The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-07 00:00:00

idfo.,-ae i dlea, c~~o~ r• No. 2,693.] DrW sad PECULIAR SYSTEM of LIFE arusasoci.—me BMW= d t. NATIONAL Asia. aril INTIM= ANIMCIATKM Isette ette.; ( k. t o s e geg = DIA Ow el La amsseso esektivet, G&W. '. 7 t ki, mod ,. Oil ea eleeets. Mom et the Mi.., 7,,, p „, on/. vs , mem as INTMOIMIIPia. Ulm' .. ..i MA mom sal easortala a i teummeipmlf _elpviet.. if 0 111 6_ 11 . 111 .1husett,_ oil mow Is timed I eeedehtli INIMINIINDir: Illk, or the prpteat et the um emmtel le lie me et hie d sh. WIN el Ilaws NUM* eimptel w di ISOM et hemeave as, bieNdsoM M the Mod ihoOrmass. S. Mime SIN. Rlcs woad Me, IN Mrpaillilft Elie I. 1133. mu 1101112=0P. MIMM Midi.. SPORTING, t;•• of asalag. D.Y. *Alves' (41b), Professor (61b), Plight (61b), &bawl (4lbj. ./41/..• PROORAMMW (UP NEWMARKET CRAVEN mitETING. (The asterisks ladicaM the hams at Newmarket) • MONDAY. Tits CRAY= Sr►zss 01 10 sow. saahorith 50 added by the Jockey Club; for 3-yr•olds, Eat 61b; tour, Bat 41b; fht 131 b ; sis sad nod, 9st slb ; the slimier to be said for 6001., if domaaded is the usual way, unless szemptioa from bsiag sold is sisissad at the time of estrous*, sad horses for which this slain is made are to carry Mb extra. A.F. HANDICAP PL►TS of 601., for 3-yr-oide sad upwards. Clermont COMM PIIDLT. HANDICAP PLAT' Of 100 sem. The wiaaer Cl the New market Headleap to emery 71b ; of say other handicap valve 100 31b setts ; 1101 barn to carry more than 7lb extra. itadley Comae. hp stlb I . f I ;Jhosolhos las A fs er 4 s olismiuMn 4 oloarbanp 4 11 I stamioldwi a a a ---Pastelist _ -- 11 5 *bay 4 7 T Homily— :=ll —. 4 7 • Hrwalwat.S yra. Ili nil paid 4 6 10 Maximo, Swaazdradss of 16 ono. ooh, 10 ft, for all ages. T.Y.Q. liwaii.wranas of 10 Me. oath, for 2-ir.olda; colts, Est 716 ; and adios, Bst 41b. Tbo winger to bo sold for 1601., if domanded, &c. ; if *stand to b• sold for 1001, allowed 610; if for 801., 9lb ;if far 601., 121 b; for 261., 161 b. Last ball of Lb. M. ----- HANDICAP SWIIPSTAXIS of 20 sore. web, sad only 6 ft if deelorod by 10 o'clock the cretins before remain, to go to the owner of tie second bone ; for three, and four 7r olds. D.M. - ILUIDICAP 81113PSTAXIS of 26 OM. each, 10 ft, fer 4• yr-olds sad upwards. T.Y.C. OWIETISTAXIM 0(100 'OM each ; h ft; for 3-yr.old colts, Bet 71b oath ; those by stallions or oat of wares thet serer bred a wirier allowed 41b; only one allowance. D.M. *Blake (41b), *Tumbler, Nutjobber (41b), eby Orlando— Layla (ilb), *Thiele Tom (41b), Cutups, ori by Red Hui— Ref ruction " Bwiirsraxis of 60 som. each, for colts, fist 91be ; and finis, 84 41bs., got by untried stallions or out of untried mares; if both untrisd, allowed 81b. A.P. Ormolus Nntjobber, Miss (Sib), Dame Pullet, *Joshua. Tat POZT brazils, a Sweepstakes of 100 seas. each, b ft, for 4-yr.olds; colts, Sec 71b ; and fillies, 84 41b, not Ranted is the Claret. The owner of the second bores to conies back hie stake. TM N. Klog Tom, Virago, Acrobat, Autoerat, Miranda, • Weathercock, Champagne, Osoo, H 11•110 Cassel. Btedm, a etrommetakee of 60 KM. t 71b ; aad fillies. Bot 21b ; untried 2 31b; botb, 61b. D.M. •Habeas Corollas (Mb), •Aatoiaette. e by Harry of Hartford (Mb), Thdimo Swanesenxis of 100 sou. sub, h ft., for 8-yr.olds ; silts, Bst 71b; and 1111 es, Bst 21b. D.M. *Antoinette, *Coaegessose, Claret. ♦ spesial trate vu leave the Bishopsests station for rivateukse teinenewasesort. et Wilmot see o'siesk. 41b;Wowed es• snowshoe. by tr.—. Birsicatcher—Barbers, *Alcyone, Mins Sestairi—Amaryllis (41b), f by Pyrrbartim Pint, cut, or Retriever—Phys.&lir (41b), *Pyrrhic, *Katie Stewart (41b), Ferrara (41b), HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. (erzwrmint ranutrruto ) STAG ROUNDS. Her Majesty's, Monday, Maidenhead Thickat ; Thursday, Twyford Stauoa-at half put U. PDX HOUNDS. Albrighton (Mr. Baker's), Tuesday, Hunningem-at 11; Thursday, The Ran Dans; Saturday, Castle Hill-at halt past 9. Badsworth, Tuesday, Revell& ; Thursday, Man Vil lage; Saturday, Hiendley Common-at half-pan 10. Old Berkshire (Mr. Morrell's), Monday, Blowing Stoae ; Wednetday. Tar Wood ; Friday, Bishopstone ; Saturday, Manlius Park-at half-past 10. Blackmon Vale, Tuesday, Little Elm, near Frome ; Thursday, Beacon Menlo-at a quarter to 1.1. &unbars Moor, Monday, High Harrogate; Wednesday, Garforth Bridge ; Friday, Bishop Wood-afternoon ; Satur day, Arthiogtoe-at 11. Duke of Beaufort's, Mayday, The Shoe, Wrazall ; Wed nesday, Trouble House-at half.past 10. Crawley and Horsham Monday, Fay Gate Station; Wednesday, Dantombe-it a quarter to 11. Cambridgeshire, Monday, Mope Wood ; Friday, Patton Wood-at lalf-pest 10. C L ontai odge--at 11.ner*, Monday, Nonnaaton Park; Tuesday, Cole's Mr. Dsacou's Monday , Petortavy Village; Thursday, Gramm Bridge Lat half-past 10. East Issas, Taseday, Cr . uch Fair Green ; Thursday, Brazed Park-at 11 ; Saturday, Tulin; Rayleigh Arms to breakfast at 10. Elie: and Suffolk, Tuesday, Ardloigh Street; Friday, Braraford Angel-at a qttarta to 11. Essex Uaion, Wednesday, Hanleigh Hall-at 11 ; Satur day, Rayleirli Street-at half-past 10. Mr. Farquharson's, Moadsy, Bradford Plantations; Tuesday Kennel, Cattiatoek. Earl Fitawilliam's, Monday, Nusingtes Lodge; Tuesday, Nemington ; Friday, Moorbay Lawn-at 10. Haribladon (Mr. Wall's), Monday, Mirada's, Village; Wednesday, Park Farm, East Moon; Friday, Marwell Hall-at a quarter to 11. Heythrop, Mooday, Seimonsto House; Wednesday, Corubury Park ; Fri d ay , Bourns Bridge-at half-past 10. Kent, But, Monday, New Farm; Thursday, Breech Gate-at half-pest 10. Mr. Lumley's, Monday, Appley Head ; Wednesday, Park Lae ; Friday, Sandbeek Park-at half-past 10. Ledbury, Monday , Newest Wood ; Friday, Sackley-at half-pan 10. Mr. Marshall's, Tuesday, Sutcombe Mill; Friday, Hal. will Village-at half-past 10. Monmouthshire, Monday, Monmouth Cap ; Thursday, Skenfrith Bridge--at half-past 10. Oakley, Monday, Cowper 's Oak ; Thursday, Deer Park, Yardley Chase ; Saturday, Easton Woed-at a quarter to 11. Earl of Portsmouth's, Monday, Crown Inn, Highclere ; Thursday, The Vine-at 11. Pytebley, Tuesday. Onadle Wood; Wednesday, Ding ley ; Saturday, Cranford-at a quarter to 11. Somerset Subscription, Tuesday, Charoott Wood-at half put 10. Southdown, Monday, Ram Inn, Fins ; Wednesday, Newheyea ; Friday, Exceat Bridge, East Side-at a quarter to 11. North Staffordshire, Monday, Stablsford Bridge; Wed nesday, Broughton Hall; Friday, Whitmore Station-at half-past 10. Suffolk. Tuesday, Cockfield Great Greer; Thursday, Moulton Village-at a quarter to 11 Tickbam, Tuesday, Frodmenharn Green ; Friday, Long beach-at half-past 10. Tiverton, Monday, Fundon ; Thursday, Gibbet Moor; Saturday, Waroicombe Lode-at kalf.past 10. Mr. Trelawny's, Tuesday, Plym Bridge ; Saturday, Soo biscombe-at half-put 10. 'Warwickshire, Monday, Print Hill; Tuesday, Weston House ; Thursday, Snitterield ; Saturday, Billesley Hall at a quarter to 11. Mr.Wheble's, Tuesday, Plough Shiplick ; Friday, Alder , maatnn-at 11. Sir W. W. Wynn's, Monday, Stocket Gate; Wednesday, Hawkstone; Friday, Bedlwys-at half-past 10. Worcestershire, Monday, Manley; Wednesday, Wyre ; ' Friday, Shakenhunt-at half-put 10. siva melt, It ft, for 3-yr-old colts, , Bonnie Mors, Paletot, *nasal, son. saoh, h ft; for sole, Bet 711); and lilies, Bst gal Ilse got by untried stallions or out of untried wee OMNI ab; both, 61b. Each subscriber named two, one to im_pest. Ab. M. by Irish Bird estaker—ftniporealtj. olligh Print (51b), •Cileogylo (31b), f by Pirellis, the First. dem by Ltieeroost or Retriever— Physalis (Sib), *Chasuble (Sib), *I by Pyrrhus the Fine— Mies Whip, triumvir, Mariposa. RINNIFAL OF TOO BwelrsTalEa of 50 son. each, for 5-yr-olds; colts, Set 71b, land Allies, 81t 41b, not ea gaged in either Riddlsserortb, the Two Thousand Guineas, OF Oso Thousand Guineas Stakes. D.K. • Affghan, Sehamyt, Flatterer, Bowie, *Pars. PLATI, of 60 son., for 2.yr-olds ; colts, 84 71b, and fillies, 8,1 41b. First half of Ab M. Entrance 2 son Sonscatrvion PLATS, of 60 :sow ; for 3.yrelds, 7st ; four, Bst 71b ; five, 9st ; six and aged, 9st 21b. T Y.C. Swinrstmols of 10 sow. sada ; lox 3.yr olds, lot; four, list 4b ; five and upwards, Bst 111 b. The winner to be sold for 100 son, if depended, As. T.T.C. Tna TWIIIIITY • BECOMP TOZSDAT RIDDLISROZTH STAMM, of 200 son. each, b ft. for the produce of mares severed in 1861; oohs, Bst 71b ; allies, est 41b; mares or stallions that a produced a winner allowed 31b; if both, 61b. D.M. Chalice, • Huai, *Bulks, Almond. Swum/axis of 103 son. each b ft, for 37r-o1d1; colts, Bst 71b, sad fillies, Sot 31b ; those got by stallions or oat of inane that never bred a wizen allowed 41b, only one allowance. Ab. M. *Spinner (41b), Orphrey (41b), Nut. jobber (41b), Strood, of by Pyrrhus the First—Mfrs Wbip, The Earl (41b), Mariposa (41b), *High Priest (4(0), *a by Red Hart—Refraetion (4(b) BWOOPIISL/LIS of 66 son. each, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Sat 71b ; and fillies, Ekt 21b ; the winner of a two-yr-old stake amounting to 400 eon.. including the winner's own stake, to ferry 61b, of two snob stakes, 101 b antra. A 1 7 . Bessie, f by Melbourne—Treacherous, e by Surplice—Ched dar'. dam. RZNIWAL 01 lIIINOWMAI each, 10 ft, and only 6 if dodo old. and upwards; the owlet 100 son. out of the stakes. CI Las st lb Lag of Trumps a 8 7 r ag" 4 2 4 0 almg" ! . The &Ai Owed inerestree Dumb* 4 7 7 Armonk 6 7 1 GONE 4 7 $ Dr. Whole 7 3 1 001.011 tat fermi Little Gerard 4 i i Naomi . 4 010411144 Millman' 1 7 0 5 6 13 Pamlope 5 6IS ..ti 6lf a.. bi Postale= Pbysins &UAW= OF THE COUNTY COURT JUDGES.—An laterestieg return has I ttely been printed, by order of the House of Lords, en the salaries of the county court judges. The minimum salary is 1,2001. and the maximum 1,6001. The Treasury selected 16 of the judges to receive the maximum amount, and Lord Palmerston, as Home Secre tary, in October last,' was asked to express his cement thereto. His lordship considered that the rule proposed by the Treasury was " far too narrow, and that the maximum salary ought to be much more extensively granted." The Treasury thought that no sufficient ream= had b'en stated for enlarging the number of the courts to which the maximum salary should apply, and Lord Palmerston gave his consent to the number proposed. Various mentors's from county court judges who were not included in the list were pre• anted to the Treasury, and "my lords" were of opinion that two more should be added, and farther ' that two others should receive an intermediate amount of 1,3601. On the 23rd Feb. their lordships stated in a minute that they had given very careful consideration to the claims which, apart from any other special circumstances, had been made on amount of Increasing services, but were of opinion that any nemeses of the kind which applied to one or even two years would not be sufficient to justify a change, end that before an icemen of the salary oany judge should take place ea' the ground of intones of bedew, it should appear that the requisite increase of businees to justify it bad extended over an average of at least three preceding years. TELEGRAPHS IN THE PONTIFICAL STATES.—The Giornale &Reuse announces that henceforth all the electric telegraphs throughout the Pontifical states ere to be epee to the public. It the publishes a tariff, ling the price of despatches wording to liege and distance. A despatch of 26 words or under, transmitted t r a distance not exceed. lag 40 miles, carts about 2f. 600, sad so on. The telegre. phis stations at present existseg in the Papal dates are at Rome, Bologna, Ancona, Foliose, end Terrecina. POLAND. —A roquaitieffi to the Mayor, being signed by a number of the trishatoset of Reading, "im pressed with a eosvietie• lithe nessmity of the restoration of the kingdom of Paha as ea independent state in order to restrain the aggressive action of Russia on Europe, and to give a material guarantee fee the durabi li ty of peace," his worship convened a_srublie meeting of the Inhabitant , in the town kall, on Monday evening, to take this subject into conaideratisa. Oa the platform were the Mayor, Dr. Cowan, Mr. Guidry, Mr. Clarke, Admiral Allen, and others. The Mayor, W. Ezell, Esq., took the chair. Dr. Cowan moved, and Mr. Clarks seeoaded, a resolution affirming the desirability of the rest 'ration of the nationality of the Poles, and it was car ried unanimously. Admiral Allen proposed, sod Mr. Walford wooded, the adoption of a petition to both Houses of Parliament on the subject; the petition to the House of Lords to be presented by the Earl of Earrowby, that to the Countess by the borough members.—Oxford Jouromi. &EH-HOUSE FOR THE LABOURING Crease.—ls ths 'Wisp of Clarions Marshall, near Blandford, la Dorset, a cmamediess beikUsg h la souses et armies, ski larger pordes it ghlela Is blsodad he a Marlowe, Misty, but ant soguively, we lobessees sod Mime, mil the remain ing portlier he a Minims& sod ohm. The Was of seek a club-Muss imemesesil ilself le he gremoter, Mr. T. Bode& Bastard, ism bls Modem haviag bees drams to the little benefit whist bee soma his essebsialee bedtime to labourers, se sem to meshes*, sod tom his attributing this ul egoism to the .mates that, in these instate time, iatsilestsal resmaties km boss made the sale oiliest, wittiest my mosideseelim it the s.lks whether the ph*ml somdert of die EMant hod modeusly boss pro trldW Om The is mewed Mbe abspease, sod the soboleiglie• flharh per meek hr males, sod is peony pr meek ler .TM *logs to be provided ars Om, seam sem mmc, beenJ, buster, sheens, fruit, has, bissils, sod slimmest drinks, sod Melaka. sod seid snob-all at pis= ask Nos. to tow he fool owl 010 poroo poeloiloolo bo to lie MOW. xprt% LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1855. UNU LIMED AT EXID IJITMAI. by Le ttM LAyIS VIM, "'UM, loin ME Lirta — selamiNg 4 34 , Esio_ igasoko ,___ 4* RePta: • oa Bigi b lOToN STAILI Toomme. ' o. b , fir 7,74 swab, hft ; for oohs, fist 7lb ; outwore Wes 11. 11whorlyjnib. d o n st_alliona or wares allowed 31b Wintowly rad swam* WI tear Wg; b), ' Woo ( 61 b), Core Wm re ins Iwo iwaisis Orlando—Ltyla (81b), Hurl .. i mi , 4 Gan s WWI fil so me. whom adi s 11.171 Vino yet try Sillie 611•1111.11 Is an alliiellWISIIIMMII• lots sneer bred a winner Woe 1. S. sad% c s aletedleveld et woo et ma. mg of ott D . M. of by Irish Bizelcatel 1111111111111611,11111.111 L WO illell lin Idkilliik "WWII Iblit (41b), tby Scutari —A mar yui 2 . 1111 WI N S" .116 Ildi ll'"aggr el 1111 "Ilh; 6 °. °, gust* aira by Irlararrst, of Bartel Irell. L esolool, ll • oo ,...="stroubl im tsr:LlV ~./ .I= _L aZ Alatond, *Antoinette *Hatt riaimilrarrra ---emalin.-11.d'atTax bisY — 0... -- a; — o.i gle t, -- ; *Amalie (41b). ' 6 7,7 6 ,100 . M. H. Iladiernmel. •SW ......... of 200 ST M ea.....5. illiW l LSWltr A lt i.a. Vint . %Z. D.M. *Biros, The ii * lniew A SWKIIPSTAINS of 200 so' Owed le La.& IN: ..W. 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BANK& a 4 I 110 $2 100, I Ages Fria ID I I 30,000 I Us& Australian Odd all IMAGO 10e. saute Calitoralea 10,000 10 114mzaleelaa 10,009 SO Ueireilea . 60,06 e I Aosimau — ooldiera.. "- 11, 10 11111111551111 Ina * Coal all 5 7 110,000 90 tertlidaima---- 19.6 94 64 10,000 U 413reklup.Dei.411Lpea 12f If 1 4,000 SO De.o4messaiCelaba all 2 14 MON 10 De. Ma adria Del Pay 13 SO SI 110,000 1 Camels Creek 66.000 1 tObaCirJlla.oo.„hua. 1 1 el. 11000 00 Cleit toci = d „ I i 1 1 0991200 _~—. 130,000 51. +auger amen 01 Rag. all 6,000 15 oDe. PK 74 par met. ell par 2ma 70,030 5 e all f 24,000 9 tratimaa i l l pm 100,900 1 Great Monet Vele Peg. all I I 9,003 20 44:krinl 1 I 4 11,000 4 Great Polgooth all 60,000 1 Liberty 10,000 S *Lima all 7 7id 1.000 .. 4am 10,. i wawa& I i I Pie 192015 1 v11a=..... ....... 3 1 1 Now 20 03, , 1 IN.U•mrsillta eam.C3 all 900,000 1 Zhanmas Moab all 4 4 10,000 20 Ilper Leed all 10 10 100,00 u 2 Pert 60,01)9 1 Qualls Sok. at 10,000 so Alkmaar kcs 19,100 13 ID°. 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LIVZR OIL —lemma eenuemerethree es le the alkalty et elemirese Die pen. ,and waft elludees ell 'leee nob le Dr as *NUR, H MOW. DA 0116. Dr. De mieemeibei epee% Day will format is al pens et Dee. ="Fellile43ll PAID, frer Inseerrel War es teelet of a remillme of Ift.—Dairleele rad Detail Depot, 77, Streak Dodo& NOM/ rDUKE of BUCKINGHAM'S MEMOIRS ot tar 001/11T sod CABISIVIII of 011101411 111. PIM leee_areesmata The Thtril mad Pew* V p=li.... IMO he In" mil amalgm, the eierl e ti c e . = be llama BEM rd lierhelet. esemensee to . Wham OrM iIidiMMIIIIINIMISC 11111 *see wee dadie b = m ecoise are rev tamed to give their win ineesdlalW to their paitiod,otor sodtottio cola. THE URABMITY of CONIMION ; Wog a &Oa of poomtioi the not proulatat ast Importoot POMO b of Mars Ity T. H. Romans el Ow 00111•8 Mt Ileator Plavialos to Ike Mr Otoonsat Os Ms**, moo 100 It, • 111114111= os AOTIONA Mot tie ROAST. Woke : Losses as/ Os Jae pabillied. Jew rod in isid LAW" price la. ; sr. by peo• for I HH SCIENCE U,; a LI D ; or, How to Live sod Tis 6 iiko 41SWIZ, la ip , °orb-A play_ w 1 awlr awim fry ail, aall MT A eldies Ihe Use et the hAi t ili te Mwrk.ownill•• from • graft% mbar of the a S . peirs. ilm the rusk of may my' peutiol sasrl•••• Is t• Use swum lims•l pence••%, neer Arm tam 'Grim WOW Is early Ma la Ns peso wIA be fogad the OMNI Ind% lialt••••••= s t c=4 Idle !magas Oak prom% rad Um oral be nmovaL : Meer. Mr•Yosi• ss• Ow. 13. Pearsedismew :arty. 61. Osheidnos• hum. Mk Oman; sod In Illamillim THE DAILY NEWS: , LONDON MORNING ?APlSpries ht. Lteazy s t a iwal Jeerael, the stresebet tree eatarieree rad A la be la be whist ead wise et WI einerel www—la the wane, et I We ewe% ad lb the /SEIM neremetes awl esemeeiti Imbrue. eieliaml *Deity, —. ash ossmisaysollslue—Usli paper u = • CORIGSPOWDSIffe AT fah eItAT Of WAL lal fOltallOM NEWS • ItaLlaili AND IMPARTIAL. 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ILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, -Wit Plc yet qrster.—lNUlT by IIOIOIINO NAM, at it MM. WINO 00,,11N M. yrs PostWesatostreil. Woominoter, Noes Await .14 AYSWATEIL-DAILY NEWS LENT TO „Lt 116 AD; sad eteotM s dis essatry by swabs pm, at Med. geld sub suaricit, OrrreArram West arimmeset --•-- DUBLIN, Aran & A correspondent of the Evening Pat gives the fol lowing particulars of the very painful owe of drown ing which has taken place in Lough Gown*, in the county of Cavan, as announced to you by telegraph yesterday: A melancholy accident, resultiog in the loss of four lives, occurred oa the morning of Wednesday the 4th instant, on Lough Gowns, between the mastics of Cavan and Long ford. A party of gentlemen, seven or eight in number, were theadieg the previous evening at a friend's place on cue Bide of the lake, and were erosei g by boat to the oppo site tide, for the purpose of sleeping at another house. When they pot into the boat there is *anal: pier or quay, and the last of the piny attempted to jump o ff the pier into the boat, after th e others, when it unfortunately turned, plunging the whole party into deep water, end, melancholy to relate, the following were drowned :—John Copping, Esq., stipendiary megutrats, county Cavan; Lieutenant Irwin, e polio., Newtownforbes; Messrs. Fox aid Whits, both °Sten in the Longford militia, the former a son of the member, and the latter of Colonel Whits, lieu tenant of the county. &me others oh* bad fallen into the water were fortunately restored, having been got out in time. The above lamentable occurrence has tkrewn a deep gloom over both counties. PIOSSIA AND THE CONTERENCIS.—The Imittpers dance, of Brussels, believes that Prussia will be admitted to the confer/bees without first doling a special soiserement. Access to the coolsreases, it is observed, I the satire pow tion between the Prussian goverment and the allied powers. " Russia, Austria, sad Prussia desire it equally." 1 his may easily be believed. A Now RoTAL RESIDENCE.—(From S CMS spondent )—lt is now ascertained beyead all doubt that Denbies, near Dorking, Surrey, is to be the abode of royalty In 1850, the property was purchased by Biz Williaa eabitt and was at first supposed to have bus bought by that po dium for the purpose of ballast( some digest Mete sad squares ; bat it was soon rumoured abroad that the fuse tions of Sir William were to execute a reyalssmolasfeb, lad that his tenure in the domain was limited to tie nemeeary time for him to prepare the way for e noble slims, gam Victoria. That such is the case, the yammers of the works and the stagnitude of the ezpeaditurs phase below! doubt. A large, lofty, sad wile masks has bees eroded otter the dodo orate s ee maw wiskiases el OdISMIN. la spot at the bask at did osemesiliog a view dread sad beoatilal Imam. Oa die lawn them is a•wgreiriag a chafes awsuisealei Wee, piloted by hie loyal Elikaess Prises Albert, which probably waktt.ddbpw up side by side with Ragland's Moo 111•1110, el a Yftli air mato of paternal ressabroan smi NEw CHOICE in tn. Wasnizimiamton.-- Arriegtenb are is proton he the erodes el a sew church is the Westralestar-reds a Mr yards sass of the rear of the Roman catholic eatbehal. • site has hiss ob tained sad laid out for the pomp. owl as slaw Ms a capacious school-house has already Wen balk. The dank, which will be la the parish d Ito4,ll ll 4bwase" Southwark, will have as esdpikelissi OMENS esidamoi le it. A alCil Phursz.-0. mss , thw took up ward strolling loggers, assag ill t li es a at seisms?. aimed Amy Zees, who bad pawed bar filth l i mister. ON szesnalset boa ponyer•book, it was head to instals the sus of I. GM a few shilliap- - Weaffirli, iwispeadiat. t HANDICAP of 25 MOM with 200 added, for 3-yr at second horse to receive oat Cosine. Al• Pe • 0 • M Benham Liamlat.l32 4 Dr. Osoks ile lajals Dirdill 3 Moil $ Vim 3 lispellia t i sis al = $ $ lawillima Markt 3 •nw. •Rookie Meads (PLO 3 WIDNUDAT. HANDICAP PLATS 01 601., for 3-yr-oldr sod upwards. A. P. HANDICAP PLASM of 701., for 3-yr-olds and upwards. D.l. Raman 1 soy. SWZIPITAXIS of 10 son. each ; for 3.yrolds, 7st ; four, Bst ; Ilse and upw.rds, 94 llb ; the winner to be sold for 1601., if demanded, &c. Ab. K. HANDICAP SWINPSTAIII of 20 son. each, and only 6 ft if declared by ten o'clock the evening before running, to go to the owner of the snood hors., for 3-yr.olds and up wards. Cambridgeshire Coarse. SWIIRPOTAIMA of 10 son. Mb, for 3-yr-olds • colts, Bst 71b; and tlllies, Bst 31b ; the winner to be sold for 200 son., if demanded, Re First half of Ab.M. Tam COLUMN STAKES of 60 son. each, h ft, for:3-yr olds ; colts, Sat 71b ; and fillies, Bst 41b ; the protium' of mares covered in 1851; those got by stallions or out of was that sever produced a winner allowed 31b; if both, Sib. B.N. Gretna (dead) (31b), Buda, *Blake (Sib), *AI. eyone, Juana (31b), *Hanna (31b), Aurifer (Slb), The Bonnie Morn (61b), *Aconite (61b), Almond, Nutriment (31b), br o by Bay Middleton—lndustry, •Doraliee, *a by Paregone—user (61b), f by John e'Oaunt—Letitia (a an), *Firelight (b an), *b f by John o'Osunt—Maogostaen (31b), Cornucopia, Cecrops, Damascus (dead), *a by Irish Birdeatcher—Rniprocity (31b), Ferrara (Sib), •br o b/ Red Hart—Refraction (61b), Rambling Katie, cis e (dea d by Collingwood—Rod Blind's dam ( Sib), a (dead) by Cow , or Orlando—Miss Twickenham. Tan CZATIN HANDICAP, for which thirty.siz horses Wen weighted, did mot obtain the stipulated number of anept eases (tea) to produce a rate. 78II11DAi. HANDICAP PLAT' DI 100 eott. ; the winner of the C Handicap to carry 71b ; of any other handicap of 100 love value, 31b extra; no horn to carry more than 71b extra Ab. M. Age it lb Meg of Tramp_ 6 9 7 •rab..a. a 9 3 Onsoco 3 ! t A r 4n (kelp 6 10 4 T014, 4 6 IS 6 7 Classes .. .......... .... 4 7 1 *Fell77 O *star ....„ 4 6 6 !Umlaut _ I 7 liellaNwed. ..... --... 4 6 a *Owl Miasmal 5 7 4 4 = 6 ... . . . ..... .. . 4 5 5 qtarkapett Yeammtar 4 6 I Vaimil .„ $ 3 7 •Weatkoroxic 4 61 .flepeeet Merry Pail a 6 1 Newmarket ..—.—.... 6 4 7 MkkLesberawsk 4 6 I Bvssourriox PLATS of 60 sou.; far 11-yrokb. fist 121 b four, 84171 b • Ivo. 94t ; six sad 44 Se lb. D.M. The 'rinser to Wield for SOO eon. if &airied La. Harrower Puss of 60 son., for 111r-eli6 sad upwards. T.Y.C. _ _ __ _ _ _ 4111711DICA P Swiornroneo of 90 eon. seek sad only 6 ft if desisted by tea o'clock the mein before raining, to go to the *wow of lb* snood brine, for 4-yr-obb sad up wards. A.F. - - - _ _ _ _ Bwnrsyazxa of 10 eon. each ; for 3 7r-olds, let 71b ; four, Bst 121 b ; Ave and upwards, Set 31b ; mane end geld ings allowed 31b. The winner to be sold for 200 son., if demanded, &e. If entered to be sold for 1501. allowed 71b ; if for 1001.,121b ; jf for 701.. 181 b ; u for 401., 211 b. D.Y. Bvrairsr•zus of 100 sows. such, h ft, for took of 1862 ; mite, Set ; Bst 41b ;_ the produce of mares that have bred a winner of the Two Thousand Gni ems, Grand Duke Iliehael, Derby, Oaks, or Doncaster St. Lger Stakes to merry 71b extra ; those by Mailbag or oat of mares that rover Wei a winner allowed Lh D.lL—'Para, Aurifer, (31b), *Hanel. ifu gibber (31b), *Joshua (31b). Whfetli,'br o by P (31h), *bre to Citadel. BWZIPIITAIMI of 1 errs. cask, h tt, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies sad geldbage Set 411 ; untried stallions or mares Aim* Sib; line Meerinee_ D.M. *Spinner (31b), Ensonine The Pmlsseer, *Hanel, Nutri ment (31b), orynsmostit ). Tun CLUINIf STAIIII. a nbeingtim of 200 son. • sob, h ft. he 4preide; eons. Set 7lb ; sad dllise, Bet 21b. D.I. Weeds*, *Phaeton, •Chariersoat. liWaiwataine of 60 sous, mob, h ft, for 3-7r-olde • WU, ea lib; wad Seim Sit 31b ; the winner of the July, Ober terlisid, Teiennial, Hopeful, Cleuwell, Crilerien Slakes at Newmarket, the New Stokes M, , WRem, Lemet, or Holcomb Stakes at GOSIIII4 the Prises 'SWAIN% Stakes at York, the Champagne Minim or the 10 Soy. Twialreer Old Stakes at Doncaster, to wry Sib, of any two of them stakes, 91b extra ; the winner of any other sweepstakes valor 200 goys. including the winner's own maks, up M the time of r unning, to sorry 31b extra ; as bane to any mere than 9lb extra. Criterion Coarse. •lees9e, Onelealen, Flatterer (31b), Dade (Sib), *Pagan Swinrersine of 50 sem. seek, h ft, for 3-yr•oldr: eats, Set 71b ; sad Ulm, 84 Mb; whisk never wen bakes the time or &Mat this .take; Mass Whisk ham Muted terns before the Mme of snag Min ebbe alma 41b ; I *Wise sr nun, lib; wok eihniamse is be Mad MOM laim ‘147;. - 1 'him, us. do: -. de add Esalis Morn' orriWL= Deli eel NOM 3 Ilesd..relLood Ailia UN lalsll:Lead II &Man ...... forms Dana Mao i ka. Ow IL U. Leh t:r IL IN ellatmit load 10 10 sU Itibiarelt awl= R. 100 iftbat . . c rop.Dsolie R. 100 at mom Wows, /11. 1 4 0 Da a, saga it. :00 Mt 11. asak St. lutt laraltas4 West. (Ira) et 100 Gent Walter■ 11. 100 D4.1/ImVallay Ga.litt. 14 all lAffisistw led Malls mg 141 Ow 1121mta —.— liq 1 Ds. Wm 11drds It. 100 Lamalite ard Irettolai -19 14 lb. 114114 ... . Do. w: at Mkt imam ori Motorail M. Como =.Zlroosl W Do. tot Do. limy Mai ..._ ._ ._ ce4oalricalth Wigton Do. £3O . Do. fkbaree, No. 1 itldland Do. 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A di, Ml* 11Pla 1341 131 Bt. 100 ill T oe ii; 1113 4 dis 11l I die i lel as $5 99 41 1 23 au 1 10 $7 MI 65 17 ►o $i s• •• 112 f a SS SO id 1119 111 lifit lat.* 111 Si i I Ps TI i 14 ii i" i l i 61 3 71 /" V I Ii 1$ 13e LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. DUBLIN, Aram 6.—New Three per Cent. Stock, 921 ; ditto account, 9th April, 921; Hibernian Bank, 251. paid, 321; Steam Ship Building Company, 601. paid, 441; ditto Scrip, 251. paid, 221; Dublin and Drogheda, 751. paid, 67 it d, cub ; Dublin and Wieklow, 81. 101. paid, 6, cash, 6, 61, account ; Great Southern aid Western, 601. paid, 46, cask, 46, account: Dublin and Kingstown Railway Deb.., 1001., 4 per cent., 99. AN ANCIENT FAMILY.—There are two brothers and two sisters living together in the parish of Priddy, in Somerset, whose united ages amount to 290 naza—vii., 79, 76, 89, and 87 years, and neither of than was ever married. The father of the above and one of the MIS wen ahnrolawsrdena of Priddy church for more than OD years.— Driest Pima. ECCENTRICITIES OP THE BAL—During the late Somerset Sessions, held at Wells, • young woman was in dicted for stealing a 101. bank note, the property of a clergy. au, in whom mercies she had been living. Mr. Lovibend, solicitor for the defeat*, had prepared a brief which he had given to Mr. H. T. Cole, banister, bet the learned counsel was suddenly called to Cornwall Amines. H. therefore handed his brief over to Mr. Prideaux—the brief being en domed "for the prisoner." When the case was called, how ever, Mr. Prideaux opened the case for the prosecution, sad proceeded to 111181i1111 with all the vigour of forensic skill in order to ensure a conviction. The court then asked the pdsc.er if she had any one to defend leer. " Chyme," she said, " Er. Loviboed." Bat Mr. Lovibond's brief was In Mr. Prideaux's hands, who was prosecuting. Whet was to be done ? The learned counsel, in some eenfasion, maid general laughter, looked at his brief, and foluxklie bad been urging every effort to procure the conviction of the prisoner he was engaged to defend. His melf•possession, however, never left Ithe, end after apologising to the mart, he " hammered " into the jury such a plausible defence, beg ging they would take no noticeof what be had been saying before, that at the end of the came the jury actually decided for the prisoner, and the woman was acquitted. au& for the " eccentricities " of the law.—Beth Masada. NEWSPAPER COPYRIOHT.—The Isdipsailassoe, of Brussels, finds the surest indication of the Preach and English propositions made to Russia at the Vienna ent hrone= in a telegraphist despatch from Berlin, which states that the allies propose to exclude ell war ships from the Elea 8... The despatch refereed to wee transmitted to Zoe/land at the charge of the Daily Neese; the Aselepete dm co, deceived b auCeions piracy, attributes it to another daily paper, which has not paid sixpence for foreign tele seepke la the memory of eau. 800TH WALES Ran.waw.—Trade receipts for the week' aiding April 1, 1866, 1 4,8991. 4e. Ed. ; correspond ing week, 1864, 4,2361. Om. 10:1. NEWPORT, ABIESOAVENNT, AND HA M=D RAlL mny.—Trafin for week ending March 31,1866,476 L 78. 3d.; eorropeadiag week, 1864, 783/. 13s. 86. LOINDOEDEIBT AND COLERAINE RAILWAY. -- Thee ier the week earliest Marsh 31, 1856, 2991. 48. 2d.; eersivesdleg week 2166, 2691 2r. 05. LONIENIDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY.— TteMe ter the week mass Musts 81,1866, 6121. 2s. 106. ; esneepeeidei musk, W 6, 401. Us. ld. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY.—Two o'Cloci. Despite the reduction in the Bank of England rate of discount, the English stock market has de clined to-day, the approach of the settling day having an unfavourable effect. Prices are quoted 1 per cent. lower than they closed on Thursday. Comola for money and IVednesday next were quoted early in the day, 921 to 1, but have since declined to 921 to Z. For the 10th May the present quotation is 921 to 1. The Three per Cents. Radioed have been dealt in at 91Z to so; ex div.; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 911 ex div.; India Stock at 229; Bank Steck at 212 10 210 six div.; Exchequer Bills at 6s. to 9s. prem.; and India Bonds at 14s. prem. The foreign stock market is dull, with little change in price. Turkish is quoted 791 to 1, being rather lower; Mexican, 21 to 1; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101 ; and Spanish Deferred Thies per Cents., 18 to /. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 701 to 71 ; Danish Three per Cents. at 83 ; Dutch Two-and.a-Half per Cents., at 621; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 921 ex div. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular of Messrs. L and H. Thompson : Then bee bees a fair badness doing to 'desist produce this week, but the markets geaerally are not active. The public sales of sugar have gone off at about previous rater. For eoloney Ceylon coffee there MN bees a bri , k demand s and rata have advanced 6d. per cwt.; but the active sate are not saleable at the previous value, sod a few lots have been disposed of at 6d. per cwt. deeline : a parcel of Can non's Mysore was sold at Gamma rata. Rice has declined about 6d per owt. Tea has been very inactive ; the subtle also paved off duly, and a very large portion of the quan tity offered was bought in. The makets have closed till Wednesday nest. BANK OP INGLAND.—An Amount, pmwrnt to the Ant 7th end teh Irku, a 32, for the week ending oo 6nto des, March 31,1866 1111603 DIPAILTNIAT. I Notes Lowed ...... ... .08,614130 (Imminent Debi. . ... A 11,016,100 Other Seauri 2.984.900 Gold Oaln en dß ull ion 14,610,230 A 58,510,130 I =DI dikes' 0144411 —.50,153600 ?ohne piiodi: 3,651 . 450 =, Nov. Banks of Natiosal Debt i ma po. Loote3 5 . 164 . 134 Other DODOdl• 10,932,629 Neeen-dar aadotherfillis 866,312 Goyim:meat Securities daciud. Dead Naha{ Annuity) Other Securitics Notes Gold sad Mhos Coln Z 35.390,226 April 6. WA II A 36.310.06 MARSHALL. Mal Cubic& NATIONAL MIST. (From lootnirat's Gasetts.)_ The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Trea sury having certified to the Commissioners for the Re duction of the National Debt, that there was no surplus of actual as over the actual expenditure of ti e United Kingdom of Greet Britain and Ireland for the year ended the 6th day of January, 1866, the Commissioners for On Reduction of the National Debt hereby give notice, that no sum will be applied by them on account of the sinking fund, under the provisions of the Act 10 Geo. IV. tap. 21 between the lit day of April, 1836, and the 30th day of Jane, 1866. . _ _ A. Y. llionaamare, Cr National Debt Office, April 3, 1865. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares to-day are quiet. Agog Fria are quoted a to 1; Colonial Gold, 1 to y ; Great Nugget Vein, to 1; and Nouveau Monde, to 1. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 281 tn to 294 ; Peel River, 21 to 24 ; Meth British Anita. Luau, 4 dia. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, # to 1 prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 61 to 7 ; Lusitanian at 1 prem.; Cobra at 50 to 52, being an adtanoe ; Rhymney Iron at 21 ; Ditto, new shares, at 6; Imperial Brazilian at 24; and National Brazilian at 21; and Australian Mining at 11. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY The market is steady to-day at the d quotations, viz. :—Town tallow, 48s, nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 9d. ; May and Jane, 481. MADAM Aeruteons.—Town tallow, 48,. Bd.; fat by ditto, 2s. 6p. ; yellow Amiga, 495.84 . ; melted staff , 38s. ; times ditto, ditto, 225. ed. ; tallow graves, 125.; good dregs, 7... HAY MARKET. -THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a good supply, trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, Ms. to 85s. ; superior, 90s. to 100 s. ; iaferior, 60s. to 80s; roves, 811 r. to 80s. ; re a r, 90s. to 1161.; second cut, 84s. to 110 s.; straw, 2.45. to COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAY. Vegetable, are more plentiful. Endive, Lettuces, Ra dishes, Globe Artichokes, and Carrots may now be obtained. Apples of foreign growth are abundant. Pears are scares. Hothouse Grapes may now be obtained at from 12s. to 30s. per lb. Oranges fetch from 2s. 6d. to 10s. per hundred. Quantities of Cornish Broccoli continue to reach the mar ket. Spanish Onions may be bought for 3s. per dozen. Carrots and Turnips are dear. For Asparagus there is good demand. Potatoes have not altered in price since last week. A few new ones from France have been sold at from ls. Si. to 2s. per pound. Lettuces realise 2d. to le. per score. Cut flowers consist of Passion flowers, Bignonia remit*, Tulips, Heliotrope,, Euphorbias, Poinsettias, Ca mellias, Chinese Primroses, Heaths, and Roses. Apples, pre bushel, 4s id to 101; I geasart, per dos, 134 tole 'ARLES. Celery, per bald* Is to 2s Od Onions, per bushel, 6s Od to sad& Larks. per bunch. 24 to 4d shallots, per lb. 44 toed Garda, per lb., gld to ed Endive per more, Is l d to Se Lettuces, Cab., p. some, 9d to le Coo, meads, Ms Isla Small Salad, p. pun., 2d to 3d Horse Radish, per MIL, Se to IN htuahroonts, per pot., Is M le 60 Chilies, per 100, Into le Od Pude', per bomb, 11.3 to ed Street herbs, per bunch, 2d to 4d Mint, green, do., 9d to le Pins Apples, per lb., as to IM Pests, per baltsieve, is to 106 VEOR Cabbages, red, per dos., Ss to 6s Brussels Sprouts, p. half sieve, Is sob Preach Berm. per 100, as to 4s Rhubarb, per boa., Id. to Is. Sd Osaka* For punnet, Is 6d to Ss Asparagus, per 100, 44 to 12s Potatoes, per tog 10s to 130 e per cwt., UM to Se per bosh., Islld to Ss Carrots, p. bun* 611 to lid Turnips, do., Sd to 4d Custunters, nab, Is Od to 24 6d 119inaoh,per sieve, Zs to 4a Bat, per dca., leis ad to Os IN THN MiTILOPOLIII.—It is mentioned on the authority of the , rector of one of the populous London parishes just to the north of the CAT, in au Essay recently published by Ashritel and Whichoord, " Oa the Erection of Fireproof Houses in Flats," that there has been an addition of 1,000 ; persons in his parish upon a former population of 4,000, since the last anus, and yet not a single house has been built in the district; in fact, there is no room for building, every scrap of ground being covered. He states that people have been driven in from the dwellings destroyed in Holborn, Clerkenwell, and Spits Hittite, and that they have , been thrust upon the other population ; huddled into any hole and corner they could put their heads into—not from poverty, but from sheer want of ahy dwelling within reach of their work ; that respectable artisans, particularly among the class who work at their own homes, even makers of little Id th fase i v fr a c . ;., t re- Fthr li efd d i g -ul o i f bn wp ote rth .l ob t f i w . ., :: :. r rs aw h ; e r lhaes, to l, v.m n e a r eb ew e theSnoth Sh ar p's-alley . forcedniaU a n ne b ee n7l° d which may be expected, it is to be hoped, from the endea vours of earlier labourers in this field, and give plans for the arrangement of buildings on plots of ground of various shapes, calculated to afford healthful habitations to various alums at a cost not exceeding what they are now paying for moat laaufacient and death dealing retreats. This is the cogent argument for endeavours that we have constantly need, namely, that good may be done and money made .1 the same time, or at all events not last.— TA* Builder. Tim SYDNEY DRAPERY TRADE.—The elan of drapery goods now required for our consumption is of a mach bettor description than has been imported of late plan. The pecuniary position of the labouring °lames has bees so much bettered within the last two years that their domestic habits have undergone a very material change, and articles that would have been eagerly sought for or endured from nasality are now rejected. ThL fact is most °bear able in every article connected with the drapery trade, more ifpaorrtic ula nmailerly In those for female consamption.— Sydney SKUWIIBMIT AND BIRILINOHAN RAILWAY.—TraMe for!week ending look, lift, Lls April 1, 10d.1866, 1,3011. 19s. lid. ; correspond.. lag SU. i , 1 I ' , , , . , 1 ~ SHARE LIST& DAY.—Two o'CLocx. Very little business's soiE o f ss orward in the railway Are market to-day, an in nearly every in slr steam are quoted much same, as they closed at Thursday. London and North-Wasters stook 'actuated 991 to ; ; Great Western,B6i tof; Midland , 89 1 to Lancashire and Yorkshire, 16 to 1; Oaledoniann, 301 to ex div. ; South-Eastern*, 18k to lex div. ; and Great Northern., 22 to 1. French shares are steady, except Eastern', which have declined to 33 to 4. OADDIAZY MAIM AND SIOCIIL !_1_61P4.1 11.w.waTs. I Colas Prism I Isles ta-day 61 60 I Nit