The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-21 00:00:00

A l .>4 / 447" frAO • /- . '7 . 71 LI . - - - - 1 at,. ' ' " 1 • 6. 7 iii •:- ' r i . , . . % . , • 1 \.. , lib vw • 3 . 7 [Stamped, ld. Additional.' ITWOPENC U' No. 6,809.1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 21, lBB5. AMERICA. --_,----------- BLAOKWALL L serum of Ms —For jisioollx iPOZT Direct —Swam GRIM' A lp WU cm as. 1 . 100 VIM Copts& J. M. AIrLIM, will p 0,,,, ino goot ladta Do to on me A the 6th Ilay, ion at Plymouth, aw i on onPetienmi m- PPM to LOU= sad Co., t. &C. irmornsurs by thls her ono Nomad pa_ _,, .amnion to Plymouth st named tars b only -17,, irmsZVl and Co. for Manta THE OXFORD.-.-FAUST pert and ORPHEE AUX KYFlLBB.—Prbacipat lirroateur Wordage, Um great Preach Wear, aud MIN aerie sdpperted kr a and and aroma at slaty gedeue, coudacted Mt. Jr. ,lONGIIIIiIB EVERY /LUMP& TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (3117111e3 ITIJOILMS.) COTIIIIGMIZICT of runs fri GUM MR: J. C. STICTENS will SILL by AUCTION, at Me Oro* loos* Si X logstreet, enventserilan. TI/MONI:04, Musk It at Itait-post prectesly, Ito CAMKLL loam &Inky 600 ist.whoins pndaysmata. 000 standard MI ha* ettatodetortoot,,to , firm a wen known nurseryman in Bakklnna—Oo skew itbs emongos Wags, sad .s loves had. THE EMPEROR'S REPLY TO THE SENATE PARK Ittaca 20. Ili Ini Nee M. FLOWER S 0 70 E S. 30 rag. Wldal SILOS ruiloot. Quimorrows to NZW YOLK LIVIRPOOL, NEW YORK, and STNAI4IMUP 001/PLWY Wand i bd t =obbrod CMds•blla lama Now ellenahlgak LIVIILWIttior 11W TOIL. rrN Wedanday, March tt. uNNIVION, lit adataday. March A ka any Creamily abd wry Mosses Itaimedin. wo os. by ohs lasa dawn WM* Wahacadar. morales to Oa saimmadsMab. Cahla Ig• "06=0 alaaaran. llipaseaa larawd pawn ye..ims . provlalbas soaked. Zaiss= .11hrollad Wawa sad Jabal Calam=al gi bed s amaciacas tarala—For tez4bot amply to a now, 211/Serirese, Limiest ; to MlVib l ed NAM W. time w=m-sw.s% -_-_-_- o r Route to Hanover Brune lle'. art Central Gerraaey.—Ose d the Nark Games 0 am het dam screw eletatele ADM, Ilutes. AUK CONDO or StliWA.l7. will be degrease bras am odoes. won rburedey morabig Norther permitting). at 10 .......aii et alackerall Pier tie peieseilere at It soon.— low ie SI and SI; Teter, YAM. n and al les.- 10=1:4117ahrereel Office, legrpaelpore, W. I or to , pe, Q um 'attunes, sag Oa.. 12.. leelaaae. /LC. THE CREDIT Poxccol. and MODELLER of tiaILOND (Limited). ' l * Isom; T wo Widows. NUCTOSS. fa me.ooo Siam al fa orb. nn. Bra JAMES STUTET WORTLEY, Govwear. 'OremWICK. Esq., Merchant, Lists A ABEE D NULL Tsq , CWT. Delddr-Mevernora dths Alaimo Beak ;United). JJJ Janis Mdtdo. Lasdod. conser, Esq., Old Broad-sirs* Landms. = l/ Eob. BR. Lloole. w o o lam, Esq. (Ileum Pinto, Hakim Brothers sad Co.), ~ i e se ß d r l a a T. C. Nenbartna, M.P., Chalmers of the Canada Arm iaesdatice. Lanka. •e. Bs Eaq. (Mama Yonne, Estrvison. sad Bevan), NeVal the Thames end Mersey Imamate Ceeepany. r eteart lane, Esq. (Messrs. Lone, Havasu, and Co.), leaded lanntl• Neerboe. Ern., tondos. W=yq., J.P., Byeeelleqnsre, London. 1 Snout. leq. (J. Mack All tYnIY end Co.), Oid lkoedelrest, Low on. mend Warmer. Int, M.P.. London. Ta n d'coneartead, laq. ,Dtrector of the loyal Insurance Cain saar) Lsadon am psis. Esq., Menveng Director. WILDS. no Ago sad Nasionnan's Bank • Idated). Ism Antal, Paw and Saabs. The Bask Longue. Dahlia. and Ms Bramble In iretend. Da lmse~ . e Dna , London, Ltserpoel. sad Manchester. mastoss —Mews. Newton, Evans, and Cs. Eledtalantans. SICIZTiIif —Alfred Lo oMces-17 and 113, Carohnl."‘Lasse. THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIFX, of /OWL 41f D 'Limner!). NOT= IS lIIREBY GIVEN, OM the HALF•TIAELT USUAL MYTTiNG of this Coupss7 win be held at the tad. Men, Bishop rrateetreet. Iwdee, en TRUNIDAT. he 11th Spril sext. at 1 o dock p.m. precisely. for the I= l wefts" the Directors' tad Auditors' 'report and &et, sad for theta , lad a DI. Wend. The Transfer Books of the Comps will De awed trots load, the loth, to Thar-day, the tOth Abet, tea days Min im-1y order of the Quarteteese's. M ALYZED LOW* ascrebary. 17 and IS. Oorahin Union. March le. ISM. SOUTIi AFRICAN LAND sad FINANCE COMPANY (United). The LIST of APPLICATIONS for UAW la this Company erUl be.t. open THIS DAY rtunday). Mach Sl. for London, nd TO-SIONJLOW Wenned T. ay Karen fit. tor the country. By order. R.. CAME. Serretery pro tem. 2, St. Mkiterts-bosor, St. leetriersalley, London. Mara 21. 1262. fAILTNZRSHIP.—To BANKERS and others. • haw of KIM years standing, peindgent meow' In as Shipper s Shipowners, and having arsAelme coa ls even to receive a gentkrusa am a PALTNI& with a saptiel ant lees than i°5,000 or £.10,000. The Incoming part mei does would be considerable, as Wee Is at moan' but one to the hewn —Apply in first histessea b I. Y. Z. care et W. A. )hurrah. Zed • setkltor, *4. Wilkutreet, Ossepskle, AC. RYAN and CO.'. CLOTHING Ice BOYS. 06 sad in, Oslord-slissit The sad excellent, drrenitlsd, aad songsalsmive Inset al issicaaale Attire evar Introduced. Doe Asa. Harrow, laity. sad Lakkarbacker Sails. Universal', mislead as Imo proving SOW fart brim 15s. 6d , 215., fas., aad RYAN and CO.'s BOYS' OVERCOATS. 06 and ft, Oltarddarec4. nee,. are all saiseted treat Um Waal naveltlea cd CM Ms, rd narmanta ars tbarandbli well made, lined, and Wiwi 116 od., lin, TM, and 256 RUPTURE S. Tbe PATENT SELF .e.e AD/MING 011.11111 TRICK Miss otteetwally with out angtemplieations, is 1110111111/611.1414 by the tangy tor the ewe and relief of hernia. The MOWNIff rasher of ••good tram 111 allodant resisting power, without maraisin premiere on the Teri Woad. which deniable object la alooe taleed la • true am eitothered with drape, aptral veep, or pad behind. .4. WO and Co., 1. Plvmdilly, W. N ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED l il i V irE Tlth query is worthy consideration by deepse anatomy kthstath the Inestimable blessing—sight for on correct know =to the proper time for dreg Bpselsides will danced the of preserving clear vista. to the awl of Hie When id .ibM I determined a nicety of discrimbastion must be used ▪ ag lewd of the erect power that will sappy the lose, or decmt ale injury will result. OpticalquackaAlka essdicaliplackk mischief by their ipecac' pretenston, as is Weed' by the victims of cowers hawkers sod unskilled ended. Purely, It wers wiser to ask advice frees some of repute, and avoid risk to cads debt. The cid aria r i n d Ze Barris and Poe (establialted eppolill the MO* ithlesmiate, loudest, Wow spacidly attended to the mime• head el spectacles, an enspetser to addle on all that pu lite to the remedying defective vision by the accarate Papa boot the lenses, mathematically true, of tho requisite power, std slab by the ludicloaa 'demi= al s sperado frame (which Inherit important . of the form moot bedding Bas fem. WHITE and SOUNDTEETH are indiepenaable to Personal Attraction, aad to heath 'lad la rerltr by tkspaye r mastication of food. ROWLAND, ODONTO, or rgAIiL.DENTIFRICE, rompottactad of Oelleatal lagrediasts, is el losatiamble value In preserving sad leauMfyiag the teeth, ny the yams, mad ht giving a piraslag bamboo to re= It medical"' tartar from the teeth, removes vets et Indolent doom and polishes sad preserves the enamel, to *Web II imparts a awl-like whammies. Its invalnahlogz Plirtim have obtained the patronage of royalty sad the ar asp "thong*. and it is oalvenally to high mpate. Pries k Of. per box. Bold at 20. liattoperdem, sad by amiable, lad hemmers. Agit for "Rowlaads' Odtato.' NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE. The greatest trod ma awful invention of the day, /LOVA ALARELLA. - Kamm JOHN 008 N kLI. sad Co., Three ling-court. Lombard. HMI, ladoff. perfumers to her Majesty, reepectfidly oder to the this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the Ira bah to its vitalise hue—no casttaratwhat age. The Aral amarella has move of the properties of dyes ; it. ma the contrary, b hmstrial to the system, and what the ha ft is 0110 i restored Ms application per mouth will keep It hi perfect colour. Prior 11 la per bottle, or In half bottles, 10s. Id. John Gomel' and Os have been appointed perfumes to H.R.H. the Primmes of Halm—JOHN GOSH ELL and Co.'s CIFIZIT TOOTH PASTE _ ll Creatly superior to any tooth powder.—Te be bad of all per mows ssanies. sod at the 'manufactory, 111, Three Klag.ooart, lembsmadreet, Leodor. TSE PHOSPHORISED NERVINE TONIC. The sew chemical onablaatioe of PHOSPHATIC SALTS, ri. Iron , &c., containteg all the enentiel condltuents of bl:d, brain, and pave nitstance. Great philosophical and rberokal research bas led to the disoonp of this invaluable remedy in Its present perfect state, agreeebM to the palate and kmooent In Its action—still preserving its wonderful proputier, affording immediate relief, and permanently cerium a l l who Wier from wasting and withering of the nervous sod muscular Usual, total sod partial prostration. and every other exhaustive derangement of the ',dem. It mementos all the important *swots of the human frame. "As phosphite's, In a state of enure Illumines the darkness, so the exhausted frame revives "in Irony Mated with Its electrical properties.' Ilex ger bottle, or four lla bottles in one, 33e. and In cams contain. lag three Us. bottles, S.. 6, which levee LI Its., peeked securely, rad sent to all puts of the world. Lowden assets :--tSeaver. Word-street . Reaper. IS, King Willism•strest. London. an* Rout. MS Wand. DR SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER P •raw falling remedy. prepared without any marti n i:l aftedient,_ from the recipe of Dr. avant, will be found Means,* ▪ an who sorter trout bilione and Deer complaints. ilidirtwilon. apron, giddiness, Matinees of the *rake. Per habitual fti tt"belev •• a family aperient medicine, and se • partner of ▪ Ideal, they are truly excellent ; ssdid in their operation and MAIM to the they create appeal* roma. and atreagibmi lie tia m e us th em e nervo gate:m-84M byairtiLl! fr birt ........ ebieaist, It, sing WilliazeoL, Chartemeroit. and hY mast la home, la tid. and h. lad. De mire to mit for Dr. thet7Tililieua and User Ma. The 'midair ere tea spawn time Wham with " gmiass imnren" riermed en the 'ramp. DIEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The rea miesi preemies thirty years r e.a " 102 . erletlea asseesia for es the best remed lime y glut sad ato - Issreisic disorders of every kind , sad as a mud Iddrisa lllll 6191- taadented for lattice and children. Prejeued_ lLIOlti) and , Cheinista etc New ßond . 14 .d0e. and sold throeeboat the nerld aH respectable swami. Nation—be Diabeford sad (le. la es each belle wed red label over tams seek. 3rOZZAIII3 COPAHINN It&G atecafully til.a m the Parts and Landow Ha*lean under Oa can ol Haawa CaUerfor, Wand, Lloyd, Pabst. and 1 41 Sade r!_ a. r Lunt; Nov a, Mt), Weds a ante In se IMMO el all min Lin Meat or ohmic dlaaann.—ln ad. OL U. at C. JOZZAVR, Innen aiming. de. liwordial. att ilk Prralreast Mauna& Paris. kM stk any riliT, ides 1W eh( sa • kw - iart mit may rdiy sdr, II el. agate ven , sad neat Ith • I give use th. BY, of D. 0( s. A. ve. FPPar ,pot's built Aida m 2 of F. A. 2ay. 3D. to. 4 obi inr mi.. von ram not, van. ran a.ei. ad. a7d: a — ii. ad. ad. Annuals, Bard/ Hull- Pere;inlala. Hardy 11611-Bards 1 0 • 4 0 Rufus aid mactruxen. lied mer,:imatii, oovemi,:veds Market, Loudon, W.C. _ ... TABLE GLASS, OHLNA, k CHANDELIERS:Ii r. 1ant.169 and lONS Have inat ails& FITZ SEW SNOW MAN to their irtavutite tem where the largest assortataat la the world of thaw= of thetr manufacture my be area -Itl, Houactedlitch. 101INDLL JC. and J. FIELD'S LABEL is on all packets . sad bons at their MEM MIMI. TARNS CANDLE& BUM= TO W ifwiarrs 94Yselpfrin C. aad J. mazes NEW cANDZ a wrea rigto trtbe l ltd, Mbil4atrlbilteig C. and J. MELD'S Patent Self-fitting, Hard en • CHAMBiIt CANDLNI, for cisautlnees. misty nun AM and mean. Mai NAME IS ON EVIEY CANDLE. T C. and J. FIELD, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, manufacturers of the cetehreteml UNIT= SESTICH SOAP: meatekeitanse et tbe New Meet Nord. Witting Climber Candies: iiesateeturees of the Prise Medal Terallas Gaudier, AS UMW= TO MS KAINSITSGOTILINIIINT. OYE TZARS ; 0, YE TEAR& —Madame y lenitnene-Sherriactou ears this ballad at the Crysta Pekoe on Saturday bat with peat income. Poetry by Dr. MACKAT. Music by le by of the " Cuckoo Song." "I atlases Atom" "Good Wernine," de.. re. dR ; free for le stoney+ sic. Leedom: 10BItitT COCKB sad Co. New Ihstlegton-daset. TRZ DAY OF REST : • NEW WEEKLY PENNY MAGAZIN& 11111 DAY OF RUT.— When the course of attics Is plain, few wards are best. The proprletan of the DAY Or Elise may therefore state, with out esygseattea, ant they think there is a place Met vacant la psriodkal literatura to fig this It la propmed to publish • Marietty which shalt be losoot and serious wttheet being dog matic. white shall elevate while It entertataa sad do Chaistian work without a visage of *oily. rrEIZ DAY OF BEST.— _a. The tendency of the age f towards enduring faith. patient Inquiry, mid needled elorletiewitp: end it shall he the purpose of the conductors of the DAY Of sast to develop thla MOM and more. The lessashie seelcs te ban exponent of those princlpke whist' all reel nen, whatever abaft have in ocemmen. It will WM sp. not pall dews : wte, not divide. rIIIHZ DAY OF REST.— .a. To ape Dr. Araohrswtse phrase. the conductors of the DAY OP Itsgt will alma net so ranch at forcing religion upon people. cc at teselliag C 04011•011 things rellgwously. l se party. wither insular for St. Taal nor wrangling for Apollo', the sew Maga zine will west tar bear. THE DAY OF REST.— Ilde mew wieldy pansy Masshi*, the D• 7 ea lzer. will work* of IN large royal Emo yorma. set ha double Ma m. and will be pabllth.d every eate m z i d t g. prim Id. Ito. I escchia. 11.lrlom weakly. Pal ems any loader% : Ward, Lock, and Tyler, 166, /lsss.s mil NEW WILCO' FANNY ILMSAZIIII. No 1. on Saturday. Mare! It. THE DAY OF BEST. Order "7111 DST O. MM." Nu. les March OIL Price One Penny. weakly. Pull proapertaara now ready. Loudon : Ward, Lack, said Tyler. WA, Pleetulayst. NZW CHOWN OF ENGLAND MAGAZINZ. Moe On Shilling Monthly. On Marsh ID wan be published the Finn Nana: cis new Maenad Monthly Shilling Magazine, to be wined TE WATCH-TOWER. Nevadans it an Booksellers IM, Illestabeet. DR. CIILVERWELL on MARRIAGE Its obi*inons. Nupseness, and tnasepalatasenla. Rya L Yank Corabill or Antler. S. Great Marlboroagh.streeS, W.. London envinediatione daily. co Nervous Debility. Blushing, &a. rex LOCK-OUT IN TEN IRON TRADE. Already tradesmen of all classes are complaining throughout the =Miseds, and are asking when the strife is to care sad trade be mimed. These °maple's= come from shopkeepers who de not look to the =than • population for custom, as wall as from the latter clam. Bat the tradesmen lower down in the social wale are already great sufferers. On Saturday night the Wolverhampton market, which is usually thronged with customers, pre sented but a sorry appearance. So meagre were the receipts of =me of the stall-keepers that they declared that if they bad not brought money with them to market they should have ben warmly able to pay their rents. Similar complaints are heard from all such tradespeople throughout the black country, and the proprietors of taw men= declare that they cazi get threat from their =oasts. The delegate meeting summoned by the Briefly-6M execu tive was held yesterday in the town named. The delegates bad gone fully prepared with the informatios which the executive sought with reference as well to the views of the diarists upoe the union as upon an emigration scheme • sad they also ',applied the =Mistime necessary to ena ble the executive to form some °occlusion, as to the extent to which aid would be required front the funds of the executive trea sury and other =mem The work before the meeting was very great, and the delegates were engaged in transacting it op to a late hour at night, end it was even thee believed that an adjournment would have to take place till today. It was sot, however, thought that the proceedings would result in the adoption of any wreath= that weld lead to a termination of the lock-net, farther than that such a result might los hastened by the alleged ability of the unions to maintain their members keg= than the business exigencies of their employers would allow the latter to'keep their works shut up. The proceedings were con ducted with closed doors. The Newcastle Chronicle of yesterday says :—" In all its dread reality, the lock-out has now come upon this district. With the result, or rather non-result of the confer ence at York on Friday, authimoas disappointment and dissatisfaction area expressed ; and now that nego. %haloes for pros have failed, it is ascertain no what period the struggle, with its sad and wretched cousequenoes, may be prolonged. Meanwhile the tide of emigration among the unemployed workmen continues to =crease, numbers still leaving for Wales, America, and other distant desti nations. At home, the only prospects are those of poverty sod misery, and these are being painfully felt in Stafford shire, as the Poor-law relief statistics are already beginning to show. The men, however, continue to exercise great forbearance, and their 'induct under the trying ordeal is generally orderly and beeeming." RAILWAY BILLS IN PAILIANIC(7.—III the House of Lord. yesterday the case of the Carmarthen sad Card i • nu was opened by Mr. Webb, Mr. Somerset opinion' for the Kidwelly and Ineslly Canal wed Trammed Company. The one woo proceeding when their lordships rose. Io the House of Common, iv group 1 A. the committee pro ceeded farther to consider the Benet, Hoodoo, lincintood, and London Railway Bill, and adjoined for the mtge• meet of clauses. The cam of the Surrey sod Swot: Jaw tioe Railways woe opened is group 2, and adjourned. The further consideration of the Okehampton Railway (No. 21 Bill occupied the committee is group 5 during the whole day. lo group 6 the cetenrittor proceeded with the Doers. ham, Stoke Ferry, and Braiodoe Railway Bill, and after besting the nppositioe of Mr. Burke, Q.C. (with him Mr. Round sod Mr. Verne Bannon), co holdall of the Gnat Fasters, the eencnittee deolared that the poramble wag see proved. The further eoesideratin of the Bedford, Nefik• amigos, and Weedos Railway occupied the whole do y. group 23, the committee proneeded with the minorities of I the Glasgow sod South Wasters Railway (Kilmarseck ! Direct), te the Clef third end 'Unwrap* liananiee Railway I Bill Mr. Smith, the ozonise', disposed of the unopposed politico of the Midland Railway (New Lines, ke.) The banking business of Messrs. Call, Marten, sad Co., horn, been unelpreated with that of News. ITN 711111. Farquhar, and Cle., Mee prosaism is Old Bee+ street Way ocespied by the Ant Aar Win Does takes by Mr..l. W. Beans, of Lueignotrill. Parzirr-ormen, Minims, Bonen Kanantirrosr. —Member of visitors far the week eating Mane 28,1,785 ; Meal smasher else, Ike ~nig of the taassua foss dolly (121 k May, UM), 9011,117. The deputation from the Senate to present the address of that body, in reply to the speech from the throne, was received to-day by the Em peror. UM Majesty replied as follows :—" It is always a great satisfaction to me to see the acts of my government properly appreciated by the first body of the state. Every year, at the commence ment of the debates, a certain anxiety is at first felt. One would think that the divergences of (vision must prevent any common understanding. Mee soon truth forces Ha& into light, the ' disperse, and the mind is re-assured. almost unanimous vote on the address has mmin shown the perfect union that exists between the imwernment and the deliberative assemblies. DombliTet us regret those divergences of opinion sb lohWiwi they allow us to congratulide ourselves on 110 harmony which unites in one gargle thooltd el stability, order, and program, the men bees of those bodies who, from their personal merits or past services, bave been selected as the choice either of the people or the sovereign. Be, therefore, the interpreters to the Senate of my sentiments and my confidence in their enlighten ment and their patriotism." PARIS, lEAsza 20. In to-day's sitting of the Corps Legialatif the election of M. Bravay, in conformity with the proposal of the committee of elections, was declared ♦alid by 184 to 48 votes. THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBER. BERLIN, MEARCH 90. The report of the committee on the budget was Lid before the Chamber of Deputies to-day. During the debate on the military budget the Minister of War made a speech, in which be main tained the necessity for the reorganisation of the army, and said it was inexpedient to diminish the military forces of the country, 'either when on the war or the pews footing, on account of the pro ' portionate strength of the French, Austrian, and Russian armies. He also declared that a three years' term of military service was indispensable, and considered the present systems of recruit ing the Laadwehr and the reserve insufficient for the defence of Prussia. In this con viction be bad been strengthened by bis visit to a neighbouring country. The government desired to make the Landwehr a force supple mentary to the army. Theoretically they recognised the right of the Chamber to vote the budget, and had fixed the estimates as low se possible. Should the house refuse to vote the required reform Prussia would then no longer be the bulwark of Germany, and they might look forward to the end of her greatness. The demands of the government were made in the interests of the country. ARRIVAL OF KING VICTOR EMMANUEL AT TURIN. TURIN, bairn 20. King Victor Emmanuel arrived here to-day, and was received by the ministry. On account of the diminution of brigandage in the southern provinces the military department of Benevento has been suppressed. SPAIN. MADRID, MARCH 20. The Epoca of to-day announces that the salary of the Spanish Ambass►dor to Francis 11. of Naples bas been suppressed in the budget for 1865. The same paper says :—" If the Minister of Finanoe issues a loan it will be with the gre►test publicity. The Minister has entered into engage menta with no one." The None of Florence, mays :—" The telegraph brinp w sews of a fresh protest of the Venetian spinet the foreign rule, put forth on the occasion of Victor Fan manuel'a birthday. An army of about 120,000 soldiers vamped as in an enemy's territory, a police that hen at iii disposal another army of satellites, cannot prevent the de monstrations that the indomitable sentiment of an oppressed people south ally makes under the eyes of its tyrants, ma • warning to the powers that there will be no durable psalm io Europe until its fetaers are removed, mid jostles is rendered to its desires." . . TER CodeMrier OP Marico.—The Debats of yes terday says :—" Although the capture of Nees is a forte ads east for the Emperor Maximiliao, this swam is of • kind to awaken unpleasant reflections. There was reason for supposing, from the correspondence of the ifonikur, that the raided, of the Joarist party bad for a long time been confined to guerilla expeditions, and to hicurtioos of small bands ill awaked and badly armed, scattered at \inhumed throughout the Mexicaa territory; and now the deepatch which briefs us news of the capitulated of Osjacs informs us that there was a garrison in that town 014.000 men furnished with fifty to sixty fat" EARLY Howooss.—The Paris Prase says : "The Prince Imperial has received for the celebration of his birth day the grand cordon of the Danish order of the Elephant, with a host of foreign deoorstioes." REPRESENTATION OP ',ZED& —The conservatives of Leeds do not appear inclined to allow the two liberal gentlemen now before the 000stitneacy—Viaoonnt Amberley and Mr. Beide, M.P.—to walk over the coarse without a detest. At a meeting of the Conservative Association, held on Saturday afternoon, Mr. John Ellershaw in the chair, the following resolutions were adopted :—" 1. That it is the duty of the eoeservatives of Leeds to racist the aggressive attempt, now mad, by the ' Liberal petty' to monopolise the whole repree...tr.tioe of the borough. 2. That while the toseenittee regret that the pesos of the borough should be disturbed so loaf before the election is likely to take place, they consider it their duty to them selves, ea well as to Mr. Bdcrott, sot to give their oppo- nents the advantage of a start, but at ode to isatitate an active mover in hie behalf. 3. That Mr. Rodeo:Vs conduct as our representative, his attention to hie duties in parlia ment, the invariable wady and urbanity be has shown to his constituents of all ranks and parties, not leas than the general estimation in which be is held throughout the bo rough. entitle him to our contiodd confidence sad support." Io the meantime the liberals are not idle. They bare appointed a powerful general and working committee, and are sanguirte that they will be able carry their two men, owing to the regarded being in their favour. A severe fight will be the result oi the dissolution of parliament. REPRESENTATION or Non= DEVON.—Sir George Staley has refused to become a candidate for the counts. torony. It was generally understood that be bad desisted, but on Saturday morning a handbill waa posted over Barn staple announcing that he had decided to stick to that borough, sod giving the following letter addressed by him to Mr. 4.M00r• Stevens :—" Exeter, Muth 17, 1865. My dear Stever, —My consideration has been given most seriously to the proposal whichyou and other friends have kindly made to me, that I would allow myself to be sominatioa for the Northern Division of Devon ; t i er I d feel that I ma so strongly pledged to my friends at Barnstaple, that eoesisasetly with my published add seer an them I am sot free to offer myself for the occeptaaes of another oonstitiseney.—Yours sincerel y , Gearing S. Sycc• LIT.. This aesonacenient has taken the party by surprise, , did leaves them in .psi ica by uo mead (degrade for I carrying en the eontest. Its stated that ender these dr . camstasom. and is view of tie fortheemiwg general deo • ties, the liberal readidate will be allowed to walk ever the Gonna —Wrstmi Morseling Nom itimuorrAnoN or TIPPERARY. Sir John Orwell Cardin, Bart, Templemore Abbey, has signified kis ! iodation of seatentieg time county Tipperary at the ad dedden. Clagetaim Otway, R.N., will ale be in the IskL— Limerick &maim Cheneiscic. (nos ova BMWs 00113/81OIIDINT.) NEW YORK, Maaca 4. There seems to be but very little prospect that a ny effective cheek will be put upon the paper issues of the national banks. A bill has been passed in the House of Representatives which is intended to remedy the evil, but it can hardly be called even a half-way measure. At present the circulation of these banks is only limited by the amount of their capital ; the bill proposes to restrict the issues of those whose capital is 500,000 dollars or less to 90 per cent of the amount ; over 500,000 dollars and less than 1,000,000 dollars, 80 per cent. ; not ex ceeding 3,000,000 dollars, 75 per cent. ; and not exceeding 5,000,000 dollars, 60 per cent. At pee lsent these institutions are springing up ell over the country with the most alarniiniraiddity. AU that is necessary to start one is to invest 60,000 delimi t or any larger sum, in United States Bonds, and deposit them with the Comptroller of the Currency. The bank draws interest on them like any other balder, and then is . . liberty to Lame notes of its own,which at present are irredeemable to the full amount of its capital. I need hardly say that this is the only function of a bank which the vast majority of these organisa tions are now discharging. I believe Mr. Chase's ex pectation, when he concocted the scheme which has called them into existence, was that they would not only provide a uniform paper money, which would displace the circulation of the local banks all over the country, but act as media for the sale of government securities to the class of small in vestors in the country towns, and thus widen the area from which the public credit was to derive support. And this view of the matter was loudly preached by all the " loyal " journals, until at last that unfortunately large elms of persons who cannot be got to see the danger and absurdity of examining financial plans solely in the light of patriotic enthusiasm, began to denounce everybody as enemies of the government who saw anything in the national banks but the means of a glorious and beneficent revolution in the currency. The public have DOW begun, however, to perceive that the national banks are in reality, whatever they may be in. appearance, a means of enabling the government to issue enormous quantities of irredeemable paw, without appearing responsible for it. The security which is deposited with the comptroller is no secu rity at all. The banks make no pretence of redeeming their notes in specie—are not obliged by law to do so, and the holder has no means of obtaining from any quarter anything more substantial for them than other paper, unless be chooses to turn them into goods. The bonds which are deposited in pledge would not, of course, even if thrown into the market, bring half the nominal value of the bank planer ; and there is no means of compelling the government to throw them into the market. So that as security they are about as valuable as the public domain on wbioh the French &Reignite rested, or that en tire property of the nation which one is constantly and magniloquently assured here, is pledged for the payment of the national debt. One might reason ably expect that amongst a people so acute as the American", the folly of attaching any importance I to pledges for which there is either no market, and which cannot possibly be turned into money, con stitute no security for the payment of promissory votes, and yet there is no delusion more widely spread than this one. It is not very long since I saw a pamphlet written by the president of one of the New York banks, a man of great in telligence, wailing this national bank system, in which he gravely assured his readers that the whole possessions of the inhabitants of the United States were mortgaged for the discharge of the go vernment liabilities. Thousands console them selves with reflections of this kind, without ever asking themselves whether the inhabitants would be likely to strip themselves of all they bad in order to satisfy the government creditors, or if they were willing to do so, where a market would be found for the goods and chattels. The plan of the National Banks is borrowed from that of the banks of this State. All banks in New York have for many years been obliged to draw their notes of circulation from the State Bank superin tendent, who deliver 3them only in exchange for State bonds of a similar amount. In case of the failure of the bank, these bonds were in the good old days of specie payments sold, and the proceeds in gold handed over to the holders of the notes. But, of course, the bolder of the National Bank notes has no such remedy. The bonds, indeed, are duly deposited with the government officer, but the power of compelling him to sell them for gold for the payment of the bank creditors, which only gave the ceremony the slightest value, is wanting. The privilege of issuing these notes, with complete exemption from all further 'Ability, is, of course, a very valuable one, and thousands are availing themselves of it. I think I may safely say that not one in ten of the new banks is started with the intention of doing any of the ordinary busi ness of a bank whatever—making loans, or receiving deposits, or collecting debts. But, as I have told you more than once, their print ing presses are at work night and day. It is calcu lated that they tarn out 3,000,000 dollars every week. A case came to my knowledge yesterday which is an admirable illustration of the process which is now going on all over the country. Two men started a bank in partnership in New Jersey, each putting in 50,000 dollars, making the whole capital 100,000. With this they bought United States, " Five-twenty " Bonds, paying six per cent. in gold. These were duly deposited with the Comptroller of the Currency, and on receiving the usual certificate they issued 90,000 dollars in bank notes,wbich they in like manner invested in United States " Seven-thirty " Bonds, paying 7i per cent. in paper, thus securing 39 per cent. (calculating gold at 200) on their original capital. lam assured that they are now enjoying themselves, and are neither doing. nor intend to do, any other banking Wei. nese, and yet their position is perfectly unassailable in point of law. They have to all intent" and pur poses cleared 90,000 dols. at the expense of the public, and the only thing the public has gained by the operation is the possession of some security for the " loyalty" of the two " bankers " to the United States government. In short, when one sees the way in which this extraordinary scheme is working, one can only account for Mr. Chase's imposing it on the occuitry, by supposing that be expected the war to be over by the time it got into operatics, and that its powers of inflation would then be held in check by a return to specie payment'. All his financial measures were conceived and carried out under the influence of a most unfortunate deludes as to the probable duration of the struggle with the South ; but, it is right to aid, that it was by no means peculiar to him. The bill now before Congress will, of course, only diminish the evil, it will not remove it. No dimi nution of this bank paper will relieve the country. The greakobjeclion to it is, after all, not that there is so much of it, but that ;here is any at all. There is not one dollar of it called for by any interest, public or private. The circulation was al ' r'eady re dundant, owing to the paper issued by the govern ment itself ; but this source ass stopped, gold had aunmed a certain steadiness, and it was beginning to be possible to carry on business with a tolerable approach to security when the national banks were allowed to flood the country with their notes, every one of which it is safe to say plays its part in rais ing prices, and plunging the government of the country into a great slough of despond. MUSIC. PHILHARMONIC 8001 SPY. The fifty-third mama off the Philharmonic Society b lad wain. The Mow* yr Um pro. puma el the noon %: PAW L - Milton* Letter L Earth. Arks. biz. Bowkb, "Ss dee eel end doles nen" (.. tenet") Concerto. Violin (Ne.l9, Ear Orme ••P•br Been, bile. Ledge /, "Olt, mak. thou Yet tb7 attecklee (.. Lobel Treent.Wl Wallace. Overture. "Bebeweibto Mr wrier Weber. PAW U. &eon's In Bag (No e) Air, Mira Louisa rime, "Oh I whet • tom ("Domino nein Orertnie, ..11•Jo•do de bb Vege" Onsiow. Conductor—Troteeror Itterettele Bennett, Wm D. .. . We bear favourable woman of the atetaiptioa, which is tan death mai to enable the dindon to carry os the commie ct the leases with adimioished spirit and esteems. This falsifies the predictions of certain with. who tell as every mama that the Philharmtnrie Society is so bugler this to mama with the competition to what it is Dow exposed, ad must either succumb or "tart over a new leaf," by giving cheaper cooserta is a larger locality, sad showing greater activity in the production of amity and variety. The directors have hitherto tuna • deaf ear to such advice§ sad warnings, and, we trust, will tostisue to do sea It is by • steady ahem., t• its original pica that the Phtlharnrasic Sway ha pia& cad amiataiaa for soon ass hell a sectary, that peculiar eharacter aad politics which dietiagaish it from all the other establish mate of its class, and .give its orecerta an attractios sot powered by those of any at Its rivals. Go to Bs. James's hall, Bater-lia, or any other great ball la Loa don ; try to drew large audiences by low prime; mama Name for new sompatiose ; and the titorboanand Bahamian Scanty will he us more. Its object slay' feu boa to give the very Sad works of the very greatest mutes—ad no others—as they are given nowhere else. It is such works only that the Philharmonic audition, expect to bear ; sad how may such works are Uwe lan widest" ? Who. we have wad the nymphal", of Hindi, Moan, Seetheres, Spahr, ad Ilesalsimobe, Is there a angle work of that does by any as. as which would set be toad sa unwelcome halals late the pro. pease ?We mama bear them saMrpiests enough, ad we doe% desire to seelay of them set alas to make room for laterite productiome. When swam Mendelasaa springs up, and writes • chef /tram worthy of miamenioashipl with those we parer, the Phil hansosio Sway will be nay moan to brie' it terward. There Iso saying how ass sash • thing my happen, bat coataialy then is no time of it at premat. The foregoing programme shows that the sanity has begun this MILOOD with t h e determination to adhere to tire plan it has all slew permed ; ad the reception of the towart by • full room was such a to prove that there is no earthly TOPAIOS for &penis' from a course which lies been justified by the experience of mon than half • oaten. Notwithetaadieg the extraordieery ad of LA night, pester, certainly, than that of any other night this season, there was so wet of warmth 4 the performances, or is their neeptios by the audience. Dr. Boonett, on eateries' the orchestra, as greeted with load applause from every part of the room, end in which the perfamen ow dully joised—a just tribute to his great merit, to which much of tlie women of the Philharmonic Cowed. is owing. Hayda's beautiful old Symphony, so full of alarsees, mar, and melody, tootrasted delightfully with the ma concep tions of one of the grandest works of Beethoven. Hen Stratum's performance of Spohr's Ise Concerto was a perfect piece of violin-playing—not only exquisitely finished, bat toll of eaergy and expression. He was applauded to the mho. We bare much 'Midst: Sion is observing that this gnat performer is now • member of the oreitestra, being pthapal violin jointly with Mr. Blarove. The Maas. Mks Louisa rya sad Mr. RINIWiCk, wen very socoessfuL Mies Fyne showed by the renewed ham= and power of her beautiful voice, that she is moiling by the oomparative rest ale is now en joying after t h e mauling toll to which rho has been lately subjeoted. Mr. Renwick sag the superb scena from Spobr's Faust with • fine and powerful baritone voice, and , I in • eamicisarlike style. at I DRAMA. DRURY LANE. Miss Helen Faucit's very successful engagement at Ws love is *swim to a races, sad before she liana she ammo anxious to appear in moat of those characters which she performed under Mr. Maomady's and other managementa, and on which her mutative se ran actress is (Goaded. Last night atm appeared as Juliet, and though it would be grow Battery to or, that she looked the part, we may fairly soy that she acted it. The baleoay mane wanted bathing that careful end *Whom% elocution could give it, and the great potion acme was represented with Me morn effective iateawq. This wee always regarded se one of Mien Fancies finest pieces of lonable eating, and it has lost 'Midas of its old power. Mr. Walter Montgomery played Romeo very agreeably ; Mr. Walter Lacy was a mealy Mercutio of the Kimble school, Mr. Belmar* a picturesque apothecary, Mr. Henry Mamma as imp:leave Fria Lawrence, end Mrs. Vandenhoff • estisfackwy Nuns The arigiaal prologue wan spokes by Mies Faucit, although she wee wafering from hoarsens& 1 The play will be repeated on Wednesday. HOT= AND TATIRN-uszezzie PROVIDENT ISM TOTION.—The manual primal meeting of the members this lustitutioe wan held yesterday at the Craven Hotel, Craverwitreet, &nod ; Mr. Lovegrove in the chair. The secretary read the report, which commended by a reference to the great loss the ecciety had =striped by the *udder' death of Mr. Tarsier, mie of the oldest members sad true tem. It thee musics to Poiret that the imititutioe did not receive a more axteoded support from the trade, cowed/e -lan the meat advantages it offered to members : there hod, however, hese a slight morass* is the feeds daring the past year, mid the interest of the landed property sad annual walio'criptioas had beau applied to the relief of the various alaimauts. The report omieluded with a strong appeal to the trade at large to co mm for ward is support of aa tastitu tioa which has even with its comparatively limited re arms' effected so large as amount of good. The great receipts of the year had bees 3591. 146.11 d., and thearsouet paid is relief 2241.4r', leaving • bathes for imarroissut impeases of 351. 10a. 11d. M. MATH= (Ds LA Daoite).—Tbe Scald Public et Lyons publishes a dispatch from Remmers, when M. Mathieu (de la Drier* resided, aaimmacieg the death of that gentleman oe Friday morales. Ho last wards were— " Posterity will de 'aware to ray labours." He bee left two ilsoirbtaus, ass Nossetly nerried. " Awl tin be drew a dial from hie poke, had I.i ea tt with leak hes he eye, nays very wlrll • it is Us debesir • Tins muty we Ws: quoits be, • bow the world wags — SBILAIPILL BR:Naos% Pamir Diaza are artistic, accurate oak servers, made is every she. suitable he everybody. sad do seat to every part d the keesiew. see by pato& b. I. T. S. lb. 11. 11. 11. ls. Is. td, 17. ie. se, o.ls. U. la. 2a. as, ra, at IL ra, sa at. sad IS galena to add ems; mod at I. 4, hI. T. he, le, 11, It. 11, la. la. le. le. II re. 10. It 11, 17. 24, sad th adds ID diver area A deaw4nes pose tree far tee stra i -J. W. woe& sod eke* saki* to e the Illtlee mAakra.—(Ahesrtimmeet4 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERBAWB. -Moran'. The taseretkas both at the Vim," Club sad it Ted. tersell's for mend days pert ham Mu marked by a swim of thenoestratloas in favour of Bards! Wm for the Two Thawed mad Derby, and, se our prise current thawed, se little wen hesimmkses almond to tali* say liberties with Ms hems, Mos& he has but his ;Matto reputation sad the prestige or his bbd sad kin to sustain him in the mask that Mere, in comparison to beam, were oely is point el numbers es use to twenty. la the forams Miley at the Club his taking prim avenged 6 to 1 for emit .vest, sod it was astioipsted that at Hyde. piriceorrar • Las prise mold be takes. Desist the Main ea the mestinge of the pest week. which it my be mentiesed mead off without say complsiets, 11 to 2 • essepied to 100/. shout Mr. Chaplin. Lone for lb* Liaises, bet be speedily &dined hell • point, at which he we supported vigorously, but before the essestion of hos& Miss 7 to 1 went begging, while " even " roomy wee offered BM he did sot etsr• Liddiegton Ms suffered by the releopenskin d his " dark " for fast at the so . ttir 6oo 900 woe hid spinet at Mr. Km% bat h e crtickly railed, and the .1... the highest price obleinabls was 55 to 20. Cheliseogs wrlois on the "sliding sale' et 12 to 1 (elheed) ; hat Bedminster was in Mamas amend at 100 so 7. Neither Zambesi nor Rine had one soliteris pester ; bat Commie ebsaged his positkin tram the to the Neenseritet rem for Mick h• was basked kw at 50 to L Breadmilhem tea at lest heeded et liddiaglea ia tke .Derhy gestatims. Badmen operstime the of Ma rem semesseed wtdl ease te like II le 1, il ig = he meld mart erassedly have bean head to win DM few oppermaitics were afforded for imestistra that aid, in dews" el Mist ebli to get en et ell, as. teatimes was tmehtat to take 61 "Butte leddietten opened elm at II to 2, takes to 501., Noe dist which be receded MU • point, takes to 3001.; but the Yon to iron* cm the Bala" horse bed a deposer Mg sleet en the ere. Invairies, about whom at the ekes of the neat 6to 1 wen easily obtaina bl e. The Duke mom steady, at hi. (pond prim Aitttoosh Loco to 6o tos la tame spirit Holannne, a point law meld have bon taken lasso on. firma Mends wen in greet nine* for the tiorthatiptonsinto halm, puticalady the Baader, the Beaver, Battaglia, aid no Von colt, etch el "Mel mall eapperlid heavily by wadies of their respective slain. 10 oto 1 woo altered as the lield for tbei Chester Cap, foe whisk meet Le Tempts sad the Rightly's', dem mit were is geed demesel M WU 1 sad 125 to 1 nenotiosly. CBMs' prises: zurrialuovoluaruis STAMM. 16 to I IMM Maramis of Batty' Grinder, s yrs, M ftla fIL 10 to 1 - Mr. Z. betton's Simengton. 4 yrs, TA Itib 100 to 6 - Yr. H. flotith's Jobs Davis, 4 yrs, Tat 115 100 to 7 - Mr. Naylars Beaver, 4 >vs, Ds 121 b (t 100 to - Mr. W. Ulises% Bettosils, 4 yrs, Tat Ith f) 100 to 6 - W. O. Duman as. Hartley, 4 me, 7r 1d (11 100 to 6 - Mr. Harry's cby (Mike - Vest, 11 pm, 110 Mb (M), MO tot t east granted) 40 to 1 - Mr. C. aloha Una, a yrs, as 1316 (06) CITY AND BUBUNDAN. 10 to 1 opt tir. Metres Iby Seraterer-Mmetisstmet yrs, 22 to 1 - Mr. 0 4.1 . 1* -- 1 fossonads, Set (t) Uto 1 - lord W ' Zwrl 7 Imes tammerside, 6 yrs, 7st ftb (t) CHIOS= cUY. 10 to 1 apt Date of Beaniart's Lord Zetland, 4 yrs, Oat 121 h (rat 100 to II - ldr. w. Beldssee's Gratitude, 6 yra Ti ilb (erg) 100 to T MorgAis of Ilastirsp' Acts/oak 4 yrs, OM HO to T Mr.C. Math's Ltort,ll_ynt Est 415 (MT, t 100 rill 1) to 1 - Mr. Montiontery's le Tomonses. 0 yrs, Set Sib Ct. 16 to 1 - Mr. W. Bennetts c by Daniel Cr !barks -alp elves dun (Mealy) 40 to I - Toni Westmorland's Merry Ef art,s yrs, Tst lab (4) 40 to 1 - Lead Coventry's Thalestris, 5 yrs, Tat Gib (t) 1000 to 10 Mr. W. Philtipis Yenussion, 4 ms, Tat 410 (5) TWO THOUSAND. 14 to 20 NM Mr. Mom% Lidthartoo Of) 7 to 1 - Mr. H. Obatlln's Meedalhane Kai Is to 1 - Mr. Nalior's Closantop (of 100 to 7 - Sir .I.luwlq'a Bedmitutter it freely) 100 to 6 - Lord DarheUe Arial it) 4 de. 100 to 0 - Dalin al Itsenkirt's Kerala (off, t2oto 1) 10 to 1 - Mr. Manymg o'ser' Zeisbesi (MI) 25 to 1 - ford fils Rifle (off) M to 1- Ontaiti Winn Joker (off) lOW to 20 - Mr. Naytor'Conte it) NWT. 11 to s apt Kr. K. broodoltrooe (t and off) Xerfe Lliftpon me) M to 1 - Marquise! Raabe Dade (.1 100 to T - Ser .1 metal liserly's Bedminster (off) Do to 6 - Lord Mandoves Archimedes (off, t2oto 1) 111 to I - Yr. Mears Zambia (fin 1000 to TO - Mr. Nylons t.tottasooga (I) nes to St - Lewd Deabma's Adel 40 to I - Lerd fibemmes las ( 01 ) to 1 - Mr. Irate otrar (n) BETTING AT YANCRESTICR.-Monum. NOZTMANFIONINIMI STAKE& 9to 1 apt Ile Grinder (8 100 to 6 seat Jahn Davie (ern treaty) sow I - Vest can (t) 10 to I-• eltrass N • II to 1 - Hare* ter! off) 11 to 1 - Bestsesen's 61 to 1 - Lion (1) n gr a lkit 61111C1B 4N. 10 to 1 apt Mmetlmbes lily I 11 Is 1 apt Agatha (4) ft) 44 to 1 - Moidavio 3) 100 to T - Peon (t) 40 to I - Lampoon (t) 26 to 1 Iol? CovM ft) IWO SUMMAND. 9to 4 sot Lidellegtoa (off) 111 to 1 apt Chatteemin 7to 1 - Breathable. Join . 1100 to S - Zambesi ;aff) M CUP. 9 to 1 apt Lord Zstlood CH 2 0 so 1 .Pt Onto, (0) 100 to - Adoworth (ofl, DO to 1 - Marry Hart 0.) tHato T) 100 to 1 -• Cheap (t) 15 to 1 - Lon (aff) _ 11 tot apt 1.1441 o• (011) ie• to 1 apt anttansein 6 1 (0 (cd. t33to 1) to MO to 10 Oiner It) THE WARWICK SPRING MEETING. PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY. I Tax GRAN! WA1M1C113103.3 HANDICAP of 26 son. sink 10 ft, and only 5 if declared, with 100 added ; the winner at any handily vane 100 is,.. stun February 25, at eleven a.m., Mann. and at two each handiceps,lolb ; the sena to receive 25 son, out of the stakes. Two mine. (32 sobs. 16 deelsred.) Ape st lb Age et lb Molter a 9 0 Physician Userico S 913 Beteklaot 4 7 0 Auralbut • II 11 Mary Raney , 4 6 9 Revolver 5 S 4 lord Wakkgrave_ _._. .. S 6 6 Balder 4 713 Amy ((lice Mir Joe Raley • 7 9 Pickles) Penton • 7 7 Arkansas i i s trZt I 7 4 lin II • 7 • i 2 Tax TWO. 711•1•41111 ftruns of 5 son. sack with 50 sddad ; cella, Si leto ; lillise, lin 71b ; wiener'. 4lb =Ma. =run is (about three ferloep). (31 subs.)—Laten. Cinder, Fink, Promerpthe, Alberta. Ewen Anne. OFFlntiee, _Variety. Rena, Harriet, Qai Vivo secretive, Gam* • by Prune Miener—eyethis, Jamaa664, Ada, Many L•wa, El Ole, Windfall, Oarsee ,, Grand Falconer, Y 0 =2 . 1 a, Hoped If fal, Qiii rels, Matilde, Tinder. Life by Ambrose —Bever* Quirbil, I by Ones dith—Bbse Bell. Trim Disnum bran of 5 ens. each, with 25 added by the stewards and it.. committee, for hunters ; 12et an ; sissies of 50 son. nee, 71h ; twice, 101 6 ; three 'Mon. 141 b e x tra; and the wining of a han dicap value 100 son. 291 b extra ; hallthreds allowed Tlb ; horses never having started allowed Sib ; gentians riders. Two rain. (7 sun.) A ria Diana (h-b) An 6 Billycan?' An aC , enemy , 5 Balder 'ro Tat tator WILT= HANDICAP of 10 eon. each, h ft ; patien man riders ; profeennials 61b extra ; wieners after Marsh 16, at 11 ma., 511) extra. On mile. AP st 1 1 ) Age et lb Ossetia Warrior Revolver 6 10 11 Beistfoot Tax WALTOII RAYDICLP of 5 son. each, 2 ft, with 25 added, for allwinners after the weights an out 511) entre. Pin faring.. A HANDICAP HCIDLI Rack of 5 son each, 1 ft. with 30 added ; winners of a handicap handle mos after March 16. at eines mm., Sib setts ; second to wive his stake. Two miles, over Ire eights of hurdles. (33 subs.) Age et lb An si ID Joe Daley a U Ape Stanton • U Jenny Wren Data - 7 hbroPhite (k hi - 7 West lad • 111 Overton True Haut 5 15 Deception Reel JIM S 19 Aoe of Hearts Dm 4 15 Han - 41 Maki". Foal le T P Coat Tanen= 6 m vine Deck s 6 6 Bolds, 5 10 Charles the fieeesi.. • S King Vegan Romeo • 1 Cassandra' - 1 Priam Leo 800 .... 6 1 Aggressor - 0 tlistake Penn 4 0 The Old equiro .... 6 - 1 Sus Rock 4 II Doodle I Idith AAriass s Church Militant.... _6 TRY Usior Harr Cyr of 50 son. is specie, added to a sweepstakes of 3 eon. each, or beaten ; 4-71.01d5, lOrt 5114; five, 1 lit 101 b ; six, 1M 4th; aged, 124 71b ; manse rinse ; joskays.sll sits. Two mile; ea in that. Age AP AN Tommy • Wad Doak B 6 3 Boontoß 1t 4 Unto Abbot tioy 6.~ I ton 2 ti Obi 4 lIATCII : 100, bft —Mr. John Grantee Tin. 2 7st 101 b, 2 yes, 7sl 101 b (one is the poet), Mr. R Bray • Pinny, 3 ne, 9st. Half a milm MATCH: ICO, b ft.—Mr. Jobs Gmhua's Tins, 2 yo, Ten ' 101 b, Oaireipm. 2 741 Mb (•s• to the 0614), aplan Mr. E. lbsylses liastatrd, 3 pa, Sot 1011 Haltssailt Bosses erwca OVT OP TEM Exosszarart—Meek 15, at 4.30 11...-43ansiegwe and Mary, Warwiskshire Haw , dicap. All Mr. Waiewit eat et air eneseemate at Warniek. Rear. Quest Boa. Peaarth, Volegdas. sad Warwick sagsgeasata Yager oat of the Herni ation% I I, ) .„, il i 1 I, i 1 11 , . ) i , Il I { 1 i 1 i