The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-29 00:00:00

THE 'EXPRESS, :THURfiIaY 7 - V ING, MT Ni s 7 . A 99 1865. THE HANDEL FRiTIVAL. I fully simple, yet (partly from asnosiatioa doubtless) I deeply sole= and digesting. • Yesterday, the second day of the Handel Festival, , The selection from Samson consisted only of the ems a decided i m p r ovement on A n t u t = lt sir of Msnoah, "How willing my paternal love," iliery particular. bi the first place there were e sung by Mr. Bentley ; the air with trumpet accran pamment, "Let the bright Seraphim," swig by wet many more people present, and the sympathy if dile. Adelina Patti ; and the final *horns " Let between the audience and the performers was more their celestial wooed,' all unite." The fa ir prima eraMiste. The former cheered more lustily and the donna, with her clear, brilliant voice, gave much fader exerted themselves more vigorously, and the I effect to her air, which was vehemently mat enceh i ored ; melt was that an atmosphere of satisfaction par. but her voioe, fi ne as it was, met wh n ended the vast interior—" from morn to dewy it s contest with Mr. Harper's incomparable trumpet. eve," And yet public patronage is a curious an d The selections from data and Galatea included (as a fickle thing. The Crystal Niue di re otors has been said) the air " Love in her eyr sits play. bed never made more strenuous exertions age" sung by Mr. Sims Reeves, and 0 Toddies be attract the public than in getting up the Pee- than the chary," sung by Mr. Bentley. Both mat festival. They had metamorphosed their bean- were loudly applauded, and Mr. Bentley's air was *Val building according to the most approved encored. Brom Solomon the only extract wa d i tY, the acoustic principles , and they had ralied in artiste °harming chorus, so ft!' of repose and qui dall descriptions from every part of the kingdom, " May no rash intruder disturb their soft hours," hat still it was not until yesterday that the success which showed how much softness and sweetness a .their Handel Festival was established. On may be imparted, by skilful treatment, to the sub- Ileaday, even with the ever popular Messiah, the deed tones of • vast multitude of voices. It was a ambers fall short, especially in the high-priced delicious piece of chorus-singing, and was deservedly Inelosure ; and with those who did come there was moored a want of that enthusiasm which on such missions Lastly, the selection from Judas Maccabees is the unerring evi dent of success. Yesterday included the beautiful air. "Pions oeftiee. Pious sionaing things looked equally fiat; for the ten, aka," sung by Madame Pereira, who gave true ne gligee% twelve trains there was but a mode. pression to the deeply pensive character of the' , Pis sprinkling of passengerswaiting On melody ; the grand chorus, so devout and yet so the railway platform, and ladies who had martial, " 0 Father, whose Almighty power the dame prepared for • crush felt almost an- air, "Sound an &MA% l" the famous war.cry which raged at the facility with which they entered Reeves shouts with aura astonishing energy their carriages. But at one the tide set for Syden- " From mighty kings be took the spoil," brilliantly ham with uncontrollable flow ; the pay-tables sung by Adelina Patti ; and the celebrated finale, were besieged, the carriages were beleagured, and " See the conquering hero comes I" ban that time down to three o'clock many thou - We have onl y to add, without repeating the re minds of first-classeople must have been conveyed marks we have already made as to the newsmen' from London to th e Palace. In about ten minutes imperfections of the solo singing, that those remarks Mr. Smith's reprraentative had told out his whole are equally applicable to the performance of yes dock of half-crown music-books of the day's per- terday. By means of skill, enema, and penises?. Romance, and four shillings were freely ofierea if 1 auce the choral-singing at the Crystal Palace has he could be prevailed on to send for a fresh supply. I been raised to a pitch of excellence previously In . the Palace itself the result of this known and unimagined ; but the finest qualities of warming up of the great London public was a solo vocal perfortnerelear, articulate execution , treptible in the crowded state of the delicacy, refinement, and expression--cannot be &mg. Galleries which on i Monday h a d displayed in so vast • locality ha its present state Seen almost untenanted were now filled w ith at least) to as much advantage as n • plane of fashionably dressed company, the vast transept was ordinary dimensions- the andi inowded back to its utmost depth with the guinea When the p erformance bad terminated, public—a Loodon speciality—and down fez into eeoe,_ still full of the energy and enthusias m which each nave the amateurs of more moderate means Han del'* greet war-song had inspired, rushed out rejoiced in the chorus., and gave up the solos in at all the doors at ourn, and the oolnientessee was • pkilceophic resignation. Every one felt that the "congestion "in the long garden corridor which Lining point bad been passed with success, and might have bees attended with considerable Moon that the last day (to-morrow) of the festival would evidence. Four or five streams of pe o p le, all meet inevitably be a bumper. log in one narrow passage, and the said passage The performance was unusually short. Beginning flanked with trays of cake and ices—not to speak of at three o'clock, it was over, notwithstanding the the ginger-beer, sodsraatass and °tile! "PI ,s3livre— repetition of several pieces, by a quarter past five. oould hardly helPesnating lietneautfuslonl ana &veil This, if an error, was an error on the right aide ; considerable amount of confusion did, in fact, take far musical performances in this country are gene- place. We mention this in order that on Friday rally too low, and the attention is overburdened next, when the crowd is sure to be even greater and fatigued. It consisted of a selection from than it was yesterday, some simple means may be several of Handel's oratorios, and other works. organised to secure free circulation for the company. The oratorios were Saul, Samson, Solonwn, and As on the previous festival evening, the choristers Judos Maccabees• and there were, moreover, an adjourned to th e garde n after tb°°r•tcri° , au4 san g extract from the secular cantata, des and Gal atea, glees and choruses up to the time of departure for and the Coronation Anthem " Zadok the Priest," the last train. the day being the anniversary of the coronation of her Majesty. The expediency of giving selections on occasions like this has been questioned. On the one band, it affords the means of furnishing a more varied entertain ment ; but on the other, it leads to the danger of producing a patchy and incoherent performance, in which the effect of the pieces is liable to be injured by tearing them out of the works to which they belong, and depriving them of their effect as parts of a great whom ; the padtion of an air or a chorus, in relation to its an eats and oonsequents being often an important feature in the author design. To gives single instance—the sublime chorus which terminates the oratorio of Samson, " Let their celestial concerts all unite," had scarcely finished, and its vast harmonies were still ringing in the ears of the audience, when Mr. Reeves began to warble the pretty love ditty in Asia and Graiaka, " Love in her eyes sits playing," which the most thoughtless listener must have felt to be &rapidly out of place. Such things must happen so often in selections that many intelligent critics have condemned them in tote, and we are inclined to think they are in the right, even in • such a case as the present. Were the three days of a Handel Festival to be occupied by performances of three entire oratorios, we cannot but think that the taste and judgment of the intelligent public would be more fully satisfied. The first and last days of this festival are devoted to the Messiah and Israel in ligypt ; bad the second day been de voted to Samson, or Saul, or Judas Maccabees, would not the banquet have been more worthy of the assembly than a dish of scraps, however care fully they may have been catered and cooked 1 Such an opinion has often been held by persons whose judgment is entitled to It may be wrong, but at all events the respect.tjot deserves re consideeation. CONVOCATION OP THE PROVINCZ OP CAN. TNILBI7IO. VP first oratorio laid under contribution was Sail—% work which contains some of the brightest gems of the great master's genius. It is especially remarkable for the deep pathos which breathes through every part of it. The selection from it included the opening scene, in which the Israelitish army and people celebrate the defeat of the Philis tines • the scene in which Saul and David are con gratulated by the people on their prowess, and in which the king betrays his envy and jealousy of David, and (after a great gap in the subject) the famous "Dead March "at at the funeral obsequies of Saul and Jonathan. We cannot but regret that room could not be found for what we esteem the most beautiful passages in the whole oratorio—the chorus, " 0 fatal day !" in which the people lament the destruction of their best and bravest • and David's burst of grief—" For thee, my brother Jonathan, bow great is my distress !" music of which every note seems to have been written with tears. The portions selected, however, were all beautiful, and produced some of the most magnificent chorus singing we have ever heard. The choral song of triumph for the victory over Goliah and the Philis tines, "How excellent Thy name, 0 Lord !" is a marvellous expression of joy mingled with devotion. Its broad and simple masses of harmony gave full mope for the grand swellof the choral host ; and the immense volume of pure musical tone, unalloyed by a jarring sound, was something to be imagined, not described. It is a thing, happily, which is now often found in the chorus-singing of the Crystal Palace—one of those great results which have now for the first time been achieved by the immense accumulation of vocal power. In this chorus there is a passage for a solo voice, "An infant raised by Thy command," delivered by Madame Parepa with remarkable effect. It was uttered with a body of tone so firmly sustained that it was heard with the distinctness so often wanting in the 'solo performances, and we noticed in her subsequent pausges, particularly in the beautiful " Pious orgies, the same result, arising from the same cause—her great power of sustaining a full and even tone. The subsequent semi-chorus of female voices, in which Michel and her fellow damsels celebrate the victory of Saul with dances and instruments of music, ' Welcome, welcome, !eighty king," though one of the simplest things imaginable--a few bars of familiar melody, repeated again and again, with a light acoom raiment of bells, bad a charming effect, derived from its very simplicity. David's air, " 0 Lord, whose mercies numberless," was effectively sung by Madame Dolby, whose admirable power of sostenuto enabled her, like Madame Parepa, to be well heard. The chorus which followed, "Envy, *Meat born of hell," is one of the grandest things Handel ever wrote. It is constructed in a form obeo- Wein modernmusio, butyetwonderfully effective in the hands of a gnat master—on • " gronsid-bass" —• phrase of • few hers repeated over anff over, while there grow out of it constant changes of me lody and harmony. There is a vast amount of energy in the denunciation of the fatal sin to which Saul owed his ruin. The imams " Dead March, " with which this portion of the selection terminated, is familiar to everyone accustomed to witness a soldier's funeral; for it is to Headers solemn strain that thousands von thousands of our brave countrymen have been conveyed to their place of rest. It is wonder she tars late the straight, where the boat lot took elope order, and ran lathe distattesymethe %BM, Ls Tour:qua, UtPlay Wine were z .thrl the lathe appeared le be owittned to Brows EfitiM, Oast Oa, sad Le Mareehel. At the half disisase My old awn beaded Brows Bread, and amidst the most sosigl a *outing ewer beard her viably was sot only 'sit but declared by the phi* blot the diode:T u t: a few strides from home, ebd Braes Brea, yby Corroll. sseght ea the 'rap me we. elswerly by • seek, a floe rem home Ise the Wed passe ead log is favour of hfsebeth, who wee three Megthe bellied the ell mare. Le Ithriobel, who looked se wells thythitag it the &ltame.ap broth doWs, sad numb* gamely bfthoils on three , fled fottrth. Im Tate wes fi, Alice sixth, Little Jo ithe bs, Stress Beer, Ritv Beasdy Wise, all beaten et; in the order named. Tairamssotal , VUILTOIIe &Lath of 5 eon. mob, 3 ft, with added; weight for age; penalties and allowances. T.Y.O. gabs.) Mr. 1. C. Watwiete lota, by Wild liuntuass—ldates dam di 61, 4 yrs ), /14 (fasovisa) 1 Kr. T. 8 . Osmoses tby Lambtoo—ltch, I yrs (1114.), bet 71b Meiliefoll) Yr. T. 6. Dainsalledwillo, 3 yrs (Si.), Vat Sib.. (Carroll) 11 Beaks: 9 to 4 on and 3 to 1 apt say other. HMI NAMTY'II PLAT/ of 100 Wawa; weight for ap. Three atm Mr. Hodson 's Cathedral, by Newrignekr —Stolen Moutwits, • ws. Ost 71b °thorns) t 1 Mr. maetensies Oripreemr, 3 yrs, 7st 1111) (Mallow) 2 11r. Hales Daa,= l l i si 11Ib (Noble) 3 sad Bldsdack also ran Betting: 2 to 1 ea Oppomeor, 5 to 2 apt Cathedral, and 20 to 1 apt say ether. LAW INTELLIGENCE. EQUITY UOURTB.--Juirs (Beton 1641401er et tlke Mb.) wiri 1101,L L this me it will remembered that a ties had ben entered into between the do. fondant, who ware hubsed sod win. tlabcm the eneutioe of this deed, the lisebani Wanted preesedingir in th e Divorce Court for a restitution of cook* rights, whereupon his wife filed this bill pessyiag era iejuntion restrain her husband's suit. The one was very elaborately argued, and the Master of the Rolls refas s e i d m n a rsat sock an injaMion, bus the Lord Chancellor oa a di ff er* hoot the °ma below, made the order by the bill. The dandent thew appealed to th e Hone of Lords eignest the Lord Charicellor's - jadgmeut. The ease wee there, and by their lades referred to the fifteen ' At to their opinion. That opinion, however, has not been delivered in oonsequesos of Mn. Hunt's death, which hes takes pigment, the Mario,. The man now came on upon further considerailoss. Mr. Hothouse, Q.O : , end Mr. Winne for the plaintiff, asked for a dame in accordion with the judignent of the Lord Chancellor, i.e.. for • perpetual isjunotwa Mr. Waller appeared foe the defoodeat. His Honour said he had se Moronic* but to make • de. ores as asked, bat he intimated to Mr. Dollhouse that he thought such decree should sot be aam up of acted upon in can the defeadeat took iminefflen steps for °Man* judgment is the appeal to the Home of Lords. The dam, dant must pay the seen of the Mt. We are informed that the clasadant will tomorrow pat ties the Home of Lords to deliver judgment is the peeding spewel,c, if the result of each petitics shall man it as. eercari, will appeal anew from the decree made today. The 00011 ie watched with much Mime; es it is me of the first importance. GOODWOOD MISTING. —Wiwi INDAY, JITLY 26. Atootrwasass 7011 . 71111 000DWOOD Swass• (Thuailkop) of 25 nova, ash, 15 ft, aid 15 if daolared ; winners extra mow' to swift 100 son. Two miles wad • Itall. (71 ask, se dediesd.) Ago stab AP IsS lb UrdaJes• • = clow idard a 11 TM Brews 6 10 Auditor a 0 1 0 Amigos. I II Baldwin I IA Moles - 4 I Ilimpidon 4 1 licanwndsr IS 72, Leaks 4 1 1141171•2 a I fiwordmaan Cimemisal `ti .. 4 12 Taitoo 4 10 Neal Jana 6 10 Madame Walks .... 6 4 11" i 6 2 Babsidt gby ellissim—Mia. 4 7 Badmen II MO Davis • 7 Awiamis 4 Madame/Me 4 6 Sprits ti= • 6 6 tares 11 2 Harry Brantford .... s 1 Mateo* a .2 TM golds 2 1 Fridsm v S 7 1 Fides Alarm Jam I I 1 SPORTING INTRI.I.IGII7OR. BIBIJRY CLUB (HTOOKBRIDGE). WIRIMIMMY. The Bihar, Chad hell their one day's gathering on the Stockbridge mono, and ether • very tempting program'for csimposition. The lishisiel it Teeing, feels la his Ins element when co the Dow at Sinekbridge,lwhete racing resumes a baldness-Like theraoter, and there is an almost total absence of the many adjuncts pen lin to most other ran meetings, which, however mach they msy conduce to' the Manure of the ordinary sightseer, are very disagree. ebb, to easing meg. The facility afforded to &a those x ions to inspen th e competitor& in the ohPICIOGe saddling pad- I dock, is highly appreciated. The °peeing of the branch line from Andover to Stockbridge is a move in the tight direction, for, although it doss not reach the coarse by I three miles, the public ere not quite so mask in the rands of the f( b y who seed to make fiesshbridge • B at Wesel by th at. extraordinary high obarges.l Both Andover and Elbooklxidge are sleeted by the inoreendl railway facilities, many priferrieg to Morn to London sub day rather than risk the system of plundering Worded In farmer years by the natives. It woe anodised that the peeing of the hasnels line would destroy muob of that ex• einsivesens for which the Stookbridge meeting has always bee. catenated, and that a perfect laandation of enetropoli tam on to the Downs would be Inevitable ; but suck w ee on, the case, the appearance of the ring sad Moods being usual StookbrWp tharsetw. All the *deists patrons et the turf were In the eselesurs, and most el the largehank-i makers preferred Elbeektolip to Neweastle. Th e sltitoogh it did sot materially awn future mats, w r e s e d i l a of a very interesting character, giving as it did another tiew of Young Houma' rand ability, asd to Lag Rare pretensions for the Derby. At half- peat on, sin ambers wore hoisted on the telegraph board for the Handicap Sweepstakes of S son. No fur loage, Coot:sot being made favourite at 3 to 1, ;bile 7 to 1 could have bleu bad about Jean. who :w ring the bed of the start, maintained the lead to the and woe may by a length end a ball. The Bibury El es was woo by Harmon, es whom they laid 6 to 4, defeating Columbia and Tippler. The Ohampagin Stakes, for 2.yr olds, brought out bat four ransom, including the Yang lf marque, oe whom there was sash a rush to get co that 3to 1 was laid re es this deaths moo of himarque and Sunnis, who won very although Wells on Whalebon heeded you" No mums commits the Club Stand,bat Gnash aw letting lum go, he relieved the feellogs of thine who had laid the od d s. For the Plats of 50 son. seven of the sight on the card went to the mot, Troublesome being favourite at sto 4,, but after • splendid sot-to Fordbarn landed *enes by a short head. A Sweepstakes over the T.Y.O. was won by Gem of the Bas defeating Dawdle and the favourite, Lytham. The Stockbridge Bienaial Bakes was the obis, event of the day, and brought oat thirteen wieners, Hies Hal, of this number, being an immense favourite, 13 to 8 being freely laid as the Berquis of Basing? Derby representative. Roble Good was Dort in demand at 9 to 2. Bing Hal, a sf o t in er lying in front until opposite the stead, wsa proud by Hood, who was Addeo magnifiesatly by Wells. Inalds lowing an hall details of the mane : A Iltentoer Swnweragee of 5 son, each, with 100 added. for 2 and 3-yr-olde ; wieners 71b extra. Moat the I fulmars. ( subs.) Mr. . I. 2o nhull ad Any, by Yelvode—lady Ann, SYTO•7 4 .. 1 Mr. W. C. WkiteAde's St. Vitiate; Ms. fat (Wol I Mr. Ragout red Cedric, 8 ha lAlb• , • I if MAFIA Ths following also ran : lady gidia. Coatis* Psabil. May Queen. and My Cob. Betting : 3 to 1 apt Cosine* 5 to 1 apt Cedric, 7 to 1 sat Jaesy, 8 to 1 eget St Thema% and 8 - to 1 eget MaY Quoin. Tan Bre= STAMM (Handicap) of 5 sow. each, with 30 added ; guiders.. riders ; prolowicerols, 71b extra. Nile and a half. Il3eaba Mr. W. BeBI no Harcourt. by fiteekwell—almdaMPMs. 10.1 1016 (Mr. W. Mein: 1 Mr. H. Coventry's Columbia. II yes, list lib (Omar`, Narvik of Bastinp'sTinkr. 6 yrs. llet MOW Wahl 2 Betting : 6 to 4 at Harcourt, 2 to 1 apt Colombia, end 100 to 8 offered spa Tan Onemrecont Bmm at 10 sow. seek with 100 added, for 2.yr-olds; colts, Set 101 b lilies, Bst Db; wineses extra. From the Bush In (shout 5 furlongs!. (21 subs.) Admiral Roos mt. losing Koos/quo. by Mouarque—Sun - Ass. ht 101 b Lord Portsmouth ' s Whalebone. SA 10Ib • (Wells) 2 Doke of Beaufort na. Stok LosfAso bridge. ast lelb (Cowley) a Saga. ran. Betting : 3to lon Toner Monique, 7to 1 apt Stock bridge, sad 10 to 1 apt Whalebone. A nail of 50 veva, weight for age, with sell* allow ances. About five faring's. Mr. R Tea Brostit's Menace, by Wild Dayrell—lntlraida. ban. 4 Ms. got alb ( 1001 .) itordbow 1 Mr. matheestonhangh nu TIOUble•0131e, a yrit. Set rib (1001.) !Morri Marquis of HASilligle Sweet Anne, 2 yrs, eat 41b (1001 Riesztlisid) The following alio ran :—Corset, Netherdsle, Usher, eby Ye. detPetra 5 to 's dam. Betting: 4 apt Troublesome. Bto 1 opt Sweet Anne, 100 to 15 apt Memos, 8 to 1 apt Usher, and 10 to 1 apt The PeOn's dem oolt. Swixrereirms of 10 son each. with 100 added ; for 3-yr- 1 olds and upwards, weight for ago, with silly allowances. Gestleman riders, professionals 71b extra. T.Y.O. Captain King's Om of the Sea, by Oaman di Vergy— litet, 6 ms, I Ist 1210 0000 floaterl 1 ILL 8.. Ten Brosch's Dawdle. a yen, KM IWO ,1001, (Captain Utile 2 , Mr. Yealivwskelflawdes ne Lytham, 4 yes, list lib (1001. _ (Mr. Coventry $ •-- - - • COURT OF comma! PIaWL-4rtnrs2S. --- - - - ffittisp at NW Prins is Londam.-011elese Yr. Justice Keeling sad • Oreemseaar44 MIMS Or TO noose: This was the Ant day of the sittings in Leedom, sad the Mr retread so We thas 942 rases eat down fir trial, of which HO wire marked as opera jury acre. Sall= V. TES OBIAT WM= lAJLWAT 00111.111 T. The plaintiff in this ere, as the 98411 July last, sent • hew from Downtime, is Norfolk, to Rheredha by the de- Ilimisene' line, end his ere wee that at Ely the seers-box wee 'Dined on to some earerges, sod Is making up the leis It murkier so violeatly wr't the eerier to which it was to be joined that it rebooeded several yards. At ilharediteli the herr was Mesa to be caramel, the., was • thickening of the near fors leg from a brain, sad the hair was rubbed off in two or three places. Previous to this dump the hose was worth 801. or 1001., hat afterwards it ems sold at Tattersall's for 71. 7s. The action was to recover the lea metered. For the defame it was mid tbst there bad bees no aca deme oe the part of the eempem's mina* altb tie runway scald Dot rawer epecifically the aUspyl at Ely, bearer they bed sett beard of it oalLLlli l aer tired in court. At fireediich time seemed to be Wiles the matter with the bone ; bat even takieg the pla. aroma es trim, the talons. were such as raid kapp been eared by • few days' treateasst. Further, it was rid that the company could not be Dade responsible fee more them 501. miler the Mese were inward. Tho jury found fer the plaistiff for 501., less the ewes gainer tared epos th e ire of the bens. U .►J 't Itlkfiltirts. OOTlON.—inuem. in! 03 .? ,111 he tot o k 6 boisto *audios /.090 lot opoiststess mut =port. Am i d. ma, tm. * a ILK 100 l ; MI Ammo, ito, 10d. to Z lii;. itimboot. MIL to 2011. ; 90 kw& ow 19d. to 1,94‘. ; 400 Egyitl d. 7d. WV* 1 900 Ou 11 tota. 4 to 15d. • 4,39f1 BrL to 1.04. 24: to 14,d. ; 4:NaL, 100. b l 2 ; JaPia. 121 i 41. ; Pato, ag, fr„ 190. to ld. di 20 / 01. Market very doprotood bad itoosoui, w i s k id. to ino. 002$.—B0wrcer. Jun IX —The supply of wheat mall at our market, sad prism were l+ hien,. g o ,, rn i room maw as last week. Wiest, red, 42.. to 4.35. per qr.; white, 44a. to 46a. Gramoow, Jowl 48. Today the market was in. it as &drama of 3d. per boll as keg qualities of wheat, wig" modarate bedpan doing. Thor steady. Oats, 34. te. per boil, sad oatmeal hay 4d. Mod dean/. Sew np. altirsa, alma is 1141111. ocea gg bell dearer. Bider far roguat, without change pckeem . CATTLE.-- Mrs tB.—Than is a dace eat* but beat qualities ussilstiis dear vales. HMI made frau 3s. 4d. to du ed.; .mine, to esu td.; kola e s . h 7b. vial. es. Arl. as ea. 411.1 dork 3s. ato es, st I rot 'toss al Slim, dalcieg LEATHISE TRADL—The traaseetkaa is leather dor* eke hat Ina hare teals bees quiet. At Liadeaball Toads there was a fah supply d freak geode, bet th s damasd vae vary limbed, sad prides were =au n t articles required Dodos at beteg porticalarly is musk 00ALli —Lomas, JOn 29 . -11 ffidlia Ab Raithiiiiii , 6 4; Wale Rad Galeria, Id.. 9d. • Idea na. • ithq, Bad mohailair. asaimi; isra. N. W Ead &VC, 17.. 9d. • Wails Zed Bethe. 17e. Pd. ; Walls Lid Beta ilk. 94. ; Walla lag Roma. Esttea,l9a. W. • Wales Bid South) Belle, 174 9d. ; Walh 17.. 6d. ; Walk lad Sew! Han, 17a ; 9 , 495 led ,16a fid. ;W. lad lob Midst 17e. ant Sri filosa lan" 17a. ; Darya Malta... 224.-19445 t mask* 51 ;Cisuoid77. TIM POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSR. A man named John Shirks wan given into custody Tuesday afternoon by his wife, who charged him w ill r assault upon her. Yseteaday morning, however paw constable 148, who bad the charge, reported to le', rims Allen wbo wen sitting for the Lord Mayor, that' men had died in hie eelL The unfortunate mail, it opposed, was talc= to Bishops. gate-statics, and he there complained of • wound in his thumb, which he said his wife lied dose. He was told by the inspector that it was so jemtilleation far the assault on hie wife, and he must be locked up, and he was accordingly re moved to Moor-lane. While there he eamplalled of being weak and seawall, sad • doctor was sent far, who amid the wound in hie Masud, end also one as his wrist.. At about 8 o'clock the doctor was spin sent for and saw bias, but did not see any dangerous symptoms. At 9 o'clock the in spector Wt him in charge of the officer who relieved hies, I telling him to attend well to him. The officer visited him several times during the night, op to half-pall MYSIII, 116 which time he appeared the some as before, oily sons. plaiting of being weak. At 8 o'clock, however, on viii dm win be found him dead. The impeder said be Weed he esmatising is sat in the evening. and be gave him some colas sad bread and butter. The wife of the deceased informed the sensor that be wee subject to file; but no symptoms were observed by the officed. GUILDHALL. John Norton. • labouring nor, appeared to a summons charging him with cawing an astraddle in and Edward Balollol4 the ward beadle of Corchill, was also charged with exciting Nottsn to resist the police-constable whilst in the deoution of his duty. William Pollee, polideousteble 498, said—Os Tads', the 20th, at about twenty minute, pall two la the shwa noon, 1 was plead as Cambia for the pompom d dillies any traffic going into Btrekta-lame. rMent Norton came along with • truck Idea with deal plants 18 or 20 feet long. I called to him to go straight down CorahilL He took no notice, but wed dews Birchis-lane. I told him that be could sot go that way, and I caught hold of the sod of his Osaka. At that time the other dideedent lammed cense up, and said, "What burioses have -pouts metal- leaki-ef his pucker et the same time hosed to Norton, " Don't you go away," aad thee tuning to ime, said ihall I wen atty. I told him to mind his ewe business, to which he said. " Yon nearly knocked te lady down by _stoppiss." Irked him to show me the lady, and he could not, and asked me what I saes the planks Nuked him for. I "Isf • lie, it her not touched yd..' Sir Robert Carden—That is • very improper =premiss for a policeman to make nee of. Witness—lt ia, sir. Bassos farther mid, I will hips so impertinensa I'll let you know who I an." I said U did sot ease who he wee, end he then mid, " I ma the ward beadle of Ocembill," and asked for the ken of • pen cil, in order to take my number. Be farther mid be would take me before the court of skimped, and get nee dis charged, and told Norte* not to give me his muse or ad dress, in !misdeed* of which Nortes tefusedi for some time to give me his address. Rased tbs. said. " Let him take you to the statism." Norton west away, but Radios stopped for an hour and a ball, dories which time he kept pointing me out to his Mende. When the sergeant came up lee said be would report me, bat it was after In knew that it traa my intention to summons him. He afterwards said he did net want to do me any hares. if I did not west to do him say, so he would not report ad if I did Ed summons him. The defendant Hewed, in defuse., said—ln oases queues of the beards striking the were end also my im I thought I was entitled to protect my•slf, and I tad what he had done, and he called me ••liar. Sir Robert Carden fined Norton 2s. 6d. and costs, sod maid, with respect to you, Ramos, I should fine you 404., were it sot for the improper donned made use of by the dicer. I shall fine you 910 a and cost*. (To Poste, the ofScer)—You had forgotten yeumall by making use ef lan guage which ought not to come from the mouth of as officer, and, I trust, will war be sad again. BOW-STREET. IProieriek Chapman and David Clark, lithoipapida Oaban, Waft dismal with ',Malin three-quarters of of brandy. value 3a, from thebar at the Biz One sad Panobbowl Tama, Li High Balboni, the balm boyar by _ - Yr. Edward Weshis. - The prisoners for seine time had 'requested the bar, sad during about the same period two eusions citeumetamine bad been noticed. Osetomme bad complaised that the malt Gilson tested of bandy,* and a ded gamey hid bias ropeileft toned in Ha quan tity of that sptrit on tap. The obvious infaense was that somebody stole thelerady, earthed it away In Yr. Westoa's own pog, red than retuned them vessels, which were agate weed to naseenre bar. A watch wee set, and the 112110110115 were otnerved to ye through the fellewlag maps eves, Clerk es g apd the attention el the bar. maid at one end ad the bar. whilst Obspeoas, akp other and, loaned over tbe losr a the pretax* of reselling • Downpipe& Berke got the paper be bold it over the taps with one bawd sad tamed the broody on with the ether nadir sower el Gm 1 , 1 4=:;i thiwratiA pint pet li w li k ed l " t b: a i Zit th. oll tap and pretended to wink from as P if it was beer. He wee thee rejoined by Clark, who is him tars lifted the "partite to his lips. The barmaid, who hod map been observing their amuses* teak the pint sway flea them sad gave them into custody. The prisoners, after putting some irrelevant viatica le the witnesses, are called apes to plead. sod atom • MO* bedialio4:4ll" any Mr. V ad that is moos and mums mess there could any little don% that the prisoners were the persons who bad been robbing Mr. Weskit in the same manner for • ecotinuous period. But as there VMS and could be we evidence et that, be should net take It We m eant in awarding the psi lmosat fer tido ellase. They mightthisk tamale.* feetueste in escaping with tits pled penalty el three tneatbe impriesament. Lowy°. Gsirsau. 0111M1175 COMPANY (gym). Traia• teselpes Mr week eadies Jun lit. 14074 Ilk 4d. P _ e ownroThi ius.— Pure L Aitartimaint.l LI awsg.—At. aft Ala Ihtli. oboe la a Waft stoto. andelto and son. ft tho Wowpaw 100, wlwit Wow W. or it owls a rob* a o oistwy Oast oto ow mat Cllr tomb the Warial WO sew tatoneloolo lii=bot Um owile wd $ otorotoltary NW WU It be tortiot to wry U. of thIL I FS WlO,llaW Ow WOWO.WI Mo. to WeWebot Us Iwo Woloroo = y territtitio ar.; 0 Thy wwwso alco us* otollo W Uri" o f Was" owl Woo. owl wits. across, HENLEY-ON-THAMES ROYAL REGATTA. IIBIST DAT. This great squat= meeting of waspgentleme amateurs commenced yeaterday. The Grand bland thronged as aaucl by the geatry of the esighboarbeed • ; the bridge won rendered almost impassable by the carriages of pumas of condition, sad the gimeral assemblage of visitors won Si. osedingly large. The arrangement of the regatta by the stewards and their secretary. Mr. O. Tewasy, won very good. aad the acinvesienos of ro wi ng genders= end the company at large duly cummulted. The sport cumassesed at 2 o'.k, with the foilowiag results : GRAND casuist= CUP son id_ Loudon Rowing Club Cambridge Third Trinity =on College lowing Club DIAMOND CHAMBER/I lICULIAL—POSIT MT. R. It Wired, Woe* J. licitaby CaieWdge and bonder, T. J. eoeined. SWIM OMITS, PAIR OAR& —PIMP HUT. 0080. manner and Guest, of nob, rowed over. ITIMARDie DIALLING' CUP FOR 1006-051 CD MOATS. Cambridge Third Triseity 1 'Masada Rowing Club 0 DIAMOND eItALLZIPI SCULL& —IIIDOND HILT. Cambridge, C. B. lames Cambridge, G. D. Red.& 0 THI GOLD MULLING" CCP 702 10010 London Rowing Club 1 Carobndge Third Trials, TOWN CHALLI3OII Henley Boat Club Henley Grammar School nil SILVER 110111110.-41003 1 0 MAT London, Fenner and May af=Sdr i zlls and W Kingoie ° alr e toso • LAMM' DIALLING" FLAIR FOR RIGHT OAIM. Cambridge. Third Trinity IL Peter's College, Hadley BOATS. 1 Yesterday morning both Houses of Convocation unsighted at Weemitsber far the dispatch of bateau The Archbishop of Catereuter presided in the Upper Home which assumble in Queen Anne's Bounty-office. Mr. F. H. Dril, by dirsction of the archbishop, reed her Majesty's royal license to reined the 36th canon, and to maim, promalga, and execute a new canoe in place thereof, sad also to alter and amend the 97th, 38th, and ........na, mleuaaVi WU =fly 40th canoes. Their lordships considered the matter fora mr-liazi.s7s7:4l7l;/. Troublesome. S im itordhint s4 11$ 1 1 =lts and Woodgete lose time is ocantsitte. 11100 L) (Horde) 1 a n d The Bishop Bishop of OXFORD said that as his pee the presi- Herds et Ilaatlap' tweet Anne, I yr, Set elb Grit i , LADio , - dead bad bees pleased to favour them with the oommuni- tifeertheld) 8 cent be had received from her Majesty's goverment in The tontine also ran :-Corset, Netherdale, their. rh reference to the 29th cents, he would vectors to make a datio - !otrg• dm. propositios on the subject. He understood that it had A are , Bottt4, :fi e _to . 4 se2Trouble.- Ibsen oonsidenid by be Modes s government that the exact 1 e ' e ap t ' terms of the canon to be substituted for the 1 Theo ' 29th canon were the tby the legs: integers of the crown to exceed t which was asked for at the last sitting of coavocation, sod which in ton equate of that request was °geoids& by the royal bosun As the istintion of coancatioa was to express explicitly what they meat, and to keep themselves distigely to whit the royal lees gave them the power of doism he would propose, with the section of his grace, that thy should remove the only noel "cape" objected to, and restore the word " portions" is it stood in the old moon. He should also propose to make a torrespeading alteratiet is the Foglia canoe which, instead of seeding " shall be enable of receiving." would nod "bath received." The glee el th is would be that it would remote from the the probibitios of the putts standing as 'poems, ea rthen requirement that the purists shoed be present at the baptism of their children. It was unneeisru7 that he , should spits Igo over the argumesta which had been before I urged why tins was thought desirable, and be would 'iml propose that the draft moon be altered in *e way he had WORKING HMI'S CLUB AND INSTITIITZ UNION.— retorted ; that thelasent of the Lower House to the The seventh of the steel metier in oonnexige with thin alterstiou be Atoned ; sad that begins the archbishop be institution took place at Esetsobell ea Tune evening, repeated to oommunients with her Majesty's government es this widest, in seder to assertela if is the term is which the Duke of Devonskin is the chair. Among those pre. gent were the Deis of Chicissier. Mr. leapt& M.P., Mr. the moos would thee bs framed the objecting need by T. D. Arland, M.P., Mr. Hart, R.A. (Inspector ci the Art the government wen merely removed. He pow proposed Department of the South liesidegtos Museum), Rev. item that they should communicate to the Lower House Dot tie us Hansard, Mr. W. T. Minion, Rev. H. Belly, ht. Mr. tole the fact of this be their object, but that they should Sully havisg read a later from the Hos. W. Cowper, M.P., again go through all the forms, so that they might be who was to have introduce the amain that strictly seaman in their mode of proossdieg. status _that in consequence of an election meeting h ii . i r..l The Bishop of LIANDAPP seconded the meet, which was been obliged very »lune Illy to ask Mr. Lsyard to take his carried unermously. place, Mr. Layard laid • the subject ensconced for that The Bishop of Deems propoied an address to his grace evening's diseuesin was " Industrial Rxhibitiou Mu. the presidest, Kaye; him to communicate to the Bishop mums, and Art Training for the Peop l e.' Havin g s p okes of Cape Town en expression of the sympathy of their lord- at some length on the subject, he put the following qua shire house with him it the great trials to which his de- tions to the meeting, mud they were at Wrestle dis fence of the. church has sublimed him, sad their admi- nosed :-L Should the British Museum be °peed at nights ration of the courage gad loyalty to the church which had and os Buodsys? 2. Shedd the Natural Hear depart marked the undue of his whole course with regard to the meat of the British Museum be taken sway from the great Invasions of the faith which bad bees attempted. ' Art and Archeological departments t & Stionkl local in. The Position of the at of Caps Town us such as to aerial exhibitions be annul or not? 4 . Should the entitle him to sapped at the hands of convexities. 1 Seth Kensington Museum remain where it is sad what it The Bishop of LIANDLIFI seconded the metioe, which I is, viz., a museum of art as applied to manufacture ? Mr. laving been spoken I by the Archbishop of Osaterbury, , Ward, seceding a vote of thanks to the chairman, see he was arnimousty adopts& elhenhl be ;lad to see the Saturday half-holiday greatly After some other beanies, not calling for notice, the exhintled. The National Gallery was now open till 7 house adjoursed. I eaten pee. Hs should be glad to see such impeoremeste The Lower Huse met to the Jerusalem Chamber ; the ' to the Patent Laws as would give every hall) to the blew Rev. the PROLOCUTOR in the chair. Mee of workbag mem Museums were very expend., le The Rev. M. W. Ideal moved that an address should the nation • sad if multiplied is London, would they sot be cede le the Upper Hour expressive al anxiety have all the great towns asking goverumest for grants for that an lenses may be made to the number of the proctors the establishment of messes there also 1 He thought I for the parochial siege of this province, and some alters- industrial exhibitions did great good sad did sot cost so tion made in the mode of their election. man. For the Let two pan they bad ben highly steel Archdeacon DIMON seconded the reactance, which, tr ough seise should be glad tome them multbdted. He after a prolonged dietetics, was withdrawn, oo the under. NEWCABTLIC-ON-TYNE RACKS--Wiinlastriev. thought the thanks o f the genera l pu bli c „„, o „ aoo to ot standing that it would be reintroduced =other day. T HR BLACK DIAMOND HANDICAP nen of 50 son ; Sully for getting up these meetings ; they could sot it The addles sett down by the Upper House, and pawed „b ums w e n . m i .... gam i er , e t a wile. doing groat geed to all dimes. that chamber, for presentation to the Bishop of Cape Mr. te c h.= it . W ee & Kee, by J oe L eet il_L e dy Tent, being been read, the Arthdesocsi Denton or- Helen. 4 cars. 781121 b eared on the part of that house. Mr. Osborne's 8 yrs. eat 7lb trioill 2 KING -STRIXT, RIOWIT-STRIZT. -The first aannivenery of The Dean of "Wwwriusents said he must complain that Mr. Donald as Weil 1 yrs, Rd Utlb (Cameron 1 this institution wan held last evening at the Lome. Tavern ; The following also ran :- tan . Corm lundiulllk Ban - Lord Campbell in the chair. In proposing the toast of the she " deem ' which involved q Ustium a P lat U `P" t "" bra Allan. Mr Brno, Deadwood. and InteltritY• Red legal qualities of great intricacy, was brought for-seeing, the noble chairman observed test the charity had ward without totes, and at a yen this meting of the B e ttin g : 7to 4 apt Fascination, 4to 1 each apt Madras ply base in existence two years, and yet it_ had already and Wangle Bye. 6to 1 1 Bandanna, 10 to 1 house. The time when • F eet m•e il leeenken• mu "' e 2 other. A long delay at i lt post was succeeded hy .el a %Try , .r o f r ud b. shmupwesHoitfh6,°oo,t„,P°°ropmPen'tfrwab=almitho,wddiesa: , the house were absent should not have beta onset as an bed start , b which i n i t , aosselos to bring forward so sadism of this elagracier. The were left ' , shied. Id lrs , led Deerhoun d.t.te rod Mir l abs S wba bat rsitebeasvfizthoont.pattetioanta, a bot th in ose fu ...... ture istisezehowouldwere tooe outlet,: I adrr. involved.... a th 2 questions,.. &1 ....A...A in "' and whiche the WWI* EP &likeliest , owl won after • good ea" by halt walk to sad from the institution. The expediters lad bees ILDIIIIvaII us t he house should may* m.......... beats they . ( .. 0 ., . three leng ths whew . sewed and third sod . re . , ._ the care, r ,„_,. _,._ __ ~...,.., coseurred is the addrem, which west musservedly in eon. I Treed"-"ct;ses thir d „a fourth. case. Barbara hiiee, and funds o li s et i f i rz ip . t o rij ie bb: 4l , l 7 ( ' r i b b rz , ;: , 1:7 , z , 1 dereastion of the Bisbee of Reeked enreervedly is favour , Bedarills were text, the others being last throughout. t f t h e b eee et e t th e y ew , Th e e we ag r ee& of the Bishop of Cape Tows, while, at the same time, it Twe GRAND sum , g nus e l 5 see .. seek with 50 11141 4 0 1' imps ether „.... fo r the hoe. also ondenteed, more or lass, the recast judgment added, for 2 end 3sr eide. Six furlongs. delivered in the case of the eoloisial bishops. Now it us x i .. o,,,b eer c e r u e gar& by Fraoletto-Ornonent. pital, that sines the enthresk o l i l in country a very peals that min in that house had sot even read 2 yrs, Tat sib (Including rib mare (Whiten) I few years ago, throat disuse ben Ism* en the is the Bebop of Natal's " Peneateen" sad the " Boot if all Gray's Vulture, It Fre, Set OW (3. ilebereaw) 2 onset The conversion et the &wan into a hospital J oc ks. o c cuccuy o m indaned," or the judgment is the coss. Yr. Mien Umber Magus, 1 yrs. cad 111b..(W. Martin) S would nowobbillY greatly the led 511 ° •• It would he unbends( in the house to pus a judgment Rococo room. felt enviseed that when this lentliedise wee I oe these matters without having mastered the ?elute ia Betting: 2tol on Blue Baud, sto 2 apt Valium 7 I better keens, it would he es ig disineL ILa fee l to 1 apt Rococo, god 10 to 1 apt Limber Yee& Limber wining *beaks for the dispate. In the words of toe who had oomidieed the sub-ellen, Dr. Mama Mewl leis. ep wood oo y-.. It o h ol ly by free, f o lf. hi e gly, ee d ..liapia . . made play into the straight, whose Sloe Riled kiwi* also made an eloquent appall mi behalf ol the inset mita* i t , • sot b y mu,. es t h e rm ., th a t 1 noses beam, mainensea us lad the by ,e . where tution. During the e : l 7Z the UM serwetorl eliellelallei ow wisest n will persuade and n. p...a.a „V*ltbro atot out, b bit% _Captioned agiust Lambe that 5381. bad bees * mes h th e t h ee pt e j mune of thi s momento .„ 00 ,1 Magee she lost maay learn., and Blue Itiband went oa 1 Tin ROAD MURDIIII.—DITIZES, WIDWNSDAT.— trov . Our researches are ever solving old illfeculem I lad wee easily bY a lani end •• bait i•• bleitis between 1 The trial of Oonstanee Kent will lake piece to h. than • and releasi ng new oats ; and still the six of lent -' second sad third ; Boomo bests', oft 1 month, not at the Cenral Cleimital Court, but le the ration sli ngs to the blurred aid *belied teed TSB NORTMOMONILAID PLAT* (Handicap) of 900 vas., county when the crime wee oommittsd, sad the neresary of the old asses Bible, just as it did to added to a sweepstakes of 15 ens. each, 10 ft, tad sif arrangeuesete for the prosecution sad defense Lave all the unsullied pages when Bret he opened them in early ' declared; eosin extra; seated to receive 50 son • and the bees completed. The tossed reseed to concise this I youth. Thus is no country where the Bible may be more . third to see his stake. Two miles. (52 subs:, 26 de- remarkabls case are :-For the Pressulissi-Mt s hire rly committed to free investigation than in ours, became dared.) Q. 0., end Mr. Lope, retreated by Muss. 0= tI. now in which it reels more firmly en the faith sad Mr. Meokiertell prowo,,, lima , by wwittwobw - Brooll Osill solicitor% el Trowbridge ; Red for the dame affection of the people," The rev. dean urged at length ylgrairsainfftiale Oa med. sat that the address should tot mow be adopted. t Chalkeeei 2 Muscle by Mr. Rodway, also el Tmehridge The 01114 lfr. 3. tartan itathesh, 4 IR. est 11b (Ward) II Archdempoe Denim said if the convociatioa refuted le /a; bo n *. a t m tee ;A A e j e jg et e e h e t. mission for Saliobary Mien the trial will take plum) epee =prom an opiate with respect to Bishop Odense' " Pen- Beale Wes, Revtvel, little Jahn. wad iea the leth July, and it is known that, bride the eel 4 Wean" sod " Joshua erillially Oonsidered," it would Betting :9to 4 apt Oder os, 5 tel 1 Blows Bread,. 6to Miss Rent. d. th. brae. , ie Teri light. Dad IRV. it is bee bees better for the house sot to have met. He urge i 1 Ls Teatimes, 7to 1 Renal, Btol La Markbal, 10 to 1 be got in s *se. The trial for the at soisidusee Wed that the house should adopt the Naebeih. 100 to 8 Brandy Wises lb tel I Ales, sad 100 to 3 murder, me. may take Plato ce the 21st, Vt . adieu. sash Liiiis Jest and Strong Best At this lour* attempt ' it i• just pull& the it nay ineeneenew in the The Deis of Wwwwureven saved as an antembseat that the let got sway to a swab weed stork WSW. Breed, Lek . The Priem''' . 1611 be lemma frbm Dw rim• 43•131 (chime as address should be presents& to his grace, resorting that Tberpmes, Bendy Wes, as& m ere! slightly Lading to she it at preset kteeeentiedi to Salisbury se the IBA et I , mcb• time should be alt.'" for the emoideratbm ei the ' the Nand, wham Snow Best triad is the front, et sir- 110th Job. Her dismeatear e priseat ben eb• Leina 1 .• I , addles. bled es the en em i e s awe the _gar aide Seedy woo plug beg seamillia at Trowbridge og to let Zk a, hew ' After game further denten the &madmen! wan with- on sewed, Revival and Mena nen, side by side, Brown sibs end pre& She dies se a rshe og the drawn, and the oddities soqunseed in with Ave dieenstiente. Bread, La AIL , . lied Le ilordehol 11* their = l . = bib with disuse hem .the Os an edibles from the UPPot Base, it wan WSW to ' clartill. WWI Is With MAL John, bongo( 11 at ti mewed m arsh iwthis- Tba . Om' remit is the Ordination Servile the eatli of aspromety, that up toy Mr. Halt s mile ISM Revival wt. bootoo, tins of Nts. the Ismaidy el Abst heel, to tes, oath heists mere sant map. I sad shortly al terweeds strews Beer gave trey, when- camfarrelMes &sat bee, ire are informed, been The hors ti ma oeiearaed. I soon mews Bead, with Allen tea up the maims to Msetlierwaiont thringiest Douglas and Viceroy also raa. Batas : 6 to 4 apt Lytham, 9 to 2 apt Viceroy, 5 to 1 apt Davila 6to f apt Omix of the Sa. and 1 ,0 1 apt Lord Dougla. Ten amnia eIIOCUMIDON MiNNIAL emu= of 10 eon. each, with Madded; for 2-yr-olds oohs, 8.1 101 b ; fillies, Bst 511 i ; mallow allowed 31ba. T.Y.O. (51 subs.) Lord Portsmouth's Bolan Hood, by Wad Dogma —Tbe Chase, 84 ab r Wells) 1 Marquis of Bastioe Xing 11.1, Sat 7lb ifordham) 2 Mr. IL Deonett's Laneuma, Set 101 b tr. Adams) 3 The following also ran :—c by it. Albsas—Dorslice. Chrono girder, Areihosa, Valentin*, Queen Anne, Milton, Hb l P l sY. Moho; Stoneham, sad Noroli. Betting : 13 to 8 oa Kiog Hal, 9 to 2 *got Robin Hood, 100 to 8 apt Dorakimi colt, 20 to 1 apt Vakatiar, and 26 to 1 agat Arabia'. HAIDICAP FIATS of 100 eon., for 3-yr-olda and up ward, ,• whams extra. Ova Mr. Payne's The Bad* by Nowmlaner—Wash, 4 yrs, 7st 811 (Omani 1 Duke of Beanfort's Harcourt. 4 " Sal7b (Mc. 7111 ea arordhans 2 Mr. B. Ten Broeak's Goardsmsa, 4 yrs, 7st HO ..(Hurfet) Zebu and SL Vincent also ran,. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Guardamius, 5 to 2 apt Harcourt, 5 to 1 apt The Beadle, sad 10 to 1 inch apt Zeta and St. Vincent. A HWIMMYAEM of 5 tom each, with 60 added, for 3-yr olds and upwards ; sell* allowances. Old mile. Sr 1. Johnstooe's no Zoom, by Volt6gcur—Cbam, 3 Mil (6a), 10lb 21b (Hr. W. Braila 1 Mr. Astley's Montane, 6 (1001.), lbt (Hr. Edwards) 2 Mr. H. V. Willdnem's Warwick. 6 yrs. llst, Battiag : to 4 apt Ocoratoso. 2to 1 apt Roma, 3to 1 apt Warwick. Roam Aadmin.—Swift, Addax, May Quota, CUOMO, Ohneanotar, Brother to Ludy Bolite,Doralios Pares dace celt,S . earharoagh, Yana Mayans's. Accaastsakinvinia colt, Sortie colt, Target, Cathie, St. Vanilla, Stonkbridge, Oversaw. Overtiaa, Lord Douglas. Bindbrocon. Brahma, Bevan, Durham, Gras Darling. No Naas, Nothardalo, My Cob, Monk, Vats" Soarinta. Stoma's, Tartar, Ve- Jute, Vabalatan, Robin Hood, Whalohaao, Sydoiontoo, I Caustic, Debut, Own of the Sea, Lady fiylda, Oaks Jack, Sacharometar. Arenas, Warrior. _Oolumbia, Mastro], Matilda, Catch 2 osa-Alica, A. D. Wooer, Ram filly, Van Ally, Farewell. CRICK'S. Brox v. Wnsca'arm—Yesterday this match, which 6 soareely seeesid is lateral to that between Eton arid Harrow, was commenced at soots is the slayins . fi elds of Eton 0011eas, and attracted a large sod Ashioeabie gather ing, while the orieket-ground itself waa completely cur rouuded by the Meads and scholars of both collagen. About 6 o'clock Wisebester oloced their first ioniop with a score of 242 rims ; and Eton thee west is for their tint lounge, bet tiros compelled them to draw the stumps at half-past 7 o'clock with four wickets down. The Winchester &levee remain at Eton till today, when the pm* will be resumed about coot or earlier. SURRIT V. OXFORD UNITICERITT.—At the Surrey grimed, Kenniagtoo-oval, this morning, the ma t between the above was ooromeoesd. MARYLIDONE CLUB ADD 011071fD V. SRI COUNTY or Snail= —Thia soatob, at Lord's Ground, we. com menced this monies. TRAFFIC) ItiTIIIINL •••••••.- ILaes Pr. law WWI. 11000 asaWLIL ww. war. 000tlee. LW& 0, Week was. WWI W. a a it Wag ladles PkiWele WS CON 116,00 0.471 11,411 Wink maw Wao C Kadrw-11.0.1We 4OO Do. 11. W. Jew - Week swift Jew U. Ottawas O ll Week maw Wiwi 17 110011 W See* arlera Week waft J IL Uwerlekerlarke Llama ewl Waltorfei sia ll7. Wafweat sal Tr Week =Was IL OI 01•411 01. S IM I mew Awe 11 ClealeWs 0 010 00 p.m IA Cis agr i teeews O5 715 1,713 Leli allt AGO 10 Wad " AM WO als Ong Narbilli Great Ways. lOO 17,50 11431 75.101 MI Cant 0(00 1148" itag akd gii tiii 10 ... r. "1". "ill, Itt =., „„„,,,„„ Thi ~s s i 0,10 111,427 117,70 lambs. is= - %CS UN DIM g - 155edellft) Mee 505 1505 11.151 11,10 awe ifiVitidtp ~... l a 414 lA* 1.0 llatms. N. le e.t a a 260 ten 10 Ilidkaa 00,797 DAM 41,411 North gialliellaft - 0 - - 14 2 “ SM bath Dom 0 MU 1.090 5431 US ____ IMF Me 04 04 - MM MU tai me Lrer I.lm 1111 Ammeter ON tin !MUM AND Norm Wiettari Raneray. Yesterday menhag se acciilmat ßa 2 attesded with serious ecuesqsseses occurred on the lined railway at the bonbon schamany of the station. A Una of empty mom was doe to lean% Add/thy-park siding at 10 SAL, end 1 pees threstalis New-skeet pameoger station ten =nuns later. It MBA however, pees through until 10.30, sad °mined of *work Mwaggons, and an truck loaded with es slep 414 ac, imA i n e t foe z a rin to • nation s o: the _ either lowitd too high, or to have shifted ita pedlni transit from Busby ; the oneerptertes pee let II into contact with the sca ff olding ereatat he th e mit are employed during the night nomangtie tuns& is north sod of the station. The seeffsg was Wald down, and the loaded weggos d was cl i m l i tlo a.m. A ITZer train obetinctiort: aid a the alnel77nni to bare cau sed into engine to 1 an the rails, bet nose NAM carriages were off the meals. It is eappand the ibe ermine was thrown off by the scaffolding lying moms the raids Xr. Wyatt, the station-ma at •r, and the inspector al police were isstantly oa .wire ; tbe esira ii the peaseeser carriages were propel; med, awl the ma drown out of the tuned. - prawns elosit&laid • doses or non of the penmen bad received primipa/ about the hoe, but it is hoped nothing seems - aid was promptly stunstooed and Mr. O li ver Peothertm, 1&. Obsesses, sad Xr. Blake Mee mom on the spot, and the passengers who seeded &Nestles received ft at mos. Yr. Wyatt speedily imaged fee ,tb• oontinuatioo of the trait) as anal over the Soar Tiny line, sad the passengers between Birmingham end Edina. ton entice were sal by omailme until the is mould bet cleared. DitinDirrao Aooiow'r AND Loss or tars —• treeing Mident mearred we Tuesday an the Goat lanes lime lemma the stature( WlNttlorma end Km& It ap men that the eldest degiblhe el Mr. Metes Yearor, Terakr-foot fere, bad beam to ea adjoining fixes a lb. Vassar's occupation, for the wane of gathering fret al war MIONONBAind by the servant and ilk sad wee is a armed sr. They bad of neaswity be cram the line, and as their Mara the ken film Moshe* doe d Mara at All ems jut within IW, w hich was sot perceived by the lef. who had slighted hoe the car al open the gales. Ain peen thrones the gate the la forillehly lel the hem or to the Made of the Ikea, end then left it wee= seeded to apse the amend pmts. • dradfel soma, and the car sa bone were orimitel to sees. Tbs torvert woo killed on wi theot, and the pew of Xis Velem was dreadfully sa, but life is not yet seen : me lag is completely from the body. in OP Mime were steely in othenissee, eel every siert= mole to neon areastite. N. Mum whams Is to the driver4l the &FENT ON RAILWAY PABLINOZZA.—The follow ing 'epeeist notice has Jost ben lowa by Mr. G. X. Tyrrell esperintesdnt of the Great Wotan hoe of rail way, to the servants employed by the mosapsay :—" Saved esteem Meng arroarred lately et marriage ism heves bees Werth en boat aides s ea sans sosamiews this bar erns from their haves bees looked at elates, whore ticires en thileeted, eel the tieboteaselem or geoids lees milts& to mimic the dims below the railed. TM ales the se statioa4lllllllllSy wan% and tishoteellemers, sow partieslarly milled to the fact, that it is erle_th.the odors d the BONN d Trade 1 have the doors NAM bah Miss of may We while eamillog kehmes slam IMIINID-0•11411n, guards, and tiaketeellsolon met then fees see that the deem re the mar side d the Wain NS Amos salmeked beano the teem hom the ailed, and they will be hold reeponsible for my messgwonses that all follow tram as train befog started hose a theirs with the melee doom naked oa both tans. The anthers attack the peatess D ban sod a botperloses role being ss E al loone% say eel will be NA NO. Bash is the [ fit to this seethed be ter oat of the moieties ei the Hoed of Trade, that me INNONO MINN NUS I. se to adroit la meths that hobos remened the above ra. Ds Dam's delicious bust& reetcelag Reesleads Arabia Peal maq willhad awalda• sr I= psouL dalellwiftWo WW .L asatiwa. Orar ill a=VlM laver, sad iNawadi sad siwas W ig = ria -- fa eikow Tomas& eared aaasally.—DaJael sod 04. Na. 77, Itagoataired. W. ta *skid U. lbd.: M.. Ils. ad. WU., 111... AS MI poson. 1 Advarliaromli BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AID DEATHS. 1111M98. Ilk at IN, Oxfordatamot. ebe lift et Mr. I. D. Bet* of JaneCOPIPIS4LII% it N. Jeaevleise. el Mr. I. Oeveles et • ma. 001.11MAR.—Tvalile. at Iteeeramat, lever Norwood. the vita of A. Oelaes. Nay. 111.1.C.0., of a aoa. iIIAIIIML—Sese N et the Weeder, the vas of Mr. E. Eve seek at a era. MLitt—Jame atMaillote Vkarsei. Iludierithlri, the Info of the Rev. A.A. 10tH. of a sea. HALLWALD.—Jaw ra. at eveviteas imam LiiioNtenWre , W vile el the Rev. 2. W. O. lanward, d. saa. DUDD-0011.1.—Jsaa la k at at '1 March, Plerrati. • .41..114ry . A, ,astalary, llADtas by d Masts a ..01L111020041aasit=agagy. the Tardr ie U riall77irdshigar.Diriegar at Ur laniard lady Vestry, ti Durahaa Rama. Kam WATILINB-160112 . — i Sior St, at Ilt. OhErelt. Dia'vs• by the Day. 6. 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