The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-10 00:00:00

7 ./ <l' C•40.--,-AX , 7 O/ • r 1 C ..- e - ww.....-......m.-- , . _ .. .. .._ NEVISI' Ai ) VII. .ACJI, ~..;;,•• ------..-._ , • 7 -h , r,l , 1 t '‘.. iif ik akidX - d 7 1 --- LONDON, MONDAY ETENINO, SEPTEMBER 10, 1860 r kStamped, id. Additional) LTWOrENOrs. DRAMA. , SPORTING. lbePt. 6, at 10 sae.) to 7 6111 extra ; the oiroor of 7; wood horse to save hie stake. Red Rouse in. 1 I THE DONCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING. / / No. 4,892. J O‘IIPLAND ROUTS.-00,10IIINICATION by STLUI to IN tba,_vta 110 PT la. ?KNEW LA and 0 NAVIGATION ciallYAN T 1011 K indie Ramp Ma Perak ke Gibraltar. Nana. /VA 41111. OWN imam 011001 m. sh, and taarslarms M the oh tad loth a misil• whonizi a irakss ws. Ad... and 144 'nabs). by alllt s 7ll3i d sseGli itad tor tiAartilaa litirragm. SA I. Iletbrarbe, sad OD slum= hafts shit es . w i sinAL-.ll l.4bie rs= l = l" fgaik. Ompany Oak ea, 1111. 10, Imam Ortattat star.. anuthambitok TO CAB DRIVERS.-£1 REWARD . -A foreign gestlemea dares, to • trier-wheal cab, to No. 24. Orchard street. Portm an~ooer, about {o'clock oa Tbunday etrnha last nth September He waited there about en Dom% awl then trt at away with mew lemma la tile tame cab. The driver was told cm eterilmi to jo to IL Itathertai• wharf. Tbe M delete regorged to &poly Hamra L and 4. 1111.1.1LNL asikikee. T, Poultry, Loomsedialmonl to C. SADLER'S-WELLS. On Saturday evening this theatre was opened t the winter sewn under the sole lespeeahip of Mr. lAA Thebane hue been tastefully de:erste& and a new droplets representing the church at Stratford—the Avon, with " man" &shag oe it, form* the foreground—haa be -- -- The Eaatews Palwassw 8 9 Nabob'. Daaglast Sporting Life 8 4 Viiwouut Brignall 8 4 Clematis Rupertjarkl 8 0 PolyolbloB 8 0 Billy Bank, Liniefiwargt 7 9 Bch° Ifoxbead 7 7 Maid of Bomar 7 7 Charing Crum 7 Caliban Weatberwitch Whitewall Shepherdess Iby luagnow—wean eby nataplaa—lan Yd. . . ________ ___ it lb eby Instealeher—Lionens 7 0 Serub_bdas Bradt 7 0 Eziothoelas 188e-662 , Nutboali 613 tycoplunt Nunnery 6 12 Thy Stockwell-84am Trani= Flejaany - . - TO THZ IDITOS OP THE lIPILYAS. 812,—There is scarcely a fault to be discovered vide the distributing of the thirty items in the Doncaster megramme. The eameetlea made by the sporting press ever eloce:the Poetised Plate um established—that it should sae be allowed te flub mlllb the Itt. Leger on Wednesday— laelmt lames aillded s 41111. NCO* event postponed until Theme& we have awe MI emelt owe "off day" out of Vifit fear. La edeemedimel Mmeber of horses are under undies te fent Mete empmememeta more especially for the AlltdosPa, eeld the Chenspeom containing a first-rste lot d ftle.olds, np fears need be held for the meeting, although the 3 M-014 emote gay Dot Foldout good fi elds. . . mEs.sltS. SIoNWI WICUPJJI at.l ;lONS' (of Ma. k.ao yo 4. LUIZ el PACKET MPS to A l'orit U A —1 1 .. r 1f Pot P died to kayo tho Docks ow Tit t &MAY flr I el_ftimber. mail( al rirotooth flor spiradi co J es tipir VIIMIT, •1, VW law. DI (*LA Of. Olin lw Obi 1011 ftlls bed& *hip kono use 64 Mem& masa 1111 awl low* silo tootod hag of podia, width complus Ibtlimptiallim Sof alt, floothwwwlow, Nori&ftelhilmi, and sem le" tawarti*, and Ina ton. II Ai sod Slot arm* Alf poownwor Wit to • Um sopmembikesLf r dims et a.- scared aro Imulltwomt. red ulto 1.111 tom as espontet.4 solussa. —For Willa or prow of 21•14/4 Allipork owl =ss. with Moan. Slop Moot sod los& Wit oollatiall by tais ir el prima in ainvoyel from I. Intim if .mum tim km. sad wow! chew kf t .1 dor Inn. DE-OPENING of the NATIONAL ASSEMBLY .Aw&OUMM Llsh nelboro.—TMWWl. UP to 60,0112" the compietket et the shetsUess ac , d lie shove =sal sylestibily uggebeisi us hakssokisses a sesuble reuessilis. ra h = Is the nest ehtheisie and ekgrat mos" Isehlehig • •••• hoorah!, pialog NOE& sad rey Anitholl Is e novel and .•••/7•tlk. esd Yet Uls mew 1111.0PIDIXD belle Imam TM justly asherstad Itss4 stsiselsd by Mr. W. M. =a saw wissillse ken " Mart 'WNW' ail; M. Doses epee se • o'clock and oler et U N. se. Aftelultes WO* painted, livery &TIMM to the theatre was sitspal at an early hour ; and oo available place witbip boon was left unoccupied by one of those remarkable* emu lot which Sadler's-Wells is now famous ; that is Isap.l • thaeoegdly appreciative, attentive, and, as far am the yktig he wennemed, decidedly intelligent, assembly. The play Is- Jested for the amides was As Tow Like it. Mr. of ammo took the part of Jaques, and that of wile win sewed by Mn Charlie Young. them there I nothig to be said which is not well )asp 1 *the playseing public. Mr. Lewis Ball was Touchaleite;ald It. Barrett, Adam, both we believe old aiwumpikule II *As. The principal novelties of the obit von so Womb we fancied by Mr. Hennes Yob, ea if Min team isespla The former kik w eadsedasd. quint Imo rentbilisa ia the MANI Mats, aid ping el* isms at the Surrey Manatee. an face am gm& ad bis style of seeing el then ladAks 6 10 1 610 11 ors 11 1 111.6664 n Wat.rwftch iaweffe 19 ARO YL L 1100118, Windmill-dirstot, Picea- N a b. 1111.0113f0r tar lbe Winter Gros. ter MM. ADS DOD bin celebrated bearl. delabillbed para. CuatmeledTr matt" Doodle a& La /Mask. Adrian. la. Oren 6 10 North Wohr trowel Mendsle Strike 6 7 i 7 9 11.$ 70diorps 7 M °what 7 1 tither 7 1 TATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STRAM JL VITA are %ppm nied to sod NM= GALWAY. NEW YOM. sod BOOM rattle, at dt. him 110•••••••=4 to aa fujosto a walk 21ma diolliollori mod nod. to Aaa, The toodormatto.aal or atlbar Ilion shape ton tat bMO GALWAY. sop. inh. Neu Yob Oil Ma. TEN LONDON PAVILION Tisitherardweet, -/711111 VIOS plaesset ~dog go tow tar t f PilLYlf, `.w i re.. la leratiodall Ur bag 00110 EST. Aftmlua (by totssinall Visa) ft— bawling Mk" ealieles. Speculation on the forthcoming Leger was not pursued with much spirit. Thormairby was eery lan, utter 3to 1 had been booked about him, 5 412 woe. the highest offer at the close. The principal feature of the afternoon wax the support awarded to Sabana, who was in great demand at 11 to 2, sto 1 being finally taken about him. T. Wizard showed symptoms of unsteadiness, offers of 4 to 1 against him meeting with no remoras. St. Albans received Sup port at 8 to 1, those odds being offered wind UmPire. Sweettauce received from 100 to stols to ioff). Bucca neer was backed at 25 to 1, 30 to 1 being bloaltrin price. Onsiogia WNW ?dam Albert Podia ,Now DOOM iniFor amour . Prosegere Isakal r Mos tem Larlse-11. sad St. Jutio • Collis. tak se. sal Lit accardlag Ss riamme. dotloo To New Tort : Cotik ItS& Lit mod LK S r Ow aorommoloAkva. goworoge W Norio. r,M Nuw Tart, T To.- - Nwe trriobt i .erroaror, °Oboe to Main Ilegbad awl As walk New Tart . Noir*, sad errosery, lkob• too 1.1 Tboorook. (Ishtar .or So LAX ADAM, owl Co. & nap* NEL Lamina 7"Y WWI 0010117NIOATIO1f to / 1 11 W TORIL—Tbe FILUADELPHIA STUN IMP 001IPAJIT Wend Sitk telLyoneved Yee Slariwalapar e ad easansiewn le eatbeek asessmen and dieseedsen es WZIOLLT hole trnaroat FOR ISO' TUSL ZOMBI' on FL Wednesday. Pet LI. o Limon nni CITY ter RA1.14=4 8 ; 4. eanaday. Owl IR Mel every agairrilibs Woirmigy. Oahe pomade IL 17. end Ilfededen.aeaselOng le lissarasor IMAM reevani prim • gibes% lashdis BINPVINNIS IMAM hasmaras Ormasolllke Wears MGM Reeled Ihaseee linen —Fee beam pmetimbie mAcaT'!,a. N skiW:=4."4"" d • °'" 911111 ST. JANES'S RIIITAIIRAL NT, ID arellneksmi . 216 4 4•=1:1M 48.1.6h1.141 wr. . w~.~.rMa•e.rea W mu ✓am nehmehe seMbiliimem d IMI/Optal. PrinrrUlnlq ror ormimpling IMP QM•drOlt. for large or small parties. Tie Mem an at Ile lad vistagea ratollies and gentlemen ▪ lad Ida sithlhinalt 'fen a most ape ramble carte, • thennob admiiiinele• of reeks, mail In all its Mink id* • kir ma insigne" male of W. LIZOVM, Proprietor. FRENCH VINEYARD ASSOCIATION, n t clrens. Plmadilly. IT Per m re om door everever N Calbr v cere and natural.. Ihe. l7s. per doz. St:PCNIOR CHAKPAGNI r ~e . end ele. ~P er re drum ore wine end ele. SO omel PILIOCH Platt ant rally flu And a ine. wrest variety el the dor wire of herr Dram sad et from LIVIRPOOL to AI=XIBICA viA NI ritelnierk il t e mell ika relPtlreler lAN NW NOSIVINHAN New WW Wes d :—lnell NUM awl ti l l(. ; . Inter- Wails. AL. bird. NT TA evAse ile New York. Inter ammo. Ildoilolo 1, TWO.* NA all vas a/ dol i lamas aid I. 'A ‘ +tern mai" M Ma —he bares" cr . = apply to WWI and ataxia, is. Waler-drest. STEAM to /tOTTIRDAY aad tb• RHINE TP'ICL• W ELK. —n. NolindanitStongt-iloat COnvieW I gm sod favonrite deem-ship PA £ Cagtoin W. "ftiTE, Nam train aleori.i. th• BM& nod Foreign atom wharf, W iIkW7U.S fr . ttY nand% Si U: and the FVEN. I . I Itr). , la off thitioner.eyers Monday mornloll, teslght. ponies, ea, apply at Chaplint Vnirerial awe t-eir , iia. W.: W to ?wimps, GRAF)S and age•its to the Itilitirknvis Meant boat Papaw. 111. lbsaLlasig City, LC STZAII to NT , PETIRSBURO, viA Grimsby, The North lierwaii Lloyd's lbw powerful arrow stemwer coxtmnt. Captalo MIA" Lit. VIII clear outward. In a taw days for the shove port Liirlient ecroianiodatiew for rs For freight, psewre. h.. apply to nod PHI LLIPIM. 11. ito.el Lane. City. Le. §TEA M to tt It EMEN.— The North German Lloyd's One powerful SOW .tenser ADLER, Contain illifuEN, will less• ON WM" EADAV. at 6 p an., train will Sonetry.to for the anent porl frailest accommodation ler :—edees. Se ; tore cabin. Al ; Midi. l = PI STe bre aaed aMN tor bright. ewer, PIIILLITTS, 01AVIOl and PIIIILIPPW, 11, leed-bas, Clb, LC. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAT. Twrivr. DAWN EXCTIBION I. the WENT of ENG LAND. °Wakes Winks he AAIUN, Twisted". bro. New Araffta"ttri/Oli TLILL‘ ariU leave Paddington at 0 mat. sad Re.dte g at 0 . 10 , Ir Ito% DAV. *pt. 17, {or WillTolll - NARY- Ilithbridge, Itrblavviater, and Taunton "rim 10t. and lea Tiv. riot! and keelvr Ur 0.1 and lea %. sumer. Ilawllak , Tcl.n , moath tY sad tt. Newton, Torlemp. Palgaltwo. and Tot ise. Vs nail lin . ItiameMblemnamilaaMd NJ imeath. and Baramdple her Ilfracombe and and lets netandag oil , atartlay.*pt. q. from 1/66- SA* et a w a, aiol hitetaiettiate stations en per bills. IttITIN Tlll R rtv at Maple farm, available op te Pepe. 2 . 4, will be t..u.J at lipmioath lo pavevoners wieriimg to /..rued 1.. any elation ..e the Tavietark, rorawall. or West Corn wall Itailways. BANK oF LONDO N, 71readneedloetreet and I haring.eoki sia JOHN .'tILLIA.N. BAIT. 11 P, PhaIiTIMAL JOHN Ohl r 11111 MTH. AIN % ei 'turism. mArrutw m ARM' ALL, JEW . Manager . MUM AININ'NEa erased with peril. properly Intru 'lTAsted legereal allowed an hairier' LY ItlttinNED UPON DIPSSIT, object to rein dare Nike ad withdrawal. the rate o Wawa gut whkh Ir regulated by Useable at stoney. ea ansouseed from time to time by put* Se sivertleasteal. the pri,eut rota betas 3 per ct nt CIRCULAR NOTE% and ULTIE23 et trove of rashly In all porta of the wart& and take of web elnaget Dreidevala melted, sad an daustrtkes of basking Malacca treasacied we the Nasal tarns C. 1. H. ALLEN. terectary . BANK ..1 DEPOSIT. Entliblinht4l A. D. 1844. 1. ran man taut !angina r•pital stork, 1:109.000 Pollee ttruiruot lov7.llDi Mule., Or. ralw•kod to •uoulne uh. run"' 11.. 11..4, by which • LOY rate 04 eutrnst say b• th amyl. Drpreli. ena . ul asretiorut may boo ithttrawn veltb..t.t trace. The ink" it puyst.4. Jaannry awl July PI I LK NIttIIRD4Y.%. Managing Dlrect.... romp for opening •• ..'unto swat hoe on spplkailon. N OTICE °, R R EMOVAL from 3, Old Broad-street, t., 14. 4 , PENHIIJ., E.O Tito RAILWAY morriA 7. COM PA N Y UMW. aitulnat NITS .tether RA I LW AY or other . _ . An Aural payment of /13.. cares 41100.1 ..katblr.;;;7.l6tit • l Ift Le %,111) , trims Nary. Mr' ?WON le ;Any rwrivs bowed Is Injured party by ACCIDENT _ _ Ile Rain podgy be To*notion. tor fur*" Ikeorwastioo apoty to Me ?rowlock* Agents. tM Ila INIMINK or to the Nand Wks. The glimprog EN= wiSh say other. has poll he tom poooSloo ANO. . - ----- W. J. nor. evalWarl• %alms, ' Asonsatee CUmpsw, unk., 44 . :=l.e Ayrt f . 111. CAEADVANCIOI NADI, wftboat ,by umire, t %varmint? CONTONT dais at. t.... 1 Joroolt of aloft Ms of We, or akar op rclutty. rookylsOlo lc our loololoorata eli.6 pH all s 0 Awe SA Capani. D 276.lll; olote 5. 4 oamor to rug 46 hurions sad serum ofoll Mr ogolint 6. ANDREW /AXIS 101!. Yom.. tolnAir. " VXCLL LE NTT: RIJOUTERIE OOURANTIL .Ii fN.r u. ArrriAri II r r - -wants. *TUN sad IIUts•.:6EN. Awing bre, how with • Pbshdess Shiba at the ho I. I nwrna Inihlbmow wel•Wpwiell stows imaft• hoiwooool. resportful4 lim•• public Wu of Um' ~ ..1.10 lIIAINs sad amehousli se WLL7..1:1 all na.ol en the poreoWes. WATtll. Rrl..%aml PlWllMENGvht.roillw lessiifratory'Nes Ifrorwths •nrt eterettl-hattlen. Lstablhismi AD 11K Jww,• www Was and Jel•••11ro for 1.. calk. N.D. This how W • la 16‘ evenano. sad as Saturdays at 1 • h PLATY-ItICHARD ATTINIIOIIO2 4 S .E. Ilk 00.44-mr w.—nr bur Ilarkrusio alLnit 11/POUN 4 4•061 r rare: 41.2414 42a411. - 41•4111440,. 4444444444444. pa Pal I .4. •..4 a. 11.4 a. ea 4 Ltes. ea ad. ItTablirreilwior d. II 00411 . 44.14 IOMr 4. II II Si Se. Seme. J. . n 00 n .& 44 a 040 . II 12 1 1 4.4444142 II ' 4 . 7 OSU ' •al4 OS . II 7 s 1771 &P. 4 40410 . 7 •an I 414111 1 71 UT• I4 /2 0 04444 710 414412 10 410016 S 4110 410 ..tist mreit.iiiiiiiTiriespletiViiirk•s. 1,0161 Ms 7417474 1407•4 ..4 irlos d air plasm 44 74 4 4 7 ea. IMMO OILY= SPOONS AND FOWL% wory••••4 losiess• ••• .1 • melt aroster wally b• OM waft imAll by : T 04. Rpm. Pre Men; Table Ifmks born Vera • . I tis Ninnes .. . : I ma& 1 i 5... .- lln • I 4 W — ii - o — 7.FIT i" lire S IF Its • 0 I• 0 IS 0 ISO 0 in o in • /le In 0 o o o • moo, awl ai7Mlor setkly al ait;IIII ell iSCß=Trrana UITOI , :vram A X EXTRA SIX QUARTS of RICH MILK •-‘. DAILY mail to Lark, Pert arm* ming T w " Rai 44 111.)AL/111V 014111111101 T. N.IL • Pliapfti,t pr.' 11.••ced irks Dent& auslibile 445 rook with imboramitre, Own, comitaialmi hob. Wi Ay 4" J41:41M pal 4 1.. any railway iMialids United 1L1M.4.11 111 0 01ILEY, lA. Investor sadlukProftrielar. Oen.. Mt. • 4 u ..4 11•44411. wry, Caledonia...NNW. lithwew.www. ...I. 4. Avow moat. fie twery tome iirktrro bone already 1.4.1. MODERATE P2lOll wilt ELNELIIL ixastiona tmosEs and SON esn oonfidently !semi that they pawls advantages and facilities whisk ant gains beyond the resell of any other House is the Tends, NW in thereby enabled to oder a RALLY GOOD ARTICLE at aYUY PRICE. The mestsidleal °MUMS ere soldera bility of material and may be re on. THE 111ESPOR TAlLORlt "elass frl APARTMENT is ebbed daily replenished frein the best Neese sad lonise /tartlets. THY READY-NADI CLOTHING DRAJETNINTB in tar nished wits an inanseme sweetmeat of goods for all dares and all agea ocamstiens. also peal variety of Clothing for Juveniles of all TIIE WATERY and DRAPERY, RAT and CAP, and BOOT and sHoE DRPA RTMENTS, contain a earobAtrambicscd dock of the best all woes& humtscteres. Should soy article out be approved of, It will be ea clewed, er she money returned. Grath as tlsti.loo. or poet free. E. MOUS sad SON'S Book for the Pressed Ilsesoft, cootalsing • The Growth ass important Brame of 111111 w balsam " with rules for lettsseseareroent, end If el Mew Mao Just pablishedi ea eiebeesee piss of their CIO Promisee Omer of lIINOIIII2I sod ALDO4I sad 1111 W OZPORDMIZIT, Career el NAST also Bradford sod kbelleid. Yorkshire. TOURISTS and EXCURSIONISTS are *Wally provided for at R. MORO and noN'e, MERCHANT TAILORS, HATTERS, HOSIERS, BOOTRAK ERR, nen. cornered MINOR! and ALDOATIi. and Come at XXV/ OXFOILDefTREET and HART-STRk.ET, and lishased and Stsearld. Toenail:v. QYDENHAM TROUSERS, 17. 6d., the orowassi malt of saasmaasted free-trade, In the choicest hoer doeskins of this scows. atarvelksui for the race of mans Whirls, taste sad skill. Waistcoat t., match. 6s al. °maim Coot. 11107111i8, t 9, Ludgateltill. SUNSHINE sad showers-on race-course, or railway, or we heath—require the t d h elegant, awl beeralltattyilabed ALPACA PAL sa OVIACOATA, el wet, awl alum -hill at lea sad l t al.—Made by BAY CIL Pt, Ludgate §sZniltitHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 244. MAW Ustionss tram 3a.—!lade eall Mr M UL le, 1004•1•4111. QYMINHAII DAILY NEGLIGEE COAT, ba 17st. et, wrest liittios. Mr& *sly by SAMUEL saionuuts, so, Lediele-idIL MR. MILES (Alfred Webb Miles), Originator of the amid to SCOTCH TRollitle, at lila per Pair, 1. out connected with any person Imitating and advertising In his name. —Mr. y addrria is 73, itIitatLATIKET, ILSNOVJUNIQUAIti. Toll zin 111/111, I.37ICILIABOCKM, tr. PRESENTS. IDRICIVIS, 4; Piccadilly, Invites attention to kis days& NU'S 01 DAMMING CASIIk iItaVaLLINGI DBMS !NU Oils PATCH 110211 a, WM*l Coca . Work Jewel lases, LA DI Plw _ and CAPJUAOII 11•617 1 5 mrdeerripti,,o EDILVAL YOUNTLDINVILOPSCABIII, It4o-bOuirS, and LNISTANIIB ea mite: bead Caskets, Notting and dime bolt NEW PATENT BYLII-CLU6l:fil BOULSLIDII„ no a vsrlety at KIMIANCIII3 and NOVILTUIII satiable PLISENTATION too wino. to saarterals. Ts be bad at Want PLOLI2IOUIIIU. Pkaulitly two Joan tram badkildecisieL TEETH, 1860. —Poet tree, three stamps, • TILLATIfII LIPLAININO Mate GABALILL'S LUPO' TANT I swat is 16.X1INTS I. •RTIVICIAL inn! and PULL IliLlt CORAL-Mit GUMS, whereby one sot will wear lamp, that Ilene @Winery an . and being Rued without swinge, wino, at meters, and without any operation. prove • valuable desideratum to all who have ormeire far the domienk sundae Nen . but pure era-clam mansion aad workmanship employed, while the espenea le tyro lam then ken the °AU cook—To be obtained way of Mews. Gabriel. dentin to Lito Mop Dotty any, este bushed tell use diploma; No. lid Itegeatatreet, W. (*rat . and 13 and 34, diploma, City. ' The advaniagor ,btatimble by tiabriele arena render it pre-eminentle superior am! the orsnist approach to perfection pot atialsod."—Observer . t... net tra-411•11.hould be read by all who value health . then .1, en will ease much money and Pun annoyance."—Morning II erll.l For obvious mamas it la neconary particularly to not. u.e flame , and that the entrance to the City cstablielunent is up the emote paemee between 31111160111, the a Itersmithe. and Um Afak, Ytn lyeUrawill Oakes Liverpool : 1.14. Duke-atrewt. HAIR RESTORED, Improved, sad B eau tified re am of IstMLAIS Di OLL—It parrietto km. Itur i•Map at sr tarns pap, weak hair, kotom it tram awl sad laaddlr, sad g isats " r m biaeUtsay soak aad a. tto opeadles la arm at brawn Is pots hot's Mir : sad Is tit molar at Wirkark dm las* sad madaskiso. le Is mddlas Ns stamslallat sparalss. lot attains IS So ispeeloap rearreatrd, so ham the tai bads s At wattle! Mad ad \Mr. hie the Of n.yalty, and Os ansram umlasmials tvarbrly meshed Ns ostam. aimed Ms bast aal sums parts at Me marls. Pit.. h.. Mr OL arstud to Soar malt, mod lii bcdK earisa—Ask "Ikswaradd Namur la" by at Illarar serhsa, saml by dirdses sad partamars. TOZL&U'B COPAHUII air BAOOHAILATID CAPIIIILM.—OwdIis W emislio 411•141 o., a. sett rarpOse. Ihooodeep aro oda Wye bib mit on_..d wad= swift palm maw% and looldo dimoduroo. Y. lamas Iwo onosoodoit t rooloriog thoropeatie ZZmem* llormasous, by lawodos, IN copolino_ .th e pregeflea This pospoomilos boon ad= tbo Porto Aorformy of Modolloo. Moo Imo Illos • The la Pads owl Or alma Lei= losogifolo. rk , IL Thomos'il•of a. add N, Itartliaksmanes, mkt as aim of Mows. Irolsooll. Lows Clark " Lasook" Now • oaill D an oe..2 2. Tho dephbli. Is la form of • pretty plat wog Onto •me la Nit oh days, saber meat or Mora 106 amiss. 4a. Id. ; tree by peek M. hi., at O. Pawl abeam, ta. Itaraartat, laa1•• 22. ita• IL *mak sod 01l the most umportitat Veal' ILUILIiosOConsTIFAT. W Prelliona. onvialwxu., m. o. Lm., s. A., clis be inelralvd aft abo.. , apes ems ed Names DeliNly, . lam at Wissaa=trile. lecormaienbes. Sionlity, LAWNS. mark NM Jos eiwital. In wan . 1 “ , sea Odelsai Work, Atm.. otrkalLLiris.- e : liosiakiii sad anaway of ow moral se 113= Th INserb—fta:o4B22. i Ibuinum. mad Ceie. /deo la. sasb 111101413 illeasll4 *pm lab : L. To he ye of at. own or tit. AuLber, sa above. Dr. Clllr.r~rfl, conaolfte Juolotoot, and ads aaoceetor to Ida Mo 4o4lart. /L J. calvdronik. FM AT m GOOlllll DEW! or TES &ITEM Covirins litAlLWAT.—lant evening. batwing bye and six o'clock, the punted eedides was caused is the wishbone. hood of the Maim amatiee Railway Statism at shore. ditch, is coesseqames of the outbreak of a lire is the gods depot of the company. The building in which the fire took place was Anal with casks, boxes, end other indammable articles, and the dames extended with more than usual ra pidity, so that in a comparatively brief period the whet* length and breadth of the building presented a tremendous sheet of !Inane. The company servants at aim bed • couple of hydrants sunk into the tanks ris the =t: i tool the supply of water being abundant, the men incemintly, but the firs contieued to process, sad amend engines of the Loudon establishment, with the powerful land steam engine, ettemded in rapid suceeeeks. The fire :m..o. however, were ensile to get the neekiri ewer the fearful element until that portion of the art km which the misfortune occurred wee bureed eat. lerteastekr, owing to the indefatigalge mistime of ell engaged, ewe of the other buildiep of the mammy or the hews is Weaver &tient sustained the slightest injury. It skald be laded that this portioa of the depot wee situated is Rower street. l'-irteratrvet, Spi fielepapisoily of the d.struction o f th e building some enigma are unwound. The origin of the lire is et present un/usown. Wu uoiniegpesesg — - ismiptiOn which slow is tolieulal at thie theatre. 1 ply was acted throughout with embodier tiouances, wide wen to be expected, in all the miner parts, and with satkisekey vigour in the principal toss. The scenery wax drub end pretty, and every depuissest worked with as sue and regularity which left nothini to be deli * in the complithesees el the aistabk. NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATRAII, Oar. 9. Anatem. or TROOPS FROM INDIA.—A numerous Arty at wady 300 noncommissioned cisme and men el 14110111 cavalry and infantry regiments sere* in lochs arrived at Fort Pitt yesterday afternoon from India, having disembarked at Gravesend from the Fast India troop-ship Abyminian, 1,070 tons, Captain Thomas, which sailed from Kurrachee on the 19th of May last. The total number of non-commimioned officers and privates brought home was 264, together with 25 women and 36 children, belonging to :he 7th Dragoon Guards 7th Hussars, 3rd ß ;l Cavalry I Ith Bengal Cavalry, Ito/al Artillery, Artillery;' Royal Engineers, 7th f adhere), 24th, ' (Inarekff• brigs), 45th, 51st (King's Own Light Infantry), 52nd (Lit Infantry), 7011, 711th Oftighlanders), 81st, fifth (Royal Irate . Funhend itted (Highlanders), 9lth, and 96th Regiments, the whole under the command ef Captain Waldy, 46th ; Lieutenant Lewes, 51st; Lieutenant Sayer, 64th ; and Staff assistant sur- geon Jameson, M.D. During the paring* home which occupied 110 days, inclusive of a slight detention at St. Helena, there were 7 deaths on board to addition to ' the troops belonging th her Majesty's regiments there were, also a number of time.esprred mon and men formerly in the service of the East India Company who have claimed their discharge. On the arrival of the invalids at Fort Pitt they were medically inspected by the Stilt at that establishment, when 24 men whe nquired further medical treatment were taken into hospital, and two lunatics admitted into the i 0411111) wards. The remainder proceeded to St. )lacy'( invalid depot. Hu Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge arrived at Stirling on Friday morning at Mill-past ten o'clock from the north, and having visited the Castle, left by the 2.30 train for Edinburgh. The Channel fleet hair received its sailing orders at Milford Haven, and was expected to proceed yesterday or this day on a cruise. ROYAL NAVAL REMERVI.—We are authorised to state that the proposal to admit officers of the mercantile marine to Mooney look in the Royal Naval Reserve by been very favourably entertained by the Admiralty, and that on the return of her Majesty from Soot-land an Order in Council will be obtained, and a proclamation issued set t* forth the term on which this loyal tender of service will be acesplad.-Bhipping City ofr LONDON Batomm—Tbe City of LAsisli 'Rasa, to the 'number of some 400 or Si!.), marched out on Saturday from head-quarters to the Regent's-park for bat talion and light infantry drill, and field exercise, under the command of Colonel Montague Hicks, and acquitted them selves with their usual excellence. After drilling in the park for about two hours the corps marched back through Portland-place, Regentetrect, Strand, Fleet street, to headquarters. THE Qualm's (Wisrmuorraa).—This corps, which seems for the last week ur two to have devoted itself rather to the enjoyment of field sports than to active drill on Saturdays, mustered strongly uo Saturday last at the Crystal Palace to witness races and sports of various descriptions for prism amongst the cadets. The prizes were keenly con tested by aims of the young gentlemen, and the arouse. mints were not only of • highly satisfactory character to the members of the corps but to the public generally. Crtitior Rirms.—At a meeting of the committee promoting the cheap uniform movement, for the purpose of making the volunteer institution a permanent one, open to all chews, which was held at Glasgow on Thursday, a uni form was poduced, worn by a well-known captain of volu tion, the expense of which was only 14s. lid. The melons consisted of a green tunic, trousers, sod cap, faced aed trimmed with red. It has a smart and soldierly ap pearance, and will wear well. The whole equipment, whisk was exhibited roe the occasion, including a service. able waist-belt, with layout frog, ammunition service poesh, and cap pouch, can be had at the oast of its. 6d. A corps, under the name of the "Citizen Rifles," will be im mediately enrolled, and commence drill forthwith. This corps will be composed of all classes, and be, as it well may, entirely self•supporting.—YOrth British Mail. NORTH MIDDLESEX NIVLES (29111).—0n Satur day this corps marched out from its new bead-quarters in the Morniugten-road, Camden-town, to the Regent's-park, fur battalion drill, and there was a very good muster. The cadet corps is prognissiog very favourably, said the youths are attentive to the drill. The regimental orders (or the awning week are :—Monday, preliminary light infantry drill at Albany-street Barracks, at seven p.m. • squad and cam pray drill at St. Pancras Vestry-M:11, aad at the new drill ground, Morutogton.road, at seven p.m. Tuesday, skeleton drill for otficers and non-commissioned officers at new drill ground, Morningtomroad, at three p.m. (gentlemen attending need not appear in uniform) ; squad and compluiy drill (Marylebone and St. John's Wood's company) at Carriage Factory, 45, Limon grove, at nine p.w. Wedusday, battalice and light in fantry drill at Alban ) street Barracks, at seven p.m. ; ' 'quad and company drill at Pawns Vestry Hall and sew drill ground, at seven p.m. Thanday, squad and company drill at Limon.grove, at nine p.m. Friday, position mid &M -tng drill at Albeay -street Remarks, at seven p.m. ; squad and company drill at St. Fauna Vestry Hall and new drill ground, at seven p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15, corps to assemble in full dress at new drill ground, Morningtom road, at fire p.m. punctually, and march to luichley, companied by the land of the regiment. CIVIL SERVICE REOINICer (21sT /Ltrunsmax).— The regiment will proceed to Wimbledon for target practice until further notice. The instructors of musketry will be hail 'We that the full complement of fatigue parties are on W ground. The follow* are the anaingemsat• This day, Sept. 10.-150 and AM yards, and 400 and 500 yards. Wednesday, Sept. 12-900 and MO yards, and 500 and 550 yards. Thursday, Sept. 13.-250 and 300 yards, and 360 and 000 ; procee d Putasy by 4.15 p.m. train. flaturday, Sept. 15.-150 to 300 yards, and 400 to 000 yards; proceed to Putney by 2.15 p.m. train. LONDON Watt Votururrinut—The men of this fine corps marched out on Saturday rifleman for the pur• pee of practising blank cartridge &mg. The muster took place at 4.30, agile head.qterters, Burlington-house, when, after going through some well-executed evolutions, they marched out in five companies, above WO strung, under the command of Major It error and the adjutant, Deabeney, having previously received five rounda of Mask cartridge each man. On arriving at Hyde-park, patties was taken on the south of Rottemrow, and the men formed into two aides of a square in close order. Two rounds of independent file firing commented the prooeWin followed , by one round by *actions, another by sub-divisions, and a third by conipiny. The studious and precision of the fire was highly satefactory, bat the compasy's firing was particularly excelled and drew forth the commendatases of the officers in command. Companies were reformed sad the corps marched back to Burlington House accompanied by a vast C 0110001•0 of people. The weather was excellent, a novelty for the marching out days of the London Irish. The first company marched on Thuniday at Hungerford market wader the ocannead of Captain Jou' and sossasdad by steamboat to Loudon-bridge, from whence they marched to Tower-hill, where they joined the Eartend (Jumpily, and accompanied by Adjutant Detainer, a very plemant march of some miles to parade through Whitechapel, Goes mercialeoed, Stepney, sad How-road, terminating at the Stepney District Scho ol s, where the excellent ba. played MUM pieces in a praiseworthy manner. Outlast, ClasiseLet.--Ceptaiii R. L Weeks writes to • ooutemporary to me that he had the hasour d ocaveying the illustrious Italian gesenal sad his stet to the anew steamer Aroasow, to liesias, ea the 11th af Anent ; sad he oommuitiattes the fallowing age t —" Terre di lora, Ana. 111, MO. — To this maw Nob al kindness I have reesived ftesa the Palish nation to I most now add the o p e isene mealtime I ha from the b c rave L Wash*, de the Amason, fur which as truly essesiel—G. thaussise.• • On Tender there is the Gnat Yethahire Handicap, St. LosrlDonnie (about 1 lade 6 furlongs 132 yards), which has twenty-nlne left in uP to the present time, J. Osborne's stable being the strongest, with Feodolowna, 3 Yrs, Get 316, Mamba% &yin 400. //serene, 4 Yea, 74 alb, and Ml. DOT, 4 yrs he Mb, the latter assuming the most threat ening attn tide, for they pat the money on, and she is turned leer ;J. Scott, strange to say, has not, one repreeentati_ ,ve • end T. Dawson liam osily Syringe, 3 yrs, eat bib, who is held 'Ode by Bag 11121, 3 yrs, bet 101 b from the Klso Tanning, end aft yet, Vast '2lls, who is meeting the latter on Sib better terms for • length defeat, and must be cheer up this time, if not before han. Adam Bede, 47n, Set 216, u also kept male by Gladiolus from the Liverpi4 Cup running, and the " staying " of Lord Nelson, 6 yrs, Bst 31 6 , and Comforter, 4 yrs, 84, the old 'un • real "good thing," if he cool ken plum tee-.being doubtful ; Shark% 5 yrs, Sat 41b, is &buntline only really dangerous o,pponentto Gladiolus among the beevall o t t e. ui N ie orthern Light, 3 yrs, I 7st 711), will tun a th o ground beim ! such r food ardor, is overweighted ; bet Sonsoligo, 5 _yrs, let 71b, the Greek, yn,st 41b, Amen% Milos, 5 yrs, let Ha t Oki ltobsrt, 4 Jr., 7st 21), end Telegram, 5 yrs, 74 him threatened ID often this ceases without doing any beau to the layers, that it Is amain time they were despised, although Telegram has done eo well of late that he may be an exception. Sir J. Hawke. Conner, 5 yrs, Est 10th, can at times, aid should he carry the cherry jacket in steed of Lord Nelsen it will require a good horse to beat him. Plumper, 3 yrs, gat 91b, is overweighted, and Wambs, 3 yrs, Get 716, can have no chance with Conscript, 3 yn, fist 1016, from the running in the Ascot Stakes, Mr. Payne's colt having met with such lenient treatuseut that it is not improbable he will be revenged for the head defeat at the Royal meeting, the subsequent running of Mouravieff and Clydesdale speaking etrongly in his favour. Chance Shut, 3 yrs, Sat, few lade can ride, and her owner would do well to reserve her for the Cambridgeshire, where the distance is more suitable, sad there is plenty of room. Emblem, 4 yrs, list, showed a very bad form at Warwick, but not, so ghat . field, 4 yrs, tin IMb, who is sun to take his own part ; and Heiress was beaten off from old Tame Deer at Chatham, when quite as we l treated as now. Thus, as Parmesao 3 yrs, .sat 10th, not ethos:mover a mile soil three-quarters, only Miss , Conscript, and She ffi eld appear to have a chance amen light weights. Add to these Telegram, one of Sir Joseph Hawley's, Gladiolus, Condurter (perhaps), ancl Starke w there will be all the mouritl fur an inte resting race. Sot ual ln p t r e el yi erence is deciihslly for Telegram, Conscript, and Miss by against all comers, and in the order named. In the val Plate, Red House In (nearly th=uarters of a mile), there are • lot of good animals that will mot run ; however, Danisseus, Y yrs, Set Sib, andPolyolbion, fiettilb, have Umbels of the we/Aphids in the list, sod, should their owners think 100 son. worth having, one of them may ran and win. The Doncaster Plate, as auk, Ticket-of-Leave, 4 yrs, 7st 21b, must run well few, Dinner and Slits, 3 yin est Jib, being one of his dengerous opponents—who may, however, be re served for something better during the week. I have now to divan of the three valuable two year-old events decided on the tint day—the Champagne, Filly, sod Glasgow Stakes—ell on the "Red House in" course. The Cheat- Crham often been looked upon as a certainty, 5 to 4 ag hem taken absenting who was not in the biet three last year, while Merryman, who saw the same figure in 1858, was but third, beaten easily. Ou this occasion, how ever, we shall lave no such a favounte, as Parasite, Ket tledrum, Waillion or Issue, Leidy Louisa, Prudence, tate., Thistle, Bolin ea Kkrikaff, Yoga, and PlO-guinea yearling, =boats (the three last meutisieed have not yet been out) are likely to sadly mystify the talents when the numbers are put up. Lady Louisa will run a good mare, and the Whitemall stable must be well represented by either the Knight, Bette, or Klertkoff ; still, Parasite was so cl o -,e to Dundee at York, (Uhl to Diophentes at Goodwood when not quite prepared, that he ought to settle the pretensions of the beat of this trio, and he shall represent my vote and interest. The Filly Stakes for queen of the Vale or Vergiss.mein-Nicht (the former for choice), and the Glasgow for Mr. Merry's ea. lected, look downright . good things, (new comprising the only dangerous antagonist to Folkestoue, should he do the work of Dundee. On Wednesday there are several important events closed besides the St. Leger, which promises to be one of more than ordinary interest, for instead of backers wavering between aHi Frowned Land, Ellingtou, or itillemea and the field ; Blink Bonny and Ignoramus, or • To:opt:dile and Hadji, se of late years, they do not know how to choose between halts-doxen—Thormanby, Sabreur, the Wizard, St. Albans, Umpire, and Sweetsauce, who all look like starters, although the last mentioned is very unsteady, end St. Albans has had to weather many a storm. Next to the. High Treason, Buccaneer, Winton, and Avalanche, are in good demand • while the " tugged lot" at the post may be composed Of Stampedo, Beaks or sing of M mends, Sir William, Crammed, Vanquisher, North Lanca shire, Cape Flyaway, sad Toot Bowline, the two Liter being so sadly out of odour at a critical time that the start ing of the pair is not a certiiint , although the Cape would be awe to distinguish kimeelf in the race. As the ky draws nigh, Sabreur steadily advances in favour • and Thormaeby, having reached Decimeter safe and soun d, the pair may from this time forth keep the Wizard at his pror le place in the market, which is behind the pair, ac co es to all rid of common sense, for although he may turn t table upon them for the Epsom and York defeats, the chances are more numerous that he may nut, and his reign over Sabreur in the market was but a short-lived one, despite the heavy blows that were struck in hie favour at Chatham, at Derby, and here in London, on Thursday last, when it was rumoured be had beaten Sweetsauce in a " trial" by a fabulous number of lengths. This, in my opi nion, is a very bed omen ; for, when he won the Two Thousmad Guises., it was a ft :er running last in the trial, and " everybody" knew of his defeat as they do now of the victory. It seems to me, no matter what he may do at home, an impossibility for him to get over Thorrnanby and Sabreur—two animals that have each given him a 71b beat ing, and when, considering the lot behind him in the Two Thooaind—nose are within a stone of a Derby winner—it is fair to presume the Wined is an overrated hone, the Ilialtenites being rather too fond of him, perhaps from his propieguity to "the West." On paper, the St. Leger would resolve itself into a match between Sabreur and Thonnanby ; for, although there is uo means of mea suring them with Sweeteauce, St. Albans, Wallace, he., from this year's running, they have beaten much better fields. Thormanhy's performances require no recapitula tion, everything that in requisite being expressed is the four weals, "He won the Derby." However, since that day he has not gone on satisfactorily, laving lien so dead amiss only a few days afterwards that it was feared he would never reach the poet in his Derby form for the St. Lem ' and it was purely . owing to his iron constitution that they got him right again hi good time. Nevertheless, there is an objection to Thormauby that cannot he advanced against I Hebrew, who exhibited all the stoutness of a Voltigeur at York, and ran so fresh that no fears need be held about his going " oir this year, for he was indulged derinclts spring, and that he would be nb better by the St clay appotred • certainty to all who saw him bowl ove= Wirer& St. Albans is another gentleman who hes been amiss, and he was laid up in lavender for many weeks, all idea being given up at one time about his running for the St. Lager, as it was feared the tint good gallop would break him down. But, thanks to the rain, they have him remarkably It, said the riot neither Thormaaby nor &bran mart ant/4mM an easy triumph, let them be ever so welL No hone iambi be better than Umpire is at the present time, and his male factor, trial with Satellite, Lc., bas rende red the Anse* cans eery melleleet. The improvement in his appearance since the Epsom meeting ie also remarkable, so that we nay yet see him run up to his two-yr-old form, which was quite spiel to that of Thormanby. Buccaneer, like St. Albans, hes been mewed by the •' heavy wet" that patronised us during July and August, and be, with High Trusses, will run a good outsider, the hopes of the " Caldera," in my opinion, being centred in the pair, for Sweet wince, Siampedo and ('ape Flyaway, are under a dark cloud, sod Avalanche is not supported like a second Saucebox, while the others have no chance eves in their best perfoimances in public. I have not made men tion of Wallace, owing to the doubt existing whether his nominator will forgive the present owner for claiming him last autumn, when the stable did so desire to part with a good horse ; but the pee is not through him yet, sod as he goer to Dmicaster no liberties should be taken, for his sent and late partisans are funny fellows. Nev whetreer may happen, I have leo ides of deserting Sahrear, who is good en ough for me to stand against all man an d woman outsider to get in the Pint three it might be WO Treason or Buccaneer. Mr. Merry will probably omen Tap and Motile UV the Municipal Stakes with wed Wm yesapian ; bat Eirikoff will taw pee* al bola% whs•swee rues, sad la the Two INIMP4III frau the Rid Howe the Name slahie with the Ranee 'l im it 72, st w o db a rodi. nib Diattedly to a head at awake. wilt Muwalwy. M lab. bang Wau worth, of isinsidenition. The Corporation Plate, on the mile T.1 .C., will have a light thrown upon it on Tuesday ; but my opinion is at present in favour of Souvenir, 4 yrs, 7d' (..per, 3 yrs, Get ; Tightfit 41n, 7st 81b ; and TSoket of Leave. 4 yrs, 7st 121 b ; so Man at Arms, 3 yrs, lit nb, looks like being kept for something later in the smona. On Thursday there is the Portland Plate, Red House In, for which /Travois, 3 yrs, Set ; TightBt, 4 yrs, 7st 111 b ; Cantine 4 yrs, let 131 b ; Lupellus, 3 yrs, 7st Tib; Tuccio, 3 yrs, 8d 31b ; and Chimer 3 yrs, Est 21b, may have none the worst of the scramble ; but the Cleveland Handicap, one mile, can be better dealt with, as so much will not depend on the start, and if Lord Nelms, 8 yrs, Bst 91b, and Comforter, 4 yrs, - 8M dis, carry their owners' confidence, they must have mine ~ Maid of the Mist and Benbow, 4 yrs, 7st earl, standing min- en • the list The three-year ol 'yenta may tisvoisolinstivirall, the Wiened being tits best of the nine ip the &Used Stakes, oue mile and a ha, while ei !Wray or Sweeteance will do for the , one mlle ;. but the mile two-year . sid swespetakes wplkeobject to the previous ru.nniug of Parisi* foiatis, andElaiikoff, the latter being most to my fancy if lie can did Municipal and " shirk " the Cham pagne, and Diselegna bot likely to be beaten in the Eglin ‘lll, for two and threpycar olds, one mile. The Cup, Friday' I %gun, bee riot closed yet, and the St. Le , will my a great deal for the other events closed. SWP, Owe appear,. bat two in the Park Hill Stakes, fur thrzear-old - Elise, St. Leger Cuirree—ladv Treentraand ißatas*kW a Adlarrr Wear in the Tainemier Stakes, oo• mile nail a ha, ()ape Flyaway I being most likely t bo battle, for Tom Bowline bee a 208 Soya Sweepitakes to contend in, with Northern Light the best of Vices against him ; and the Wizard will be more at home over the mile for the Don Stakes, although Buccaneer, High Treason, and Thonnauby are terrible customers to deal with over any distance.— I am, be., METEOR. DONCASTiat RACM—TunDAT. PROGRAMME OF THY SPORT. Stewards : The Earl of Chesterfield, the Yaqui' of Ailes bury, and the Earl of Coventry. Clerk of the course : If,. Richard Johnson. Tar FITZWILLLieI STAKES of 5 sou. each, with 100 added, for all ages • 2-yr-olds, 6st ; three, SA 21b ; four, fist ; five and upwaniftst, Mb ; mares sad geldings allowed Mb. A winner of sous. in 1660 (matches excepted) to carry 41b ; of Mk sou., fie extra ; the second horse to save his stake. One mile—To close and nun. this evening. Tit/ Casuraosix tivenza of 50 soya. each, h ft, for 2.yr. olds ; cella, girt 71b ; and tllliee 84 51b ; the second to save his stake, and the wiener to give six. dosed of champegoe to the Doncaster racing fund. Red House in. (33 subs.)— Elburus, Charrade, Pebble, Turks", The Knight of the Thistle, Authors., b by West Australian , Clarissa, Antwerp, Vega, Ha bleu, Setts, Klerikoff, Delhi, Sweet,- hawthorn, Starlight, Prudence, lir f Violet, f luz . Stockwell —Selina, Camenno, Parasite, Lady LOUUIi, V. mg, Janus, Reveille, Count Horn, Virgilms, luaus, Walloon, Esther, Ado del Clare, Kettlenun, Isis, Ca:haute. Tax Girt:snow Braun of 30 sou. each, 20 ft, fur 2-yr- old colts, Sat 7lb each. Red Home M. (7 'tubs.)—Barb Pigeon, it by Barlatua— Miss Whip, Folkestone, Dundee, Seesaw, Canto, Royalist. Tim FiLLT Picture of 30 *ors. each, 20 ft, for 2.yr-old fillies, list 7lb each. Red House in. (15 Baba) Royal Princess, f by Lougbow—Maybell, Pretty Rosa, ?dupe*, f by Voltigeur—Coalition, Vergtse-mein-nicht, Cultatrios, Sweethawthorn, Violet, The Nymph, Queen of the Vale, Adrasta, Perdido* Brown Duchess, Lady_Maridouald. Taal/arra YOSltliallai ILAN UICAP of 25 sues. each, 15 ft, and 5 only if declared. The winner of a handicap value 500 sou. after the weights are published (August 27 at 11 am.) to carry 71b ; of any other laudicap, 71b extra. St. Leger Cowls. 19 1, 1 subs., 60 of whore pay 5 *ova. each.) at lb Age it lb Underhand • 9 3 Plumper Hepatica S t 7 Clam Nab r e 9 Starke ' 44 - 4 14 rim Lord Nelson 1 i 3 rand., Adam&As 4 8 Yoodorowns Coottorier 4114.110bn Northern Lbtitt 3 7 7 Emblem 4 7 6 Shelliekl Royal sovereign .... f 7 4 Helms The Cheek Ancient Briton Old Robert 4 7 1 31114D2gby.... Trkicrara Coulon. 6 10 The Argosy .. 6 1 .... 6 3 .... 3 6 0 ....3 6 0 .... 4 6 0 4 5 13 ....4 6 13 .... 6 6 10 .... 6 11 10 .... 4 6 9 . . 5 paid TILE BAVIVAL PLATS of UV sore. in inane ; for 2-yrtdds, 7st ; throe, Het 10lb ; four, Vat 41b ; five and upwards, 9st tilb ; nurse and geldnigllowed 41b. A winner of any stake or plate in 181.) amounting to 100 eon. to carry 151 b ; of two of that value, or one of 290 *ova 71b ; of any ditto amounting to uOO son., 1011) extra • ;widen 2-golds at smiting, if they have run thrice, all owed 51b ; maiden 3-yr olds ditto, 71b maiden 4-yr-olds ditto, litib (matcher not reckoned as winnings or hieing.). Any number of hones, the property of the same owner, may start for this race. lied house in. . . -- --. Age Age Ate Oldminster Man Friday a Conundrum : . 3 t1r05 0 7 4 I Robinson Crowe. 2 Mentmore Captain Fortibus . 2 North Lincoln 4 Longshot sis to home .... 2 la_ va . ..... ... 2 Weatherproof 2 Ihunael Lanolin Catawba Fitz Roland I gaaternPriumos.. 2 Cramond Polyolblon The Pedlar Verglsemelndtleht2 ROSINS 2 Lopeateher Astarte Philomela 3 DOignot 2 lihylock 2 Betty 3 - - THE DoNc,torza PLATE (Handicap) of 70 son., for 3- yr-ulde and upwards. The winner of any handicap after the publication of the weights (dept. 6, at 10 a.m.) to carry ilh ;of a handicap of WO nova., tilb extra. Any number of horses the property of thu same owner may Mart for this plate. (One mile.) Age at lb Precursor Jack Spying Chanties' AOO et lb byLoaabow—Venue spicebox S 610 yf_hlte Rose New Brightest ... Nash In the Pea . 7 li 4 7 12 Ldngton Douuer wad blitz ....$ 69 Ir Witham .. ilny .. Nels i Tyrant 3 7 Un. n h olLud B„1;c: i iii i 7to i i i K fug of D4smoDds 7 a Choesecako Ticket of 2/444 .... • .2 2 Hewn. B7rin`s hdren Bankrupt Juliet .... • 4121 .... 4 41121 .... 4 61C Tee Eltuara Brawn of 5 sore. each, with 50 added ; for 2-yr-olds, Tot ; three, gat ; four, 9at 1316 ; fire and up wards. 1(t 21 E; name and geldins allowed 31b. T. Y.C.— To clues and nose this wining. Tru MONTOTPAL ST►Ci of bIU son. each, b ft, for 2.yr olds ; oolta, est 71b ; and fillies, Set 41h ; moond to save Ids stake. Red house in. (7 subs.)—lilarika, Radiance, Wild Will, Vag's, c by Voltigeur, dam by (lams Boy—Physslis, The Rambler, Cantatrice. Tee ST. LEGER STAIHE of 2S 110T1. each, for 3.yr-olds ; colts, tat 71b ; fillies, tat 21b ; the mooed to receive 100 moss. out of the stakes. St. Leger Course. (100 subs.) Thormanby Stampedo CTSMOIId Pal/rear Winton 111th Treason Ma Wizard Beccaneer Avalanche Umpire Tom Bowline North Lancashire Sweetaance Sir William Vanquisher. St. Albans - - - TIM CORPORATION Purl el 100 son. in speck, added to a Handicap Stakes of 10 boys. each, 5 ft, far all ages. The winner of any handicap amounting to 100 soya, after the weights are published (Sept. 6, at 10 a.m.), to carry 51b ; •of two of that value, or one of 200 son., bib extra ; the owner of the second hone to receive 15 son. out of the 'takes, sad the winner to pay lb eon. to the fund. T.Y.C. (51 subs.) Age at M Ate st lb Dunaway 6 10 The Monk I 0 Maurer Begot ll 0 Cecilia S 6 Zander lee 6 0 Polly Peaekum 6 4 Amsterdam kloatebello a 11 Ariadne Napoleon Penalty Cynrices 4 8 Coronet Curlew 8 2 Baron Musciemas: I 12 I Glewheek Wen RAW 4 0 Twang Noble Lite. 3 0 Bella Downs S 9 Ripon Ticket of Leave 4 12 Minkrear Horses 8 10 latrwatsr nuts a 10 ga= 11wIlbew.... 1 Thula 8 10 King of Dismentas 3 9 31sho SeSIMa 8 9 Yenella TI ghtitt Ilan at Anse 3 7 quellne Richwowl 6 71 4 1180 S ' 5 ohyToltlgenr—Dflbar 1 r Batuazwew• 4 0 Sleek Diamond .... 2 7 Sparrow lbw* S 0 Nutbuah 2 7 A timmtwersitss ai 10 son. each, h ft, with 50 added, for 2-yr.tads, 7st ; and three, bet 10ib ; fillies and geldings allowed Mb ; the second to save his stake. Red House nt.— 'hi close and mom as for the Filswillians. Ha XAmeen PLATE of 100 guineas ; 3-yr•olds, 74 ; fear. Set 12M ; six and aged, 9st '2lb. Cup Course, about two miles and five furlongs. To name at the same time ma the lritswilliom. Tire &AND PLAT■ HAID/CAP of 5 sow. each, with 50 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; the owner of the second horse to save his stake. Red Bowe in. To close and name at 6 o'clock the evening before running. HANDICAP BWEEPSTAINII Di 10 son. each, b ft, with 50 added, for 2-yr-oids. A winner after the weight& are out S : 1 Mood Von & 70 n i i i Bogle MU Vo?ratal! itillionaln Cambondo 3 110 cby Augur-le mm 3 6 9 Wild Bird $ 6 9 laultles Vesper I a i $ 4 ..0 i iii BT. LEGKR. 6 to 2 sisi . Thoioanby (t 3to 1) 4 W 1 Wined (oft) 6to 1 Sabre w (1) 8 W 1 Bt. Albans (t) 8 to 1 Un3pire (o lb to 1 Ihreetwros 8) On) 30 to 1 Buccaneer (t) 1000 to 30 High Treason (t) Honor was snatched on &Undo', the Bth inst., at 12.10 GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 6to I apt Chere Arnie (t 7to 1) , 10 to 1 say other. CHAMPAGNE STAKES. 4 to 1 ayytt Lady Louise (t) 7to I Knight of the Thiatle (t) SIR JOHN HERSCHEL AND THE WEATHER. The following correapondernee has taken place between Yr. W. Paterson, of Glossop, and Sir John Horschall : "Glossop, Aug. 29, 1860. " have just heard e rapoet here, to the effect that you had predicted that we shoo M have a series of heavy Roods during the present month of August, end that people were renwrking how fully your predictions had been verified. Perfectly armed that you would not have made any such prediction as to a future state of the weather, I bad no hesitation in giving the report an unqualified contra. diction. As my simple contradiction, however, may not have much weight, I would feel obliged if you would be kind enough to state whether ally circumstams., wrongly understood, may have originated the rumour. such reports an frequently heard among ignorant people, duriug a season like this, without exciting surprise ; but when circulated by gentlemen of position they tend to throw discredit upon einsece, and are very prejudicial to the reputation of those who are slandered by tm..—l am, sir, lour obedient ser vant, flit J. F. W. Henschel, Bart., F.R.S." "Coßingwood, Hawkhorst, Kent, August 31, 1860. "Sir,-1 thank you for contradicting any statements to the effect that I have 'predicted the wiether,' or that I have said we should have heavy floods, Ac., during the pre sent month. At the same time Ido plead guilty to having formed au opinion, from some remarkable phenomena ex hibited by the sun last year, and others which it has since coating. .4 and still continues, in a somewhat diminished degree, to exhibit, that this summer would prove, as it has done, a rainy one ; and I have, perhaps, expressed that opinion in private conversation among friends, tho= assuredly never in such a way as I could suppose w come to be publicly cited. 1 have received many letters about my 'predictions,' some informing mu that I stand clogged with predicting the most dreadful storm ever known in the memory• of wan, and asking me when and where it would take place. One gentleman—having heard that I had stated that several feet thick of ice are interposed be- tween the earth and the sun, thereby musing this cold summer—very consecutively and very rationally calls on me to publish a letter in the Titus, informing the world ' how it got there.' Yon, sir, seem to have clearer and better notions about such things ; and, I dare say, tan easily understand how it is possible for an observant person, connecting many scattered indications and some very remarkable and unusual phenomena with *peen. lations on their possible or probable consequences, to have been led to form a general opinion 1116 to the character of a season in advance, without aspiring to the rather unenviable reputation c 4 a weather-prophet. Scientifically speaking, and connecting those phenomena (which are ye)dici Jaria) with the laws of solar periodicity, established by Schwabe and Wolf, I am disposed to regard the meteorology of the last twelve months as more pregnant with instruction than that of any equal lapse of time on record ; and I may take some opportunity to state my views on that matter in a more definite and public form_ But I certainly shall con sider myself obliged by your repudiating for me the announcement of any given sort of weather for any given time and place, as a thing which I think is at present quite beyond the power of any meteorologist, except in a vig a lz cases, such as that of an imminent cyclone in the hu regions, from barometric indications, and one or two other strong indentions of immediately-impending changes, which general experience has suggested to 'the weather - w ise.'— I am, sir, your obedient servant, "J. F. W. ii[ESCUL. W. Paterson, Fag." Ties NOTTINGHAM LACE MAIMS' Loca-0UT.,.... The struggle whirl has existed for the lest six weeks in the Mechlin department of the lace trade still continues, with as little pumped as heretofore of a satisfactory termination. At a quarterly meeting of the lace makers on Saturday evening at was stated that large sums of money had been reeetred from various parte of the country, and the receipts and expe nd iture of the put quarter, notwithstanding the six wee ks ' lock-out, showed a balance in favour of the society. A resolution was carried to the effect that the sawn allow ance should be continued to the men on strike as had been previously allowed—vis., 81. per week, and that a similar - amount ss66mild be levied on the lace makers in work, viz., one shilling per man per week until the struggle should have come to a coooluliou. TIM Smuts AT COuirrnY.—The beneficial effects of the close of the ribend weaves' strike on the general trade of this town are already beginning to manifest themselves. Although the " !made were not all in before the afternoon of Thursday, the result was very evident in the greater activity observable in the alums of the town, and the spirit which pervaded bweness of every kind on Saturday. Up to the prompt time the 00-operation of the manufacturers in the " As sociation for the Protection of Labour," sugges ted at the meeting of Monday last, has not been secured. In the meantime, however, at the seggestion of the deputation appointed to ait on the employers, re solutions were adopted at a large meeting of the operatives held on Thursday, the deputation observing that they were such as was hoped would have the approval of the menu. facturers. They were as follows: "That the first four resolu tion, submitted by Mr. Widdrington be confirmed. That the weavers shall return to their work, and complete their contracts entered into previous to the strike ' • and, that when such contracts are completed every weaver shall be at liberty to enter into • fresh contract with any manufacturer, and shall take out • ticket as required by the Salk Act. That no weaver shall at any time, or under any ciren,m stances, consent to work for any manufacturer under • cer tain stipulated list of prices, to be fixed between the weaver and the manufacturer, and not to be below the prices an fixed by the committees. That the present Weavers' Com mittee shall be dissolved on the new association Wag formed ' • and that snob committee shall hold office only till such easociation be fully organised. That these resolutions be printed, and sent to every manufacturer in the neigh- EsTEEazvE Rosassirs. —On Saturday informa tion was forwarded from the thief detective office, Great Scotland-yard, Whitehall, of several extensive robberies of dimmed., jewellery, plate, and cash, amounting to upwards of 1,0001. The list jewel robbery was e ff ected at th e raci alism of Jousithae Weymouth, Eaq., No. 3, Embouree teem!, mesiettleg of gold and silver watches, gold brace lets, nags set with dimmed; emeralds, turquoises, and gar. nets, and bank-notes. The aimed extensive robbery was cora. metal at Wm. Toovey's, Esq., Mill-house, King A Langley, Herta, of the whole of the family plate. A handsome reward is offered for the apprehension of the thieves. THE LATE FIRE AT ST. MARTIN'S-HA 1.7...—0 n Saturday information was received, which must be of the most gratifying character to the public generally, that the valuable library of the Society al British Muskies, occu pying a room in the above hall, has escaped destruction by the late calamity. The library consists not only of a very artemaiv• collodion of the productions of the mot masters sad didactic writers on the art, but also of many lure works, some of which could not have been replaced. limes Hommorarsio Cocoa. Its delicious Haeas. Est did umeottums, sad latng power have re. fired its general adopUou es • orange. to. inr, and 11 . 4. peeked.. ails Id. pelt.. by the priec l l.4 recces. Labelled "Jukes Epp. Heasoopstkle M•ellas, Loodou.' vertlempinE