The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-09 00:00:00

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Ticket-of-Leave std e N_*_r IPSO both claimed by the owners of the seoond and 2 / 1 WPM resp ectively. a A Pairs *ova., added to a sweepstakes of 5 sore. seehi L d7st 71b; four, fi s t ; five, get 71 2 ; six Mel BA Cattalo allowances. The winner to be Wit , ha. Cup course. subs.) lord 00~a law by Califor nia med (lM), eat Illb (Ruches) 1 Mr. W. Braes DMIDosa, tyn ;2001.;, rat lib (Mame) 8 • Mr. Wilaos'a Buoapbalou yrs (ra.., let 10111 (Bullock) 3 Captain Coutea's Little Itim to ;501;, 84 21b (Clement) 4 Betting t6to 4 apt B us, and 2 1 apt Romeo. Desmond led to within the 'stance, where the running was taken up by Romeo, who was never afterwards hen ths% and won by three lengths ; a bad third. Little Nat was last throughout. The winner was claimed by Kr. J. Osborne. Tic GRAND STAND PLATS Of HO son. • 3-yr-okb, TeX 41b ; four, Bst 121 2 ; five, 9st Sib ; six and aged, fi s t 7 1 b. Dares and geldings allowed 51b. The winner to be sold for VIOL To start at distance post and once round. (11 subs) lir. Peek's Plumper, by Matapism, i yes, rat alb Bolder I iQ hucese! Jar Longi!p, 8 vv. yd lib (Mlyty) it • I Amami Solway 11.inaonet7 ......... f =Post. Ira 1 1.. 10 .. 1....., • v rZ we 1,-- - L___ L. Day a 10 .. I —,. . . . .... me Amami sly l• 1.-......~* 10 - - ....pintail the 3 , orth Milk bps* :I SA NDKINAN '8 PORTR, at the 'reduced duty m g m eleilaS ladbusst. Mulled from Tut NUN lIONS, eir= 111111ebants ,operarda of 40 pars parveyors So d Llacols simaL Lamb Osaitall-sdask low Use weed. Ida sad Sts. psr doom : Abe aims, 415., Ma, saa dabs sad OK Oa, Ms, 121 a. Pasoilals dliseriss. assill Amur vim Ma. amid Sr.: sepaiso Ma. Ma. Ida. dda dlasaladsda. Ha t fr.: aid limet tadiaNs i r is illhia Medi% las.. Clare: 4 1 0 01 ire4" 21:144 tress Ma l ta Ma i. = Ws as split! ST. JA]IIIIN''SALLr Flocadilly. —WASH INGTON mows inuab mon= tad ritralmiii..l ZNITILTLIN3a, entitled TWO NOUNS IN - CA, DAILY DAILY M Time sod light o'clock. Ma; : Ans. So.: Od 11—NakSee if/ea trots 1,0 11111 5.-4kaaft" lir. IL =WANDS. --- _,I, Seathaveptonetreet, ~..___ _____ irsdiant, June 21 at It, and July 18 at t, at liastinentlt nlevid. Bola, Laurance and Co., Old Jewry chambers, (t$ : m. =N A G:gm Colemanetreet. Alretford, Hampshire, butcher, June 20 and 1141 it ad lksa .Besindballetreet. Sok. Brendrett all Co., and Waters, Winchester ; off. aaihr , Pennell, Oulki ballieembas. Itltaitph Jun., hustin.friars, City, merchant, June tl att, & and hey II at 11, at BaainehaU street. Bole., Linklaters I Hestweed, Walbreat ; or. ands., Edwards, Baainghall• lON tillithel PADYOI9, Jan., Northamptmi, shoe manufacturer, Jana ]Pat}, and July 17 at le, at Hasinekalletreet. Bola., ' Loftus Astiema& New Inn, ftlnind, sad Bhoesznith, Northampton; l i v atallit , Iliramb, Bringliallatreet. ALII9I. WellesboureWarerickshire, maltstir, llas UWI Jib 9. COCA. Bola, Neer" Wavle!. awl I liWaad 4"" lltrialosbam , ot isolg., • lloPi Wi t ilme itAing 111 1=re, oUbellipi, nealtware dealer, Tdis II and Adz to, at 114. at Illadoslos Court heal at Not as llois., Hunt and Son, Notilashaaa : off. mit, Han% NM. of the machinery of 11 1 : 1-- li t 'ptie. '. Acting Second-Clam Ammtant Engineer A. Clarke, to the Bulldog. Acting Third-Clam Amustaat.Eagiseere d. B. Firth, to the Bulldog • and H. F. Mongrel!, to the Harrecouta. Engineer W. Thomas, promoted to the mak of acting *mond-clam areistant-euguieer in the Leopard. Thew eptegall.l vide& alter pe wsureelmlly to pae ewers sad .Mn ISM esseriebeis of peso- Witt iled deePellek • the/ eel= we at Or tart sad fastest sess.ls sink WI WI sone* ler itie trade. sad by We rapid pampa We ewe' •Inesera eepsW bal. —ref &IVA swan san sea Cs. Lleerrxd . or to T. IiACKAIr era CS.. I. Keerseis- Street Laidee. tC . i: HZ OHABIL:ROYAL d ST. GRORtS itrtadaer.—Arlymbibbst • mile of 18 STSIIII3O tb• libtilbto of Pim most sagaftleset Imifidi C P=11•4 4 Ansa* law the 01•010111 01 Yd the Tomb jut emoted by rows,*as *ask iter • doolgn by WKS. tool Pits••l to as mammy et o'lll2=lnm of Gloomier. Tits serio. . 00 $ Imo ea netilot et !IC sr two specimen for St 3d. 0 101tal ieg. 41, Osamlstnet, London, Maly opp•- alt• sad tar exportation. .... . - TWA NOM COXYAND.—We are able to state , positively, and have peat pleasure in doing so, that Vice- I Admiral W. J. Iln Johastone has been nominated to sue ool4 Vies Adadrelßarvey as Conunkadenia-Chief at Sheer ! nes; whose terni expires on the 30th inst. Vice Admiral Johnstone is well known in the service as an officer of superior qualification, and the @election is therefore highly entditabks to the First Lord of the Admiralty. The only drawl:oat is 1 the disappointment-which certain &weepers of almost equal claims will experience, and who will feel it the more acutely from the cue tjbae, the are not likely to have another opportunity' et Deihl* 'bar flag. Yr. Arthur Jones, paymaster Tt.N., labs secretsa7 to Hr lieusrAm Johnstonlt ing.rrititi"l4hkeineacb• esciek 3 7 to Vies-Admini I,&rile THEIONFICY OF has OOLDIFFRIAM GtrAEDS.— . We believe that the. edlosieley etthe above distiegaiihed , regiment, vacant by the death of the Earl of Strafford, will be necepted by kw Royal Huss the Coninhader-in. Chief, and that the coicceley of the Soots Fusilier Guard; ; which will be vacated by his royal highness, will be offered. to Lord Clyde. —lbid. DtsferitoDttestre or AIM:WIRY. —The 4th Regi s/anti et Lancashire Militia Artillery ;wind is Livee peol =boo Cork Next week this regiment, which la exklumas ter flys years, and is in a fine state of wlllbe diesmbodie4 a ste which arise present 1 (Imo! but be The rig sat was riasulb elsimanded by Lieu Bourne, who at preeest the same rank la semissition with the Lan esplthe Artillery Yolwateen. 1 . . • ' AIESSRB. MONEY aud 0018' (01 AL , riALIA —rot MCl.llOtl-411 hos rbLIP din 4 (Sp 1111• 6 : am Docks Ola 'ISDN C,DA V, JIM Ilk salmi , WiesisW, as =ppm lONLX.AI. LIM Ws. r lying in the tut tubs Deska TOO slip hems ere d Mown lima sad esiebnial lbws d Niter. ohlrh c..n• pm... the Lancobobbikilottalk. TRA. Ifargilli. tier=s a i r tut, tsvoszke. old wellksows ship. bulb re.t) for the pormogot troll to A Her " tt r .4.1 .n. .11 dares et ponomouni • 64 7=1 scrivri... amt %WIS. UK —Panto, I ay .. tbi• Id. or pockets ars ossoryed boo Paatlairbes ' Ant .W 6 kr secostsha tans, mad ascood4Lias tnt 11Aloi=bos tuna 8 and 80_ Wino and Work Mir grisiseVr—Ruperior ~ 1.1=N, " nod 1.101 AL RIOT r IL and lion caa highly rocomaamil Gtn. aa. to 4.1.. Mahan wait/ and at:1 1 111 1 M per palm. Jaataloa lash Ifs. to Ifs. • trod. Ma pot alm. Maim taipwriacilant, tar pillow PO point lino of =s e % = trio past ma application. Tomo, oak —7l, 6RO I'LL ROOMS, Wi o n g dmastreet, , oTic r2 , 4 •olWei to Aet Parliament , 11118101 x 15 to =ZaWa trasubo tilt lathe O w ii = 4 rittiOtarielook. himiteloo. la. :Cali (land) 1 Captain Doffs Gorsebill, "Mg& (.11. land) • Hughes weighed for ammo. sad Ms. number was added to the telegraph some time after the others had been exhibited ; the horse, however, did not get to the post in Ifin i t t tra 5 to , Jam; Aargisr, 2ta 1 PB 181 P•r• Plumper wade tell the =mug, sad Mil liy.three-nosifiers zqen4t ra h. a bad third. Th e winner was claimed by Mr. ie. Ailesburi. A AXES of 30 sots. each, 20 ft, for 3-yr-olds, ss.l lb; ; fillies. Bst *; certain winners extra. T.Y.C. (5 nubs.) Mr. A. Nichols' The Wizard, by Weat Australian, Set 71b (Aldcroft) w.o. LATEST BETTER() ON THE COURSE. ST. LEGER. 'lO td 1 art Horror (t) 10 to 1 Avalanche (t) DERBY. 12 to 1 eget Dundee (t) 80 to 1 Elarikoff (t) 33 to 1 —by West Australian—Aphrodite 40 to 1 Wmg ) 40 to Vanoon (t ver (t) 40 to 1 Wild Will (t) • 40 to 1 Bushman (t) 40 to 1 Robin Hood (t) 50 to 1 Matador (t) ATOURIIMEIF SONDON • • leseitork rudiliwasit mid «4 dlosillllll% go spa= as noadalmasai .laws r ow saw aama ► a• Or at aa. * aad a ta tes S_Wia. at ; pis Jewspada ; ilatraa. NTT nails iaM7J , 8. Week M. James's. IN yaw OW and JI *tint Jail gingskai-uPou ___i tr il l i ttaat . rpos-Ca ; cf. T— JO= Lam Miry/ A sad HORATIO Evt 11111WORTII. Halltas, Itorksll",dyp Jumbo amid July V, at 11, at bled/ Court. Bak, Waveff and Co., Balltax, and Bond sad Barwick. Loads : off. Mit, Yaw& Lorda Gnome ORAGO, frhediekl and Watb-upon-Deasne, Yorkshire, carrier, June nO and July tB, at 10, at Leeds Court held at Bot, Blackwell, Sheffield , off. wig , Westin, Ahel. field. Rom Womitrf Omar and Jong Mawr, Limps* mer chants, Jane 19, at it. at Liverpool Court . INBOLVENT YETITIONYLS—AT YORTUGALIMISIS. AWOL C 11172 0011111SS101111 LAW. _ _ _ court RIOOLVER, RIFLIS and PISTOLS, vv ar4 Nposes,SW YOWL Ben GUN, krprotec ravel. righters, and sporting pur travee and house on. , 36, 44, 56-100 sabre 21 11 , 24 r5, , 27, Ilatotb barrel. ti RINOLV RifIes ICSB, krIPS. swam =spa bore ; 4 la s ti t Hogb barrel , 5 and 6 shots. Deeeripliv i zke Sat free .- Iv who o eek and retail, by the patentee arautaetnnw ujor COLT, la, Pall MaIL, 6.W.,' London. Avoid eeenterlsiba—Zesry WU London proved. 110TICL—These bteeniers can all Cart Bartow, es both sot. ward bad b.:DP: _Ps.hille. to bad and receive Mails. BR v ITItH and wad M IRTH AMERICAN ROYAL I SITAII MVP. appointed by the Admiralty to MAIL between LIVERPOOL and INIPW YORK direct, and be te,. LIIIKRPOUL and IM can't, the Boston ships onicalling at HALIFAX to !anti arc! re-cire passengers sad her esty's walks. Tbe tolishring or other rehab are 'pp:anted to weslUl from Limped REMOTA, for DiesTON. Saturday. Jona It PIRMA, I.r VEW YORK Direct. flatted:kr, Pine MARIA. Saturday. /Meta Pawnee money. tuclu.lll.4 steward's he and prennoisa hat wittc.rit nines or II 'non, whlch eon be obtained en beard :—To Raider sa•l Boston. chief cabla. LIE emend Alt To Neu ork. chid odes. IS; sasamil asala. 432. Is Setae.. Iheton. an 4 New York KV Wish 8.• 11 ,1 6.8.4 4 mu., +null ;AV , 01. to each and apearda Tbsae Pic c scc.hinkrtmwe for • Halted maim d mead dalia yew etagere-14r hence or other inisrmake apply Se:. R. Posed, es, slid Broad ,treet, Lorton D Cents, Mime, erIIK Place de la Bosnia Paris ; 0 and J. Ran* Pachshmaetregh cal C. Wirer, QVIVIULOINZ ; w D. and C. Wirer, ram ' stmt. Ump.. 4. IIARLOW'S SELF-ACITNG • SYPHON TAP. xonin.pagmihird. No woreig beerersear wits fe. BARLOW S PATENT CANE ITANA—Ne wean or esilment disturbed fa tlltl. will repay Newt a lumbeiteld. 7141,141. BALLetelt AUTOMATON LIND= 11111111L—Mereasted to awe eas ton et nide . Rios 171 OIL Bade ebtle WeAM. 11.111LOWB NG =AT ,molt • sra i r av r a lL • mall Ire, And we a Me dead par mMs. NoTATO RTRARICIL-1M may method 10 000 k Own ta perfection. By all Wane we its sells. szpilained. Mae lb., Is 11.1. A Shod to JAMS liallOW, 14 Wag WlBlas dye* Inversese nod polontes. Ise that Ma tie awl Mims way =lido mil Mime are spurious twilellanu—illeMillemt lan rie HABANA. CIGAR COMPANY (Limited). DUISPROINI. - . DRESSING CASES and DESPATCH BOXES. STOCK EN and Co. beg to Inform the nohility, gentry, and public that they have now on show an entirely new with all the recent fapnvements la Dressdrg Cams and Llniming Bags, Despatch Boxes, Tourists' Cases, Reticules and Been Medisvalysiountiod innings Cases In various etyl7 l ;,U Ling Books and Inkstands en suite. Jewel Cases, Scent Caskets, Bookslides, and munerous articles in pearl, malachite. teetotal • paplermache, do. Bibles and Church Services, mounted ia Ivory, together with a superior aaortment of atationery of every deserfption. Wedding Orders, Viaitingewl Invitation thrdsoks3., ea the shortest usitice.-63, logenketreet. Quadrant. Meer Umbel 9/1 wnuAleilelSON. Derl i =ea. The Idgbt Mew LordGerm* I OM. T. C. Um Admiral Denier. Allied Ilarsa.l4. lOWA SI LBlLltbEke, M=llll4 Wileati. The slant Company lamle desk of rod Imported Uana Clpea. beim _ bap* isill disloyal in co. lie le their oelehemled a* Mibeimee COMM seely Mee Cigar.. Mem red Mbrelmem, 11414rald, St. ..r.r. ir:7 Lasess. R. W. Spell& s om e i rzeildetre • =Lae. Leaders No. fif 4. 41414.44444. •mu 44, Debut: M. Otifla b irelar e be b rag as. I.: go ma 114 ammo . Cambridge : S. MECH I and BAZIN'S DESPATCH BOXr WRITING CABIii. In Russia and Morocco leatbars new made In twentdifferent forma and sines , fitted with real Drunk and Chubt, loc k: also others of • damper deteriptios : ?doss vary fr o m fl to Z5O. Portable Writing and Dressing cam Brush Cases, Courier .Bags, (ties. Maw Daikalesso Baskets, Sporting Knives, Wine and Spirit Maks, te.-112, geatitreet, W., sad 4, Leodenhan-strest, LC. THE VISITORS' PLATE—The objeition against Plumper was considered yesterday (Friday), and the raw was awarded to Neoptoletnus, who came in MICOOti. This but charge was, it will be remembered, made against Plumper on the ground that the owner of the horse had started another (Jeakin) in the same race, contrary to the corgi- Cons. SPECTACLES improved by HARRIS sL 80N, will most &stalely e the right. Better most be made. Steel with re pebbles. 110 : Mod, oikb , Me4le. to 10s. Gold sod &her Spectacles and ZgoOlseise 1 vsrlety, mg widal 1 1 :7 ppm s QM Us. 61. poet tree. • 01 sod lON, to the Royal really, opposite ths Braid lbws= Leallow • Islsiallidied 17//0. Owelleo,—Re Clavallses aftiored. WINKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION I. sow YOU[.—The uvn.roos,>7lll =z run.eaus.ruse sTfAa coltP4Morleed •i follgotronot tees Lrv•FM.WOMl4allalkedllos al titmodotts w+Wrt~aa~r ant Bill LlV=.pcta aim Tom KANGAROO. Ge.Owsday. Jr IS. IDINIVROIR N wtasday. Jam IL And sem succeeding Wobtotot. 15.17. sal 21 goloork ottorboi to Ito osommo• emboo. itamoo, • WOO% toolodiog poodoloos Om it Possomooto tor 4..00b owl So Welton Stan tooloil it zmorsotanst torms.—Not *odor portioNtoto INN ri ami l iii toollo se r tai laorposi ; Int sod MAUL ILL OW ARCHERY PRIERS, WIDDIRO sad BIRTH DAY PUFENTA.—AI T. A. lIIMPOOX Rol Call 111stahrWurrrat. 114. lt,Krntogres& mad & 14nair4itnst. .111 ttoa- heal !mood sum:Voss sovettles at every dr salWiss. of tn. Woo wad buimatful &Wow, urn belterod ererroly f r t , *ir Nome, wellaWs for woad's* awl Mow* pre... o. 'wry gawk aw—T. A. SHOWN rd 111., mid and do* moodadorws. =aft isomers,/ snow mg Way war tM D.,„Nat- a / 4 4t. sad 1111041 W. VALUER of GOLD.—WATHIRSTON and asoumg. kr the biesilbe et de labile end lb* eimerre reiresk bog W =due de bleeby emedeemed Pi. ari l die VALUI 410111. MAN yeardea ad Os 101 e. ' de Yr trader aster li r will be Abe delsebel by M. dreduien of It es Übe sellOeb Odd big YAWS left ft gone or web. NW, OM odd d 11 web Ow b IS erele../S 11 ft awls.. al USO weed ..11 6U6 1 33 / =.... I s is e ; awls..eamelb.. 3 1 4 5 4 5 fremosis iumsL 4 I I la arra .IN 3 awls.. 114 11 easele . kVA 111 eiebb.. 11 1 4 Nude .. IP IT I ihrolord SI?NS 13 earaie. .111 • ends .. 116 * 111 await . 11. I 13 amels.. 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NA seat Pods; raragay ".. = dm dodo id lia . wade didlidand MIK la Mk 91 Ss. idorzepi Ada( Wad. di Sli. ; Yam beldrule. 11. dd ; every 'dor idled powesdkaald, Maw al die dint Wedare Ilundiume lassar. 114 - 1114.201 a Oswesiialisi. %kat Atammo . disbildied It Ism Is lid Addis A Ind law Atm meek uss sod de imiais tka lidolso Is Labia' of IwMa Is took ammi MW di Mei mid baddri. maw mow mad lois lel Wades cwww.lo6.. d tar. slam 11.ery snick I. .artaili W beruit prise is eaay.l or swag iderrd It ad amend 4. paid in an. ay dam la dr kliarbiss. - ) o shop 11.7641 or dr .1 era LONDON CARPI? WARKHOUS& obi DONS solidi to Impoetino of their vitamin' _uc of CALMING, I. Onion soil fakirs strltabie to I llll lto Mott Mot Ofllt Wastedlo. aotioatam lops. a lllnOtitos oosidottoro am do% flkoZtots..4 sod • oil 111 6 Wilisoirm4oott-tool. W. VAST OHAIRR, COUCHZ6, aad BID& MOWN WICITIVER li••• ems of the mull amplid• lows. Pa* up Is • irm anal spew tor forwarra NW al hems •••0 1 4• 11 asd Weida Ors. Prmaift. "RILICKNELL, TURNER, sad SONS' RAND CAN LEA I icKS wttla nhades as pow int of capes wig= mashed about.—RUC[ 11 1111/...‘ Zit. n gr./ and blew simners and as god mitionts, at the Bee Hive, la Sad Illapaark•t, LW. VIEWS GERMAN WAX CANDLES, *l. eft. Brill& at sr wow la. 4.1; bt tit. rename Ils. • ; Ise wank ; byt7c emu. . (4.. pateist SWIM, Of M= : ed , mid sodsisAsab. too seypia t mc rola bit. 10.1.: fit Mint • = Cass oil, 4. per gallou. ?Mak /AL : Oa, A. si..l sea. per 11111.; =um; fistikar. Is. W. per pos Set . commus Wows Maier. U. : arldia IllYirrr la 4.1.. how y. l► att.• reek ; Owed. la II& --toe grAat P. DAVII24 and SOWS 0.1•111011.0 ail waralama. 15. 111. /fiar1110.1....a, litarlaserana, Loam W.lll. REST CO %LA, 2:la. per Tem.—LEA and Cons we'. la 'mum 81 , 11110EAICZ fee Melee. 111W/WOU. Olfleibt4Noi all. CM is Me pee mewed tberoeirkly erveseed v....) par: .4 Landloa To 111111111110 ediverlee of the ahem' prig,. *II .sodd be bevrieled 'Meet =t LEA awl( -.Aim.* mem. mirelenama &Mem .r Elwin& TART FRULTS and PRIBIIIVIS, los. per Joann Fob Sauces and Plekke. Idi egi V o rren Saw thon.lre M•ren.ilthay. In At. par dem ; and Mani Ima.ll art.l rho. 'Add% P ail di OM. Oftlee and I..rit•ibiry 11,, ' , At k a Ilea* lormu dim ild prosor let K14,•14.11 l'At Otigine OR and littroollotint thirottrti Dad. Tot Pmd weapon= an N It. MA, wed Ter fa •L and 61. per Ho, —At VA l• Jarmes 4ll • B4 . 0.181. d Ir°1114".". Jsmas4rwpasre. ROWLANDS' KALYDOR,an Oriental botanical lan 1.. r Irapnrens and neautifyina the eamplezioa tadalr " ; .l l4s r.T.Ily pain:4oM alai ladles' alianue.l syeeihc elerla the neat ....Ac .. ani 01411 11 4 le tion u" th. akin "nth nes tr.-00.+, lan dist .4,4st:on, ant allerr rtotat.e.4.4 rhite4l,4ls, Yanills i rakla tat, fair, and la ...lag It ...alai. all the stir d Ames se the Aft. .11.1 her entla nine/am to egad ire lailmery sr hreenee Wee beat 04 le mar, r ,:ly la high npale, innlina:Mley dhow al Irian S. the h. an, realms .4 lbw Caw ft 414. and la. 0 p r battle. l'alaU.4l -The 11111/46 - It Arise ere ea as p . the wearier .4 r.. , s I.4ths, sal Muir , _" A. 110110 see tune le re,l this sa fora arald at Ilasteelpeets. Ur .1.. n . are by the...isle mal pertatere. Not tr.• Aar Two Mawr EXTRAORDI ri ARY DlBOO YICRY at as faintly YIN' TM COSY d 01111141 IGLU . litae ter oNIO.I np two.. Wynne apidalpireimeY Opost Yr...-. ...a ....m...—.10...team0 et Wm Mad hisete et taw 1 . 4 .4 *1. , 11f14 Aermilmisd NZW LOCAL WA • with th, tutpurt• of Oadelligiderl fienrrany ar.• the sambeel froett. d the ft.p4r• bet whirl' Wm blow rem*/ blreined toes Iltehowl tuns tr..• oe r...lpt .Itw Mme. is Ellbsy 4 p= .lO A. W HILL, , 111 A.. la , ANINAVIAO4 L 11, amindlilione bon newtNE SW% ma Au ha Ugh. ...Wee MEIN NAST INDIA TIA COMPANY affilsib, Ora oaf, Orropsop vM~ emir owa e sia= Os IMAM dinkt.—• mbar et IS pre 17sa lb. bag al tea boas fa 44. poor ;at falba Is Oa bent Oran SOL ; few Lapwing Sarassag, Imi i =4lll: 4 7 Waseassa. 9. Great St. Elskiraborableid. INTLEME-110T101 at RICKOVAL. Tow. G N. Itor found absgatelyseesmary Mt move bodoiro trem Iltiorotrost to apoOros prowlook elidt will mile Ma moo Yom] orm at Or is otiglootod fte Yu of nab' Imam§ W to par par, soll awry article ont oosted bolosso soirdwoor thereof Mr *non ow wee. 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BOYS' PLUM mins, Un-; SINN Malmo Oren 1114.—/bAs ally by wain so. laderbobllL CRYSTAL PALACE. A three days' Fancy Fair, in aid of the Ware houses's and Clarke Schools, wan opened yesterday in the innsept of the Crystal Palace, which advantarotm site was covered with daintily decorated booths, presided B ATIiS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-the- over by ladies lost upon thank, judging from the wanner in MATRIL4 of 9OMIURI3, as evidenced by the analysts of the which they turned their experience upon the public. , celebrated Professor Wing, are stimulant, ionic, alterative. said The stag of the weather is of little importance inside le t r h ie e nt ,; Thai are o f ot atl i zinLLlLtrvicie , V h i e re y removing diaorders the Crystal Palace, and would be of less if measures were Wm these takes to prevent showers from finding a way through some 1 organs when the a llocilnal circulation is defective, awls, the proceews of secretion, and give • healthful regularity to the part. of the roof. The summer having now set in with its orgasm of cotillion and amlonlistion. They are powerful usual severity, it behoves all who are charged with keeping remedial agents in easesof erdiugesseat of the liver, In affectiou the Palace in proper repair to make it water-tight, which of Wit Mem. he brvoctiondrio. Jaundice. hemorrhoidal disease is not entirely its condition at pretest. sad abtUlavaa cocallPstioll. In =OM of gout. and all other The numbers in attendance yesterday were not so greet as Matinee produced by Inefficiency of the digestive functions, ~ Itheymtbly would bass boss if the journeyjourney to sa d f rom the roost happy remit" have been obtaland from them. The 'M. , eery of the ureters to more especial, vesageised by tale who the had entailed ter risk of a wetting. Still there drink times at their wares ; for this Misinteoestler ale of the was in the illlntelliliila neighbourhood of the fair • very moantains, the piety .f the sourcanding ems sad perfect eh- toletshis muster. iltel eueduet of the negotiations reflected dreethen tie the cares of the world, cosegelo amlegbes the action the greatest coedit re those at the head of a ff airs. Alluring I ilf the air beverage. The tomb" wash elicheht liewhell achy, Awed forth by letters of white roses on with their beautiful woe, are interesting br iteh m d es 7 and Min.", . ~,i,a, amoral all hesitating purchase's that change that afford may and pleasant access to the IMlaabeth's -c— -lock, Luther*, a eh, and all the picturesem d a , m i ,„,,,,,,. would pr... Tim undertaking was strictly and honour- The manallisent Casino, which, la the et its archltectunb alb' WM widt se fiw as we had 0 1, 0 rtunities ci soting• W jaidous inetrilettion of its apartments said the richness of Then was • urge proportion of vestal or semi-use as decorations, surpasses every other Wilco of the kind on the foil articles as eels at some of the shops . end not ban" of the Shine. "' n g Aith ""mi kr IldW Red concerts, a° • few warehesseness most have toenail:id to see also kw lbs gam's of Trente et and Roulette: the o • ttl ro w. w hi s k ha hang womb. on h an d up t o fare= is played with the half cal the latter with is. viwu ism: the . 4ally venture of the haat M lir Trente et Winne, thtlduee__•t t ivalk i mmia li *614 a al a very high table is Mud st twelve thousand =ends, and the nkaallalinl LADY +mur Tien 1,00110 1 , 4 4 n Partioder• wee a stake Is her kindred ant eighty pounds. Among the other ate one, and the demand foe at bar establisimist Was trneih°•• ii• mentioned a UAW sad andoriebb maw- so brisk that • fresh stock will most likely have to be laid fielded °lth Getwals. hew{ Nallikii B e- is foe this day's demand. At Mrs. Milner ()themes taste !kisTitamisea Belgian and Dutch jeurnele: • 1 , 14•41n1 in the I fully appointed 'tell a good deal was done in Otpumpis style of dessnidos : • Os= hir lit_ .. ..truse st • des= seiehig se to •dr terses, weed =lb sambrirs. Mtn ft C. Hall kept closer to the nick -peek disisipirmi" whew =we Is • =Ns ChM, h I=opess " iota 1 standard of fancy fairs in ordinary. The bliothionem , a dry. Mesa red at tv• este& mist the =perished's°. of , of Aylesbury ventured on the daring innovation of marking the edebssied IL elsel el Perth wile is She Immo of the re- her goods is plain figures ; and a very good imitate) . aof a re " 6 "" l ' s " " rsammi 411. aub " lL An excellent erch"t" two-shilling Lowther Arcadian shepherdess doll was re4 " ".B 616.61 m. aI " ; la the amble at the Welk is • ticketed at as low a _price as hat a guinea. The rush for its stuns= ht the bersted pries or the Casino, Mai la ' the rrosess hs the biltriesp • in mob... c g dpgappp poseasiat had eat however communed at an advanced sarei visa the use= rag* period of the day. Another novelty was a puet-ofilee, at , a=Vmme, imilinghers-plagersof ibe ltalianripera in Tads. Which anybody who knocked and tendered a shillin was , sad IL DidlieWb : OW" )• a rodaAmlndall7w o4llB 7 6 fraimilis• ser• to dad a leder for him. That which we obi. nod, =sez . boln, sad Ms. of vadel desriptis= sressi soft iiimm ing wiplp as usemptioe the a* gra serraptediy. The Des.•••• grist IN= se siallhe : lO w w ade " te mew We se distiedht pp 1 tillest titirtin the pines by•tlie-ig . e —that oer sum was peel= to es With this she tem NEW sum ; Viet Os to mention taw the wilier IMO _l l6. . ems at =ld semi kireh shseadig he rid de= ems, leezzl 1 to a great deal at oar lissidr, and assiii.luwe brillosee pool ; eateielisa pesserms wham UM peed y the mint inveterate lashils al enseldirg seri we hold st , tr , of Os whew men ;AM agarla alanallild *8 vieWktch , key. not t o mention th e d en i a l of _.,. o ab resim o ssamempop l."" Sph o aliiilli mod o g i ne j uill a s po s al iorid almibl V I ll • i km gild Mleberharity of secood-quality gloves ; as ,ree pp simpshig sposight wrdrysto : pop g i s = ;In shark WI " Oh, net that hat' We trust that Y th= that by dr wridnardso el Ilk .ha and ; MOM 4111, Rowland Hill has been called in tune to this theatre. sad Ns sisstleg pirdes Ohs =gime. I raid =iii=o OrTsta Palace. it awn , to a imillinnala INA ma= dude al MINN Rani et pas 'wo do to a vary idtreagive tale" of ths of , The hwewej. 111e:!.....14.61.211 tires 6 1 1 V I W,„__ Wr Pekoe yd pre to whisk visitors generally do anything but I g ',„„ 4 " 1 " .. 1 „,;,, Nr a lga ni r "=, 4.7lbieljgunew p. m ; qr. isjemiis, w tip amid to speak .of the curliest arrange. • sew ask. eg a l i vall awl osysikaa. ino he a Sew weeks the sew end. M ewls wow Pollamild is the diningdeParinunL no , road direct hen Irrsaktort to Ismb=ll .. he spired, ,WM of voseferisinie partia. tows • a reguiretans whisk • abi Ilia jean INS ass be portioned Oa le hes /peg book& EDZHAY DAILY ItIGLIGLE COAT, = e tra. —Made oily by ISAMInd 1714 &L ift June 2t J. 1011. 7 1 - Itelminsk — rierrylTboTke . ..renl, better-4. Turnbull, set, AdardiaLtertheo, Vauxhall bridgeroad, Journey man pianoforte maker—lt Alin, Besunsontntreet, Haryiebone, Insurance agent—J. P. leaamon, Belje•Iillt1 Inge, Salisbury square, City, attorney's eink—J. H. Almon, Elisabethotreet, Backrieyroad, wise =relent —C. Johnson, Victorit.plini, Shoreditch, fish curer—W. L L. L. Hutchison, Penge, Surrey, and Ansericanquare and Jokenetreen City, American bnd general ship broker. June 25. W. O. °cadetax,, Upper Marebone-street, Meryl.- hone, draper—C. King,Pesbgiaaa, Kensington, smith—J. Peat, Jun., Terrace, King.street Hammersmith, milliner. 111701111 Na. 001111113NIONILIR MURPHY. June 22. J. T. Brown, Princes-square, Kennington, commis sion agent—A. Amen Hanwell, Middlesex, tailor—W. Almond, Hanweit Middlesex, tailor—J. Abbott, Devonshire-street, Len. = ' Vine S arri. , Ifeatheotootreet, Mecklenbarghernmee, dreLleit=rJ. Drawer, Brentwood, Wei, late E . BMWs Of Um I.ew Turnpike Boads n l a 'ru j Trent—' ' IL Mstwpy gli EM 4L e= "e rtlT7 ' - 4 .fifir i ell i° Tnng ; W =Mg Warm, Regent's-place, Wert ' ae llarelaßßlS OP DrVIDYNDR. Mimi! AIWA UM& Orespng, surgeon— lest dividend of 4d., eny atnansaes, Binningliam. JAnnl Do , draper—lst dividend et le. Sid., any Thareds,y, at JOVII BROWN, N Ist dividend of 3d., June 11, and three an t • at Harris's, Nottingham. ION• OLASOuN, New -apon-Trent, steam boiler maker-2nd dividend of lit, Ism 11, sad tires subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham. atztrit Jot= HMV, lthirgetenerpon.Aull, tailor—lat dividend of ila, any Tuesday, at Carrick's. Hull. DTVIDENDS. June Se. W. J. TbeeMit Cornmereialroad, New Peckham, painter—June 30. T. Eason, Milton-nestSlttingbourne, Kent, brewer—June M. A. Colvin, W. Ainslie, B. D. Colvin, T. Ander ton, and D. Ainslie, Calvet* ma..- . -June H. T. Welldon, Peterborough, Northamptonehire, groom--July 1, I. Perkins, °album, Hinisndaltire, haberdeabst—July L I H9ligkee, Chel tenham, ironmonger—July 11. T. Shakespeam Blnalngham, coach =niter, manufacturer—AM lik W, Lartiton, Pork, ben fouridar—July 11. W. Harris (separate =Mei, Hull. draper—July 11. W. West rseparate estate% - upon-HalL !Inper—July U. M. S. Seeley, Linordir, CUTIMCATZ3 to bs granted, unless muse be shown be the eterzery, on lbe day of meeting. June 10. Jane =sett North Ockendon, Essex, spinster—June 20. A. Wilson, Aldershott, Hampahhe. surgeon—June fO. J. Wen ham, gwanbasa, Norfolk, watchmaker—July 2. J. I.l•Alpine, Cheltenham. inamenger—July I. J. Underhill, Plymouth, Iron monger--Jay IL J. Heniman, Epson (keen, Nottinghamshire, lace amn adsot w—Jlyy 3... D. I. Crick, Leicester, boll&r—June 30. H. Bach, filegkeld, bearer. .311CATIp rnra MrtESSZLIIBeasbeiteciOBTICOPLASTIQ , igNAXEL—Ttn elegglag for Tender sod Decayed Teeth that will set ►eeo~e dleebtoared. For Trent Teeth In valuable. Peet-tree It, so .elaye (directions ortekeed).-314 lteeent-etrert, Leedom (befog ths hale). TEETH. —Mr. EDWARD DAVIESQE continues to SUPPLT TEZTH of the moat es beauty at 10a per teeth. whkdt Prim ma out he e t ....2. pe_ naive momatlap. His LIQUID HNAHEL, for Decayed Tuella to pearly white, and lute for ever.— ;717V . sat Strand, Lowden, adjoining the klectrte Tetegraph eillest—Dwartptire books tree by post, two 'tamps, 'YOUTH sad BEAUTY.—The FLEUR de TAG if Mum of Toeth.43 . Sto any complexion stadia Se Ow side delkeey,softeets. awl the roseate of leaft/s. To be oe4 of =WARD DAV IPPON, asualiet, 4111. Weil /Wad, aver the neetrie Tele treph °Mee, la same at II& ; meallteatees ta postage stamps. Dem:tells* pt pilot five 1p poet far two saws. N O CHARON MADE for STAMPING PAPER sod larillLOPIR with Aittt, CUM, or IITMAIA— ROD11101.:1111 swpweirronais•kaid adhadvstßlMlßOPll6,44. par WO. alerrimid Noah tan rim he halm tor at ; thick ditto, Aropopw quires far ; solporilas isoirta fa per mat ; sermon , do. WCDDING CAW& WIDDTNO ENVILOTINI, IN VITA TIONR to the Dr.litt/trElk and BALL PUNT= sad swamis worm with ARMS or Cant? w iM latest idles. CLILINPLITI =MANTIS INGZAVID sad lie IUPWI2II2CAIIIIII2IIMID to 4 Old.—Oboorra at =JAY atinaloini wiltdmitora ralablialutirst, u. fIULUDILLY, two Maw awn horkolliootroolh ROWEN GUN BOATS. —The first of a aeries at limpwlmi Ufa upon this national calamity ap= la the GAZDJIMIXII DILIONICLY of THIS DAY. A copy .ent for six elasega dity. , ON the PHILOSOP This M' en of DISCOVERY : Chripters ilisteeleal wed CriticeL By wauee waives-L. D.D., "'AA, lissiow at Trinity College. Nat the emplellien el the Tittrd Mitten ot The brid VhilLoyhy .Bl" / the Ia delepeen" By the lewd Author. HISTOST et the INDUCTIVI aciL.Ncia4. The Third with Addltiosa. Three volumes, as. NOVUM OW/LYON 111110VATI:11 : being the Second Part of • 'Third Ratko ot The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences." With low Additions. Ti. 'INTUIT et ICIIVTIPIC !Ditty : hying the First Part of • Third toles et The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences." Two Volumes, with large AJdidmu, 14$. Lowden : John W. Patter and Son, West Strand. Oemplote in Three Parts, with numenott illusbatlmit MIL Id, ELEMENTS of CHEMISTRY. By WILLIAR ELY MILLIR, 11. D , , Professor of Chemistry, EhetsCallsek London. iMooest Edition, eniareed, of the First Fmk PilL London John W. Parker and Son, Westatrand. Aecncul Edition, sa, GENERAL BOUNCE. By G. J. Werra MELTILLZ By the male Author. BOLEBY HOCBE. Second Edition. Two Volumes. ISA DIOBY OBAND. Third Edition. to. EATS COVENTRY. Third &Minn. Ss. THISINTWEETRR. _second Edition. .10e. ed. Lode.: 701 w. lvter &nd 6m, Wed s4nnd. Eighth Edition, with Illustrations, la. TALES and STORIES from ILISTORY. By Aoa RILICILLIID. London John W. Parker aad ace, Wad lanai. DIMSOLVED. W. Bull sod M. H. $l. John-square, , Clerkenwell, Ste sod eseteetal warehousemen—W. Spencer and T. Rhoden Manchester, tea deakere—n. 24. Creswell, W. H. Credwell, and F. Cromwell, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, metal brokers, so far as regards W. H. Creorwell—H. T. Moore and A. Hanna, Liverpool, deooratne artiste—J. Loa and A. Lea, Present, Lanes shire, chronometer movement manufacturers—H. Sanderson and W. H. Walker, Leeds, Yorkshire, manufacturing else mlata—J. Briggs, J. Ambler, and A. Briggs, Ronne Top MIII, tattle Horton, Yorkshire, stuff manufacturers, so far as regards J. Ambler—B. Lang and D. Lang, St. Martin's-lane, Westmin ster and Dean'ontews, Holywell-lane, Shoreditch , vulcanised India.rubber nsanufaeturers—G. Normington and W. Holgete, Greenacres Moor, Wham, Lancashire, pannbmkers—L. Ro atria, A. K, Sldebottom, B. Taylor, and W. H. Newton, Man chester, general &etch and Itanchester merchants, so tor as regards R. Taylor and W. H. Newton—A. Webb and W. Webb, Kitingshall, Staffordshire, dealers In scraps and cokes—J. Pot ion, P. B. Shaw, and J. Beaumont, Klrkheaton and Hodders. field, Yorkshire, fancy woollen manufacturers, so farm regards J. Tolson—K. B. Pinkert and D, Celso, West Cowes, Southamp ton, bakers—J. Chains sod K. Brown, Gateshead, Dentist), wholesale boot sad shin dealers—T. Brook and J. Brook, Chorl ton.upouldedlock and /Myer, Manchester, grocers—B. Holden and F. Buttock. Accrlngt Lancashire. coal merehante—J. J. Chum and I. Page, ffensbarch.street, City—J. Lowe and J. Kershaw, Oldham, Immosbire, waste &oilers—G. I'ettifer and J. Armstrong, High-e Oll4 , CalndentAiwn. pasts salesmen-B. Goodwin and Ff. Geedoell, Tentarden, Kent, carpenters—T. Holt sad J. Berry, Rochdale, Lancashire, machinists—C. Heaven, A. Heaven. W. Lltberland, and R. Norfolk, Manche.. ter, Malsroleteress SCOTCH of masfte, so ter as regards C. Heaven. Mang Locuwer, Annalist, Argyllshire, quarry master, June U, at the Wore Hogs& Inverary. JAI= CAlmsa,, 106 s linekone, near Inverness, meassn.ger. alarms, Jens IS,_ at the Caledonian Hotel, Inverness. Lanni MAMMAL , laverams, grocer, June 10, at the Union Hotel, Inversion. CONVOCETION OP TEI PROVINCE OP OAlfriantair. Both houses of convocation assembled at West minster yesterday mortal jirle despatch of bushier. The Archbishop of Canter presided in the upper home. A deputation from the lower wai te d up to on their lord ship and brought up two gravamens on the pre vious day in the lower house, and also brought up a repre- sentation from the lower house on the subject of mission ary bishops. The deputation having retired their lordships sat with closed doom for some hours, and at length agreed to the following resolution : " That this house having heard with thankfulness to God of the prospect of a mission being led by the Venerable Archdeacon Mackenzie into Southern Africa, desire to express their deep interest therein, and their hops that the Bishop of Cape Town and his campy°. Thetas may be able and see fit to admit the head of this mission into the episcopal order before he he sent forth to the beethen." The house, after transuding some further busies adjourned until the 28th of August. The lower house met again yesterday in the Jerusalem Chamber, the Dean of Bristol presiding as prolocutor.— The Rev. Dr. Self presented a petition signed by Colin Lindsay, on behalf of himself and others representing the Raffish Church Union, oomplainiug of certain portions of the bill to make better provision for the union of contigu ous benefices which the bishop might allow ; any church other than the parish church to be set apart fur foreigners whose services might not be according to the rites of the Church of England.—Sir H. Thompson proposed that the letter of the Archbishop of Canterbury confirming the pro locutor in his refusal to receive the deputation from the northern province, should be referred to the committee of privilege, which was agreed to.—Mr. JOYCE had a gravamen to present, signed by 13 members of that home, that it WAS proposed to grant the use el certain churches to ooa rogations described se foreign protestants, and requesting that au address might be presented to the bishop praying them to resist such a scheme.---Canon Selwyn wished to present a gravamen on the subject of divorce and matri monial causes which was post on the previous day on the understanding that it should be taken at the earliest time poesible.—The Prolocutor put the question whether the gravamen should be sent uto the committee of gra , vamps, which was negative d, and the motion that the house should proceed to its consideration with a view to its adoption as so orgies/ea den', was also rrieeted.—Canon Selwyn gave notice of his intention upon a fixture 0069AiiMI to move an addition to the standing orders, to allow of a ppaavarnsn being at once made an Grace/us cirri without if the house should unanimously decide so to de. —The house then proceeded to the consideration of form Aof special service, prepared by the joint committee of the two houses, with the uneudiuenta made by the upper house.—The Prolocutor announced that be had received • message from the upper house with regard to minions to Centel Africa.—AreMeseen Bickersteth moved a mole thin expressing the gratification withwhich the message bad been received by the lower house, which was unanimously adopted, and the house was then prorogued until the 28th of Aufftlit ROYAL VICTOMA THILATILL—Thin (Saturday) evening a performance will take place at the above theatre for the brined' of Mr. H. Wes, •• well - known and respected member el the proinott which (in addition to Mr. J. H. Madura' asd ether estertudemetts), the "Alamo ' have saseested to tasks their Ant appearance is asp Meseta, is Lomb, mad wilier, their dr lineation cd Amorists and miry life. Mr. Humphrey Brown, ot British Bank notoriety, died on Wednesday last, at hlr twidence is little Soak street, Westminster. WOOLWIM Jams E. .' Trig Leer.—ln accordant* withj om orders the officers and men of the Depot/Myr* liteiyal Artillery, with the whole of the priminNallhO had Ineneesdned in the cells for various offences, weird to the shlinignetiool, at 6 o'clock this morning, to witness the indiction of 50 lashes r ui l ry meg i ijolliffe, a private of the 3rd Battalion of the Corps. The prisoner had been tried by a gar rison coart-martial, held at the Royal Artillery mesa-room, and presided over by Lisen.-thlonel Robinson, C. 8., the officer of the 2nd battalion Military Train ErThe evidence proved that while in confinement for absent without lame, the prisoner refused to perform the usual drill, alleging that his foot' was disabled. A re. grata! surgeon found this statement to be false, and the inert found the primmer guilty of insubordination, and sentenced him to fifty lashes. The approaches to the riding school were guarded by a number o f non-commissioned officers, and at six o'clock the prisoner's sentence having been read over he wesstripped, and his hands and feet bound to the triangle, en assistant-surgeon from the hospital bein present to watch the punishment, the full amount o ' which was administered by two stout drummers. During the first few strokes of the cat the prisoner exhibited his intense suffering by the most frightful contortions, but gab sequently notwithstsading the laceration he received the physical pain appeared gradually to become leas, and when ausvoy l ui the last lash was. yen he shouted ont " Domino," amidst roan at laulater the soldiers preeent. The prisoner meth, to the hospital to lis placed under medi- iarttiataiat umnaritry INTELLIGENCE. 0.4348R1DCM, Jai & G REEL —The Portion prize , given unkindly to such reeident itsimraltaite as dol l make the heat lemals• Bon of a proposal pimp trots the works of say stiodard Wish poet into Ors verse. his this day been adjudged to heavy Yates Thompeas, Tisk College. Subject: !laminar. The Vivre Martyr. TV.--Srene 2. " She mass • Unmoved, by Mars—" To the words " Better Indeed than you een fancy yours." Metre : Tragic= lambiams Trimetrum Acatalecticum. SPORTING. ASCOT RACES.—FRIDAT. A SWEEPSTAXItti of flO love. each, h ft, for Syr-old mite, Sit nb ; fllllea, 13/4 31b. Certain winners extra. Old mile. (3 subs.) mr. Merry's Troyatore, by Birdcateber, SA Tit (Coatance Walked over. Tee THISD-CLAmil WOIUNGHaII WAIL= of 5 nova. each ), for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Lest three-quarters of the ew Mile. et ambit.) Count Bat Suburban, by Stockwell rs, Tom ' spy 'o I Mr„ Newland's Philomela, 3ps, bet (L snow** Mr. 8. Williams's Convivialist, 3pa Set 10 lb . (llibberd) 3 Colonel Forester's Taller, 6 yrs, Tat 10lb W. Bottom) 4 Mr. W. DrummOnds Tooicks, pe, !MTh ( D. Plainb) 6 Mr. Parker's Chirp, 3 yrs, 811 (J. Snowden) 6 Betting : 5 to 4 apt Suburban, 7 to ^, nat Toeher, 4 to 1 apt Convivialist. Suburban came through and won by three lengths; a length between wood and third. TIM FIRST CLASS WOILINGHAII SrAnits of 5 eau. each, with 50 added (handicap), for 3.yr-olds and upwards. Lest three-quarters of the New Mile. sir C. bunk's Prelude by Touchstone, 4 yrs, Piet 111 b i(halloner, 1 Mr. J. Inghant's Predictor, 3 yea, let 16Th A. Rdwartle 2 Mr. Saxon's White Rose, 3 yra Tat Sib Neraby! 3 TM following also ran r-Tian, Longrange. Schism, Tighifit, St. Clarenos, f by Longbow—Venus, Woodburn, Zaretu, Marcissua, Doeskin, Rose Middleton. Betting : 4 to 1 each agst Narcissus and Zaretan, 5 to 1 apt Doeskin, 7 to 1 apt Predictor, 10 to 1 each apt Pre lude and Tightfit, 100 to 8 apt Longrange. Won by ten lengths ; Narcissus was fourth, Doeskin fifth, Zaretan sixth, and Tiara and Ron Middleton next. The others were beaten off. Longrenge walked in, and did not pass the post. Tue SOUTH WISTERN PLAIT (handicap) of 5 Dov• each, with 100 added by the South Western Railway Company, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. New Mile. (18 subs.) Mr. 8. Jacob's Amsterdam, by The Plying Dutchman, 6 M. got Sb Aldcroft) 1 Mr. R. H. Neville's f by Pyrrhus the Pirst—Sianar, 3 yrs, Tst elh ( Os TA 71b) 0 Yordham) Mn baldesice's South Australian. 3 yrs, let 4th (W. Bottom, 3 The following also ran:—Bel Esperenm, Wild Rose, Masotti, Wallies, Heiress, Topu, Ambush, Suburban, and Lord Nikes. J. Daley weighed for Niger, 3 yrs, fiat, but the horse was sot sent' to the course in taus to start. Betting : 5 to 2 each apt Doaketti and Suburban, 5 to 1 apt Ambush, 10 to 1 apt Amsterdam. Anistertzlaz off to the half distance, when he began to weep f and won • fine mos on the post by • head ; a length and a half between the second and third; Wallace, Lord Milton, and Suburban were next. Tag SeicOND CLA6B Wommamt STAKES of 5 sore. each, with 50 added. Last three nuts* of the New Mile. Mr. Paris's Bonet, by Toddttigtan, 3 yrs, Tat outl2lb (bail') I Baron Rothschild's Mentmoee, 6 yrs. lit Tlb (Wells) Mr. W. 8. Williams' Penalty, 4 yrs, Sat rib .... (Osborne. 3 Mr. Olbbe' o!sktest P 164 41 1. I Yra Ist Sib (Perryi 4 The follow .ng also ran :--Brandy Ball, New Brighton, Cynricua, Cantina, Orbuido,Volunteer, Royal Oak, and c by ihrplies—Rose of Cashmere. Betting : 3 to 1 apt Nentmore, 5 to 1 •pt Brandy Ball, 6 to 1 apt Penalty, 8 to m 1 apt Golden Pippin, 10 to 1 apt Curlew, 100 to 8 each Cantine and Horace, 100 to 7 apt the Rose of Cashmere colt Horace and Mentaiore were in front throughout, the tanner winning by a bead ; • length and a half between the second and third ; • heed between the third and fourth. Cynricus was fifth, ()in tim, Orlando and Broady Bell next. At the distance the Rose of Caailmire ruptured • blood vessel in the head, and was disc sled before reaching the Stand. TRU UtlyMi'll PLAT* of 100 guineas ; 3-yr-olds, 7st 21b ; four, Slit 2lb ; five, eat 121 b ; six and agek 10st 121 b. To start at the New Mlle starting-pad, and go once round and in. Mt. T. Parr's Avalanche, by Wild Dayrell, 3 yrs, Tat 7th (Clements) t Load W. Powlett's The Promised land, 4 yrs, Sib (6. Ropes) get Captain Clifton's Congreve, mod, lest 12Ib halt) Betting 5 to 4 alternately on The Promised land and Avalanche, the mare having the_ call at the close. Coogreve made the running put the Stand. At the top turn he fell back to the rear, and The Promised land took the lead, closely followe d by Avalanche. Coming into the straight, the mare went up to The Promised Lend, and comuig •away within the distance, yes easily by three lengths. Cowen., beaten off • long way, cantered in amidst the &Astro sheers of the Tam I=ILIC PLAY; a sweepstakes of S sou. meth, with 50 added' 3-yr-olds, 7st ; four, du 41 b ; Ire, Bat 10 1 b ; mix and aged, tab Certain winners extra. The winner to be sold fru. ISO sou.. &a Old mils. (13 subs.) Coked Moobsloya 314b44.4310w00, by West Austaibia, Ca tam a alb Arnbaars lityte, gym Tat 1 %= ) I Mr. T. ran % 1141141411. Syn. Yet !Ottumwa. S Me.ltessa'a "1144) 4 y e s joesoteill 4lb (0. Pomba* 6 Pultwes MUM, 4 yot (l7masase) 6 BETTING AT MANCHESTER..—PawAir. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 5 to 1 asst Bea Welder (6) 10 to 1 Gladiolus (t) 12 to 1 Tiger (t) 100 to 6 Underhand (6) ET. Lscoa. 5 to 2 apt Thorrosaby 7 to 2 Wizard ft) (t) 7 to 1 Any other (off) All the other betting was an event' decided at Moot to. day. AQUATICS. ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLOD. —The entries for the great mean of this dub among yachts of the first and second dames, which takes place on Wednesday next, June 13, bare closed, and are as follow : _ _ MIST CLASS. Yachts. Tons. Owners. Audnx 6O Mr. J. W. Johnson. GLthes 36 Mr. A. Duncan. Jun. Thought Phantoan 27 Mr. B. Lane. 511003 D CLAIM Laura Gipsy (schooner) 2O Mr. J. F. Delany. Kitten l3 Mr. J. Lade. Great mom may be looked forward to in both classes. In the ant the celebrated Phantom and Thought always sail flee rams, and have frequently beaten vessel* double their size, but the Glance, built the season before last, is •clipper„ and it is said the Arida:. lately launched, will do wonders this memos. In the emceed class is the old and well-tried Kitten and the new Lima, but the latter was beaten by the Kitten in the Royal Thames match the other day, and we anticipate another victory for the little one. The yachts start from and return to Erith ; first class rounding at the Nore, and the second at Southend. The prima are—tint clam 501., 201., and 10/., and second class 301., 101., and 51. The Prince of Wales steamboat accompanies the match, leaving Loudon-bridge punctmdly at 9 o'clock, and Black. wall at a que L der to 10. Tug MAY FLY AND SFILAT.—The sailing committee have determined that the May Fly is entitled to the second prim in the extra elms, match sealed a few days ago. the ifpray being disqualified, owing to fouling the The muting matches of the Yacht Club on Thursday are open for schooner yacht' of any tawny, belonging to • royal club, from Gravesend, round the Mouse Light, and luck to Greenhithe ; and on Saturday the Irish Model Yacht Club have matches for achts of the Bret and thittl awes. CRICKET. On Monday Sixteen of Kent play England at Lord's ; and on the same day the Eleven of Nottingham tad Sixteen of Shelleid is the Wine to be tried at Shef field ; while on Thozeday the X. C. C. sad Ground meet the Kent County Club at Lord's, sad Surrey engages Notting hamshire at the Oval. On Wednesday last the Rev. Charles Wimberley, clerk, was inetihned to the rectory of Stole, in Norfolk, on th i ttreeentation of Sir Edward Llarene Kernson, of Broom }l,in Suffhlk, Bart. ITROPOLITAN BOARD OF Wow ,—A elitist mastic; of the Metropolitan Board of Works was he d Tee terdav in the Council Chamber, Guildha ll , convened by re quisition of fi ve members of the board, for the 'lmpose of taking into consideration a motion of Mr. J... 1 en, with reference to the grants recently made towards certain . on. provements in the City. Mr. John Thwaites occupied the chair. The cash statement .bowed the balances in hand amounted to 271,34 W. lTs. 9d. ; New Three per Cents-, 40,6341. Is. Id. Mr. Leslie moved that the orders of the board of the 18th of May last, granting 8901. to the Com missioners of Sewers of the City of London, should be re scinded. In support of the proposition, he maintained that no detailed estimate of the expenditure had been submitted to the board; that the price of the land to be given up to the public was exorbitant, being at the rate of 180,000/. per acre ' • that the alleged public improvements were of • merely local and private character , and did not come within the 144th section of the Metropolis Local Management Act; that there was no evidence that the Mayor, Aldermen, and Court of Common Council had ordered the alleged improve ments according to the sth section of the act ; and that the 4d. tax per ton upon coals, which yielded to the commo tion 70,0001. per annum, should defray such alleged im provements without the ratepayers being called upon for any additional contribution. Mr. Bennett eemMed the motion. Mr. Legge moved, and Mr. Le Breton seconded, the preview' question, which after a long discussion was carried. PREACHING TO THE DEAF AND DUMB.—These who are interested in their welfare will be glad to learn that they have now an onlained minister whose special work it is to preach to the deaf and dumb in their own language,vix, the Rev. Samuel Smith, chaplain of the As soc:anon in Aid of the Deaf and Dumb, 15, Bedford-row, Mr. Smith is the first who has been ordained specially for this work, and • building committee is now being formed in order to raise the mean. to erect • suitable building, which is to °empties a place of worship for the deaf and dumb, es well as • home fur the aged and infirm, to which object Lord Ebury has contributed 501., and Samuel Gurney, Big.. M.P., 91/. A public meeting will shortly be held, and as appeal made to the benevolent fur annstance in so excellent • work. PPAWOMID MEMORIAL OF THE LATE SIR CHARLES BARRY.—Several atinestione ander this head have reached us, including one fur a stained gin window in Westminster Abbey, next to one which is to be filled with glass in me mory of the late Robert Stephenson. It is understood, how ever., that Sir Clarke Barry himself always desired the me morial should take the shape of • statue in some con venient niche in his own parliament house, and this witth should be carried out. We believe that one or two of his friends are quite ready to provide the requisite funds, Hike arrangements could be satisfactorily mode.—Builder. [Adrertisement.l—MOLLOMAl'S PH Le AND OINT. nier.—le them two preparations are fogad tellable netinedlete for all complaints caused by climate irregularity, overexertion or accident ; Internal or external dbortiers art subjugated by them lacomparable medicines, which never tail to relieve it cure be Ilelptelalble. They act physically by removing impurities and aetabligiing regularity of functions, extracting ail impurities Iran the blood, stimulating every secretiolit and causing each organ to act healthfully. No disease of the body can long resist the combined action of these remedies, which invariablybar midge every corporeal function. and on th e brain ream t happy state of mind. removing low spirit* lassitude, and hypt cbondrf anion, tar which they subetlUde cheerful:nese and contentment, and render pure our physical and moral being. 4 - 1 4700/ .... .-.•-..e:7 ----........ .... _ '-ei t- t: I' f . ' "Er 1.. .;- 1 , I e . . . . ' •r,g . • , mir t . I 111 1 lIN I I I I &Mk lel it\ i war i vir . 1 -.•j.1 a ; T .• 1 " . ' I 1 2. ' ' 1 I Ale, 1 1 An . - I -- . ' - ---.. • 4 . . list.,- WNDON. SANURDAY lititiiilit, JUNE 9, 1880. (Stamped Id. Additional := ------- ATOTIGIL— ...,.r; : and SPIRITS at REDUCED , NEW PLOR il lall4 ARTIER'. 1 ' o__ .l clTfr.o - iltOlf LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. .A.N IMITIEL—J. OW 4 revised liat of prima. with De. H . lerfrine. -2 21 / 01, 112211012. Post =Tia apptleatton. Os WIDNISDAY and —•— Oral (Via antimony , bottles laciadot .plit IiONS lls. MOND lannlrrloN ri ll araM t latur e pbsp iS in a tte a 11•121213P75. ADMIRALTY, JUNI 8 PROMOTIONS AND AP (Indic Dor...natl y) w ~.. MIL 'nasal liel Co egegisog gi, ad . o p , Min 10 th ...0 1 4.11 WILLIAM KILITA. gitaan.street, Cheapen's, end Cm. wourranorne.—Aamietanrgeon D. 31')1. Johnston, to the =elk et Monte Itometald *any faa the warslag IstA I i tbaeraniesc - tarbtirrotyre, Lower Norwood, surveyor, to surrender June R om..._ 21 a t 1, and July 19 at 12, at Bssloghallutreet. Sols , Nillyer --- 79 , " n ome h et o p ad LlN:tarty charged Wa. per &Ml ir nnr. Paymaster T. Waterfireid. to tbe Mtwara. yes Dediates vs be ead the mere Ea m . o . and Fonda, Philpot- Yoe: ; ar. wig., Hell. Coleman-street = 11201: 1 .& "7 *is * aed SIL asled lain privesisal Inane gawk d im .h.,..... 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