The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-25 00:00:00

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STEAM frogs LITUPOOL fs ANIMA vie u , tam by Ihe IllaWsal Owls OlegaWs " l a wilibmaws. PION LITWIN* TO OIOOMC. Nay it Daltimisa. M bilipw. r ~re be New T lake. Orb" ••11 MIL nasseibsi r smizater eaves Ts be bid r•=ti t ona an: awl to sit left at Ona le lloill Mak %Sr 111, ranallmar •• WIIMI wasn •FZICLY STUN COMMUNICATION Io 1w TOSIL—The uYlllOO4i = a 74 ItELPII I A STUN DRIP (i)MFASTiikod ^ iI ismeiw.l erne marmategua dam caniai at eamailawa ait pawners ma azit LT Pamir Litrrtiol. FOR 11W TOLL MV I'll'. Ily WASILINUTI Wednesday. hoe IL 5 \t; Jane Li led eveil Webodeit. COO worm th. It sant olowetteteswasseethsewelm& ohm Iremerd yeennes4 Monk leibelbeg eamowe etwaiwei wed Se WNW' IN= owe. ea P ore ederlioewee Ohm—NW folio prellohee WILIJAM a i ii s L o spd:Nrusels corSe ass 4 NAM U. aka OTEAM to ROTTIRDA3I sad this RR= tJ Melts WINOL—The N Stesehbot w. awl Ottumwa, deandl, SAM w. the larttleh awl Nem I weirs. *two *RIAU emendeo et lit : wed 11T1200116. 44.0 U 1eN.711, town telheTwwer every Menem rvlf —r+ W.l. pone% ha, enkr un Clogibre on.e. Rellsde-e*wes. W. ; Mt ODOM lei t Aprk , I. the Neardeade Itsm.bosi Amoy, Qtr iiltE AT KRISTIAN RAILWAY. U N x rTrrNT= NOUDAWL—ILETVINN TICKET% .41 sA r AMY. Ow ink of Key. sod besnasdiste Sam • e.allenbe tor ream up la mg tarllalan !SATURDAY, • 111.1 et J.M. aREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. V.lll rip STIDI 110LIDAr.k—EXCVI4ION8 to the oit rill at LOW /ARIA —TRAINA arlU Ism the ?Adelina ‘gAtion At 10.1t.0 am. for tiMPVIID (rem ilkL and 4 . .10 unit S. . Leamington sad WarWiak lda. WI. an I . Itioninahatia and 7.. . Wet Besorirkb, Wed. er.hery. td Minton ItA ed end Ti. IC: Welwerhaseptott (la. Sal Yi ; WelTlngton and Ahrevsbory (111. had 10g. , : tamertry !awed. and lit Welabpool Vbs. and Us.); Use rll 0 owl. Wrexham. And (UMW ph el aid its. , 11-.1 au.l Liverpool Tls. And 11.. N.). es BATUADAY, returning on Wegneulay, yy 1111: May IS, , • . rhur.lay. May sod ea Welesmisy. le. r satunlay, Jose IL TM Indus via ribiers tram 1-1 Landing stage at MN ma. Ia I: EAT WESTERN RAILWAY. wilir+UNTl DE. IP iLIDA re. —1:10011111011 Is the W HO. %TT ItltY. May •• • wok Alm. TEA ▪ p m hipp,mtumm, Twoortrislok Watlism, Slid Proms ow. Pm .n,I Yaord ILL sod IL) : Dwithatier sail Wq sdth aml . numb. twos W•prouili es ik EDNE.4IDA 1 Ault& RZAT WESTERN RAILWAY. kr WHID4I'N'TIDS SOMA VS. —Oa SATIIXDAT. , IS 111 1 ALMON Tit AJN lAD tam Paidlagtaa Mla he MTH awl IMPITOL. Mas amba 11111 DAT, litsg ban M I% •as sad bah at 11.44 a.ia him— IN. NW Y Illrbug. Ha oat Ts. GREAT WIESTIRN RAILWAY. ROLIDATIL-00 WITTATINDAT. Xa7 ram ICACIAINIoN TRAIN will lons PARMA.= 7.lllsis. F, IRr.. cstrr.aißraaru,ir... iat:m....r. ar...iytwitashaia aad da, aid Mao sad Blarekad Ma. and rdlirellag; h, , m ilendued sa 4.30 Pa Ile ammo dep. (1 RE A T WESTERN RAILWAY. ki wurrst . nips UOLIDATIL—On warrauNDAT. Ur nil 11y... ;writs/0N TWN vie i.e,. us • i&. too DU POPO , lan% 115. Pi mill IL) ; limbifirp NM 1. . Lamtvgime sod Warrick ma at mad •); pb.. ri It ; Wag Ilimowlelk. Woloodury, and Miss Ma OIL sad I. Pt :.d Weiviadompos (Ik. awl Illi) ; Mimi/ft Ur raw du tress Wohiptimptem a 7 pa. 6 .4 RRAT WISTRRN RAILWAY. werrcrama ROI/DAM —Os WHITSUNDAY, A. u ItNIT RRION TRAIN w Issas Taddingiss RIO sm. Sat TWO" , Pares, 6a. Is It sod : Torylbrik Rasdlem. Thmals, Ablermasism. WmallaamPlas. TRW slaw NawMary. kimbury, ilmsportmd (fa Sd., da. mad 3a . masralog .dam day from asausrSani at 7 p.m. GREAT WISTIRN R•ILWAY. wumtvrrms HOLIDAY& —Q6 111111T•YONDAT, NAY t‘ IN MU R.ION TRAIN MR loam raddlogton M 10.14 TAPU)W. Tayfortl. Realm. imadlß&Tbeale. Allah tram" Wealltampton, Thatcham Ntrelity. Mbary. aid Illamvkad. returning the WM day from Rumporked at Item to Tapher. aad ta &L. So Ohs Mbar YY,4.andy . pulkolor4 of the above littunions for of Men ben Marres,flate *Latium. to gee head.laille. CASH ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by • tlas , .LONDON IS V ESTMZ3IT COXPAICY NA. :=;soisposit at sisols, Me se ails, est sulbsw 110, rogspatslo It/ osily Imuleausees. Awed S pet semi. es all sassus6s &rig 111. 02.10se l a la Alas et SW and th sods. Prompostaise osi isms mai Am Nom. ANDRKW JAMII6 soar. Was‘sellesdixt. GOLD CH AINS.—W ATHERSTON sad aIIOODEN ten to call the altentics fa the paste Pelta I INV ankh Iteoy Mawr malt Oil Omni Clelm paiditmnit I ttwir manufactory : a• 4. 7. tairlommottlp of pattern ionittn, M lirbeksg T. ',brut ireiimian ua ad, p.lll LI 3n mil. per anima. Mint pries tpu "Um. We 4CALITT, WHIT, and VALIIIII e. rsid al, sainA. aad umuseend ft We puillimr: Mew. 11.4 .51 Irwin Imam ke Yr mummillea es We wok .sly. *Nob siraged maillau to Ws taWarg at ity .4 the ptttta miirk4l.o4 aml 8R0011671. linnetrits 4n.et, f..eeut gartille. Imam. W.C. Per U•i , % iNt uftle d Metre an 4 Jevirdifetr Y. umW—X.3l. vd..+4,4turoli ire u +lt IS Ums ousiog, mil 1110•60 ro OINTLEIMPL—NOTICI et BIOWITAL. a Mr WUJIII los lamil Ili asaluali Warm Ii• beloin Ma 11•441.80 IN lOW pada% el& 'S wriie lam alai kW li. eavy Ur mai OM osillnied W oft 4 adios Immonall Ma we pala =I ma Iwo , l PIO ha Imams Is asewalarsa or. .algues will Imo TS. 11111001411711,W, DOM Me We Ind Is a 111 4Nr4r10 WOMB CI Sta MU SA AND MIME ATI= P 1100 INS sod SON bog to Mato not their pot Odl• amelowe kr *PRA NO ad WlMAlLesseed es of IMO Oar seas se e•tal r a east,. Tbse hoe alba to someoel ou.k.t, ha es am sed Moog Sir Om Iss sod area al hoe messeld We la apingewei ee/Wil Wee Wirt me led Yt WA nr Ae'r 111•4 Mena. TAIL/ALIA, EI=111:1171 brie boo sOrbed utO a uMha saws el Os deesuS ed oselsepair ado Tr*, asoov.sAno CLOTHING STOCK Is esabb ere Ohey mean to oes Ibel Or Owen el POO ma '. 4•75 osterld werboeseha soeMbleso Oda ma aloes% rte tie easella, ewe Is Oa smiespas et l et ors ho less beamed se w MOITIMT. TAT ad et► and OAST al MIK DCIIJITYISTS, Olga hoe hoe h • 41.1 sali.ky BOW ask tallessletW war L pies is era Os ssepaless Il• else Oa ow* • I. -r NI eter i er a rso tea Ole wpm, lolly et ameir IM ta they mad Oats User Sean do OM bean et 110 .1 Os dell a AWks. Wen Cantor .4 Sinaies brad Nuts. Emmet of New r nfainialimik ei isEVIIIEW/S. umintry Itesserlwe beeherd ea Ilhallek Teadiss t sus . a is lo be poliedests eleineA wt Owl ..rt.s 5I a. 4 snowed et IS al be earesa oat ee• istume.l, 1•44.64 bodlatbsia /Iry 1.. r and Summer essaleho "Ile Oar& et 4., imp*.rtsui Moral% of Mal larbeat a wtsb ram he sat foe d pie" ow be pas es ssell. IMO 11 • erg Inc I %I. N.IT Kit -E Nu .ti'. and 11 ' 1 ..ru on 4111'1 ICS • 1 IVENING1,6•181111, sod NONDAT. I's Weak ad Val l,e ox-nroanw sound es TOMMY THE " INDISPENSABLI • SUIT, asyle Is mks' ember/ ird paw% gni bui4-1 Mr witting, Mum Inviable. Wbedillera rekarahrie.l a. he tlr aistairishie W isinisso Mfr Y 4 wow latrunlw.t. lorim trail hir r t MCIPLI aml SON, Iu f NIM 10, Wad.. =NI Ferro of New thiturd.ftrael and ass•dreal RUPTURE S. —B4 &lel Laths Patent. • eirrrA now . MAT. It M. TIM :perfecto* sad *Monied in tie Irahltsidos. DOI Is othemel by morales d DM Mq..d erttlomen Mt be Me mad olleethe lowe lalloorm tr-mbro ass el a Awl irdigmolles kvirm 1. It, ofeZ e ls boo ambled : ael b won Naha tie bl Art fte 111,1611. relkaa r Mir bWe. PAD awl ?ATM as orb am me &mar log n 'rms. ledolDi wfr t• IK mit Az &Mee amp. A roolibtro cinder wry le lb' tom ft rwabled be peal. ow Ur allomerreme SO tw o l u w i wee Me gem Wag owl to Int mem Kr. 17r. noments. au Umbrian Tema Me oar en.l•lamb le wan omen balm HA.81102,017(1H HILL HOME (Norfolk) FAMILY I.OIIIL—WILLLUI MOOD ps In kling the Neillity. Clem sad Osaary, that lb ihaeset la the imeseeete SWIM Online sad anprovereeara wish the cate i r m tlat who say he relve7 v elb "." a RUIIt3 illaidiag ea ea 111 esemesda si a view. sad the inios. lesa the theme el Wit talent ta the axial ewe= Wt se massy years hew ma& awl 11111.10.11 'bile ploxvi with ta: . 11:1= Is •Ilevallft. him meet '4 may Misrlaaa aphelia LOINS stash dm, Sea= far bone end ear _ . /1011 BP.o7lltill and . lls. 04 NAWIPPN•BUDGE• ORIL. • 220Tilarbbi Ceifla.NlC Melba ebte alr Kw: ursiz t =j l c rw t e r Meewbabla f b ilb a r=ll4=ber" a lS a Wrnaratt. =Tina Witbobt a Or in (bib Paymbll”bs earryles eat ▪ thie babe hapot lb. iblimiles= oe Up mg la Wawa l ira 41 Ilea inni Ma nal Tharblknelba INUOMMINIPS ibt ot pi wU3 ✓ut amyl. reterntbs ban oar new ca mem d ibex Sal oi age : -- ....... . The TINIPT souceoso Tn. al ed. vial; 4. ea ft, sad lie. ft. pet NW ' 1 S i niff e irlLJLT 14 wit Do Smile efteped Islet id ft pit I % &a am two Yr Meeker ...epic eve/ Yell *toll* waft meals% tbep en thagikeede ir• propene be TURK , : -. Se 111111 ft t ee German. ••••,167.1011S la pee dumped Oa ML era ea pie lb.) • ' The TINIMON. ielleste lamme 4a. ft per tft ft eml ft. ft. per ft) The Swami lift Is. par ft. -ftee. ft SL sad ft per IL) 7%. IllarVifte 074 oe OTeMIAM. ea ft. per lb. O awl ea WI. pee lb.) Ilee Pll n nt t I nrtiLLPPOWDSft Sa pre Ma Away elope Ea It awl Va. BS pee lb.) The chaemelge et *softiies medal., are eery ante* elven. sea way %Verb* view ei bites what le repromfteq the meet el Ita corms. CI[MON, la 04d. per lb. .asuall,r charpd la DI per lb.) The Ben WUT INDIAN or PLANTATIoN, Is td per lb. %snag obariped Ia ad. per lb YINIG4T KANT INDIA. Ir eel. per lb. porwilly charged Ia ad to 3a bd per lb . A derbsegges al IL per cheats dabs. wet widest lb. allowed oa 30Ib bap. sad artglad ot tea THE DOSTINCEMI MME = IN MAI NEW SYNTEX 01 ~eax~: Them are bib Propectus, and say be Om Niels semnariesil : . - fie Fabian redline d bedew ave tinavoldabbr hampered with various Ws & end &wheats, equivalent. es onnwel with the swop Testa/ Collie return, to about TIN PEE CENT. Timm diewberisaro NOT ONLY lINNICIM6UITYOI THE SUPPLY Or, SOT AM or NO ADVANTAGE TO, THOSE WllO nraciun Dlttlier PROW THE CITY lIIIICHANT POI CARL WE PROPOSE by swaddle' those varier imperse to ewe& Cade Customer. only, at Ten per One. lees Peek then paelleiousder the present system : air. le other . wrods, • ATILMLY Skittu;stA NTT PROFITS. co Th. li;geriawe ea ;117 — edy secra r reiCia giOsrhat extent Mai dessier, ,an d oft evidence the high public ap of oar , articles, and of the new system we have to NOORZ BAOTREMSand COMPANY, DIZICHA STA. 30. LOYDON-B tk ILIDGZ, CITY, IC. Pm sore tolly &Wed parulan pionso maw Prco Imo of On ocannondo dMs London daft per ore of ha &Imo than sippodeL I,BEST sod CHEAPEST TEAS and 0117125 la INOLLIRI w sis 2 I. ls (Maned et MUDS sal Oa. 7s. Miaebaatai. Wag Wlllimserset. COW Goal used Oss Tea $l, IM, Is, Is. 4.1., ; N.. es. W 4, sod 4s. saleaTes to tb mks anises tree as sag slip "Mb or mobs& Sawa te Nastaad. • swiss saran{ taw lawns& motet Om. Al pea ionises Issa allilasl.4 =lwo/ the mi. oll•MP AGNS for the OAKS. 30a. v wry superior. AL per ilarea.-010181 VOWI LIM sa4 Ow. tabu large Imparters ad Ike above irises. all masa, owed diem _ fta fia foals. 6HLUY : ;;I: BRANDY. pod.. Capes llia ma lift jar rm. pato, la me dams caw, MartoWs or Norawrofa ORDIOII WALKER aad Co, 11. Edgware-road, W., sad Id Gnat Towerativeß 111047CTION OP 781 WLYI DIITIEL EIIROPYKR ef ;; — YoLONIAL VIM COMPANY, V 2, 221142•2, LW. The vaimairs el Vie Moroi bel lallmiliMUNS Sag law videssi lb* Taitl C ;Wria, 1110•4011P.Wil pairs dr OA balsa el Vie am uselare,S. ROT•L TICT011• sa. L per dogma (Tin Illeadeed et On IPLLYDID OLD PORT, We In On veld m rer dame. SPARKLING EPIRNAT CIAIOtAOII „ R. AVID CLAIM, end wlllient oddly Ma. llNStrf GOONAO HLIDT (Tile at 11rws). SOUTH ATRICAN PORT, WRIT, Ike lda and M. Tba iamb _ Inliedeeed tato Una cooda— liottion pationes baleind. and Az dorm mu tree to any unlioray station le Dielind or Willa Prise lift tree on apli. make. limn owl WILLIAM utannuro. Yanagor. A LLB 0 PP'S PALL ALL —IPINDLATER, dn. Aucaux TODD. siollts amacriaps thst sr' sow 010 owls PALI et as biant WNW awl orb et elation gain ALL art upwrd•— • maw lasdialeilp Swim selessms. Tedipalimet. Li t a iLli o O irs lrd IMP-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Inamionagast Ileianyllit bower sour whoa ea.6l. OMR Of Alla—no want* or wart aleitidle 1011.10114 wee Ills aiil a lastdreo fold. Ma lam. muslin AIIIIIIIIATM Cillt— strris— al. is sw• on am at mai wpm Mos Ila Ikt. Mooring op BARLOW'S WEANING MAT aChilll —WIII mut a I- TCwith a mall Ma, ma lava a tam of coal pw par. Ina tra POTATO RTlLlM—llimf mei taathail In son Sae to parfactloo. ly an mos ass tla sake aigniird. Mae Sh i a: X/ direct to JAM"' ILIUM. 14. Itish Wilianc dfinall. bow, lavisher ma paniatec Sas that his awe ciadi anima Is as amp made an others ar• aparloaa baltallism—lblahnoisil UM ATOILITTE MUMS for th• SPRING. Assasetio totzt o bterlie el littbramet ups use ma he mistiold Wrenn d OLDRLDGCB = fis t ME=A. It=be Rs web sod body et Re Mit lb bombs Obi IRO wilk as istintblo =of poolmo. Rdm at di= d tis• mess prit- Irk bon Wsr tt law* Me RI% et sumo. gm v. mount lim prii wad rat Nam II subla Wts. wir waft audio Mt late 41r0i MR also wNit in vie art ORM ow It golly It Is also islebtsiol ke stewstbm• Milimbe Irk, frisks It teem goad. soll predellsa am Mkt owl sisimiwee. Itetablibid bowie& ale yam Re WNW.* wadi as opal It. Moe ft K. R. and 116. mac.— C. sal A. OLDRIIIIIR IR Weiltagtcbmilieut. Iluart, WC 114111101LNILLS SKIN SOAP, the best for pro- AJP daslssa elbst sad UMW olds pl a k d ets of lob bible efe str imr s . := 4.4 et . Ms. aupsdK=rafifew swam sgsait So Me - .7s . Om& . draws In ell Ober Wag teadb► all kinds of Isll seat soda sad la aim gam, vegetable, and saw Mb. Ifa—lsoldva gl, Imeme WNW fold by A drib la Sawa sad eassabl ies yezyseh Wolof 00 4 owes Is bangsd 'WS Os rams st " WAY= vorni 1r1811311,118 eilsbeated OSTEOPLASTIO ommist.—The istr= 7 Tamar sad UM Ira awl balms Par Pant TereV air Se sansUr si utleas sasiossd).-1114 I•••ll4timat. lambs Clislog QOUND awl MIMI MTH ate to psomml of bet ottiotika soll to bola mil tio Se 110111.11Ifif IR NEM • wills omposed of the dotted owl imol voimalik. al lio Monad MAIL It extirpate. A Yam= to Ito tootb. mod otoure • al-like 'bik es= to Ur amoiled =rim : womb Ihe ai~ ~yr of dew al Os Soak is Ilsion• • toon m ott ema l bi ts el :co The brim& olio Om So nimble= mil 41g tko Nolo WNW a ow*, arl lto=ttl e olimilit jho lb otomor. Moe Oa. N. psi he WI Glimaile." lia. on so So lAA imil - "/VAtard Sm. Sit patoolpoOsok" _as lis otossoloi imp. br ihiCa. 1 a iiir id - i - gati - is iiii a i is . ►IitIILY IIFICAOIOI7B sad MILD. A. A. KU M• SLUMS rod LIVER MIA vtappst ous Mayartol loatradlook from th• of d imam lied These P 1 trill be found Invalneb4e Ile elm air ••• Miens mg Moor complointa, trtadt =llMakhow diszimme OW 1r llama mos• W as • 1•12117 apidalit stoildae, Don ■•= 1. 4•••• le Sok •••••16em awl gtvistal to dr fed* IWO% WWI* Opole% red drove= the Im mo 1.0•••—•01 by mil dramistst bank IA = EL •O 76. me k at VDe. Sooltra 111••• art peolls• Ns • wow grew paelosk Id* " Irma Sompa•Otielr togp••• diesomarmallsiesp. MIAOW LOZENGES sad POWDER, Xtdltig=alliteasa. 'proved ei s h , et Ireals. bar Me sere el tbemaeEl She Narver Dime= ette= flee bee et leen le M. the Webs imr leenter.--euemei Serie, S. i t OEM. elk Ilai worlasi. Loam I AT MAJUJIDTOVONIITIZIT. W. aim as Paatbeas- T M.R. R. CULTIRWTIL, 0.8., Lit, la. A., Leads& an be ammellsit 4 *el se sbomp s =l WNW, koavlimem =of 111 2 :=Iscapsift, esermasedier, owerrl - Imam sail lialimalm. IJut yoSaird. is agan i Celslipal Work 'EMMA = • The Pledgees, mod Assialp fit oar Onsuollea -11 at Dlinese-11~04 Traratel. sod OW& Pam Ill• isich . ist Polk la affinfem. elm =dß 7 211 irk& Ts be halal Nara. a comma ii. ar hafisq maim LONDON, FRIDAY MAY 25, 18410. CRYSTAL PALACE —GREAT FLOWER snow, ramosiow.—itericlt—r . ar z =l=l O f ig %nu rrnanan Ala tu See the WOW TIMM M Mira 511 May each, autil Miss ardesk nue (Vriday) MINIM QT. MARTIN'S HALL —Miss FANNY . • MrDDAILTII COMM TEN KVINING, ius ilk • W eight. Venable : Madame Catharine Hayes, Mt. Stabbath, Methane V. N. M. Had don% Mho Pager Hugged, Mallimae wMe 'lambs Madame Zafgetellarlf, Mr. George Penes. Mr. Wllbre Coon r. Mr. Allan 1 Mr. Pater We Straiar. Iseireass •. M. Setaten, " 4. George collinear. R. edambeds. Mr. Lane. Mr. J. Ilmarill. Conductors ten&r, Mr. Walter Madarren, Mr. T. Gabon' W Mt O asig Wallace.—StaJla, fa, ; Galletten • ~41.1** *0 Mts. GERMAN REED, To-wast, 110, M i l WIRY RIMING ex c aSsturdar, MS, sae Thaw sod Satarday Afternaom at IMII give their R ILLUOTRATIONS, "Our Rome C sad " See-81de POPULA gozoom fl earteimg awl lalereetleg SiC a lt a Ttan M Me ROTA& 041111111. of ILLUSTRA TION. M. LigerA4zwiL kararisik le, Se ; gills, M., mowed at the Geary. sad Cramer, Ark. and Cp.'s, 2%., 11,11F1 , ' dnet.—Lrs X et OW Raw VRENdH =MENTION, ISO, Pallimall;:-74.1 .1: sivon: A avAr, maims a n I ar a, Us Mask ind . r ib = ls.. ciablerms 04.—Opra tram I 0, •-' ' • ' SIG-YLL BOOMS, Great ViSdaaol4tfeatir '4" 7. sigiN luttl:•=3Ve; PM LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street, llaymmitsL-11 fte want to spend • pleasant sestde& so to the LONDON PAVILION, the finest rooms In London, and ths WM CONCEIT. Admission (by refreshment ticket) ed.— !wets. Alleys, Ms Gellaries. As. DORTRAIT BOOM, for Ladies and Children, 1 In the Planar' Gallery of the Pantheon, 011ordetree4 having a mach imaneeld lialet and easy woe, end eonducted by the Landini Meet at . Portealls taken daily for Is ed. Ala, at Ink 11 : the cadre at legentstreet Mc : !t, Pealtry , Liverpool , and Maneleate litta t ia = copied for in Competent photographers sent oat per 11111 der. AT 1311 inita ßZO m IN'T4STRIEBT hm London.— amas onus' o U NSIGHTLY or offearolve VICWS from si t r esn ee other whams may be emesealsd by DIAPILA or Me Nit twtsiteg gamed slass, admired toe Marra or windows, emeserabseise, Le. Hoot of Inelmaskar mat post tree Ice Beek of pent free 'Mk • kandiems specimen of Me era oda= Mole shop doom arty be seen of A. IiAZION sad C 0.., 151, Itereat-strest, Who lesale and retail _ _ Agents at bade —me.Willzviy, izysous, and YOWLER, MTEDDING aid BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. N. RODRIGUES, 411. Plenalty, Invites attention to his elegant STOCK of DRAWING CASES, TRAVELLING DRAW ING RAGS, DESPATCH 1011 S, Writing Canna Work Boar, Jewel= v 7ll77 DATICULI and CARRIAGR BAGS of ev ca EA MEDIAEVAL MOUNTED INVELOPiC.ABIS. 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P.R.C.P., kW tatrier ilesiohut to tis i > Roya amar, tar Diemese ot the ateol‘ Yee. by the eme Anther. poke Mle. • 11/11RATIER as AMYL sod et tht HEART. tanks : Loapsak Rooms. Queem. *A Roberto. ITiIt — LANDING OF GARIBALDI IN SICILY. r A millection of letters on this subject was laid on tip table of the . Howie of Commons last night. We 'Wein extracts from the more important por- Soon` of tin earrespondenes. The first letter is traria Captain Marryst, of her Idajesty's ship Intrevid, who witnessed the landing, to Vice Admiral Sir A. Fanshawe. The substance of it has already been stated by Lord John Resell in parliament. On the 14th instant, Admiral Pan shave, liming received from Zngland a telegraphic maks stating that according to Neapolitan re. point% British ship of war hindered the Neapolitan fripte from firing upon the invaders, the following second letter from Captain *tryst : CONIILTD6I HABITAT TO VICE-ADNIZAL sra a. PANIIIIAWI. Intrepid, Malta, May 14, 1860. In orn= s e rith your dintettoes to me to report fay upol4k. is of an grovel force at Momais en the HA I len honors to lay before you the following •Altlat!r ler siotiostty te 1111d011011 for two English Toe. axis. ego at Marsala at the time of the occurrence, mushiqUilt attention to the movements of the In. asaall Ar o g p ae u t i l s reirm iwa s ash the two a ship days ik t i o th d at Itelehts, Lambert vying me orders to to l'aliriao, *hire I @honk! remove farther le rstlimitisms hos Oaptois Onlututo, of her Majesty's ship Amy._ f arrived at Palermo early era the 10111, sad fast! the Argus and Aniphiosi titers, the Uwe co d _being moored inside the Mole— _sonesquimei wade from Captain Cochnuis, the blame PO we &beet, 9 Mat woo to pro tiod to the Ifslospld to - : h it , The ilferiala,"M' soosrteia t e oh* of than piss* ad Izing yen the Wad information dinette Malta. Commander Ingram was to go to Manila and inquire into the slimed grievances of s u m, British subjects, who have been disarmed there Lay order of the general commanding in the district, sad who considered they bad not sufficient protection fee their property in the event of any of the numerous beads of robbers supposed to be in the country making a descent upon their wine storm. He was to use his own discretion as to remaining there for two or three days, or returning to Palermo directly. To carry out these orders, as I have mentioned above, both vowels left Palermo about 9 p.m. on the 10th. Intrepid called in at Trapani, and I communicated with her Britannic Majesty's consul there. Between 7 and 8 am ea it. 11th, whilst at anchor here, the Argus peered throslak the Straits, and eventually both vessels arrived at ' within twenty minutes of each other, and between halfient 10 and 11 a.m. Commander Ingram, considering it likely that he would have to stay there three or four days, anseo about three miles out, where the book of direc tions Aabis the beet holding-ground to be. I, on the con trary, knowing I was to remain but • far hours, brought ap so else to the shore as I could, distant from three quarters el it mile to a mile from the lighthouse at the end of the Melt. - At IDIO are landed, having got pratique ; and being met by Mr. Cousins, the gentleman acting for the vice-consul, =rto his house, wham some other English real ally arrived. The ease of their disarmament wee fully discussed, bat as that subject bee been referred to the Minister at Naples it is unnecessary to say anything about it here. We then drove through the town with these gen tlemen, visited the cathedral, and eventually went out to their wine stores, which are three in number, distant or rather extending from half • mile to one mile and a half from the city. Whilst here, an Englishman came to report that two steamers were coming in from the north-west with Sardinian colours flying. We immediately ascended to a look-out place, and with a telescope watched the whole proceeding. The headmost and mall= steamer had • boat in tow, which gave us the idea at the time of baying been mined off the land, and. made to do the duty of pilot. - There was no hesitation shown in bringing the roes= in ; they deemed round the bows of the Intrepid, and steered direct for the Male, where they arrived at short 2 p.m., the lint one getting in all right, the second grounding within 100 yards of it. At this time there were three Neapolitan vessels of war in sight oruieing between Mange and Maniacs, a tetra twelve miles to the southward, via, two steamers and a sailing frigate, six miles only from the Sardinian vessels. Before the Neapolitan arrived within range, the bet Sardinia had discharged gilds living cargo, which congaed of armed men, to all appearance well disciplined, as they fell into companies on landing, shouldered their muskets, and marched off in perfect order. The one which b.= grounded, however, having to land all her men in boats, had not succeeded In getting more than one-fourth out of the slip when the Neapolitan came within me range of his guns ; his bulwarks were down, and gene lid, and we wereelied with some euriosit to see the result of his • . Beene this I had advised the owners of two or three English schooners to get their rowels out of the port, as they seemed to me to run • risk of being hit; but the wind being dead in, they could not be removed ; consequently they had to take their chance. The Neapo litan, however, instead of opening fire, lowered a boat and sent it towards the Sardinians ; but when half the distance between the two ship bad been traversed, the officer sud denly turned his boot round, and pulled back to his own vessel as fast as he could. We now made sure the firing would commence, but we were surprised to see him paddling out toward' the Intrepid, indeed of frus trating at once the further landing of the expedition. The commanding officer of the Intrepid states that he was hailed by the commander of the Neapolitan, and asked If there were any English troops on shore. The reply received was " No. The commanders of the two Koh men-of war an ea shore, and two or three of fi cers." ortly after wards as 0.0611 ohm on board, and asked for me, and seemed &axioms to know when I should return. A boat had, however, been sent to me before his arr4l and I had sent an oeiver into the town to avisey one to their ships. By this time all of the expedition (4 o'clock), and he then began to open fire. Commander Ingram, Mr. Cour= and myself, now went on board to see the commander of the Neapolitan. He informed us that large bodies of armed men had landed, and that he was obliged to fire on them, to which not the slightest objection was made, and nothing more than a request from us that he would respect the 4 .1 1 4 tap whenever he saw it flying, which he faithfully pro mired to do. Whilst we were on baud, he continued hie firing, and even offered • kind of apology for the shot going so low ; but he said he did not wish to fire into the town, only on the armed men marching from the Mole to the City. gate. As we left the steamer the frigate arrived under sail, and fired a melees broadside ; but before they oonld re-losd the guns, the new arrivals were safely inside the walled town of klareaka. Os my return to the Intrepid, I found an officer from the other Nespolitaa steamer on board. He bad come to ask me to send abut to the Sardinian weeds with him to get them to onmeeder. This I declined to do, as it was very evident that the me of our flag was only required to aims- UM whether they were deserted or not. In the former ems, they would 001111 e to a knowledge of the fact, without running the risk of any injury to themselves ; in the latter, they would have had the benefited it to assist them morally in enforcing a surrender. A short time after m refusal, boats awned and armed were sent iii, and t he mods being totally abandoned were taken possession of, and the Sardinian colours hauled down. 6 PAL —Whilst the was going ea, I got ender weigh, to bring you the information, se I calculated I could reach Malta in time to allow you to forward the intelligence to England by Saturday's mall. Before I left, Commander Ingram had shifted the Argus to the anchorage of Intrepid, is order to communicate more easily with the shore, and to protect British interests. The whole of the above I was an eye-MMuu of, and an actor in. It is hardly neosoary for me to add that the report cur rent in Naples, as conveyed to you by telegraph from her Majesty's minter, is entirely without foundation. To say that it is adsehievosts is to use too mild a term, u it brings a Wee mcmation spinet the commanders of two English mends of wee, who happened to be there by the merest chance at the time of this occurrence, and who were as much astonished at it as people never dreaming of such a thing could be. I may, however, be allowed, under the circumataisem, to offer you an opinion on some of the facts of the case. So impressed was I with the idea that the commander of the Neapolitan steamer would open fire an hour before be did that I advised the removal of English vessels out of the port. It was in his power to place his steamers within 20D or 300 yards of the Sardinian aground, and in ouch a posi tion that every shot fired by him would have raked her from stem to stern, whilst the deck was crowded with men, and one may feel convinced that all landing by bats would have ceased. He silo would probably have erploded the boiler, and no one me my what havoc would have been committed. On the other hand, nothing but indecision and indiscretion were visible, that is, if it was his object to pre vent a tenths& I have been at • lass to account for the question whether there wets any English troops Co shoos. It may bare been that the red shirts or meta of some of the landing party misled the Neapolitans ; but stillow the Sardiman steamers had their oaken eying. one mourn imagine they supposed English troops to some limn as board them. The following is • statement of the oaken lielooging to the Intrepid, who were on shore at the time of this affair : Whilst pulling in to the binding-place, they observed two steamers coining in from the north-wed. When entering the town they raw several ppeeoople on the walls, amongst whom were WOlllOll and ahilmen, all lookingto seawsrd,but they took hardly any notice of them at the time. Alter visiting the churches and other parts of the town, as they were Possint rge through the main street their attention wee to drawn a wineouree of people at the whit* seek sad tiered the crowd many bar:meta were visible 1:::te were shouting demooatr•tien .I"ft they did sat, emes4"verso:kd the join ttlo,kbett went into a cat elms to, ummatigAie__arnis they had sees , teleeshd to NeepoNlea sailor/. sitting ham, the UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, MAT 24. At a congregation this day tits undermentioned Vwere conferred : 11 . . (of Dignity).—Willism Goode, Trinity College, Data of Ripon. LL.D.—F. C. Feleb, Queens' College ; Joseph Sharpe, Jews A.IL—rA. /kr, T. H. Freer, F. Gamble, G. Gib son, J. J. L Kennedy, A. &ERA. 0. 1 0 /=- I = . oellege jela f e i, F. Device, J. J. Forster, A. C. J. Num, E Pearsoa, T. Phillips, C. W. I. V. W Messa—le. Alias College ; B. Lea , rikletk. DV. Maskepia—S. Peter's College ; A. O. W. Shad, A. W. Prosesi—Pesebrak• College ; T. Miami W. VI. OsEp, C. a Gado% J. Wilkinson—Cslis ; Z. Nisseer, Cisme' Odle. • T. Skelton, Queens' 00l- C. J. Ilieterlimalte, Jens balky ; J . 0. Awls, I. 0 8 . 1 11 2 kiwi's, marlfiles ino .H. Mama. larff Wisp. Mee digger apse Mi. Pommy .it Paesbreim sad Mr. ilikabisa, se game, weft esaterred t 4 special v . aos ia their abeam Mr. Pones la reddest at Madras, in the Orma peaarisissary's servies, sad Mr. Skelton is residing at DAM ea a _ A.B.—W. P. Aelkworth, Carpus Christi College. The Rev-John 'Peace, A.M., of Tnaity College, Dublin, was admitted ad nano. - iiAll'OfA11(;Irlilil MEDICAL DEGEXICA. —Examined and prored for the bet examio►tion for the degree of Y.B. : T. C. Allbstt, RA., Carus C.Vllege ; T. K. Green, RA., Caine 17o13ege ; L. T. Leighton, RA., Caine College. Tns How Dwrr.—The following letter ht.; been 'received from the Chancellor of the Exchequer —" Down ingetreet, Whitehall, May 21, 1880.—Illy dear Sir: In mower to your note of the 18th. after consulting Mr. Primly, I lime mach pleasure in being able to consent to the proposal in the neseserial yea enclosed—namely, that such parlor us make the request may have a partial poet. posement of the payment fee hop duty now due, on the following oesalitkme :—lmmedlake payment of one moiety, remainder to be pled an Awed 111, or hither in the round thee cemusencing, er seserity Owen, sad with interest at 5 mort. I am, rem, he., W. Z. GLABROWI. J. G. Esq., /LP.' Crnw. PAL•oz.—The mines for the great hover show hoemeemer insmaNney auseseous, there being aineely searly Ins headrei esse eolleetioss el Lashuh. sal &WM& This ar (ilehley) I the het I hio el ha Wiling WM,. AdditionaL) (Stamped id. Ifni thing that called forth any remark was a man in peasant's coatnme keeping guard the other side of the 'dame, and seve ral bodies at men prang at intervals along the road. Some men, apparently °Mere, then entered tie cafe armed with 'words and revolve rs, sad it being nodeed eat they .poke Italian, the idea occurred that they were alhers then 'Neapolitans. esetieldeelY al coo al &walla ea English Crimean, and wad the Sardinian Crimea* medird. la ooassgnenoe of this inquiries were made, end limey then amertained a landing had been effected, on which they thought it advisable to leave the town and go to the masers beam ; bat on arriving at the gate they were stloppedl by hr racer in Sardinian nisiform. who Wormed not pass without an order from General the asellltr i was at the other gate : accordingly they went thee got permiaion through an oMoer who spoke to Ist tiboly man seated in a chair, with a red garment on, bad widlrawake hat containing a feather sad tricolour coeisiida The officers then left the town and came on ' bead, already they were met by the *Mom telling them to do ea It k their opinion that 2,000 men Laded from the steemme, but this number may poesia n be i l n e a ued. 'ln men wee ell well armed and f ine-1 fellows, roam bayhte medals, amongst which were a few Crimea COM - The following letter is from Captain Arial ,ey , of her Majesty's ship • Assurance, to Admired Fanalmwe : - _ 0010IANDZE ATIOILIT TO VICE-ADAMtAL Ilia A. TANARAWS. Amuraace, at Malta, May 14,1880. Bir,—l have the honour to report my arrival here at 2 bolt Malta having, in purramos of your orders of the 12th Inst. Malta at 8 o'clock on the evening of that day. I ar rived at Girgenti at 8 a. m. on the 13th, and after communi cating with the vice-consul left just before noon for Marsala, whice place I reached at 7.30 p.m. I communiceted with CaormanAer Ingram of the Argus and her Majesty's vice mewl, awl lading nothing to detaining. I left on my re turn to Malta at 10.30 p.m. I found everything at Girgenti in a cast state, the news of Garibeldrs landing having been onierakd by the authorities ; all that Am generally known was that• party of Italian refugees bad landed at On the evening of the 11th, a Neapolitan steamer arrived from the direction of Marsala, took on board 1,000 troops and LH immediately for the westward, and from informa tion I subsequently received at Marais, she was seen be yond Trapani ; so that she must have gone either to Cm tellamare or Palermo. Another body of 1,000 men left Girgenti at the same time by land for Annotate, where their headquarters are now established. Considerable dis content was expressed by these two bodies of troops (some of whom had arrived from Messina about twenty-four hours previously) at having so soon to go into the country to meet the ianarpnta. They bad been sent for the purpose of disarnglhe inhabitants, but had not done so, owing to their sodden removal. There are now about 100 troops still left in °Monti. No political arrests bad taken place. No mail had been received from Palermo of a later date than that of Garibaldi's landing. These was no fear of British interest. sufferMg from a rising of the population in favour of G aribaldi , the inhabitants being a wellposed class, and not given to pillage. At Marsala I was leformed that Garibaldi had left that place an the morning of the 12th, with 1,800 of his own men, each armed with a breeeh-loading rifle and a revolver, four field-pieces, plenty of ammunition, and s arms ; about 150 volunteers had been raised in Marsala. He ar -Ived at Salmi, six miles distant, yesterday, having been joined on his march by several bands of men from the country. There were no towns on his line of march ; but he had been well received by the inhabitants of Salem, and it is impposed that he intends to go on to Palermo for the fil27of organising the men now in arms round :7. There are amend towns on hie reed to Palermo, which, it is expected, will all declare in his favour as be proceeds, and that be will be joined by a Imp number of volunteers from each. As yet none of his elltar aeries have arrived at Girgenti, bet he sent a telegraphic mossy to 363111i0S immadriely he landed, and than canoed the wires to be cut, destroy" the semaphore at the same " time. All the roach round Harris are closed ea regards mail communication, and it was reported that the gates of Trapani were shut, and no intercourse allowed with the country. The felons in the gaol at Marsala had been again released, under the idea that they were political prisoners. Both at Girgenti and Marsala every one seemed to be of opinion that as soon as the news . of Garibaldi"' landing should be known throughout Si cily every Sicilian would declare in his favour. Hts original toms appears to . have been econyceed of a very superior class of men, consisting of Venetians, students from Padua, some Piedmontese and some Sicilian refugees—Colonel Leman (who was reported to have landed at (,ephala) being amongst the number ; and lam told, on very good authority, that no landing bas as yet takes place on any other part of the island, but I 01111104 discover if any is expected.—l have, Sm., (Signed) C. IL ATNBIZT. [TWOPENCE : SPORTING. EPSOM RACIII3-4Evlasper. • Tim Two-Yass-am brawn, of 16 move each, with 50 srliad ; oolts, Bst rib ; Sit ; winners 51h extra. Balte-mße. [l7 whs.) sexon's Mown Dechesa, by the PlyiVutehmegt. " ib wl 1 lord Standards Walloon, en la th (lea alb ea Tewach Bk J. llawley's Oenban, Bat 715 ° (Walls 3 Betting • S to 2 and 3 to 1 on Walloon, T to 2 apt Brown =i he 1 apt Caliban. Brown Duchess made play s by Callihan, to the half distemse, when the mare came out and woe, hard held, by three-quarters of a length; three keels between the second and third. Tan boors-Wirwrzaw Otago ci 10 SOTS. each, h ft, with 100 added by the South-Western Hallway Otatpay (111611. diisph for an ages • winner, extra. ad-Sonya, fir J. Hawley'l Gales, by Chanticleer, 4 yra, tat Kb _ _ • (Wells) 1 Mr. Thornton's Ceniew, 11 yrs, let 1Blb Hodgmaok SootkasPk. 6 Yrs, l 1411) (H. Orlmskaw 3 Mi.a following also ran :—Drogbeda, Espemuza, Brandy Montebello, Timmairs, Patella f by Sir Talton Sykes =Fortune, Speculator, Naas Sahib, Mendirats, Conan t to 1 apt Nina Sahib, 9to 2. (at first 8 to 1) • Sp l it =w, 100 to 15 each apt Gallus and Soothsayer, Bto 1 agst &sMy Ball, 10 to 1 each apt Drogheda, Men deem and Con und rum. Bel Esperanas got off in front with Dregkella, the Fortuna filly and Oath* , well laid up, Goths beading the root limeadra and Conundrum in the near. The Fortuna filly was beaten after crossing the road, sad at the &seance Callus, Curlew, and Soothsayer west on together, Gala winning a very interesting race in by a neck ; a length between the seem' sad thick Nana and FrOelL were close up. The bat three were lisedious, White Wave, and the Fortuna filly. ,Thit Warp= STAMM of 5 nava ,nach, with 30 added. Opllonal *Mg **his, &C. `Neir T.Y.C. ?ree quarters of a mile. Mr. W. Smith's Fanscombe, by (Surplice, S yrs (401.!, est 101 b (W. Bottom) I Mr. W. Dare Royal Oak, S yrs, (1601.), Set alb.. (J. Adams) I The betting opened at 5 tot on Fanscombe, and closed at 2 to lon him. The favourite came through and won by throe quarters of a length. The winner was bought in for 60 guineas. Tee EPSON Coe of 20 sots. each, h ft, with 100 added; 3-yr-olds, Tot; four, Set 91b; five, 9st Sib; air and aged, Set 91b; certain penalties and allowances. Crest Metropolitan Stakes Course. Two miles and a quarter. (13 subs.) Lord Stamford's Newcastle, by Newmlnster, 4 yrs, 9st lib (A. French) Mr. J. Lowe's Wild Rose, 4 yrs, Set 511. (G. Pordbam) 2 At first only Wild Rose's number was put up, and a walk over was anticipated, but at the last moment Lord Stamford determined upon darting Newcastle. When the two runners were aanonnoed the betting opened at 5 to 4 on Wild Rose, and it closed at 2tol on her. Newcastle led to the turn out of the straight, when Wild Rose took the lead, carried it on to the distance, where Newcastle collared her, and ultimately won by a nee k. Tam GWD STAND Puri of 100 soya (Handsaw). Win ners extra. Derby Comm Mr. Wrnhanses Oonvtvlaliat, by 'Paddington, 11 yrs. est 41b (Hibberd) I Mr. Hodgman's Doeskin, 4 yrs, fist 41b ....(H. Orlmaltsw) 2 Sir J. Hawley's Lord Nelson, 8 yrs, 9et (Wells) The following also ran :—Sfarwell, Codicil, Ryton, Par. mesas, Clio, Ratlagoom, Plumper. Betting t 4 to 1 each apt Doeskin and Parmesan, 6 to 1 ape Clio, 7 to 1 each apt Plumper and Convivialist. Doeskin sad Parmesan ran in front for about a quarter el a mile, when. Oonvivialiet went to the front. had his opponents safe all Tattenhun Corner, and pipped home the winner by eight lengths. D oeskin go shed a head in front of Lord Nelson, Parmesan fourth, and Plumper fifth. Clio, Mar well, and Ratlagoom were the last three, Ratlsgoorn b a ' in. Before quitting the saddling paddock, Codicil ' into a hedge, and sent Prior into the thorns and Prior was much scratched. Hint Mazarrea Prxrit of 100 guineas (for mares only) ; 3-molds, 7at ; four, fist 91b ; rive, 9st 2 1 b ; sad aged, gat Mb. Great Metropolitan Stakes Conroe. Two miles ea:Fader. To start at the winning chair. Mr. W. *Petra by Tadmor, 4 yrs, fat 91b.. Rogers } 1 Mr. M a 13ectlls,11 yrs, Tst (H. Covey it ' Mr. Saxon's Jenny Lawless, S yrs, set (Midgisy 8 The following also ran :—Lovebinl, Actress, Morning orar, Lucy, Wild Rose, Plumper, Barege, Cando- Betting 2to 1 apt Petra, sto 2 eget Wild Rose, 3to t apt Cwclii,B to 1 apt any other offered. Petra made ill I the running, and won by six lengths, a neck between the I seoredandthirtL The others, upwards of a dozen lengths ell +Ko lledebed is • cluster. Enos[ Fous-Ys-Oun faunae of 50 SOTS. each, h ft; for colts. Bat 111 b; Mies, 84 61b. New Derby mass. re.) —Duke of Bedford's Leff by Weatberbit , 8411 Th Rogers), walked over, and divided the stakes with Mr. Brooch. The usuel eilianicterigirs of an off-day were (5/played. The hill was deserted, the waiters at the refreshment booths looked sleepy, the iiaitors appeared very seedy, and the Grand Stand presented an appearance something similar tothat of old Vauxhall the morning after a masquerade. The Oaks day, however, will be as successful as the Du* day. LATEST OARS BEITDIG. 3to 1 apt Rupee (off) sto 1 Sagitta (t and off) 11 to 2 Seeing= (1 6to 1) 7to 1 Emily (t freely) 10 to 1 Buttarty (t) 10 to 1 Contains (t) 12 to 1 Stockade 100 to S Avalanche t) 100 to 7 Viatks (t) 20 to 1 Aurora (t) EPSOM RACES THIS DAY. PROBABLE STARTLES FOE THE GALL Seclusion. Avalanche. Brett& Cheesecake. Rupee. Butterfly. Viatka. Cecilia. Stockade. Aurora. The Venus filly. Lady Trespass. Contadina. WEIGHTS ros THZ GLAEGOw PLATE. Half a mil& Age seen 18 15 6 12 12 4 8 1111(. 4:kaNew " aB 7 Chantraes tattle Nat Polestar* Codlell E 7 4 Apollo E 7 0 QirloOs Gentle 7 Reese Proteree S 6 7 0 Pasecombe l2 Niger WEIGHTS Fos 766 E' Aailerdam =d7 Ball 4 • =h er I 4 a4l 0 0 D Dams a 111 am • 7N 0•4110 Malta aritolse • a T Norton $ 7 • Mk Nat 4 0 17 f by Vert adm~i: 2 0 _0 2 610 i iii 2 5 10 Mermaid f by Teddington—Ab- Less of St. Mary f by Sir Tattoo Sykes —lfortana LoathePs 7ima A •1, Rini One mile. Age at lb Caagreva Love2ovl _ _ Daleibolla I 41 4 Mor=r I 11 0 14417 Teem 11 • Ai • a 1 'vne' Adagio Del arearis NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAY 2L—APPOIATIONTS AND PRO. NOTioNN. Lieutenant J. V. D. Butler, to the Royal HZ C. H. Flee, to the Clio. Chief Engineers C. Wright, to the Hecate; T. Davies, to the Blenheim ; and C. Cotter, to the Asia, for charge of the machinery of tie Colossus. Paymasters A. Lava, to the Hecate ; and B. Luxmore, to be additional to the Hogue. Acting Chief Engineer J. Bey, to the Engird, foe charge of the machinery of the Devastation. Acting Assistant-Surgeon T. D. Allison, confirmed aa as. 'latent-surgeon in the Seiler. Second Class Aasistant-Rogineers J. H. Brettell, to the Hecate i and J. Roberts, promoted to the rank of wooed class aenstant-en&eer, and appointed to the Ajax. Acting Third Class Assistant Engineer H. W. Iliesterman, to the Hecate. WOOLWICH, MAT O ne of Mr. Whitworth's tuns was yesterday forwarded to Woolwich from Manchester, to be skipped on howl t h e (J im mie, gun vessel, which is to leave Woolwich during the present week for Sheernem with the gee named and one of the Armstrong gnu, both of which are to be engaged in a series of competitive experiments. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 24. The Hermes, 6, peddle-wheel sloop, Commander W. E. A. Gordon. arrived at Spitheed this morning from the Cape of Good Hope, harlot touched at Madeira on her voyage home. She sailed this afternoon for Woolwich to be paid off. TIM Ranger, 5, meow g® *easel. oommander Henry R. illeeidaw, sailed yeelerdep evening for the eastward. The Money, 40, screw, Captain Henry Caldwell, C.R, is mgrorders to Pia the Channel squadron, and is expected to sail toemerow. At o'clock this morning the mimeos is port and at dressed In colours, and at noon tired a royal salute a r rZer of her Majesty's Whitley. A salute was also flied from tie pros' cm battery. 1 - - Errs's Houceorsrazo Cooos.—lts delicious mut. , and hm soi . i ging power have pro genera mimeos es • brembiarn beverage. I lb.. t lb.„ r rilitWWl. et L. 111. nor lb., by the principal grocers. "um Ne4h. ROMPIIIMc Chetelrt, London. ...- Meertiriereralh THE MBE! " Argue," of the Poet, writes :—" The Derby drama is over, and the performers having been called before the curtain, it only remains for the critics to pronounce their opinion upon it. Seldom or ever has it been played before a more brilliant and numerous audience ; and the hero is one of our gamest sportmen, who has spent a fortune in the cause, and has had two frightful disappointments for it with Bobbie Noble and Lord of the Isles. Both the presefft and the ex-premier were present, the former having ridden on horseback from Kingston ; and it was an interest ing sight to see two such old sportsmen as his lordship and Mr. Oullyin closeand earnest conversation. Both are extraor dinary personages in their way, and have witnessed many changes both lancing end politics. Mainetone only ran to oon vines the public and those who had backed him what was the true state of affairs: and his lordship bore the account of the accident with his usual nerve, merely ho 'Tag there was nothing wrong. But when he recollected his horse raced Tbormenby to • head therfirst time he came out, and was in the finest condition prior to Beth, it must have been mortifying to find the ground cut from under him at the last moment. Yet such are the chances of racing. Of the Derby horses there were none so fit as the throe first, and none so bad as Umpire, who was literally wasted to death, flabby in his coat, and with no mess muscle on him than oe a child of ten years of age, irritable in his temper, and altogether so hurried and unprepared a horse, that, had the betting lasted half an hour longer instead of leaving o ff second favourite, he 'would have been out of the market. For this pitiable ex hibition he may thank his trainer , whose self conceit in thinking he could do more with a horse than has ever been know' to be done before in this country has been sufficiently exposed. I will as. nothing of the stupid idiotcy that prompted him to gallop Umpire six miles over the course the two days previous to the race, because common sense and humanity alike cry out against it ; and, so far from the American disgracing himself, I am of opinion he never ran better - . No end of protests were talked of against him, and an eminent Queen's counsel had one present on the part of Mr. Merry and Mr. Nicoll in case Umpire i,ould have won; but, after • spat deal of va by sevesal parties, the task of 'be the cat' ore starting was shunted on to Mr. Wyatt, the owner of Buttoner" who is summoned by the stewards of the Jockey Club to a pp ear before them on Saturday to give up his authority • im4 without wishing to prejudge the case, I don't thiiik the objector will take much by his motion. High Treason was not at all liked, the impression being he was far too light, and had nothing behind the saddle. Scott's lot were easily I. ke discerned in the paddock by the crowd around them, and although he started five it wee only nominally. The Wizard was as fit ariJohn could make him, but he hardy gave one the idea of s tay ing from end to end over a sever* eouree. Thor manbr lad not grown much, but he was as clean as a leek, and beg sad weII ; and it was clear why Matt Demon scarcely leave him, even to go for a day to a racecourse. In the dearth of good jockeys, Jack Slime was fetched spe cially from Vienna to ride him by Mr. Buchanan ; but he Was so weak from the journey, and welting during its eon tinuance, that, after he had weighed for him, Dawson was so nervous that he begged and prayed to have Custance aut. unaided, with what good result is already known. That the lot of horses wee very grand I censioi believe, when Dangu, who run fifth in the French Derby on Sunday, should actually have been fourth now. Mr. Merry wine • hundred thousand, and has thus beaten Sir Joseph Bewley in both his years." • WILIANDTON YACHT CUM—The members of this doh, anew the preaadasoy a the Duke of Wellia ruled • nista yintorday afternoon among sailing gigs for a =. The racewas a novel ass, and eionsequently • large somber of speeteliers, while the sailing was very pretty. The following boats started Gipsy, Hr. 0. Is; Little Pot, Mr. H. Gregary ; lam, Mr. 0. Ihe ; Dot" Mr. B. Denial ; Emma, J. J. Des Belle, Mr. Haidaw. • The illigenee woe how Bafferess to Wandsworth and beak, twice lip and lowa. The wind was W.N.W., and ender its Mimeos the boats got away et • cporter to four, ell Wig well off together. Boon the lama drew oat of the little fleet, and was wall a•heed of the whole at Wands worth • the Bell* pined her on the way back, where it was • ' elope race between the Bello, K. and Gipsy, but the latter ea the wit ap dishonest them all, sad ulti mately woa the esp, iff the ethos giving is se iledihr the tide was what them, ant the O earosgoestizr bowie( it ail b dV or OWE 11111 r. 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