The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-15 00:00:00

■ / 'lt ~,, / • //. t < • 1" . • . a I\; :•. l ‘til' l ,l'F.lt .... • . . . . . I. / - 11-- 74:1-`.. \ , :.;.e. ,‘,./ ...,, -t •• N ''' •I i - . • ) ~.,:( 4 ~ ~.„.,.............,.....).,, t ..., ___.....,. ,,,,...1.....\.....2;,.„,......,-; LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1881. No. 4.604.] (Staxaped, 141., LTWOPE LONDON to SYDNEY Direst, MONTHLY. ltlAt in 11 tl.l. W\►ut CLIPPILA PAC[ Ll 4, salllatt trnot 1..4.01 Lt. +4 the 10th, awl from Onvetend wtt► un. bang puectuality ~u the 10t► at cash mouth, rectivlog goods astal the 7th. littlest previoesty tun. SIMPLTh Rachel Mencelalf SOWS, lO. j i = the alliel UM = ll oewilkiller) WO ils - riiii . 1.219 Macbeth . - Captiiss. I lain: Abler' Jour 10 Wire Jar 111 i MAUI !Wise IWalt _ is_ ••• 1ec 0v ..10 16 Jan. 10 ha. 10 n. More %eh dee Aberdeen nod .bent ell= i z pot of like odebreed black OM wed Um el brie& oriligal Ilel Packet', which ham be thee p Auld Mid Pitseeiree. famed • Irwrid.lanewe W elms peassers eceeemedaliwei le JAMAA BAINIa uenargeneed yowls asst. E 4 awl Co.. Lhverin Ire mg i : le ell fkielllielt len Ur ; sad. in Laub" to T. IL ILICICAV= Ow. I. Loadeshenetrwat, L. DirrlTT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE erAcssr 14111 P. —rue KV I.N EY Ducat to sad trona the Mee en the teth Jeer. canine et PI) month to embark pawn • re/ as ta. let Job . the soleelld Mara, halls ohm LA WWI I' IL • 1 Wears Ardor gaag to Maim U I/unto' and Kona . mister UR nen* JOHNCeateteedot . load In the Ilest MO" Marta This am *at has ban WIN "wanly tar Me =Mb& alla kar aNI pawarlik Orearare aaarwarrarr cab. Mar Vaasa *aka bang late awl dry as am alma a apportaiday Is, a Fos aseral rabbi rarl laarrearAlar• Asa wet cam as amararassl mew tame d or lipe awl. re Mr. I Y. ...id. the • tIFII• f Phes listassm: at to god INDILIL at DUlttereenet, WPM' and MOORE'S AUSTRAL ANN Lilni yit el ?AMC? 'HIP.—Yee , SYDNEY Oboe (. INA teem sa. mar . ga. Soth iley. aa1149 t inindii rbollea fr * mind= ell Ur let ed Jar', no W i r s ll2llA. •I U .bolumileg - WilitimilEPiiiiir isa low J. IL IMANIGN, Cosimaier : = I. 'Z's 7. 1 . DIAL nil Ow ship hoe a hill peep. mil eseelloet weeuteeedidhes kremlin pseurewn . kat Imes *eke biles bey ..4 airy. like whim a 4.Blsabl• = era two helestordisie vs, sad MO any as —ter th e ott pew wOy I. W. IL neirLY,_ PIO the °rem Mesas. D. Asher emil Pow dai 1999 , 0..994 neadeAse : se Is 911917 T at ad AMU. 4 lasee, EVITT and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE d MUT 51111 P.-41•6 FOIT MILLI? Meet 'a segelikr . al Ur law, Pier Sr was ke light goods edfdleg **Ow Img eft Nigh Was aiippw ship =SWIM • 74111 Sisk 0.101,02 MMUS% Cierrimmlet m eibe LW Dada Ms mod b rpm* Illiadisr Übe m a ••• ce inima sat IN tot pla of lesaikra. Me • Ow wISh mourrilly r 4 assimesdellms m itt a rigm rdas tetia est somp at* aid EPITT and lIOORILII AusrßALuag LINZ t FLOM elf tr —rev LAUNCOITOX Need 0 verder W net arrived tr.4o SA imis:anil m a e d win ✓elinn'esda Innoneekr. lie . STAR Or TARMAIIIIA, A I, nefdar i t i r d eek SANOIL If . Omermilir: keen. la On lends Duda The Invellfal vend wee belle by Mown. Ir. Nal eel /en er Abe/Am. n itrZew the Ihismantwa nub, end le ewe el Or *a ehe pert of Leaks. Me On upedree ma ✓eodeUse e v chief AWN penempee—rer Inens d te r.... egg, le Kr& Wil hall POWIO4 et t. . . UM Orr ad India li INSOffervesl, _ _ -- DiIES ITT anti MOORE'S AI7BTRALLILE LINK a PACK r tin I P.—Yur MUSA= TOW N Olnet (a leader,eliawr, eimporeimall to the LW* Coallabiellielll7l l l . lB Adlsilisky. bat &Imams es my, May 171, IMP Abonleis clipper lIKATM Sill, A 1 for 13 reera l Sete di mister. S. N. H 1111eIrOIMI. Osemeader ; Wag la the Leaks Deus Tau, beautiful venal Ime bees WS synod, fur the Val. Use mod elisaat acromeadatka few paeespeti mad Is can Mee* Alpe eat of the pert at balm performed thaw repeal beim as col.ur in at 111, asa 71 lap =ITO, —Par lams el failslS or prow wig be =WIT SOIL 11. Fa MONEY WICIRAN sad SONS' (al Illackwalt•peed. ladad LINZ et PAMIR SNIPII to —roe unaotruom Peet PIN* Med (I. day Dabs ea TM/MAY, Illth et Jam id at epleadd Apgar dap MIXT, 1.140 leer ddelarll. lP ret h lk TON, Ceniamider ; tibia a the lad Isdla Dada llik dap OMNI ad d dead Isere/ Wand ead dealt edelembel bee al paiste. width daprata the halea, ileeeek lbelodant NOW Umedehha sad ether ted animal. lad ereltbseed =Wet end died expreedy tor the preesper trade be Aar Id aerreadreatloaa ter ell eleme d ar• Kairsad dee alb email es. segssa—lhir :map lady . sad Mosamr. Norm Wary Wares eed Ila Iderkstballatmet. bp this ad ftNeele ars 11111“11,1111 boo ii == b Plipased dret-ebes tor adeaddeee Ism. sad be UtiFsbee hib It Y 1312 AX 001131II1fIOATION ti k NSW TORZ.—Tbe 1117111/OM, NNW TOIM„ aed MEAN BIN OMPANY Intend dmaddind Ms Screw Sleameld=le. et Mesaelners aad 41 =t IFINEM IE LIV VOL NNW TONE MA, Ole dey, Ilay IS . CITY OF WAMINOTON. Wednesday, My It 01.4/100W, Wednesday, Alai St AM sow sescadlas Wellairkg. CAW 17. mil 11 phew, eeeepaseg le lb* mew emallea Yerrerd pewee. phew all redlllllo 111•1114 remempee he Cam& sad he Weems ala:= east ;A W —B* laseepash ee le aged WACJIT. a. Las ETTUIE sad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL MAN MUM IMtwes• LITZRPOOL w KEW Dbooll, w Warm LIVID/COL sal 11011T01. iblfe emir image i MALIFAX. Ths Millsgtss • r gam womb re appdaled Is WI Mw Limped, =alas at Cork Mit" Or : . Al Sid 110SION. Wads., Kay I/ ►VRIAL BIIR M 11W To Raigirddr, May IL ALMA. kr 1101703. Jars L 11= mow s Ise sad sessidssi, olow Il t =s d )%rierlia sad Ilketse, as: amid arra. Bit. it Ss, To& did Miss NIS : abb. AIL PM* le Malik pods% led law V". 4$ dm sad S pot sal islomps. le J. B. less* it Lao: A Owls. Apses, sod i Tan is G. sad J. Dem Wastraradtessl. ems. C. Qesseslisus; or D. sad C. Whir. 11. Wafts , Musk Limped. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, aad PHILLIPPS, 11, Pawl- lawa LC., ew Inaclaas slaraiwo tar the switemeralusaa pone, with art as fellows : 1111TTUDA aad the IAIIIL RA AVI weary sawtal neretag. et II ads* triat the *kW sad Pareara Sean whoa is lea • ton catea, 17a St . Mars lith44 at to sad ea. TYINOOILD, *very Thareday la=from al Si. Tower. Pao, itl. ICC WSW A 1.84. Walwasday, Nay 1/1„ tram Illarastp ems. liwee-41, /11. owl MIL Lbws ticket' Wool at a bwi wail a Mit ciruarsozo. °MAI WAU. Wadatab3. Malt: Nzerawa. Yaps Salem. 43 fa ; taro cable. fa; _ aid pimp smily at Clispla4s Oda. stantaimpaa W Ilf renurra. OMITS, sed PIIILLIPPS. Iseltima fIASH by N./ lie LONDON UMMTKIST COWAN! tinmel), ea dirndl eS we blZZ=er Sp p 1i". •11111d1, 444. . mogrigebis bp saw II par mt. es ansests abous Ompllal.= arm et /Maid Si awl. l'iseselmis soil km= w Ms lINEUdia. all:1W JANIS MST. Ilbsaffing tfteitst. U N B.—To llPORTSMlN.—The wmu rnat =Um efts billf.—G• esidowires bag ; look le = bit= NIMI sisil 0 0016. sod DOCR D LS. M 11•1111111i 1 = d wiry son Ind ireulp ab• egrOVIMIK tor sil Or bed w t arkies. vall ••••7 at imensieles. die.-11111111114, U. elm& llECtl ie rrW. eel Ws waft it Nohow mid WHITE TUTU an iadiersmable Wa i rempeNd otbobisoy red t• Yale UZI,* de 1. 01.11•11•• et Ifni ItOWLUIDIt es Awl •a •••I Inmettok d the awl ant bar obsoimi Mead a istresigs al lodoosso um to de astardsd dam : awl the tor Jew= at dad of do led. del dime • Wad, Mks el do Id bra& di" ban do adoldest awl d Ile Odoolb allobs • Imlay NW bopedo lido to lb ent. Mee IL ed. per bse. cessisie.—n• parr " am. " de, on ta do Md. ad "A. l . bid tottod mod 111, ' am dr osiodmial gimp bo Sok orl top ibooble ad pwlmsta. al li ja i SlTlNAgll and CVIIS I D I la minute, withett aeMembh Mr. 11/0 1 14111bet alleadal by lb& ania II pershete. Tama at at bea Mr boadell bee entemable ben the Bora rine& thitmle gbh thremis el Phan, One PI al Soqtr he the Itelbastav—lrriew NM AIL UM Ileger al bathe t—" Mr. leek. Pad ear eau ma Ng but wiliest PARR rag pla."—" Ur Mfametr. bhp MIL Jaimers-pbse. bee lial bre tam* eat a sem aleseted bees las fret by Kr. Irearbil ea/ ma warp hreasawallba" lima SI, Iligest•loseS lamirell A MIN FAILING MINDY. Dr. SCOTTS DEO= Ista MIS PUt i tly= mums say Amtmid kralfailral se b . fecal lariderailb Ole millate N tsub r /1 id ••• E ig4 = Oen% Oh BEIM deism •I as as. Far mile/ft Spidooll Ms& sad so • peek. d As Asy ••• Inily sisollwast lo Wit Ilvortlea sad Ss Os stassoll4 Ass —S ssomils•, ••••••• sal dollAllhol ra Aseues. mossa-11101 Ig • ANAIA, ••4 li . 8 . 1 11,1 • 111 % I• Mil sal ILIA Ils sums Sat ask ke w. Ilislrs NA Um MA Ilis psdes see • arms mos prAls, veil WIllks• ImAsul. IA A•milmsesst" arramol se As Amp ilkszAirs °online", or SesebsesSed Norm sarisissimi lo Ye Purls sod Lod= fad ofloofflofpf of Or bog rofoody for olforolo alinfooo—Murrof d Sm. O. UM • tiewsedell so yob. "NoL 40. dui= allitWroook : SEM Pork : 11 " 160 I m".1 Iris for so* IL THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL YET at the NEW GAMMA, Kollin ICZNSINGTON. W. Tito .RANI) FLOWER and FRUIT SNOW, oak Jam S AdcWasion _ _ FOIL 56. .. The 0 RA NI . D . RO 4 It SHOW. July 10 June 6 56. The OKA NU IMIILIA slloW. %Amber II The GRAND YRUIT and CIIIMULIITIMIKIIII MOW, November 4 _ . _ li. Od. Notramittor T.. le. Fellows. 1 sory Tickets, and persona raitilareid ander the De bilitate Agreement. 'roe. Lases own each day at I ,is clock . Ticket. to he had at the I:srderui, Routh Kensington; Mr. Mitchell's Royal Library, U. Old Bond-street. Mt. L W. 0111. Tier's. lit Old itund.street Mr. Awns's. I, St. 3•111404441.04; Mr. Witstertsgie [Ahem) , Knightsbridge . and Keith, Prowee, and Co.'s, 48, Cbeapside Tickets sold on the clap of the allows sill be charged Ys ett. sibs. AL the !doors will he held ander roofed buildings. After the opening, on June 4 Hands will pity, on Wednesdays asi Istattlays, In June nod July. As 1/a• works in the gsnten are etlll In progens. the Council have deckled that the rit of entry to these Promenades must, falba prment 4essou, be limited to Yellows. who 'except on nee Days) say personally lotrotluos two friends the holders Mt leery Tickets, who may Introduce two friends . aa.l to thme persons whose loonies are registered under the Debenture Agree. meld . and oa Saturdays. after I dolor*, by Tickets, price 2s. W. • • [idiots for Electoin of Fellows will Saw place on the talk amt 2lst of Max —By order at Cousell, AND&ZW MURRAY. AMOTU ROOKS.—ORAND MUSICAL .raw esislinied Dam Fcl=l: ember. awiehildisil alma rerme,am Caws km the Phi Ars% 11011 liaise O mil OM ihnwhoiil Troops. ms 2 taireise. Oinsligleiss. M. IMalwiwiL • olds*. Ailmlstbis. la Eymirs Nome and SUPPER ROOM& OenUlm= aa weak MINT lIVILNINO.—Neek ary se twat • &distrait, New sap -7b " Les Vantlys" rips saperler Is earadea yet new tier-Met Aa.p. Mew. N and etude Woad Nolo Ms as main e t of the aseertalnment — . Playpen sap at Orase• te ewe estrearly well lane • —Athensies. MILOWER 81111/B.—Collecti.m A, 40 picket, Ms Uhl sower me se. sa. N. ; Cdiloctio• Pt $ *L. la ikl. . Culiacan C. tf pogo* do.. N. N. Atr dower mods *est pot-paid. Amadeu , . Golds to the Vegetable sad /tomer Gordo,. oast hoe sod —BIM= sad eCUI, MCC Lasrookeordisdasibok. ItiDOCTIOS Of TU WWI PVT= ETIROPZ•II sad COLONIAL wpm 00111IPANT. 111. Mask Imam Ifs Mem Ommunq hoe bees losheed ter the prim et ess grime the Nehalty. Oeshy sal hints lialeetth Mal twlx Nt se ha Went eboratist al swims of Sew owl lOTAL TICIORIA 8111111 T-177. Acees. (The Ilteseeed et the BPLINDID OLD PONT ht the weed Mos 110ali. IPAILLING SPERNAT NITILONI . IL JULIAN CLAM!. tad highest oddity Oa. Mal! COGNAC WADI MID et heirs) MA eel NA lIIINGAZIAN =OWN POST, I. sad WA The beet rot bireleeed hie Vlr wastry. Mettles and pactiagas tasktiod sod six Lassa eons Moto say railway station in or Wale& Prk• lids tree a atoll- Wise. Tarns mai ms, ILLIAM 111IDTIPPING. l llharen. WITA'MONIS HARMONIUMS (English), ssild est eases, manntastnnd by them expressly for Chiarebes. Chinook Rebook lie.. boo the MI compass of Itep„ OM at OM beet qt 7 Of tam bent workosoblp end reMeral. and se set lupin inning. tidiness, Wow Patent Ave octaves, too CC. doable pedals With otie stop, oak ease ,redoesit peke; Plano model. one stop polished (anique wind indicator lO With two stops, one set and •MU of vibrators polished 12 With Men Wye, effective forte dem ditto 12 With three stops. lards site mho WM. ditto 15 With five slop, two sets of vibrators. ditto 22 With right atom, two sets of vibrators, ditto 24 With tea daps, Sine seta of vibratos, ditto 110 The beet soil most effective instrument mode. Pits immiellog MI. An extensive assortment of rreneb Is. nonlems, by Alannew, with ail the blest improvements, to.. 4 11= 6.0 111 . 1 , 0 Will W. and Co.s lOW Pleno-flannoniame. and Ow, SW Oendetaelmet, Asigesbetnest, W. niIITION.—WATHIRSTON and BROGDILN • reourrod Or pante ban tie Carat Cold stated as tie Hr Odd an r applied to Jeweilm ra▪ ft • Wrier 111100 DIMS GOLD MUM, en ail arid l/ sad a worteeterd by then art snid epos Ws ~re , mod et urnbetarers' prior Inaufarory. lerMt Carrenwdek N.C. Laws INN of chars lewerry we to eria—KlL Woiniment rases at Y Os syrolog sad as arberiegs at L UL MILES' (ALFRED WZBB MILLS) xsw. Brass=LSTOCIC ler WM AIOGIA la noussak Is new regible awl reedy ter Whas ?Woe Weems ewe eriginsted ls7ll, 111001(dritdrr. lIAL-11Qtralti. 1113. NM ma ws ese eissineled with any pence Imaistleg NOVU and adver tising la his name. letti IMILLTAZY. lilt. ram:rota and KIMPTON, Tailors. —A MACY STOCK of Morning, losses& •eM Osis, always oa bast Also. the Ton, strut= Ow= Z o r mi roassa soasen. Osalleassa award dem at HAMILTON and HIBUTONT Maar& agradle Ugly at "T 11 E D B R B Y," LIMA Tut COAT. to be wont with or without an. cam, wad will eat show or be inland by CM dart, and every tbiaarlpho CLOT/ONO. dic , for visitors to the Boom and ter itanblo mid Ifiaarslirwatabs. _ _ ous and SON, Omar et Mamie sad Osissiefirset. Asavatt a lksirsee: Omer al Tellemismemseebesse est Dadascesd. Osealey leiseleme : EPIIMICIACE. —Ties INIEAUDISIONTE we! be CLOSED 111111 a DAY sol TO •1101.310 W, eerl eseeissed as Friday la on- Is& IS Vern LOOK -STITCH szwnto MACHINES, eteeidaetered by the Wheeler eel Wilmot" lianufse• Wks ceogray.-011ke and Bab Deese, 401, Oxford wrest Leadaa—Beitemeried two atilt dyllolly, Ise reechatilam, eiestaea et need awl Sal* speed, beexty and darabfilty of s wort poriomod. Tbe/ Isle bees is as eageleatly leetti thesees4lll7 tett their qamhtles td gtve eethe eatielettlen are the favourite machiss Itrt domette sad are meltable pe sad prettied' la the werhabop. pamphlets ak DixxsLis PATINT PIRFUKI VAPOIIII34I. so Mum* Pert•bil td il=s mbormsed4 by Dr. Labs* rod Dr ay. . lamb Mr Me bmwmb 4 Omen •MitmlluM &et 011 2 1 Ma i•• lit • Mem deb mow Me Mu ft. Raoul. women se. lave 4 as. lb IMMIN. Imam 8111118 of HOMBURG, sear Frankfort-on dit-Ifigaa MINIM SLUM% 18M. —The liberal Weinfe el liembees iteidentod by the asaryde of toe oak. WNW Prebsese WA& me elinvalsat, task, atteratlm and mentThyme adohdrahla eureka I. removing disorders ..... and Oboe Inteellaws They annalists, these a, whoa the ablemlinel drealetton Is defective, ssalst the gweessmi of esseeliss. ad ilea a healthful reinlarlty to the lege= of antaiden and asehadation. They are powerful re. nsadial eperib to ern of agile rem of the &or. In affectlow of the epees. hyposhendrils. Penedise, hemorrhoidal diatom sad obethisteesastipatlem In woe el hub oad all other affections rneee na r t :. h th= s el b =l=tve lhim fasell i c, the of ;Mem hi wag anpintaly veseV ilia l ij bee• w a rgnigg diets et thekt DAM : ben die air of the moo Mins, be Obit b the Nivesedler sem pe rfeet shibee eles hue Me aim el the bee% nem Wilin g the action el the medielnel bebeig• lie nebelleseg Cabe% Oat le th e t=of Wadyelemk the jblebes &Methadon M . Its the beim= ef deeeretior, woo ether ellen of the Idol. e• the lamb of the a. C=. emiebe edema for babe sal esederl• es Mb he the pleb of tribe Y quereate oaf be Seem, le plebel with the half MA and the latter with ore ems • QS dap mildneetif the hmeltal the treats et quarente end the muteness stoke le Lent = e fts ellreellese aim be neetkeed • lugs rel elshed Wiik OINIOMS, Itresab. Ilsar radar Illmeelly W , n and Debit benble ; • Celfeebeeell le Our Wpm* tyle of deco llation; • AVM ler be oblemeet of a cigar, op e ning on to a ale Immo paved with espied. a grand dlniug roam. where Ohm les OahlrfhiM I hi s, Zise, twice a day. st one and at sue V&A. weer the modems of the celebrated K. Cheese id Pm* who Is the e of the refreshment department el the gralefea La eariellent orebestre, numbering 40 distin. piehed nerieless, prima three times a day In the moniker amp war; w Ls riflemen In the beautiful omens of the seers aad r She ermine is the grand ball-room. The new rail , way bas almost teenght Hornharg baths 1 the outsklrta of fresldert Mows are N testae day, to or tre, the last as late es II reshot AktheJetweey oteeeplee only half an hour, the saisseessais of Pfrl be wishful am reach. Visitors In Homburgmq pt. Breeeste U. 11 been. to Berlin In It, to Parts U. l one hi is ft, is eamillent Is the latereonissanks. Vim bp est TONIC —Weak and sickly persons should try .m. swam, QCININI WINE, tin best preparstloa of nossmisabri by Dr. Itamall, of Um Lancet. awl the anikel prierisa Nyland seemly by IL MAMA 2, Martin's- Wok Ounsweirset. larafia. sod le be ebbrold Wall weer., sal ebe asedireft. Us. arm Wbralerie Mont.. Wr amla rtle. Ow. IrBUCHAN% DOMESTIC MEDICINES, i....„ lemembeei tbs_leed,_dar the ewe et emery sedds. TIOZTAMIU WIZ a. tar all Ma on, le. mem, Wilk led. td. led. sad IL 9d. P U TAXT eu rgg.OOl l 4O YUMA= MLR led ale bedele, mod pmffso. dee blidel. be. nd., fa. 9d., diV il Z Ws. 0011WD vimmulLa saliCß. kir reterlde. Mrs the mseemeee red eassaabe tem all atom Is add 'dew messeddlimuleadd resedpabs. west awe et We NIMIllt. robedene add ellisms et Ye bedded% Nemo debility, red ell Ibmie emplablb siddebri is/ idimelei wary vlbd SOL & N., lid, weber Id seed, fad Piddebab ebbe km es reed iddiedele Welds l Paddata," sae Id lO CLZ awl Oa. II Idades, W., sol dedildree denemisid ligrial =l et sede.elles mem Ts be bed id teld Assiels. Wbaluals_ weld . lbedw, TS, Perrbdies elm* • , db, IL Ileorddleweldrd J. arm us, odurill4lresSi . 111, Ombideebese; Ikatlee. .Cbadddie iseg ais za i r ess lewebd-WWO9 ; AMOR 74. ; Mai UR letabea. O. BALA/ If;tr NOV= T HE SEVI A. M SONS of MAMMON appears In TEMPTS sAL. A London Magazine for Turn sad Cueatry leuleire Me Orel volume Price la., Monthly. , pp. Sue, price De ed.. sow ready. Cues, le. Mu of Temple Bar," lef, lieseetreat, Londe.. Is Illustrated Covess. at Ur aortarayrba esslt. T SPENBABLE BANDY BOO KS, popularly design.d Tesettesl asides as elf =Worts of nitherad interest and assfslases. Costribufsd by the best milkers I. MAIMS MANY n. Mat sad 11065118 . DOW war. loads': Ward sad Leek, I* last-elasst. nig ddr, _filOw talk 'Mi pIR ATi of the PR aow) rr i ii,lZEl. lay °Mon AMMO. Al a aorrotive of thrilling hollow adannenwe. ad We In the Ns& sod ttie rains. thlo wort dowwww= ut Loo : Ward sod Lock ta. My. with 120 Madre tom, yriee ha aiL, MHZ T reLUSTRATED omits OWN STORY -IL DOM ; areialates-giarre horrowe- hewn Trove lath mid Prit-ilie OM-Ulthe Minh - tropes a Illeenvery-liftel Thimm ils - g ge 7alal-ms Dog-The Rabbits-TM Male Acrobat-Tales et Me law lariat -The Little Glattaa-The Lary Little Clirl-Illekwy a Chment sad &met -Bream awl liter-The Led Child-Cowardice roe =7;....rhe Little lialiersaa-limi l a ie reatr-Triumph .-WaM sad Leek. 114. HUNDRED to ONE that the " 00/171§11110118 or •u013111 Is by Raumulitat. wimple. Ike WM curlouu Iterelatkmps Is Honk &sling over erbilltlel th. public. hie. 1.. 'fie Vickers, AngsktaiwtaitimL Ilay IS, plop la OW Wards fa. do& ilk TWICE ROUND Ow CLOCK. By Gino' Ancyra, a va ti rd. IV. of "Ma PWS ars Watter," a s r walla. auk adman emirate la ItalL—W. Kist mad Ow proprlskaa, Pataraostavow. OECLZB ICNIGHT'S HISTORY of ENG- D. The Seventh Politic pries lee. Id ; and Pare World be Published nu the lab Inst. Bradbua and Lew. 11, Bowies-street. lleethtreek LC. New Vollune.—Publiesd Ude day. 01101111 a, Vol. la of TRIERS' HISTORY et the CONSULATE and the UMW if PRANCE under NAPOLEON. Tran slated dm Use Twat& The late Mr. Colborne aathrerieed Gresey Wiese In octavo, large am Tide Istereggian wham neatest the Reeteratioa d the lowboy the Illevenneent if Loan XVIII.. sad the Cooper if Visor. Val. If is la COMWS of transtades, sad ettl appear design the remit mem Willa and gotheran, Ito Wand, sad &Wholesaler& A GUIDE to INDIAN INVESTMENTS. AM. Interesting to ?Ramboldols or Lem flas Shareholders la the following Joint Stock Companies: PAM &Adam Railway. Crest Indian Penland& Railway. Plalras Railway. Sande Railway. Indus Malls. Pun.Mati sa tavy. lkaabay aad Nada Railway. Radars ot ingot Rail. Calcutta sad Poatb Rad way ars Railway. Madras Irr*Mks Oxstria7. Mental laded adom Compaa Peniambi and Oriental Idiom y. Company. By A MANCHE/1M MAIL Friar Oa MMus : or pod tree for TalstaasPoolago Nampo lomloa : Trot/sof and Co., Paddrosior-row. Just ablated, pare Is. tal., by pea 10d., SKIN DIMAS . = anti their RTJUDIES. By KJ Rata J. Jonnia M.D., Mandeb of thejtvel °wore of Physicians, I.dlnbana, Member .1 the Royal Paw of Sur geons. 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Di mans oN NILIVOUSNM, GINIAAL /net lisablbbed. pito Is., pre Ores ws*. Millar Mr A MIDWAL =RAY on the ClAlLllri gla nsim LA. CDIIII et railllATUltli DICLINII he MAN, with Ain directions ter whet rosterstios to health asd viper, the swat et twenty.live yews' weessetal nineties In the twateesst et lbw peosWir resew and amalrod diseases, which WM to sea*hir and Moths lite. By Di , . J. L Coma. 16. Allionarloottest. Picontilly. [Asides. sbswitiMem 10 till S. and Sto L W. feel no hesi tattoo in nylon there's no inewhor of society by whom the book will net be found welnl—whether such penes bold the retell= of a proof, preceptor, or clorgyroaa." Loodes : Kam so. alma : sad J. aka. 1114 Wandek4aull BALLS AT BT. Jamey, HALL—Yesterday morn ing • grand bazaar, in which Pops Pius IL, the royal families of Francs, Spain, Portugal, sad the Brazils, many of the foreign ansburdors, and a large number of the ao. Way and gentry of the United Kingdom bays interested themselves, we. opened at St. James's Hall, the prom* of which are to be applied to the sapper and education of r many as possible of the 20,000 or plisa sad friendless Roams catholic e bi of London, who Mr grant of protonic. are eyin, over to au early corruptioa mad vice. Stalls were held by the following ladies : The Meats de Mu* Lady Dormer, Mn. Washington Hibbert and Mrs. Potre o Yrs. loin Towneley sod Mn. Higgins, Ley Witham sad Mn. Leacher, Mrs. Victoria Smith end Miss L Pereira, Mrs. Lewall and Miss Parry. The articles es theme Malls wen supplied by the Sisters of Charity, Mrs. Joha Ball and Mimi Hankies, the Cannes Dowager of Barham and Mn. Once, Mrs. Lon:soul Mrs. PaglianodoisYritiffegrave sad Mrs. Met Maness, Mrs. Tbwartes, the 4PmTI. the Lady William Hervey and Lady Ades, the Cousteau of Newburgh led the Vie/amnion Dozy, the na Lady Georgina Fullerton, Lady Clifford end Mrs. Rowdies. the Vim:mute's Feilding, the Hoe. Mrs. Herbert, sod Lady Chichester, the Marchioness Dowager of Lothian, the Lady Itstrs, sad the Hon. Mrs. Scott Murray, the Lady Berries, wed Wes Langdale, Mrs. Edward Weld and Mrs. Radcliffe, Mn. AniudeU, the Lady Camoya The icles, chiefly sewiributed by the patrons and patronew art ss„ ware very beautiful, sad the ask west on Wieldy &Haiti, shisnoes. It will be mama at twelve o'clock this day. By per. milks of Viseinat Bury, M.P., the splendid bead of the Civil Benin Vainallem Imbed the visitor to s greed performance. The • of the day wen is all raspeete west and satisfactory to all concensed in them. GENERAL DOMESTIC SERVANT/4' BENEVOLENT IN- Errrunom. —Th• annual meeting of the friends and sup porters of this institution wee held yesterday, at the Hanoverequare Boerne, Lord It. Grosvenor is the chair. The chairman, in Eddressiag the meeting, said that the ob ject of the institutor was to provide • fund for the support of aged and sick danartle mevmsts, and also to keeps register of such of them as were A mat of situations, instead of compelling them to apply to tradesoss, who found places for them as the condition that they should persuade their maim to deal with thww—a course which destroyed that aoslldserw their motors ought to be able to place in them. The nissegers also intended to build an asylum for them, but had not as yet mullcient funds to do so. The secretary then read the report, from which it appeared that the in come, including donanons and the subscriptions of 5,000 servants, amounted during last year to 1,852/. IA. 6d., and the expenditure to 1,7631. Sala, leaving a balance la hand of 59/. 9s. Bd. The sum now invested is Consols amounted to 12,284/. 17s. 7d., end they hid 7901. more towards the building fund. THE Pitatmai•scrn..u. Snell:TY. —The annual conimsarione of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great '-- the Wilds Irk place yesterday evening, under u, auspices of the }reddest and email, at the diciety's hours, Bloonaffmrpaquare. It wee most numerously attended, there being about 1,000 members and visitors present, amongst whom were a large number of our most eminent medical men and many distinguished in the sciences and flee arts. All the rooms in the house, from basement to roof, wen thrown open for the reception of the guests, for whom was provided a most beautiful and instructive col lection, chiefly in character with tho objects of the insti tution, although by no means confined to the study of pharmacy. For instance, there was • very fi ne collection of pictures and statuary contributed by the members, and which greatly added to the amoral effect of the room. Se veal of our bud roads of scientific instruments were also exhibitors on this occasion, and, with laudable patience, explained to all who sought for information their various purposes, and the improvements which had been effected in their constraction. Amongst the most attractive ob}mta were Professor Way's electric light, remarkably brilhant, and consuming very little mercury ; and Griffin's pa fur nace, by which a quarter of a hundredweight of cast iron was melted in a cruci=he applictelon of coal ps in one hoar and twenty The spectrum analysis, by which the prensnee of =dais metals sod this absence of others in the sibesserme nermisdigg the sun was demon strated, ess demi also a series of photographs repre senting the total ef the sun as seen in Spain by Dr. Wanes Delsrse , mud we omit to nyes&n a most beautiful collection at hese tad seaweed. _ _ SCHOOL r 11111611611 , 41 r BLIND. —The May &Wien of pupas le Ili estabbahmost, situate is Bt. Gesepis, Southwark, Ma piss yestesday. at the Loudon Torn. A board of forealollo allellibild previously to lb .Issues at elute ems hiss yes Irsossoted with fewest to the Us sisstise esonisoced at 12 &desk, and spirit until 3 o'clock, wheat t►s poll flt i lll e r•ork i tNo of the suocessful I auktiaMas will be advidlosi. THE HOSTILITIES IN AMERICA. PROCLAMATION BY THE QUEEN. (mom L.tar mores camera) VICTORIA R.—Whereas we are happily at peace with all sovereigns, powers sad Mates. And whereas hostilities have unhappily etemeisineed between the govern ment of the Gaited States of America and certain states styling themselves the Coutederate States of America. Aid whereas we, being at peace with the government of the United States, have declared our royal determination to maintain • strict and impartial neutrality in the con test betirees the mid contending • parties. We, there• bee, have thought fit, by sad with the advice of our privy eiencil, to issue this our royal proclamation. Aid we do hereby strictly charge and omunand all oar loving subjects to observe a strict neutrality in aid during the aforesaid hostilities, and to abstain from violating or 000travening either the laws and statutes of the realm in this behalf, or the law of nations in relation thereto, as they will answer to the contrary et their periL And whereas in and by • certain statute made and paned in the filth year of his,Mijaty King George the Third, Wailed " Az Aot to prevent the militiag or engagement of has Ma. jesty's subjects to serve in • foreign service, and the fitting out or equippitig, in his Majesty's dominions, vessels for warlike purposes, without his Ikhisty's limo." it Ist amenvit other things, declared and selected an fellows : " That if any natural-born aubjsct of hia Majcety, be heirs and successors, without the leave or license of his Ma laity, his heirs or successors, for that purpose first had and obtained, under the sign manual of his Majesty, his heirs or sucoessom, or signified by Order in Council, or by pro clamation of his Majesty, his heirs or successor, shall take co accept, or shall agree to take or accept, any military sommission, or shall otherwise enter into the military swine as • commissioned or noncommissioned officer, or shall Wig or ester himself to enlist, or shall agree to enlist ter to seder himself to serve is say warlike or military ope ration, in the service of or for or wider or in aid of any foreign wines, state, potentate, ookay, province, or part of any 'provisos or people, or of any pima or patios@ exercising or assuming to exercise the powers of government in or over any foreign country, colony, province, oe part of any province or people, either as as officer or soldier, or in any other military capacity ; or if any natural-born subject of his Majesty shall, without such leave or license as afore. said, accept or agree to take or accept any commission, warrant, or appointment as an officer, or shall enlist or enter himself, or shall agree to enlist or enter himself, to serve se' a sailor or marine, or to be employed, or engaged, or shall serve in and on board any ship or vessel of war, or in sad on board any slip or vessel used or fitted out, or equipped, or intended to be used for any warlike purpose, in the service of or for or under or in aid of nay' foreign power, prince, state, potentate, colony, pro-' . wince, or part of any provisos or people, or of any , person or persons exercising or assuming to exercise the powers of government hi or over any foreign country, colony, province, or part of any province or people ; or if any natural-been subject of hie Majesty shall, without such leave and license as aforesaid, elms, contract, or agree to go, or shall go to any foreign state, country, colony, pro vince, or part of any province, or to any place beyond the ems, with an intent or in order to enlist or enter himself to serve, or with intent to serve is may warlike or military ope ration whatover,whether by land or by me, in the service of or for or under or is aid of any foreign prince, state, poten tate, colony, province, or part of any province or people, or in the service of or for or under or in aid of any perms re perms@ esareling or asemaing to exercise the powers of government in or over any foreign country, colony, province, or part of any provisos or people, either se ea offiesr cc a soldier, or is sap other military capacity, et se am Aker sr 'Woe, or swiss, ia any mask ship or vessel se afeeemid, altiesegi w salkting mow, or Poi or reeled shall hare been er shin bir Wear we either of the , aem aforesaid ecatelly ffold be cornookrod by biro. or by any person to or for kis nee or brooli p or if soy pawns whatever, within the United Kingdom of Great Britain end Ireland, or is any part of his Majedy's dinnitilens elsewhere, or in any country, colony, settlement, Wand, er place longing to or subject to his Majesty, shall hire, retain, mow, or procure, or shall attempt or endeavour to hire, retain, engage, or procure, any person or persons whatever to enlist, or to enter or engage to enlist, or to serve or to be employed In any such service or employment as aforesaid, as an officer, soldier, sailor, or marine, either in Lind or see service, foe or under or in aid of say foreign prince, state, poteetate, °platy, province, or pert of any province or people, or for or under or in aid of any parses or persons exercising or metuntag to exercise any power of government as aforesaid, air to go or to agree to go or mastic from any part of his Majesty's dominions, for the purpose or with in tent to bees enlisted, entered, espied, oremployed melon rod, whether any enlisting needy, pay, or reward shall have been or shill be actually even or received, or not ; in any or olihrs of seek sense. mg person so offending shall be demised guilty ef a nekdomesaser, and apes being conviotad thereof, apes shirr biesmatien or imbetenent, shell be punishable by flee tuff imprisosmont, or either of them, at the discretion of the rout laden which such offender shall be convicted." And it is in and by the said act further enacted—" That if any passe, within any pest of the trolled Kingdom, or in any part of his Majesty's aDDIDIiOI2I beyond the seas shall, without the leave and &ens. of his Majesty for that purpose first had and obtainedesafortesi% equip, furnish, 8t out, or arm, or attempt or endeavour to equip, furnish, fit out, or arm, or procure to be quipped, fantails% fitted out or armed, or shall knowingly aid, assist, or he sonerrned in the equipping, furnishing, fitting out, or ersteg si say ship or yawl, with intent, or in order that suds ship or Milli shall be employed is the service of soy foreign poise% state, or potentate, or of any foreign colony, province, or part of any province or people, or of any per son or persons exercising or assuming to exercise any powers of government in or over any foreign state, colony, province, or part of any province or people, as a transport or store ship or with intent to cruise or commit hostilities against any prince, state, or potentate, or against the subjects or citizens of any prince. state, or potentate, or against the per sons exercising or assuming to azoreioo the powers of govern. ment in any colony, province, or part of any province or coun try, or aphid the inhabitants ofany foreign colony, province,or part of nay province or country, with whom his Majesty shall not that be at war ; or shall, within the United King dom, or any of his Majesty's dominioos, or in any settle meet, colony, territory, island, or place belonging or subject to his Majesty, issue or deliver any commission for any ship or vessel, to the intent that such ship or vessel shall be em ployed as aforesaid, every such person so offending shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanour, ad shall, upon conviction thereof, upon any information or indictment, be punished by fine and imprisonment, or eitherof them, at the discretion of the court in which such offender shall be convicted; and every such ship or vessel, with the tackle, apparel, and ftiruiture, together with all the materials, arms, ammunition, and stores, which may belong to or be OD board of any such ship or vessel, shall be forfeited ; and it shall be lawful for any officer of his Majesty's customs or excise, or any officer of his Majesty's navy, who is by law empowered to make seizures, for any forfeiture incurred order any of the laws of customs or excise, or the laws of trade and navigation, to seize such ships and vessels afore said, and in such places and in such manner in which the 1 officers of his Majesty's customs or excise and the officers of his Majesty's navy are empowered respectively to make seizures under the laws of customs and excise, or under the laws of trade and navigation ; and that every such ship and vessel, with the tackle, apparel, and furoi tore, together with all the materials, arms, ammunition, I and stores which may belong to or be on board of such ship or vessel, may be prosesuted and ociodenined in the like manner, and in such courts as ships or vessels may be pro secuted and condemned for any breach of the laws made for the protection of the revenues of customs and excise, or of the laws of trade and navigation." And it is in and by the said act further enacted—" That if any person in any port of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, or in any part of his Majesty's <loud. nions beyond the sass, without the leave and license of his Majesty for that purpose first bad sad &Weld as aforesaid, shall, by adding to the number of the gnus of such vessel, or by changing those on board for eater guns, or by the addition of say equipment for iwar, hums* or augment, or procure to be increased or segussated, or shall be knowingly cooaned a iscresuber or aspirating the . Vif warlike force of any ship or vessel of war or cruiser, or other armed vessel, which at the time of her arrival in any' part of the United Kingdom, or any of his Ifegesty's doini- Moos, was a ship of war, cruiser, or armed vessel la the service of any foreign prince, state, or potentate, or of any person or persons exercising or assuming to exercise any powers of government in or over any colony, province, er • part of any province or people belonging to the sub-' Jaen' of any such prince, state, or potentate, or to the inhabitants of any colony, province, or part of any pro vince or country under the control of any person or per sons so exercising or assuming to exercise the powers of government, every such person so offending shall be donned guilty of a misdemeanour, and shall, upon being convicted I thereof, upon any information or indictment, be punished by fine and impribbnrient, or either of them, at the discos. tios of the court before which such offender shall he cop; victal." Now, in order that none of our subjects may unwarily • render themselves liable to the penalties imposed by the said statute, we do hereby strictly command that no person or persons whatsoever do commit any act, matter, or thing , whatsoever, contrary to the provisions of the said statute, upon pain of the sevensl penalties by the said statute im posed, and of our high displeasure. And we do hereby further warn all our loving subjects, and all persons whatsoever entitled to our protection, that if any of them shall presume, in contempt of this our royal proclamation, and et our high displeasure, to do any sad in derogation of their duty, as subjects of a neutral sovereigu, in the said contest, or in violation or contravention of the law of nations in that behalf ; as for example and more especially by entering into the military service of either of the said contending parties as essimis slimed or non-commissioned officers or madam ; or by serving as officers, sailors, or marines on beard any ship or vessel of war or transport, of or in tits Barrios al either of the said contending parties ; or by serving as oaken, sailors, or marines on board any privateer bearing letters of marque of or from either of the said contending parties ; or by engaging to go or going to any place beyond Who seas, with intent to =list or engage in any such set. vies, or by prawn( or attempting to procure, within her Majesty's dossittioes at home or abroad, others to du so ; or by Elting out, arming, or equipping any ship or vessel I. be employed as a ship of war or privateer or transport, by either of the said con tending parties ; or by breaking or endeavouring to break any blockade lawfully and actually established by or on behalf of either of the said contending parties ; or by carrying officers, soldiers, despatches, arms, military stores, or materials, or any article or articles coteidered and deemed to be contraband of war according to the law or modern'! usage of nations, for the use or service of either of the said contending parties, all persons so offending will incur and be liable to the several penalties and penal consequences by the said statute, or by the law of nations, in that behalf im paled or denounced. And we do hereby declare that all our subjects, and per. sou entitled to our protection, who may misconduct them selves in the premises, will do so at their peril and of their own wrong, and that they will in nowise obtain any protec• tion from us against any liabilities or penal consequences, but will, on the contrary, incur our high displeasure by such miemichict. Germ at oar Court at the White Lodge, Richnood•park, this lath day of May, in the year of our Lord 1861, and in the Seth year of our reign. God lave the Queen. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. A new star--e star of the very first magnitude-- hes suddenly and unexpectedly appeared on our horizon, to the joyful astonishment of our musical stargazers. This star t. a young girl, Adelina Patti—a name till now us known in this country—who appeared last night in the gensseasbahs, and achieved a triumph such as we have never seen surpaased during our not very brief theatrical experience. Of her antecedents all that we know is con tained in • brief notice of her life, with some extracts from American journals, given in the Musical World of Saturday last. Mae. Patti is au Italian by family, • Spaniard by birth, and an American by breeding. She was born at Madrid in 1843. Her mother was prima donna of the Italian Opera, and. on the evening before her daughter's birth bad performed the part of Norma. When the child was about • year old her family emigrated to America, where, till her present visit to England, she has passed her whole life. Her musical precocity was wonderful. She could sing before she could speak, and at four years old mug all the gems of the favourite operas. Her first public appearance was at the age of nine ; and, little as her name has been beard on this side of the Atlantic, she has for some time bees the idol of the public, in some of the principal cities of the 17nited Stens. The American papers haws been speaking of her in language of unbounded enthusimms —language which we set down to American extravapase, tin last night showed us that it is not easy to find law guage strong enough to describe her. She was engaged, se are told, for her Majesty's Theatre by Mr. Smith, aka with his characteristic activity had obtained information of Itcr character. On arriving in London she found her Majesty's Theatre closed, but of course could have no iliffi cult, in obtaining the opportunity of tusking her dibcd under the auspices of Mr. Gye. The of her appearance was of brief duration, and, her mane being unknown to the public, excited little attention. There was, how. ever, a good house, and we observed among the audience. wiry distinguished professional musicians. On her en• lessee she had the kind reception always given by our pub he to a stranger, its warmth being evidently heightened by her vary interesting appearance. She looks even younger gm she is said to be—eighteen ; is slightly but finely forolsa, has beautiful eyes, and features full of expression. Her aspect wee full at ingenuous modesty and simplicity, the way that an artist would imagine of the sweetest heroine on the musical stage. Her voice was at fiat tremulous from agitation, while she uttered the few words of recitative introductory to the beautiful air, " Care Complains," so full of innocent joy, which Amine addresses to the companions of her youth. It re. gaited but a few bars of this air to settle her position with the public. As she proceeded, the excitement of the audience was stronger and stronger, and she concluded amid a tumult of applause from every corner of the house. This air, as our musical readers know, is one of the most brilliant things in the opera. It is full of those florid phrases which so well express exuberant joy and happiness; and it is the practice of the singer to enhance the expression by heightening these rienfere to the utmost extent of her powers of fancy and execution. This was always done by Persieni, Lind, Bashi, and all the other Amines we have ever had: it was dune, too, by their youthful successor, and in • manner which, we have no hesitation in saying, far exceeded the utmost efforts of any of them. Her powers of execution are something astounding. The compass of her voice seems to have no limits ; she disports herself in them regions of the scale which all other singers that we have ever heard can reach only for a few notes with a great and painful effort. In the invention of original and varied pee rages her imagination seems exhaustion, and she executes them with the ease and certainty of a Joachim or a Vieuxtemps on his violin. Mozart's celebrated airs of the Queen of Night, in the Zattherflete, seem intended to tax to the utmost all the powers of the female voice ; but these airs. in respect to difficulty, are mere children's play corn. piled to the achievements of Madlle. Patti in the air we are speaking of, end still more in the famous " Ali, uou giunge," the lasts of the opera. Were these things merely feats of execution—fairs de force and nothing more, we should not attach very great value to them. But, with this young singer, execution is only the means to an end—that end being the expression of feeling and passion. Of every variety of expression, too, Madlle. Patti is mistress. The few simple notes, breathed by the sleeping girl as she un oomoimudy gaffers the withered flowers to drop from her hands, were r heart-touching as when they were uttered by Lind bstseU—more they could not be. In this pert, too, Madlle. Patti in a charming actress. We have before us the very being she represents—the Mao. osat country girl, gay and happy—the tender and sensitive fissefe, wounded by her lover's unkindness, crushed by his ereelty, sunk in despair, and revived to delirious rapture. ivory parka, every fading, was expressed with so much ' simplicity and truth, that the is admiration was may. in sympathy. In using this we are guilty of eacaggorolicm. Any treader who sees and heals this new Amine will only be too well coovineed of the feebleness of our attempt to give an idea of bar beauties. Ha& Patti was exceedingly well supported by Signor Tiberini in the character of Elvino. Be acted with iotelli genes sad feeling, and sang the musio—Fortioularly the foie air, " Ah, purche non posso odis:ti,• very beautifully. And Tagliafico performed the part of Count Boddie) very agreeably. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. YORK SPRING )][FETING.—YtriSDAY. Tim Cowin BMW S of 5 son, each with 50 added 1 s.yr.tdda, let; fon, fkanb; five, 9st ; six and aged. 9st Mb; penalties and allowances ; the secoad to nave his stake. one mile. (8 subs.) Count P. de Lagrange's Angelo, by litzGledblt ha yrs, sit Ilk 'H. 0 w) Mr. Jackson's Wallington, 4 yrs, Set 13th ( Inc el ext ra) 1 Blackn) Lord Glasgow's 1, by Barbe (W. ns—Flotter, 3 yrs , est oburlb 2 (A. Edwards) 3 THE ENTLAND STAI/Ji, of 5 son. each, with 50 added, far 2-yrekle ; colts, fat nb ; fillies sod gelding; Bet Bib; penalties said allowances ; the second to save his stake. T.Y.C. (30 subs.) Mr. Jackson's Neptune; by Weatherblt, est Inc. 71b erne) 1 1 Mr. Wiutetinghaa's Middleton Maid, a ln lrb • (L Sisowdan 2 Mr. W. N. Thompson's Betento, Set Slb Biblierd) S Colonel Townele ye Repartee, est Tib Lead UlasgoVa SW by Weatherbit—Mem BM Mb • Mr. Greville's Victrii, Sat 31b .4 4 1.6. . Mr.,lanson's liteanknot, 86t Sib '(Cballosse rßobotism 0 0 Mr. J. Oubornsp's ZetlanJ , Sot 7lb (J. Osborn, . 0 , Me. M, & bomon's Grimston, Sat lib.. Mr. Thommoo) 0 • Lord Bainford's Blackeock, Sat 7lb /A. Edwards) 0 Betting : 7 to 2 apt Middleton Maid, 5 to 1 agst Repartee, 5 to 1 apt Bonny Bresatknot , 7to 1 apt Zet land, sto 1 ash sgst Blackcock and Neptune'. A little delay wasemmed •at the poet by the fractiousness of Renato and the breeking away of Blackcock, Repartee, Griinaton, and the Him Whip filly. When the lot were got into • goad Ins the lag was lowered, and Neptunus, Repartee, and the Mies Whip filly were the first to show iu front, with Orientals and Blackcock next. After croming the gravel road, Orkastoe, the less Whip filly, and Blackoock fell beck, and shortly afterwards Neptune' and the favourite themselvee oat. Neptune' winning a good race by : I .ti Renato was • bad third, Repartee fourth, Victrix next ; lasekoriel whipper in. Tan Drawn Brains of 5 love. each, with 25 added, for 2-yr-olds and upwards, selling allowances T.Y.C. (3 subs.) Mr. Gullkar's Count 8010, by Bunton, 3 yrs (40/.4 Set A. Sadler) 1 Mr. Berber's Ellen, 4 yrs (SOL), est f Entwistle) 2 Mr. C. Maynard's L4mian, 3 yrs (401.), 71t i lib (Mr. Thompson) 0 (we IDACTRIC AND INTIDINATIONAL TaLtoltern.) TDB GMAT NOSTILDIN HANDICAP of 100 sova. in specie, added to • Sweepstakes of 20 ans. each, 10 ft, and 5 2 do. Glared. The second horse to receive 50 son. out of the stakes, and the wiener to pay 15 son. to the fund ; win ners extra. Two miles over the Old Course. (76 sub., 46 of whom declared.) Mr. A. Plabolge The Wizard by West Australian, 4 Seat IMb Mr. Berber's Ben Webster, 4 yrs, set 21b (hut lelb et ( Snowden, 2 Mr. Sergeant's Crater, 4 yrs at 41b , ( I. L. letilharn) S Mr. John Osborne's Lady Trespass, 4 yrs, Sit 21b (Chelloner) 4 Captain Christie's Bomar, 4 yrs, Bst 21b... (H. Grtsabaw) 0 Mr. Wbletaker's PIM Lord, 4 yrs, Set (Bullock 0 Mr. Jackson's Syringe, 4 yen, let 41b (Suck 0 Mr. J. °IMO Millionaire, 4 yrs, Tat 31b (Charlton 0 Captain Gray's aitinatone. 6 ps, est 121 b (Doyle 0 Colonel Towneley's Yorluninater. 3 yrs, at ill (J. Snowden) 0 Mr. Itobituion's The Prophet, 4 yrs, est 101 b ..Midgeleyi 0 Mr. IL Smile's Guilder, 4 yrs. est Illb Inc Mb est Sir O. Striekland's embank ( drench ) 0. 4 yrs, est 41b French) 0 Betting :7to 4 apt Crater, Ste 1 T h eapt Wizard, 9to 1 apt Horror, 10 to 1 apt Guilder, 12 to I each apt Mil lionaire and Yorkminner. 14 to 1 apt Fin* Loid, 15 to 1 apt Bea Webster, 16 to 1 apt Ledy Trespass Honor made most of the riming. From the distance in good race with this that three was won cleverly by a length ; half a length between second and third ; a bad fourth. Twa tranoN HUNT PLATS, a beaten' stakes of 2 son. each, with 50 added. Two miles and • half. (14 sobs ) Mousetrap ' 1 Asgur filly Tun Branca Sr. Lean, for 3-yr-olds, Am One mile and • half. g'l sunk.) Mr. H. H. O'llart's Imhoff , 1 Mr. Henry's Bette 2 THE KNAVIDNII.II PLATE, for two and three year olds. Half • mile. Baron Ninety's Ballverne, 2 yrs . Mr. l'Anson's Caller Ou, 3 yrs Mr. J. Wilkinson's Olen Stewart, 3 yrs 3 Thirteen ran. The rale which fell during Monday sight made the course in capital order. The weather to-day was warm and bright, and troops of visitors from far aid near crowded on to the course, and altogether, Knavesmire Turesented such a thronged and gay appearance sinew the match between the Flying Dutchman and Voltigenr celled the Spring Meet ing into existents DERBY BETTING UP TO MIDNIGHT. 4 to 1 apt Dundee 9to 2 Diophantna I Bto 1 Rome Dragon 9 to: 1 RN rikoff 13 to 1 Dictator 25 to 1 Kettledrum 25 to 1 King of Kent 50 to 1 Neighbour. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—TuanDAr. THE DERBY. 3 to 1 agst Dundee (t) 9to 2 Diophantus (t) 10 to 1 Rouge Dragon (t) 12 to 1 Kildonan (off) 15 to 1 Klarikoff (t) 100 to 6 Dictator (t) 18 to 1 Kettladrura (t) NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADM !LIST WY 14. —PROMOTIONS AND AP in INM MTh. -AWN" J. Lear, ocallrinsd in the rank of chief engineer to the Csiabssinail, for service in the Ga. Wee. Lieutenants H. P. Gilbert, to the Trafalgar ; and E. E. Richards, to the Hero. Acting Aesiatant•Burgeon W. J. Thomason, to the Chal lenger. Midshipman C. B. Shuckburgh, to the Hero. Kr. H. J. Oldfseld has been nominated to a naval cadet ship. The Duke of Cambridge, as General Command ing-in-Chief, has approved of the distribution of regiments in India being aa follows until further orders, namely : Cavalry-8 service troops. of 3 field officers, 8 captains, 8 lieutenants, 8 cornets, 8 staff, 40 sergeants (exclusive of schoolmasters), 8 farriers. 9 trumpeters, 32 corporals, and 496 privates • 1 depot-1 captain, 1 lieutenant, 1 come 9 sergeants, 4 trumpeters, 8 corporals, and 49 priva tes, atry-10 service companies, 3 field officers, 10 captains, 12 lieutenants, 8 ensigns, 7 staff, 47 eergeanta, 21 drummers, 40 corporals, end 810 privates : 2 depots -2 captains, 2 lieu tenants, 2 ensigns, 10 sergeants, 4 drummers, 10 corporals, and 90 privates. Daus or AN 0171CIATING CLERGYMAN MIRING Dlvise Sanvms.—The uncertainty of the tenute of human life wee forcibly illustrated on Sunday last at Beaming bourn, in Cambridgeshire, by the decease of the oBlciating minister when engaged in, or directly after, the celebration of divine service. The deceased was the Rev. George Barber, of Queen's College, Cambridge, end second master of the Pere Grammar School there. An inquest was held on the body on Monday, before Mr. Frederick Grain, acting as deputy for Mr. Barlow, county coron er f or the division. Mr. Barber bad long been acting curate of Bsssingboure, and oa Sunday morning set out on horseback from Cam bridge for the performance of his usual duty, observing on the threatening appearance of the weather before starting, and as a precaution strapping a mackintosh on the saddle before him. There was not the slightest indicution then that be was not in his usual good health. He went through the service in his usual manner up to the end of the first lemon. Whilst the choir was chanting the "Te Daum,' sod when they had got shout half through, deceased was observecl to be sitting instead of standing, sod continuing in that position at the conclusion of the chanting the servio was stopped, and deceased was found to be quite insensible. Mr. Jenkins, surgeon, wu sent for, and de ceased was conveyed to a neighbouring house, put upon a hed, and every attention shown him, but he expired within about a quarter of an hour of his arrival, without evincing any signs of consciousness. The jury returned a verdict that the deceased died of serous apoplexy. A melancholy addition to the above is that Mr. Barber's wife and family wen absent at a watering place at the time of his death. Mr. Barber graduated at Queen's College, Cambridge. in 1832, was formerly scholar of his College (Queen's), and was author of a "Translation of Bose Grecian Antiquities." TRLEGRAPHIC COMMInt 'CATION ACROSS NOR= AMERICA.— is have been entered into by all the tel h roe is California, and these east of the to complete the telegraphic COMMUDICS• lion wean New York and San Francisco. Operations to , effect this am to commenes at once. The companies east or west of the Rocky Mountains which reach the Salt Lelia first are to receive a premium.