The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-11 00:00:00

1 : , •r ; . • ( 4 , e" .. . • c .....-... ..._. •- —1,..._ '''`,.., . ...... s, - .....?*, 0 ~..e. . . , 41/_ Teb i t -7. 4 [,,,,, - . 7 . _ \'',- :17, , . : --31 q•-..?..• ...- ,• T. '"‘ No. 4,60 1 .1 MESSRS. MONEY WIORA3I and SONS' (of ithrigwan.int. London' LIMN of PACILIT AMPS So Arnrlt ALI t. —/w HELHHIf itNl'., Port Phillip, Direct to Wars the lacks on TIM IL 4 bAV, tii.th of Jura. at Plymouth , . the spicuilit clipper ship KENT, 1,000 tons register. 11. T CLAt iii,i Coostimailer • • to hist in the Fast India Dinka MY Hap &two .'so . 4 Mews Mon. y WMralis a d non: Met rated time of psi Set.. vrbkh comprises lb, flegroilt, ?Mmes. Pouted's. h-rfolk. Lineidimhire. ent other fast. tamistnte. end weU known ships, built and atted expressly for the passenger trade to Aar piles Her acciitemoilatinns for all chimes of passengem ate asaarylieseil. soil Jac sill carry All experienced surgeon —Yee bvllike tie lutvalr . apply 1.. WU. , I. Aliport, lad Morgan, with Morn. %loam Anil Anne 191, Leintenhallatreet Paw sere hl this Ito,. of packet* are conveyed front . i= he th Orel clam for sieemsd-clem tares, end for -clam Urea LONDON to SYDNEY Direct, MONTHLY. ILIUM SW. LISK of CLIPPEt PACKfilk saillag true hats lassios Ducks oa the loth, and tram Oravcscad wlttb au paactuslay ua the Itth of sack woe* receiving geode kmDliabs nk. salsa lawalaaali talL Sklpk Bnba. Captains. I ?War Bethel Illiemetter Mew WAS et the Meth _•_, ad! 1106 AMer inna 10 lAN Maims lab le L6OO Mail. MgAwaitt. 10 1,100 W 10 , LIAO liartia ttea 10 Wasanar,s•wallppar I 1.000 'Martin Ilan 111 Ailamma ' 1......4 ipaes Due. 10 Calempans Jams loath .. . i.zoo Mr MO ...., The above la.* Alv,clc,n and Englieh built clippers tom part of the celebrated Mark KJI Idoe of British awl Australia eg.Loyal M4ll Packet, Wick have, by their peaebsallq Mei Prig 108~os. •ffirse• • mold kno. mows get Whin rimpaser accommodatiss soisrpeand by wry womb Meak s• JAMS MINNS awl C•., lirelprd j•A Agate Ws; suL le T. BURLY mai ah, LsoisebsialreeL LC NITIZIGLY MAK 00111(171110ATION to XVI TOIL-711. LIPIXPOOL. NEW TOIL mad EirLLADELPHIA 11111111 SHIP COMPANY *brad dimpoldlims taiirmmemed Iran Peron vassinahly f tealb net at YOnneenlaers Gamin poimmumem mad dsopeachna. MIZELY FRAM LIV ttrifilL rum. NIKW YOU. ETNA, Wednesday. Nay U. CITY Or WAIIIIINOTOS, Wednesday, May Is. Gi.Asuipw. ww asad ,,,. may dad 'my measimmliag Wednesday. Cntla passers, US, IT and tl trainees. accofthaa Ia tbsterMla. Inedallion. Funned peasant **utter. Iseluthogg i = trobsd. ranoverrs far cards and ttr to antra tenant es very adnuttwoons teems —rue further particulate Made WILLIAM INMAN. tt der street. I.lvertrof mod lIIACZT. 01, Cm William street. Cry. rWisH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM S betweee LIVERPOOL sod 11/11W en, and be:weee LIVERPOOL see NORTON. She 'hips oily envy RALITAX. The teSietriii se GUM mull tai. appointed to sea kola Leveniesa, M Oink Se sesepee sealle DinICA. for Th TON. Wonky. Nay 14 AD4TIALAALA 4,4 •44. W TO R. .*.relay. Moy IL 1114144. tor AotorJoy. Juno 1. glil=l mom stivinirirs /e• sad provision. boil i wlrs Illonos:—To Kaillas sod Dootoo, MN: Sloop. oehlk Xle.. To Sow York, Mot coAlsi, £ll . Milk d 1 lo MAMA, lkolos. awAl Now York. LI post ink pee aual pylori* —Apply so J. B. FoArd. 014 111m441=144.1.4. D. Corrio, Naura oad ly, nom po : 0. sal J. Warm livelimia.strait. 1 11. 2 C. Myer, Quesslinra sr D. mil O. Whir. t h r:lL: ▪ Vamped. DRILLIM, GRAVLS, and PRILLIPPS, awelgod IC.. ell a l i =asa sed-elessageonere ear Ihe endemenliesed pawls. wird aad es Oriams: SuITILIWAII sad Yee LL. SA AV every Draft Nis, M II sale*. Orem les drltids sod Forelge Meow wart Vern—neloas. LI Ad: Ago meet, VA : return Oldeds se I. and SI ea ft VYIOIOOIIIO, every flyway Agestes, ti. an the UWE Pere. SI. BILILIAIN, Wedieselay. Way Is. from Harsely. dewa racea—ss, si. am Na MMus *Asia Amadei a lan sad • hat GOTILOBVII.O, OriTAT WALL. Wednesday, Nay IS, frogs 4 tre t allegra. levee —llalwra. 13 ; Ago gelds, SI A.: ter beheld aed gisly Cdsellete Iledvons/ Mee, Ilegetkirrea trIMII WPM CILIVIL sad rumurn. 11. load 1.e.. L.C. PORTSMOUTH, HASTINGS, ISLE at WIGHT. worrisome& ei.—Cll3A, LICVIIIIIOIO marl DAY. et fwbawd 61,111. by lbellJUGSfOlari SOUTH ULW AY. haw the Vklerbs J Station. Ifellow at to a . from lawlawbfblew et SA a. tw i t= al w 'Void ahetkw at LIT aim flaw awl but fa OIL • 111110HTON and BACK kw HALT-A-CROWN r ai r e ag e gAT sad NWO Drtri... 6 trr , =W sod oo CNINA sad JAPAN (COAST sad MIER) STILAX MAVIOATIOK OOMPANY tilaa POMO. PIM Imo t 130.00, in MOO shares of MO en& mu* d mbieh Amos oils be reservnd Or Mho) Sipa le r Fir OilldliT appialati.M. Yid Ito per Am am ellanot.-02 , ant In want t 2 10s. sob /at ahem M Is- Moil of NO hr Uon irmiks. ~--.--- W Adamson, Zeit , late et Chime (Mem Ademeem red Ca) Harry itirradalk. Doi , Director et the Mode sad ?impel Wirers, sad the lair Its PUNY' Cesammy. Ma. Maim 9 flieTea=C. Ems; & itt. l l=Teirt, W. O. faiDem Dremes. Zig . Director, Cape Town Railway and Dai. 3auto Awn* Dookall. tot, tato 11.1.1 C. Clog Iferrltv, Mies. Mom • Q.l.am_ C tattoalod to she lot, Special ten..., Foldool,lkoolkatrost, avotomorougmo. Mai pater to odd to air tsvoobto.) DlNsisk, Newel; loirkr, oad abroad, W. CorohilL 901.196096—1kat0• Mt sad Anfoo, 69, Cfropoldo. Nam. Tivagesil ems, I smear fed . 7 ThrogwortaNalse _ 11 - 11111113 at; pasJilmin+Bll7ll Marra Roberta°, nod Co., Newman amain. Cornhill Ntcte7AXT —.J. Spam er Price, Leq. Olerm—No Broad street. London, EC . This Company iv forward for the morrow of supplying what has hog lova anently required, and whip h, from the increased and eeeeleaU7 hammer' growth of our commerce. is daily becoming awls sod mire memeary, via, mauler, speedy, and safe corm Inianienthin 'Meg the extensive lint of west and In the Inner wakes et dune Per mediating an Immense reading trade the Chine.' poems wan* het unwirldfluntiv, which are amble to perform their lemma swept with the favourable NW 1180441 . while Lampe.. immerse in the (hi., waters is carried on in sailing voessin. welt the addition, recently, of a very Bodied eillaber Nomiers ned by private arms the postal and gums; pa =lraik being confined to the semi monthly service at the Ilheaubs kw and I Oriental Company hetween Hoeg Cows and Te Newt the otressitlea of death foreign and as trade It Is Poposed 1.1 l• .11.11,11c$ a nest of stratum; which shall be the """ "AMA"( Wits: communication between the parts sad Sees to which foreigner, WU have scam and if pro , =nr:e oenveyancv of palostigsts, Neal* and general It Y intencied to commence with Lies eeestrecilms of six Arm wwwW. ea the directness propose to Unlit tbe operations of Ike Ouramoy until gamins« has proved In what wsy they ems be 6.1 " 1 "" with . 1 .ant.14. to the shareholders. ,Power muter the Conti , / of the shareholders In general nseet wg will he taken by the fond foe a future increase of capital sal provialna will he made for esteem os of the Company's ope nnesss h.l.tis ildna and lapaa, MI found expedient. The emu' of the trade strew'. existing-11a certain evpanalon -sod the um:111,4 necessity for the use of deans - warrant the con. elusion Out the Company may rely upon helm( able to Sad ready lisselsnMent for their vessels at a seek of charges that will make Ws profits ample. loran of application for Shares eddreasest to that:Meteors may I..shealaed from the it-cretary. at IL slid hood street. inadesu LC. or from the Itrokers of the compooli but iso sposestk i s Will he coushiered tinkles a deposit of Sa fur each share a *Mail have been previously suede slits the bankenil: LPIOTACLIA ini wed by HARRIS and sow, win rihog the Muhl bahar moot hail. wlth or TAMAN, ILL ; wttll e"ls to lOs Gold sad %deaf Spectacles lad P:s oureely, at equally low whoa Ilan!a'et Oho. Arr ai treee 71198. ILIUM sod M 79 t es tin to the *W al ell umnus . otah Lesaas alliglited tios. —No tesvollan employed. ..-___ DR. BUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES, thrwititout the world, for the ern elf every Massie VEATETABLE REIN OINTMENT. for all akin 'rip lima. deep-seated takers. sures, boils. rte. Is. and b. OIL PATENT al' GARAY/ATS:II VS:GETABLE PILLS for regulating ibe beads, and purifying the Wool. le, lid., Pt bd. and 11. OfitiI.NTIATED VEGETABLE Mt ENCE. for r Mist the nereons and rnescolar syvken, frnin all muse la reity MTh, atasi net chronic ant sparewille s trict u re. renal pair* meek ousel , the ' , Wider. retention awl nos-retention. direame or Ye mMers, nervous debility, and all Mewls coruplvints. Iwl 'ensuing every vital Maid. es. GIL, lle, ur for quantities M ow, Ms rhyvicurst *dyke Tree an application. and [When'. Guide fur Patients," eta slam p.--RoAl I.y RITMO/ sod I', µmt. or fordetrort, Landau. W., and moieties lerwanled on receipt of poet-allot order. To be had 81 all dermal'. Wboletale assets : Forrbedoo. olsTt • Neobwo, ts, at. Pattrarberchyard : J. asap.. 160, inforgeue.s deetoy, 63, Galurdetrorrt ; Lltespaide I "Per. u, [tag Wllliare.street, Loodtestolder 7/1, G le - echorelh.etraet : Prod. tvA Iltrawd. loadoa. A NIVICR 7•ILINU REMEDY. Dr. worm 111.101111 mal LIVER num, .utasai ea, mercurial logreellet s trom the recipe of & .r . l = *ln he found Invaluable to an suffer fres bilious sad liver "Waist.. ifollgeettou, wind. gnaws, guiding.... Muffle.' M the er.a. fr. Yer habitual coetivenese, is a family aperient sued.. !!". 2 and as a perffkr of Use bleak thsy ass truly ffseelleut. our Is tSdr "operation sad limiest& to the st.uaarh, they "Mo yecnonno scold strengthen lb. whole laefue eiries.--floiel by . Lambert awl by stoat flrulfriefa. °fuel la lefl. and Is. M. De onts In ask for Dv. Acatt's Moue !"4 Wet ruts. TM ipemia• an a moms green ywkam, " n um WIWI. M. Joromalmet " onimmul nn the rimy. SEA SICKNESS PRIVENTED.—JOZZAIIII OU LI t.O ere e 1b rorammamded as a preemrave aki rare Imam Ortama —The MYwl. Metimmlikl. .4b M mildest ea arum MeV : ••111r.-1 Mrs mach pies. err la beta, able le rude Ni Imy Irl rerale over the Ns W ag e amtmated milk any Meksaik I Mt Wee of yea OIL Ida ha ser rem Yams J. W., Co.. Mat. tt sale' Jell 1:100."--Ommisl Dept. Oalwist Jeans, Preece tkaullat. ea. Haymarket. 1 " .4114 ". Bs4 °mt. la bauq Yat .ark Om by p. DI. CON= ON 1111YOUSNINIk OE 1I NEAL DINILITY. he. jam /metro= the Au A ilititne ll aAY on theC A USE ll ne .t CORI of YRINATUNZ DIM= In WAN. whit plath ifiltheNthe kw what restontios to health 8.4 vigour. the malt 1 at user/-em 'mg oaseesefal praolthe Is Um troatiamt of thaw posher mrcome ark mitalred ihomen width taro to embitter mod shirt= By Dr. J. L. Mims, lf. Albseark•-•sreet, itemetllty. F ss. Othoethatttha 10 UN i, ead to • We gag art ledrattoa Is mytag there le no member of society by whom the book vUI not be found arsefel—whether mob perms Mid the Meeks of • weak preceptor. or clergyman." I..odas s Noma a, Cambia; ised J. aka. a Warwkk-laike. VICTORIA CROSS GALLERY. —Third &e -sea, daily from 10 till 7. Atirnieshsa Is. Oar HEROD% and their DKCI , R, painted by L W. DIAANOI2I. T. 190 4 •8 of Battle alma, Itikermann. Belittles*, the Trenches. Mhastnyal, the Persian War, and the field of Twits. Ile col• belies tarmaseil. Descriptive cataloirue, Imam Hall. JIM W)WL Use. ARGYLL ROOM&—GRAND MUSICAL 131711:11TAIN1111.NT, with the celebrated Rand, Forty la number, eatahltsbed eleven years, chosen trout the Phlllaresoale Conceits, loyal ;Wigs Operas, smut the Household Trove. Conducted by Nora Unbolts. Cornet-bpliton, IL Dueloot& Waal% ifeisels Adige& te. STEVENS and b 0 N, Wine and Spirit Merchant+. 71. Blaispenstsatreet Wiehln. FOREIGN sad BRITISH SPIRITIL—Brasdy, thirst old Cognac, its.. god, ; choke old Pale, 12". to Mc per gallon Schiedam Holland', be* 17a per Rallne : pee case II dome . Rum, oil Jamaim, 13e. 4d. to 13a. ; choice old proof. 174 per gallon. English Gin, is. ed. to 10s. Bd.; Stevens and don's superior cordial, lie to 13a. 4d.: unsweetened. Li& 44 pm gallon. V. hmkr, Scotch, lla to 20a. : Irish, 20a per gallon. pettish Brandy, pale or breast tea per I naba Laseun of all kends.--Goods delivered tree within Ilms WHEATSTONE'S HARMONIUMS (English), M sold oak eases, vamiefectured by them expressly for Churches. Chapels. schools, Ac., have Si. fell reamer of ben ere of the beet grunt, ..f tom, best weekuraehlp and rested.). sad on oee reviles toiling. Chasms. Yew Pabst gee octaves, from CC. doable pedals With ow 166 9. est ere {reduced price) Plano model. caw stop polished 'unique wind Indicatory lb With Wesley". one set sad a half of vibteten pelldted It With three With three stops. 'Redly, forte Meth ditto lt Mem lame dee Mike% dltee LI With In stmelFtwo sets of vibr anis ators. ditto tt With eight stair, two sets of vibrators. ditto 24 With ten-dope, three tete of vibrators. ditto 10 The twit so I most egeeirve hatrunient made hire medalist. ISSI. An extensive amertniesit of Trench Her smialume by Alemmilte. with all the latest improvements, from • pimps: also Meagre W. and Co.'s new Plano Harmoniums. Whestelse• sad Ce., 10, Coadidtatreet, Regent street, W. 7ALITLII of GOLD. —WATIIERSTON and • nanonix, tee Ille isferiainoa M the Piddle aed their aumeamas Parma, beg to make the following announcement m riles VALVE of SOLD, Melba persaaded Nat the late e:2W fair trader and the pulgle will be alike protected by &be Wide eirealatlon of knowledge oa this subject. tlo d being Melded bee Is pane or carats. It MINN that gold of is oyMl Inc is 18 carate..4B • 111 9 carats 11 10 weed —Si 4 118 17 carats.. 1 • I 8 caress .. a Se ger WORM K wirate.. I 111 74 7 carats .. 4 9 in carer- 4 1 1 11 canes_ lis 1 S cants . 1 SI 111 cantle (Mash 14 weds.. 11 •$4 it Praia . 17 I 411.4414)1 17 104 13 web— 11 4 carats . 14 te U web.. Sl4 4 It web— 11Si S canto.. 10 71 IS enrele.. 1$ 94 11 mein.. 111 1 I wage .. 7 1 S 7 3 19 ants.. 11t el 1 carat . . t 111 Neewskedery 10. leaelellnelmeah Oseentigerdek W.C., lessize. ..4.45,919504 et Min nod Jewebia Sze Is. adi. .& The meswene eisesg the isi an Seardage at ow *desk THII ST. PANORAS IRON WORK ANY. OLD T. PANCILA&ROAD, N.W., sole Manama awl Mastafacturera of Meat Wawa 114 bee Ramble rattlama Patent Y.coassic Hay Rack, Vanwirs MON 14111(e/11, Palma Oast be Ina Hurdles, Ga tf be Cl i e r ania' ark. lELLUSTRATID CATIMOULI MIL This day, at all booktoilwa' and nanny Melina TCMAP KDITION of the WOMAN in A. Warm Y aow Toady, WWI • Photograph of Wilkie OMSK MI a Mad oapanag tram a water colour by John Giber& Leda a: Immo Low, Sea, and Co., C. LadgateldlL TVLONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE AVOII and S. INA wlielt an Inspection of their extensive 'TOM el CARPILIT.4O, the .leals and rebel. . suitable to the weeen4 WNW; shri ft Darnaaks. *matellea, gem Chinless, Inc., ad boltkm Wilinfeettare for every sole of decoration.—hand 4, Otentile-Wresi. to/ al sad 11.3, Tentenhain-enart-raed. W. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN reads a large Peat of meat whit a sere handful of oink The aft is laineme . the inset le bacillar masted in every pea and all the gravy and maritiinis pi...petite, retained. hide Mt N .B. Than surprising effects an produced by sear anegastien a heat BARLOW% POTATO STEAMER ; an intal- Mae method of seeking this dimwits vegetal@ in perfec tion. Mrs r, Is. N. Int ARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER surrEß, ▪ wansasso so save eas an of ash a three. Pelee la la lest spasm ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No saga et sedisaut disturbed In tilting. Will repay its Mating eta is s mesa PAW as and spar& i RAIMOWI3 SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. • N. yea peg raid .ao men Ist beer wr sour wise. Price 4s. K ; dAle &aro a —Andy direct to J AM paseiles a i street, Mansion-kola. Iliaggegigee islatigaJg es every article . all others as ignsienelhlllellea7"llllll.lll.llgesdis. lbtabbaleed UM. ' VAST CHAIRS, °OUCHES, and BIDE EAST MOWN 1110/11111/1 We MIS the sod 1141•011140 sod kld loom. Auk op Is • moll opus for traria*" W oillogGoi too Mr am own , asi WNW. Oar been lifooles km . TAVIEMS bed SPERM CANDLES, L. Bd. er DA. ; amen/ Nee, la. lee MUM wax, ed.; teeseereest we; la lei ;psalm wax. Se ; %wean ea; la ei lobed@ M . 11.. pateatipeen. la lm i, 00•111PAISOr Set m . k 11/, ; abetallle ter Pelmarai may VA; ; cepa The. ; maselei ei . Was ee, ea U. pee : yeUee Neap. lea lea. Mi. sad OK pee Wee. : ; ell brews letireele ; la id. per puke.; eeemen lam Wisdom ; w s. Wlieheer, la. id.: la. 44. ; rem sass[ fa 61.-4oe auk at X. P. De b ra eel lON'S oldselabllahell ~abeam a‘ M. It mliarsiark Cherbearess. lawks. W.C. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, Tailor% 106, funat—Gentleroen who require good and T AM11014.. AD= DIM can &wad on the bast snaterlah and latest style. A steel d NeevAns, Louring, and Omit Costa always on hand Mae the Ten," a nevr style of Overcast, to be had only at 1011, Wand, aeopeelte iseter Hall. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) xsw USING AND SUUI STOCK roe Ye War lld-taaand Jowl& ANGOLA 1 TIMM, b sew replete mat rawly ax taapsitios. nue Tyumen wen orighsalea b Ur. Miles, Wlissowalyaddraula73, BKOGIE.NTALILT, HANOVLIIAQUARK, and who to ma woasseted with say puma haltithug aiW .deer. Ming la hie rise. SiTrABLISLIED Iva lIIBRUARY. 1841. "T H E DER B Y," a Light elegant COAT. to b wore with or without an. other, sad all not show or he injured by the dust, and ever, diatigtlew at CLOTHING. .te., for ?adore to the Rosa, and for Tourists and Lacundonota. L. and SON, Caesar d Ifinarlas and Aldiala ; Now OzfordaAteet, corner of IlarLataast and Cams, cd Tottaahatn-oaurt.ruad and I.aaten•toad. Country licanebea : Tamale, Shilleld. Bradfor‘ll, Yorkshire. %opp—To SPORTBII3N.—Tb• present anyool seldom offers Iteelf.--0e W inusnuta, te Oolden.erces Hotel : look omb Ms Mock of CCONDWAND klitEl4:ll sad MUZZLE-LOMANO MISS, SINGLE and DOUBLLBAMIELLED RIFLES of every not and ,Ireerltaboa, Moe 11,111fOLV/Uta, by all tie bid London makers with ovary destriptisa ammaaltloo, Iia—WHISTLEIt, 11, Strand, L W. will take wades la trachoma. Ut 'MEMEL'S PATENT PERFUME ms• vAromen. an Beaant Cheap. and Portable Apparatus least ended by Dr. Lethehy and Dr. Ilass.th Gtr dlituslng the trastreses of Sewers Ls apartments, &c., and purityme the alr n bream an Net ram& Price flora es —KVOlttit 11.1MILEL, poremmer.lB. Want and Ilk CessldlL London. SOUND and WHITE TEETH are indispensable to gersomi attraction, and to health and longevity by the CPsrmastleedlon of loud. ROHIA/41.1W ODONTO, or Pearl tifine. a white powder composed of the choicest .nd most recherthi ingredients of the oriental herbal. It extirpates all tartarous adheskine to the teeth, and ensures a peortlike white ness to the enamelled surface: anemia the further progress of decay of the teeth, and induces a healthy action of the guess. The breath also, from the salubrious and disinfecting qualities of the (Mont°, attain a purity and fragrance truly Rftteful to Its pno. sanr. Pr ice b. 9d. per bor. Can words " low lands' ikkinto," etc., an on the label, and " A Rowland sad Ike" S 9, Hatton garden," on the government stamp. hold by Slow mad by chemists and perfumers. Jr{ published, pries Is. et, by post 2a 10d., SKIN DISEASES and their REMEDIES. By loom J. JORDAN, M.D., licentiate of the Royal College of rhysicisela Edinburgh. Member of the Royal College of Bor. CePitordmsd, dm., Author of " Moues of the Skin; price la.. st 16 siempa with Photographic Illustrations. containing the modem le•Mammt las adopted at the Hospital ft. Louis, Paris, foe the ewe of those diseases so prevalent in a high stale of civilkolies, emu egoest on an impure state of the blood, caul log cotameems scorbutic affections, and scrofula: treat meet lee wpafetal sod deep seated nicer., de . By the same Author, with numerous Illustrations. price 112.6 d. : by post, la. : abridged edition. la, by post 14 stamps, sealed, 24 a new Medical Work, entitled LIFE WORTH LIVING FUR, treating on Man. Mind, an , matter, showing how new debility and premature decline is produced by disregard of Dolor'', laws. Contents : General sod acquired debility, from early Inesperience, prodoctive of diseases and dlearrengerneut of the vascular system, res: t lt i lm is nervous sod physical irritab4llo, the cause of total or prostration. Noun of Consultatioe from 10 to!, mod 6to .or by astl . t . ment. 71te above works to he bad trom the Author, r, Lando& W. ter IBatione, use " Medical Register. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENtNG, MAY 11, 1881. 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By Grovvaz 71 1 MXIMIll Anat. 11•1 VoL IV. of " The Pint Clam Library,* • odlesitio• of eopPeept weeks, each volume complete Li WYE W. Lad sad Co. (for proplolon), Potarsaaor-row. DRAMA. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Lest night this magnificent house, which had bees Madly hat by Mr. Cly• ea the cocaaioa of the asnual tem& M aid of do Royal Dranaile Collage, was crammed by a faelikaohle sad appreciative maliesee. Erwybos., stall, sad mat, was occupied, and we understand that the net receipts were somewhere between live and six hundred pounds. The following is the bill of performance, with the names of the principal characters :—Scenes from As You Luce It. The Duke, Mr. Stuart ; Jaques, Mr. Crsswick ; Orlando, Mr. Henry Manton ; Touchstone, Mr. Keeley ; kosalind, M ins Woolgar (Mrs. A. Mallon); Andry, Mn. Keeley. The second act of Rootlet. Hamlet, Mr. Fodder. Theis Peones from Like the Laborer: or, the Sailor's Return. Philip (his original character), Mr. T. P. Cooks. The last act of The Rivals. Sir Anthony Absolute, lir. Frank Matthews; Acres, Mr. Bnc.kstone ; Sir Lucius °Trigger, Mr. David Fiaher ; Mrs. Malaprop, Mrs. Freak Matthews ; Lydia Lanai* Mrs. Charles Young ; Jails, Mrs. Magian. The fourth act of the sowed part of Henry IV. Hoary IT., Kiog of England, Mr. Phelps ; Henry, Priam of Wales, Mr. Edmund Phelps. A soon from The Tirol Night. Achille Telma Dufard, Mr. Alfred Wigan. Four mats from The Walcott Cope. Luke Fielding, Mr. Beajamin Webster; Augustus de Rasharville, Mr. J. L. Toole ; Stag. gen, Mr. Paul Bedford ; Meg, Min Woolgar (Mrs. Alfred Mellon). All the popular favourites were received with thunders of applause : Mr. and Mn. Keeley, Mr. Fechter, and Mr. T. P. Cooks coming in for special ovations. The last named evergreen was as hearty as ever, and skipped about with all his wonted nimbleness. Is addition to the programme above set forth, there was a selection by the Vocal Association and a special scene by Mr. Tom Taylor, a dialogue between the Ghost of Anne Braoegirdle (Mrs. Stirling) and the Thalia of 1861 (Miss F. Stirling), from which we extract the following pungent bit : " Mn. ft Don't you act Shukspere, then ? Miss T. Oh, the old swell's Stirs to be sees, Yee heard, at Sadler's Wells. 10 Oxfonl•atrwet, too, they say Hamlet dm"— But that dear Frenchman Yachter is the cause ! Mn. B. A Frenchman acting Hamlet ! " Woe is me— To have seen what I kart seen—see what I sec!" Miss T. We play to aid the New Dramatic College-- Ms. B. Like that Ned Allen, founded once at Dulwich ? Be warned by that—let thebees taste the hooey flse actors get what's nixed with actors' money." The delivery of this dialogue both by mother and daughter was a perfect treat. Only one hitch occurred in the evening, a long wait before the commencement, but the good humour of the audience was speedily restored by as apolop from Mr. Webster. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAT 10.—APPOINTNANTm. —Lieu. tenants E. G. Maddock to the Omega ; A. C. Wootton, to the Excellent; and Z. Berkley, to the Southampton, fur service of the ordinary. Muter J. C. Hutchin to the Formidable. First-clue Assistant Engineer R. Madge, to the Fiagard, for charge of the machinery of the Antelope. Acting Third-claas Amaistant Engineer R. Jones, to the Trident. PORTSMOUTH, Mar 10. The Mermey, 40, screw frigate, Captain Henry Caldwell, C. 8., proceeded out of harbour this morning. and anchored at Shithead. She is appointed to leave her anchorage very shortly, and it is reported that she will sail for North America to reinforce the British squadron on that station. .. . . 'The Avon, steam vowel, which grounded oaths shingles, near the Needles, on Saturday last, still remains immo• .ably fixed on the shoal, notwithstanding great efforts have, during the week, been made to get her off. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MAT 10. In a Congregation holden this morning the fol lowing degrees were conferred : MASTIAII or Aare.—William W. Ravenhill, University College ; George Follett, Balhol College ; Rev. James W. Miller, Enter College ; Rev. Robert 0. Carter, Oriel Col lege ; Rev. Frederic K. Wanes, Oriel College ; Walter G. Littlehalea New College; Owen P. Withered, Christ Church ; Rev. Emma A. Waller, Trinity College ; Rev. Richard White Atkins, St. John's College ; Rev. Edmund Smiley, St. Mazy HelL BnemELORS or A Kra.—Drummond Smith, Itilliol College ; Benjamin Temple Cotton, Merton College ; 'Edward Gay, Magdalen Hall; Roe. Edmund Sisley, St. Mary Hall. CONVOCATION. —At the last meeting of the Con vocation of the Province of Canterbury an arrangement was made that another meeting should be held on Tuesday, the 14th of May, for the purpose of receiving and discussing the report of • committee of the lower house, appointed at the request of the archbishop and bishops, and of which the Venerable Archdeacon Damen was nominated cluiirman,fon the subject of " Frays and Reviews." In consequence of circumstances which have occurred, we understand that the assembly of convocation appointed for Tuesday next will be simply formal, and that it will be on that day further pro rogued by Dr. Traver @ Tories, the vicar-general, until Tues. dot, the 18th of June, when the report of the lower house will probably he ready for consideration. B•CIULD HARMONIC SOClETY.—Handers Israel in Egypt will be repeated on Friday week, the 94th lost. A meeting called for the purpose of trying to Procure the closing of public:o)onm on Soodays was held in the Manchester Royal Exchange Rooms, on Thursday night. The meeting was called seder the auspices of the Manchester and Salford Temperance Association ; but one of the speakers contended that it was not to he regarded as a teetotaller's question. A petition to parliament was adopted, founded on the resolutions peened at the meeting. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CHESTER RACES. SUBSCRIPTIONMOOM, THURSDAY noire. Busies= was very inactive, and at midnight only the following scanty list of quoteions war compiled : THE DERBY. 9to 4 eget Dundee 6 to 1 14 to 1 rig= 25 to 1 leans 40 to 1 Neighbour FRIDAY. Toe DUNHAM MAWR& PLATS (barelleaP), for all art, of 5 mom each, 2 ft, with 50 added. Half • mile. (15 subs.) • Usbal , iestutie emporia°, by Stockwell, 3 yrs 7st (A. YAwirds) I lord Strathmore's Shillelagh, 3 yre, Tit Mb.... (Madden) 2 Mr. Smith's Sheffield, 6 yrs, Ist Sib (lactudlrg Mb extra) (ethurst) 3 Baron Niritre's Betherne, 2 yrs, fat 10Ib (Midinney) Mr. O. Angelfe Spanish Ply, 3 yrs, Bst 71b Mr. Marrisore lady Ripon, 3 yes, 7,t 91b fl t ( u hlla 0 Lord Coventrs's Moueetrap, S yrs, tat 12Ib (Dickenson) 0 Mr. Wadlow's Medura, S yrs, est lelb (including 3M extra) (Ortmshow) 0 Mr. J. Dawson's Confession. 3 ne, Get 7th ....(Wbeatky) 0 Mr. R. Walker's Do, by Surplice—Blue Devils, 2 yes, Sat 12Ib (W. Hobson) 0 Mr. Naylor's r by The Flying Dutchmen—Black yrs, Set 10tb (A. perry) 0 Captain Christle's Mks Swift, 2 pre, Set 2110 _Meteler) 0 Bettie, : 4 tol d ogr a lian o welno, 5 to 1 coab l Erlek rig Moonshine,. Kipom to 1 Apt b. I M . * and 10 UNA Medlin. neer& false attempts, Carnerino, Shillelagh, Spanish Fly, and Mies Swift being amoopt the most prominent to break away, the flag fell, Carnerioo obtained a good start, sod, making the beet of it, galloped home the Tina by two lengths, the same between the second and third. %Iwamoto warn fourth, beaten from the third by • heed Mousetrap and Lady Ripon were the next two, Black Bees filly sal Da beaten off. Tug CHYSIIIRI STAINS of 15 move. each, loft, with 60 added, the wound to gave his stake. From the Castle pole, once round ad in. (17 subs., Bof whom declared.) Mr. Wisdom's Venation, by Idle Bey, 3 yes, Met (Whiteley) 1 Baron Nivieras Cosmopolite, 0 yrs, art Mb (Inc 6lb extra) (11. Ortniabawl Mr. Robinson's Prophet. 4 yrs, est Sib (T. French) 3 • Bargrearek Horne, 6 yn, tat 101 D (cat Sit lilt) Mr. Barber's Prince of Orange, aged, est nib ( (A.FEdwards) 4 .etwlstle) Mr. Hughes's M. Philippe, aged, 7st 6th (Castanet) S Betting : 7to 4 apt Flirtatioe, 7 to 2 opt IL Philippe, 5 to 1 apt Prophet, 6 to 1 apt Cosmopolite, 100 to 12 apt Prince of Orange, 9to 1 apt Herne. Flirtation made the running, and, taking a boo lead 'almost immediately after the flag fell, woe by ten lengths. HANDICAP &mots of 5 wee. each, with 50 added, the second to receive 10 soya. out of the stakes. 7 furlongs. (5 subs.) • Vitshuglis Shepherdess, by Magma, 3 yrs, Sat 71b, (carried Lag Mt 91b) (Peanoal I Coast de renge's Angelo, 4 yrs, let alb....(Orimshaw) Mr. T. Dawson's Belladonna. 4 yrs, Tat (Madden) 3 The betting opened at 5t04 an Angelo, and dosed .at 6 to 4 apt him, 7to 4 apt Shepherdess, and 5 to 2 apt Belladonna. Woe omily by a length. A bad third. Tug STZWARDS' CUP of 200 nova., ridded to • Sweep. stakes of 5 soya. each, weights for age ; certain penalties and allowances ' • the second to receive IS sow. out of the Makes. One mile. 7 furlong& (30 whs.) Mr. Naylor's Wire Mote, by Sweetmeat, 4 yrs, 7st lib bra) '1 Mr. Barber's Ben Webster, 4 yrs, 1114 11.1 b Soo Alb extra) . (L liaowdeni fi Mr. robert's Underhand, aged, est Mb (Aldcroft Mr. Merry's Follrestone, 8 yrs, tot lelb (est. est 11Ib (A. Bdwarde Mr. Banison's Lady Ripon, S yrs, eat 71b Tar. est 9161 (H. Orinishow) Sr. Naples's Peonerowna, yes, est lib (Pwryi Betting: Even on Chine Arnie, 7 to 2 apt On Webster, 5 to 1 apt Folkestone, 6 to 1 eget liuderhod. Feodorowea made the running at • dew pane, the favourite lyle eacesid, with Bea Webster at her quarters. Onyesewg the stand the Ant time Ben Webster went to the front, Chem Arnie and her stable companfon going on second and third. At the railway arches Fordo• rown& dropped batik batten, and Folkestone rum into the third place, Bea:Webeter still retaining the lead. From the Castle Pole Ben Webster and Chem Arnie bad the race to themmeTvia the latter winning by half • length. Underhand wan leaten four lengths, and Folkeetone wee two behind him. Feederowea walked in. Prior to the disewnien took plane relative to the weight w to carry. The Zte a she tik eeMtled in the " a however, I allowance of 161bs, and she carried only 7st 11b, and sot Sat 31b, which many pariahs behaved wee be proper weight. Tag Cotaterntare Brains of 5 nova. each, 3 ft, with 20 added. One mile and • half. (5 subs.) Mr. Barber's Prince of Orange, by Van Tromp, aged, Ilst (Mr. Ndwards) I Mr. Riddell's Rose. S yes, Oat 71b (Inc. 71b extra) (Plumb) I Mr. Byrn's Philomela, 4 yrs, gat 121 b .... (Mr. Gammen) 3 TUB LADIPS' PURalt of 50 save., for3.yrolda and upwards ; weights for age ; with certain penalties and allowances. Once round and a digester). (8 subs.) mr. O. Bryan's Stanton, by Newminster, 3 yrs MOLL est 91b (T. French) 1 Mr. Wadlow's Medora, 3 yrs (504,), est Sibtharr. est leib) (H. Ortnishaw) Mr. T. Dawson's Belladonna, 4 nu 714 11th (Bullock) 3 Mr. Oullirer's Count 8010, 3 yrs ROLL 4t 127 b (A. Sadler) 4 LATEST DEBBY BETTING ON THE COURSE. 5 to 2 apt Dundee 11 to 2 Diophantos 13 to 1 KiWonen 15 W 1 Dictator 15 to 1 Klankoff 100 to 6 Kettledrum 20 to 1 Imams MOO to 60 King of Kent 1000 to 10 Starlight. Before the nee for the Steward's Cup 50 to I wee taken about Folkeetooe, but after it 1000 to 10 was offered. A mon satisfactory end (multi not have been made of the meeting. The proceedings were cooducted with the utmost regolanty, and not a hitch was made in any department. Weighing and telegraphing were alike punctually attended to, and the officials, from the highest to the lowest, evinced a praiseworthy anxiety to attend to the duties of their office, and to counteract the effects of the long drought and other fortuitous circumstances which tended to spoil sport at Chester. The dissatisfaction which mta, after all, raised by °Make besbnaltass sad di j •la susses of bones respeetiag the herilimp had, perbapa, their origin MOM in the imagination Man ea facts. Although the nng are not oollectively begs wipers, yet bookmakers generally do not lose • heavy sem, for Be. Webster was always feared ; sad when it was known that the pecuniary obstacle which stood in the way of his starting had been removed, the public backed him in earnest, and was rapidly advanced to ashort price. Now that the meeting is over, Idr. Topham may be unreservedly congratulated ; for the success which atteuiled his exertions has proved that the sweeping assertions which were made to damage his well.earred reputation, and to lessen the value of many years of labour in the interest a the sporting public, were inventious which he can now treat with indifference. Mr. Pickering in the weighing room, and Mr. lei• George at the starring post, discharged their respective duties in a manner which showed they were fully up to their wait, and that a short experience bee made them quite familiar with teaks which menet be learned without very much labour and consideration. The railway arrenlementa at the Chester station were most efficiently carried out, order the active superintendence of Mr. Charles Mills, the station master, Mr. JIMMY, the gereral manager, Mr. Tyrrell (Great Western), Mr. Burger (London and North Western). The staff of railway oft cials on duty at Chester are so well disciplined and accus tomed to the management of • large traffic, that the orderly manner in which the heavy trains were despatched on Wednesday excited no surprise. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. THE CHALLENGE FOR THE Cur.—Lord Strathmore's Youravielf, 5 yrs, 9.t 1111, agst Mr. G. W. Fitswilliam's eh c Wallace, 4 yrs, list nb, B.C. 200, and the Cup. MErnsa OF THE JOC[EY CLUE.-A special pliers] meet ing of the Jockey Club will be held this afternoon, at 4 o'clock. home, engaged In the Derby, arrived at Holyhead on Thursday night, en rouge to Epom. HORSES NAMED. Mr. Copel►nd'e cb illy-f Oar by •IC obinoor Mears, Azuline. lii.6atton's b e by Fs Dismoud. 2-yr-old, Rough BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY. THE DERBY. 9 to 4 spt Duna* (t) Diophantus it) 12 to 1 Rouge Dragon (off) 14 to 1 Klerikoff (off) 16 to 1 Kettledrum (off) 16 to 1 Kildosan (t) 20 to 1 Dictator (t and off) 20 to 1 Neighbour (I) Nothing done on any other event. DR. Ds Jorox's Limy? Bsovng COD Lxvint Orr.. rem arneicy !It drIATICA.—This safe and dimple remedy to unrivalled In the treatment of that painful and obstinate affec tion, sciatica. M. Rust, the celebrated Denman surgeon, amongst numerous cause of cure, relates that of an officer who endured for months violent and unremitting pain, and In vain tried every remedy, either rational or empiricaL The administration of Dr. de Joaglis Oil produc d &trivet immediate mitigation of his suf ferings, and ita use tar a short periml permanently removed every symptom of the sciatica. Dr. de Jongh's Light Brown Cod Liver Oil is sold only in capsuled Imperial half-pints, 2s. lid, ; pints, 4s. W. ; quarts, : by his solo oftarleas. Anaat, liarford, and Co 77, Strand, London: and by rilePectahin ohs naban--(Advertleemenl.l • (Stamped, Id. Additional.) LT WOPE INCE LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF EXCHEQUER-MAY 10. Bittiap at NiM Prima at Westminster.-(Before the Lord Chief Baron and a Special Jury.) THE REV. MR. HATCH'S CASE. HATCH V. LEWHI AND LEWIN. (Continued from yesterday's Expresa) _ . _ The examination of Lacy Hatch wax then prooesded with —I don't think the defendant asked me any question at the police-office. I don't think he asked me about Eugenia Plummer and I going to papa's bed. I was with my mamma at papa's triaL Mr. Lewis did not ask me any questions. Crom.examined—l recollect going with mamma to Mr. Lewis's house. I was sent out of the room. I don't think Mr. Lewis asked me soy questions. I remember I was cau tioned to speak the truth before the magistrates. I don't remember about being asked about what took place in bed. My mamma and Mrs. Dillon had spoken to me about the matter a few times. I don't remember that papa spoke to me about it. _ think the first time mamma mid any thing_ to meabout it was when I went to the policrpoffke. Alfred Taylor, clerk to the magistrate at Wandsworth, on the charge against Mr. Hatch, produced the charge card the notes of the depeethicons Mies Martha Howe examined—l am now a governess at Mr. Irving's, of Newtownbarry, in Ireland. I was a germ.. nem at Mr. Hatch's till he left Wanciewtrth. I was there " ea E i t ii s m ad ititall o ftiraltor Mate them.. MN, et the en anther, whim Hr. HlQts wee there. I ass act then at Mn. Hatch's. sent for me. I did not me Mr. Lewis until I was examined in court. He did not ask me what evidence I could give. Mr. Lewis did not afterwards use me. I saw Mr. Lewis at the Central Criminal Court. I asked him M I shield be .called, and he said no, he did not mean to call witnesses. If I had been called I would have given the seine evidence es I did on the trial of Eugenie Plummer. When I l i nt went to Mr. Hatch's, Eugema Plummer and Lucy Hatch were there. Stephanie had not then come. I used to walk out with the children. Eugenia had plenty of oppor. Sanity of disclosing anything to me. I recollect Mr. and Mrs. Mummer 'winging Stephanie them. Mr. and Mrs. Plummer dined there. I arrived at Mr. Hatch's au hour after Eugenie came. When Mr. and Mn. Plummer left the first day I was at the drawing-mom window, and had a view of Mr. and Mrs. Hatch and the children. They were running to catch him. I think, as far as I remember, that Mr. Hatch ran into the house with the children. He could not have put their hands into his troupers' pockets without my seeing it, sod I swear be did not do it. Mrs. Plummer directed that the door from Eugeula's bedroom to the lauding place should he taken off the hinges, that she might have plenty of an. After studies, we pawed the evening in the drawing room. The children used to go to bed about 8 o'clock. It was Mr. Hatch's constant habit to remain in the drawing room. I recolle p eg.:shanie coming there. Mrs. Plummer came le, and a angry beaus Sepsis wee at her studies end Lucy was not. Mrs. Plummer took Eugenia out of the schoolroom, and I believe they erect to the garden. The Plummer cams and took the two children away. It was ea that *cession she made the observation about Eugenia being in the schoolroom. . . . Cro w es-examined—l was never asked by Mr. or Mrs. Batch to put down in writing in order to be shown to Mr. Lewis what I could prove. The child Eugenia and bar sister Stephanie were most kindly treated by Mr. and Mrs. Hatch, but I don't think he was the kinder of the two. Reaxam hoed—With the view to the application to the Bearetary of State I told Mr. Holt all I knew. Marisnoe Reed—l am a servant, at Notting-hill. Daring August, 1859, I was in the service of Mr. Hatch. On the lath of Nove mber I attended, at the request of Mrs. Hatch, pt the Waodaworth Police-court. Before I was examined '1 'am, not questioned by Mr. twit as to what I could say. I attended Mr. Hatch's trial at the Old Bailey on the lot of December. I remember Mrs. Plummer coming on the 11th eif August with Eugenia. 1 remainber Mr. and Mrs. Plummer leaving. I was on the doorsteps ; Mr. and Mrs. Hatch, Eugenia and Lucy, run after the carriage. They ' returned to the garden, holding hands. It is not true Oat Mr. Hatch put the hand of Bonsai& Plummer into his pocket. There was no hole in the pocket of the trousers be wore that day. I was ordered to leave the door, of Eugenia's room open day and night. I was in the habit of going into Mr. Hatch's room foe Eugenia in the mornings ; she used to be on the bed, covered with the counterpane, on Mrs. Hatch's aide. I remember a little party being g iven on the 11th of August. When the children were dreased I kit theta wiSh:Mr. Hatch. In a few *butes Mr. Coghlan, • visitor, came up to the room. Cross-examined—Neither Mr. Hatch nor Mrs. Hatch ever asked me • word about this until after Mr. Hatch was convicted. I was examined before the magistrates. I was asked if I knew anything more than what I then stated, and I said " No." Ellen Parr, who had been a cook in Mr. Hatch's service in Magnet, 1859, proved that she had not bees morticed by Mr. Lewis. Mr. Coghian, a visitor, deposed that he went up to Mr. Hatch's room the evening of the party to call him down, and he came down directly. Crosaexamined—l was never asked about this until Mr. Hatch was convicted. _ _ _ to prove the alleged fact as to Hr. Hatch having, while in the garden, put Eugenia Plummer's hand into his pocket, but she stated she was not watching them. — Mies Valerie Raffael deposed that she saw Mr. Hatch, Eugenia Plummer. and Lucy Hatch in the gardee, and she thought she must have seen him put the children's hands in his pocket if he had done so. Cross-examined—l was not watching them. I don't re. member having seen him taking hold of their bands I was not asked about this until after Mr. Hatch's conviction. The Rev. Henry John Hatch examined—l am in my 43rd year. I was educated at Eton. Went to Cambridge, and went into holy orders in 1118. I was appointed chap. lain to the Wandsworth Rouse of Correction in Ptril. I was in pecuniary difficulties when I advertised for children li to educate. I recollect Eugenia Plummer coming there on the 11th of Aerie.. When Mr. and Mrs. Plummer came, I acoompuiied Eugenia and Lacy to the carriage. I recollect the charge being brought against me, and my surrendering myself on Saturday, the 12th of November. wan taken to the station, and on Monday to the polioe.oftice. Mr. Lewis came down to me and told me he was to conduct my case ; that he knew me, and would do the best be could for me. I said it was an abominable false charge. I gave him some papers. He said ho would road them, and come and see me ahain before the cane came mi. He did not do so, and I could net communicate with him before the magistrate. ' After the bearing Mr. Lewis came to me, and I said I hoped he would see all my witnesses. He said my wituessesZ contradicted themselves. I said all the inmates of my house could disprove the charge. When I was committed to Hone mouger-lane Gaol, Mr. Lewis did not come to me until the day before the trial, or the day before that. I said I hoped my witnesses would be produced, and his r e ly was, "Mr. Ballantioe has decided not to call witnesses. I said I was very sorry, but I supposed he knew beet. He said I need not be uneasy, eche did Dot think soy jury would con vict me on the evidence of a single child. He was not three minutes with roe. On the morning of the trial he came to me io the court. I asked him bow the case would go, and he said, " Well, you know it's an up-bill case." He went away in a hurry. I have heard Mr. Lewis was TIN, for my defence. After the trial I petitioned the of State, and after Eugenia Plummer was convicted I was pardoned. I was let out from Nevreste ou the glad of May. I have not since been able to get any employment. I have taken duty twice, but objections were made to me, and I bad to give it up. My sentence was four years' iin pritionment and hard labour. Cross-examined —My salary at Wandsworth was 250/. a year and a house. I had no private property, nor had MT.. Hatch or her mother. I was as kind as I could to the children. lam not aware that Eugenia ever had any un kindly feelings towards me. I was informed by the visiting justices that an inquiry was fixed to take place into my con. duct on the 2Stli of October. I say klusitively I did not resign until after the meeting of the visiting justioes. I was advised to do so. I consulted nobody but Mr. Onslow, the governor. At that time I WM in pecuniary difficulties, but was offered a living in the north. At this period of the cross-examination the case was ad jounsed until this morning. taken place after the execution of the inetramea, • ',KOMI) wee retuned accordingly. The Court then declared probate of the will in its original form, under w hi c h t h e testator ' s son Piers wou ld take a share of the residue, all the coats to come out of the estate. Mr.Cierila, Mr. Collier, Q.C., Dr. Seinks, h i l!:;. pe tatiy. Mr. Power, Q.C., Mr. Grey, and Mr. Kwgdon for the parties. HAIM r. BORHAM. This cause had alrea_dy born virtually tried. It related to the will of the late Mae Elisabeth Borham, who died in August, 1856, at the age of Mar 70, leaving the doeumentio question, executed on tho 24th of the previous December. The deceased had in early life resided with two heathen, who were Smiths, and at tho death of the survivor she sent for Silas Smith Barham, who was said to be her nephew, who lived with her at 88, Limehounecatuieway, and who was her con&leutial man of business. By the will in dispute she left the whole of her property to Bor. ham, bet its validity was disputed by a re lati on. The suit was commenced in the Prerogative Court, but it was trans ferred to this court, and decided by Sir C. Creswell in favour of the will. Mr. Borhani had since died, and sandals tration of his effects, with the will of Miss Bonham an nexed, had been taken out by the present defendant, his son. The plaintiff, a cousin of the testatrix, now assailed the will, on the grounds of undue execution, undue in &lance, and fraud. Mr. Chambers, Q.C., D. Dame, Q.C., and Dr. Spinki, appeared in s l Cof the instrument ; Mr. Lush, Q.C., and Mr. Ho tee the planted. Elisabeth head attendant at Stapleton Asylum, near Bristol, and the only . surviving attesting witness, said that in 1855 she was pietist to Mr. Payne, the exhibitor if a diorama at the Pgyptran-hall, Piccadilly. On the Christ mas-eve of 1855 she was invited, with Mr. Parse, to sup with the Borhams, sad i o the course of the evening she and Mr. Pays ware asked to rituals the testatrix's will, which they did. _ Cronweismined--Silas Smith Borham was not prevent during the execution of the will. There was a woman named Russell who lived with him ; but she was not in the room. Miss Boris= was certaiely not fn bed. No one guided her hand. Henry Payne, brother of the other at testing witness, had Dam told witness that his brother was very unhappy about the evidence lie had given about the will at Doctors' Commons. Had heard that the former suit was appealed and compromised. Had sever told Willis* Sweet that wifasess and Russell took the will upstairs ate got the decimated to sign it under tho idea that she was merely witnessing Mr. Borham's will. Mr. Lash said it was not true that Florham was a relative of the deceased ; or that she had entertained any feeling of affection for him. Oa the contrary, she had often expressed regret that she had ever allowed him to come into her house. He should call the woman Russell, but be could not IT beforehaud what the nature of her evidence would be. Mary Rummell said that she went with Silas S. Benham to live with the deceased about two years before she died. Saw the will executed. The testatrix was is bed when she siped it. Witness took uplhe will td her, but Elizabeth krk ham rather pushed whams upstairs. Borhanfpve it witassis. Could not say that he west with her. Maki to oases& " Will you sign this for Mr. Barham!" She did r ga cl t z anything, but told witness to take it bath ID Mr.' after she had signed it. Did not tell her %Ambit was, mar did she say a.ythiog about it. Dkl not see Eixkhpis in the room at the time. In fact, she was nut there. Cross-examined—Did not think that tMe was the fait time whom bad ewer told this story. Had told it to the clerk who,mune Mautpara her. Had made an affidavit in Chanary, but did not know what was in the paper. Went totheattoriet, Mr. Stamm, for the purpose, but ft was in fear of Mr. Batman. Did net recollect hearing Mr. Slime read the affidavit over. If. he did read it over witness did not take the least notice of it. Had applied for assistance to the preeeat Mr. Boehm. Mary East, an intimate friend of the deceased, maw her three days before she died. She told witness that • she was very mach harassed in her mind, but Mrs. Russell came in and stopped the ooniternstion. The jury, without hesitation, found for the defendant, and Sir C. Cmaswell'condemned the plaintiff in the costa. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.-Mmr 10. Sittings in Error—(Before Justices Williams, Willie, Ryles, end Keatiog, and Batons Bramwell, Channel', and Wilde.) WILEY V. CRAWFORD. —JUDOIIILYT. This was a question with reference to the dealing with a ship's certificate. The use turned upon the construction to be put upon the first sentence of the 50th FOC, of the 104th chap. of tho 17 and 18 Victoria. The Court of Queen's Bench had held that the construction to be put upon the section was that it was intended to be • direct prohibition of any dealing with the certificate for any other purpose than the navigation of the ship. Mr. Justice Williams, in delivering the judgment of th e court, amid they were not satisfied that the Court of Queens Bench was wrong, and therefore the judgment of that court would be affirmed. Judgment affirmed accordingly. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MAT 10. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) TWEEDS AND OTHERA V. OWEN AND OTHERS . The solo question in this use was whether an obliterated word in the will of Mr. Jer. Owen, late of Clifton-terrace, Carmarthen, bad or bad not been " Piers." The judge and lury baring satisfied themselves of the affirmative by actual inspection, and it being clear that the erasure bad POLICE INTELLIGENCE. XANSION•110138E. -- --- Frederick Georpe Mairriagtori, 40 years of age, was brought before the Lord Mayor and Mr. Alderman Rose, sitting in petty aessione, for final examination on a thaw of embezzlement. It appeared from the evidence adduced on the previous examination that the prisoner was in the employment of mews. Alfred Travis and Co., MNfield and Nrmiagham warehousemen and fore ign . importers, Houndaditch, as packer, and in that climate it was his duty to receive front the porters sums of money which were paid to them for goods which they had delivered, and account for the same on the same or following day to the cashier, who signed his book as a receipt for the same. On the 21st March, one of the porters, named George Meal, was sent out with two parcels, which he delivered, and received in payment for them 6f. ts. 61., and VW. lb. Ukt, which amounts, when be returned to the warehouse, be paid to the prisoner. On the 4th of April he also paid the pri soner a sum, viz.. 2/. Os. 101, which he had received in payment for a parcel which he delivered. Neither of these sums, however, had been accounted for by the prisoner ; and when taxed by Mr. Hyam, one of the firm, with rob -149142e to them he replied that he hail robbed them, but be in have paid the amount back again, and i said that he was astonished that it had not been found out before, as be had been carrying it on for the space of two years. The prosecutors strongly recommended the prisoner to merry, on account of hie having a wife and Ave children. The prisoner pleaded guilty to the charge, and wished to be dealt with summarily. He stated that when he took the money it was with no intention of robbing his employers: he meant to put it back again. He had often done the lame thing before, and had always made it up. The Lord Mayor asked Mr. Ilyam if the sums men tioned were the only mounts which had not been accounted hr. _ Mr. Hyena mil that there were other amounts, but he thought that these were sufficient to establish the case. He said that it wait only as en example that he pressed the charge, as they hail upwards of 80 assistants in their estab lishment ; but, nevertheless, he wished the bench to deal as leniently as_jmanible with the prisoner. The Lord Mayor, after waist nag with Mr. Alderman Rose, told the prisoner that as the prosecutors bad made an appeal on his behalf, it would he listened to, but he aud his brother magistrate had a public duty to perform ; he had *animated a very wham offence, and he sentenced him to four months' imprisonment with hard labour. RAILWAY commlrrass. Yesterday, after several days' sitting, Mr. Mow bray's committee pawed that portion only of the Mid- Eastern sod Crest Northern Junction Railway which contemplates a line of 9 miles from a junction with the Norwich and Spalding at Long Sutton to a junction with the Lynn and Ely line of the East .tnglian at Lynn ; the proposed extension of 14 miles from the Lynn and Dere ham at Bwaffham to a junction with the Norfolk Raftway at Thetford, and sundry small branches, being omitted, and subject to arranxements with other companies. The cases of the competing lines of the Cork and Macron= Direct Line, fur a line of Zt miles from the Cork and Bandon at Cork to Macroom, at a cost of 160,0001., and of the Cork, Blarney. and Macroom Railway from Cork, to join the Great Southern sad Western, a distance of 25 miles, at a mot of 190,000/., were opened in Mr. Ingbasn's committee. Witnesses were examined by Mr. Phial , Q.C., Mr. Paget, and other omosel, in the Mid.lieyon and Cornwall Railway relative to the general advantages of that liae ; and Lord ltailuor's opposition to the Folkestone Harbour Bill of the Sou'A Eaatern was opened by Mr. Merewether, Q.C., and occupied the attention of that committee until its rising. RAILWAYS AND INHARITID Houses DISPLACE wouId appear from the returns just made to the House of Lords that the extension of railway termini fur ther Into the centres of large provincial towns displaces almost as large a proportion of the poor and of inhabited houses as the same process effects; in the metropolis. The extension of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway iota Rochdale dislodges 147 houses and MO persoos ; the ex tension of the Garston and Liverpool Railway to Toxteth Park, 191 houses, and 1,200 persons ; of the Mulford, Wakefield, and Leeds Railway, Si houses and 2:35 inhabi tants; and of the Great North of Scotland Railway, Al houses and 450 persons; but as onopensatioo is customarily given in such cases by the railway companies, the 7 report to their lordships' house, that "no inconvenience is appre heeded." RlllTliiii ANTI-TOBACCO Fek - lETY. A public meeting of this usociation was hold yesterday at Exeter hall ; Mr. Gurney in the choir. The meeting was addressed by Messrs. Pease, Morley, Copland, Hodgkin, and others. deprecating the use of tobacco, the medical speakers pointing out its injurious effects on the constitution, especially to ram people. The report gave some clarions statistical de tail on the subject. Resolutions condeansatory of the 1336 of tobacco were adopted. 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