The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-27 00:00:00

1 -- - IN EWSPAPEh v A: - -. l l•#' ' W e 0 / 4: °lr. e iP c - ... ---- ..." ..( • " • •r , 1.. i -I' . 4. 3 I.Z. ,* I „It r ,. tt ....,,,,,...., :,:..., ~. ... ,--.., A k W: Kw ....1 ...„ 1 . ..,... . ,1 •, i ... . . . . . L•-if LONDOL, IVF f D DAY EVENING, SUNS 27, 1860. No. 4.328.) (Stamped id. Additional.) [T WOJ'ENCE. 11E V ITT mid MoORWS AUSTRALIAN Lir u. 4 et PACtUrr SKIP. —Foe SYD4IIIY Ulm* fhe t 044 toot the titer a the Illeh of Jials. edam al ftehoodi to eveheek oreeneere es the 44 el Youll, the eikerN &WM. ' Mid ship 1.• Wm WE. AI LI pees , leheiefa umw e linees. D. Dastve ee• Per . vent Mil Sew SOW Clow weereerr Wei IN the San ladle Dada .jam Ise lift had boss b.illt rterrarty for the "taw lisle. as In a All Lest io tt e lt lIIM rate iboxiMOKl4l4lllllB WI IWO POININVON tin tr hetrw k.tly eat Wry, dr aim ale. a &drab wen 1.5117 kr a tee agreed SOW asi besissiliee sed jrn sia will . Any an eaperiettead merma—lar some se pew , apply t.. Wr C. lILLLATLY. with the neala% I iasahotrar te Omuta vr maims. se toad: we MINN awl 114411 M S. Sillitee atervel Cl e li wirseur ADVAIFOIS ILiDadiewilliout ( ANY ' s6A. by it iK , ==llaalpoil lirri ne l o. l l " billo el RAIL or other v. . iteelltlit to err lasialiamla Dipealoon 611136611 1 3 fel Gall ca all ini Mom It& MOM& AMON. I la Aim al MO ma aa ea. Prelpsolims sall Oxus AM tree ......sura.... , 9110-NIGHT,„ .11. GRAND Ittra/CAL CM Wailed TWO HOUMA la Mbrirsaill ing &Ta mse mime atteamaYme bansof balleop. Anssedek a=" 1 " "non asi 110 1 1 - 46• Lit. lama s- BANQURT AT TlillirlTY HOUSE. -..._ vita latermito of this; pee eireetai. law, hear. ) I con- • skier it the greater berm biases Ism wan time the beet of being elected an Winona inemt e s i f id t amputation is an intimation that the purees so %ilk whom, filled some high office under the Ores* wllissid Me -1 reap, t* his political opinions or personal merits, dieellergod those duties to the hest of his ability, end that he hoe thew- , fore obtained for himself some sort of claim to be aresociatikV with this distinguished society. Among, therefore, the honorary members of this corporation we meet with men of all political eSes ani) all political parties. (Hear, beer.) I me to find myself at this mouent edam my noble friend at the head of her isiine=seM;„. . wed' thiol t : etw th e. at . you parties, htly on because if there be one subject in which all parties will be united it will be in the deep and cordial interest they feel is those greet public matters over which you exercise to • °adieu degree so important a control, and with which your very oilstones as a corporation is so closely booed up, Gentlemen, it may be true that at the present miment the public attention is more directed to the starlike than to the peaceful duties that have to be performed, and it cad hardly be matter of surprise that our feelings should turn in that direction when we have witnessed today the result of that very short period of training which has brought, as it 2 .3.0. were front the ground, a na 'Cosy amounting, ss his royal highness has told you, to WO men, and who with the very short period of train* ey have had have exhibited an amount of disciple" , and good conduct which would do credit to' Many of her Majesty regular forces. (Hear, hear.) The scene which we have witnessed to-day n one which I will venture to say must have made the' 1 heart of our Sovereign thrill with joy end pride at the tes tieroy el spontaneous allegiance and loyalty l...• and active ....1.4.*. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIMATMT, duWu 26.—APPorwr1starlit. —Lieu tenant J. J. Martin, to the Torch. Paymasters J. le a l the Asia ;W. Hamilton, to the Mena/Cll ; J. C. to Qe Ajax ; W. L. Noicoch, to the Impregnable sod $$ Deveaon, to the Saturn. Masters Antitank; A. R. &own, A. W. APilterPes T. Coward, to the St. George. Clerk R. J. B. Smart, to the Ajax. Midshipmen C. G. Whiteloak, to the Donegel LA. W. Benvas,_to the Algiers ; B. C. Drummond, B. H. ' 5. /S. Watson, C r W. Talbot, T. P. W. Newham, H. A. Mandeville, E. Bourke, and the Hon. H. G. P. Maude, to the 81. George. Acting Third-ass. Assistant Engineers T. F. P. Shelley, to the Asia, for service in the Lucifer ; T. Pringle, to the Flying Fish ; J. Kelly, to the Asia, for hospital treatment ; T. Young, to the Plying Fish, as supernumerary ; and J. Loy, to the Wellingtoo, as supernumerary. Nasal Cadets J. A. T. Bruce, P. P. Aitkins, C. Y. Francis, H. A. Walters, and J. S. Luekraft, to the St. George. The anniversary dinner of the Honourable Cor peretka of the Trinity Room took place oo Saturday irk hie Royal Rieman the Panics °meow Pe meter) ft the their. A reference to those Ake woe yeemmet en *holm has alrearlyspreted in one eel.m. .. z • 1 ANDINWJAMMI IOBT. lisaw‘aiDtresler. rougnusticr aut SURVIVING ARCM- In. ICA.I. I NOTILICTION shoo lo SUILVIWO. CM Stitreertot a rldfoolion, BMW tog Amookilos 11.11mai no. lo a lion anon. as inottoroilo bonos. &old wort. as of lastmooola. improms=b7 let to & 1., li, OeSikeit. My* i••rs& fo m .:. _QU ICILY, ITALY_ L _sad CHINA.—GREAT 1 , .." MARK -:NEW DUMMY at In Win In Mtn and la half-Sitai anJ 4 kens la tnn-Tbs Omni* ba - rk( Japan : Anstralls-A Itin as L e Wins-Leetures eo Inry, Savoy, awl Rielly-Model Waft On* tins le a.m. non 10 p.m.--Adminkla So desulmin Om Mang. ideusgar aqui& The tawt " - Th0)4 , 141 1 14' MONA b the Pact" littssoin, having been drunk with it the Upon% The Pamirs Cmusoavjaidla de l6d • t ee r, Latlentati, to drink to Ilds at Wales rest of thesepal lia!Peva=s= l Biome Lundy are raphiky grosiag mg. Ths I up already become the founder el it yawl.* destine-di-b -latant the throne of Praia the PONS of Wells If& hake bleacedemie nowise atiOnlogg i which he at the sister midversity, Chnbridiv—f =ri l e ata yoneger brother he by the prescribed • sigwelw timehip eared Ma rating .6 a midiblynten, sad Neresei swileualy as eusk.pe tbeLart ((Ideas.) It will be a ClUi94ll coincides°, that, , nearly at the same tim44 few e 'wea lsAura henoe, though a the mosi e Aura of Wales will , inaapsate, c4 r aite the Aura (Omni omen that stupendous wick, the Great Bridge over the Bt. Lawrence, in Canada, Irlule Prince Alfred wit lay the romidation stone if the breahwater fitt the harbour of Cape Tows. What vest morsildsnitioae as regar ds our country NM brought to our minds in this a ~i etgls fact e . What present gafttosie ! What peat history! What future hare ; and SA Important sad Umedosat is the pert Prat to the royal hality of England tq act inthe develegniest at those distant sad ruing wants-he,. wisi recognise -6 the British crown iiisettely lieladstialos with, I)E a V I p ll; tic a rr .l o n i tI r OoR Y SB ,O A U ST RtLIAN DYOS ,LIII3 baler, the haat oaths* frwase•battll Coriniaira r , A 1 la years birl•sarna to Ywefa D Disbar sad easal. Moths 1 am t..a.. Join Ist LN KL DOURLY, Cassamere; OUV ir the r.agt India bark, Tile as rasa was ball signady She tra.to ha. a DOI poop, SS entsie amissa bar cabin tawnier.. 00.1 will ain't Y amparassal IrarDics who Is SAS In • ',Ty aerator tsar Oar IY caseber M amilla, sad I. Melo:tied for her grata watosar la tablas ..I SAS I. lb r.:1,43 For WM. of freight or swage apply *0 any= am a. kalltaratrvet. •VIGTORLL MOW G ALL T, Eggptisa HA . Onif DULY. from la VII kinds -11. W. Deamect tbe Victoria Crew flosvos. noir Octavio( Saa adWa7 • WIWY late elm itobartealivietoolo. Modratios tiro aaticool epochs, the Moho wee rut Mira maw. 7 / 1 11 lOWA terretary. (IAUTION.—WATHIRBTON and BROOD= issiltmai table to Moo not Ovec Oold stated as IS Isolos—"Visa Glid mad Poo CM' ay applied to Jewelltt7. =Valois& WATHLISION and bILOODEN'S GOLD rod all Maio niostaitorsi by Qom, Sr. ookt opus ifiez= n at at Oa noastictore prim& Maalibiairl. .. nage all a mad yea ear 1a.t7.1-I.rtts jaws iplablilmisl door dolm at 41 km As ~ endNendea esaffiale A ROY LL ROOMS, Great Windmill-street, ueiromd to Ad et Yalbianut.— 142= . =cout Bonn thls boodsoidd by Mom "e idl=r e heir s W Sa t• 3" D' Mr mar ItsPoiNeu OP= 14 Afkaissloa. ra DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ rt 4 P,IWICET WHlP.—tor HOBART TOWN Pm& hi iv =wader. ban. j.M 0n1 , 04 tram dm MeV, Os wig. o to.t Alp TERI' Y.A EMS toss .. 11,1 . 01 MID WZANICIA,I4, Coatsmandin , Mile ail academia Ira . a full prz. with 'Mr assm osi stlw d. rl or ia 111 Ine.ll4te ,tallo7at;:k.ket paniasu r""dg e--Ver bum of MHOS at payage. of ply to Bosom ILICHARBOON atom= sad Co., y. 4t Blehurogo4oolrowt: w bo DIV= sod w. Minor•wireot DLATIL—RICHARD' irttNBOROZZ aOiletrialroM, 11.—The beet laskaeaa• MYER SIMMS sad toms, u under : OHAT . HAN, Jim 96. ARRIVAL OF Tir.ooFB FROM TEI MEDITERRANLAN. —This afternoon * numerous party of non-commissioned officers and men belonging to the Royal Engineers, second bat talion 3rd Buffs, second battalion 4th King's Own, second battalion 9th, first battalion 14th, second battalion 15th, first battalion 21st Fusilier', second battalion 22nd, second battalion 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers, and fourth battalion Rifle Brigade, arrived at Fort Pitt Hoapital, from Corfu, Malta, and Clibraltar, having disembarked at Partionouth this morning from the iron screw prime Itierep iitegierK slat-., The o ffi cer in charge of the military invalids ' was Lieutenant and Adjutant J. Cotter, 3rd Buffs ; Assist ant-Burgeon G. Baby, fourth battalion Rifle Brigade, being 'the medical officer in oharp. The invalid troops, to the number of 61 men of all nab, were inspected at Fort Pitt by the medal staff at that establishment, when fourteen men were ordered into hospital, and the remainder sent to St. Mary's invalid catabliat. During the purge from the Mediterranean four deaths occurred on board. Mao potion'. TitreatrpoStorNl v 64 044 a. (L i m t s a r ) 4A. 4 / 0 lab s. l o/044 1 :1 0ND111.1.114 It D.... ? 4,1 4: Do. epoomo,7o 7 11 11 II 12 111 I 2 Tea Soooe4llo 7 10. 11 IS 412 • •16 0 1 OK 01. 4 4 a. d. r l. at 00 .. 7• I 9 70 MI 9 0 6 12 II 7 0 14 Hs lANDON PAVILION, Tiokbotoo-stroet, $.,.,k.. —1f pm groat to wad • plarmat.evardas as to Ms LONDON' PAVI3i, tis• lan* roam la lastioa, sad ÜbeNownag bra OONCIST. 11.11• Ad ana= (bg ratnelmaist ticket) 01— Galindo. te. 1 7- NWTDING sad BIRTHDAY • PRZBENTS. . BODIIIOIIIB ,12, A , invUs retention to Eli of DE=T•r. ... G CAB TBIATIMLING DREW D ATM MEN l DartNatt&S, and IN V INTIN ° IIB en suite V ; Scent OrrI CAB A Nettie& sod Glove Dom, the NEW PATENT SYLP-CLOSINU BOOK -SLIDE, also a data variety or taxciAztais sod NOVELTIES suitable fur PLIMINTATION too variant to enumerftte. To to. hod at maxim zooszsuita , 42, mom 1 two doom Iron Reekville-eireet. 'WWI CT ftn.l MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE or PM. 'IC XT tea I P. —ruder be Tiaaaraaa trolgrarla• %Army. To be devote SIM Jar ; laat alapplag Jay tsth J4C,r —l4.r HOBART TOW l• Meet, the DePirgebrillt capper ahlp IlLaa OF THE SOUTH, • 111 yrs Pas re•t.ter, tibrwas. GREY, Commandr: Wag I Laudon Nate Tile line .hlp has a full poop with seporlor reame• dation fur c:Min pomengers, and will surf so experfaseed morrow 11 . 0 .‘: la'rbaated her outward voyage to ar days, is eters a preferable opportaalty fee slaipprary at tar pod.—Par tonne a fr,...gta or plump apply to =TM earl 11001111, 9, Plalt•eareet. =reqAitis voupe a=tw au VeiZerUeMblimsm. inacTlo SILVIS !MOONS AND 101110, warranted Leaden made. mad of A Anek sisparier guallly to that usually sold by duets : • I liddic . nulled. IWO. Sabi, Ripsaw pet t#, $ 0 NA IT • bITTI Table Waits Deamirt 10 0 18 0 112 0 Dasairlreln ea 1:: 110 0 1 0 1 0 Tea Spawn 011 0 0 17 8 l2 01 0 0 A IMO* arUcle st the Yd m& and all Mbar isaalines at Tor tea. "usn itlCllVD ASTILIDOROUGH, 811.V$11$112$11, &a, AA OXIIVILDWILLIT. W. FRASER'S MAGAZINE for JULY, 26. ed., Gummy troade'sblower Nee I. of Bayard VI. and Mary. Wheat sad Terra ♦ We. Part VII. iry Tbe Volunteer Cour: at Myths c ached or Illteke. By Vleeount Bury, Lle lanantlen 1, Civil Servlce . E, went. orGrange. By the Author of Headlong Hall. Chapters V. to XVIII. DEATH or lantrr.-Garszaar. THOMAS DYNBLEY, C.B.—We regret to snnotmoe the death of the above vene rable Peninsular and Waterloo officer of the Royal Artil lery, who died on the 21st inst., in the 79th year of his age. Piomorroice You Szsvrcas NEW ZEALAND.— The Lords of the Admiralty have been pleased to promote Lieutenant W. H. Blake, first lieutenant of the Niger, to the rank of commander, forpllant conduct in New Zea land. The captain's op:swans will also receive a warrant. Tors CHINESZ EXPEDlTlON.—Yteterdees London Gazette contains an order by her Majesty in Council, dated 7th }larch, 1800, laying down maritime regulations for car rying on the war with China in the event of hostilities com e mewing. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 81111P.-11tor ORMOND Direct (tieUrerieg at the wharf, a regular Inkier, ha room for a few tamed light goodson1). *loch 11111.1 t tr.ll.lovrit and elrarett hr thealth lost.. ▪ Umiak-at . the well :Ammi clipper befit slap TIWIiI , Al ng to Mew. Dunbar and Sous SIP tar ' onmatotolcr lying In the list bar= Thle tea help has a fall poop. with nrst-rair assamodsam gesworers for terms of freozhtz== Mk. IL OELLATI.V. south the owner , . *sr le DU% I it and thotous,,o. giihkeguogog. ILIDUCTION orsarwmaDlTTLlE. EUROPEAN sad COLONIAL MINA COILPANT, in. tiva.l 83r. pronstas of the above btr ansmss that they haws rodessit this Tole a lad sow omit Bair plums Os MI beak a the asst mactatsit. On the I - Mpori;;Me of Iberia in Life. Physical Theories of the Phenomena of Life. By William Hop kins. Y.R.S. Part 11. An Old Rod for New Pueta. The Litmary Suburb of the Eighteenth Century. Conclusion. A Plea for Truth In Advertisement. Social and Political Life Invecind.Thirty Fears Ago. By a Man on the Shady Side of Fifty. Saint Brandon. By Matthew Arnold. Chronicle of Current History. London John W. Parker and Son, West Strand, W.C. ZOT•L VICTOZIA 011 OOZY-2M per dozen. Owns of Euelleses.) OPLINDID OLD POEM Imo lo Oa 'mud .. 9h. Per dozen. OPAIKLING ITIRIIAT CHA3IPA4INE .... See. •• OT. JULIEN CLAM, sad .ithout oddity 24a. 111 MT COGNAC ILANDY crag us• brown). ... 44e. and 611. THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE, No. 7 (for 'P ,LY will be Published on THUMDAY next, the price Ono Shilling, with Two Illustrations. SPORTING. MOM AMMAN PORT SLY. to Ws. and 24a. Us Ord latrodumd Into this onintr- NEWCASTLE RACES.—TunDAT. Tsui, SUM. TIE V ITT and Mt )01tE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ 1111 d I'ACKXr WHIP —For LAUNCIIITON Dared (aregsfor ender, haling V. , M for a few lone_ of WA goods only), Ins splendid Britian hold ellmer barque WMThIIII9, A 1. milk, We toad 1110/IAM 4111'111, Commander; vhig la the louden Dodo. Has flreCrate wac.numodattos for a few did cabin paseemera—for fernier partkule,r4 apply to Mr. T. A WALLIA, 154, 94. lieleis 'dace to ['EMT and 110011, 9, 111111149. street DEVITT and 3III4IRE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SNIP —ror LAUNCIPITON Direct tt Ftrader. Or Kress part of her cargo engaged. owl .11 bon s r ethate despatch , thy wreak! stipples ship DUNOIIJiIIf, Nosier seams & W. R. YARWOOD, Coesmosier: bar the footings hocks This ship Sae boss bath elvishly for the Stade, awl has lirst.reie orroromodatina for chief cabin wren. hort—Yoe farther partskilars apply to the 1.1•110/, Mr. T. Y. U( 61. ILA, St. Ile kus place. or to DEVITT and MOORE, P. !Witter lames. AUSTRALIANkNEWZNALANDPACKETS. DIN \ s DN EY Direct. Monthly ILIOULAZ IstXlL iN to tt ELDOVILN sad ALTICLAND :NZW =ALAND • Th.• following crlchralat clipper ships a the BLACK BALL LIN V. ..t NM A USTIALIAN ex-ROYAL SAIL ?MI:IAA still be despalskod tram the imedos Docks posetasaly es undlrr 010101 Or Fat To SUL 6.40/4 =row Judy 10 —31411 ii :H• • • kockload .. July 111 tal Ur Nee— Mho lIMPIVErry Lila DM* Item Tam "hada vsusii Oar is appeamaty ts paw Esad shay= se am sad sossa pads leireas pus. sad dasaieb .• las sassolos sem el Snad sad iamb NM s derp=4 .r or de, end by ark vapid paraass s od base soma s re trs pass- Ska.-dres, cs 'paw _swigs Ts MIMI BAIN& and en, Usvepool at Is T. N. NACKLY 'AIM., R lleseras Straid. LaMar. te. ESSR.S. MONZY wad SONS' (of M:.4..k..f Ail yard, !endow Lill at PACKET MIPS to t —Yor UKIJILWENE, Pret dlnet, totem the bock. iin vrt RDAT, the /lead eaMse at Itersillil dopier ship UN •1, IV 's = T 1:11E, commander i>tog lathe Did lons Dodo. This dap forms ion. of Mesara It.orT Wynn old One pollarded Ewe of poetess. which comprise the 6elet, Petsteg, ENO, Nor. folk, E. %. Yorkshire. awl other fast. Otoortio, aM weltkaoseit ships. Inn It snit fitted expresely for the trade is r rionim odathins for all elsmu of pumas= aft linowiesseed, awl she will carry eilarlared sureee•— lor friosiii or pknowige apply L. Me Li, lILLPORT, and AN. • ith Stevie.. Money Wien= sad Sem UK Loden. hall stn, t I.4.leinren by thia line of ;sail, ate eieuveyed trim Paii.ilnoni t.. I9>mouth Itrat-elase foe estehtteless Wes, and second else for Mont.:lm frees. OTEAM from LIVERPOOL to AXE:RICA Ai (glum% by the Montreal Oem ompasys dal Mali Mearnern from LI V 111.4.004. PALEATI E. thie day, :4,1%* A ,rtv rr I %X, Weinemlim, hib WWII bMITON. Weimaim.lMM U. Lr MI Ell I a N. Medneedss, July 11 N ALM A h. Medneedny, Jab ff. ANU1.0.144110N, Wydasaday, Amer. 1. Maws al :—lftret /eh los i5 k.u. 4.116. and MU Ha: Inter mediate. Ai bird. £7 mks is Saw York logoa. Plawkriphis. UMW. WWI ml purls el Cassia rid Ik• W.ideni OWN" ag nisi—less farther petleMrs only I. SAM mil MAMA If, Wailer-anat. p in Y STEAM COMMUNICATION to saw TOIX.—Tbe 1.111111001., Nan/ TOM end STILLY III? COMPAN Unload deopsieldag ted-pewured the Reny Sisass-okipe. ending id Queseisown eshark peasansero sad desinadies, as follow. WILICK I.l' MOM wpwaregi. NM NEW TOIL. GLASGOW, Una ~ Jose 27. CITY OF SeITINIALL, %edemas', Jody 4. I WO. Woclassoirs, Ms II And awry sneessaing Wednesday. Oafs Y en ned LA 17, sad el 'Anew easseding bethsasesnme dadas. Yenned yeeenne, a parae. tadvalso si provides. WM. Passenden far tlme& and No Weldon MOW nedied lime. is vary sdesnaageone asena-7.• tee= partied= anoto WILLIAM ixmAzi. n. wigwams. imsgag ; en Id sad YAM. la. his Wallssadessed. ow. BOTICL—Thom theamon cot at Cork itarboar, OM loth mil ward and homeward plawerr. to laud and metes Yalta BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL HAIL "TUX SEIM appolatad by the Admiralty to SAIL between LIVIMIMOII. sad 111 W TOME Mewl. and be- Meelle LI TaltlOOL sad IMPITON, Me Swim Alpo only =Mae Y UALIVAI I. had sad merle* pamesommi W tar MaJOISO MAL ne or Mbar tree" an aappelehed so mem mom Waned : ALMA, tor 'OPTION. hat unlay, Jam et • ARICA. tor NEW TWIN 10 rum. %dards, • Takla' pasmagem and mar& ara and kaa=46 tabamtornal et Tow Tort as board he royal awl CANADA. lot PORTON. ralarday. July la Faroll• . latimllle amaranth /sr mad prillnies. lel inilkost . taut "game. sib h be obtained a beard a.-Te Ream sad Inelaa. tidal Was. sammai Xis Perk Aid obis. Pr.r. mead sale. Pa 11. Ries Irrera. ad New lark, Si par tara and a par papa Ural wads. welt mad apwarda new Ilelsase=miatlea lur pip w a UMW a into = ike loor of sararl ,l agi e rt proad-ramat, Looks . A con* ram. gild U. Hollis liersea. rub awl J. Yoga, aumArres4li4 D. rad gasertawa ;or sad C. Whir, OR: On* Winona STRAY to ROTTERDAM and the REM 'MICR WEVIL.—Tbs Yothairais Illerrbest Oin~. s Ow asd isVelirele del-r ans ZßA haw " " II sh = ;.= 7111313011 D, Ili fiL iame a m buis oaths mryllmmley prop. ta r . kaynClogila's -. . ; sr Is NAVE% and 1111 AGMs So Os &Shaba, 111noles1 ► Compor, 11. istraNswa. LC RIIPT 17 R R. —By Papa Lotion Patent wants 110C-DAI:4 LIM& Mute (perfected red aredled le re Itakikkles ler allewed spear* et ICS redleal le be re red ~re `seers in therm 'm kr et el a se ekes betted le Meidi sire siker le ben re lfs fire.rerodosio uponr sled brier IPINS rued lhe re meter by 111004r13 PAD Ind PATIXT IDPILZ ; s ls aw .Mk t IS used ere mil deep derma Chat k rem& be dulled. cad yep INS Nell harm re eleseler imp be re Tree tenraried h A e perdiesest is the akerrenees lead, el the Vhie Cadre brew the lase bore air be the earsr , tier &Ilk reseallk As Clerical Ifrre w Ihe arse pier Irk rid a herr Wean upon WIN. VORNM, BUNIONS, and DEJECTIVIC TOZ v.i :4 Al IA tXTBAITILD an4l Cr MID la mos =bra* with•GS tatting ..r lain, by lir. RES DALL. N. banant-finget. true. %urn.. 441 by ttra nendell if rearmed Tirro. ta. It I^'-o lir Itcoulall her Sertismial• - the It..yal ?madly. w irta • loch may loc .ern. with thourancla a/others. from all of tba that.tan, ornallar to the tollowtna .-/nom tbe it UT. the 1...r.1 Illsboy of Laxattn -- - Si,. &ratan lea. -Rec y nand WM. C.,114 on nty feet without girWg any pant - - - nur lobed Alrestrlrr. Id, at Josoro'oplorr, boa had tr. tarp toenails mill • ....ft .stracted front lala fart by Mr. itendall, an.l can atroney I, •.noortal Arm Olsen.. SS, Itagestrinet familwat. "Atka sad pacios. Waded, and Mx gown eame free to any maw Motion b linolned or Mak& Price lima tree on spoli ation. ltente gni WILLIAM lIRDTIPPING. Manager. 'NOTICE. —WETEBand SPIRITS at REDUCED 11 DUTIEL—A. 11110110WS rewind UN or paces. with Dr. irraers mark pod fres ea appOsatioa. Civet (Via eratallre), betties Included per dotes IS. car QOM (WlMa ig =aly) lia. SIM leak Roserisid Sherry 120 s. Ho . s h ak i hit V o rigii charged tea per dozen 1 ,,,,„ loath Abiata is Sherry taa sod we. Sea& Alamo lheleha sod Amuotillado Ora. tart eleaol4 as. it : Burgundy Brandy, Lc parpllos Hodearla the wry be* tea per one doyen case. Bulitztysip Mir id tap above oa receipt of 30 Nampa nit—A. BIOUGH. tit Wand, London_ STEVENS and N, 78, Bisbopegate-stront 80 Within. —WI N 1:11 Iniparkd under the new tariff. Claret, potd, . ditto, superior, Ma to 3W.: Burgundy, 305., Bennie. ▪ 30. Rousalllns. i : °serge, 3lre. per dos. : Vln dr Ones, 255. Barrc La ; asatarne, 305.. Chablis, 301..: Sparkling Champagne, sea ; nook an Moodie, Xs. per dos., bottles and penkisse indarlyt Wenn, wok. A LLSOPP'S PALI ALL—PINDLATER, NACIALTSined Ott Mg let emennose Oast they ere neer /towed to Ausorrs Pau ALL of the tined I.to bettlae eagles of eighteen view sod upwards.— 4lres4 ILL maw Inailarbeigne Kellner ninglen; entrance, 21.5, Ittaieg • TIIIBEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and 00117111111 1121111WID sol al el lisess le be oilidied at rilliallmaas. O. lin Qty. 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Odd it sit Ildbutomom lan dm ; aid by &mitt awl Iseinim ETIOLICILL'e *KW 10111 1 , tie b.l he pro emial, a aloe and btr ed a . : ip is prime et koar Selrr i S or eisla Teralt Ni_e= arrailsemisas 4 am mapidlk sasills. @WM ill cm.. . asin ha ill sem gaunt arlll4 l = l l loostilbsli awl s._. wed AIM ....able and easy bop •Ibb 11, &MM. sod by in plosAilis dries la Mum said eriall ie Wage tablai " sad wrrie la ANEW with Os raw al " TIIIILY ILTFICAOIOI7B and WILD. Dr. IWITS: _EMU/ sad MU PM& irlsrmaa ley FY l lagreibrar. tim et lastilay, Dim Ma ar lobs mai Osis Mow sad Dm . ialeirar*ras al ar• ;Wail la Oar aproidis was apperMs. iremsto serwas aska—leall b 7 •A. seek Il• I• 4 ar i ler lea lir m. 0... sem with • IMMO. Ilk heseradMigh alligaged etneTarn : The Your Georges: Sketches of Mounters, Moran, Court. and Town Life IWlth an Lllunation.) I. George the First. Riddles. I. How we ant ? fro l otrgta By Matthew Arnold. TramiaPareamege. Magas, XIX. Money Dealings. Chapter XX. Nereid Blank In the Cabinet. Chapter XII. Why Puck ttte ?say was beaten. Ireettee eslloepta By W. M. Mockers]. llsonenNriead the lleetele The Portent. —III. The lamen Ni rla b t . i. • linatcal Instrument. By Xlizabeth Barrett Browning. (With an Illustration.) Adulteration and its Remedy . Mtlllam Homarth : Painter, Hograver, and Phllineopher. Aw no the Man, the Work, end the Time—Vl. The Rake 's : A Drama In Nlght Act. Th P e r Tol l that John Built. R0U1241111104% Papers. —No. S. Thorne In the Cushion. Ihnhh, Rider, end co., es, Condtlll 1111LOtiger cra estardeq, lair T, and NDON REVIEW andWEEKLY BNAL of POLITICS, LITIRATTIIM ART, and SOCIETY. Calleeted by MUM MACKAY, MD. A thcf=h l MlSHOOfiefil hod sompleto record of the mote sad *I Asi. with lbst-clam literature, adapted for the loweseof the e•Wita—Olders received by booksellers sad no sod et the Mien 11, Southumptou-steeet, Straud. 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Orders should be eves to the agents at West a week before the day of pubticatka.--1, Ofitlierineetreet. Strand. Just published, Now =4 Improved Edition, price One Shilling TIIE CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION ; hang a Noma reiresro, presenting the meet prominent and Impost/mg Practical Palate In the Treatment of the Mamie. By F. H. ILICIANII, KR, P.R.C.P., and late Senior Physician to the Royal Inlymmy tar liccm, ill! lb* &c. _ Alen, bj Hee wee Authae, piece 10a.ed , A THRATISE on ASTHMA mad B=LSMI of the =AZT. Leedom : Leeman. Imre, Grew Nod Roberts. LITERARY ASSOCIATION OP PIE FRIENDS OP POLAND. The twenty-eighth anniversary of this society wee held yesterday, et the eiwisx-obsinbsrs, Duke-sweet, St. James's ; the Marquis rOWNSHIXD, President, in the chair. Mr. Buttesce (the fleatetary) reel the report, which Mated that the amosiedisa bad bees ads to discharge all expenses with the herb is hand, sad to apply the amount at the doeshine to the Dem& of refugees, the number of whom in Kay last VW 719. The docament also referred to the intrigues of the Prussia police with a revolutionary committee in kudos, an disclosed in • report ordered by the late Prussian Minister of the Interior. Thebalanee.sheet accompanying the report showed that the income for the iiir ending May 3 was 59V. 5e., the expenditure being 537/. 6. The Earl of H•nalnoron moved the adoption of the re. port. He denounced the conspiracy of the Prussian police, and said it was difficult to understand anything so impious. Another anniversary bad come round, and Poland was still under the yoke of a triumvirate of tyrants. The oppressors felt it to be impossible to govern Pubuid by free in• statistician, for that must necessarily lead to Poland's omen. cipation. He bad on farmer occasions entreated them neves to despair, and he thought they might now take fresh hope from the recent changes in Europe. They should always do justice to their enemies, and he thought the Emperor of Russia deserved credit for having takes a very noble step in the emancipation of the serfs. He (Lord Harrington) traced all thedisturbaoces of Europe to the subjugation of Poland. The Rev. Dr. WORTHINGTON seconded themotion, which was pained. Viscount RATNHAN, M.P., moved that the Duke of Norfolk, the Duke of Sutherland, LG., the Earl of Harrowby, K.G., the Earl Porteecue, E.G., the Fail of Harri the Earl of llcbester, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and the Eirl of Zetland, be elected vice-priaidenie of the association for the ensuing year. The motion, having been 'bivouac' by Mr. Emmen BIA LEA, was carried unanimously. Other spokes% inched* Odom! Hamm de Vrierchiski, and Mr. J. Abel Smith, having addressed the meeting, in furtherance of the remaining resolutions, a vote of thanks was ne to the most noble chairman, and the proceedings HEALTH OF LONDON. The weekly return issued by the Registrar- General states that the deaths in Loudon which were 969 in the Ant week of the current month, and in the second 1,064, again fell in the week that ended last Saturday to M. Per the weeks coneeponding with last week in the few yews 18504 the average number of deaths is found atter enereekles hit ismer population to be 1,098. The CssalMews le teneetere of a favourable character ; for swieher el deaths was lees by 133 than that which sushi lave Iran Munn if the nines wAs of stertedny ter the third week el June bed prevailed. The deaths teen emotes Menses in the week were 221, whilst the eerrestedirsengs ter eorrenonding weeks is 2f2. dmalLpsz was Mel in If eases ; measles in 47. The letter diatom, wends Andy in the ernes districts, sad in then that lie as the mesa of the Thanes. Thin were 3 deaths twin it in the Cadres nerth-west enb.thitiak 3 In ton east, 3 is rib Jam. Ifenecedsey. , stina, from which there were 3 deaths in lamehaers, and a in Papier, was fatal alteple 36 even ; le; esso ia 10 ; in 22 ; dhinhera in 21 • Il ya: tet at the go ot led years. Pour inhale weeendeseted Imbed. A labourer 65 years disa by Ask*. The wiled shoemaker by falling isle Ite flre when is a It. A woman aged _66 years was beret when lelesimilei Wan l war Maly welded by upended a Ingot. A sopa 7 years died fro= her althea taking a *eat • o A her and yang woman Med thernelvee with cyanide et potassium. I Last week the hike of 137 boys end 861 Orb. te ill 1,688 children, were segietered ie London. Is the teei weeks et UN years 135040 the average Mae- The teed lON railroaded to with, gatheilit n loyalty. - "The PRIME= Cordiom—Gentiernss, Mee ding toast, ably OM of the royal family, at ell our riblio dinners, is Army and limy," end it is never even without forth proud end feelings. For Englishmen base tmereiOb threa d of these samosa, Oil Mlle diode limy have addeved, and mom to be far the benthlirwideth have been secured to them rtride soldiers and silign, who have been draws from mho and dames et.weiety, and have devoted their lives to their country. (Cheers.) We hear sometimes complaints of the expssas which these services entail, and must certainly repM ant such ascrlikee should be neces sary ; hot on the aids ahe public spirit with which the nation is deterniined, through good or evil report, to main tain the efficiency of these establishments is a most gretifying proof of Its soundness of heart, and the shrewdness of its instinct. (Cheers.) It has lately come forward and Owed at the service of the Queen volunteer corps, to act es an auxiliary to the regular army and militia, in ow of danger to our shows, and the rapidity with which this movement has developed itself has been the subject of universal end just admiration. We have witnessed this day a scene which will never fade from the memory of thaw who had the good fortune to be present —the representation of the independence, education, and industry di this country in arms to te stify their devotion to their country, and their rearlineas to lay down their lives in its defence. (Loud cheers.) The volunteer force exceeds already 130,000 men, and to what extent this country is capable of exerting itself in real danger is shown by the number of volunteers which in 1904 reached the extraordinary figure of 479,000. . We are apt to forget, how ever, that in contrast with every country of the world all our service' are composed exclusively of volunteers—the navy, coast gnard, coast volunteen, army, militia, yeomanry, and constabulary. (Hear, hear.) May the noble and patriotic spirit which such a fact reveals remain ever unimpaired ! And may . God's blowing, of which this nation bra seen such unmistakeable evidence, continue to rest upon these voluntary serves ! (Loud applause.) I beg to couple the toast with the names of the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Duke of Somerset, and SiT John Burgoyne. (Cheers.) The Duke of SOMERSET responded. Sir JOHN Brnoorrs also responded on behalf of the The arm Dirrorr•Mtsrim briefly proposed " The Health of his Royal Highness the Prince Consort," their muter, and expressed tho thanks of the corporation for presiding. The Poises CONAORT, in nitTling SLOW . Ili" feel proud to have, by the vote of this distinguished in:" Kin " tion, been reelected its muter, en office of annual tenure, which does not tax very hard the energies of the holder, as the real work Is admirably done hy the deputy-master nd the elder brethren—(hear, hearbut which is of the highest interest to whoever reeds' upon the im portant and useful duties wr ai : li e I performed by the corporation, the proper onnence of which has so great an Mitten* on the prosperity, not only of the metre 4L, but of the 1300330ty at large. canoe reset yea thday without having one recalled to my memory who used to sit on nay left hand on all former oo caaions, and who was honoured and beloved by this corpo ration, and justly so, as its deputrmaster. (How, bear.) Captain Shepherd was we of those unobtrusive but noble characters whose sterling qualities of head and heart secured to him the confidence of all who knew him ; and I can appeal to no greater proof of the estimation in which he was held than the fact that lie was at once deputy-master of this corporation, chairman of the East India pany, and chairman of the Hudson's Bay Company. His sue. omen (Admiral Gordon), like him, is an Aberdeenshire man, but unlike him has passed his life in the royal navy, and not in the merchant service. I can wish him no better emcees than to possess the approbation of his brethren in an equal degree with his predeoemor. (Cheers.) I propose to you to drank his health and Prosperity to the Corporation of the Trinity-house'. (Cheers.) The Derovv-MAirrirs acknowledged the compliment. The PRINCE CONNORT-0011Ue111431 we AM honored by the presence of her Majesty's ministers. (Hear, hear.) The corporation is much gratified at their having found it pee. Bible amidst the many avocations and duties which so pecu liarly press upon them daring the parliamentary sieseroo, to devote an evening to the Trinity House. I propose to you to drink their health. We can wish them nothing better than good health, to enable them to withstand the fatigues of their laborious and hamming life, and, by making the fullest use of their talents and energies, to pan that public recognition and confidence upon which so much of their success end usefulness must depend.. This is not a political meeting, and we cautiously abstain from alluding to politica. (Hear.) While, therefore, the ministers maps our criti cism, they must also forego our praise—(great laughter)— hut we can give them what may be more valuable to them than either—the expression of our esteem and good will. Lord PALM S/ who, on rising, was greeted with great cheering, in returning thanks, said—l beg on behalf of her Majesty's ministers to tender to your royal highness widths company here assembled our most grateful and hearty thanks for the kind manner in which you, sir, have been pleased to propose, and the company have been pleased to receive, that toast' and lan ensure you, sir, the testi mony of your good will must be always of the highest value to thoes to whom you are pleased to address it. I (Hear.) We may feel perhaps also that we have been, I even before your royal Whims gave that toast, indirectly I included in the compliment which you very Properly paid to the volunteers of the country-(cheers and laughter)— for we belong to a corps of volunteers who undertake ar duous duties, and, as your royal highness has mentioned, without any ort of compulsion and with the purest good will. (Renewed laughter and cheering.) There is this peenlbz dramatises°, connected with that corps of volun. teen, that there is always going on a little sort of internal war between the members. Flectimur Orgasm, et Re surgernue (Laughter end cheers.) But there is this own. fort for the country, that when the of the detachment goes off duty, there is always another ready to take his place, se that the public service is never injured. (Leughter.) What perhaps we might complain of is, that our period of service is nut quite so long or so certain as the period of service in the army aid navy ,• but as your royal highness has mentioned the fugues which are incident to the performance of our duties, It is well that we are some times relieved hews them before human nature renders us unequal to the eestinaanee of thew duties. (Renewed laughter.) We must always feel great interest in the our. , potation whose lespitaley we are this day enjoying, because the duty of thin corporation is to erect land-marks, and beacons, and buoys to guide the voyager, to point out quicksands, dada. sad rocks ; and no set of people are more in need of theme warnings to guide them than the persons who from time to time are included in the mast which your royal highness has propo-ed. (Shouts of laughter.) But, sir, we really do most sincerely take the greatest Mateo in the prosperity of this corporation. Everybody mast feel that the life of this nation is almost as much on the waters as it ts on land. (Cheers.) We do not live, like the Chinese, on stagnant pools and canals ; but wherever the waves of the ocean roll, in the most distant parts of the world, there you will Sind these waver wafting British life, British industry, British enterpriee—thisp which oonstitute the vital fuse. lime and powers of the English nation ; and therefore, I am we you will tordenataod that those who may from time is time ha Merged with the conduct of the alms of this peat ounntry mast take a lively and sincere berme is the welfare std prosperity of this great corparatios. Lord TAUNTON salt gave " The Maritime and Commer cial berme of this Country ' " and connected with it the President al the Board of Trade, Mr. leaser Gibson. Plovirl!.) Mr. ra. Gomm having =tamed The Panics Comm= next ve "T i t ilealth of the Earl of Heft and the Honoeary This errt of DaaT, replying. saki—lt beamed my Fist and easel pismisg defy to rearms ay pAillol titutio to year wig Jeq emmeeled ray health with the Uri se and wince hie loot as tie cased aad Mee best place I a= sere I as the *Maw and feel*e of every ono who bre the lair isw of big Lzan henessry sember of lib 011=1 4g lioy lief it a he be cm Nis wW leat an lo day acr bersmeryidital 'le se bilmalady lama erwell ,== can hate .ight forth in so short a time 130,000 men, the prospect of imminent and immediate • danger would bring forward • force equally active, equally efficient, and equally energetic, composed of four or live times that number. (Cheers.) But, gentlemen, I am con vinced, it in not among the land einhens "done that this spirit of cordial and active loyalty exists ; for if upon the suspicion of some remote danger this energetic burst of public feeling has beta elicited on the part at the land 'ci vilians, so, if there wore the slightest chance of any Mune dime threat to our supremacy at sea, I am satisfied we should find the saunas of our commercial marine coming formal with no leas energy and activity in support of the royal navy than we find in the land civilians coming forward in support of the army. (Cheers.) Indeed, the interests of those two great branches of the service, the oornmercial and the military marine, are inseparably and closely connected together. It is to our commerce and our commercial ma rine that we owe all oar greatness as a nation. Our navy are the protectors, the guardians, and the supporters of the oommembil *arise ; but on the other hand we must not forget that that commercial marine is, In its turn, the feeder of the royal nary, and supplies from * own body • large portion of them very forces which, in the service of the state, goes to protect that commerce out of which they have thew earnings. (Cheers.) Gentlemen, I rejoice to think that day by day there is a greater met munity of intereste, a closer proximity to each other be-' tween the two great branches Of that service, that day by day there is • higher appreciation on each side of the importance of the support of the other to the public service, and I am quite sure that on any occasion on which the exi gencies of this country may require it, we shall see the royal navy and the commercial marine of this country joining heart and hand and vieieg with each other which can best prove their loyalty to their country, and which is of the greatest service to the public interest. (Cheers.) But although the later/at of the military view of the gum tion is at the present moment preponderating, I do not see that the public are by any means indifferent to the other breach which is more immediately connected with, and analogous to, the duties which devolve on this torponition, and I am not sure that her Majesty's =uteri, would not be disposed, looking to a recent vote, rather to give to the House of CoDIMODI the adv'ee which • gallant friend of mine has given with regard to the volunteers, not to have so much zeal but some little moderation in the exu berance of the activity with which they approach interests very closely connected with this corporation. I will not efty whether greater efforts than are row DakiD• t " set i rac ii m a • Vos,/ b:: 4 eCt. of that 1 4 ?!..".. ...ii; ode Properly with regard to the exigeheise sta r tho other public service, bat of this I am quite siere, that the safety of our coasts, the protection of the lives of our seamen, whether of the commercial ma rine or of the royal navy, can never be an object of in difference to any government ; and the present govern ment, aa every other, must have their attention se riously bent on that question, and must be determined to neglect no means they can use with safety and prudence to promeadman so deftly affecting the vital Warmth of tee country. Hear,( bear.) I will not pretend to enter on any dismission as to the peculiar relation which this cot poratioa should have towards any branch of her Majesty's government, I will not venture to settle the little points of difference which may have arisen between the deputy master and the President of the Board of Trude-- ilaughteri—but this I will venture to say, that there will be no government that will nut feel it to be its duty, its pleasure, and its interest, in all matters connected with the mercantile marine of this country, to take advice and counsel from this corporation, and to act with it in a mutual spirit of confidence, harmony, and good will, and to co operate together for the attainment of objects which, as they must stand in the first rank in the views of this cor poration, must also have a high place in the opinions of any government deserving the name of the government of this country, (Hear, hear.) Sir, I beg to return to your royal highness and the company, on the part a! the hono rary members of this body sod myself, our cordial thanks for the honour you have conferred upon us, and to express the deep gratifintion we feel in having on this occasion the honour of meeting the more legitimate members of the corporation. (Loud cheers.) Sr CHARLDR WOOD next gave " The prosperity of Bri tish seamen sad Britian shipping." (Cheer's.) Dr. LOSHINOTON, in responding, referred to the great increase which had been attained in the possessions of the British crown since he had heard the same toast given at • dinner in the presence of William Pitt, and said our shippiag had doubled, our commerce had more than quedninlee% and it was impossible to impute to the people of this country a dame to acquire more. All that was wanted now was security and freedom. The Perm Comore thanked the guests for their pre sence that day, and Melted them health and h coupling with the toast the name of the Duke a j Pi l D ' en'terr casue. The Duke of NinimaarrA reepooded. He rid—l may say that the colonies whisk I represent feat, and per haps more than ever at this moment, a interest in all things that appertain to the duties, the ledge, the science, and the functions of this groat corporation. At the same time, it is impossible to have sat at this table this evening without remarking how men's minds are turned at this moment (I Dope only for a short time) from the peace. tel duties which are attended to by this corporation, to duties and considerations of a very different character. We have not heard much this evening with respect to buoys, and lights, and harbours of refuge—those have been only incidentally spoken of. We have been speaking of armed bettaliOns. lam not sure whether we have touched on im- Cs%artillery, but I am quite sure that our thoughts have that direction, and in dockyard fortifica time Sir, these things are natural, and I am con- Admit those feelings are participated in by all the lainbitants of this meet country—end when I my this osantly 1 include our colonial possessions, and that every emceed subject of the Sovereign is at this moment eastern- Cthat duty which has been so frequently referred to erronhig, and by none with greater eloquence and thin the distinguished individual who last ad pe% and winos duties, trained in peace, awl trained in the deeMel=ewhtlili have W r ne h d the his spsosia• I as slant, by her Majesty's and year royal Mahone, cosamemil, to attend the illustrious prinos who is about Justly to visit one of the most important colonial possessions of her Majesty. I am confident that limn illaultions mime, if by the blesil og of Hod he returns he, will bring back to hie illustrious u other and to impel Mow= the information that that spirit ohlsi has lain eyelash! in Hydapert today, sail which is shown threnglaseen Abe whole el thia country, is equally strong ea Ma Ohm side of the water. He will me no doubt, in tin mine efforts which have been made in Leaden Me Gill convey to this country the information MO lila the sits el pros, of which this corporation lc pies leawroso in the arts at war, for the pot pies of sellselljslieeelisish far the pawpaws self-defenee theiLe isturilly mad: to ocean forwent, and to mintein ink Inkgnity that great empire which is reigned emir What ty, and I hope by God's providence will tend ta Ipisilises the greatest bleedings of peace and happiness to the 11091nenthtl of the whole world. (Cheers.) The ~.,peep then separated. GANTBALDI AND ICOININU.—Two distinguished Hungarian officers of high rank have offered their went" through ex-Governor Kosamb, to Garibaldi, and, with the assistance of friends of the canes fa °Lwow, leave twee agilely for the seat of war—Olorpose Herold. Smanmrsaart.—An illustrated copy of the works el mare, bared upon the text of Heyde ffelition sad* Se addition of engravings and drawings astemled to 44 Ur volume, was •011 by 'maim by M. Pwitine and l:kasso d. of Leicseter.essiss, as Saturday irk It mas formed late Thomas Twain, Eni., of GleamsUer— the et many year: enthusiastic pima end careful arnmpeasalo—end said for 496 i. A goblet made from the Mrlare mulberry tree also ia the same oollgetigg said The meeting at Henley was reglerd w arogibt to a dew . The sport wadi very Sam libe sad the unman , sumetholkkalle,== a4 = the leading nobility and gentry of tie =.4 Tea na Mumma' ?us t 1 . t 2 s s 1 i s Bei Mee waeww:: Inas Mesa rm. Nom Dom WlWolin Sir William Prophet Bova ma. Ses.zas linams. Camphor Tar Trio auras Sabo Lut &salty Gardener &Me ren. LATE , Tr 71 1 4. Tr fix' • did NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. sto 2 opt Butterfly (I) 4to 1 Eclmtuxl Keen (t) sto 1 First Lord (t) 9to 1 Bivouac (t) 100 to 6 Hepatica ft) 100 to 6 Apoll yon 100 to 7 Underhand (t) (t). CHELMSFORD RACES.—TITESDAY. THE WILT= CCP, value 50 son., tho rest in specie. (La mile and a half. (15 subs.) Mr. Worth's Friar of ApahalL by Weatherbit, 6 yrs. lest lib (inc. 611 ex.) Mr. W. Boras Audrey, 4 yrs, list gib (Owner) 2 Mr. G. Palletes Dispute, a yrs, 10st nlb •Capt. Horn) 3 Captain Clifton's Cungrere, aged, 114 Mb (inc. alb ex.) (A. Salt) a Mr. S. Jacobs's Eatella, aged, list llb (Inc. Olb ex.) .S. Mr. Z. Stephenson's Penance, by the Flying Dutchman— Rogers) 5 Rosary, 3 yrs, 9st 61b tine. 6lb ex.) (Wells' Betting: 6 to 4 agst Audrey, 5 to 2 eget Penance, 7 to 1 apt any other. The Friar of Apshall made play through out and won by ten lengths ; Penance walked in. THE GALLEY WOOD STAKES of 3 eon, each, with 30 added, optional selling weights, Ac. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr. Bentley's c by Alarm—Ninette, 1 yes k WV, fat Mb Date r J) Mr. Nightingale's Contention, IS yrs ( (4 501), Set fil ( . We Owner 2 Mr. Barnes'. Jewish Maid, 3 yrs 'SOL), OA 121 b ; b Edwards Mr. J. Bird's Mr. Esrey, 2 yrs d % ad. 6st Mb .... (Kitchell 6 Mr. Milne's Unseemly, 3 yrs 'yol.;, est 12M ..(A. Sadler) 6 Betting: 6 to 4 apt the Ninette colt, 7 to 4 agst Jewish Maid, 6to 1 apt Contention. Contention led to the Stand, where the Nieette colt headed him and won by a length bad third. The winner was sold to Mr. Mellon for 100 guineas. THE CHRLirePORD HANDICAP of 10 cora each, h ft, with 100 added. Two miles. (38 subs.) Mr. li. Boyce's Yorks/dm Grey, by Chanticleer, aged, 7st 121 b lhaipel 1 Mr. Hodgman's Harry, 4 yes. 7st ltgb (car 74 131 b) (D. Hughes) Count Bethyany's Neoptalennis, 3 yrs, flat 91b ;11. Bradley) S The following also ran :—Joislds, GrilLde, Volunteer, Ambush, Clovernook, and Sailor. Betting: sto 2 apt Grillade, 3 to 1 apt Neoptolemua, 7 to 1 apt Harry, Bto 1 apt Joakin, 10 to 1 agst Yorkshire Grey, After several breakings away the lot got off on good terms, Clovernook and Grillade running in front until ap proaching the last turn,v . rhenClovernook dropped off, and at the bead Harry was left in front with Yorkshire Grey, who had been smahie to get through his horses, and who had to go right round them, being in close attendance. At the &dance the Grey had Harry aide and galloped home the winner by ten lengths. The other; werepulled up. THE GREAT BADDOW TwaYlliAlt-OLD SPAM at 10 nom each, h ft, with 50 added ; oohs, 84 71b ; Mies, 84 41b ; certain penalties and allowances. Half a mile. (24 subs.) Mr. C. Devon's Confidence, by Cratere or Arthur Wellesley, 21b (carried SA 31b) (J. Gloater) 1 Mr. Roger's Conundrum, Est rdb (L. Snowden) 2 Mr. '4 Brilliant. at Mb (B. Sharp) Mr. E. elevens's Shepherdess, 7st 131 b (Payne) 4, Mr. J. Gibbs' Morelia. let 13Ib (Perry) 6 Mr. J. Porker na Maria Day, Mt 41b (Norman) 6 Mr. IL Jacobs' c by Neesham—Colleen Dbas, SA lelb (Potter) 7 . BAUR also tin. _ Rados : 2 to 1 apt Shepherdess, 4 to 1 each agrt Morella and Oonundienn, 6to 1 agst Brilliant, 6to 1, at drat sto 2, apt Confidesee. Confidence came out just within the dis tance and we. by four lengths, the second beating the third by the Non ; Esther was left at the past. Tem oars MOORE& FLara (Handicap) of 5() 'ova. Half a Lila Mr. daxes'e Orcus, by Bay Middleton, 4 yes, ad 7lb (L. Snowden) 1 Mr. Bast/arfs Rattlesnake, S yea, 7st 121 b (B. Sharp) 2 Mr. H. Joss's Lady Derby, t yrs, ea alb kr. Daley) B Mr. Miusd‘s Wee Polly. 2 yrs, est 71b (Maybes) C Yr. Polka a The Men. 4 yrs, 74 4ib (Sadler) 5 Mr. linsyleys Cediell, S yea, 34 Kb (Orgy) 6 Mr. rellses Mountebank, 7 yes 74 4th tidtrurds) 7 Mr. Walker's Xis' Sykes, yrs, 7st 4lb M 21301 4) Betting: 5 to 2 agst Orono, 3 to 1 rept litatilaffmkke, 6 to 1 apt any other. Woo cleverly ; had third. warruia ON THE COURSE. NOBTHUMBERLAND PLATE. sto 1 apt Butterfly 9 to Kean 100 to 15 First Lord Bto 1 Bivouac 100 to 6 Captain Wederburn 100 to 6 Apollyon 000DWOOD STAKES. 6to 1 on the kid (of) 33 to 1 apt Optintiat =ratio AT MANCHESTER--Tursovt. NORTMUMBIIBLA.ND PLATE. 101 1 eget Butterfly (t) f 1•11 Edmund Kean (t) t•— Pint Lord (t) It to 1 Bivouac (t) 12 to 1 Repaties (t) Apollyon 16 to 1 Amy other t) GOODWOOD STAILBS. 8 6 to 1 eget Gridiron E (t) le 1 attiebone 18 to 1 Avalanche (t) frf. LEGER. • to 4 apt Thoratenby (t) Y to s Wizard (t) 10 to 1 Herm (t) Errs's HOMIZOPATIUO COCOA. delidolla groom, paten' sabootgoses, sod Invigorating We? hare pro adapting se mod geasersi a bresicfs4 beverage. eb. easter lib. goegses, ails ed. per lb., by tlis principal grocers. "Jams Ipgs, Noossopathic Menge*, Loodpre—Ad vegglormat.