The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-11 00:00:00

C• • / 1 . , */ NEWEPAPEIt •.1 ,t- , 4 '. $ h I 4 Arl . 7 A • I"" -'I ',' -.7 --" - ? - \ ; ,,,, r. •,; q.,...;!: 1 • :i .1I 1 1 , I tje Elti.d ' l I . Tail — i rSS t 451 • . No. 4 288.] ANCoU VEIL'S LSLAND Pirect jaunt V- Ravioli •large parties of M ao r a : .Inn rt and o "it , the MU* A I,lv. tons rriginter. convened tet& J. MAIN, Contrealnko 144Y11111 In the Lomita Zee eseellest art , Knmodation for err I.r prinniprin-4007 Y JAMB Tilotkentaeel fu, t hilliwt.egeem C. KLY STEAM 00101111tIOATION io cew vonk. —111•• 'TIZEOZI k 11W =Ad ?MIL v TEAM stlIP COMPANY Oar In II powered lore .4 rre Stesninklyn digesedopira to earbsrk pfterager. .lespalcbrs. WEEKLY VitiEn LIvERPM)L FOR NEW YORK. GLOOM Wethiealay. May 16. CITY M.' BALTI WIRE, Wednesday. Mel V. ednesday, fday 30 Alia every snoese Wednerslay Cabin PedwlP• Inr IT. and 21 gatased sooonling to the acoornino. &Won "TAM Pam" II 'libeled including all provtannis cooked P 116102.11 tar ardiaft and Me Western States booted through MI very ailearelipissa tonna —For farther particulars Mtn INMAN. IR, Water-street. Liverpool or to rd MACEY. a. Mai Willtaatetreet, STEAM from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA via QUEBEC, by the Mos Lad Ocala atoomilp Conignapi Royal Kan Stamen. PROM LIVERPOOL TO QTEABC. Nova Mardian. May In North Briton May SR Burns Amertrao. Mai 11. I Bobeaboa to tallow. teenage money to New York, Boston. Qnsbno, Ilastre4 To- Valieha and Hamilton. to is and en In.. aosomllog to astoomo• rasa. To Portlan. to rod : and to an pools at Caaado, at thooosn rates, aer.o,oao to tariff, to be bad on —Toe /argot wfledan only to SABEL and 9 19, Water line* QTEAM to ROTTERDAM end the RHINE.— Thr Nethertio.ls Wan—boat steam iblp RATA % tIe.CIIOI. W. UMW INNS kin *ft. •Jv the British and YordwilWwwWlmat nomina at 11 This vessel boo sworke wormers —Por trrleit, per,&a, spill al= rain-rd OW* Rewattiwia, W.; Alt OiAr NA sad PH ILLIPP4 Arlie to Ur Ilhusilmis Maw locat Compaq, 11. Rood-Ww, tap Kt IRZLAN D. —CHIAP and lIXPEDMOIIB ROUT; W GREAT WICCIRIIN RAILWAY. to WATRIF PORD sad 00111 L. try Ewan Trains to MILYI H new nowartsi swami Tram tar Ternalnas at New ware frin 8110 a.m. express. sod 41 Am. Min bow Paddingtow Cast —Very Tneeday sml tattir.hy. by suns trains. Ices.—West elms. WI second. eta tidr4, fee ed. Return tickets, arailialik for etas out*. Ant clam. 21*. wood. We. The return etearneve leave Waterford daily at 113 p. 61., sad Nave Cork every 11.aelay ant Vrtday For farther particular, apply at the Railway atatke ; or to Mews. and J.40'1.401, 36, Cannon *sok London, sod lathray atatleek 31111oed Haves. ST. , MARTIN'S HALL. - WEDNESDAY, Mee 16, at 6, an OZATOII.IO, MIN the BAPTIST by llepr, el Vienna . Ord Um la this evaitry Under the dires t.= el Mr. JON N RULLAM. Madre' vocelieta —NW leak; Itimer, Mr. Mays Oesper Mr. Bentley. Tidillft la, fa : Malta la VICTORIA CROBB GALLERY, Berptian rsimaft, IMUA Wu 10 till T. One MOtig. • 9.17, tree. Ms wlbollo al lad @Mit* wftt.aaarsia 000010010. 11 ' 614.1 yPA . ARGYLL d ROOMS Great Windmill-street, Lloson t to Ad of ham to NOTICIL—A NO ALLOW, addedthb IMatifildiddiA ng" diryloodste with the YONNTIOt BAND, adarloa by Mom landles. altd4ordlodaro to the lbsporor Napalm. Opal d girds t. Admilmiss. ti MEI NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, JL LIO Seamus ausemea Calla de %enise , are OPEN inner MMIcING be DANCING. Doors open at half past A dos at U o d.cl. Aokslaka la TRINay LONDONineskol—ltgou PAVILION, Tichborne-etreet, mat spend t evenio to the LONDON PAVILION, tbe to Anent loo ple m in asan London, ng, an g d the beet CONCILDT. Aelemiedon by retreolunest ticket &L— -ike/Alas Meg% Oollselea. Ac. WILDDING and BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. N. 110DZIOCIft. et. Nomdilly, bribes atiootiott to hi. ftI4MOM d DIMINO CASS& TILAVILLING DRAW 1410211. DISPATCH DOI EX, Writ Conk Work Boca , herd ILETICULZ sod Olt BACA of . ILIDIAVAL 110VNTID ETVILLOPI CAM& =TIII6S7OI(n. tad INILITAXIMI so mks boot f.oketa sad Otoro Ilms. late NMI PATEN? lICLPd7LOAINO BOOK oleo • deakee eartoty of ILEGANCIIIti sod onitobio be bleb lloolrellboleint. PILIbiILSTATION. too various to too esetorroto. be but 54 MINIM 110DRIOUVI 42. rkcottill), floolo 1/11WWW7ON Or 111 WINI DOOM EIIROPICAN and COLONIAL 0011LILIT, 122. PftiooOL LW. preomiftes ad Ws shove Ossipsog boi Wry him wand *Or Trig el Priama dog afhtt somomos Shetr pines Sho WO basal W IM sow moolomi 1101r•L VICT Ii OZIA .wasNDT-275. per doom lisdis OPLESOID OLD POST, Ds seen Do Ole w oss ool .) . sn Par doses. INAJUILIXO 11111XAT OZAMPAGNII sm. „ R. JUU CLAM sod viebsoa aeillty 114 a. mem maw 1 . Tals se &ow*. • • • 44 e an 4 sorra Adircia — fiai, _massy. Ac tee . and ?As. logol sow Inlzetuned Into MU countr^ Bottles and padres, billeaml, and els dazes cum free to Lay railway station a#lll/4 sir Wales Price lista tree ow swill. Whoa. Tana* auk. WILLIAM RLIDTLIVINO, Margot. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE, bottled for Exporta ttnn. may be at all times, In the most minable anellibm fur all trete P. YllitNl/ and Co.,!, Ab diesel% lane, elle betels only ALL3OPrB ALB, and solely fur shipment. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No reot.peg metre& Nomura led leereescor Moe. MAJ. BARLOW'S TAUNT CARR IiTAND.—No waste ar sedlaient disturbed In Mad wM mei Mood • kindredkaiL Price its. simuyrni AUTOMATON MIMI 11111 l .—Warranted to me ale Ise et seels yaw. Pries Ils. dLDignielass /rail. SALLOW'S MG =AT SCkW.—WW met a Vetwith • mall Am sad save • taa el ooel . Ma WS POTATO BTRAMIIL—Tba ash anilod to cook sea la mriedies. lP aD wows see Its beaks emlalaaL Plies Be. Ts. la. N.I. I. JAMES BARLOW. 14, Mad Willisra• sere* lsesiwises6 laveador and paisslat. Pm Mat kis meat aod Mbar Is oa every article an others are 'parlous Mitatlem.-I•lskihhed.lB2o. TinBEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and conion la INGL•ND ere et en three to be obtained el PHILLIPS end On, Tea Ma ebb, 4 LI Willlamatrest, Pty. Good Moog metal Coops Tea In 2..101, and ; deb Sondra', Pa U., b. ISt, and 4e. Tea *admires to the mho of Me. MOM imerlase tree to ear railway Matron or motet Mon in laihat • Flee current tree Sagan thee market grime. All goods erelop tree within eight ones of aty. GENTLIMIN.—NOTIOI of RICMOVAL. A. Kr. Kum hoe Me It eheelelety asersary b remove hie bertweir bees etreet mare ressieue proisie, wiredt will astir hew ewes lewh Idly to wen ou the pima erisheeied by lin el nabs Imo= et lea par parr. and every attires we meted with his brim Is wicerdemee therewith. Mr. MIME saw eaten he IL 11100[411LIEZ 110/11:01111111Y, her dears wed et lerieverwewara VIZ NW UIING Dr CAM Slw ApiclAL NoTICIL_ CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GIWEILAL LIPS VW* RA N • o 4 JOLT Y. Zotabft shed Mt • XII air ailed No/lefts OS tM Pattlapallas Sob be am N Ink will b tatltlad at aka mat Bow to ma pots aildlllsool aloire 'meta wet Mir Abbe al Zama awl Ammo et Proper' aar A V llL tililalosi el ati Stalatarsaca et at errcurn. actesty -a sectary. tR si. amterosant, Lastalk. &W. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Weleatreet, Leertes. ight • It MR NOTICE 111111211 Y Girls that • SrICIAL OEUZLAL MIMING of as !Reptiles's et duo goad, will be WU et the 01 Bee. Illeeteheeb Lehigh ea VILMA V, the WA dey et Jame se* •1 It Vela* at wee preehely, for the pewee el hmarles • Phial el the barptes el Ur Asairsaos Feed el Ur 1.01 0. le resew el the the /are e=r Deember het maw, h leen* Oh • Illerd 'paha Omura Medea hit be INK et L il a. bew ma Ohm ele the bloat* Irrigey the tab eh et Jew Mr the wpm deer OMNI the inelethers hive bees *reel le et soh • neeZ ia lupenerace el the prehmline *Me** le the epod of Awl Wise le bore* Mks. Uni sag poen who AM hoe her emoreel* the Maialty ler hem while yore meth lel the =let hie paha hod el the hit neelpt lir dr panirms ..' pretest et sorb Al melt et them* hee la tlC .o. B =e ,.. will be this et If 'Whit perish.—* hie et the WILUAN mina Downs. Afitiary. PELICAN LITE INSURANCE COMPANY. Earahtbbnl in IMT. Lonhar.l WNW, City, awl Si. I:Anting.rrons. Oda% in. "Si ---- HrTnt7 Lancelot 11011 Mil. paR. otton. F R.R. William Jamas !Ammar jrass. John lat.i.. Kai John Luhtioelk I. P. La. Jag A %I /R r, henjamtri thaw, PL . Gtwani . law Matthew [lrt.nanU tiheurin, irl . ,M. P 4. Wy. % ill, W it t ynt7M. P. This Cniwymay utters entapleta warily laoirease Iroise of Preentum wftli pornelpatroa Ia tear4llll.6 Cr;ro c r.itZ f ai li rpart Pr li Un patton In /meta IJIA MR In mane awn with Lae lamoranee o approved arearity, to sarae.4 mot lees thee aaae.. lON I'4 id VOL—AM Ptittriss effected prior to the lit July. 31111. oe thip Bosun Rook of Adam, will peirUclputo In the Bost Litrisi/Ja d Pewit{. - . . . . ILOilk= ?UNICE'. fiserbtary And Ativary. ASH ADVANCES MADE, without delay, C by W lIMNDON urrionturr COMPANY Limlt4d). NA. aped' of Moak bills of ..f.. or mbar afp ="Meli mm Oes.% in y repoyebif by easy InAtshavota mama ea ea 11111011 ate sh.,re eapitsl. l3. = Oa awl seek Proopectuam sad forme mat km ea appikellea. ANDREW JAMAS BOOT. Mannerly Director. GOLD CHAINS —W ATHERSTON awl ISIWODILN beg So eaf Hee stieetion of Me pol.lic to the POEM whisk they deliver Nth th. 1.1 4:mtri.l Mins purebred at Male mirralactory b. 4. es w. 4: Aid; 64 Welles loos . To IS cant gold. eit Awl pre., .63 Is. *I. per ouseee, peke Total . ... . (hi. claim. the 141ALITV: Wigltifilf, Mad VALVE of the gold Are certified. out iciarantemi to the purchaser: Wather. Mon soil Broaden liatitiug for a fair remuneration on the work manship only. which I. thargetl according to the Intrleacy or iif the pattern tTlifilitteroN and HRItODEN, rioldsmltha.-3Lannbetney, lictitiettn..treet, Cotenagartleo. London, W.C. Rata. Plistaci A I. 1790. AWI4) • made of t/Wm, and Jewellery for It eseb.—N. B. This Odithli.hment clue at Sit la ilk* arcolng, and on Saturdays ►t One °clock. MESSRS. THOMAS MILNER and SON, 47A._ 3111A•412•01. Lily. I; oat. mre,—Notwithmaa tam, semity 0 the lire which offline.' on my pnatimes bore as the ens ult., one of p.mt mites whbli I had in wee, and which contained ail my principal books pawn and drinunentu admirably stood its tvit awl preserved WWI the while of its important contents. I have thought it Incumbent as xi* than to inform you of so fortunate • cIIVIUM4IIIIOI. as I as not think their utility and powers of pre- Wreathe AM be WO widely lumens— Yours faithfully. ARCHIBALD DITTIL 10 and 11, Reirwegirriek City, pfieskal, Le. Nth Yam& Mt UNSIGHTLY or °tiro/live VIEWS from ashram re other windows easy be enacesled by ItIAPH 'S. IS. or thr art of imitating gained Maas. adapted for than h •taorrade winnow., c..oterratorteadtc. ra•A .4 indructiong sent pet free for 0.1. Book of etching. pftt f 0..• lira.. A hamiensue specimen of the art adapted to their may Ire lava at A MARION sad tro. a, IST, Revolt .heel. 1,09.1011 lw.lamile and retail. Aptst..t sad rowint. D D • DT6KTH- R. LSKELL'S mlebrated OSTEOPLASTIC Amigi.—The may geppleg for Tender and Decayed •in ant become dere:oar& Yee hem Teeth In lOW* Pereffee for JO *tamps Amebas eackeed &Fyn t :net, Loden being tb. Myleebale, eOl 'SD awl WHITE TEETH are isdispmaable r.r.,na/ ittmetion. and to health art bar , III b lhr pruner 111 L4it tuod MKI LAYIIO (W ONT°. oe Pe arl . a •hite powder composed of the eisulowst aael moat re. lien ingedit rat of the oriental herbal. It estlrputea all garlarms aitoroi to the teeth. ant ensures a ”ari-like white• Mario the emumelleil aortas. arreds the fnrtlar progress of dery nt the teeth. inane,' a Irealtht sidles of the gams. e l, WA". (tm ths-vlubrlous disinfeettag qualities of iblowto. attains s parity and traaranve truly grateful to Is Ma7irhive nil per hot. ratitn ords •'m -The w Row hinito,.• A. . arr on the Itied. marl "A. Rowland sad Am. • II itton g viten. - on the a-v,rwavall stamp. Sold by then, and by chemist. awl parrumera . r L KIT E itEilt - isITE for the SPRING. Anourn the ninny L1...6,1.4 the '.resat age WIWI COI he oht tined t.....eothet the manifold virtues ot Pi %tit "1.1 mitlA If or pheol to the mole nod beidi el the i 44, tw....4 ....thoeni • with es MlP'•gebie •4 I. e.trier It Am, at thit of the swum • ti. lir fr..] Cahoot: orf...r It Aire tnn thin, or turning E wilt in , v.ont it. runt.. 0.14 Mion restore it awls. Th Iron out 1.. ban. Iw:wilful hair. either with Wife • duAild 11••• It :Aily It it alto eh:twitted f.lrstrungtliew Ina the hair. freeing it than Aeurf, and phuiralog how loin w wood. he E.4.114‘..it-.I upwahls of SU years No ItaitAillwr oath ra vtiv...l tt. rriee is gal and Ile. Gay.— .n• 1 .1. tichmuur.. Weill/Avon utrert. W.C. BRECKNXLLN SKIN tit P, the bent for pro .l. int • . lear 141.1 health) •lon In 1. parketa d lion 113 ▪ ""t• "r Turner. awl !bona, by .nt 4. net esamitactinery of wat. 4 oltselne eommorme....l tab*" msg.* czente to Prit i V ln o._ Cbeelle •ft.pnr ) ..lettl. as sum pob*.t ,analee, dl Ilan d Laueb 41 awl *Mkt Imam sad be 4***. swig. "Imt•I'I'• 1111 .1 Lt..* dk *e Mee, $l. Nayuwebsk, London. Add by ty rev— tab.e Make lb Wire gra N.B. —Cash labial awl *pare Is oftempb4 ulth t mum " . CONCERT. To the PRINTING G RA KA N I.a Generally —A CONCERT will take place In the Thenles el the London Mechanics' tostitution. Southampton =Chancery lane, TO-MORROW EVENING ,ilatonlay, OW , tee the BENEFIT of Mr. SAMUEL BUSTIN. , silo met with a severe accident on the ISiti Desseabor last, and has since been lar.apacitated from killevoing hi nt. The following UAW and Haeillemen have kindly given their merlon on the oceesionJ Mils Jolla Harcourt, Miss Forrester. Mrs. Jeanine': Mem Sam Collins Hartley. Critchneld, P . Harley C. Wilkins, lt. Wilkinson. T. Gordon, Elton Williams J. Daniel. N. Collor. Jennings, Heaths., Raynor, J. W. Wil. limascm, T. love* L 1. Dar* Credgington and Gambia ,the Jordan Ilbelreip, ffee Conductors, H. Burton and F. =DOOM epos at Seven . eantroesee at Half-pest Seven . !served tea* la eil.. pit, la ; gallery, ed. Mtand Mrs. GERMAN REND, TO-NIGHT, d EVERT ISMS° except Sollazday:, at ft sal Than ft sag Saturday Afternoons at 1, 111 also *dr POSULAS ILLUSTRATIO NS, "Our Hoene Llrealt * " " lionaiii Statlies." It=a variety of amusing and Inamsollog surcens Lint. at the ROYAL GALLI= et ILLUSTRA• non, t hii nasszt. Lewis/sr" In, fa ; ft. mound atat 114 sal at• Cramer, Peak aid Ow% Regent • 114/ —last of Salts Illisanp. MR ALBERT SMITH'S MONT BLANC TINNIGHT at A and TOMORROW AFTERNOON 4 3. GM WEI NIGHT but Satan ay) at I; and Tuesday and at 3 data*. Staba ir t Ml be le can lawn S ital = ls. 4,3" lenpftrat MR daffy, 11 to 5 • wok pa" pRIJEALKII. —TWO GRAND PICTURES SEMI, earl 12 feet hi 8 feet, containing more thee 100 tZ l TChetttri °l t 'Foley Into the fi vuo tom tly City.-2. Je her .rtatileam. W DM, as aow viewed from the Mount of Olives . The above pictures are sow ON VIZ,/ at Means. I.EGOAI7, HATWASD, sad LOCKIATI - 8, 79. Cordell open dap, from 9 es I chink, be. FRENCH TXIIIIIITION, 1110, —The smurnt AitlttrAL 111111111011 d PICTIIMSis contributions d MIAs et the lteasbaut Rod* NOW 011121.—Adetimiaa cabieguisei.—Opea trout II gab% TRULY EFFICACIOUS and MILD. De. MONTS BILIOVI sad LIM puz. tillatr esee Menedial Imreßent, tram 'bind's_ C a d Dreagr, Idol Moe rib will he Mal Melnik to q - I "be new Orem b=lll 4 l7r un eesieielr e. . eth.d. RELLOC'S LOZIOIOIB and POWDER, =Ara as • kaar d rerjE s i := l "" Friel " :...t "'l my I.7r ts i. Ve lmn".ll. .. C "" et 1.7 iseesies i" lumg: seeel rtt lft in egoliths. Ow= see o ft•elpstlm n 4 r 4 411 the NerierDles= . eill:Lanwat =es inllgeL MINA IMINEMP. la e r n e -Z. Ow bet et Se lel tbe buttie et ft seek lb aeon MNM r Mete '""*". 1 D.Pet. U. /011ZAV. tbmtet. tik rtn• Tn.. winder re • MessIONRIMIMAIIIIPI. era t Lambert, A.!, Jermiwiletet. eftlatred Segebeleleelbstemp. PIH(O ANpSUMIIIII MULL mosiganitsiiii be g to style Lot their pre ps:Woes for SPRING sad lII3EMIUt exceed any of Asir VirGloms as well I. extent as In variety. They hare rioted prteeipl seartsets both at home and abroad for the hest and newest wasedeehnen and have succeeded A coitectiag MA an asiortmsni at goods es bee never before been eahlblied wader ese reef la this ar say ether country. Their BESPOCJI TAILORING 'APARTMENTS have been supplied with as isdleayarisly el the choicest and most pnralar barks. Their READY.MAGH CLOTHING STOCK Is complete In ever respect, and they venture to my that for elegance of style, Jura. talky of material and workmanship, tastefulness of finish and ebeapams, It is quite anequslied. ems to the metropolis of 111 71 1 oTees care bas been bestowed on the HOSIERY, HAT and CAP and DlNT and SHOE DEPARTMENTS, which have been tarnished with an entirely new stock of fashionable and seasona ble goods at such prices as enable the proprietors to offer their patrons very great advantages. H H. —L MOSES and SON take this opportunity of announc ing that they Wend giving their customers the full helmet of OM &battiest of the duty on Mks. Gloves, Ac. 31015N4 and SON, Corner et Mini:wise and Aldrate, and Corner of New Otford•street, and Hart-street. Country Branches : Bradford and Sheffield, Yorkshire. L. Moats and SON wish it to be particularly observed, that if any article be not approved of it will be exchanged, er the money returned. without hesitation. . . _ . Thrir Book for aping and SUMMIT. containing "The Growth if an important branch of British with miss for inessurcrornk and list of prices, my be Vii gratis on applb gallon, or poet free. THE " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, mods to ,uzs colours sad patterns, and pordadsrly sampled kr voidasoidiss, Inseam and Waimea This is volverialls So be tlio mod 000donsills sod sorries- Ma Sidi Orr isdestood.. bias frost 365. _ To la ;jibed of IL Nail ;ad NM, comer of leworles sas diesita NA arras, of New Word-street sad lisrtaireet. UPTIJR E B.—By Lotter Pate nt. mum; mum; mne-mAtx LIN TRUSS (perheied and @AMMON to lb, lihibittiev, ism .Unwed M urg .N A o f MOW legibelea tic the moot effective laewflw is the cure- Yee ccocAmeat ot HAILNIA. The um, of a steel srebg, ft often Mlhl f• he ale% le here avoided • eat b.. Wes teem ma d the he*, slam the requisite mitather power le scipplied by the 310 C-MAIN PAD sad I'ATICNT Ur= lUDs with se toweh ere said sleseme that it ce neat be &Meted, end ma he were deeleg A deesciptive dream , may be had. and the Tram by post, us the cdreemeereece at the Mgr MUMS below the Wpm belie Net be the writer, Mr . A. thiebitiell Taus Oa the men pia. ;IX:Zed a her h well rips Wile. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1880, LIFE ASSURANCE. —Hr. JONES (of the Int of Dario sad C. 0.1 deltver • LICTUES ow un AIBUILANCIL iTheit t$ la, Mr* It to be. and How to aria tt at IzatatJa" tins& as WEDNISDAY, May 10. at bat Mk °Week D,a Guillarra asseelat with eriettne Palma* preelar. sad young people are invited. nabob drew) at th e Atkin Oise tor We imams, I. Finch- Wm, OissM. Warta Ere birdied to sileed. TiINEW LONDON REVIEW of Politico, l l itoraftre, Art, sad loolety, sesdeeted by Camas MAMAS, LLD , AMA& IeVAIY RATURDAY NOUN -ING. 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Mk Onroblll or the Author. u above THE THAMES COIMICIIVANCY.—Oh Monday an influential deputation of gentlemen interested in preserving from encroachment the waterway of the River Thames, waited, by appointment, upon the Duke of Somerset, as First Lord of the Admiralty, to complain of the unsatis factory working of the present Board of Conservancy, and to press upon the government the necessity of its re-construction upon representative principles, as is the case with the Issinls connected with the Humber, the Mersey, the Clyde, the Tyue, the Severn, and other rivers. The deputation having (through Mr. Ayrton and other speakers) expressed then views of what they conceived to be the uaeneelitin• Menai eianicter el the iicard of Conservancy, the Mega sod =lslime of Ns proceedings, and the elmdi red f be ceemiiitutten (a majority of its members being required to be members also of the City corporation), the Duke of flemseeet informed them that their remedy might be eeedt by bgialative enactment, and promised to consult his oolisegmee is to the aseeseity of proceeding An that direc tion. The deputation having ease* lodged the evertor of his withdrew. Bianca Rini VOLIIIITZMUL—We have freadawne in announcing that the Prince of Wales has tie honorary oolonelcy of this oor Hee Wabaty ac e Prior ► Consort, taking into contsthe the ref tins =ban between the government sad the were ebr- in favour of the step, and his royal l at wapaeimaiy acceded to the application made to Caverat Paukca. —The first opera concert of the assios tales place this day (Friday), Mr. Benedict being the esthinaiter. THE CENSUS 07 NEXT YEAR. Yesterday Lord Palmerston was waited upon at Cbashrideprhouse, by four deputations, represent/Ze d dimme r ties, the Congreiptiocal Union, the of mai Ministers, and the executive of the Me ration y ; wbo wished to aequaint his lordship, as the bead of the government, with the strong objections enter tained by the dissenting body to that part of the Census BM, now before parliament, which compels every house . holder, under a penalty, to state the " relusprofissioa" of every one sleeping in his house on the lo n i v i cif c lh i s s eensus Sunday. The four deputations met his jointly, and it was stated that, if time bed permitted, other would have availed themselves of the opportunity of Matins/ sp its views. Mr. Frank Crossley, introduced the Mans, and Sir S. M. Pato, M.P., was also present. Mr. Hall Terrell, the ktev. Gesso BMW the Rev. H. Mudgia, and Mr. Carvell Williams Mated the rase of the bodies they re spectively represented ; other gentlemen also taking part in the discussion. It was stated that instead of the people co-operating, as they should do, with the government in obtaining statistics affecting the axial intermits of the people, large classes, in eluding many thoughtful and patriotic men, would at all risk decline giving information which they thought could not properly be milted for. It was pointed out that in many mess householder, would do injustice to the inmates of *sir houses by giving, either from carelessness or partisan. gyp, incorrect information respecting the religious opinions Id emmints, I ..ers, and others. Many also would be un able miliefitetmlly to define their own ecclesiastical position, smi wild make a return in so general or doubtful a shape Big It *add be utterly _valueless. To state the religious teed** al the hundreds of thensands of the ssomani. 'iffy lam really made WOO would be a mockery. The power given to the memerstore to ask questions, under a penalty might, in respect of this matter, also prove a source of great annoyance. The deputations did not object to a census of the number of places of worship, and the in tent of accommodation provided ; as each information mild be obtained without giving any offence, and by afford* a means of comparison with the facts revealed at the WEARY of 1851, it would stimulate religious and philanthropic effort, as that census had unquestionably done. It wee finally urged that the results of the census, if taken as proposed, would only occasion irritation, while the legisla ture would be ignorant. or be misled, as regards the real religious condition of the people, and a mass of Mattetics would be collected which would be delusive, and in some cases dishonest also. The suggestion of the Statistical Society, that this part of the amens might be made op tional, was objected to on the ground that the value of such information depended on its completeness, and that it wee better to be without statistics than to have statistics which would lead to erroneous inferences. . . . . Lord PausEMSTON, in reply, said that be should acquaint, his colleagues with the strong feelings existing among the bodies represented by the deputation He thought that any ems was neoesia&y open to some d the objections urged ; for *Mahe aa to aesepttlia sad op e milt et uaany be Masessai as Issperliasat. Ho should have that , woad not hare hem the dlieft stiessibal data- Ls the eeelseisetiell paladin d sad that, at say rats, there was the sums aloft in saying to whom the plans of worship blbseged. t was replied to this, tbst they were abeady segistesed as regards denomination.] He HaleAt that the steads, obtsdasi at the lad eras ore d Ws value rata hed beta triptearited ,• for the no.. bee efatteadasb at pissed weedipeaapoileslar eastimy was altested by reather. by steam. sod by ether amp * Ol 4 Wvalluilltsit.... ll t. int lib pia pram ect 4 pairowit wadi be latter to take Eidttele = il ef=ssits. iaay ebmod to le li b j= be meldered , and lie Idil abeabi set be preZed u for warittoo hastay. It appeenid to be the impassion of the gentlemen pre sent that his lonlship's lemeelion to take only the amount of accommodation, sad te elision the attendances sod per sonal profession, wvaii be ea amptable alteration. After his lordship bad MM theaked for his attention to the matter, and the deputise bed explained to him the object of the Cl:mashie Trustees WI with a view to obtaining the support of the government, tie eispatatioas withdrew. SAILORS' HOME AND DESTITUTE SAILORS' ASYLUM. The annual meeting of the patrons of this insti tution was bold yesterday in IYe spacior building in Well street, near the London Docks ( Admiral 801174111 prellidint The proceedings were opens* with prayer by the Env. . A. Baynes, chaplai of the institution. The report, which Ina read. 4 the sissinlna Captain "AL Plena, 14.)1, MINI that eLs institution bad noir been in active operation for 25 years. Its claims upon public liberality were especially to be urged at this monient,when so much attention was given to the condition of the British sailor, and to the necessity of augmenting our naval service. The directors of the Sailor,' Home had endeavoured to bring under the notice of the seamen who boarded there the considerate instructions lately issued by the Admiralty with reference to the treatment of merchant seamen on en tering the Royal Navy, and with the same object an address had been published by Admiral Sir H. Hope, which was likely to have a beneficial effect. Two offices within the builffing had been placed at the disposal of the officers em ployed to enter seamen for the Beet or volunteers for the Naval Reserve. Since the last anniversary 8,225 boarders bad been received into the Sailors' Home, of whom 2,436 were old boarders. On some occasions the number of applicant, to be admitted had been larger than the number for whom accommodation could be provided. Since the beginning of the institution, no les; than 112,598 mailers lied enjoyed the advantages it offered, without which, no doubt, many of those confiding men would lave become the dupes of the crimps and plunderers who beset them whom ever they went ashore. Several instances of the wicked machinations of those persons, in the neighbourhood of tie London Docks, were referred to in the report. It WY re. marked with satisfaction that the seamen as a Cilli MOW showed themselves better able than they formerly woe to resist the various temptations to which they were= As au evidence of their improved habits, it was that, during the past year, the mum of 69,1041. hrl less received from sailors for safe custody by the mameme ef the institution, of which money 30,0001. had been forwarded to reach them is safety upon their arrival at their own homes, or else sent to their relatives and friends, to be kart for them against the hour of need. The financial position of the institution was a sound one ; the accounts regu larly underwent examination by a paid auditor • and Vll6o= legacies rod donations had been received . The annual subscriptions had amounted to 1,0761., and the amount received from the sailors themselves as board money kat the rate of tgelve or fourteen shillings a week for each man) was 7,581. The directors had dock to the amount of 5551., and had a balance Mhamd odoi 13201. at their bankers. The report also alluded to the establishment of a cricket club amongst the boarders, and to some other recreations, such as an excursion to Epping Forest, in which the men had indulged. The reading room and the lectures, the attendance at divine service, and other gratifying features in the conduct of the institution and behaviour of its Inmates, were likewise alluded to. The report of the Destitute Smilers' Asylum, which has been in existence for thirty-three yews, was equally fa vourable. Since its establishment, it wee observed, it had been the means of rescuing 39,148 seaman from the mise ries, or possibly the crimes, of destitution. Before the asylum was opened, numbers of British sailors were fre quently to be found phasing the most inclement nights in We Open street/ of Loudon. The asylum was open to any man, of whatever nation, who could prove himself to be a sailor and in distrese ; food, shelter, clothing, and medical attendance were supplied him. 588 men had been relieved by the asylum during the past year. The income of the asylum had been 1,2281., and there was a balance of 213/. in haul. Captain Sir G. P. Berrova moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded by Captain T. R. SULIVAN, R.N. The president, directors, and auditors Jor the year en suing were elected, and a resolution passed expressing grati. tude to God for the sums= with which the instAtation had boon blessed. The Bev . Mr. Conway, chaplain of Woolwich Dockyard, Captain Barnett, R.N. Mr. T. Smithery, Mr. Montague Gore, and other gentle;nen, addressed the meeting, amongst whom were a number of the sailors themselves, who heartily cheered the kindly things that were said of them, and listened very attentively to the moral and religious advice bestowed on them by the different speakers. A vote of thanks to the gallant chairman ended the proceedings. THE CONRERVLTIVE REOLOTRATION jUISOCIATION. —The annual meeting of this association was held yester day afternoon, in the Thatched Moms Tavern, St. James's. The Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot presided, supported by Viscount Ingeetre, M. Lord John Manners i. Z.r., Sir W. M. T. Farquhar, Ba r t ., Lawrence Palk, ~ M.P., Colonel Elsey, Colonel Wood, Captain Morley, . Pow. mall, Fail., R. N. Fowler, Eiq., Charles Dimsdale, Eaq., R. Dimsdale, Esq., Captain Talbot Major Hamilton, Horatio Day, Esq., the Rev. Dr. Worthington, ke. The Duke of Merl borough, the Duke of Buckingham, the Earl of Donoughmore, Lord Burghley, M.P., and many other members of parliament, were unavoidably absent. The report of the executive committee was read, and afforded a very satisfactory retrospect of the exertions of the aasocia tion during the past year in the county of Middlesex and the metropolitan boroughs ; and a confident expectation ' was expressed by the various speakers that at the next general election the eighteen metropolitan seats would not be allowed to be occupied exclusively by liberal, without a practical contest. It was mentioned by various spmkers, including the officers of the association and the load agents, that the registration was already in the condition fully to authorise a struggle for the county, and for at least two or three of the boroughs. Carnal. PALACH. •••• OHS SHILLING Day. — T lU4DAT, MAT 10.—Admissions 00 . pappent, 1,538 ; ditto by season tickets, 388 ; total visitors, 1,907. (Stamped Id. Additional.) DRAMA. •-•-• LYCEUM._ M. Laurent has opened this theatre for " French operatic and dramatic es ;" the first of which took place on Wednesday t,and consisted of Auber's well-known opera, La Part du Diable, followed by a on set operetta, called Le Menage aux La/armee, originally produoed at the Bootle* Parisians IL Laurent has began his camppaaigrgnn with spirit, and his eateeprise seems likely to be euoce.tal. He has formed a good operatic company, not exhibiting any star of great magnitude, bet composed of performer of talent, and euffment, apparently, for getting up the ben works of the Parisian repertoire. The orchestra, moreover, is good a point of vital importance. It is small, indeed, as might be ex pected, and would be immensely improved by the reinforce ment of a few stringed instrument, to create a substantial body of tone and balance the strength of the wind and braes; bat all the performers play well, setae of them admirably, and, upon the whole, they did justice to Auber's rich and brilliant inetrumentation. MUSIC. TIM LONDON Liu Illt AND MADRIGAL UNION.— This SOCiLik ed. wts= v4 4l l/Obtitil eatertaininente we have fre quently a new series of performances at the Gallery of IThrm=. The first wan reason Wed. nwelay affirm?* t end thily ai tole continued every Wed. menday and FnilAy at One Air* VC On logs at sight . ` 7'&e prveraz or rtaneaffa ai ra= minty's' °invalid oar the *Mai of the manie *stash* as , before—anentand modern madrigaimmilgleeemingledirkth old naticnal ballads ; but several pieoes were now in trodii cad for the first time. Of these, the most remarkable were Mao- Wren's 'madrigal. " Maide*, never go a-wooieg," trim his, =Marks 11., an sulmrabla imitation of the old style ; 's glee, "Blew, thou *hates wind r Lord Moruu* tan's "Bent, rot es , lend Burr: Masida the foe old Scottish MOW, id Gregory. The timgin. on ' fore, Were Mies* Wells and Mess* =MN lAD& mkt WAN': Ina Efts sang " arc with spathes whichlidi a vieible imprimionontheandisma. She is the bast of ill our ballad-e ngem Her voice is of I singularly s ym pathetic quality—its ye. tones " are full d team her simplicity, and the Minnie of every ap pearame of art, have a charm which is truly the perfectim of art. Mr. Oliphant discharged his function of " literary illustrator" with his usual felicity, giving a great deal of curious informatioh about our old English song with such unaffected liveliness of manner, and so many touches of quaint humour, rte enhance row the spirit and the interest of the entertainment. ST. OEOSOE'&IN-THE•EI3T. The Bishop of London held a confirmation yes terday at Christ Church, St. ()gorge -in- the .East, when several candidates were admitted to the solemn rite. At the CODCillaiell of the ser►ice the following addrem was proemial to hie lordship by the incumbent of the district, the Rev. G. H. : TO THZ WORT HON. AND WORT HIV. THE LORD BISHOP or LONDON.. Christ Church Vestry, May 10, 18d0. My Lord,—We, the undersigned clergy, churchwarden, and members of the committee of Christ Church, St. George.in.the-Emt, having bad our attention called to a letter addressed to your lordship, and published by the Rev. B. King, rector, under the title of " Sacrilege and its Encouragement," beg leave to express to your lordship, on the occasion of your personal presence amongst us this day, our disagreement with many of the sentiment, of that letter, and our deep regret that your earnest endeavoun to bring about peace and harmony in the parish have met with so little success. It is unnecessary for us to enter into the causer of the dis turbances' by which St. George-in-the-East has obtained an unennsble notoriety ; but as occupying principal Aloes connected with the largest district church and congregation in the pariah, permit us to testify our entire sympathy with your lordship, and . our confidence in your judgment m the exercise of your episcopal jurisdiction. Praying that it will please the great Bead of the Church to send down amongst us the spirit of truth, peace, and quietness and that your lordship a efforts in this cause rosy yet be blessed with the desired success, we beg to subecnbe ourselves, with deep " ru ' lordship's obedient and faithful servants, Gen H. WWI, M.A. Incumbent I. Gen. G. Morton, B. Senior Curate • Winn= JeYiers, Curate ; R 2 S. WEdissas, John F. Hea ted, Churchwarden ; W. H. Fonlger, W. J. Thompson, W. Newson, J. Compton, W. Heated, William Chittern, Edward Williams, Frederick W. Francis ; John T. Waal, Hun. Sec. The Brhop, on receiving the address, expressed his warmest t hank s for the sympathy expressed towards him self ,• and mid, that the common sense both of the dery and laity must admit that the best mode of settling the dis turbances in the parish was to submit the whole question to the diocesan, who would act impartially in the matter, and, by God's blessing, be enabled to restore the peace which had been so long and so unhappily disturbed. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SintGloom—The following gentlemen having undergone the necessary examinations for the diploma, were admitted members of the College at • meeting of the court of examiners on the 7th and Bth instant, viz :—Messrs. Samuel Moire Ward, Cambridge ; George Wharton Clone Richmond, Yorkshire ; Willia Townley Duncan Caldwell, Kennington Park ; Richard Davy, Chumleigh, Devon • Daniel Seaton, Dorset-square, Regent's-park ; James Co tt on Arnold, Beck Lanca shire ; James Bathgate Dickinson, Leeds- John WlDi a Brecon, South Wales • Thomas Hani shi i Castle Ireland, county Kerry; Carr Holidock Roberts, tesbetry,Dorset ; Philip Edward Miall, Bradford, Yorkshire ; Robert Godol phin Long, Sturmirorter, Dorset ; John Bubb, Cheltenham ; Horace Jeaffreson, Framlingham, Suffolk; Samuel Griffith, Trernadoc, Carnarvonshi re ; Henry F. Nathan,Wool, Dorset; Charles John Workman, Reading, Berkshire ; Charles Samuel Matthews, Portugal - street , Lincoln's-inn-fields ; Henry John Yekl, Sunderland ; Dancer Thane, Islington ; Charles Edward Prince, Beldam, Cambridge shire ; Edward Olive, Hellingley, Hurst-green ; James • Short*, South ampton ; Robert Percy Midlemist, Great Coram-street, Russell-square ; John Williams, Dooonater ; Richard Joseph Ireland , Galway ; Francis Henry Welch, &masted, Essex • Kenrick Bold Wi ll iams, Conway North Wales ; John H ughes Williams, Holyhead; EdmuniLEocles, Laogndge, near Preston ; Francis Mark Cann, eter ; Francis Douglas Harris, Gower-street, Bedford-aquare ; George Henry Case, Fareham, Hants, and Henry Charlton Radian, Falmouth. At a recent examination for the diploma of this college two candidates were rejected, the one for having copied the semen of another student, and the other for referring to a text book, and not only were these gentlemen rejected, but by a resolution of the court they will not be allowed to pre sent themselves for re-examination until the expiration of six months. This is mentioned, as from the admirable ar rangeraents adopted by the authorities detection would be sure to follow any attempt to obtain the College diploma by such dishonourable means. THE Marsopouvme UNDER/MOW/ID RAILWAY.— A deputation from the Euston-road Trade Protection Asso ciation (formed at a public meeting of inhabitants, shop keepers, and others residing in the Easton-road, to oppose, and, if seminary, to take liege! proceedings for the removal of the present obstructions in this thoroughfare, caused by the alleged negligent manner in the carrying out of the above railway) had an interview with the vestry of St. Pancras on Wednesday. Having set forth their grievances, which the deputation declared were so great as in many instances to cause an almost entire suspension of business, they re quested that the vestry would lend their aid for the aboli tion of the present unnecessary obstructions. A discussion ensued, in the course of which several members of the vestry denounced the manner in which the works had been carried out. It was ultimately resolved, on the mo tion of the Bev. Robert Eckett, seconded by Mr. Fincham, '• That the chief surveyor be instructed to take immediate measures, under the advice of the solicitor, to protect the inhabitants of this parish from being inconvenienced by the , deposit of soil in the Easton-road, and other streets in this parish, in accordance with the provisions of the Metropo litan Railway Act, 1854." The deputation then thanked the vestry_and withdrew. AxUNPORTUNATZ PEOPHET.—A little grey haired-men, named Richard Parkinson, was yesterday charged with fortune-telling at the Liverpool Pohee-court. In the course of the proceedings it transpired that the pre ironer did a "roaring trade," and that he was patronised by wee of the fist families in and about Liverpool ; and, judging from the number of letters found in his house, written on fancy and scented paper and in the most appoved style of female adigraphy, there is no doubt that the "little man " woe quite a favourite with some of the Lan- eashire Witches. One of the letters, signed " Aa, and dated from Waterloo near Liverpool, containing_ an enclosure of money, requested " My dear Mr. Parkinson" to look in the glass and tell his fair correspondent if "Miss L—e had an ' evil eye' on Miss Augusta's bean." The game billet also stated that "Pa " had been very kind of late with his allowance of "pin-money," and thanked Mr. Parkinson for his kind interposition on her behalf with the 'ruling planet." Several other documents contained matter of the most offensive and blasphemous nature ; and, after a severe reprimand from the magiitrate, the prisoner was sent to gaol for three months. Fitiotnrso Hoene/int.—A petition to parliament ' has been very numerously signed by females of Woolwich arintt the b i ll intratlueM by Lott' Raynham, which pee -1 vides for the nfliction of corporal punishment for weedy,' upon females. IT WOPENCE. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, MAT 10. At a Congregatiou this day the undermentioned were conferred —S. E. Hardest, H. Brand- V. J. Coltman, J. Kempthorne, C. Puller, H. Smith, Trinity College ; B. G. Mead, H. M. Hamby, F. G. Sykes, J. Wright, St. John's College ; G. T. Palmer, Bt. Peter's College ; H. T. Braithwaite, R. H. Manley, Clare College ; W. Henry ley Johnson, J. C. Sharp, Caine College • J. W. Mellor, Trinity Hall ; H. G. B. Find College ;W. Fowler, Christ's ;C. W. Magdalene College ; J. J. Raven, G. J. E. Bladore, Emmanuel College. Theßee. Arth ur Eden, M.A., otf ra lueen's College, Oxford, was admitted ad eundat use. The degree of Mr. Johnson, of Calm College, was, y special grace, conferred in his absence, he being at pre sent resident as a schoolmaster in the dioome of Graham's town. additional examination for the degree of Bachelor of Law is fixed by the Regius Professor to MT. mews on Tuesday, May 29, at 9 a.m., in the Senate-house. Names are to be sent in to the Professor (Dr. Abdy), at 25, OXFORD, Mar 10. DEATH OF THE BOHM Pionenos or SILESCILIT...— It is with much regret that we has% to reword the death of that eminent Banscrit scholar, Mr. Horace Hayman Wilson, M.A., of Exeter College, Colonel Beden's professor of that language in this uaiversity, which took place at 14, Upper Wimpulsetreet, London, on Tuesday last. In a Congregation holden this morning at ten o'clock, the following degrees were conferred i—llseters of Arts : Pleaseldr After Walker end Fronds Grant Hartwell, -Sminseoallegs ; Jtsv. Wanda B. .gireakell, Oriel ()oiler ; Jahn Greenwood and James Robert Walker, Christ Chwels Rev. Philip F. Mot and James Walker,' Trinity Colko David Rathbone, Ressemose College • Rev. Jolts Co r Barker, Jams College. • Baiihslors of irte : Barris Clayton, Firseeneee College ; Charles Edward °amide, iVadhein Wile. At the same time the follovft gentle men were admitted ad essidrin :—Rev. George Fred: W. linnby M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge • Rev. Charles Joseph'emnidge, hL A, Catharine College, Cainbridge. The nmixiegree day it Friday, May 18. NAVAL AND MILITARY. • WOOLWICH,"Mar 10. The Rev. M. R. Scott, one of the garrison I=7 at •Wodlwieh, is ordered to bb saatioded at on his appointment as chaplain to the forces. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 10. The diviiiint of the Channel fleet under the nom mend of Roar-Admaal Erskine is to be out of the handsof the dockyard staff son &nudity, and to be ready for sea next week. ialpenesne, 51, Oaptain Marks Ewait, is expected to sad on Satanlay or Sunday, with Vice-Admiral Martin, for the Mediterraneen. _ _ _ _ _ _ The gunboat Badger has been found to be so defective that her crew has been turned over to the Rainbow, gttn boat, which will mil in a few days for Ireland, as a tender to the Ajax, guard-ship. The court-martial assembled to try Lieutenant Patrick son, of the Asia, for drunkenness, which was adjourned owing to the prisoner being seized with a fit of epilepsy, resumed this morning. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and wee sentenced to be disallowed the Asia and placed at the bottom of the list of lieutenants. QUEENSTOWN, MAT & Her Ma j esty's ship Megtera embarked this morning Major Sir George Robinson, 11 officers, and 350 meo of the 2'nd Regiment, for Malta, who arrived at Cork from Dublin on the sth. She likewise takes out foe Gib raltar Captains Hill and Still, and 50 men, Royal Artillery, Lieut. Blunt, R.&, and 1 man ; and for Malta, 3 officers of the 22nd, and 1 lady ; 3 officers of the 23rd, and Lieut. Brine, Royal Enflames% The Megan will nail to-morrow. ADMILAVYY, MAY 10.—APPOINTMENT9 AND PRO monoxs.—Aeting Assistant-Surgeon J. Allen, confirmed as amistanteargesn in the Liffey ; and P. Keehn, confirmed as assistant-merge= in the Industry. The First Lord of the Admiralty has bestowed the good service pension rendered vacant by the death of Vice-Admiral Sharpe on Admiral Sir J. Lotus, Bart. BPOBTING. SALISBURY RACES.—TstraspAy. Owner limn of 50 son. ; winners extra. (5 fi grrists awe Axle by Sweetmeat out of 3 yr 4 db t mft e s:;l 1 lad Palmenlan feyf ns Mt lab (A. Day) 2 Mr. I. H. C. Wyndbens's Flame, 4 yrs, let 71b (J (Mater) 3 The following dm ran :—Oster, The Nun, Voandak, Joe, Australian Maid, Glentlinning, and Grand Mistress. Betting : 2to 1 iest Rowley, 4 to 1 apt Chere Arnie, 6to leach against (band Mistress and °loath/ming, 7 to 1 apt Joyettee. Won by a head ; two kngths between second and third ; Grand Mistress was fourth, and Joyeuse fifth. T 23 Orr Bowl, value 25 son., added to a Sweepstakes of 6 son. each. Optional selling weights. (Five furlongs.) Mr. F. Robinaces Apollo by Pyrrhus the First, styes . 7st 31b (0 Fordbuil 1 Mr. Merrfs b f by Birdesteber oat of VeaL . 2 yrs (4•1.) Set Mb (Reel 2 Mr. W. Day's Chain Pier, I yrs (60E), 54 Mb.. (J Adams 3 Mr. J. Wooicotre Corfu, 2 yrs (40E), 6st Sib ..(Maltbouse 4 Mr. Roe's Foretop, S yes (40E), 7st Sib (Spooner 6 The betting opened at even on Apollo, and closed at even on Chain Pier, 4 to 1 agst The at Ally, and sto 1 apt Corfu. Won by half a length, bad third: The winner wan bought in foe 155 guineas. THE Wn7,axia. STAKES of 25 son. each ; 15 ft, and only sif declared, with 50 added. The owner of the second horse to save his stake. Two miles. (31 subs, 90 of whom paid 5 Dom each.) Mr. T. Parr's Pan, by Midas, 4 yrs, ad (0. Mr. Posoock's lia4sh Brooke, 3 yrs, tist 4lb Cove,) iNre Lord Portsmouth a Tame Deer. aged, Ost lib Gloster) S Mr. ft Bars Fgbert, lyrs, est 411 i (Malthouse) 4 Arirest. 3 YTS. tat 101 b . (J. Adams) 5 Mr. Mitruty's karma; eyri, est . The following oleo started : Theodora and Claire. Betting : 5 to 2 eget Claire, 4 to 1 each apt Tame Deer and Attrees, 5 to 1 eget Pan, 10 to 1 each aget Theodora, Arbon, and Rajah Brooke. Won by four lengths, same between the second and third. Claire and Theodora did not par the post. Tal SALIBIWItT STAMM, a semertakes of 10 San. each, with 50 added ; for 2-yr-olds. a mile. (14 subs.) Mr. J. Merry's Folkestone. by Wei:etcher, 8d ISIb (Inc. J.. (G. Fordhand 1 Mr. IL Rail's Marermsa Lea Mb (Faulkner) 2 Lord Portsmouth's lookawn, Bst lab The following also ran : Bourbon and Emote. Betting : Bto 4 on Folkestone, 3to 1 each apt Baroness and Emote. Won by half a length, bad third; Bourbon was fourth. YORK SPRING MEETING--Tausaray. Tax Qum; 13TAKZS. Cos 111110. Mr. Edwards's Jack Spring 1 Mr. W. aeon's Prologue Mr. Richmond's Steelton TEE ZETLAND STA/LIIL T.Y.C. Lard Stamford's Walloon 1 Mr. J. Osborne's topnotcher Lord Glasgow's f by Teddingtos or Harbatiss, oat of Maid of !Whom Eight ran. GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. Two miles. Mr. Barber's Ben Webster 1 Lord Glasgow's Fax Mr. Whittaker's First Lard Twelve ran. Tax STAND Sums. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 11 yards.) Mr. James's Anew 1 Mr. G. W. Yantis Buttercup 2 Eleven ran. THE firma Or. LEGER. One mile and a half. Lord Derby's Cape Flyaway Mr. Whittaker's c by Andover—General Wit llama's dam Eight ran. Tug Knavr.sulat PLATE. Half a nifle. Mr. H. O'Hara's Neely 1 Mr. I. Ringaton'i Meyorbeer Twelve ran. Full particulars in our next. A CHAMPION OF OTHEIL DATB.—Whilst the whole country is ringing with the praism of Tom Sayers' pluck, courage, and endurance, and be is being feted in public and in private, it may not be amine to remind our s porting friends that at Colebrook, in this county, there re sides the well-known Abraham Cann, who is nearly three score and ten yews of age, who in former days was champion wrestler of England; a man who was never beaten in Wilde, whonevereold his backer,whonever disgraced his county by foul play or vinous habits, and who, when in his prime, was the means of others pocketing thousands of pounds whilst he himself remained poor. He is now unable, by age and failing health, to earn a subsistence for himself and family, and therefore compelled to accept parochial relief. Some friends of the veteran champion, however, have commenced a subscription for him, with the view of alleviating in some degree the bitterness of poverty which in his declining years has fallen to his lot ; and we arc requested to state that Mr. Langdon, of the Bull Inn, Exeter, will gladly re. nave for that purpose any contributions which may be kindly entrusted to him.—Exeter F! my Post. GRIAT PEDINITRIAN FEAT. — W e (Derby Reporter) understand that Mr. Charles Nalby, of London, a celebrated • n, has been matched for • bet of 5001. to walk ,500 mile* in 1,000 homy. The feat is to take place in a short time either at Nottingham, Derby, Chesterfield, or Sheffield.