The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-29 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE EPSOM stria Mint, MEETING. TO 11111 lOU= OP 1111 11211186. 813,—T0 have talked about the two greet rivals, lAddingtoe and The Duke, bens scratched tor the Derby sin mosthe ago, you would have been a despicable Marled Ilya( to rob the meet of the year of half its interest, as well as its romantic souroundiogs ; for did not thawed' who raw the two hones rue together at Newmarket July. and quarrel for the remainder of the season about the rea ms why the peer did not beat the commoner, resolve to abide by the result of the Derby to settle their differences? and was not Breadalbene purchased at • fabulous nun solely totes& The Duke's lord he would sot carry of a blue filmed so mealy as he could take to wed soother nian'i bride! However, it is • fact that The Duke is not to fight either duel, for be took cold lost when he should have been polishing hie sword for the most interest lag One of the two, after " megrims forfeit" for the other, aad has been compelled to &Moe the emounter. Never theless, the actual ram loess but little of its Mama, a there are some thirty other candidates left to participate in it, and we have, after all, a greater number of favourites that usual to keep tte the excitement sod divide attentive to the lat. " Yid's', to win." is a gotten so three ages supposed to be " in the secret " car answer shim and were • poor benighted amateur, determined on having the " straight tip," to well from Lvicester•quare towards Tat t nail ' s, between tire and six o'clock this afternoon, stop every knowing-looking individual he met, sod obtain pos. 221100/1 of all the most profound ides 02 the subject, he could work banal up into a nice state of perplexity. Be would thee be bound to learn that Gladisteur, Breadalbece, Christiuss Carol, Wild Charley. Amid. medium sod Loogdowo were all " the right thing" to back ; and that about a dozen or so of outsiders were almost certain to get plame. The number of Rich mond, Richard the maligned saw in the field of Bosworth would thus be fairly trebled by the "certainties" hovering alma his pillow at eight, when be might be indulged with a light nightmare about Zephyr ; or dream that, being on Bedminster, be had to sing Christmas Carols for his Bread ful practices, eves to bed peening, are excusable in t, Derby week, so pray do cot "cot" me, Mr Editor). or ham he saw the French Gladiators revenge Waterloo by taking the Epsom Grand Stand by storm and carrying Lard Derby a prisoner to Caul. But he would never dream of backing the winner, probably, or seeing it foretold by the prophets, whose task is such a trying one that I wonder at myself for trying to joke whilst mine remain undone. Fortunately there are very few other matters in the Epsom bill of fare requiring &Memnon, the first dav's closed events Melodies oaly the Woodoote that will excite more than a popsies interim. This is one of the greet two-year.old mess of the game, ad being over three-quarters of a mile it is a very fair trial of strength, and of far more value to those interested is the future career of the competitors than the two contests we saw at Bath, although they brought together • brilliant lot of juveniles, and more thee oae that will be seriously talked spout in connection with a Derby. Roden was one of the unsuccessful lot we saw there, having been beaten easily by V 12010020, through falling a victim to a scrimmage ; whilst Leckie', getting badly off, did nut give us • chance of judging how much he has improved since he ran et Epsom Spring, sod it will be an interesting race if they all three meet for this, my my opinion being that Roden will just turn the tables upon Vespasiam The kleaboote Plate looks satirely between Beeper and Cranbury ; Somas* and Memos are " best in " for the Rome ; and Coarity, Finesse, Grappler, and Vohs. tabus are worth taking in the "lot. against the field" t h at will be given for the Brighton Stakes. The Derby will be bus slightly isfiuseeed by the results of the above-mentioned events : and the myriads who only go down for the day 0011 make pretty sure that, barring occident', there will be so oew favourites made, though there may be many changes in the prima of those already astabli.hed. Om or two at present booked es runners may, too, be conspirions by their Aimee at the Let moment, 'may in the following list of " geobehles" having no chance whatever of winning : Ridden by Archimedes t Challoner or • • Formai. Breadalbane Peownielaw Jun. Oladlateor H. Oil:whew. Io Mandarin Hunter. wild Charley lidwarda. Lambed H. Covey. Lowdown Osborne. Oppressor.. Doyle. Ounar emwden. Ridden by Elthsm 8 Adams. Friday C l ement. Kangaroo J tirimakaw. Siberia Bedminster Wells. Jack oleatern Ariel AmMaga 1 Bite 1 Psrewell W. Boyce. King Charming teusial" or .... Hibbard. , Roderickßindom Noble. Nothing more Bamby. : Joker K. Sharp. Lord 'Weblegrave, Perry. i Brown Dayrell ZePh Daley. Clanstmas Cuul T. /teach. Lehman,' Moeda Brahma J floats[. Audaa P Adams. Several *wows aad ridges having yet to " make up their abide" what they will do, the above must not be taken as pceitively comsat, and it will be area lam in doubt as to who will ride Archimedes, which is kept • close secret by all partite ooneerned. But I cannot perceive where a good rider (which he is certain to have) is to be foend for biro ulna it is thalloner or Feedbags, all the other crack whips being engaged. Thu is, however, • matter of small im portance compared with the qui/aloe what is to win—one that I confess to being almost as mach in the dark about as everybody was after the Two Thousand Guiana mooted. It is easy enough to dismiss two-thirds of the field, for Lord Waldegrave, Joker, Nothing Moos, Ride, Farewell, and Jack o'Lantern will not do at all on Wednesday nest. Roderick Readom, FJtham, Kiog Charming, Audits, and Pridey have shown themselves to be mood-raters only, Mush King Charming and Audi: will run St for the first time, and are sure to stay the course better than three-fourths of their opponents will be able to do ; Bedmiester cannot improve oo his Two Thousand running, having luau tried since with Plaint, and found unable to stay ; and it is but a forlorn hope with Ariel and Kangaroo, there being no certainty whatever about the tatter's stable csenpartion, Siberia, starting at all, the appearsoce of the others without jockeys atteched to their names being doubtful. This reduces the list one-ball ; end a further reduotioe can be :aide by Makin eet Le Mandarin, Broomielsw, Zambesi, on soorinut of their being decidedly inferior to their stable companion* Gladiateur. Breadaliana sad Wild Charley, leaving jest ammo to contest the actual mos. Of these, Archimedes, Breedalbane, Glad ateur, Brehm, mid Wild Charley have bees out this year ; Christ. case Carol sod Richutoold are "dark ;" and Longdown, Op premor Molar, and Zephyr have not shown shoos last na me. Diseuirlng the pretensions of the latter body first, I find that they ran according to my own calculation, to the following standard : Oppreesor, Eat 101 b ; Zephyr, Sat 7lb ; Longdown, Set 61b ; and O lmsr, Eat 31b; but this was only as two year olds, and as there was always everything about Loogdown to betoken be would improve considerably more than any of the others, he mini De booked quite the equal of Oppressor. Oimar will m • game hide horse, but cannot alter his form with the latter; and of this year's public horses Brahma (another eaten) hat done nothing yet to make himself within three or four pounds of Oppressor. The " dark" Richmond will not be found dangerous either ; oonsequently to meet the tower of the Two Thoured Manses field we have only Loogdown, Zephyr, Oppressor, Wild Charley, and Christmas Carol. On the Newmarket miring, Mediation/ would have to be handicapped at 9st, Archimedes at Ent 111 b, and Brescia'. bane at Est Sib; and putting Zunbesi in at the latter's weight, it becomes • question what Wild Charley can goes him at home as to bow he ehould meet the Preachifies. According to rumour he must beat him, being 101 b superior to Zambesi; ssvertheless, as Archimedes was not fit, and it was not "a ll oat" of Gladiateur whets he paned the chair, Mr. Merry can very easily make a mistake, as can also the owner of Breadalbane. The latter's party have made more than one in their home trials, or they have been playing some tricks at Spring Cottage, Broomielaw's " scratching " for the Two Thousand, after he had woo the Ant " being a funny proceeding. This may have been what is termed • " Bah trial," as, when put together the other day in the daylight, Breadalbane was an easy winner, to the disgust of those who were gemmed by the first spin, sod whe t , have not formates for the last few days to give free ex preeriou to their opinions about lons they were dm. One or two most immediately interested in the mum. worth me said to he among Broca:Galatea heaviest backers ; sad it was is sooseqnsoce of something which only "Gann out" very molly that there were rePOlill on Saturday of Breadelbene harts, shared the fate of The Duke and Liddingtoo, and got "seratethed." The elute wage quite up in arms for hours over the scandal, and Weatherby 's was besieged by &urines inquirers ; how- ever, the treamotions at Tattersall's showed all was right, mid if Breedelbane is disappointed of his cot at the Duk, be will have *sty of employmest given him by (Nadia hour, Archimedes, Wild Char_ ,ley Longdown, Oppressor. Christrou Carol, asd perhaps Zephyr, the latter, with her filb. allowance, bolsi the beet " outsider" in the race, and a dangerous-looking am also. What Christmas Carol is we moat take the word of his trainer, who has put him through the mill with Moofeey and Sandal, and made as good • bares as Planet of him ; but the public trials of GLA DIATEUR sad Archimedes are too good to be overlooked, end I am boned to anticipate the succors of one of them, giving the preference to the Freese horse. The Town and Bentinok Plates are of no important* ; Thursday's eveiste are all subject to previous reaping ; and the Oaks am be better discard alter the Derby. —I am, do., METEOR. TATTERSALL'S--SATuRDAy. Steniford's hone in public favenr sod atm 74 " Attlee" were hid he was Inver spin *liked after at to sense odds. WU& Charley was matador' with good Tommy at 9 to 1, but Oppressor fairly dismayed this ' diving's" SI far as the outlay of ,coney was oonoirsea. This hone has fre quently bees voted the condos representative of a certain Nora:opt interest, and meet market anevensente almost con firm the anticipation. Moreover, it is as ported that the mousy in this instenos is not ciroulated through the usual 1 channels, but that several gentle men have the management , of ears excluaively in their owe hands. Whether or no, one gentleman—eminently non.profeseional—this afternoon I backed the horse for upwards of 4001. at 10 to I, a fact whioh may inspire his numerous backers with fresh courage. Ws mono* clone our condensed introductory remarks upon the trsaseetioas of the afternoon without sailing attention to the °bops and changes silent Chattanooga. The fink het this cams under our observation was 400 to SD ; after a slight pause, 1,000 to 30 was taken, then 1,000 to 40, but subsequently 2,000 to 100 was offered " with stmt.'. This latter made the most sanguine of his supporters look down their noses. 40 to I was offered in vein against Broomialaw, and et 100 to 1 Bedminster was utterly rejected. Towards the claw of biplane there was a peculiar demon ' atretion in favour of Zephyr, who left off finally at 60 to 1 . taken freely. Closing prom : I DIRBT. 9 to 2 apt Gladioli= (;if, lt to 1 agst Lowdown (t) 2 6 tol; 12 to 1 Christmas 1 Breadalbsno ) (2 Carol (t) freely 1 01 to 1 Chattanooga . 2 Archimodee (off) 9to 1 wilociadu6o to 1 Broomletaw ( 00 ) Nto 1 Oppressor (I 10 00 to 10 Utalr (I) 0 0 ) 200 D to 20 friday (t) 1000 to 10 Bodudnater(off) 0 6to 1 agat Wild Apes (t) 17to 1 yid Zephyr (t) DIMBY, Nell 6000 to 200 apt Prl n o• ot I 6030 to 200 apt Mwll loloo ( 8 ) Wales (2) I 15 to BELTING AT TIIR VICTORIA OLIIR-SATUADAT, 3 P.M. The attendance at " tbe Club" today yea by no means so large as we had anticipated, and there being DO fresh "coremimions" iu the market, the betting underwent no change. Gladiateur was still first favourite, 9 to 2 having been taken freely, and in one instanos 85 to 20 was ac cepted. Mr. Jai:limos offered to lay 1,000 to 200 spinet Bisedallame, which, however, met with so wpoaeq but shortly afterwards the same odds were aooepted to about 1001. There were frequent inquiries after Archimedes, but 7 to 1 being the highest offer, nothing was does, although at bell a point more the adherents of the " light "blue" would have come forward in force. Ten " hun dreds " were laid spinet Wild Charley, but be very speedily advanced • point, and 9 "ponies," 9 " fifties," sod 9 " ponies " again, were booked in quick OUCOOI4IOO. All eyed were cm the lookout for the Gist movements in ecoonezioo with Oppressor, about whom 2,200 to 200 was the tint transactiou, the same odds being laid tO 351. and 501. immediateky afterwards. Lougdown wan in Toil rrietodour ; 1,000 to 70 had been taken at , hut be apeedily advattosd to 13 to 1 ( wantetL ) Chattanooga was as nokstty as usual, and he kept wal -1 lacing between • middling price and that of • rusk out. eider during the afternoon. ERBY CIoMag priors D 9to apt Glaellateur (I) 14 to 1 apt Christmas bto 1 lireadaluaws Carol (t) (t 28 to 1 Ariel lid, t 30 ) It to 2 ArcLunedeskoff, 40 to 1 Brooadelaw (t, 9to 1 WUJ Charley ,t) 60 to 1 &Stomas w) 11 to 1 Oppressor 1 1000 to 20 Bedminster (t) 12 to 1 Louidown (off, 1000 to 20 Zambezi 13 to 1) :: 1 3 0 to 10 Zepbyr (t) 1000 to 10 ltiottmond (o ff ) 200 to 100 apt Brenta beteg 1,2, or 11 (t) 100 to 8 Zephyr being 1, at, or S (t) OAK& to 1 apt Wild Agnes (t) I Bto 1 apt Zephyr (t) LATEST WEST•END zurrnma. There was hale to be noted this afternoon with is to the Derby bottles, essopt that /3/maillisas had decidedly the call of the Enoch horse, 6 to 1 bevies base takes freely about Mr. Chaplia'e harm, while Glediatenr was but seldom even inquired after. Bto 1 would have boa taken about Archimedes sad Wild Charley was entrusted with as outlay of 2001. at 9to L Oppressor was still Arm, but his friends stood out for 11 to 1, at which, however, they scald sot be acoommodatorL Chattanooga mold MOM to hays at kit rompived the coup de proof, for although 1,000 to 10 was taken awe or twice, the believers is Mr. Naylor's Champion would have had their work to do to tire out the bayou at the rune prim Zephyr further improved her pathos by advancing to 40 to 1, talwo freely. lKßY. Closing prim : D 6 to 1 apt Breadalbeae lo to 1 aged fihristmas(arot treety) (oe, t 11 to 1) sto 1 Gladiateur (t 11 to 1 Loogdowt“t) and olf) 40 to 1 Zophrr(ttrtoly) 7to 1 Archtmedes(ot, 40 to 1 Kangaroo (t) to 1) 40 to 1— Brahma (t) 9to 1 Roryley (t 1000 to 10 Chattanoopt (t and off) 10 to 1 Oppresses it I 1000 to 10 MnisClormtng and off) (I and off) 200 even oil iwoutaloses Gladiateor 30 to apt Chattanooga boAng one of the Ant tluee (off) BETTING AT MANCHEETIM—EATIIIIDAY. DYLBY. 9 to 2 apt Wadlateur (t & 100 to 8 apt Christmas Carol dr) (on) 6 to 1 Breadalbaae(a) 1 100 to 16 Longdows (t) 15 to 2 Arcblaledla (off 60 to 1 Brabma (8) tBto lj I N to 1— Cbattaaoop (t) 10 to 1 Wild Charley (t 60 to 1 Ariel (011) &wanted) 60 to 1 Zambesi (t) 11 to 1 Oppronor (t) oto 1 apt Wild Apes (t) to 1 opt &Iberia (off) THE FRENCH DERBY. (nsum's TILIGIUM. ) CHANTILLY, MAT 2s. The French Derby was run here to-dry with the following result : Gastrin LIII Roderla Arrows Tatlrmalot 4 Gontran won vary easily by two lengths. Argencea was a bad third. 19 ran. EPSOM SUMMER MEETING. PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY. TIN MANOR Pun of 50 moss. ; 37r-olds, 7st 41b ; foot, I list 101 b ; live, M2O, ; six and aged, 9st 31b ; mares and geldinp allowed 31b ; horses baring started at this meatus( and been beaten allowed 31b ; twice or more, Sib ; the winner to be sold for 2001. if demanded, &o. One ail*. Toe BOSON STAUB of 5 sows. mob, with 30 added ; 2-yr olds, 7st 31b ; three, Bat llb ; tour, fist IYlb ; flee and up wards, 9st 13 1 b ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; selling allowances. Halt a mile. TN'DsaaT &rams of 50 'ors. each, h ft ; colts, Sat 101 b ; lief gas, thea 3-rr olds ; the owner of t he second horse to receive 100 sows. out of the Makes. The last mile and a halt to be run on the New (bursa 4249 subs.) Tat PRISON Tows PLATT (Handicap) of 50 goys., for all ages ; the winner of any raga (matches excepted) slier pub• ligation of the weights (May 25, at 11 a.m.), 51b extra. One mile. RP 82 lb Lard AB O id lb The WDowns arrior Limon Bee 4 610 • 813 4 8 7 Then 3 6 9 Brom 4 8 7 Chimney Sweep .... 3 6 a Wasson 6 8 6 Approver Thais King Chstselng .... 6 7 8 Bavarde 5 0 airwomen' 6 7 7 Darrell Idler 4 7 7 The Bland 8 6is Vault a 7 2 Nimrod Linder the Cloud . ... 4 7 0 Orloff Vie 6 615 ffowderhani Real Jam Tax friarrutog FLATS (lizadasp) of 50 eon., for all ages the winner of soy race (matches excopted) after the publics. tion of the weighhi (May 25, at 11. a.m.), 51b extra. Three. quarters of a max. Age 31 lb Age st lb The Warrior 4 7 Vigil ht R Lig eindeer Durham 4 0 Wings of the * WWI.. 3 2 Sommendde 5 10 irklmilatt Soapstone Thais Gownsman 4 4 Vixen t eL aza llioomi . 4 4 a mogene 3by Rattle —Routs 3 1 1 0 0 8 I I Juliet a 1 Rejection 1 Cadean Anti.Maceimer 8 0 Th e Hadjilillaaghter 9 T Oetreger INo Name 1 Leortlia THURSDAY. THE SOOTEI-WISMUI L.llllllliandicap) of 10 soya sack h ft, with 100 added, for all ages ; the winner of any race (matches excepted) after the publication of the weights, bib extra. Oes mfla _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Tun Watrad &Axle of 5 sem. mob, with 40 added ; 2. yr.olds, 7st 314 ; three, 94 3lb ; four, 104 414 ; five, six , and aged, lOss 91b ; mares and Kadin. allowed 311); sellhfi ellowenose. New T. Y.C. (three - quarters of • mile,) His Hamm's PLATI of 100 guineas, for mares only; 31r-olds. 7.t 101 b ; four, 94 714 ; 6,. 10st ; sad g 10421 b . Great MetropolitanMetropolitan Stakes 0011/111(two atile m e i 4 • quarter) ; to start at the winning abaft. ill! SHIRLEY Stew of 60 son. emit, it ft ; 3-yr-aid colts, list 101 b ; fillies, Bst 61It ; the winner of the Derby to earn 101 b, the mixed in the Derby, or the winner of eny 2 or3-yr.old stakes of 600 son., Sibs extra: maim et stmt. los, if they have tea meg, allowed Sib ; SWISS, 514 ; Nada or mom, 71b. lies mile and • quarter. (4 seb•)—Pority, Radcliffe, Amami, 0E... TES EPSOM POl7l-TZAJPOLD 13SARIS Of 50 eon. oloh. hilt ; colts. SA 111 b ; Silts., Set 61b. New Derby 00111111. (5 rate.)—Foessor, Weddsgrave, Chip el the Old Block Treimpbor, The Hommens. Tax TV/041113-OLD &PAM .1 10 SM. with 50 •55110; dohs, flet 10Ue ; musk sat Tlb; aay einem hare Mu d . to cony filh mem. Hall • • vale. (45 eat.) 0•12411Wfiell. 04111460, duet Polly, Deans of Newcombe. Tereenate ; Pay Footstep, Geld Pea. P by Lai Irealoabio2- : . 4 - ,oi t. bean, Tim, Argyle, La Penile, Voastina, 0 fag Datobmaa lierlsetDasa Rape, Huy Vasa. Wade, Flemeate. 1/ IT MOSS 0 Rumours nod ranorda of every sort in or arias with lireadalbass were rife le the West-end during the al ter mer. and at "the Rag" it was smarted that Mr. Chaplin bad that very day put the pen through his nine at Marrs. Weetberby's. Tb. consegasnoe wan that the wildest sp• preveiled everywhere anwmprt Ike army of rah we have " stood " this honn dace the day bs was fbr talked of as hairs a thanes. and the, immediately Raw to the New Tatianalre is cedar to know the truth. la the midi* of a pretty strong WNW they soon learnt that, although 9 to 2 was awed on the Said, 5 to 1 was reepted freely sliest Breadallisae. Bit stood his ground to the /est, and so toad were all his old eapporten that het ore the sospeaskin et burrs be was irked for upwards et 10,000 E at the same prim The Froth party not balm strongly rare annlied, the inwarreate os Gladiator were not es whataa till as bin der paha it no pries sent night have tranvia. ?bow irr at Ant a dress dial:iodate is freer ot Archimedes, shoat when 1,400 to WO wee hooked the moment his lame was roes tired. inharaisat opentla4 lioavor. taint to seam Loa • TIER EXPRESS, MONDAY VIV UN IN G, NAY 29 1.8.15. ---------- oe d o.. ei tho Isles Bowser and Bans, Billisereaki*, , Oapeisnow, Jasiessz, Alps, Nimble, Zama, ' Bfieweesesase, lisartnreaker, Janitor, Tonealumk, Brim -110110. 454•4111111120, Klaiber° Witham Pitt, Jolla Halifax. Gssod Felowesr, Gladiator ibe Admiral, SW Ziaani, Br Ispea, Xisallisi, and Emma. IltsPsoy oow of 10 more. 4 14 1 n ir tb2oo added; 3-p-01 1111 , 7421 b ; fear, Bet Nib ; fi ve, 9et lb , eis and aged, gat 511); mares slid isidlase allowed 4lb ; certain penalties Pilau , - I soon, Daley 00021111. (22 subs.) AP Aga AP Ths Mows 4 Zambesi Beranek regrew I La Touequea .... 6 Burney ... I Ay 4 Waalosary Pledge' II CaelbaU t l = 3 Ounbuacan 4 Wear ....... 6 icZtelle; THII GRAND STAND 824188 (Handicap) of 10 eon. meek h ft, with 100 added ; the +taw of any rem after publi cation of the weights (Nay 25, at n em) matches excepted, tsb exile. The last mile and three-goartere of the bistro paitea Stakes Howes. 19 sobs. Age et Ib Age id lb Breese 4 812 Jeannette Lady Hylda .... .. 4 8 4 inflamer* a 12 King Charming 6 8 0 74u Battaglia 4 712 Auditor Cana:matte 6 712 Bolen° 0 Meaner Velutt Menace Under the eland .... 4 7 1 Athelitane s 7 twill Oontederaliat 4 T 0 LAW INTEILLIGENCE. JULTROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS. calMasi days appointed tor tin present win.) masa, M. Northerlans.—Taaiday, May i 0: Thum die=l Trlday, WILL. D92ollll46lTlCO.—Thilidaj, May 30; Wednes day, 01 Yriday, June IL aromwerou, Oldstreest-road.—Tuesday, May 30; Thurs day, Jana 1. Bow, S o w-rood.-1 , 71da1, lune t Jane 1 Wurracmaess, Great Prescottstreset.—Theasesy , : Friday, I. SocrWieralue. Seran-eireet.—Tuesday, May 114 Thursday, June 1 : Friday. S. Lamers. Camberwelleeew-road.—Taraday, May M. Gazza 'mtg.—Wednesday. Ma) El. IN anima —Thursday, June 1. NODAL Tai GLASGOW PLAT' (Handicap) of 50 soca Neill ages; any winner after publication of the weights, 51b extra. Three-citiarten of a mile. Tug DIRIT AID OAKEI Stares of 5 mom 'itch, with 30 added; 2.yr•olde, Tet 810; three, 9st 61b; four, 10at 31b; five, six. sad aged, 10.4 41b ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; selling allowances. Half a mile. Tun Dunmire Prune (Handicap) of 10 move each, h ft, with Wadded ; the winner of any nee altar publication of the weights, 51b extra. Oes mile and a quartet. Tag SWILL Mtn (Handicap) of 60 son. for all ages ; any willow after the publication of the weights (matches exeriptod), filb extra. One NM RAO/ —Tim PADDOCK STALES (a free Handicap) of 10 sore. each, 5 It in case of acceptance, by sine o'clock the night before ruining, with 100 added ; the winner to be sold for 5001. if demanded, ko. ; the winner of any ram (matches exoopted) after publication of the weigh* 5113 extra. Derby cowrie. Tag OAKS Braun of 50 sow. each, h ft, for fillies then 3-yr-old, list 101 b each; the owner of the mound filly torr wive 100 sort. octal the stakes, oho last m il e esti a talf to be run on the New Otoine. (197 nubs.) Tag OSHA! BOOM POLL Suggs of 10 son. each, with 100 added; for foaled 1862; oohs, list 101 b; fillies, list 71b; the winger of the Darby to carry 1:111t, the wooed in that raw, or the wiener of the Oaks or Two Thouseed Guinea Stakes, 6lb extra; to be ran af teethe Oaks, and fillies having started in that race without Wog plaited 'Rowed 31h. Lest mile of the Derby (26 subs.) Jack o'lLentere, Anedyomene, Thor, Princess el Wales, Lady Tredepr, Skirmish, Eugene, Hathaway, The loco, Radcliffe, Quill, eby Yellow Jack—Trimehery, His Royal Meiners ;late Senestiou), Gladiststir, llasdatie, Rosetta, Solitaire Gabion, Gardevieurs, Tsmitain, Reginells, Cedertinta, Olmsr, Joker, Nightwatch. INTiItNeTioNAL Doo Snow.—The fortbooniiug dftobow at the Agricultural Hall will ooelaio upwards of 1,400 spaohnons, but more this two heeded entries hays been rejected ore the pound that tit* spacious as It Is, would not allow of a greater number, with proper regard to the oonveatencs of the publio and comfort to the animas. The Priam of Walla, who sot only silo& this year his satire pack of Norfolk harriers, but is also as =Whiter in several other claw, has already expressed hie intimation, through Goiters, Knoll's, of visiting the show on the opening day, sod the eoetributioss of sporting dogs from the and gentry exceeds say similsr contribu .. tioom of knew jeers. WRIT-MONDAY VOLIIIITZZIe FIILD-DAT AT PRN SHANSI& —Earl Cowper has orgasiseda volunteer getheriog to take place at his seek Peoeheaser-park, Her* os Whit- Moodily. Ls addition to the yammer mussels of Herta, Berke, and the immediately =stigmas sonsties, invitatioas have been sent to, and accepted by, the following metropo. litaa volunteer s, s, regiment Densely ;—The Loathe Rifle gade, the St. George' the Wth North Middlesex, the Victories, the 40th Middlesex (Nutria Loodon), the Yinebbaarryy 139th Middlesex), and the 36th Middles': (Pad &Batas The Queen's had originally mad* arrange mints for • field-day Da their own amount at Moor park, the seat of Lord Slimy, but the popularity of Pen. 'hasp, was so great that the commanding of of the Qaeea a has sow, on the part of the regiment, =opted the invitation. It is expected that altogether from 4,1100 to 5,000 volunteers will take pert in the moieties& of the Sad day, and it is not improbable that they may be pep formed and the march take place on this, Ns well as on a previous similar occasion, in the premises of Lod Palmer. Mos and • large party of the nobility. The Great Northern Company are saltiest arrangemeate for the conveyance of the metropolitan volunteers to Oolsomireari Matra, on the Hertford branch, and as all express will be paid oat of the capitation grants to the different regimes* there is little doubt the metropolitan r egi ments will muster in good streoath on the ocicasiow—aserrer. INSUBORDINATION OP A VOLIIIITZEB, COMPANY.-- The rife volunteers in the vale of Levee sesesslikd for drill on Wednesday evade& in Dalmonath.park. The min was tallies heavily, and the gnat being pretty long. the usual exercises were gage through wider somewhat - &ogreeable carciumatenoes ; and more than ass of the m were beard to give vent to their *aloe as to the propriety of being kept so long exposed on that occasion. The granstaing of the men reached the ears of the adjutant, who addressed some remark. of • kind which did not toad to alley the dts. satithation and the whole of No. 3 (Bosbill ) Company fell out and wets home, and the mat at the wee on parade were aeon disinksed. The affair will so doubt be the ground for future proceedings of sot as agreeable kind. ROYAL NAVAL &MOGI, New Opus& —The annual mama' meeting of the 0/11M/bW• of thisoorparatioa was held In the theatre of the Royal Gaited Service Institution, Whitehall-yard. on Saturday last ; Admiral Sir W. Bowles, K.C.8., president, in the chair. Amongst those present wen Admirals Sir G. Beak, E. Barnett, G. Golderaith, W. A. Herrtegbam, J. B. B. H. Stoplord. J. C. Garen, G. Evans, the Hon. Captain Maude, Captains A)d ham sad Spencer, the Rem. T. Chambers (headwaiter), E. Kitson, J.C. Caanolly, sod Colonels J. H. Stewart and Lon don. Alter the usual preliminaries. Mr. Alfred Earns., the secretary, read the &snail report, which was ansaimously received and adopted. It appeared from this report that the financial mollies of the institution is satisfactory, not withstanding 3001. stook was sold oat to 111111111 the balance of the cost for deepening the well, and removing the high wall seperatiag the winter playground from the cricket field for the purpose of substituting • dwarf wall and iraa railing, amounting together to 5041. 111., which sum has been emend by donatices &ad legacies. The coattail urgently appeal for continued voluntary sup port, as this year the contract, far providing will be us usually high, and the experts' will be Jemmied by the amt of two sew steam boilers. The average number of pupils lest year was 220„ of whom 65 were civilities, and the re maioder the aces of Naval end mane" Mimes of different maks, and an various rates of payment, • large Dumber of the more serweitous cases having bees admitted grataitously, or on merely nominal term. The smogs of • number of the former pupils were cited as having distinguished them. selves at the universities and at competitive examinations for the emit, military, and civil services. The practice of swimming to the school has Waded to promote *outage and self.relisams, and led to acts of bravery at sea, gratifying instances of which were given. Vies-Admiral the Honourable Sir F. W. Grey G . C.8., senior naval Lord of the Admiralty, has isdinduslly given two naval cedetithips for oompstitioa in addition to three annually Brasted by the Board of Admiralty. The report referred to the great sad sacoseefal exertions made by the secretary in Wm-easing the remoras of the foundation, and amongst many donations and subscriptions referred to liberal coo. tributions from the FiIIiTOOSIONS . Compasy, Mr. W. R. Mitchell, of the Stock Embalms, and others and Mr. Travers Wire has prorated • sextant for • papil destined for the meal service" The auditors were re-elected, and vacencies is the mama were filled up, two of the latter being farmer pupils of the school, via, Dr. Danville, RN.. and °dead Stewart. B. M. The meeting tersdasted with thews"' vote of *oaks to the chairman. LONDON LIBRARY.—Tbe annual general meeting of the members of this Institution was held at the aloes, St. James's-square, on Saturday afternoon ; the Bisbee of Oxford in the chair. The 'sport gave • flourishing account of the sumer of the iestitatioa, ad stated that there were sow upwards of 80,000 volumes is the library, of which daring the pert year .boat 27,362 had been oatstil among the members. It also par a favourable account of the ithancial condition of the institution, there being 3771. is hand. The report and statement of moron% were unani mously adopted, and the thanks at the member* were given to the manager and offirira. After the formal ber mes of the meeting had bees immerged, Mr. J. Gasses called the attention of the members to the fact that great isommelesee had arises from the wades deten tion of books by the sombre which, se this wee a Oil°. wedded library as well es • library of referesae, was the stem to be regretted. Attempts bad bees made to remedy the ea by the %Aiello° of be. cm menhirs who welshed leas bsyesd a earlobe period, bat that system had as, bees lienad Is snewer. He she aossplained that Me large • soar ter el basin of Salim were admitted, and alma that the mowers be authorised to establish • "'Mem of delivery issilselleelies of beaks from the homes al the members by mew el s harm and cart, which would Waive only ea es el 31. et 44 &WM& Thh seepestios was seced ed r a llr Kennedy, but was rejesesd ay the mostly& the pro misor sad seeresdar oily TM* far it. A vole of thanks as thee passed to the right rev. shabethi who, is resilsseeeledgbe the complimeat, staled that be felt groat Wow* le the atessee of the aosiety. end weald waggly it Bay aid la hie power. The prosesdiap then Du Berry's delicious health reeterlag Beralests awes. Pala seem * s IWO maid= or Oneurannmes. Dm =weinalliseirstleol. Oatz•albssa, osseemess. Doom llararse„ Liver. sad fikessels them Ms in, at= Warta ...Oa away sae Ox. Wa. w, Ohs al De l !pl.; Ma. Is. N. MM. elsos.At ell paws.— THE POLICE COURTS. NANSION-HOUSE. Mears. Kitchener aud Turnbull, hop factors, New Con Realms., blark•lane, appeared before the Lord Mayor, In answer to &summons taken out eerier the blercentile Marks Act, 1852, chargieg them. upon the conaphint of Mears. Polkingtos and 00. brewers, of Plymou th . " that they with intent to def raud did unlawfully put on to several pockets of hops, and ow the 'Tepper. together with which the same were *old, • certain denlaratroo, statement, and ladication of the piece sad meaty in which the said hops bad be e p produrred—to wit, at Olotteaham Castle, East t." Mr. Gifford, haying draws attention to the sectioa under which the summons was greeted, proceeded to lay the feats before the bench, mad said the case was one of the greatest imoortance in commerce, as several branches of the trade connected with the sale of hops were considerably affeeted. The quality of bops depended very much upon the soil upon which they were grown, those grown In East Kent being of the finest quality. The whole CYO against the de feedants was that, they baring purehased quastity of hope for Messrs. Hockey, which were mows by a Mr. Kemp, at Olotteoham Castle, which was a farm in Sussex. after muck hops had come into their possession the words " E. Kent," which were not on the pockets at the time they were bought, Iwere placed upon them, sad they wer e sold as East Kent pops. Mr. Hemp, thegrower, he said, was not without blame, as he had pieced upon the balm a mark (4 black bres), which, although out • statutable one, was one which usually desig nated Kent hope, but the words " E. Kent" he would show were put on at the defeodante warehouse, which made it appear that the bops were mows is East Kant, chinas they were grown in Sussex. The practice of putting on the pockets of hops such marks was, he said, practised to such an amasing extent that the factors and merchants and others interested had determined to cheek it if possible, and the proceedings be might say were not instituted by as single member of the trade, but by a body. Evidence having bees given on behalf of the prosecution in support of the sheeniest of counsel, the cam was 'd immed. GUILDHALL. Mr. James loAntoys, 60, residue at 32, Park-road, &max road, bliegton, surrendered to his bail, before Mr. Alderman , W. Lawrence, charged withamaulting Mr. Arthur Windett, as omnibus proprietor, by thrusting the point of an umbrella into his right iye. Mr. Beard appeared for the complainant, and said—Sines the last examination, sir, many offers bare besa made to my client by Mr. JOb•1100'l friends, all of whom have ex the greatest sympathy with him. Mr. Johoson g r s e s a tso expressed the great regret he felt at having el lowed his temper so much to overcome him as to amault the complainant io the way he d id . although at the same time he denied that be had any iuteation to thrust the pond of the umbrella into the complaieaut's eye. I now produce a medical °artifice:4 that the complainant's eye is not psuseuently injured ; in fact he will nee well in the 00111111 of • fortnight. The complainant having received oompsesatioa from the defendant which has fully satisfied him, I now have to ask that you will diamiss the ow. Mr. Metcalfe, who appeared for the defeedant, hoped the magistrate would adopt that amuse, as reparation bad been made, and his client, who w a lalghly-respectable pence, and advanced in years, deeply regretted the unfortunate occurrence. He had poked his umbrella at the complainant, as many testy old gentlemen woad do on being told that they were no widower., but his intention was never to in. jure the complainant in the way he had dome, Mr. Alderman W. Lawrence said that having the medical certificate before bin, which showed that the complainant's sight was not injured, he thought be might deal with the case bimalf. He could dot help bearing is mind that the await was of • most cruel nature, and he would scarcely be doing his duty if be did not inflict the highest penalty the law allowed, namely, rd., or ow month's imprioonment. The fine was immediately paid. 11OW43TREET. A good-looking well dressed young man, of remarkably fair complexion, light curly hair and jaunty manner, who gave the obviously assumed name of Jeff. Danis, was charged with being drunk at the Chariag-cross station, assaul g of a tin the railway officers, throwing his boot at the head polies-thapsetor, and assaulting • constable on duty at Bow-street. John Bennett, an dither employed at the railway station, deposed that at about 10 minutes past 12 on Friday night he saw the defendant "rolling about the platform, quite Amok, apparently trying to get, into • trait in motion. Witness prevented Ptim from risking his life la this way, sod inquired where he wanted to go to. He replied, "New Cross." Witness advised him to take a cob, as he was not fit to be trusted in a railway carriage, and offered to pot him in one of the private vehicles connected with the station. Hs refused to go, and declined to leave the station. Every effort was made to induce him to leave quietly, but he became violent sod abusive, struck wanes, with his cans (the blow )U41°11'10( his face and taking his shoulder), and also twice in the breast. At last be was got into the inspector's offiu, and all civil remonstrance being useless he was gives Into custody. This evidence was con firmed by Thomas Williame,lanother railway official, and the police constable who took the defendant to Bow-street, and where, he said, the defendant behaved in a moat riotous manner, wing language which even the constables on duty were unaccustomed to hear. He continued to molest the Wt two witnesses and a gentleman who was with them. He broke his stick In striking at witness, sod finally, taking off his boot, he threw it at the heed of the inspector, who was taking the charge on the sheet. During the whole of this evidenoethe defendant continued to smile very pleasantly. Mr. Flowers—Do you wish to ask an, questions ? I suppose you did not know what you were about. Defeadant—l beg your pardon. I was as sober as lUD now. No doubt I struck these people, as I should cer tainly strike anybody who attempted to prevent my reach ing my train. Here is my return ticket. What right had they to impede me' Mr. Flowers--They were really doing you• • great ser vice, if you value your life at all. The witness Bennett seems to me to have behaved with the greatest kiodness to you, in return for which you assault him repeatedly ; and even at the statics. when you bad the option of leaving quietly, you indulge in filthy language mid assault the in spector. Even if the witnesses had not said you were drunk. I should know that you suet have been. Defendant—l dare say my language was pretty strong. I have been to the West Indies, and the language in vogue there would rather astonish the people here, no doubt. (A laugh.) I don't profess to be over refined in my style of utterance; but it is • matter of taste—a thing of habit I may say—an adjective "signifying nothing." (Laughter.) But I am happy to nay that the native% of India are inca pable of kneolueg a man about, drunk or sober, as I was Let night, to say *Aldus about depriving a man of the privilege of using his return ticket. Look at my hat (pro ducing the article, which certainly bore traces of rough mange). There's • hat for • gentleman. (Laughter.) Mr. Flowers—l must say you appear to treat the matter very lightly. Only a few months ego I fined a gentleman 10: for giving a constable a blow in the ribs. as • joke. I haven* doubt he was only in fun ,• but polios-ofileers. while smartie, from the fore@ of the blow, are linable to sea the force of the }the. Now, in your use, the utmost foe-bur attoe was shown you, and even now you don't appear to be able to appreciate their leniency. Defendant (showing his bat apin)—No, upon my life, I can't. They ought not to have kept me out of my train. Mr. Flowers— Wall, it is useless to truth with yon. I shall Ilse you 11. for each of the three wrath making 31., or tweedy-one days' imprisonment. The fine was paid. MINDICITT Socisr7.—The forty-seventh annual meeting of the Mendioity Society took Place ot the society's home oa Saturday ; the Marquis of - Westminster, pre& deal, la the chair. The report, which was adopted, ended that the year 1864 was a period, guerally speaking, of pro- sperity to the working dames of the metropolis, the demand for labour being °oasts:it, while the price of bread has bees low. The construction of sew railways, streets, and build. legs, referred to in oar list yearly report, has cootioned daring the pad year, sad the favourable weather has allowed these works to be carried os to an unusually late period of the year. Temporary distress has been Gamed by the removal of many bouts for the purpose of carrying eat these new usdertektou bet It may fairly be burped that the increseed cue and cheapness of home des furnished by the railways will teed in a great .muse to °owe:mate for the compulsory of abode consequent en their being advanced = towards the centre of the turn. dootbor cense of some distort his been t h e °outlined porralenee of fever, espenially typhus, dodos; the year. The income af the so. Wig again shows a demeasm. namely, from 3,3701. Ba. 3d. I. 1863, to 3.0651. se. 11d. in 1864 ; sad although this de• crease has bees :thistly under the heed of desatkies, the annul subscriptions baring been In a Wittier degree Maraud derlag the latter year, the tossagers are obliged to urea to the public sot to permit ttte society to be drives by want of mesas to redoes the WI of ezpoweed pewee is their at, ar lows the of soy breach el the! Vruse s rvies. The penman upreheaded as meedissses during the peat year were 654, of wheat 370 wee lOU witted, sod 284 discharged. These Agues, tompezed with those of the pros:dies year, show a diereses of 347 &p pm heeded, dad 81 meontale. The SANS et wean up** for relief by tickets at the aloe were 5.569 In 1864 Ming as liaises of 679 bey's& these of 1853, which ague bed shown a imp leerier mespeeed with the year piesella s it . The umber of wale given daring the year were being sr* 10,060 more than these glves la the revised JOU. • H on ran Rims. o►eteoaM. d tb? orm to to boa at Main. Manlike ma lfiloplon's riorionl.l" 'mob, MON lialk—LAftwoollmosill NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADYTILALIT, MAT 27. —APPOINTWIIIITS. --COM maodnr Linder) Mae, Luc in commasel is 1861 el the Waterman, at China, to the ooromud et the Maw wa 11, sores sloop, la the Ifediterranese, vies T. N. T. promoted. Master Charles Parkinson. to the St. George, 72, for service se chief °Nos of the Falmouth covet guard Manias. Burgers Arthur W. W. Babington, Lie et the Hawks. 60, at Ireland, to the Indus. wardship at Davenport. dewed Muter Willie's Nom late of the Banger, 5, on the west oast of Atria% to the MOMS, gunboat, at 117. mouth. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 28. The Maori, sailing transport, arrived at fipithead yesterday morning, from New Zeslawl, with military in valida. The Racoon, 22. screw corvette, Oapiain the Count Gleielten, arrived at Spithead this morning from the Medi terranean. She has brought a few wintery wralide, who will be removed to-motrow to Ns4 Hospital. LAUNCH OP THB IRONCLAD PRIVATE or WAR, LORD WARDS,. The launching of the fine irommeed frigate Lord Wanks. the Wet of the bugs wooded mutotir-plattid vessels of war designed by Mr. R. J. Bead. the Chid Constructor of the Navy, built at Chatham, took plan at that dockyard on Batarday aftermath with the most complete surcess, the premix* of an unusually large ooneoures el spectetors. The Lord Warden was cammeadd early in 18031, sad has, therefore, been little more than twelve months building, grate of program which ia the more remarkable as showing the vast resouross possessed by Chatham Dockyard for iron shipbuilding, when it is stated that within the same period the Bellerophon, en equally large tics vassal, was completed and launched from the isms tomb lialunse• The Lord Warden is the first el • due of wooden' frigates of, war designed to be as improvoneat us the Boys] OA, Prince Consort, and verde of that dam, white are plated over for the pester portion of their broadmidm with armour of 44 imam is Welcome, bolted to a timber hackies of 294 inches. The Lord Warden, oe the other hand, will be ensued in her most vulnerable parts with armour plates of fig imams in thickness, with as inner Pate, spin, of l inch thick, the whole laid on • teak and conk locking of 31g litchis in this:hetet The Lord Warden, also, Is to be driven by imagines of pest power, so as to enable her to prove ens of the faded ships in the navy, not eves excepting the Warrior—aad as front her form of coostruedoa she will be very buoyant, eves is bad weather, there is little doubt that all the anti cipations reapecting her will be reeked. In the °untrue too of this fine fried* several impartial altegations, which undoubtidil L ty itr be considered impeovessests, have tom intro.lood her designer. She is, le the first place ( built with mach floors and brooder seetioes than is the use with say other of the ire-glade hitherto the form of her build beia what is sow ksoT m aar a lthe shape, in eostrediatinetioe to the V shaped principle. This plan will, it is ccolidently satidpated, teed mach to emir teract, if sot to altogether loess that Modeecy to roll in beam sea sow Do observable in the Warrior, the Royal Oak, Hector, and, ia fact, all the previously coestenoted comprising our unsold fleet. The Lord War den is also built on the ram system, with the beg swan-breasted beak protruding some distend beyond her stem. nadir the water. This pars of the stem is to be armed with an isennous soda cleaver &heed wespos. weighing between eaves sad eight tons, for demobs asunder the bottom of soy hostile vessel, should the Lord Warden ever be seed es • ram, for which her great site and madman power eminently qualify her. Towering above her protruding stem is en enormoes bow battery, erected co her spar desk, which will he armed with four guns of large calibre, to are right sheed, and in • lino with the vessel's kseL These bow-cheeses will prove d an enormous advantege la soy engagement with • hostile vessel. For dolomite purposes the Lord Warden, as already stated, will be armed with plates el 54 Mabee in thiehmes, which will be carried mead the vessel well down under the water, sell 2 feet above It, seedy all mead. Above the battery, where the easel 44 inch armour will be= an extra ire-skis plating Ig inch in thickness is opts the frames of the ship, behind the outer planking, the toed thickness of iron. teak, and oak, which form the aides of the Lard Warilea being 37 inches at and shove the water line, and 33 inches is wake of the iss-dsok battery. All the plates for her armour have bees uteaufaetured at the Atlas works, libeffield, by the firm of Messrs. J. Brown and Co.,and these are of the best potable description of rolled gees. The whole of her desks me laid with iron plates, severed with wood to countered the Weds of red-hot shoe or molten metal falling on them. The deck Demo consist et stout girders of iron, which add Imam* to the strewth. stiffness, sod rigidity d the vesseL For offensive puppets the Lord Warden, amortliog to prised intentions, will carry as armament of 20 of the 84 to 100-penader dammed guns on her main-deck, sod 4 d the 110-posader rifled Armstrong guns on her upper desk ; but it is probable that her armament will undergo some alteration so as to allow her to carry caeca mote of the 300-pounder Anodise( guns. All the portholes are eonstrueted as the improved principle, and very narrow, admitting, bower, the nos being trowel to a high degree. The WOO of the portodis from the water, at load draught, will be M. Ito. All the decks are roomy sod lofty._ giving ample space for aleaceo vriog the guns. The following are the piaci* dieter nom, &0., of the Lord Wards :—Lesgth betimes the per pendictilars, 280 ft. ; length of keel for tocusge, 233 ft. Ilia.; extreme breadth, Wt. Bin. ; breadth for Manage, b7ft 2in.; breadth moulded, Slit. 4in. ; depth is hold, 10ft. gin. ; draught d water—forward 24ft. ilia., aft Oft. ; diadem moot, in toss, 7,870; berthing. in to, 4,087 26-91. After shipping the heart Postiou d her We." a d lmscbas T e and heriremasts. she will he piano is doge, to have remainder of her 1,400 toes of armour belted to her sides, and to be completed far sea. After the Lana the whole the workmen were greeted a holiday and a select party were eutertained at ltutobeon by Captain Stewart, 0,3., at his resideaos in the dockyard. MARKET& OCYTTON.—livizrom, MAT 27. —Narksi qnleioritliont soy change in prior. Won to-day, 8.000 Wok banns( 2.000 tor spoonlation and impart. 000 Annirkan, 13d. to IQd. ; 400 Porous, ko, 14d. to 16d. ; 200 Marsnimn, 144 d. to 140. ; 10 MIN& and Bahia, 14d. ; 000 tisa. 13d. to 181. ; 200 Eintyrna. 844. to 104 d.; l ex Bunt, 6d. to 1241. • Madras, Bd. to 1044.; Boansl. &Was &e., 4fd. to 7d.• 4%11130. to ; Japan, to 94.1. 100 Pun, do., 141 to COTTON GOOD&—Kairnserka, MAT Kea cheater market opened Arm aad active this week, sod yarns were oa Tuesday fullj Id. to 2d. per lb, higher lima they were seven days y, with s ride( tendency sod a dispositioo as the part of milers to hold basic their goods for still higher rates. Buyers of eh* however, wens sot disposed to respoed in the face of advisee trees bin, which were rather dieocuregiag. Then was some besieges is printing cloths sad in fabrics required for the bane trade, end sellers were alibi to do better be they bad previously dose, being in a position to eoniacand soemetideg same tbas the very low autos previously rasp Os Wednesday and Thursday the yarn market was be *dim and yesterday sad this atoning comparatively little buskins ha been practicable. Is the lower emits el bone tends both cops and warp have loss eerier to bay, without Mauirg to much bushiest. Doubled rear at the Wier coots, ape. daily 100'1 sad upwards, remia very ins ; eng eitia. bens w e ll, mod puss peerelly of iree qeility, an rashesupported in pries. la Astir the matet is exeeedingly Gat, mid is fahrks, such as abirtalo ter Ines, sellers have been able to de exoesdiagly lIKI. beelases. Both in cloth sad yarns the market le eseeibly gothic Ora at the beginning of the week, the resent heavy Wares, with others rumoured to be imploding, having markedly hr descend the feeling of both buyers sad Dello% BARDWARlL—Bwmatrogom, Nov 27.—T1s ascents is ransom to the Mete of trade as this tows are very aserty the same as they have been for the kat mouth ; the fsaters' orders are moderate, sad are sot likely to get bitter es this aide of quarter-day there is seer * say ozooPttoo to *lei and the consequesos is that nandestaren an working more closely up to their orders than they have don for a lon time. In the foreign department the arden gine oat of late have boss moderate; there is a good anoint dig au amount of Australis ; the anthers onatinstal trade is quiet; them is a little dais' to Sweden and Norway, but the regular Census trade I. fiat as to dipaht sod w Levan. business is shoot up to t he avenge. With the forgo wins jam a good smogs emouat of butlers is king bees. With respect to the adloinies diatrisk quietude prevaits almost every department. As to the boa trade there hes sot bees any retrograde moveaseed darks the last wee • there is a fair supply al orders ha head. sad at the&rhislpul works most of the mills are is fall epstaties. great failures just saarcumed in tam East Isom Weis will, it is thought. check Loisstsd orarily the demand tee UMW too. few that quarter ; ern with this is She skew. of airflow hoe Amon., the improbability of those brim soy for sow tiros. Time ambled Ladusesse put a step Weakest tioci, bet the tees el thefts& is better thee it hes bees ef late. The ressatly troprered derasad foe pigdme is well seatsked, sad pokes ass beam for the yowireere. 00EN.--Carmaimm. Mao 27.—W0 bod a very ha Placket. Wheat la lap supply, sod la. Meyer. Bass rattier dearer. Wheat. 33a. to 41a. ; bask Wt. to 4 W. pow 40a ; oats, 24a. to 265. GLUM^ MAT 117.—Tbare V 24 a modarehr empty of all kip& et ;pals at oar market Min irerralag. Wheat odd trimly at 3d. to Id. per Guilds bead Ulm last week% quotations. Than era • lairds:mad for eat% at tall WM I daJl. Priem Wheat. whit% ; 1 . 4 way. l r— b. 12a. U.; politeMBs. 6 rod. d. to 10a. ; esorreoe Mats, Ss. to b. Per Oarnd• , Flaw. le. 74. to Is. IL par mope ; rebasal. b. la -7 4 b. ; mama mad barloyesal. la. 3L pre stow °)li -Mar 27.—. L pad apply at wheat, awl abaro= of other paha Whilst &amid L. to %. Batley; beras, sod pro unaltered. Kai St.-131th a mem Want Pop* at 12aan za at il =ert. Pam umalid tar a 'adman, whisk r, retirkel ; Made ww thrratera slew. bat tar all Mot W i :4 1 . 6, d Wog wok ebbisod. ". • . SOL W' Oh. ktl Tht:WPB.4 40a. to 44a, par qr. • Lau-, la 27.—Tbo oboe of 'UM w... average for the mem. Bales were made tkul t, prices bad a tendsocy to give way. New whit-, nu t o ! sew red, 38e. to 43.. per 36 stone. There was mend for bailey, and pl lON tetrad ued for the mu ri t 4 . " °e• 2": out sheratioe fi • malting. 32.. to 35a. per qr. ; • • to 2 0s. per 50 Moon. The show of oats 288 . tbe dowsed was quiet at former mks; oig, 36.77. mew, 24e to 975. per 24 stoma. Nurounta-urori-Tease, MAT 27.—At oar maw Trwe had a trifling show of wheat from th t :Lough there was so primes to sell, euttan k ut ft o d quantity o ff ensg from the coast, salsa unit be promoted by submitting to a redaction of le p ity. tits rotas of this day sennight. Flour difficult t. M i l sil d l4 "l 4l.6: t i abwriln"li o g il°"g el atir per isPesaablul" ,: b ; 6" l 7 ll; Smag e th rri;als tibd.itllTl :l::: Lajataili k: "q i Vi alk „ w o r k.. 2,946 gra ; for 4,206. Pelt, ea ti t u u. Oats, coestwise, 4,460 qrs.; keep, gel _ onastirke, 69. Flour, ocestwies, 1,732 Slat l a dCr u k i flow, 500 maks. Nosinoff, MAT 27.—T en. WWI but a this aw e . at this market today, sod only a fair supply of wtyt offering, for which the farmers were very uneillist b Nt4 may abatement is pries. Bat few trassectioas loin a from gg, t o its. per qr. lass thus last Batunk4t Barley, cote, beans, sod peas revisited without The weather daring the week has ben fits sad but psis is sow mush wanted, partionlarly a u o,T t iv soils is Norfolk. Whit. wheat (Ireliblad ate. le 447 48e. to 495. ; red ditto (weigbiog 62Ibi. to 64%4 ti t 425.: best malting barley, 30s. to 335. ; ram deft, 4: to 30s. • distilling ditto, 24a. to Ste, ; ° m u beans, es. to 395. ; pe50 01,1914 36.. to 38 1. Per qMj e ! Flour, 265. to 265. ed. per sack. • NOTLISOIWI, Mai 27.-Then was s fth row which met a heavy deuried, cad rates were In beye&Z New white add at 42a. to 475. • now rod, 38.. to white, 42a. to 475. ; old red. 40 1 . to 43a. per 36 ea ts s. show ol barley waa limited, and with a aloe i s *, rare were hardly realised ; malting, 28a. to 334 fwR grinding, 26e. to 26.. per 30 stone Oats were a show, and samples odd at about late prices : old, a t . - 1 now, as. to als. ; foreign, 225. to 26e. per 24 etre OXFORD, MAT 27.-Thia Exchange PH* was eid, attended and trade was somewhat heavier that lea . 4 4 White whist riled from 42a. to 45.. per qr.; ad, 435. ; barley, 295. to 31.5. ; ode, 20s. to ; bras A t 455. ; hog peas, which were very seems 43e. to Bs; (earadd. 30s. per ark. Pmnaotorwri. Kit 27.-Then was a large es. d wheat hero to-day, sad prier were about Is. per qr:6, this. made last week. Soarer a sample of re sift barley offering. The few oats and bras we an my seedy buys= at fully late rtes. Mamma, Mat 27.-Our market opresi die swig with a quiet Wide at late rare. A short supply otitis el grain, with • farr attendance of both boyar eat ss, The quotation far wheat can only be gamed it the sis whith were with difficulty realised. Barley ma id. k oats, bras, sad peas, no change. SOCiaterra, MAT 27.-The rands at our city may wore wall supplied with wheat, the demand for solve ter brisk, sad, excepting for the beet ears, orbs sum 64. to Is. per quarter. The terms for best sorb dere wheat are 445. to the., and rod an to 'Ha pa rev secondary and Warr whits 40a to 40., aid t it a t ; des. per quarter. In the foreign market icily • 1161 lade was done at about late quotatiou. Th.feeetai was without alteration, and briber dull. In isdes t sales were refined chiefly to the 'Hiding sorie,thels. Bred about late terms. Onto o:partnered a mho hew inquiry, and prior ware the turn higher, best fade feldis 20e. to 23.., and other 16e. to 20a. per quarter. Winaanz, MAT N.--We sr moderately redid rii wheat at this day's market. The grower woe bath • give way, but not sufficiently to meet thsvinreolkmia. sequessi, Bide or so baleen dose. Spring sore sties Prior to the grower :-Wheat, white, 43e. to 46 s ere. 46e., 63115. per bushel ; ditto des. to 424. ; egs to la. Oid. per Area ; beam. 4 4 05. to de. per 12 a la woacrosrms, Kit 27.-At this day's market derma they short supply, and Is easesquence the cuserref Id day week was maintained. Barley seminally ridrei. Oats held for lad week's rates. Beans ion *ad bu Per quite as dear. Toad, MAT 27.-Tbo show of wheat was Man& lin demand ruled dull at Is. per quarter under late prim New whits, 435. to 46a. ; row red, 40i to 425. per 36 Ora Of barley the supply was equal to the dinned, sad preen nominally unaltered • malting, 325. par quarter ; Oise 26e. per 30 rope. Oar were in short supply, sad red the moss as be the wash previous ; now, 21e. to 26a. prS 400111. KaccAun, NAT 27.-At our cousin, made Nil week we eraser to have very little grata ; d mane tube the dammed is sluggish, so that prier ebaspd ram lest week. Esrey today we had well rasa dos of all kiods of pain. Sales slow. ark • lest week. Priem of wheat in favour of buyers, mita it favour of rases. Wheat, 35a. to 424 6d.; Why, 115 a ; oats, 21.. to 25a. pa qr. W amigos°, MAT 27.-Our halide arrivals lib eel an Lour& to two cargoes wheat, and ~eels oaths 'sly resolved a few small paresis of lour. Of or es growth the deliveries by heat lath bees es • three sods. The dull amounts from Loodos sod Dew* be UMW kept em ambit la oboe, aced Woes s fair tie his hem trameasted. ems mar note sore snide tit Is I/AIL We thee bad less defog la fereip West Is late, sad are obliged to garde see or two midrib foe of buyers. Barley quer. Ow are not lower, Maths h provemeut looked for at the latter end of last week is been unobtainable. lodise own has given day 1110 Yr peke. sad at the rednetion some quantity hied Yi k past few days. Flour about es befort a l a sparis week a--Wheat, 6,160 qrs.; flour, 150 moth Erre d week :-Oets, 2,220 brie.; barley, 56 ; flour, Mocks; se meal, 12. carna-cAsuni, MAT 27 .-Thers was show d cattle ou the Sands today, mambos sorb m fr country dealer were present in large numbers. la ABU to a assioress body .1 local farmer. The pries t it lass baltesk. sad heifer wore about the oars as Myth Calvin cows with dear sad ecaros, sad rased IF. from 1.24 to 201. The show of Irish was so is l 5 upon last week's market, both as respects qua* el_ q bd a s. t i g ty alos but s si ther bo m ina li shei ttle p saria wor t s io i: v iorol sok tdo there was generally a ready sale, et Tart bigh Pa" es dealer asking as for as el. each fora flock of bril•brk , Criers were offered at from 40a. to 41a. ; and 6 ,014 4 13s. to 38.. On the whole sbasp were 2.. op. ABIERICA3 AND CANADIAN Maim DU TO WlClL—There are awes eleamers des at WWII week with the Valid Sastre mid Cardin lii. Tie Oseadien small draw Hibernia. fins Qualms * 20th, way bs looked for off Gresecastle early 104101 1 (Tuesday) nursing. Oa Wednesday loonies ilia Lai Onapany's deems Eta% from New Trek, with data I the 20th, will so &she reach Crookhaven or iinsiedres On Saturday anersing mat the enaard steamer art, advises hers Horton an the 24th, and Halifax NAV , morning al the 16th, may be expected off Otookbant a Qasanslows. The sons steamer Erie, bacceig htb Natiesel Mesas Nevigatios Onsissay'a desk slick es have left New Yerk ea the sues clay as the Etna WS =posted to reach Queeestows ea Waders:lay. The WOW bomb" to this employ do sot, bowers, any Sena DOLTATCH or TOD BOINDAT Mane.--Socu iss? TOD, MAT 27.—The Paeleasku and Oriental Osenn o , clean Alp Della railed hawse this altaniss% with thm„,_,. ' ..." for Gibraltar, the Nediterresienn. Ea* Mo. IP'' . sad Upper Seaga She took out 33 Ent aid dD sconiall presssgsts, sail as freight a full ears% isslediss ether watches far Malta sales 1011. fa., ant fa bar se/A, SW, gold sad silver l ead. jewellory. ,10. 1 . 134 Amway& tae pussseses by tie Delhi, an Wass ra Prisons cd Herd, and the Des de NAMPO& A GOOD IluanTrurs rex Yner.—Tlis =iv"l. is its .!.sear nomad' todlieneeill Wilde Powder Wised of reel for as 'or liebtagag sod raweedea Soogralla a.d POll firllbis. rha lam err W. 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