The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-12 00:00:00

I • ..• : • o .I • , ti... . e:"; //sr er" - - . • -0. No. 4,576.] vEKLT COMMUNICATION 10 KW MIK —TM UVIIMIGH, NEW TOIL led • t.rillA OILA VI 4111 P COMPANY Wool dompatelilag ~1 lessens' INS S. Ms Scan ad Man IiQINOSISSWII I SOS\ pawsgs.r. 4/.1 ropatchr. r •. kLY VK. ILI Vel null., roa NSW TOIL s 111 .01' In %. 11111 , 11.1 %pen IT, I I n sOV itALll‘l..l:v, Ws..loieslwy, Apral. %oak Mas 1. Widaiedir. , ; swam Id. 17, 614 fl rases& rem Stag Mao awes. -.6 V. +ward b pion% Weft. provielone , raw morn tans& arl Ur Westin nein lissold ••ry 11411111111•11.•• isiwa--Put tram rinklibill sip WILLIIIII INMAN, IS, Wa15r41.44. Uvemesl; orb, phi mad =CMT. Wag Willieselneli. cur. ni. 111 li and YOU° HAL RAILWAY. L , Th lave. we. 4 thh Company an paneled as lima . •1 I 11. la .‘ In 1.,. llatar of Wm rWa. ea. lamppiama4 • a.- .1:. i. r. pr O.( p.r ammo, maw mit la .4 .1. lalbites 41... A ntifflafia alt be lamb Oki smier -11) . nlar, C. *AMU, Me ~. t•re4man haft. OM IllaidalMaik 1 " 4.4 ". AIM. lan. fIoLD CHAINS.—WATHIRSTOI4 sad kft raInDILI tow ta di the attesUaa d th•pddle MOr • .4 I% %IWO wtikli they &Over milk Odd Omit • • prehared at their maamfactory : 41 •d. .41oreddy g. Mena 64 hobos len— I. MEI wad, weighing lie thet. igre.. al i led. per woosr, Mint pries • :•••• Odl mina. tL QU ALITT. WEIGIST. sad TILLER al 444 an aerlderaL sad avaraateal I 0 IM pumbaaar: Walker . Navas Image lar a Aar paaamimastlaa as Ike wart- - - .4 VIE. WWII be shrived wooraksi Ss Or balsa at ‘4..t libe NSW& IPTuK awl 1111)C OLT, 0•16•1111m-1kmbekry, 14. Nolekiesdaset. Urvesasanlos. Lea" W.C. Mir aolbs4 • b. 1711 4 0 wee/ of Claw sowl .loweihrra , ea to 111111641.1 ?AIL 40.,14ainsit dramatist' to rrieloiliggal4tellWO.4o.o4 SIIOIRX ni esk . NTlQ o. l. 7 D4 t p ta urc e hafte m, a eev . m. 800 AR ¢, M. lespertalo. Rr .at 4 mules** the Any num Mt of mob et ) et !Special e11...1i0n Is reepeettolly eollelte.l ►W. Ist. es the rase elanwt le ..4.t to the usual trey of tr..k Imeor hum ISe to Zia per rent ratteron sent foe vouperteon. gyteT sod GAM. Cammeree 11...pe, an. H., eu, el, and W, a1c44 41 1 04 . S. 4. mod 1, Welleoleret, tosolon. QIICIAL NOTICE. -A. lILACKBORNE 1,3 aritillity sod pita.. that. hallo., tinged the Yin Stock WI Clitto Ws ANCIENT awl StispLlt!. 11k;t:1111.1N LUG\ mile el I !west. Imo Madame Veldt. 14 Antivtni. at • Imola of 4O per rent. 44', te noir offering It foe HALL it prim that vnll nom', their +portly durance. SO a• sot to ertMiolth hhi regular trade. 34. South Athll.7 street, laden. (ALFRED WEBB MILES) 111 NEW ~ P RINit AND Pt MINI avec for (hr WorWhissi mem ANGOLA l TDOVIINAR. Is ow rapid. awl ready De Timor Timone MVO irt wady sdartis UM. BRlecstrust DANDY LIWIQUARIL. IMb AG it oft craitsetrd utt &ay pm= Isslistare sol Myer la Me rm. lak rit/LUART. ISM Pal NkW STYLE of OVERCOAT for the 1 rentledission Is the Took Introduced by HAMILTON sad TsUare. 104 Permed Overbore shout to ordrr Itor overcoats are Invited to sea Use nee style. A select stork eta end bugle, AIN mna. N & no es be but only at 106. Meant opposite Jingler HMI. THE BEST INVESTMENT Y a purihsee at the establishments of E. MtMGR and /lON, mere all khaki of Drew way he obtained cheaper end better than at soy house in England Every department liss been furnished Pe the petn.lpsl msrki.t. of Europe with an newirtment of pots Petite SPRING and SE lIIMEK SILL* !NS superior to any wer offered to the public. The swot UM:Minable and comfort able ebbs are ocentened with durability of materiel and acetates a we. ATTIRE br TOTRInT4 and Jl' lINIED4 In peat variety. le the RIktNIRC WRING DEPARTMENT Cutters and Workman of the highest talent are N any ankle nut be approved of. 1* will be ez• tbeinW s or the money re.ionteol. L't end "Vs l' I.E.S for ALLYN EAal Int ENT and LleTa a rims" Antis. on application. or poet tree. The eeleallehmeste err clued every Eriday at easeet until berweep wow% when ..s is reetinsot until 11 o'clock. . . tto AG% and wiN, " LUDT *ADS and ftlDshirkE TA' HATTCIIB. 11061/ES, HAMM DOM MAC CM. and GENERAL OUTIPITTIUM f...n.ton Honied Nimrod Mlnneies an I .1 Iddate. New OnOwd-streat..rner of Hart-street. Cour el Tottennaan.const...nntl and inston.resd. m•Atry satatisTa:7:67 -- 11rmitkerd. Tartu\ire: Ifsegige. AsMLL A GINTLEAt AN S WARDROBE cs. maybe nom truly, expeditiously. fashionably, and me st the ratablishmenis of IL MIMES and 110 N, 1611EXANT TATLORS, WiIooLLEN DRAPEEM, MATTEIS, NONIZIM, 111111 T and PIHOC MAKERS, tiA OLNEILAL I.OI,TVITTIdirI FOR ALL CLASS /6. London if "owe NNW of Moak' mad Aldreate New Oillostbabeell, &micro( Hart street. View MEntlesham-conrSrowl and Easton road. Oanatry Establlshatenta : Disallsed. Yorkshire: Warsaw, lewilleld. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN reale • large joint of tees* pith • anent ballet* ef eosin min hantease . neat loantilntly nla roasted amp 1 1:e i t, aid all lbe pan sal Nutritious prpene* releitivL MwA K. B. Time surprising effects an produced bY reareetratioe of twat. BABI.OYrB POTATO STEAMER ; as Intel tta M w ?a Nelland s of reddest th is isveurite vegetable I. perks, Oa BAELOTPB AUTOMATON CINDER 8 r trearseled to save sae kr of s..es la Wes Pri r cerl i a pgars.) E l moirs PATENT CASK STAND. No visor, q oodOomi tistarbool Y u = 011ie wails soma Mee to sad nAELOWiI SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. &I pig ompir,d . row MO beer w t war wise. Mss I LK iMok olhear. plated. Nu—Apply direct Vs JAMB LLILDIr ti = ik ILlyt MOWN servci, Mat ensiegissane. Ilse tbal "Me and Wrest is "II ...cry ankle ogres are spade. Sagnivisp Imes. Establisbe* Gm) Jutyivn, pw batik ; Ilsetro- Ithsr. asabillbea Ern We 111117uft 9 1 11 11 1 1111117Z 1 61111181 Irnes.if OWN MMus sow bp —PDX am ITN. an. Woad. WM: DINIM %Max Vonfireirainse: Aroma. bap alw ow. Wm lawlionareada saanuoiasulacr BONDJITIMILT. A/ 17 1) 1 101AL TIZTkI oil a NEW and niraaraa nunirta.-11r. MULLS PATENTED IXTII4I_ opolsosol_ by hor llkyosty's Royal *lot Jut, IMO ..siedim bo sai rgiloot ,,t4., Al :744 .46 .o = o. or r ""s ors . LopL aft efaii . .pal w ri "... ... 4B. 4-0O ••••rune impompalt, tit UN a lifolloo.. An 11.1101111111611 beware kw puloolploo IM Oofooto suture ontlboot routirlos Om lob of fouolo-11114. July fu. " W U JoulAless lo moo NM/ foloashaol - -Cort Clnular. July 21 'levelled for Dr mud '—lforolnx Poo, July!, —Cusoilloillosu boo Tor rDMll>r omodeno. 0rr...-uor on* ltd. 111 Post : ON RIMS. MOMS. KLITING'S COUGH LOZENGES . daily vosommoodoo saw MM,—loOlabonlals hem Ile mod hisloree Neal way he lespsehee—eh the meet at.•rteel. hat. . eed sesircehrul remedy lee lee& rod .11 leeeNlers et nese met There /444 le bean I. ti.., N.. r •11. , mud Ile heck —T IC ATI NO, 'MMES. Naha Cheala, IV, Se Mars Chembient. Leiden. Metal la nuntna.-la all canes of weakens and ague qs nee WATS), ()rimy. WINK r - - by De. Dry gad the liedkeel tivieseleas.—leaped seed, by 1. 'ATM amor I. liesektrirme, Comoa-stmt. Loans mold ay all PON% t awl eine teerebrele. Sea. a dorm Wbalsial• Jamb. flawfra oak W•ll.6ler. ANIVIR FAILING REMEDY. a. a wars salon we Livia PILZ wont Msrs ooliol lagrosilool. from Ye foolps of fogad lovolo•ble who slim hem Whom amt Wet ermsym, wm==elm4, emesms, oeumm. Awls= ef Me q... ite. Far as •WI aperteM Ma. mc tad as • maeller M r l/1 1 e iv TZ. they an testy escellest M Mob epemUms and intent Cu the stomach, 'boy a ftw MOWN. % Femmes Marstion, sod streeethca the etude hy W. Lambert, art by neet dragglate, 6401 . lo l ad. tool Be RIM CO Ine ice. Roots Mims INes. Tb. 'envies me • square rent paellmm, " WIN= SR. Jrnmaetreet" 81111SVINI e• the elamp. DaBIICIIILVS DOMESTIC MEDICI/4EB, ._ boss t the world. for lb* core of every mew . Tam sKIN IPINT LNT, for .11 akla strop ...We dellpeeneel ekes,. eve.. India tc., la let .ad 41. 74 TUT sioAlbalbT, 11 ma. - rmag HU. tor reralatlni l i t e both. Wthe blood. 1. lat. 2.. H. Is. H., ono CONCL. 114.1 LTABLZ DIRENC , T. piny** iwrirons end muss-tiler system fs .11 core ha early Fmk earls, Amok marl spasmodk stricture. mei palm. week Los of the tes.hteeset. taloa mei notarrtert albs irs of tab 'men harems debility. and all female cote eerlettlag laeyeasive every vital laid 4e. rel., I la, or tour quastUlfes Physician's ad a." s vice free oa_ ea reeflass. sod I 4 Reefs Ogles for Pailaalers stamp. by BUCHAN lifiresaan-eteet. Iftforsl .trerk Imorke. W., sod rilehtea Isreardrel .w receipt of pret-oelre ceder. To be had diessle. Whelesals ovate • Bartley. ►IS, Tenlagdom roe% Seehery. 46„ At raiars-chartApiral J . "9111,1: Hannay E. , . tO. fooLstreet ier, I, Clisepaide sag N tiltent , street. London Nid e , Heyde.. 7s, minuets street . Prom 755, :strand, London JUZEAtiI COPAHINE, or Saccharstal ali ind000.,.1 In the Paris mud London amaptZ - aelnwwl . ediett am the hest }meth. for tbrosile diaseem.—• "-• • et of Nov 6, lAAT A e.ity torn or applit Ohm Per ` ,4 . st nAtthll:l..heZE.At - m. "'tench ehemaha. Hap ywiet. : keit .01 QuettUa. realm; s s d {1.6 .44 . 6 . Pre. by Dusk 14. 24 NATIONAL ART UNION. AtINCJILLPTiON. PIVII MILLI NOS Entitling In owe thence la Me DIU% I NI: on 3oth All the fends, wee working expeaves, allotted for Prtsve. Heap lirreell-30, STRAND. W. C.. Wllcre Prospectuft sad every hatnentatket nay be °Melee( Clty Dreads-41. Ireaelorekelreet, LC. 71te LYN wla dose ea the 30th natant. MUSIC HALL, Store-mtrert, Belford-alquaim. WC SCIftiOL. miabilehed 1041. Drear7oa-111r. JOHN MULLAH. MIAMI-WASH DINGING i'LAMYA. No. 197, for I Gni lamom Monday, April IS, at 6 o'clock. No. 196. for ant Meson Mooday, April 15, at o'clock Ye. for the eserm-06•Ummen. Malec Me. MULLAH', UPPER SINUI NO Priloolll will RE- AnNEMBLI nudge Na direction no WEDNE6DAY EVENINO, April It. at a quarter past 7 o'clock. 'lichee for the Italf-aemos. Imhof. As.. gelithomm'a. 10a. bl. . may be obtained at the WL Atore-ateeteL cm the evenings of meeting. or at the mi. W M k omen of Um tarestry. TLIUMAA HEADLAND. licathooto as.O. BURFORD'S PANORAMA, le.—The entire of thL Intavr.tus, sad world (stow! Fabibition is now On at taw ALLA CLD MIME of la.—Leicester Num*. I)tAL MA/NUL—Mr. CALDWELL, tor the partr resseet at several ot kis patrons. bees to aimeouseee sooher 0 RAND DAL wed es the saate bill as heretofore. as Apell It Wier awl Character TlcMy Ds.. Geolleakea's Tickets. Se Sabres Deessetes Very WI —Deasestrest, toko. Ma Private Looms .at arty beer, pause{. AI Is. ARGYLL ROOMS-GRAND MUSICAL ICITISTAINXIINT, at* solobralal lad, Forty la aaalw,aaaVYag Woo year I. Amu Irma Ftillharsa. ale Calaorla Ilayal Mik Operas. mil asenboid ="11/ Ilissa Z a ama& Oimpligisloa. IL Boakuurt. 11 of Fiat Adolsolai. la CASH ADVANCES NAM without delay, by the LIMO, IMVIIITIOINT COMPANY Wonted). Ma. dosenstweidell. anilapadt at Ned& Ms at sal& or other ap preyed amosity. esswabls W may 'oddment& snowed I per soul es ea as shove && (p& t. la shares et AM mid II ann. Peoweerases and has ma Ins as empllsmin& Anion= JAMES ROSY. Mane ntrestsr. 7ZOWI'ABLE SEEDS : No. 3 Collection, • T OmM et pew awl sal elber mob la proportion, forum yeWs= i d o . , N. 4 Csasellies, 4 Immo of tio , 15. N. II l ephots al do, do, No Ii The VA collection and Cliffiefe —MT= dad MVIILLOCII, Covent-garden er/tot, W.C. FLOWER SEEDS. --Collsetiun A, 40 packets, beautiful lower seeds, Th. Colleetien L SD packets. de., la. gd.. 051leetIon C. 15 gripes, do.. k St All lower seeds gest pest-pald. Agnates/. Odds to tbe Vegetable and Plower Or deo seat tree and --BUTLILII and XeCUL- Welk Ceeentigardea-rearket, W. lIIINICTIOS OS PIZ WWI DITITIL EIIROPIAN sad COLONIAL wars oOIIIPANT, 12t. Pa/14•04 Iona& The above pow >W bees tamed tor the pawpaw at sew Pons the Nobility, Gentry, and Private audits. with PUZZ NINMI of the Id bet character. at a saving of 30 pc aeat. ROYAL TICIOZIA SHlllllY—tra pee doom (Ther Standard of Itsrellanea) STLEI7DID OLD POEM tan la tie were 'Tapia MOM SPAJILLING SPICINAY AONE Saa. Q. JULJZX CLAIM. and wltltont acidity 11.. lINISST COON= i&AIfDY liaY or Brown) Mis. mad ID. lIIINGAJUAN CROWN PORT. SHISIRT, &a flaa and Us. 70a Sort over ladrodaoad Into this country. lattlsa sad yasaisia laeladsd, sad six dam sans trots say railway sadism la Eagbail or Weiss. Plies Ma fres to appll 'WOK. Term saals WILLIAM ILZDTIIIIIIII. Mamasz. HAIR BEITORED, Preeerved, and Beautified by the gee el ROWLAND" MACAARAR OlL—Thls ey tlant mid trelfreall OR prevent. Mk Owe falba, of or taming grey strengthsue weak hair, cleaaseett from *turf and dandrl and makes It beautifully soft, pail& lad. gleamy. In the growth of Whisker; this heard, mg Menehashias, it untniling in its stimulative eginniusa ler daisies le oteally fecom. mended. as tomb( the heel eta heimiltel treed of bah., while Its intrintinUun into the of royalty, and the numerous testimonials oonseantly et Its egicasy, afford the Mist and surest pool of Ile wswoa—Price 3a. M., 75., 10s. 64. equal to four emall), and Ile. per bottle. Cantloa—Ask for " Rowlands' Macassar Oil." Sold at IS, Hatton-garden, and by chemists and praraara NM& L C. MAL tf L% NEW th/ ilay, prise Ow to ey, No. L et THE IT. JAMES'S MAGAZINE, coodeetell by lan. I. ma& Designed to the latereie of Nome. the Neeneseeto of Life, sod Aneeemet aett lalomedoe of all Claws. loodoe : Ilsodero. Otley, sad Go., A, Drookotreet, W. MAP of ILII3TRIIN COUNTIES RAILWAY oMM.- SUNDAY wu4 Apes wM be 'relented DMPATI:M. se seenrele MAP of the Eastern Italy*" fromLewin.Tarnionlh, with Its branches, complete, from • wog Immediately ashes by must eminent geographers engaged esprenly for this wort ; and on Sunday. the flat, will be shwa Me line of railway be Cambridge, Ely, Liao. Norwich, at, idle Its I:Uitary lines. On the sth of May will he lamed the /mirth Part of the splendid Nine Doable abet Map of London. The price of the lespatch" (with Map: il—Masliatope.i. hi.. stamped, to go by poet, lit—Order ul auy newsagent la the kingdom: or from the once, 13$, Flertatreet, Loudon. fiend U. 6d. in damps for nine papers and perfect Map el Logsdon. ()etas°, Os. 6t1.. THE PILGRIM : e Dialogue on the Life and defter of Mac Henry the Eighth. By WILMS ?Boum, Mort of the Combed to &loud VI. Edited, wtth NoSets from the drehiees at Pods and Brume* by!. A. hone. London: Parker, dos, sad loom Iffeetitrood. T Pail eve, Posoad Salm oi BE RECREATIONS of a COUNTRY 9AGGION , Imp Osamiskoy, WM, Satiol. mad Deamtle. A lolotiSaa from the Cessellmolons el A. IL. M. B. "Yrooors Magsslas." Looks : baker, Goa, sad Pooon. Wog Nomad. Mb day, foolscap Oro. Third liditids, pekoe ?a dd., THI ANOIL in the HOUSE. By COVIWIST ..P•160/111. By Ilk; yintoLythar, FAITIItL toe EVIL& loolosp Lark*: Pastor, Sok awl Boom Wool HYfai nh fa, TLLUSTRATIONB of who the POLITICAL and 11 DIPLotIATIC RILATIONA et the INDIPILVDEXT KINGDOM of HUNOARY ; aad of the tithed that time than la the " auatnaa Anhwei.' By 'rooms more, Banlibw toes..: W. rd.. la. Buslagise Aratia. lida day, prise fa, kp. We, *grey pIR•TEB ol the P R n a l 11 8. Hy 017WAVII AZILLILD Ad • eaeratlve of thrilling Wise adventure'. of Ilk la tee =l.sad events through which the atubur hem pensik, .dassrve• Instant word Guides : erd sad Lock, 114 lieret-olseet Tab as lamp. we, pp. alk araaamsatal boards, roan la. woouxonoNs a HORSE DEALER. Iro dark for war Woad from the prior Wire radltlad to public eneldnite. It abounds lo tbscurodsly practical informa tion. and reveals ivory snore in bone &Arlin; and horn coping. Wbormar kerns • stable or rides • bane nimbi buy th• book. Imam Ward add Loch. UI. liosararrot. Ilds dim kb Om enraistal bomb. vibe 91., at to ebb. gib band. b. 61. ousbabo, CRIMINAL CILEBRITIZS. LOCUM Iffiazatt. larks: V. Lob awl (b.. a te.. /use ppf.krrdw pries M. 44., hy past ta 10d.. DIHKAR and their REMEDIES. By J. Mudd, M.D Liddlais of Um loyal Colds* of lidded% lidlabargli. Mei:atm of Um loyal Who* of Sur isms. Ita‘sa4, as, Author of "Diseases el the likla." poke la. by pod 14 amps. will Photographic — ; °outdid% Ur mods% Wanda (so °looted at dos llpplW at. Loris. Pr% tor the ours of lion diseases so pe.Yef Y a dab Oda of shdlimlisa. ssasupsitt cm se I pw Ads of Qs blood. craw satameems scerhatic iiillettti sad sordsla trod dad ear eaelal l" rsd deep mated elms, Is. ldy Übe ems Author. with numerous Illastretleas, peke ea ed. : by post. sheidged edition. IL. by pose 14 stamps, sealed, !4. a new Hedges' Work, eatilled LIM WORTH RITMO , triattsg es lean. Hind. an' Natter, 'howler tenor nervous debility and premature decline Is produced by dlmepr,l of oaturea laws. Contents General and acquired debility, from early isetperience, productive of dbicasee and disarrangement of the muscular system, res i Llt:m in Derwin sad Physical irritability. the canoe of total or protratioa. Oman of Consultation from 10 to it, sad l le f : or by aZiit ; most. The above works to he had Rem She Author, IR Maud, Itaarrwegawre, lAsklos. W. Par dialillesticos. see "Moiled 11•010,2." DL COITUS Ott 111DIVOL'AISTAL OEN LEAL DESILITY, 1.. Jung hllaket, pies la., P.M free frusta' Author for Melamine, AMEDICALESSAY on the CAUSE mn CUM at PIIIIIATVItt nccUNE In NAY, with plats Ansonia's kw whet restemeSos Selman"' am' viper, the meek et Swesly-ker peeve sees U 1 prackes la the treatmeet of those pee lees wirveus and acquired diseases, which tend to emhttler & s o n Nei or Dr. J. L MIMI. 15, Albeinarleetrest, noes/41117, tanks& Contrultatleas, 10 UDR, and ato o. "This le the lent book on nerrousesse."—nedleal Record. London : Lew 30, Cornhlll . teed J. Allen, to, Marekk.lase. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Dr gyms boo just pat lisbed a TREE EDITION of hi. 'shoats inwk, Ike EILIVATZ MEDICAL lERIVID (1111 ), es Um Selt-eore at Nemo, Debility, L. at Memory. .4 sot, Ls shads. poet-tree, es 7= 4 : a Armed ofseekars. arlesis two prase Amps. NUM Iftsfeweitessait. Tatlatate-aallatt. &nen. W.C. THE COLLEEN BAWN QUADRILLE 'dedicated to Mrs. Dien hoedcault ) Finely illustrated. U. Played with enthusiastic applause sightly at the New Adelphi Theatre and at the Theatres 'loyal Dublin and New castleont Tyne. bawd Parts. by C. Hall, of the New Adelphi, .. . . . • ; Qcs - tn-sTßobert Cocks and Co. have just published the Col leen Hawn, or Irish National Quadrille, • very pretty comp.- altion, founded on Irish airs, and well worth attention at thhi festive season of the year." THS QUEEN'S LANCERS: a New Set of Quadrilles for 8 or 16 persons flaw's In Snell& and French). Competed by A 1.1444411 LIUKT. Piano. ; Deets, es. Loudon : Sober* Cocks and Co.. New Innitngtoontreet. Ba yeatotfeet, W.. aid of all aikaidomellars. INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND. The total Bum received by the Lord Mayor, in aid of the Indian Relief Fund, up to list evening, amounted to 40,1111. The principal amount received during the day wee 9791. lag. 10,L, from Huddersfield. The Mayor of Southampton boa called a public mewling for neat Monday, to raise funds towards relieving the sufferers from the famine in India. The Manchester subscription had risen to about 4,003/. yestenky at half-Feat four o'clock. At a meeting of the committee yesterday afternoon it was resolved to plaaud the town and commence a pommel canvass of the inhabitants. The load clergy and ministers of all denomi nations are alao regnested to make mdleettons acct Sunday. EwspApEß , 11 : ;: 1 :0":":- • LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1861. THE INTEENATIONAL EXHIBITION OP 1862. Every reeeediag day tends further to de- monstrld• the peat Miens* which ia felt is the forthcom ing intonations' athihilifie, as shown by the fact that last evening the guarantee fund was augmented ti 389,2001., progressively advancing about 10,0001. per day, nod there osa be little doubt that in a few days it will reach 400,0301. Some of the foreign powers have sent replies to commu nications addressed to them, stating that their governments will in every way in their power lend their assistance to promote the interests of the Exhibition, and friendly mem mese from most of the ministers of the other countries who it, resident in London have also been received, but as yet the Um* has sot been sufficient to obtain answers to the acalleatieme forwarded by them to their respective countries. Ia those foreign countries from which answers have bees remired local mensisimionere will be appointed similar to those who were chorea previous to the Exhibition of 1861, who will esperintecid the arrangemente as to the mode of transit and other regalatious to be carried out in concur. ream with their respective governments. As the 12th of February is the first day for receiving goods, mid the 31st of March the latest period at which they will be re ceived, it is necessu7 that the commissioners should be ap pointed without much delay, as no article will be admitted from any foreign country without the sesetioa of such com missioners, and through whom all emiammaiestions of her Majesty's Commissioners will take piece. The portion of the building &mond to architecture, painting" in oil and watercolour and drawings, sculpture, etchings, and the fine arta generally, is required by the contact to be roofed in by October, and the entire building to be finished and put into the pasemeion of the commissioners by the end of December. Yesterday a meeting of the building committee warn held at the South Kensington Museum. The Trade Organisation Committee will meet on Wed nesday. the 17th inst. The Fine Arts Committee will meet this day (Friday). The Finance Committee will meet on Tuesday next, the 16th lout. The representative; of the Chambers of Commixes of the United Kingdom will shortly bold their wood meeting. Already in the provinces plans are being organised to foci• Mate the visit of persona to the Exhibition, and clubs for that purpose are imatemplated, so that there is every reseon to believe that the ErJaibition of 1t62 will be equally well attoeclad as that of Is6l. PARLIAMENTARY D 1 ~t91171P PAIRS ON THE RS BOROIJGH FRANCHISE BILL. TOR. LOW... Mr. Baiter Lord Naas Mr. Yenwick Harlot Beeline Mr. Matto Mr. A. Matheson MMr. r. Ca C-..113:Zee Mr. Osborne Mr. Con°Uy Mr W. Somerville Mr. Gifu. Mr. Maguire Hon. G. H. Liddell Mr A. Agnew SFr J. Forster Mr. Cobbett Mr. Milford Colonel Biddulph Air W. Wynn The Lord Advocate Mr. Mum Mr. Wyld Mr. Kendall Mr. Dodson Mr. Deedes Lord Benham Laid Valletort Mr. Staniland Mr. a. sway Mr H. T. Davie Sir W. Miles Mr. Ivens Mr. Mun i a mps Mr. Wants Mr. J. Captain Stackpole lord Hamilim Mr. WORM Mr. Blackburn Mr. MMahoo Major Boer L de Botheeddld Hen. Job. Mr. Pollard Urquhart Mr. Winn Mr. S. =ice, Jun. Hen. C.oloneernard Mr. Vyner Hen. D. K Deneennbe. iterleant Kinglike Mr. Pugh illeatgontery) Mr. Collier Mr. Rogers Colonel Tynte Sir Fitzroy Kelly Mr Steel Mr. Cur Ssymer Mr. P. O'Brien Mr. Lefroy Mr. Talbot Captain Lowther Mr John Amnia Lord Galway Mr t.,.. Clifford General Arbuthnot Sir T. Winnington Mr. King King Lord Dunkellin Mr. C. P. Leslie tilt John Ogilvy Major Hamilton Alderman :mimeos lord Henry Lennox Alderman Omeined Nom. C. B. Banbury Mr. Hussey Vivian Mr. Whitedde Mr. G. C. Glyn Certain Grey. Tat Baturr.—Mr. Berkeley's motion stands 6rst is the notices of motions for Tuesday, Zdrd Aprril, when we Must the liberal members of the House of Compose will she the member for Bristol their most earliest support, and the tripods of the ballot in the constitusecies will no doubt exert themselves to secure that they are represented by their members in the division. 607 ~Tlt it Awn qt. - ff.—The weekly meeting of the executive committee was held, at the offices in Dull& hall-chambers, on Tuesday. Mr. Sydenham Nodes is the chair; Mr. Whitehurat, Mr. Bootems, Mr. Elt, Mr. Man, Re, were pianist. Reports were received respecting the movements amoept the constituencies of Carlisle Oxford, Lewes, Abingdon, Wakefield, Sandwich, Bc. The follow ing reiolutioas were agreed to :—" That this committee would impress on the friends of parliamentary reform, that as say mem» for that purpose must be carried by forts of publis opinioa, it is desirable that by all organisations fanned, sad at all meetings held to promote the cause of reforms, the ballot should be insisted on as the indispensable ecoaaipaaisient of any extension of the suffrage, this com mittee Wag convinced that the same moral force which is adequate to obtain a widening of the franchise, out at the nine time procure for the voter the protection of the ballot." "That a special fund be raised for incur* that no borough election shall take pblCe without giving the electors an opportunity of recording their votes in favour of a stipporbir of the hallot." Ii1;11.0U011 OF MkRYLEBONR..•-•Ye4tertiliy this borough was Moadated with political agents feeling their way ansompt the Iffie mea havimg influence with the liberal pact =. ia the usesoteg the wells and hoard inp were lNasrwa with the came el Major Lyon, but on the goetlamen who acted as hie winuoittee on the previous 000116100 waiting upon him to know his inteatimm, the pliant major positively declined to allow himself to be pet in nomination. During the day Mr. Harvey Lewis, chairman of the Universal Marine We Assumes Com pany, and a director of the National Beak, paid a visit to various pots of the borough, cod was very favourably re. mired. Mr. Lewis contested HaU on the late occodoo, and although defeated the liberal electors presented him with a testimonial iu estimation of their esteem for the bold and honourable way iu which he came forward and fought their battle. Another candidate was announced in the person of Captain Groeviroor, a son of Lord Ebur7, who is believed to be a whig. A third name mentioned is that of Mr. Goldsmid, who unsoccemfully contested Brighton with Mr. White at the late election. It is stated in well-informed circles that the conservative party have • gentleman of that side of politica in reserve, sod that they will bring him forward in the event of two liberals being is the field, or any geatleman unknown to public fame offering himself. CAMBILIDOZ, APRIL 11.--.1)1013880RIAL EXAMINA TION& --(Ennialed sad approved.)—Comparative Amami and Physiology : Tremtue, St. Peter's—Wm. Clark, Pro fessor; G. E. Prost, Assidant Examiner. Chemistry: Margo% Essmeanal; Dickinses, Csius—J. Cumming, Pro fessor; G. D. Lireusg, Assistant Examiner. Jacksoeise Professor (Hriters! and Experimental Philosophy) : Doyss. Marilee; Narrows% TrutitY Lewis, Corpus; Matthews. Nagdalse ; Rogers, Queen's—R. Willis, Professor; N. M. Forty% Amitaat lizataiDer. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. La Favorite was performed last night for the debit in this c angry of Signor Tiberini, who performed the part of Fernando, sad also for Ydlie. Csillsg's fiat appear- saes a the chamfer of Leonora. This fine opera, written by Dustman for the Parisian stage, • short time before he was attacked by the fatal malady which brought his eareer to an untimely end, is certainly one of the best of his works, showing that even then be was is a state of progress as an artist, especially in repird to constructive skill and mastery over the resources of insiramentation. Without any diminution in the richness of his vein of expressive melody, there is in this operas solidity of style and a variety of elects, which brings it nearer than any of his previous productions to the peg weeks of the older masters. The poem, too, is of snore than ordinary merit ; it is pathetic and interesting, cad gives scope for the dramatic genius as well as the vocal powers of the principal performers. Signor Tiberini's stein has been entirely successful. He has more than realised the expectations to which hie con tinental reputation bad given rise. He is • handsome young man, cad hie features, though not very strongly marked, are planing and expressive. His action is so free from conveatioesl exaggeration, that at first it gars the idea of tantseem ; bat it soon became apparent that be bad force and energy at eseernand when they were called fir. His vcdoe, in like manner, is especially remarkable far sweetness, med for that sympathetic quality which fits it for soft and tailor expremion. But when it is demanded, power Is not want*. In the greet seems especially, la whisk the young soldier, in a Isansport of indignant passion, tears off the badge of dishonour with which he bad been invested, I and casts it, with his broken sword, at the feet of the King, the actor gave full effect to the situation. Ceellag's Lameness such a performance as we bad expected from this peat sad eeosummate artist. Weiteve long moo ciated masers with the image of Grin, whom beautiful and pathetic impersonation of the character, we had imagined, could sever be "pulled. Gilled' reading of the part, how ever, though different from Grin, is not Is. excellent. If it is less soft, it is more impassioned and striking. Her love is intense and impetuous, her grief is wild despair, sad her death is an agony of delirious rapture. Her vocal execution is of a corresponding character ; it is full of power, and gives utterance in all their intensity to all the varieties of passion. Taken altogether, the performance of Lemma has impressed us, as strongly as any of her previous efforts, with it sew of the genius of this peat artist. The eisareater of the King has seldom had so exce ll ent a I represeakative as I. Panne. Though in the simplest ea- tame, he looked "every inch a king," acted with intelli gence and fire, and sang the fine music of the pert beauti fully. The public have long been acquainted with Zelger's formidable Priest, who hurls the thunderbolts of the church upon the heads of the King and his hapless favourite. The choruses, some of which are very fine, were admirably sung; and the iacidental divertissement exhibited some dancing which mould I►o been considered charming won is ths palmy days al Carib and Carlotta Griai. RocurrY rot Tun Ihroonitaomtiner or roe Fur. Ans.—lad evening. at the society's room, in Conduit- street, Mr. H. °Wel delivered his weed lecture "On the Helium Schoolof Panting," before • crowded meeting. The lecturer nom ihamed from the posit where his previews lecture left 04, dwelling at cousidershie With upon the celebrated works of Michael Angelo, Raphael, Da Vinci, Correggio, and Titian, the great lights el art in its smith ; afterwards tracing the hishriz al l oci the = w a g ed its tem porary revival wider the ' with the great landacapista, Clam* Peemin, and Balvator Rem, whom example did 0:411/12110011d this great school el natural art, such ea, with modifications, it exists spoppt us at pee sent. Mr. J. Hailstone, reddest of the bed tryNide Artists, was is the chair, and, alter some observation ea the subject of the lecture, moved a vote of thitaks to the lecturer, which was canted. A large collection of Gegen ings teem the works of the principal meters illustrated the Tut 'Amos finitucar. Holm—The objects in view by the promoters of this excellent inellktion-411016- limbed about three pan ego at Blealey-terrace. Nothing hill, for the surgical treatment of diaries peculiar to females—is to aid those who are willing and in some degree able to help themselves. Itcombines the organisation of a hospital with the comforts of a home, at a small weekly charge, and is particularly adapted for ladies and persons not eligible for the charity of the ordinary hospitals, and who are not in a position to meet the expenses of the first. rate skill and nursing which such painful and often tedious maladies involve. There are some free bade in connexion with the institution, and it is to aid those as well as the ge neral objects of the " Home" that Viscount Enfield, 3L P., hae consented to preside at the ausseel festival in its sup port, to be held at St. Janes-hall, next Wednesday, the 17th Met. gang act. —The committee at Wiesbaden having deputed the Blether of Leedom to appoint a chaplais, vice the Rev. Mr. Hobbies, IL. A. resigned, his lordship, with the•approval of the Bishop of Salisbury, has appointed the Rev. - James Cram Brine, 8.D., late fellow d St. John's College, Oxford, sod iocurshent et All Saints, atadetock. Dorset, to the vacant post. The Rev. Henry filessor, ILA., fellow of Oxford, will perform Mr. Brine's dutisedorisg his temporary absence from ill-health. The several changes will take Elam os the lst of May. Toss LONDON KIWI CORPS AT ST. PAUL'S. The Lord Mayor will proceed in state to St. Paul'. Cathe dral au Sunday next, in order so be present at the visit whisk the first corps of the City of London Rifle Volunteers will pay to the sacred edifice. His lordship, who will be aocompuded by the sheriffs, aldermen, and members of the Court of Lieutenancy, will start from the Mansion-home at half-past two o'clock, and proceed along the Poultry sod Chespeide to St. Patil'oehtmehymd, entering the cathedral by the side door. The O&M. of the corps will be in full dress uniform. Full choral 11114141111 will be performed in the choir, and the season will be preeetted by the Rev. William Welldon Champeeys, M.A., vicar ofBl. Parma" who is the canon in residence fee the Emmet month. FIRE IN THE ClTY.—Yeatertlay afternoon consi derable alma was clawed in the neighbourhood of Cannoeatreet, City, eying to a fire breaking out in the premises uf Miemte. Clarbour and Lamb, twine and jute merchant., carrying en business at No. 5, Salters'.Ull °mart, almost adjoining the chapel. The fire was caused by a package of jute or hemp falling upon a lighted candle, which one of the workmen was holding in the basement. This part of the building contained a large stock in trade, and owing to the inflammable character of the goodsthe fire commenced to travel with more than usual rapidity, so that at one time the worst fears were apprehended for the safety of the whole clump of houses in the court. The en emas of the pari-h and several of the Londonilkimule, from Watling-street, Jeffrey-square, Farringdon-street, and other distant stations were quickly in attendance, and were at once set to work under the direction of Engineers Swanton, Gemini, and other officers. Fortunately a good supply of water was procured, and the firemen managed to get the flames extinguished, but cot until considerable &nage ems done, and Mr. Clarbour triflingly scorched about the face. The firm was insured in the Sun Fire-office. FIRE AT HERHALL RECTORY, REAR BIRKENHEAD. Hegirall Rectory, the resideoes of the Rev. Mr. Colon, about fi ve miles from Birkenhead, was completely deatroyed by fire on the 'Teeing of Wednesday. At the time of the disaster the rector and his family were absent, onitwo I female sensate being on the prem i ses, which were lately rebuilt by Mr. Onion at an expense of 3,0001. The pictures I sod rode portable articles of furniture were saved, but a great deal of valuable property, consieling of the heavier portion of the furniture, do., was completely destroyed, in ' spite of the praiseworthy exertions of the "Mires sad Dir. kenbead fire brigade. GREAT NORTHERN AND WIWIIIIN GT IRELAND B.mtwar.—Yesterday a special pastel maim of the pro- Odors of this company was held at the cams, 36, Perlis- 1 meet-street, Weetmiaster, in accordance with the standing orders of the House of Commons, for the puree of takiug i into consideration the copy of a bill now pmeteg is perlki- I meet, entitled "A Bill to enable the Great Northern sad i Western (of Ireland) Railway Company to extend their i Railway to Westport." The chair was occupied by Lard Lucan. Mr. Benjamin Room, the secretary, having read the advertisement convening the meeting, submitted • copy of the bill. Lord J. T. Browse, M.P., moved that u nd er present circumstances the meeting be adjourned until the , 9th of May. The Marquis of Sligo seconded the motion, 1 which was unanimously adopted. CHESHIRE MIDLAND RAILWAY.—Tbe Wham , cliffs meeting onetnioned for yesterday. at Maaeltester, was adjourned to the 36th of April, whim it is expected that the bills affecting this company will have the House of Commons. Sir H. )(shimming, the chalmnaa, staked ' that the proposed deviation of the line bad the tweet of all the landowners. It would effect a aiming of 4.0001., improve the gradients from 11s 80 to'l in 100, and afford a better site for the Koutaford Station. The London and North Western bad arranged to bring their line from Chet ford to this company's station at Knutdord, sod each com pany bad withdrawn lie petition against the bills of the other. CRYSTAL PALACE. —ONE SHILLING DAY. I TIORSDAY, Ann 11.— Adreissione os payment, 1,684 giblo by maim tickets OH. Total Mahon, 2,946. I3PORTING INTELLIGENCE. EPSOM RACES—TarsaDAT. TIM LIMIDON•BRIDGI STAilln of 50 star., added to a nweepalekes of 5 son. each. Weights foe age. One mile. (11 gabs.) Mr. Serpant's Crater, W Orlando, 4 yrs, list 71b (F. Adams) 1 Bir J. Bewlert Gallus, 5 yrs, gat IMb 'Wells; S Mr. Pan , . Avalanche, 4 yrs, Sit 9.1 b Clements) 3 Mr. W. Day's Deserter. 3 yrs, 74 lib (Z. Adams' 0 Mr. Gratwicies Allingtors, 4 yrs, 84 atb ....10. Fordluum 0 Baron de NiviCres Light. 6 yrs, Set 13Ib .. (H. Grimshaw) 0 Mr. W. Nelson's Joskin. 6 yrs, ht 131 b (Walk/ 0 Lord Portsmouth's Insocanere, Byre, Bit 7lb ..( 1. Goghs 0 Lord Stainforrls Malta, 3 yrs, 74 lib 'IA Edwards 0 Mr. Jacobi. Amsterdam, 6 yrs, 94 (T. Johnson 0 , ILE Hughes's M. nillipt, aged, Oat (D. Hughes) 0 I TEI CITT AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP 01 15 soya each, 10 forfeit, and 5 If declared, with 100 added ; winners extra ; the asoond to motive 25 son. The last mile and a quarter. =b., 67 of whom pay 10, and 54 5 eon. each.) The weight accepting being Set 10Ib, it has been raiesd to Bat 121 b, and the others in proportion. Lord Allesbury's Canine, by Orlando, 6 yrs, Mt 31b L. Bsowden) I ' Mr. F. Swindell's flawmitter, 3 yrs, sst 91b ( . (R. Taylor) I Mr. Merry's Sir William 4 yrs, 7st 101 b Nadauce, 3 Capt. Little's General Ileac, 4 yrs, Iht 11th (T. French( 4 Mr. Januar& High Treason, 4 yrs. tist 61b.. (Challorter) 0 Mr. Alexander's Thunderbolt, 4 yrs. Bit 61b (E. Sharpe) 0 Mr. Whitaker's First lard. 4 yrs. 34 1010 (Bullock) 0 Mr. Mseissd's Bestow. 6 yrs, Wit nib dn. 61k a) !bedlam 0 Mr H. smith's Fits Aron, a yrs, 7st Illb (Grubb) 0 Blr J. Rewleys Rising Sun, 4 yrs. 7st Bib .. (W. Bradley) 0 C"ili&Wree Angelo , 4 yrs, 751 Mb.... (H. Orimshaw) I Sir. 0 Iles ContaUna, 4 yrs. Tai 21b (Drew) II lir. Wlbou's Merrimac, 4 yrs, 7st 111 b (A. Edwards 0 Mr. Crawford's Tightflt, 6 yrs, 'Mt (W. 0 Mr. Maybes Ferrona, 4 yrs. 04131 b (Parry II Mr. Hughes's Physician. 4 yrs, int IMIs (Mitchell 0 Mr. Tresses Chance Shot, 4 yrs, 64 113 b ( 3. Adams 0 Mr. H. Mundy's Oliver, 4 yrs, l et 111 h ( Baena 0 Lard Portsmouth's Cronstadt, 3 yrs, art tab....(Chapraal 0 Mr. Modginan's Furious, 4 yrs, 04 Slb (in. Mb extra sos, 0 Mr. lamb% Abaci; 3 yrs, Ilst S (W John h (MaloaM) 0 Baron Bothsehlids Gum& filly, 3 yra, Olt Mb ... (Daley) 0 . Mr. Ward's Rapture, 3 yrs, tit lib Mr. Saville's Guilder, 4 yrs, Est (I. Phillips) 0 Count La ranges Gabrielle (titmice , " a yr", 64 131 b - Mr. IttddeW Bradfordi s Star of the Weat, 4 yrs. 6st IMb (W(T. Parsons) Mr. J. andefs W3mbat, 9 yrs, O a st 12Ib Captain Grays Pancake, 3 yes, sst 121 b (DaYls Mr. Wyndluirs's Lisbon, 3 let 111 b (oar. Wt Sib , (Page Lord Canterbury's Sir Edward, 4 yrs, fat Illb (car. Oat (Maldniert Mr. Murphy's Creagh Patrick. 2 yrs, Est sib— .01. Adams Mr. W, Prwalrs lady Clare. 3 yrs, let Sib (J. Bear Mr. ltsuilag's Inlatitsnridre, 3 yrs. sat Sib Lard Atlesboys Intimidation 1114,11 yrs, Set Sib Plidge l" 1:1;1 Mrs. tishaklin's Canierino, 3 yrs, Sat 91D (G. Parsons Duke of Beaufort's East Amen, 3 yrs, 6d alb .. (Whiteley) Mr IL Sutton's Hilarity, 3 yrs, 6st Sib (111rd) Mr. E. Hall's Seclusion, 4 yrs, 7st 51h (Creswell' Betting : 5 to 1 agst Physician, 10 tot apt East Sheen, 12 to 1 each apt Fast Lord and Thuoderbolt ; 100 to 7 agst Pancabe, 20 to 1 sash apt Besbow, Gabrielle trEstrees, and King Tom filly, 25 to 1 each apt Guilder, Angelo, Merriam; sod Lady Glare ; 100 to 3 each agst General Hew end Sir William, and 40 to 1 apt Cantina. After upwards of as hour had 'kneed in fruitier attempts to get the large field away, in which Csoserino twice broke away, and coma to the distance before she could be stopped the first time, sad on the second attempt he reached the Stand eselosnee. Doling the tedious delay the patience of the speclatoes was sorely tried ; bat at last the welcome peal of the bell, and the shouts of " they're off," calmed the fears of many that additional time would ten " cat to waste." Os the horses getting into their places, tbe forenoons. General pisses, lady Co m, Thunderbolt, Mil= Angelo, with Physician lying in the centre ed the nag division next, the last of whom hieing Tightfit, Pomisha, timidation colt, Star of the West, Camerino, est Chasm' Shot. In this eider they streamed along the brow of the hill, their colours presenting an unusual degree of brilliancy, but on reaching the Mile -pat the " tailing " bope a t= itself, renewed additional numbers as they d the hill to the road, on crossing which Guilder rue maw wide, was Joined by Asgelo fiawcutter es the lower aillk General Mame, Lady ekes, and First Lord lying es the upper ported. Thunderbolt and Benbow, who had hies rims* oesepienously in front, at the WOO time retired btei Oa reaching the distance Sir William emerged from flak, sad be • few strides was seen in whit • the leading horse., which comprised 6wanltsl Castles General Haase, and First Opposite " Mead Angelo dropped back beaten, at themes Yam, Oaeliise, full of running, mime to the fors, and iu • few *id. ebtaWeds slight lead, aid after an excellent race hems betimes the four placed, won by • length, Samaigher ebtainingmeeedlemosre by • neck ; Closers' Hesse liaidred • ood fourth, Ample fifth, First Lard sixth, the next be g Beabow s .Thearlsrbat i Womhel, Purim.% Physician, l iag i lon4lllly, and Rising Bun ;the others trotted in a long 1321 TW042.4140LD Smite of 10 DOM each, with 50 added ; for *eke, 84 10Ib ; and finite, Bet 71b. The se wed to sass his slake. Half a mile. (38 subs.) Mr. Yang's Express, by Orlando, tat 71b . .(Custance, 1 Lord Stamford'. Estrada, SW ill) 4. Edwards) t Ma. Onwilles larealosa 211 y, Sat 71b.. (L Socrdon, a Mr J. Hawlsy's Fantail* Set 7lb (Wells , 0 Mr. ',Mee* Bern, Sit 101 b nn.n (Cocks; 0 Captain Lane's Brjechinader, Bat 10Ib )tall) 9 Mr. Parr's Bonnebelle, 0,1 7Th (Clement) 0 Lord Portsmouth's Sheerness, Mt 101 b (3. Golder) 0 Capt. Beresford's Bst 7lb (0. Yordbam) 0 Betting : 2 to 1 agst Expresa, 5 to 2 snot Estrelda. 5 to 1 apt Fantasia, and to 1 apt Bonnebelle. Estreltia in min. pony with Sheerness and Barcelona filly made the running to the Stand, where the favourite came out and won cleverly g Sheeran ' fourth, A like distance between second and tMr& fourth, and Boanebelle next. The others beaten off • keg way. The HZATIKMTK PLATZ of 50 soya. (Handicap), for all ages. New T. Y.C. Threoquarters of it mile. Winners extra. - Mr. Ha- risoul Apollo, by Pyrrhus the First, 4 yrs, TO iftsnreal I Mr. Payee's Beckley, 4 yrs, Dit (Drew Mr. George's White Wave, 4 yrs, est 10 1 b (J. Adams 11 Mr. Ward's Clovernook, 4 me, Td 41b (W. Bottom) 0 Lord Westmorebuid's Nabob's lisughtor, 3 yes, Ost 71b (Midgeley) 0 Mr. Brown's Mermaid, 11 yrs, Oat 71b (llaldmaet) 0 Mr. Hodgman 's Wild Blvd. 1 yrs. Mt ne....(W. Johnson) 0 Mr. 8. Jacob's Acre, 3 yrs, sst 1211, (II. Taylor) 0 Mr. & Jacob's Tlbble slush's, 2 yes, Mt 711. (ear. Mt 911. (Beach) 0 Mr. Duncen's Sister to Dexterous, ! yrs, sst 71b.. (Morris) 0 Betting : 7 to 4 sot Buckley, 4 to 1 apt Wild Bird, 6 to 1 each apt White `Pave and Anvil', 10 to 1 apt Acre. Some considerable time was consumed is getting the horse' from the post, Apollo being the first to show in *Arum, followed by White Wave, Clovernook, and the favourite, the others lying off. At the distance Clovernook was beaten and disappeared from the front, the three placed ruining a close run home, Apollo landing his colours half a length in advance of Beckley, White Wave finished third, three lengths la the roar of the favourite. Acre was a bad fourth, Wild Bird next, the others nowhere. Tan PADDOCK &MIMS of 5 sows. each, with 30 son. added, for 2•r-olds and upwards, with selling allowances. Three-quarters of a mile. (13 subs.) Mr. Bedpost's Revolt, by West Arkin's, I yrs (301), set (0. Parsons) 1 Mr. J. Day's Sir William Arrastroug, 3 yrs (Mt). Mt bin (J. Adams) 2 Lord fitamford's Viscountess. Ire pa.), list 71h.. (Roper 3 Mr. W. Gars cby Tsilmor, pi (lbL), Set 111b.A.Adams; 0 Mr. Payne's /turfed'', 3 yrs (W), noowileu; 0 Mr. Cameros'' Antelope, 2 yrs (SOL). Set 7lh (Midgeley) 0 air J. Wimbledon, 2 yrs orn.;,cei 12Ih7T.Freach' 0 Mr. W. Brown's Knight of the Garter, 2 yr. (301.), rat 1211. (Merit) 0 Mr. Geater's Indicator 3 yrs IX.), . (J. Closter) 0 Mr. Rodgman's Lady Little. 3 yrs (301.), list (W. Lanus) 0 Mr. .1. Dawson's by Klngoion—Oloess, yrs XL,. list Mb 'Bullock) 0 The Iniuntaux PLATE of 60 eon. (Handicap) for all arm!,half a mile. Winners extra. Cliceterfiehre Baron Munchausen, by par, 4 yrs, Tit Mb Bottom) 1 Mrs. Gabaldeston's Canierino, 3 yrs, Mt 61h.... (T. needs) I Mr. If. P. Dehne's British Grenadier. 4 yes, Mt (H. Ottaultaw) Mr. Reeves' Lord of the Tees, 3 yrs, eat blb 'Reeves) 4 Mr. 8. Jacobs' Yon Stnx,m, 4 yrs, Mt lib (lac. bib extra) (T. Johnson) 0 Mr. Hawkeslers Bathtub, 3 yrs, 7s 41b (H. Taylor) 0 Mr. Riddell's Hypocrite. 4 yrs, Ott Sib (Pyle) 0 Lord Westmoreland's NaboWs Dasighter, 3 ma. Me Sib, (Mbhreler 0 Mr. R. law's Bodice, 3 yrs, Rd 1211) (W. Johnson) 0 Mr. Newton's Freestone, 1 yrs, bat 1211. .. (J. NightingaU) 0 Mr. Stawart's Chrysalis, 2 yrs, list Itlib (G. Parsons) 0 Mr. Quartermaine s Teesdale, yrs, Set 71h 'Bird) 0 Mr. Jacobi Prince Frederick, yrs, lit 71b (car. let WM, )Bench) 0 Mr. B. Bland's John o' Gaunt,' yes, bst 71b Bell) 0 Mr. Dusesn's Cricket Any. 1 yrs, let 7lb Menlo) 0 TER BrAltrtno.—Mr. Wtleorge, after the nee for the City and Suburban, lodged complaints against 'lemma of the riches, for disobedience of orders, which will be heard before the stewards to-day. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. METROPOLITAN ( STAKES. 5 to 2 opt Dame 3 4 to 1 Betts (t off, t dT)to 1) 7to 1 Simla (off, tBto 1) THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 6 to 1 apt Sweet Hawthorne (t & off) Bto 1 Klarikoff (t) 10 to 1 Matador (t I: off) II to 1 Overton (t) 11 to 1 Kettledrum (off) THE WINDSOR STEEPLECHASES. FARATUIL-4/11 °PIN OTELPLIZIWIE. —Through an ie. advertises, Yr. B. Land's Oliver Twit wss notarised se the Maser Cl this race, instead re Mr. B. Land's Red Rorer. An additional station is building on the South Wooten line at St. Denys, about two miles from Southamp• ton. It is probable that this will be the ticket station for Southampton, as well es the station whence the trains for Netley Hospital will start. Cole by the station Sr. the rules of the pricry of St. Denys, where some of the stone coffins in which the monks were buried see preserved. (Stamped, ld. Additional) [T WOPEN NAVAL AND MILITARY. Apanarirr, Aran. 11.—APPOINTMENTS.—Lien tenants : W.Osahman, to the Colosaus, additional for coast guard manias ; and H. L. C. Robinson, to the Edinburgh. Mario's. Surgeon J. Jenkins, to the Plymouth division of Royal Paymasters : 0. & Giles, to the Conqueror; 3. M. Loweay, to the Aboukir ; and W. C. P. Grant, to the Ed it* G. 11. Rowe, to the Fisgard, u supernumerary. Third-clam Amistant•Engineer T. Pattison, to the Hornet. Mr. M. H. Drummond has bee n nom i na t e d t o a nava l aedetthip. CHATHAM, Aram 10. NATAL COURT-MARTIAL—A court-martial of which Captain C. F. Schomberg, of the Ctunberland, 70, was president, assembled on bused the hne-of•battle ship Formidable, 84, hearing the tag of Vice-Admiral W. Hope Johnstone, oommander•in-chief at the Nore, this mo;/, for the trial of Mr. James Barnes, boatsw a i n o f s h e F' 42, for absenting himself without leave fr o m that veese on the night of the 3rd of April, 1861. Mr. Knight, solicitor, Rochester, officiated as Deputy Jwige Advocate. The pri soner pleaded guilty to the charge, and threw himself on the merciful consideration of the court, producing at the same time a number of certitcatee. The court found him guilty, but in consideration of the certificates produced only senteeoed him to forfeit all seniority as an officer, and to forfeit 75., being a sum not exoeeding two days' pay. ST. PAUL'S ATHLETIC SPORTS. The friends of St. Paul's School assembled yes terday in Bittersea•park in large numbers fur the p uarrgporsee of witnessing the races and athletic sports of the hinny "'Old Pauline*" were present. We were much we nded to observe that not a few ladies graced the scene with their presence. The prizes were well contended for, and nothing occurred to mar the pleasure of the (lay. We think great credit is due to Kr. Aldis, one of the senior scholars, to whose indefatigable exertions the friends of St. Paul's School are mainly indebted for the establishment of the society, and for the success which has attended its " field•day." The following were the prizes contended for, and the names of the winners : I. Flat raced 100 yards • age, under 13. Prins, silver peneffnise. 11 van. A. B. kempe. Time, 15 sec. IL Fist race a one mile, championship. Prize, quart tankard. 8 ran. Champion, Wetherbeld. Time, 5 min. 25 sec. 111. Throwing the cricket ball ; age, 16-19. Prize, cricket ball. 3 contended. Taverner, winner. Distance, 73 tr la H' . 2gli jump, championship. Prize, pint tankard. 110Lempion, Taverner. Height, 4i feet. V. Flat race of 100 yards ; age, 13-16. Prise, a eel of boxing &yea 8 ran. J. A. Yampa Time, 12 woe. . 11 81 11 age 13-16. Prize, cricket ball. • 4 asadidittes. Winner, J. A. Xempe. Height, 3 ft. in. VIL Flat race of 100 yards ; age, 18-19. Prins, pint tankard. 5 ran. Taverner. Time, 12 sec. VILL Throwing the cricket ball ; age, under le. Prins, Mast bell. 3 contended. Winner, J. A. Hempel. Disinace Bl yds. 2 ft. IX. F lat race of a quarter of a mile; open. Prize, erieket bat 8 ran. &ebbing. Time, 1 min. 8 sec. X. Lang jump ; open. Prize, fishing rod. 8 contended. Winner, Miasmic Length, 14 ft. 2 in. IL Hurdle race of 2.50 yards, over 10 hurdles ; open. PH^ bat and pads. 7 ran. Taverner. Time, 44 sec. XII. MO jump ; age, under 13. Prins, fishing red. Stporimed. Wham. Pnvak. Height, 3 ft. The " ad Paulin's," at the University of Cambridge had promised a silver cap to the winner of most prizes. Umphe, the Rev. J. Kempthorne ; manager and starter, 0. C. V. Aldia, PARLIAMENTARY AND RAILWAY COM. kin" IIES: . - - Yesterday the COMllllttees were augmented by two, those appointed to inquire into the proposed purchase by the Great Northern Railway of the Hertfced, Leto., and Durstabie Railway, and the proposed new limn at Mae chaster by the Lannehue and Yorkshire Railway. Prom the statement and 'video°. in the first ease it appeared that the Great Northern propose to purchase land at - Dunstable, and to raise a further sum of 20,0001., taking upon them at the same time all the liabilities of the undertaking ; and by the bill of the laneashire and Yorkshire it is proposed to suable that company to make a line from their station at Salford to the Victoria Station in Manchester, to Mee 200,0001. for that purpose, together with meats with the Loathe and North W seem Tie object of the committee on the Caledonian Edin burgh and Glasgow, and Scottish Central R ailway,, of which Mr. Seholetteld is chairman. is directed to an in quiry as to the expediency of the proposition for concen trating all the railways in the south of Scotland under one uniform tame and management, that of " the thledosian Central Railway," and evidence pro and ons. the proposed amalgamation was proceeded with. The care of the Great Western, in the Shrewsbury committee, which excites con siderable etiolation, is coming to a close, and as the parti es were not ready to proceed in the committee appointed to in tire into the proposed new r rav i r o a d ys fur the sou th west of land the inquiry was ad' e following bills wire pawed in the committee of Chairman of Ways and Means :-Newcastle Marsh Lands ; Rinptown Improvement ; Dewsbury Water and Neath Water Company. WIIMUNKTICE iIIFROVIZZIIIIL—Yosterday this com mittee, Mr. Baillie acting as chairman, met for the first time, to consider the measure for altering the constitution of the Westminster Improvement Commission, tx the compulsory purchase of lands and completion of the hn pavements, for facilitating the sale, exchange, and lease of land. discharged from encumbrances, for winding up the *Hairs of the commission, for maki ng arrangements with the boodbolders and mortgagees, borrowing 10,0001., and for other purposes. Mr. T. J. Miller, M.P., Mr. J. 0. Weed, and Mr. Wright, members of the commissioa, were *remised at ounaiderable length, and Mr. Jukes, the seere , tary, on the merits of the measure, and the committee adjoursed to this day. THE BETTING NUISANCE IN THE NEIGH- Tiouizobii - 07 'LEST-STREET. A public meeting of the inhabitanta of the pariah of Bt. Bride took place last evening at the vestryroom, in compliance with • requisition to the churchwardens, in order to consider the best means of suppressing the great and continued nuisance caused by the assembling of betting men and other disreputable cher•etere in the neighbourhood of Fleet-street. The Bev. C. itAREIHALL, the vicar, occupied the chair. The 61ATIRMAN said they were all well seared the incon venience experienced by pedestrians in leasing through these thoroughfares which are frequented by betting men, who not only obstructed the Areas but their language was of such an offensive and disgusting Aeocription as to render it • very dlasgreeable teak to pass them. JIWZLL rid that since the betting men were driven out of public-houses by the act of parliament, they consi dered the adjacent Laos sod streets exactly fitted for them, nestles the advantage of having the sporting papers so near. Deputations had waited upon the magistrates of the City, but without MCCOMB. Orange stria and coetermougers were daily punished for obstructing thoroughfares, and why should not this nuisance be removed by the same means ?. (Hear, hear.) They were generally composed of men of the lowest class of society. He proposed , that this meeting finds with regret and apprehension that the usem bliss of betting men and other disreputable characters in Bride-lane and its neighbourhood continues to increase, to the hindrance of business, the obstruction of the thoroughfares, and the annoyance of the inhabitants ; the meeting therefore pledges itaelf to use every lawful means to suppress a nuisance so detrimental to the prosperity and character of the pariah. Yr. Kum seconded the resolution. Several suggestions were offered for the suppression of the nuisance, some of which were that policemen should he coutinually kept at the elbows of the betting•meo, and so drive them out of the parish. The motion having been put by the Chairman, it was carried unanimously. A committee was then formed to carry out the object in view. A liltw CANDIDATE FOR THE CHA XPIONSHIF. The following curiously worded challenge, front a young man named John Spillane, residing at Elmira, in the rotted States, and who evidently has no mean opinion of his own capabilities, has just been received in this country " hereby challenge Thomas Sayers or John C. Heenan to a r4liitic contest for the championship of time and place of meeting to be mutually ag r e ed u p on . the world ; the 'Wins to be from 11.10 to LOBO dollars ; the lam 22 years old, and weigh 16811 m. live weight. I . was born in Dune i re , county of Cork, Ireland , and have l ived in Elmira for the last seven years. I era well-built and good-looking ; am a good Roman catholic, and will stand by my religion. If either of the above gentlemettimacine they can whip me. lam willing to giro them a fair trial. For further particulars inquire by letter, or call at my residence, near the corner of Mato and Hudson streets, Southport." 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