The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-14 00:00:00

I d 1~ i~~ / 1 , / 6.° e• 0•0,-* , i j`~ No. 2,t430.] RANI of DEPOSIT, 3, Pa ll -mall East, Lond o n. tassimind net. ' a fARTIIS DILAIROIS of lIIVIMITISO MONEY es resisted Is assist tea plan or this Isettasfsa, by which high raft of ts. ' m a m y be ob.sieed with pet Nest essuliy. Ds Isisratt Is pesab:e S JINN.) awl Mt. PE itaiwtt, missalus Mak". ropipresses sad forms kw s,i sis .x • .t. sou has as sp. Imam THE UNIVERSAL CAPE for LADIES and (11661LILMEN.—Thess reepeetable end reoarentoal "MOM asa eMerproot, yet vesdßatiag, and adapted for general use 'gray as ko rainy needless. Tads utility and esteems dampness mkt entshendstion wen: Fries. lie, s. A very large Nsak also of Waterproof Light 011914101114 tootaboong Sockets, na— l/. UltDl 6. tailor, ad. New IkestLstmest. an 4 69, Comfit!' (only). TIAVIEfiIs BRITISH WAX CANDLES, 1.. bd. pat Itt; Bettie" sp.., ts. 14.; tradepwast waz, Id IOC; glaslat vac b. M. ; boottdium. b. M.; Gomm WI. ad.; baba* um. 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F cuitAin litit77lMatraVlON being • twat laPszi=itr,lormiegrerrp. D.. Mow at go CoMtffl tit ito to total lollitoort tot motooototlie amt. la bl the or *raw, •TR RA TIAN Annus sal At= ithbo SLUT. Lowlem limy% Ono. sad Litswass. LLUSTRATED TIMES.—The NUMBER for MATIA ,DAT Pete, 15, tekle 3d., will CMM' . Mime gmd TeMbed PAJIORAMIC VIEW et the TOWN, TI r..or nvAirroroL and emeemdtmg emery, whet the et the Ailed Arstem, sad all the meeneeee weeks imemiNd kir Mirk emil deheee et tie rat lair elteedmid M ae .: Pat Igetr d emliee . 74• s4 :l B ll o 1"8 b. ro l e Ltt. berm= Me_ealtee to effect the r et OE gemmtge tettec The UTTEMTILD 7111 M mutate. egmefeee llttleellot Itt Ws Tehorsofto 5214 other Inasolises, .. V ell the to the Captors of demetemsI.—ILLUBTRATED 4I =, i gglV2., "veldt. THE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING PAPER, price asstaispod 4d.. stamped M. elesez w Ltrai Jouraal, the admen of free cemmeres mid dill lbs sa and tar sad value of Its general erne—ln the &teensy of its pxis" smil la the varied mierteattle aad commercial ithems eamlilmed Is the My, railway, aed waseuto articles—thle paper m igrrATCORREAPONDENTS AT THE BEAT OF WAR. MI FOREIGN NEWS IS RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL. As saelaelyely mil, report of nipping la rye ludas nee le sap. plied to it by every everland Mall. mad it metals. THE ONLY DAILY MINING REPORT, "Mb Bet of priors. IT EXCLUDES ALL OFFENSIVE ADVERTIBRIIIINTIL It Is strictly iedepeadiest, sad, tbocgh younger by more time slaty yaws WM Day of t`econemenries. this paper hah semeleteacy smd earty information, arintaa ir Itself a character sad politica sot rano, to So U. so any. rrel of any Itsalsara es. semen. is eye klagdor; or at the odes, 1401severirenest. Flemetreet, Leedom /1.11. If *nutty buspadarad is astsialag eye pap& by swan rad st ander' prim. re rabbits WM. at application, Walsh tbe Banes of ants seam wady ft supply a, at 19a. 6d. pis "tutor. paid fa airman by litaidess cedar. PALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, fro®B cos. umlll 3 pm., .t Is. per week; suPPlked ii tows or roastr7. at 6r 7L per day, or 13e. (eestaseped) per quarter; by Mr. U, News Agent, 11, Temple -street, Whiteners. PAIL Y NEWS FORWARDED t o th e COUNTRY bp EVENING POST, at 19e. bd. per qr., payment In adm en , JOHN MADDOX. le, Upper Albsay-at., Repat's.park, BookieUer GM Seam *gest. 'ALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, in L on d on , Ulla. per quarter.— BENT by MORNING MAIL a t tl I h. M . WINO DO.. 19a. 6at. per qr.—H. ADAMS, 9, Parliament-4re* Irtiritsiaater. Neve An Ut. DAYSWATEK—DAILY NEWS LENT TO isAD ; and ' , lmplied to ilse musty, by evening pow, at 198.1 d. quartet. raid in advance. M. EVINCE, Grove-tarrate, Wast e*. News Agent. METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMENT ACT. The following are the division. which have been adapted is the undomesticated parishes : DIPTYOILD. • I.—The whole of Mitcham within Sauey. N. 2.—Bounded on the south east by No. I as far es the giver Rauasbourne, taking is the whole of the parish lying eat the south side of New crow turnpike road to the bolas. guy of the parish at Durford bridge. Ne.3.—Tbe whole of the parish lying on the north side Of New woes rurnoike to Deptford bridge and the parish bo■sdery of St. Nicholas, linden the south side of Loving Edward lane. • 4.—The residue of the parish. BT. LV1.11 . 5, _ _ No. I.—Bounded on the north by dui parish boundary; on the oast by the parish boundary to the Wharf road and the York road ;on the south, the York road to Pilmsn's buildings, done P,lmaa's buildings to John's row, down John's row and Wellington street, to the boundary ; west, W perish boundary. N 0.2 —Bounded on tbir north by Wellington street and John's row, on the east by Ironmonger row and Orchard unrest, south by Old street, and on the west by the parish Ndary. o. 3.—Boonded on the north by the parish boundary finis the north end of the Wharf road, on the east by the Crsiboundary to the cent,* of O'd.strset roof, opposite o:stornisoot point of so much of Vinegar yard as is in the parish of St. Luke, hliddlegez ; south from the last stationed point slorg Oldnitrint road and Old street to Ironwoorer row; on toe were by Imossosper row, Orchard street, Pliant's buildings to York read, and City toad west. ward to Wharf road, and the Wharf-rned. No. 4.—Niundrd en tie north by Old street to Bunhill Now maniac along Chiswoll S t reet out to Finsbury place, earth; down Finringiy pines north to the boundary; and us the south and west by the parish boundary. Ne s.—Bounded on the north by Old street, and Old. 'tense road to the parish boundary ; on the east by the parish boundary ; on the south by the pariah boundary to Finsbery *se north, and Chiswell street to Bunhill row; sad west by Dunhill row. The necessary esleoletions having been made, and which 'espied a tossiderati's time, the number of vestrymen for the whole parish will he 48, distributed as follows: Nail, to return twelve members; No. 2, sin; No. 3, Noe; No. 4, twelve; and No. 5, nine. ST. PAXCIPAII. Mr. Solomon Wood Ina set eat this pariah fate eight Wards, and a return has jaw been made to his of the sw abs? of bowies, a- well as the pose rateable valise iamb ward. The returns showing in some of the wards great ine quality, the assoisor has met the collectors of the rates, sad kr. Cook, the sobeitor to the parish, and suggested certain sitevations is the division of the parish. As apportioned is the Ant instance, No. 1 ward contained only 683 rated bosses. will a rotesble veins of 29,6561., whilit another Ward. N.. 7, contained 2,242 houses, with a rateable value of 128,0361. Io order, therefore, to *timelier the districts, He 4181111110 f hoe asked for farther returns, and will sit seals is s few days to settle definitively the precise elitist of ash Weld, sad to apportion to each a sertidn assabsr of Tutu , IN% set saceediag, is the aggregate, 120. An Irishman named Macaulay, who is well known OD tiat Hull police as an expert hourehresker, bait base av• peboaded in Edisharph, along with another asaa tamed Motown, and is charged with breaking Wan sad stadia' Tam Haply Home. Riecarton, and (Ow plias% a conader• Ws quantity of rateable plate. jewellery, &a. BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE- RENT OF SCIENCE. ........ The twenty-fifth meeting of the members of this association was opened is Glasgow on Wedanday. The geseral committee met is the Merchants' Hall at one o'clock for the election of sectional Mime, and the despatch of baldness usually brought before that body. The Earl of liainOwnv took the chair. Professor PHILLIPS, of o:ford, read the minutes of last meeting held at Liverpool, which were approved. Col. SABI/tithe& read a report, from which the following is as extract :—" The council have directed printed copies to be laid on the table of a report which has been presented by the parliamentary committee of the British Association ha the queethn which wu referred to them by the assoeia tics at its last meeting, Whether any measures meld be adopted by government or parliament to improve the politica of science, or its cultivation in this country.' This suggestions which this report contains are ne meses and important. Bows of them, such as thine touching alteratiose I. the system of education in oar uniuninee, and an isereseed encouragement to the formation of museums and public libraries, seem to he already Is • fair way of bang in • greater or lees degree adopted. The suggestion that the principal seientina senses. shall be located in London at the public szpisom M soma on. centre building is, as there is good reason to hope, In • fair train of being realised, under the most favour. able circumstances, within the walls of Burlington House, in Piccadilly; sad such • result would be of the highest importance, not only for the convenience which such a juxtaposition would afford to members for the pursuit of their researches, but, perhaps, still more from this advantage of presenting the various scientific bodies, sad is their passim science itself, to the public eye in • osnogisoono, honourable, and influential position. (Ap plause.) Other suggestions of the parliamentary aux mines, such as thou touchier; the support by the Beata of lecturers on science in provincial towns—touching the question of rewards to holey's, in various shapes, to the cultivation of science, and more especially that of the creation of a board of science, which shall curds' more or less the functions of government in connexion with it, have yet to receive that sanction from public opinion, and more especially from the opinion of men of science themeless, which more it:tended discuseioa can alone elicit, and with out which they could not be pressed upon government or parliament with any prospect of success. For ameba discus sion, perhaps, the present meeting may present • fitting opportunity. (Applause.) In reference to the recommends- tion of the general committee, that the shipowners and other gentlemen entrusted in navigation at Liverpool should form a committee of their own body for the purpose of inquiring into the best means of obviating the inconve niences and lows occasioned by the errors of the compasses, 'Mese& by the iron employed in the construction and equipment of ships, the council have had the, satisfaction of Yarning that a committee has been formed, and has entered spin the inquiry. _ _ Sir RODICSICIL MUSCHISON Moved the approval of the report, which wee wooded by Sir WILLIatt JAILDINZ, sad aeasiotoutly adopted. Colonel Seattle then read the follow ieg list of dike bearers in the •.rious meadow : _ &elks A—Mathematical and Physical &Mlles.—Presi dent, Rev. Professor Killasd, MA , F.R.S.E. Vies Preridenta„ Rev. Dr. Robinson, Sir David Brewster, D. Whewell, Professor Stokes, Rev. Dr. Scoresby. Secretaries, Dr. &evilly, Rev. Dr. FWD**, Professor Tyndall. Section El—Chemical Science. President, Dr. Lyon Playfair. Vies Presidents, Dr. W. A. Miller, Dr. Andrews, Professor Andaman. Professor Graham, Professor Faraday. Secretaries, Dr. Frankland, Dr. R. D. Thomson, Dr. Roscoe. Section C--Geology.—President. Sir R. 8. Marchisos. Vial Presidents, Sir Lyell, Charles Damen, Esq., Rev. Professor Sedgsriek, Hugh Miller, Esq., A. C. Ramsay,Beq. Serveterise. Professor Nichol, Mr. Bryce. Section D— Zoology and Botany.—President, Rev. Dr. Fleming. Vier-Presidents, Dr. Sharpy, Dr. Allen Thom son, Dr. Carpenter, Dr. Dickinson. Secretaries, Dr. Lan ham.. Was. Kiddie, E.q. Section B—Geography end Efanology.—President, Sir John Richardson. Vim Presidents, A. K. Johnstone, General 13w Charles Pesky. Admiral Beeeby. Secretaries, Dr. Shaw, R. Call, EN , Dr. Bl.ekie. Section F.—Eitatistice—President, R. Monekton Mills, Esq., M.P. ViceePresielents, Sir Arehd. Alison, James Heywood, Esq., Dr. Buchanan, Wm. Tits, Esq , the Lord Provost, John M'Oregor, Esq., M.P., Col. Sykes. Been. tette', Win.Newmarch, Beg , Edward Cheshire, Esq. Section G—Meebanicat Science.—Presideet, W. J. M Rsnkine, Req. Vice-Presidents, fly Napier, Big. J. Whitworth, Rm., Dr. Neill Arnott, Wm. Fairbairn, E.g., Geo. Resale, Beg. Seeretaries, James Thomson, Esq , Lawrence Hill, jun., EN. Sir WILLIAM JARDINE moved, Rod WILLIAM TITIL Esq., seconded, the adoption of the list. Agrood to. Mr. NINNIE then submitted tbo statestrat of seoooots, which showed receipts amounting to 2,3661. 10s. 84., and immolate amounting to 1,6481. 9s. Id., leaving a balance of 8171 1.. W. The balance last year was M. 16.. ed. Professor Putman addressed • few words for the guid ance of the office-beaten in the various sections, sad this finished the business of the meeting. THE LORD PROVOST'S DINNER. In the aftersoon, at fire o'clock, the Lord Prevost pre a brilliant entertainment, is the Il`Lellan Rooms, to distin guished strangers. Ansosgat the pests invited were the Duke of Argyll, the Duke of Cambridge, Berl of Elgin. Berl of Egliatou, Viecosot Inseam, Lord Belhaven, Lord Wept teeby, Lord Talbot, Doke of Hamilton, Prince Bonapar e, Bari of Harrowhy, In the evening a Dahlia meeting was held, at which the Duke of Argyll, the President of the Association for the year, delivered the address. BUILDERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION.—A special general meeting of the directors of this valuable iastitution, founded is 1847, for granting pensions and giving relief to aged sad deesyed ment`ten of the building profusion and their widows, was held at the offices of the charity, 19, t3outhamptossUmt, Bloomsbury. Mr. T. Cozens presided. The Secretary Imolai read the notice convening the met ing, Mr. (horse Bird, the treasurer, reported that the Wines at the bankers was Mt. Ss. 91; whereupon Mr. C. Eel's moved, and Mr. J. Williams, jun., seconded, that 30W. steel be purchased for the building fund, which was curried. The Rev. Dr. Hale, chaplain to the British em bassy, his received from Quetta Victoria, through Lord Cowley, • wiry valuable diamond ring, as a mark of her Majesty's approbation of the m ln whisk he twice ofiteiatad la her presence at St. Cloud This favour to the rev. gentleman has Orin great satisfaction to ths English residents in Paris.— Goltreeni. TEE Ray. JOHN ANOELL JAMES having com pleted a term of fifty years as minister of Care's-lane Chapel. Birmingham, there has bees a jubilee in celebration thereof this week. Oa Wednesday morning the sermon in the chapel was preached by the Ray. Dr. Bennett, of Falcon- Tux RUSSIAN OfriClifts (says the P/yrsouth street Chapel, London, who also prom:had Mr. ISMS'S ordination Krems half a emitter, ago. In the reinsing, at a human on parole in this town had a jollification on Tess large meeting held in the Town.hall, a Dumber of addresses day last—not in honour of the fall of Sebastopol, which with werepersontsd to this vegetable Christian minister from this was to be •AG 4100011Apis, but to celebrate their the heeds of many Christian denominations. A asagnifi- patron saint's day (Alexander.) The number who sat down coat silver rue was presented to bins ; and a chapel In at Pitobford's Dock Hotel , M illba y , was thirty-three, and hoar of the event is to be erected near Mr. James's own being liberally supplied with mosey by the English Ootern residence, It attest of betimes four and five thousand pounds. mast, they were enabled to have a very bountiful spread. The fire stole was laid loot Monday. A pope (or priest) in fall Name presided on the occasion, and proposed several toasts which appeared to be drunk with Twit LATZ MISS MITYORD'S LIBRARY. —Mac h mutt oot h oo j oino . ga ng sas iioBl .11112t1•1111111, Of coons WI interest will be excited by t h e di s p osa l o f t h e wor k s o f t hi s highly-esteemed lady, which is aenonnced for the 24th lest chairman could offer up an eloquent prayer for the destructiem The volumes in quietism are in beautiful co n diti on , an d ins- of his eountry's enemies. The priest came down from Loudon brae every variety of modern literature. The sale will on,f7drPost• th *et to be present at this dingier. It was held at a • year not only sacred to their patron saint, bet take place at Swallowfisld, her late residatce.—Berkehers : so to th e i r defeat of the Poles, when the latter revolted Jaerteel. spinet them in the last war of indepaatisace. We wonder CREMORNE GARDENB.—Last evening the fall of whether they drank an extra glass of wile on Monday night Sebastopol was made the occasion of a grand fit* at these when the announoement of the fall of their great stronghold gardens, when an exhibition *Wailer to that which Mr. la the Crimea arrived hen—or whether those rattiness Simples prodused loss short time ago was presented to the who an is the habit of trying their skill in rifle prudes visitors. As the mist pelformanc• will bs fresh in reool- fired extra shots on Tuesday to celebrate the event. It le leaks, a particular deter!ptioa of the present will let be at generally known. but it is, navorthsleas, a fact, that soeserary. Especial pains bad been takes on the priumat several of the Russian Moen here often praetieted firing a measles to guard against any mashy. The " real a target with pistols, sad the mom aristocratic of them may soldiers" were dispensed with, bat the esergetie amateurs be measkaally seen taking a ride in the sesstri on hind (the majority of whom, perhaps, last evening „ smelt horses; es that the life of a Russian Mow in England is powder" fee the first time) took the Makkboff, the Rodeo, rather an enviable positions than otherwise. end I Iletwetopol itself, in a meaner creditable alike The following ships have been taken ay by the 00 cad 00 Ckwaval Sin of Creatofac The Emigration Commisslasers, to embark government end sallsetelmest Is to be eispeatell thiuughmst the sasniatt greats at Plymouth :—The Cressy. 800 tons, for Sydney ; week, when sada offidow an to be litows is aid of the Australia, 960 toss, for Adelaide ; Anna Maria, 800 toes, for wounded soldiere, and Gb. widows sad enplane of those who Poetised Bay; and Lord Reglaa. 1,000 tons, for Adelaide. fell at the taking of Sebastopol. The following ships have boos 'etiolated to mill at Plymouth, OITSEAL PALacEBIIII.IIIO DM—SEPT. IS. to embark Private Passinigers :—Tbe Eozburgh Cottle, I—ddiwilldwilw on missal, 4,113; ditto by seams tickets, 1,121 tees; Modw y, 860 toss; and GOMIS Marshsll.l,362 419...4•151, 4,632. toss, for Melbourne ; sad La Besse, 1,600 Nne,fmBydney. 1 1 Ttt 44 ---- xprt% • ( f5 i .. ,,..1 10 1 / 4 2,4 i e : ~ v • E.' t• -", aliaxa LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1855. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. WORTHING EXHIBITION. I FEARFUL COLLISION ON THE SOUTH I IRELAND. 1 Th e woad to receive 2& son. out (Atha stakes. Red House EASTERN RAILWAY. ia. (81 cute.) We perceive that the SemexErolneologieal Society has recently held its quarterly meeting at Worthiag, attracted by the Exhibition of An, Antiquities, and Curiosi ties which has been open for this last mentli, at that favourite watering plan Here is anther remarkable example of the Impala given by the Exhibition of 1861. In the quiet town of Worthing, a few wens (t►e sasegete, as we understand, of the Worthing Literary Institution) pro jected this exhibitive. They sought tbsonstenanee and sup port of the nobles of their beaky, whin were coecorded— by the Dukes of Norfolk and Richman, and the Marquis of Anglesey especially—with gran and liberality which en hanced the concession. The bunions of Goodwood end Arundel Cutts were unhesitatingly and onfidingly pissed at the disposal of the allassion. The gentry of the town and neighbourhood followed this Roble example, and the malt has been a eollestke unparalleled, we believe, in the prosiness, of pictures and sculptures by emineat artists, ancient and ran books sad manuscripts, antiquities from Nineveh, he., sachet and modern arson and erne (in cluding relics from the recent battlefields is the CTIMISO, valuable curiosities from almost every known part 4 the globe, and all arranged with nu artists Mote and dint never surpassed, and whin is fh►tiems of general admire- Hon. We are pleased to hear that the London. Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company ►ave behaved with their accustomed liberality upon the occasion, carrying the packages free from all ahem, and giving excursion trains (to Worthing et single fares) not only along the South Coast Line, but, as will be men by our advertising column, from London twice a week. (nom the "Berkshire aircaleis.") RRADINO, THURSDAY MORNING, SIFT. 13. , --LSSI 'Yell ing, an accident, attended with banal eeasequences, at caned on the above line to the passeoger train which leaves Loudon Bridge at 4.40 p.m., and reaches Reading at 7.35. The train had arrived within about 60 yards of the iron bridge which crown the Laudon-road, and about a mile distant from Reading, when it was met by a single engine, running at speed on the same line of rails; it was nearly 1 dark at the time, and the two bodies came together with' terrific violence, producing a noise resembling • heavy dis charge of cannon. Th e c o lli s i on was h ear d for a great dis use', and speedily brought assistance. One of the first at the scene of the catastrophe was Mr. Hathaway, whose farm adjoins the railway. Mr. Wheble„ of Bulmenhe Court, and Mr. George Simnel, of Early, were also soon on the spot, rendering every as-i•tance. Mr. Hathaway, accompanied by his brother, ran across his field, and on nearing the line stumbled over the body of a man which appeared to be quite dead, and on gaining the summit of the railway which at this spot is about 20 feet high, a frightful scene presented Itself. The tender of the pilot engine was beat and doubled into a shapeless OHM, and the front of the other engine was smashed in fiat for two or three feet, carrying away the funnel. But the most dissetross part of the soof4Mittnisausad.to she seeoad elms into the luggage van; the letter was driven right earriage, and both vehicles were shivered to splin ters, the only part of either which could he distinguished es retaisieg any of their original forms being the two roofs, which lay one upon the other, and the further end of the carriage. The unfortunate passengers were knocked about in all directions, and it appears miraculous how any of them escaped with Messengers were despatehed to Reading, and in the mean while every effort was made to succour the wounded. Mr. Hathaway provided a vats, in which several were placed and immediately conveyed :o the Berkshire Hospital, and the remainder were afterwards removed in various carriages. Mr. Waldron, of Theale, who happened to be visiting a friend in the Landon-ro ad, and had his horse standing at the door, was the first to render professional aid, and was closely followed by Mr. Blomfield, surgeon, of Wilberforce plan, King's-road ; other medical gentlemen subsequently arrived, but from the dreadful nature of the injuries little relief could be given to the sufferers who were conveyed with all ezpeditien to the hospital. From what can be at present gleaned, there wen three persons killed on the spot, and eight or nine dangerously injured. DRAD.—Joseph Croeley , Somers Town, Reading, driver of the pilot engine; Mr. Finmore, °Wit at Messrs. Simonds' Bank. A man unknown, supp osed to be a drover. The name of Bean is scratched on the handle of a clasp knife found in his pocket. INSUIRD AT TYR HOSPITAL, Christopher Belton, Castle•hill.—Compound fractures of right thigh and left leg; simple fractures of left thigh and right leg; right hand smashed. Died at 10 this owning. Jesse Ferguson, stoker of the pilot eegine.—Scalp wound and injuries to the hen sad face, and bruises on the body, but no hones broken. Doing well. Mrs. Banning, Prospect-place, Wokirghani.— Injured fan and leg, and some other hurts not yet precisely ascertained. Doing well. Henry Harrison, Chatham• street.—Fractureci ribs and bruised abdomen. Doing well. Mee. Skinner, Hillgrove, Stokes-Croft, Bristol.—Compound fracture of leg, bruised widest fan. Miss Harrison, Guild ford.—lnjured spine. Mrs. S. Norton, wife of goods clerk, at Reading station—Severe injuries ab out the leg! and body, but in such a state as not yet able to boor examination. Mr. Charles Bowdon was takee to his own home, suffer ing from a bmken le", and frightful lacerations. Rev. 1). Davies, of Meath, Gianiorgar shire, is at Mr. Attired's, Elephant Inn, with tendons of neck injured, and severe cut on the forehead. Mr. Challen, draper, Ring•street, Read ies slightly injured. We have not yet been able to learn what led to the single engine being en the wrong metals. The engineer himself was killed. DUBLIN, Barr. 13. Prince Napoleon Buonaparte, now cruising off the English coast, is expected to pay a visit to Cork before the close of this week, and arrangements have been made to invite his imperial highness to a public dinner there. "There seems to be a general anxiety," observes the Cork Examiner, " on the part of the citizens of Cork to pay this public compliment to the relative of the Emperor of the French, especially at so deeply interesting a moment as the present. The Lord Lieutenant and suite proceed to Kil larney next week, to cut the first sod of the Killarney and Trak. Railway; and it is understood that his excellency will subsequent] y pay a visit to the Duke of Devonshire at Lismore Castle. Yesterday his excellency, accompanied by Lady Fanny Howard, Lady Dover, the Hon. Mr. Labou chore, &c., paid a visit to the National Schools, Marlborough-street, and after remaining about an hour, and examining some of the classes, his excel lency proceeded to Quin's Hotel, where a number of .Csiseesa invalids, who had arrived the preceding day, were entertained at his expense. U. Br..sokes Manganese by birdbatelier, 2 yrs tallolb (ChaHoner) 1 Mr. J. Wood's Falcon, 1 yrs, Sat 121 b (Fordhsto) 2 Mr. Fenningb Flyaway, S yrs, Set Sib (Cromwell) S The following also ran : Dotard°, Hospodar, Fumicestone, Clotilde, The Chicken, Wild Huntsman, Welham, Chalice, Old Noll, Bourgeois, The Assayer, Adelaide, Cherry Brandy, Baroda, The Heir of Lippe, Hospitality, Ls Victim*, Olte niter, Gaudy, and Diego. Betting : 4 to 1 apt Bourgeois, 6 to 1 apt Falcon, 10 to 1 apt Wild Huntsman, 12 to 1 each apt La Victim', Purnicestonc, Hair eat Linne, Clotilde, and Chalice, 100 to 7 apt The Chicken, 15 to 1 each agst Old Null an Manga nese, 20 to 1 apt Assayer. Won by half a length ; same distance between the second and third. Bourgeois and La Victim, were the neat two. Bala MAJZSTT . B PLATE Of 1000. ; 3 yr-olds, Tat; four, Bst slb; five, flit 12tb ; six and aged, iht 21b. Cup Conine. Mr. Thenueon's Ratanlan by the BUM], I yrs (Cowtail 1 Mr. J. Dawron's het Leming, aged taldmen I Mr. Morris's Idufttat, 3 yrs (Baabani II Mr. Grevnle's Maar, 4 yrs (Flamm 4 Betting : 4tol on Rateplan. Won by ten lengths. - - Tai CORPORATION PLAT. of 100 son. in spade, added to a handicap stakes of 10 son. each, 6 ft. C a mignon extra. The second to receive 16 sots out of the stakes. T.Y C. (21 subs.) Admiral Rarmtut's Ellermire by Chanticleer, 3 yrs, let 10th (Aldcroll I Mr. R. ransom's TM) Amayer, 4 yrs. 7st 41b (Anntnal I Mr. It. Walker's Biron, 3 yrs, Est Mb The following also ran:—Orinoco, Sat Rowland Tionehard, En, Billingbam, The Cropper. B tting : 2to 1 agst Orinoco, 3to 1 agst Biron, sto 1 egat The Assayer and Ellermire. Won by three 1 ugths. The same distance between the second and third. The weather wes delightfully fine, and the attendance of company immense. The interest and importance attached to the sport admi rably sustained the prestige of the Sr. Leger day. 'rho great event brought "great, good luck" to the fielders. Baucebox, the winner, having scarcely been held in any degree of favour. The glorious uncertainty of turf triumphs was never exemplified amidst a stronger manifes tation of surprise and excitement. Rifleman, the leading favourite, broke down. With thorough gameness, however, he persevered to the last, and obt,:ined second honours. REJOICINGS FOR THE VICTORY. /MALIN. The joybells of St. Petrick ; ;;;d Christ's Cathedrals rang merry peals on Wednesday in bottom. of th e fall of Sebas pol. BELFAST. The people of Worthing may well Do proud of their en- Dibition, which we bear is visited by hundreds of sight-seem, and it most be gratifying in the extreme to the managers to Had that their disinterested seal and energy hays met with sub complete semen. In the evening, when the batmen estahliahmenta bad closed, the young men tamed out in Mrge Dustbin, and set about il:uminating the streets by means of ignited tar barrels and roes make. THI lIIQUIST. Mr. Bloody, the coroner for the borough, opened the in quest on Wednesday evening in the large room at thePablic. office. The bodies of Will's= Thomas Flesor., Christ* pair Bolton, and the engine driver Crossiey, were at once identified, =deb mangled. The man supposed to be unknown has been reevnised at the last moment as Francis Bead, gamekeeper, living at Hampstead Norris, near Newbury. A ticket (quad in his pocket showed that be was return ing from Guildford to Reading. Owing to the stokers on the two engines being too muck injured to attend, ,the inquest wee adjourned until ant week. !REMOLD LAND AND BUILDING SOCIETIES ASSOCIATION. Lut evening a numerously-attended adjourned meeting of the truce's, direetove, secretaries, and members of freehold lend and building wittier' wee held at Radley's Hotel, Bridge-street, Blecktrian, to consider the necessary steps to be taken to watch the proceedings in Parliament in reference to these societies, and to disease, from time to time, any important questions effecting the general interests of their members. Mr. thous Sieger wee called to the ehsir, and the societies represented were as follows. The National Freehold Lead Society, the Conservative Lead Society, the St. Panties Freehold Land Society, the Lam beth Freehold Land sad Building Sadist,. the Southwark Freehold Load and Building Society, the Finsbury Free hold Load Society, the Church of Ragland Freehold Land Society, the liarylebone Freehold Land Society, the City of London and Counties Freehold Land Society, the Per petual Land and Investment Sooiety, the Gresham Freehold Land Society, the Metropolitan end General Freehold Lead Society, the Suburban Villa and Village Association, the London Assurance Freehold Land Society, the Temperance Laud Society, and the representatives of various building societies is ind shout thi mehropolis. The chief businris of the meeting consisted in the appoistment of es executive committee and officers toframe a scheme for the fluor* con duct of the association, Mr. Soholeaeld, M.P., to be soli cited to become president; sad s subscription having been entered into for general purposes, the meeting broke up. DESECRATION OF THE DEAD IN ST. MAR TINS CEMETERY, CAMDEN-TOWN. Last night a meeting was held in the school-room, adjoining St. Stephen's Church, in eonsequenee ef certain building operations which are going on in the cemetery of St. Martin's is-Mtwlields. churchwarden of the district, said that the meeting had been callei to pretest against one of the suet indecent outrages which had ever been committed spinet society. From what had eeeurred within the tut 48 hours, there was usdoubted evidence that the parties con• urged had disturbed the remains of many persons, whose remains had been interred, some ae relent as the late visita tion of cholera sad indeed, if they proceeded much farther, there wee no doubt that they would come upon the very cholera pit itself. Oa applying to the Under Secretary of State, he bad recommended en application to a magistrate. Mr. Hoorsz stated that, in company with several of the inhabitants, be bad that day attended before Mr. Terwhitt, at the Clerkenwell police court. The worthy magistrate hesitated for the present granting a summons against the parties, but he had no doubt, from the representations which had been made, that it was as in dictable offenee. He felt that the conduct of thou who were indecently exposing the remains of the dead wu highly reprehensible, sod ealcalated to provoke a breach of the piece. He would recommend proceeding by indictment. Mr. Hooper further stated that be had that day seen no less than thirteen skulls exposed to public view. There were also several coffins rutty demolished, and dis closing the remain! within. He had appealed to the Board ' ef Health and to the Under. Secretary of State, who recent. (seeded an appeal to the local pollee magistrate. He subs'. quently had an interview with aloof the eburchwardens, Mr. Yates, who expressed his surprise at what had been stated. It was, he said, the lint he had beard of it. It was highly discretitable on the part of the authorities of St. Martin's, for the sake of a paltry gala, to endanger the health of the locality and to outrage the feelings of the public. Mr. Hooper concluded by roposing, "That the chairman be reqoested to communicate the opinion of this meeting to the parish authorities of St. Martin's ia.tbe Fields, and that a memorial be pretested to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, explaining the euetunstanins, and praying his interference." Mr. W. KIN°, barrister•at-law, emended the motion ; which was supported by Major Coin. In reply to the Chairman, Dr. BIRMINGHAM said that there could be nothing more serious to the neighbourhood than the opening of the pit is which a mass of hasten remains had been deposited, whits the cholera was raging in 1832. It teemed that the autho rities of St. Martin's felt warranted in eommitting this outrage on public decency, because the bulk of the bodies they sought to remove were those of paupers. He felt, how ever, that the grave of the poor man was es entitled to as much consideration as that of the prince. The workmen were, it appeared,iust upon the cholera pit, and were that opened. th• emsequenees would be fatal in the antrum. Mr. TAILOR had met the churchwardens in the ground, and had ezpottalated with them. They mid the hones and coffins mast have been placed there accidentally. He pointed out to them the bodies protruding from one Bide of the easavated spot. One satire body had been dis interred, and had been lying about the yard for two days. (Shame.) Some of the bodies were not more than three feet from the surface. _ _ _ . Mr. Pons said that the pound was twelve feet khtlier than it was some jean ego, and so many bodin were interred clan to the ins tallier, that Amin was obliged to be made to carry off the decompoeed anneal matter. Mr. Clark, the Rev. Mr. Foote, the Rev. Mr. Cecil, Mr. Qesife, and other gentlemen present having spoken i• terms of smug indignation, The resolution wee unanimously adopted, sad a vote of theakegives to the chairmaa end to Mr. Hooper for bring. tag the sa►ject before the public. THE WHEAT HARVE•4T IN THE UNITED STATES. (►rom the " New York Dolly Tines" of Aug. $O.) Notwithstanding the high priors still maintained for flour in most of our seaboard u will u inland towns, which would, upon a superficial view, seem to indi.iste s ge neral deficiency, another week's reports from the wheat regions furnish little grounds for changing the estimate we have already given. Daring the past week, in addition to ear usual correspon denee, we have convened with a large number of intelligent gentlemen from various parts of the west, whose business calls them to this city at the present time, and their united testimony is in favour of an unusually large yield of wheat. We think that when full sad neural* returns are received from the whole country, the estimates of our intelligent Cincinnati correspondent, Mr. Cist, which was published is our last weekly issue, will be found, on the whole, not to be an exaggerated one. It will be remembered that he placed the aggregate yield of the whole country at 186 millions of bushels. We should differ from him somewhat in the details, as in the instance of Ohio, which he pats at forty millions—two or three millions above oar own estimate ; but we estimate some other States higher than he does, making the whole yield fully equal to his. We think that in Ohio he has not made sufficient allowance for the effect of Winter-kill in a number of counties, and for the smaller breadth sawn in some of the northern and north-eastern counties, owing to the ravages of the insects last year. On the other hand, be did not take into account the Quads' stop, which is very large, and since the reciprocity treaty is to be reckoned directly sea part of the yield of this solistry. Toe surplus of wheat sot eal:ed for by home demand, will this year be greatly increased by the abounding corn crop, which will enter largely into the direct consumption of the country. The unusual potato crop will also have similar effect. _ . . The latest reports from Europe ars highly favourable to a large yield of breadstuff' there, and a eonoequout Ives do. nand upon this country. On the contrary we are to take into account the now almost certain continuance of the European war, with a prospect of its becoming more gear. ral; and also a ' , mamba serious loss to the wheat and corn crops in Utah, New Mexico, and California, from the de• 'tractive ravages of grasshoppers, &a But all them tenet derations carefully reckoned, we can as yet COWa to no other conclusion than that then will be imps millions of bushels of wheat above the home and foreign demand, and that t►ere is fair possibility of comparatively low prices alit. SPORTING. DONCASTER RACES. CONCLUSION OF TUESDAY'S RACES. THII SIILLIIIO STALL Of 6 Hove. each, with 40 added, ter 2-yr olds and upwards. Optional gelling weights. Ike. T. Y. C. (6 subs.) Hr. Iltenseson's Elwaltelffe, by the Hydra, 3 yrs, (401.), i(Qulnt 6 anl I Mr. Jowled laeltement, 3 yrs (401.). 74 Illb (Cbarlion 2 {old Oheilerneld's Ids, Syrs (400, 7st Illb (Hannan 3 Inn IL riams'• Tennerce, 2 yes (e 01.) est (Mandy 4 Botidag: 6 to 4 opt Swalchlfe, 6to 2 apt Ezutement, Ste 1 agst Ida. Won by three quarters of • length ; bad third. The winner was sold by auction for 160 guineas. Tun FILLT STailla of 30 son. each, 20 ft, for 2 yr-old fillies, Bst 7.b earb. Red House in. (10 subs.) Lord Zetland'e Zeta, by Van Tromp (I. Kauai 1 Mr. Edwards'. Bonner and Buxom «. Calderon I 31r. Capel's Duet ....... (J. Mann 3 4 Mr. 13;own'a Slater to Broughton (Marlton) Lord Olaatow's fby Surplice out of Marietta (Ylatraan) 5 Betting: 7 to 4 each eget Bonner and Buxom and Zeta, 3to 1 ages Duet. Won by half ► length; three lengths be tween the second and third. SUBSCRIPTION ROOM.—TUESDAT norm. The only movements of importance were with reference to Rifleman end Clementine Colt. The former was steadily supported, and at the close of business 6 to 4 was with difficulty obtained about him. Several investments were made on the Clementine Colt at 5 to 1, 11 to 2, and 6 to 1; but ultimately a reaction set in against him, and 13 to 2 wee currently offered. Closing pries: ST. LEGER. 6 to 4 apt Rifleman (t) 6to 1 Galatea (t and off) 13 to 2 Clementine Colt (t and off) 10 to 1 Capaeme (off) 12 to 1 Rotherham (t and cff 15 to 1 Marchioness (t and off) 25 to 1 Blooming Heather (t and off) 26 to 1 Granolas Esariens (off) 40 to 1 Sanceboa (off) 100 to 1 Herald (off) Lord of the Isles mu declared not to start at 10 o'clock this waning. THE DERBY. 20 to 1 apt Elliogton (t) 20 to 1 Artillery (uff) 1000 to 30 Vanderniulin (t) 1000 to 30 Danube 1000 to 10 Illuminator (t) WIDNIBDAY. [The parcel containing the following report of the sees on Wednesday was sent from Doncaster on Wednesday afternoon, and ought to have been received by 11 o'clock at night at the Istesi,but it was not received until after 6 o'clock yesterday morning. In answer to an inquiry into the cause of the delay, our correspondent says :—" 'fhe parcel was pro perly booked by the 513 p.m. earns train, and in very good time before the train left. The booking clerk's eapla• scion of the matter is, that, amidst the hurry and confusion consequent upon the St. Leger day, the parcel was over looked."] TIC, MUNICIPAL STAMM of 200 son. each; for 2.yr. olds; colts, B.t 71b; fillies, Bst 41b. The second to save his stake. Red House in. (4 subs.) Mr. W. U. Brook's Mammas* by Bin &ratchet, Set 41b (J. Osborne) I Pir J. Hawley's Kalipyge, Pit 41b (A. Day) 2 lord Glasgow's soh by Birdcatcher oat of Maid of Maslow; tit llb . (Plataian) 3 Betting: 5t04 on Manganese. Won by half a length; bad third. Sw•EPeTAxu of 10 son. each, b ft, with 60 added ; for 2 and 3yr old. ; fillies end geldings allowed 31b. The second to nye his stake. Red House in. (7 subs ) Mr. B. Pen's Stork by Bit hue or Goldstar, I yrs, Ist (Quintso) 1 Mr. Pedley's Bonner sad Bosom, 2 yrs, Got Illb (Ashaial f l i i 2 Mr. Harlasd's Mirage, 2 yrs, at Illb Capt. CLTistie's Laws, f yrs, 7st (T. Ch 4 Betting : 7t04 on Mtrase, 3to 1 agst Stork Won in a canter by four lengths, • length and • half between the eecond and third ; Lawn beaten off. Tors. DONEASTES PLATS (Boodle:1p) of 10 SOTS. each, h ft, with 70 added. The second to save his stake. Red Hones In. (8 subs.) Mr. Davison's Barods ley The British Yeoman, 3 yrs, fat (Gill) I Lord Derby's Acrobat, 4 yrs, fat 1316 Lord Meetsrfleld's Ids. 3 yrs. Sit Sib (Fordlasm) 3 Mr. C. Gill's Bourgeois. 3 yrs, Set (Charlton) 4 Mr W. Booth's Protest, 4 yrs, fist lelb (T. Cliff) S Mr. J. Voborne's Wbestear, 3 yrs, 3st Illb {Greenwood) 6 Betting: 2to 1 eget Baroda, 3to 1 eget Aerobst 4 to 1 each ant Bourgeois end Ida, 6to 1 apt Protest. Won by a length, five lengths between the second and third. Wheats -4 who got badly off, was list throughout. THE Sr. LIGES &TAXES of 25 saki. each, for 9-yr olds ; colts Bst 71b ; Mho, Sit 24. The second to receive 100 sovs out of the stakes. St. Leger Course. (117 cube.) Mr.T. Parr's Itsuoebor, by Bt. !Ammon (Well I Mr. Osbaldestea's ................ (Maim= 2 Mr. .7.oshorro's Lady Tattoo (J. (Morse 3 Mr. A. Jobastoates Bagmen= (J. Mums) 4 Toe following also Tan—Ormolus Eunice', Herald, Marchionese, Blooming Heather Colston, Caplan", cby Surplice out of Clementine, Alice. Betting at starting : 6 to 4 egg Rifleman, 7to 2 eget Colston, 6 to 1 apt Clementina colt, 8 to 1 apt Rotherham, 15 to 1 eget Dfarchieness, 15 to 1 apt Capueine, 20 to 1 apt Oneculus Esurien, 25 to 1 apt Blooming Heather, 40 to 1 apt Ssucebox. THE RACE. DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY.—By the terms of agreement for leasing and working this line to the Aber dees and Midland Companies, the Aberdeen and Midland "jointly agree to lease the Dundee and Arbroath line, at a guaranteed rent of 24 per Het. for the first two years, and an increase of 3 per that. every two years thereafter, until the rent on a capital of 21,0,0001. reaches 4t per cent ; " end also to pay the 'there'd on the gasnutteed shares and deben ture debt. By this amepmeat all the lines frees Perth to Aberdeen, with the esoeptioe of the Dandee and Perth, will he under one general management. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON COMPALT4 Y.—The following are uaderstood to be the twins on which this company's line has been leased to the London and North-Waters and Midland Campania: The leases to Day By to the Orford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Company 120,0001., net of which the preferential stock dividends are to be paid ; if the receipts ezesed 200,0001, all above that saes to be sppropristed in payment of dividend on the ordinary shares. The Orford, Worcester, and W. 1- verharapton Company to maintain the permanent way, anti the lessee, to retain the present staff. At the end of the first twelve months the Orford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Osimpsay to be at liberty to continue the above leme, or to alter the arraugemest, so that the lessees shall pay over the whole receipts after deducting 40 per ant. to defray workieg expenses. METROPOLITAN FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.—The halt. yearly report of this society, at a recent meeting, showed the amount of loans and deposite at 3,7081., and the subscriptions at 1,0371. Tess Moon AND FOZEIITB.—Daring the week several geatiemee bate been stalking. and in some places have been very suceessfnl. la the Duke of Richmond's forest of Glenfiddieb, in this eousty, lie Genee's party base had splendid sport with the rifle. Oa Monday, the 3nl inst., the Bad of Ranh knocked over a fine stag with poiats; on Tuesday the with ll points ; sad on Thursday he brought down three noble maim* on. of them a megp nifieeat stag of 13 points. the others, stags of 9 and 8 pelaie respeeively. Oa the same days, Lewd Arthur Leaner walked sad brought down three stags, the of them with II points. Oa Thursday and Friday last, Prises Edward of Bath Weimar wee oat is the forest, and brought dew& tireegesiletsp, es* of 11 aid two of 8 points. Oa Sitar -31•11)11T0111. dal. WLeal a lineal was out in the same fern; end had =ll petals, and a bind. The party at Carr Bridge GLAsoow. Joss M. IttARLSY." M have geed sport. Up to Thursday last, thoy had 1- asies, logiged iabtes. he the essaas isoka, 4, salpi 49747:_gro sinow ees, besid o se jimisi. blath game, to T a n uadisar a PownA gukos air reitrawmafiett *5 c.: 55. 01, 15 wismenspeeis, ester. They got off at the first attempt. Seneebox immediately rushed to the front, bat, before making the torn for the fat side of the course, he gave way to Lady Tattoo, Rifleman noise on second, with Sausboz third, and Rotherham nest The Clementine colt and (Nilson showing at the tail of tie rock. In pretty nearly the same order they ran to the mile pest, where Oulston went up to Rifleman; Sausbox en this point being fourth, and Capucine neat. On pining the Red House the lot presented a compact form, Lady Tattoo still having a slight lead, with Rifleman mend, Oulston third. and Sausbox fourth. Os teaching the distance Oulston disappeared from the frost, and in the nest moment Lady Tattoo gave way to Rifleman and Sasebo:. They ran in this order to the Stand, sad the contest now was intensely excitiog. Well., with admirable tact and the most energetic perseverance, "galled neon" Saucebos, who made a gallant effort, beaded Rifleman, and at last won by three quarters of a length, Lady Totten was beaten about half a length from Rifleman, Rotherham was a bad fourth; then came Marchioness, Clementine colt, and Blooming Heather ; the three being nearly abreast. Herald was in their wake. sad Oalston and Capueiee were the neat two; Otnesslos Ent ries was last. The pate was bad throughout. Rifleman broke down. The following ansounoement relative to the Clementine mat was posted before the race was nut : "Doncaster, Sept. 12. " An objection against the Clementine colt starting fee the St. Leger having been lodged by Yr. Demos, the case wee pee into by the stewards, who decided—. ...That the Clertentios colt is entitled to start for any stakes In which he is entered at Demister, the rules of that meeting not applying to the OWN in whi ch decisions have I bees gives elsewhere.' (Signed) THE . SUBSCRIPTION•ROOM ♦T NIGHT. Speculation on The C itch was carried on with much spirit, and, u the subjoined list of quountons will show, ita range was somewhat extensive. CESAREWITCH. 14 to 1 eget 10401 (t) 100 to 7 Scythian (t) 100 to 6 Mame. filly (t) 100 to 6 Neville (I) 25 to 1 E►rly Bird (t) 26 to 1 Sittiog (t) 25 to 1 Sultan (s) 25 to 1 Mortimer (r) 25 to 1 We thercoek (I) 25 to 1 Veteran (,) 30 to 1 Crown Neon (t) 30 to 1 Joe Miller (t) 30 to 1 Alice (t) 30 to 1 Exile of Erin (t) 33 to 1 °smell(' (t) 33 to 1 Thane (t) 33 to 1 Elvaeton (I) 40 to 1 Rotherham (t) 60 to 1 Ryletone (t) 1000 to 16 Dalkeith (t) 1000 to 15 Raviolis's (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 100 to 6 egst Flatterer 60 to 1 Calamua DERBY. 20 to 1 mat Ellington (t) TUUBSDAY. A SWEIPITARIe of 10 lOU. each, with 50 added, for 2- 7r-olds ; colts, Bet 7lb ; little. , Bit 4117. Certain winners extra. The second to receive 20 ion. out of the stakes. T.Y.C. (17 subs ) Mr. A. Nlebol'e N 4 &dock, by Flirdrateber, Net 710 (Temp'emen) I Mr.T. Walker'. Announcement, rat 410 (Aldcroft) 1 Mr. J. Osborne',, Alfred, est 71b (J. Osborne) S Mr. Capers Duet, Set 410 (J. Mann) 4 Betting : Blan on Wariock, 5 to 2 eget Alfred, sto 1 apt any other. Woo by a neck, half a length between the second and third. Duet beaten off. . TUN CLEVELAND HANDICAP of 20 sou each, 10 ft, and 6 only if declared, &c., with 60 added. Certain winners extra. The second to save his stake. One mile. (38 sub., 19 of whom pay 6 sou each.) Mr. Capers Webs= by Cowl, 1 yrs, let 41b Lord Zotland's Heapodar, 4 yrs, Sat 41b (J. Marlon) 2 Mr. Saxon's Mary, 3 yrp, Est ...... (Fords sm) 3 Mr. T. Parr'. Fanny Dray, 8 yrs, Est bib Mr..l. N. Stanley's Orinoco, 6 yrs, 9st 21b (Bartholomew) 3 Mr. K. K. Clark's Laura hellos, 3 yra, not 616 . (Quinton) 6 Mr. Mandleld's Maid of Team Valley, aged, 7 et Slb ( ...Wolin) 7 Betting : 2 tot eget Mary, 4 to 1 each ag.t Orinucl and F.nny Oray, 6 to 1 each apt Hcspodar and Laura Selina, 10 to 1 apt Welhern. Won by a ne k; had third; the others passed the chair at wide iutervela Maid of Train Valley wu last throughout. THE EOLINTON STANCE of 10 seas. each, 6 ft, with 100 added; for two and three year olds; certain penalties and allowances; the second to receive 20 saes. out of the stakes. T.Y.C. (39 subs.) Mr. Howard's Coroner by Loup Gam, 2 yrs, Est 101 b (carried Est 121 b) (Wells) 1 Mr. W. H. Brooks' ilsagancse, 2 you, 6st 71b (liearpark) Mr. Parr's rt. sk, 2 yrp, bat 161 b (Quinton) 3 The following also ran:—La Victime, Thames Bitten, Chalice, Gaudy, Alice, filly by Birdeatcher—Dente Judith's dam Announcement, The Heir of Lines. Betting : 6 to 2 eget Coroner, 3 to 1 egst Manganese, 7to 2 sgst Stork,lo to 1 sac Chalice, 12 to 1 mart Heir of Liens. Won by three length.; the same distance between the seared and third. La Victims we, fourth, Oaedy fifth, and Announcement sixth. When Wells returned to scale • mane of riot and confusion was enacted in the weighing roam. It was alleged that be had carried 21b over the weight declared, but the weigher having passed him, the dispute produced only wrangling and noise. THE JUVENILE SELLING STAILLEI Of 6 NM. each, with 40 added, for 2-yr•ulds , colts, 9.t ; fillies and geldings. Sat b ib. The winner to be sold for 801. ; allowances if sot oared to be 'told for less. Half a mile. subs.) Mr. R. l'Anwe's Tennessee, by Chanticleer Yet Olb (Artunall) 1 Mr. Monts's colt by Ratan out of Alice (231.). Bet (Beeham) 2 Mr. T. Pen'. Keepsake (230, ret lelb The following situ ran : Conenelo, colt by Foouool dam by Alpheus, Our Ben, Brother to Anchorite. Betting : 5 to 2 swat Brother to Anchorite, 4to 1 each eget Our Ben and Tennessee, 5 to 1 eseh eget Keepsake and Alice colt. Won by a head ; neck between tne reeond an tkird. Brother to Anchorite was claimed under the Newmarket rule. (BY ELECTRIC TILEORAPH.) HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 10 BOYS 21101, h ft, with 60 added, for 2 yr-olds. The second to saro his stake. Red- House in. (21 subs.) Olteslts& 2 9 Byrn gi .. Lotaut 4 Eleven ran. Fandango walked over for the Scarborough Stakes. The CUP race this day (Friday) will be at 1.30, and t h e DONCAISTIS STAX.EB at 3.30. APPREHENSION OF A GANG OF BURGLARS. —At the Town hall, Sheffield, yesterday, three men named John Gardiner, cutler, Joseph Mills, cutler. and Mark Thorpe, file cutter, were charged before Mr Fisher, the Mayor, with three daring and extensive robberie s—namel y , • bur glary in the house of Mr. S. Brim, awl bl.slis manufac turer; a burglary in the house of Mr. C. H. Ham-nond, pawnbroker ; and breaking into the warehouse of MOOTS. Wilson, of Sharrow -mills, and stealing a large quantity Bbout 1601. worth) of snuffs end cigars. The house of Mr. riggs was entered during the absence of the family, the inner doors forced open, end every room ransacked. The thieves carried off 31. in money, a quantity of silver plate, two feather beds, a pistol and daggers, a French timepiece, decanter-frame. and I articles of jewellery and weav ing apparel. The warehouse of Messrs. Wilson's snuff-mills at Sherrow-lane was broken open during the night of Wed nesday. the 3rd ins.., and several large canisters of snuff and a number atones of cigars were stain. All three prisoners were fully committed for trial at the nest York Willi, Oa the charges of Messrs. Wilson and Mr. Briggs. FORBES MACKENZIE'S ACT IN KIRRIERUIR.— Instead of the good which this measure was intended to produce, it bee been, and is, prolific of evil. Spirita are bought in quantities on Saturday, sad private homes made a substitute for the alehouse.—Dundee Advertiser. The Spey salmon fishing closes in a few days. The season was rather unsatisfactory for the angler in the early part of the simmer owing to the drought. Latterly. however, a great improvement his taken place. 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