The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-12 00:00:00

Y• f°, & 'lk• , vtv a g re%SSalid , ._ , • A. • • z••• No. 4.654.] IVOR i.`.%LeI:TT A , cal ling at MADRAS. I lllr well known rlon.er saidlary stearn.ahlp HY LIASPOI, •.0 ton.. sO !sew pow. r. U 11 VOIO 4 ThIt. Con/sander, now j; o tiag r t,ors Oda-, LOl4Oll, will how on the 13th Jaly sett. end... Whine M 014 knrluo Grartrend on the I:4MJ ell hi. nr..andh td ship. both rtprowly foe the India trade. Kw lavu tbonm.bly minted, haa not-rate wormwoods. b oo 1.4 tob,••• tiOnt. 411.1.1 .111 tarry an expr neared 1111 t sss , Ti ho tolt.sol ..o the I.ith Smoot by the fantwilth too Joeel,n. 2.343 lows. sowtswese power. 1. w • : Km eon- Marie?. lb, rervits sill he enertlme e ed the nth of euli n e . coed's' moth by the lellowin; e ins b om. GOLDIV I PLIECE. tn... O. Western, Coansmader. JA-sivil • . . • .. KIM .. T. Thornhill, Commander. WIEN °rill): Si iI*TII 2.121 .. MI Wrt, Consammisr. CALerTT A . t.ta .. D. W. Welsh, C.eamander. rus.vuk 2.316 .. W. Y. reppereotne, Csomodr. V. 4 fn. hrld ~r .:se* p.m e bleb do sot exceed thew of inn elose sonor .sup. ..taplY 31....ra. W NtILAV and Co.. wrat aS. )k..r.. ALE ItKIl NtllT and Ca, 1* Lmlealt.Bll Areal, er at the office. of the root India and tendon shipping Cuomo) ,Liolted , a, 31Incinttlane, 211:111.1113 DithW, neentary. NOTICE to SHIPPERS and PASSENGERS pot Soot hello am* Lomita Minas _Compaara lcrev irt moms, tub taw as. roosnat Osamander, bor it.ll aral L'AIATTTA Disol—Tila Ship wUI into the Victoria Latakia N.A. ,ot N. mornaliat of tho nth hot All 11/864a_salk ,brary hae..mit” matt 1,. alitasaidlo tad Awed hy soon Of Off promos PANEsi ANttly mia ,„. 4 . 4 se ... b . * a t Gesoese ee t h.Gwe soya of Mo t DAY. 13tH inst.—rot ffolglit or pow do not en..... 41 the.r of Orgt•claas waft Alps' osob Is Man.. :VIOLA If and Co.. it, Parbe*t.. Plosar.. ALEILLI) tiltaTT awl Co.. LA LC.. or at thol.lol,os of the Comore,. a. S.C. ILICRAID , Oraniat7. WaRB. MONEY WIORAM awl SWOP Obis Sithwall l ard, bowies) LINE et ?SCUT SHIPS Sr AOSTHALIA.—Ifet lILSOURSIS Port PhMIL Direct ito have lbe el ngl Dodoes SATURDAY, ISO et Jab, ealli ElOmer Ado IP OrtH A VTON, 1,100 tows 3 re agl eV ,A, Vlkalisaanaer . . bin.; In the Lea Indio Decks ;Alp one of Messrs hlonoy tel,:ram and Some celetowlei lbw of Fuchsia. wtorh romproes the euffoik, Swum Yiddish Nurtutk. Leurotrobl re. it, t "the, fast, tays lls 0.11 willkomm breltt and :Stet eterriely for the Maw Mile Se Iter Her w. coromo.lations for all Wawa 11l OM owl she ffi will carry ea tergesa.—Yer er a pearorte apply to W•LBD, , awl MORAN, Dame camel ertrrant sod Das, ISS, LeedielAll-Areel pompom by Wehrle of pockets an inemend lien I. So Plymouth mut -dam fur secoftlAdaw bra. awl Ow thint elms area WIK LY STEAM CONINI7NIOATION to ?!ftW YORK We L—ThoLIVINPLIOL. NNW mg PIILADI.LI . IIIA MGM SNIP COMPANY Wing ibm tuU powenng Ina %crew nua Mounalipar o rs . all Quelearas lrark pumpers and Glonindebss, al w Kb% L Y to oti LI% yyntit. rot YbNW YORK. CITY OF BALTIIIOIIII.. Wethiesday, July I/. KANILII4III, Medamlay. Judy 14. 171 A. Wedainday. July St. Awl every .14..cre.11434 Wed 54.4147. Cobb isamart. 1:.. t:. an.l 31 gains.. acermilag M Ite OPOSINI. Mrlea Vormrani pm... Age. 8 guinea.lseledlaggairdalicii 44441441 !wear. ersuda and %Do Weston booked ieL an t7nMa s ii i irr47 3 2 l" %r rag terui-Pan!-Jr. 11ACST. SI. Mug Wiltlawalearl. Op. :AL HOUMA/ICI COMPANY, 29, LOlS bisslutryst. Lamb" god Royal Issursumbuildiuge, meemeribed Capital. fr 2 . 00^ . 600 had mn.luerumislaisd funds earee.ll7oo.ooo. Illisrentik immerses md every .le.eription lu the port of Lan des gad ebsubere freely subertelned. Company sole distinguished ttseN by promptitude sot la the adlhosigit CAEADVANCE§ MADE, whim:l4 461 v, b 7 LONDON urvmmearr 0010 WIT WENN). Ibb. ye doge*: of : &bib blte=er best by = 4 =l. tepay.blo by bag labeidices awed s por mt. ill .rbosuts &bow 114 Capllo, le Ems at CM awl b 3 bach. Ibeipsylasys arl Imo sem trio tttewDaYe. ANDibW JAMBI DDil. Illbaseng Dlrwskar. GOLD OHAINIL—WATHIRSTON sad BMW= bog to ma Ile allloollos of Os pains Is Yr. MK d IX %VICK Nick am eilivor Uoid Goad Moho porolmod at thoir osagookollso 4, To wartamollip d mums err* SI loam keg To IS mat poil. oolohlog es. as& gm. at SS Ss. 14it per moo, flit rim Total Cpl. Ws mama. tb. vianw, lllllll'. NMI VAL= • limp geld moo natii•d. mid g ruinaral Is pembnr; 11/111mw Ms mid lobiLlig kw • Yr rannuoillaa an the welt ?Ai V. is Ariped sessids g • talakial If 717721111rul ai ar 111111061111111. o.l6.llllla•abaubilleit 12104 Orralewar. laaftse. W.C. Mir sorsa •10. HIS Ameemode — st Adam soll IMAM be L. . k—N.B. ONdlionidenalaa lalhaiimilmasilaseloodAyeatfte. MR. 1111.111WAALFAID WEBB MUM NNW NMI= AND AVM= sum= kr Yr WailAim' Dia& ANIMA IA& MOM" Is wow vapllie mins* Ow Time Timm rie sno ulM ila r. lh at" Wlrrintraiimilsll. soil OW Is ale warsOol IPINk ear Isms Doliebes Nisi le his rome. 112ANLININD ITIAVANT. NIL CALIBRATED " INDISPENSABLE as Inseam variety id /Wenn sod teatazed tar irmailes. Lew Travelbag, rR Dadda^ Mei zia. to 704., M be sines/ es* id Z. Mann mid SOX. L.lrMd Illoorlds mad Aidisie. Now Ozbeddicest, owner of Winairimi. Orrd 11911selmmusit-rood ant ladbakddaL COMM Swans. Ilislidd aM 6aifer4. Tetlernia UPTURZ fk—Tlos PATENT BELF air "LAMM :19 OILMAN num swag sesslasfte without sod dendlissiims. is tomenended 14 , tuntnite Os coo red nisi se ben& no rawrisay grow of a end nos is aa Olden teilstimi prom wishes, masessinry presors so Os pset adesisd. Oda issiesMe object is at... Outlined la a tire ..r essomiessivllll slinpus, spiral spslap.nt KOO On. 14•11. RlBTOPll),___Pratarfa, sad &antilad Se use of auwwraa JIACAILUI OlL—This Ow pail tOO permas Mk testa MO* ad at Walesa psy. weak bale, elsams tram scurf sad Jandrtg, and U beautifully oak plisida, sad stew la tbs N llbisiers, the beard, aid Usastatilau It is maxillas operatba. Yoe obilkah II y ream ustalsd, as tanatuf tie bids of a boWnital el bait while balledsieUsa Vas ad malty, add Its triamsroas tamlrallY saastaully PscW sd d No ellaso„ dart Ur best mad smug yeasts st tea usellia—Petssi ix is., IMa. OIL la Mar Waal% sad itla. per Wax Otabsa—A* Sae filacasear OIL" NUM 29, lislbauflafka, ebsuila sod leeetsuara DICBUCHAN'S Domino IaDICINZB, huotra lirsagheet marl& Meths weed @my Memo. PATIMIT IMIGIALCUATED MY ler reefelollag Oho befrolp,s=at i te r = er le. led., ls. sad • Me ell Ma =led uses, meg hello. fa, 10. let sod IL N. VIGITAII.I2 111111ACZ. k, re4avlosesika asreoge sod Cdr geolamb imehmed teem sums esiokod he er=h, she ~Wu @homologue seamedie 'Wham, Wool of the bisider bibs" msramos ibliffhly„ med eM 1:42, sesopleJete, of the maw tlne sis eml faaresoleg mosey se @eel. 141., He. or Wee fo Mak Lis. ?hyoids,. a advice Ina cal wellmage. "Ifoghofee Golds foe Pelisses." oae at...sp.—Gold by BMW( gni Ow, t Nisermass- Weak 04ford-street, Lea*" W., and ssedielese lorweeded oa neap of pt-oak. order. T. be Woe all &smrte. Whole sale sews: gamin& 71, ferriegisamtreel • Nirebery. et. Peargehurchf eml . J. !saga, 1.11, Ocfemigkesee Mammy. ea, Otheat-strost baler, 4, Ciampi& ; Ammer, elk Kole vintage street. Loodus.lwkla• . ligronles. 11, ftagedrimbigt..l. !wet. 111. Stems& Loadee. DR. JORDAN'S APHRODISION, the PHOB- PROMISED NlS:Villa —the ago simadeal cesabbiatiom of Phosphatic mate, {Walla, tree, de., simbalegag WS the mesettal 4otltuents of the Wood. brain, sa t aorta solo Maace.—Great philoso.phical and chemical research ha. bad Lithe discovery of this Invaluable remedy to Its present paged shale, apviable to the palate, and Inno ce nt t o Its action—WM • tag Its wundcrtal properties, affording hanicdhate Alt.l, sad ponasorntly curing all who suffer from radios sad M lb Demons sad mu* toar Omuta spennatrephy, d=3 Sho Wens. Wader, ac. Prepared at the of Lbw{ J. Jordaa, , Member of the et (Indent, Laglaart [Acanthus Ms of lon of PhY.Wtoolo ffdlhbnoth, ate.. aatio ll eAl Narr ow fahasatoss. - Its e.t.a. and taro, sa tray 'MVOS', the as restorative poser+ at this arra, discovered Anoka toushbouce of amt Iron, de.. karma as the Aphrodkana. plc. W., by Past La lad.. Treatise ea lamemo of the Pecturs," LIW, by peat in. 10.1. Skin Dia *so • and then. krmedleo," La by pot b. " Disarm eV la. 1., pot 14 stamp...ea, to he bad of the Anther. to. lireenratreet, nano* eremitism, Leedom W. Hewn of esa valt.dloo ben 11 to r acd Ito a Yee ouallacatioa see Medina to _wet. Lambs Masts —barely sad.oil• TS. rarriffelleso anti. lsMrf, 44, ot Paid a-churchyard W. Ramp_ 41, VW sad . Osionlatnat batter, 4, Oleagside lisepar. II 16 1: 1 / 1 111aos.ahosa Lonie- bricks . llow4tra. M Oneettswelo Abel: hoot. tali memo* awl of all claimants Wombed the Moss par hustle, se Saar Ha betties to ..as. Sta. each \ oases enallabsimg Ihnis Eft Wilma Lb which alms al Ile. IJIWINZ. —IN all cams of weakness sod agu• meM WATIWV rVISI2II wog. neoesalearel by Dr. Ler re the Sether Prehrlai. Preperal solely by 2. ) ... hers'airee. ireirealeart. London 4 .1.1 by ell elk sea sal eft. r are renhere. 10. • J..afts Whalmis leett — TW. Waterie _Dumps 00PAHLIIIII, or lisooliarate= 4. Nis. simbhissed la So Farb mill Lemke aid simorifedged as the bait 1111111* kr Annie dirms.- 41. MID. Aow Nelverisil am_ 11•Misa. Poe el, ft °Alain "S/Wrik roma allil A j a li tut* Ls*. ; xl. tar As. Ilitstla Piiii: and Om =Noel% Pow bp pea. la W. ------- trMORE BUG& MORTO IM MO may. ta .. Ivor bow Matt as. sulk Mks Is Work <atorpillars. as3.l an Intact& add he lisiza a la Ind S. by pm*, .1.1. 4.1 .?aed . 10g146444* . aqUlr . /wads cbsaut. W, Ilamarkat NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. VOLUNTUR BALL MtiI7'N)NZMI IT. la earegainie• Ina mall mailer of application/ for Tkitet• fee tate Vohiateet !WA announced to be given a t th e Koyalllia Opera. %la events( Fridrv ,. July 12th, the BALL WILL NOT TAKE rues. Moe .ho have already parehseed *liege way reecho book their mosey no application. EVANS'S MUSIC and SUPPER ROOMS. Gentlemen meet as maid every Evening. Nlsiekney &A ever. Spioey's ederlrable New Song. The Elliott lasßy and the American Brethers elegant performnnem sup:. rice to anything yet been. Your.part %Dom MAlrigais, and dark Vocal Musk, form the main element of the entertain ment. LAST WEEK of the GREAT GLOBE. LAST Mahe whole building, hided. fog the Dienems .4 New leslitad. Mee. ladle. Japan. and the Mae, the Museum of the lest, the Model of the Earth, the Geographical lectures, tax., la—Open from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. I ONDON LIBRARY, 12, St. James's-square, .I.J a. W.—lay a resent slisw In the Laws d the Llteary. enbecribtra of S.ll anovially (ssid entrance few are admitted le all the privileges of sitemberahip. Subscriptions may be cow• mimed at any period of the yaw. 7'erses, a 3 a year, or £2 a year and outran.* to. of at subeeription. UAL Fifteen volumes are allowed to inmate, iseuthets: ten to residents In town. An additional supply may bs Ind at the rate of al per senora for every See volumes. l'aisha Pt ad . to tnentben, as. Prospectus an.. 11.0.111111 T 'WASSON, Secretary. ItZDUCTION OF ?NZ WINZ DIMIL EIIROPZAN and COLONIAL wurs COMPL/NY, 112. Panama umia k LW. lidabliabed ISM forth* supply of pi= Masa oleo ltitiait shatactar at a swims at at bast Si per ant ma4Agrat,,r 6. 0 1.1D1D1D OLD PORI'. - a• non la d llterat e. . pr . Ikon. SU. pr awns. al Ur wood. Bray Champagne, Ma. per I Finest Cognac Brandy, {Se. and dozen Sat per dozen. IL Julian Claret, 10e. and Ilea. Finest Achiedars Hollends, Mi. pee doom. per can. zxcuurscr DINNIR WNW loa. &mina per doom OLD PORT IRold Till WOOD 24*. old 306. . . . . . . _ battles sad packages lactated. Rix dean cane carriage tees. Taros auk VIII. kW) TIPPING, Maroc reGLADSTONE CLARET, 120. per dozen ars. Ts. ed. riots. la a ewe French wine : One St. Julien Cho* lga irearta, lea ad. tisk genuine Port and Sherry, 24m. pro dome onaally sold at Sego. The Sherry la highly recom• lowaded se a pure Maher wine : and the Port, iron being per /oral Motored la wood, is It for Immediate use or laying down. asey be required 004 eroded Pert. from Wa. Lofts. Tema ear& —JAY= P. McCLILL2I, lliewas.atreet. &W. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN flaf reeds a large Joint of Mit with a mere hesdhd of coals. The saying Is hunk:use . the meat is beautifully resoled in every pert, ae4 all the gravy and nutritious pruperties retained. Price Ina. N.B. nese surprising *Miele are produced by acted. Vie seessetrstko et best. BARUM'S POTATO STEAMER; an infal- AY Obit method st cocking this favourite vegetable la mem- Om Mee do, To, no BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, warranted to save ono too et coals la this.. Price llofid. MA lb yeara) BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No waste or sediment ellstorOM Inl . l_lllni WM repay its Idling cost In a math. Prim M. and nARLOW'S SKLF-ACTINTSTPHON TAP. No rat pm remand ; so mars AIM Mar or soar vim Prim 44. ; ditto *Metro direct Is JANZI hisgodurtne, 14, X llisaMomboosa. Ise Ma mom nod oddnis ma moo ; others ars swim tssiintlima lingrootges RiMilobsil QOAP, SODA STARCH, BLUE, Black Lead, Conspothe. awl of Candles. maaiaraaer. Vlinntr. amid every bersethold requisite. at the beet and latest plea fer cub. at PIM satyrs ou and I Warthogs'. WC Strand. W.e. Ligs tree by peat. SS sedan wage EM to may rants, Sago*. COALS by Screw Steamier and Rallway.— vv end K Meshed Cul 10—LAIA wog OL'e lowest SUMMER PACK for Mew sal Labia war, We but bow cool. Is De, Wrest ben Os MENAI, by mew sleinera Earth/poet beet an% WA INLAND—by LUZ.. WAY: Siikeeoes. N. INA Ills.; alw Creme. Ni. end =lee . ilawbeh 1h ed. pee Me—met Wei Dallverod, to say pore at Lembo. Al mama Ile be tonna Wed M LEA sad Co Nara leedles Beltway Stetwee, neasaff. Witagami. at it.l. Ifie eines easployeL THE ATTENTION of LADIES is pylioularly called to the LOCK STITCH 1111WINO.MACKINZ, mona tactare4 by WBEttilt and WILION, which lc tocomcimolcd Oar empesttp awl thoroughness al smactraction, sod domino of egad 0441 OM* opted, mot al 4= i..= mcmapamit, Wotan, of now beast, amd caodleactid AMA, alimplk linsara. out 4 of slaw sat ammomy of thracd. Is will exam ham IA awl hind with great to am4 modiac la wialccoL light, compact, and elepuiL —Oakes m▪ ci Ilito Lam, MK Osta lIIVECW and FIZLD-DA Y at G Ii er I 2IIIACCOL-11w ILLUMATIED TIMM of TO MORROW, /ft 1; A contain swamis 21 lbw prametpataamaisa amammatm exatated ti Ihe prasseso et Ow =Mon taictiwg r..istatesw pengesillen tar %mad awl Fiat at Whablettos by Ms Boyd Mews= Om Maw ot Otobriap, uly Ao Isploolisoy Way Tasysvimus win nab!. visitors le 111111 iffint I:== the oeveral evolutions se they ars Tlis ems imiabor win dr, contain. amongst others. of tholifikodefeedvig ()oohed at 14 hohleden— Pirleog st the Mb Yards why of Laying the Youbdattwealwis W lbw Wallast a = at stitilm lbws • Sketch by O. Dwila,—tradissibs of the Velum. Nos of Ur Federal Any—Tbs Civil Was la Ilabwiew—witb maws 'demi I evades ow Sepia at Ws day—News of tb• it's Ale. Moe :by pass. 4 ANON : oft** laaapa—waa 2, Calliwbwalrowt, Strand, W.C. MAP at LONDON ORATD3.—On SUNDAY ant, Jed It, Ind be prelarted with the DISPATCH die AWN of eine doable shade, the ad of whkh war lased es Jam. it, to ford when ompisse the meet perfect red wedel MAP of LONDON err priblisbed. eyed • seed of Di Inches le the mil-. The prise el the .• Dirpetcli" (witi deabboireet wry) Y. wsodwilPd. . • damped, to go free by poet, Order el asy sews idiot is the kberioe. or Deis the eller, IPS. Imam NM is. OIL is stamps for vise ppm and gaged losS. riIHE NEW THEATRE, BERLIN.—Th. BUILDILM. of TLI4 DAY, prim id.. stamped IC eamtatas : Ylne Interior Vie. and Seals. of Nov Victoria 11osina, Derail =books for Architectural tittielsois—Dberskie, Arelattectural imminatione —The nonadary of the rianter—learral Schaub— Warehouse Ina!Ming —Orevenaniene of tM !minute—Foreign Oia Deolans—Worknam'a Orgardeation—Oull..ford County /I mamma bine —Omen elate Meerut— Aldershot Camp— Arramputent of Street Telegaphe—Church.building Newe—Froviadel Ifewo—lnalsed Olaer—Competitiown te.— Cfnee, Yorkotreek Comiat-gerden and an booksellen. CH AIM MACKAY'S NSW MADAMS; Wily WILK. Dal. 1 and 2 nor nob. IL emelt, ROBIN GOODFELLOW a Weekly Journal of hist and Medea, easbeded i ttrie s MACRAY, LLD. Oa" 112. llest4tos* , KC. This day, rat dm ad., MY HEART'S in the HIGHLANDS. My tie mom Mellor. TIX NUT-1111019X MAID& los. ed. MXO al ad alder Tales. 94. WE ama dr WILLOW. 9a. Loudon: Pasfmr, See„ ..d Issas. Mesa Atraad. 71tie dm% Is dew Stu, lea, the II•eond Volume at the H ISTORY al CIVILIZATION iu ENGLAND. Mari Contain*, the NH BU tory of Clirttlastion to Sputa is& lest- By Mom TWCkLIL User : Porter, hon, end Bourn, West Strout oloy, la hap. Elvo, prkip 4s. ad . BABY BIANCA: A Venetian Story. By Ilea YaLarran Lemke : Tutor, see. sod Daum West Wu& This day, rortl Owe, le, THE IPISTLES of ST. PAUL to the GALA TIANS, EPHVIIANS. PHILIPPIANS. and COLOMIA Ns, after the Authoetwd Version. Newly compared with 11.0 on gloat amok. and Kerlsed, by H. ALPlralb ILO W. 0. Hummer, B.D. 0. Mau. I L C. J. ELuarn, B.D. Also, by the ukase Ilteerlaten, ITIBTLE et fl. PAUL to the ROMANS. &coati Edilks. 'i nuns ot RT. PAUL to the taIItINTHIA sa, Lemke: Parker. Son, and Doens, Kum strand. Ma day s ea. kw Ow boards; or eL dot MAIDS of HONOUR. ANoveL By MUMMA' WILLIAM. London Cest sad Cw, Patemeter.rew. This dsy. prim b.. rep. Sem ornamental boards, TALES in the CABIN ; or, Nights on the Obese. By • BMWs Brannon. Leedom : Ill'abl :ad Lock U. ilitet4tisit. nr 4a, T Wag*. entaaastil cover, ONLY A WOMAN. A Novel. By Oiptain Loma, WILMA& Luise : Wse4 rd Ufk ma rine4tr•De. The day. prim Ila., aismosia covet THE BORDER - RIFLE& By GvirrAvs Author of " Prairie Thom." Ite. his imparibio tor Wiwi to ante otarillog seems of Indian We. or to Imply, .on tlim latcrest. Cooke . and mol Lock fid e Pleot-otzoot. • ILAMADOIt ON AMNIA AND DIsKA2O:4 OF THY HEART. Is 1 vol. Mr morn Maroved red ealarged. &rood Idltion, prim Ilk N., ASTIDIA : Its Varieties and Coin !logjam ; or. Inerrebre tar It. of Dt.ordn d leartra- Mea . erli Nameks ea Mir Ter rnal Illairened by errs red prise aileirad Mrs mem Tr Midi is mann • seminnet brass as tie prbandir D 1... al Ms Marl lir It N. lar•••• • F.111. - C.P.. ids dorm Thysleire to the lamer, ka Mama. Cissampark and maw Mimeo ai to SAW Loudon: Leers NM Or. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1861 ELECTRO PRINTING BLOCKS. We have received from the office of the Electro 1 Printing Block Company a roll of maps, prints, show cards, and other eograviep, forwarded as specimen products of the remarkable invention which they have placed at the service of the public. In the patented printing process which they employ the surface which receives the ink is a sheet of rid mused indiarubber, and upon the elasticity of this sub stance the economy of expense, which is one of its chief re commeadations, depends. There is a large class of printed works which are required to he produced on various scales, and the process of the Electro Printing Block Company is one for producing them all from a single engraving. The sheet of indiarubber is first prepared to take litho graphic ink, it is then fixed in a steel frame capable of expanding it equally in all directions. On this prepared surface lines are drawn at right angles ; these are for the purpose of measurement only. The picture to be enlarged is now printed upon its face in the usual way, and supposing it is to be amplified fourfold, the screw frame-work is stretched until one of the squares formed by the intersec tion of the lines measures exactly four times the size it did whilst in • state of rest. It is now lifted on to a litho graphic stone, and printed, and from this impression copies are worked off in the usual manner. If the picture has to be worked with type, the enlarged impression has of course to be made from block plates, the printing lines of which stand up like those of a woodcut. This is accomplished by printing the picture with prepared ink, upon • metal plate ; the plate is then subjected to voltaic ashes, which este away the metal excepting these parts protected by the ink. It will be apparent that this process is capable of inversion, that the large engraving may be produced first by making the drawing on • sheet already expanded, and that when allowed to contract to the size required it will be available for smaller prints. We have before us a han d •map of Bed fordshire, and by its side an enlargement of library atlas size, both from the same original drawing, and we are informed that a wall map may be produced from it in • very short time. We have another map which has been enlarged from • steel plate at • cost of about two guineas, being about eight-and-twenty pounds less than by the old process. It may be reasonably assumed that bad this prxess been in vented when the publication of the maps of the Ordnance Survey was resolved on we should have had the country mapped on a much larger scale, since the smaller scales, for general use, could have been produced with perfect accuracy from the larger one at trifling cost. In the same way pictures may be printed of various sizes without the expense of repeated en gravings. And not only pictures, but types may be re produced with variations of size. A printed page of royal octavo may be brought down to • demy octavo, or very much smaller, with a saving in the cost of a Bible of more than 9001., and a certainty of getting • fac simile. The powers of this invention, and their adaptability to every kind of work hitherto performed by typography and en• paved plates, seem to promise an enormous multiplication and diffusion of works of art and literature as 110011 as they become generally known. NATIONAL BILL! ASSOCIATION. --- The programme yesterday was a very ample one, consisting of the Priem Coasart's Cup, value 1001., open to the forty best shots of all maws, seven shots each at 800. 900, and I,ooo,yards ; a Cap, value 501., open to members of the Association, five shots at 900 yards; and the Ride Derby, opus to all comers, dos skins each at 900, 500, and 600 yards ; the Duke of Wellington Cup of 501., open to all comers, besides prism given by Wadley Richards, Esq., engraving. by Oarle Drowns, Sc, The tint brim of the day was to shoot off the TM FOZ 'MB ALL COMIRS PRIZE& TWONVIIDRID YARDS. POINT& Sergeant Boodles, Yak West Riding Captai Hardier n Williams. nth Staffordshire ll C. N. A. Smith, hil4lothlan 11 HeuJne, ith Ayrshire ll Sergeant Brooks, Ilth Middlesex ll The above beanie the winners of the Assoeistion Prints of *H. each. __ — Cepaln Msegiegor, Midlothian Miser el the Army and Navy Gazette prin. The Has. Frazer, &ate Fusilier Guards ; Sergeant- Hake Palwar, ; and Captain Bariames. al the Wei lUddlesui, obtaining 11 points eadt. piled Mr. Brows'. signsiegs. - TWO !MIDI= TWS. Kat& J. Inece, Manchester 9 J. Coignloon, 4th Dragoon Our& 9 J. Jervis. Manchester Captain Cocks. 3r4 London 9 Lieut. Marriner. sth West Middlesex 8 C. Young. let I,ndon IL Inas, Cambridge University 8 The above gained prizes of 354 each. Cowan, Edinburgh ; Felton, Victoria Rifles ; Dickens, Victoria Rifles • Moir, Stirling t Holloway, sth Gloucester ; sad Sergeant D4;rman, South Middlesex, obtained engravings. eta aeHHRan TAMIL FOWL Viscount Ilehlft& aletabln 0241M,41918simmy Dickens, Wanda Miss $ buts 59.999. la p ii4 r k• Mom fimbsi9p Male, Lemke liest liagnamt Stowe. i.e. a is 7 The ahem gained the Amordetke Priam of BO& each. Major Margery . ; ?Markin, of Oaabridge University ; Greg, 97th Cheshire ; t, ard Medlin ; Bidder, Inns of Omit ; and Salter, fish loseseter, lade 7 points each, email* them to Browee's segra ah VE During the day sane lee took place for the Deka Wellingtoe's Prise, we believe was woe hy Sergeant Potter, of the Myths School of Mits. betty. It was heal •• fixed rest, at 8W yards, with • 8 feet by 6 feet, with a two-feet centre. It seems Mitt fired 'Mb a reedier rile, manufactured by Mr. Edge, of Manchester, sad, imettery to all precedent, used a naked bullet lubricated at its ham, which is a perfect novelty in rifle shooting. He made points, which gained him the prize. lu the same contest another very peculiar breech-loading rile, manufactured by T. Trashy, of West. bourne-grove, wee used. This rifle attracted a good deal of attention, and it possesses the advantage that it can be loaded with powder and ball at the muzzle or at the breech by special cartridges. Any number of shots can, it is said, be fired without its fouling. The breech is hermetically sealed, and no estate of gas can take place, and is squally secureagainst the admisaine of water. The opening to the chamber of the barrel is by a nine-thread screw, which can be closed by MU a turn, and a dozen show may be fired from it in the time that it would take to load once at the muzzle. Captain Frederick Haddon, of the Robin Hood Ride; gained 6 points for this prize. There were about 200 competitors. It may be remembered that Sergeant Potter, the winner of the Duke of Wellington's Prize, was the instructor and tutor of Mr. Jopling, who on Wednesday won tho Queen's Prize. In the coune of the day Sergeant Dillon, of the Myths School of Industry, mode 14 points at two-inch bull's eyes, 10 of them in Lisboa, shooting at the pool of 100 yards. The ahootieg commend for his Royal Highness the Prince Consort's Prize for a cup, value 1001., the competitors being confined to the winners of prizes at 200, 500, and 600yarda —the testator it being 800, 900, and 1,0(53 yards. No results could be obtained. thelleroy Rae was also opened, but the details must be deferred until to-morrow, as the entries were still going us. It was ansionneed that Earl Spencer would give a prise of M. far competition by winners, five shots at 500 and Great 8005arda, hot those who did not niak, six points at 500 would not be allowed to compete for the prize at dUO we. GRAND REVIEW IN THE QUEENS PARK, EDINBURGH. Wednesday being the day appointed for the cele bration of her Majesty's birth-day • grand review of the garrison troops and volunteers of the city took place io the Queen's Park, Edinburgh. under the superintendence of Oen. Walker, commandor-in.chief of the forces in Scot land, sod the North British Staff. The weather, although showery at intervals, was all that could be desired for nook • diapl.y, and • number of people ..membled in the park to witoess the menially res such as hes seldom boon seen within its enclosure. The c rowel collected on the slopes of Arthur's Seat could not have numbered less than 160,000, and there were many en - coellentjudges is these matters of opinion that the turn out of people fully equalled that of the Bth of August last year. when the great satirical volunteer review took plan. The troop. mustered on the ground at half-pat W o'clock. sad maimed of the 26th Oamorociana, Scots Onsys, Royal Artillery, Edinburgh Volunteer Itillas, City Artillmy, Mid. Lothian Artillery, Volunteer Engineers, and Fileshins Mounted Rifles. On the troops boingformed into lioe•fts de Nie was bred, consisting of throe rounds with 21 guns from the Royal Artillery, who were stationed on each bank of the hoe. The troops then gave three cheers, after which the lino broke up, and the shundightoomineuced. The whole &fair woo • most soccossful one. CIVIWTAL PALAU& ONH SHILLING DAY. THURSDAY, JULY H.—Admissions oa payment, 4,666; ditto by 110100 tiekela, 701; totid, 11,366. THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW AT WIMBLEDON. List of ♦olunteer corps which have reolved the esastica of the Secretary of State for War to attend the liscriew at Wimbledon oc the 13th July, 1861 : Hon. Artillery Company. 37th iiix/Alanax let Middlesex Artillery 39th Middlesex I lit Middlesex Engineers 40th Middlesex (Gray's-inn I 32nd Middlesex Rigs . Ride Rangers) iLt Middlesex (Viekeis 2nd Middlesex Administra- Rifles) tive Battalion 18th Middlesex 6th Middlesex ditto 2nd Middlesex (S. Kidd.) 7th Middlesex ditto 9th Middlesex (West) Ist Berm (South London) 11th Midd. (St. George's) 7th Gamy 1 36th Middlesex J 10th army 15th Midd. (Lou. Soottish) I 19th Danny 19th Middlesex 12th Barmy 110th Middlesex Ist Duffey Administrative J fist Middlesex (Civil Sr.) Battalion 1 flOth Middlesex 9th Surrey Rifle Volunteers Mod Middlesex (Quota's), Battalion Surrey ditto First Battalion 2nd Surrey Administrative !sound Battalion ditto Battalion Mid hildd. (lane of Court) 2nd Essex Administrative j liiii Iliad. (Custom House) Battalion I led City of London Ist Ci t y of London Rifle .18th Maid. (London Irish) B rigad e 29th Midd.Rifie Volunteers 2nd Tower Hamlets It ia probable that the aggregate strength of these corps will exceed 10,000 moo. The following staff are appointed with the sanction of his Royal Highness the General Coramanding•in-Chief, to the severs! brigades : 11110• a. Rio 01111:• the Duke et Welhisitos, K. G. Lord Colville. Viscount Razelagh, Lord Elcho. Earl Grosvenor. Major Nikon, Amidant inspector of Volunteers. Major Reilly, R.A. Captain Vigor; 19th Regiment. Major Hume, Assistant Inspector of Volunteers. Major Walker, Acting-Amistant-Inspector of Volution. Captain Kirk, 96th Regiment. Each Brigadier may have one aide-decamp. It is requested that the brigadiers, with their staff, will be upon the ground at 4.30 p.m. in the centre of the open apace in front of the Butte, in readiness to take over their respective brigades, as these are formed. At 5 p.m., the brigades will be drawn up in line of conti guous columns at quarter distance, right in front, facing the Butts. The brigades will constitute two divisions under the cam. m►nd respectively of Majoir-GeDerals Sir Richard Airey, K.C. 8., and Sir J. Yorke Snarled, R.C.B. Corps coming from the Winioiedon station will enter the ground at the southern angle of the enclosure, near the Guards' camp. Corps coming from Putney or Wandsworth will enter from the Putney and Wimbledon-road, near the centre at the enclosure facing the Butts. At the termination of such mancrnvres as the limited extent of theground will admit of being performed, the foree will march past his Royal Highness the General Coin. manding.in-Chief ; and the several battalions will then leave the ground directly by the gates at which they entered. While the troops are marching past the staff will be drawn up on either side of the kends, facing his Royal Highness. Certain bands will be appointed on the ground for the purpose of playing while the troops march past ; the other bands will march pant with their respective battalions with out playing. The ground will be kept by the undermentioned carps, under the direction of Lieutenant-Colonel Ibbetson, Assistant Inspector of Volunteers : 46th Middlesex Rine Volunteer Corp. 3rd City of London Rifle Volunteer Corps. 6th Tower Hamlets Riffs Volunteer Corp. No equestrians, except the staff and lords-lieutenant of counties, will be permitted to enter the enclosure with the trope. Officers on foot, in uniform, will be admitted imme diately in front of the line of stands, but they are not to be permitted to introduce anyone with them. All spectators are to be required to remain in rear of the line of troops employed in keeping the ground.—By order, War-offiee, July 11. H. WM lIRDO. GRAND REVIEW AT THE CUERAGH. The second grand military display of the season took place on Wednesday at the Currsgh Camp, when the anniversary of the birthday of her Majesty was celebrated. A special train, consisting of about 20 carriages, left the terminus at Kingsbridge Station et 9.30 on Wednesday morning, and conveyed a largo number of persons to the Curregh siding. Those who had arrived by this train had scarcely reached the camp when another long special train steamed up with • much larger complement of passengers than were conveyed by the previous one, and soon again the plain between the camp and the Steed-house was darkened by a fresh body of citizens in an, on foot, and an horseback. The morning, which was se fine as could be in the early part, had lowered very threateningly before the drat special treat arrived at the camp. After • few trifling drop, however, the rain clouds which were hanging about were blown away, and eventually the day became per manently breezy and bright. The Commander-in-Chief, General Sir George Brown, came down from town by the first special train, in which also Lord Gough and • large party travelled. On his arrival at the Curragh, Sir George Brown, attended by Major-General Brownrigg, Colonel Wetherell, Colossi Whitmore, Captain Kingeourt, Captain McLean, he., proceeded in the direction of the quartets of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. In the mean. time the infantry regiments wore formed in a line two deep from east to west, in front of the camp, and within a short distance of it, away on the extreme right of the line, looking at it from the camp, the cavalry were drawn up, and on the extreme left were posted the rifles and the military train ; the entire forming a line across the plain almost as far as the eye could reach. About twelve o'clock his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, accompanied by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and by the Commander-in-Chief, and attended by General Bruce, Lieut.-Colonel Koppel, and a numerous and brilliant staff, rode up in front of the lines. His Royal Highness, who was mounted on a bay charger, wore the full dices uniform of a colonel of the staff. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant was dressed in plain clothes, es was also Lord Gough, who was of the party attending his Royal Mightier. The usual salute was given. His Royal Highness rode alone the line of troops, commencing ' with the cavalry on the right, and when he bad concluded the inspection ales de joie of three rounds along the entire line from right to left and twenty one guns were fired in honour of her Majesty's birthday, after which the men gave three eaters. Then there was • general movement among the assembled troops. The infantry formed iu column and companies, and the artillery and the military train moved along their rear and proceeded to the right. A sham fight was then enacted on the plain, which was conveniently overlooked by the large number of spectators who had assembled on the rising ground near the camp. The charge of the cavalry was the most highly ►ppreciated feature in the day's pro gramme by civilian spectators, for the most mimilitary man amon b -st them could witness with pleasure that wild rush of the vast body of men and horses which swept over the plain. The day's proceedings, which were witnessed by, it is sail• mated, 10,000 parsecs, terminated about two o'clock by the troops forming into battalions, and saluting his Royal Highness. The usual termination to military displays, com monly called the marching past, was omitted on this occa sion, much to the disappointment of the citizens. The troops proceeded to their respective quarters, and hie Royal Highness rode to his but, where the Lord-Lieutenant, the Commander of tie Forces, Lord Cough, ke., partook of lun cheon with him. His Excellency returned to town by the special train, white left the Curragh at four o'clock. Tlil GREAT GLOBE, LEICESTER-ROI:TAAL-TM* well-known property is to be sold by auction next Tuesday. The Model of the Earth, the dioramas of China, India, New Zealand, the Rhine, Japan, Italy, Australia, and Braid ; the Oriental Museum, with its 16:i life-size figures, clad in their original costumes ; the paintings, models, relics, arms, dresses, and trophien—all are to be dispersed by the auo tioneer's hammer. (Stamped, id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JULY IL-4 ) 11,01110TION8 AND AP- roarnarre.—dommadan : H. & Hawker, F. H. C. Lam. bert, A. Wihnhant, and F. A. Close, promoted to the rank ol captains. Lieutenants: The Hon. J. Carnegie, C. A. Brine, J. Hutchison, T. B. M. Sulivan, L %Mow, C. J. Rowley, sad E. R. Freemantle, promoted to the rank of com manders. Commanders : The Hon. M. H. Nelson, to the Gannet, vice Lambert, proitoted ; sad D. Herbert, to be inspecting. commander of the coastguard,vice McGregor, superseded at him own request. Lieutenant G. Palmer to the Procris, vice Carnegie, pro. mated. CHATHAM, JOLT 11. The chartered East India troop ship Middlesex, 1,191 tens, Captain J. ()anima, embarked the following ofsoen and troops at Gravesend this morning, for Calcutta, ,is. Lieutenant R. H. Hackett, Ensign W. Irvine, Ensign J. G. Moir, and 106 non-commusioned officers and men of the lit battalion 19th Regiment ; Ensign C. T. Docely, En sign H. H. Leemmg, Ensign R. H. Harden, and 60 mem of the Lit battalion 20th Regiment; Ensign J. J. Twining, and 20 men of the 35th Regiment ; Ensign G. Cook, Ensign W. J.M'Clelland, Ensign J. Potts, and 120 men of all ranks of the 77th Regiment; and two military schoolmate's. The troops embarked under the superintendence of Lieute nant-Colonel Gordon, Brigade-Major Congress, and the officers of the staff from this garrison. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. PONTEFRACT RACEE.—Tstritstur. Tee ILmorrixatir BTAIMO et 5 Nova. meb, with 25 added, for 2-yr•olds ; colts, B.t 71b ; flue., Sat 31b. Three-quar tan el • mile. Mr. Beaumont's LOOM Mr. Soars Trust Mr. Xiabors Craft _ 3 Eve rim. Tax MINIUM? Pura (thisdioxp) of 50 SIAM T.T.O. Weasel, by Bin leacher, 6 yra tat 101 b Flotilla B►b at the Bowater Bit no. THZ LONDESIIOROUGIE eras= of 5 son. eaoh, erfili 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, list, 7lb ; tylliae , Bet 311 a Six uriN itnawkes' The Stamm* by Stockwell 9b ex+ . I Four ran. LIVERPOOL RACE& w EDNICHDAY. [ADDITIONAL PAITICULABiId HANDICAP PLATE of 60 son., for all ages. Five furlongs.. Mr. Smith's Sheffield, by Annandale, b yrs, 7st elb (H. Orinishaw) 1 Kr. Barber's Ellen, 4 yrs, 7st bib (lac. glb extra) (Entwistle) Mr. Willlants's Rare Axle, 5 yrs, bat Hb (Page) 3 Hr. litsyes's Abel, 4 yrs, eat Sib (Taylor) 4 Betting : Even on Ellen, 6 to 4 apt Sheffield, and 6 to 1 apt Hera Avis. Won by two length* ; a bad third. timuivievause of 15scWs. each, with 80 added ; 2.yr-olds, Bst 31b_; three, 9et. One mile. Mr. Jsekaon's Neptunus, by Weatherblt, !yrs, ant alb (Inc. Mb extra; (W. Buck) w.o THIS LITIMPOOL CUP, is specie, value 200 poem, added to a handicap sweepetakes of 25 son. each. Two miles. Colonel Townelcya Doetaot, b b, by King at Trump', 3 Rs. eat 181 b (J. Snowden) I Mr. O'Hara's Ivanhoe'', 3 no, Tat 71b (Inc. gib extra) " T14.11. - aid;) 2 Mr. Hodgman's Heiress, 5 yrs, 7st Mr. Merry's Rowley, 3 yrs, Tat Sib (Inc. Sib extra) (Hayward) 4 Mr. Jackson's Syringe, 4 yrs. 7st slb (Bullock) 5 Mr. Janues's Weathererlndt, 3 yrs, Cot sob (Carroll) tl Mr. Naylor's Feodorowna, 4 yrs, 7st 21b (CU!loner) 0 Betti n sL , 2 to 1 apt Iva nlt, 3to 1 apt Heiress, 9to 2 5 to 1 apt Syringe, S to 1 apt Feodoroivna, Ito a7g7it ' husky, and 100 to 6 apt Weatherwitch. A fine race reunited in favour of Doefoot, who won by half a length ; six lengths between the second and third, and four lengths between the third and fourth ; the others were up, and Feodorowna did not pass the post. A Sulam° Draw of 5 sous. each, with 25 added ; 2-yr olds, 7st 10lb ; three, 9at ; four, 9st alb ; Sr. and upwards, 9st Sib. Thies furlongs. Lord Sefton ad First Innings, by Wild Dayrell, 2 yrs, att slb IT Frencbi w.o. Tun Dittmar Sulam of 15 son. each, with 50 added, for 2.yr-olds ; colts, Bst 10lb ; fillies, Bst 71b. T.Y.C. Lord Stamford's Ballwin% by Fandango, Sot 131 b (In. Sib extra) (A. French) w o. Ballerina, walked over and divided the forfeits with Mr. Jackson's Neptunus. THE FOAL &mom of 100 sore. each, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Set 611, ; fillies, Nat 31b. Once round and a distance. Mr. Merry's Starlight, by Chanticleer, Sat Sib.. (Custance) w.o. THURSDAY. HANDICAP PLATE of 50 son. T.Y.C. Captain Ciiiescigsper, 1 Mr. Heed's Cumberland, aged, Bit •lb 2 TER LIVIRPOOL Sr. twos' of 10 ow& each, with 100 added. Ooe mile and three-quarters. Mr. Merry's Starlight, by Chanticleer, 3 yrs, Pat Bib ....Tr.O. TEL STARLIT STAKES of 15 PM each, with 50 added. T.Y.O. 11.. - 11 . exona Brown Duchess, by the Flying Mitchum, pl get Coates'. Bee 3 yrs, get SinL 's Newmau Balleri per, na 4 yrs, Ist, 4lb Five ran. Tai MOLTNECX COP of 400 SOVS., consisting of a piece of plate, value 200 Nom, and 200 *ova. in specie, by subscrip tion of 10 sovs. each. Six furlongs. Captain Oray's Antwerp, by the Flying Dutchman, 3 )7S, Saab - _ _ _ Lord StAmford'a Lan. S yrs. Olt 4lb 2 Mr. ?lorry's Sir Willlns. 4 yrs, 7at 1211:1 Won by four lengtlui; two lengths between the mood and third BILLING RACE of 5 nom each, with 30 added. T.Y.C. 1 Casumba Four nut. Ifarricar of 5 soova eeek with 30 added. T.Y.C. libellous, 3 yrs, ilet tlb Harriet, 3 yn, Ist lib 2 WILTILI HANDICAP el 5 Nova each, with 30 lidded. ON yak. Decklres Wysisslay, by Rilleman, S Its, bit 1 Chi 4 3Gtr J. Ilawlefs Harriet. 3 yis, 844 81 b me. yrs, 104 Woo by three biagths. CRICKET. -*— HOUSEHOLD BRIGADE v. ROYAL ARTILLERY. This grand military match was played yesterday at Lord's. The bawd el the Royal Artillery and Blues attended, and the ground was tilled by an aristocratic audience. The following la the wore : ROYAL ARTILLERY. W. M. vrait&TEK l T:Vilolloway 15 c llencage, b 11111 9 H. L. Williams, Req., b lieneage 0 b Heunage Corp. It'Llnlis, b Holloway ... 0 c Holloway, b lieneage 2 W. Newmfm, ~ run out . . 12 at Sheffield. b Hill .. . 13 Capt. Denim, cWanhal, b Hollo way Capt. Tissue% b Holloway l4 J. W. loge, Ron., b Homage.. Capt. Wolfe, lb w, b Lill Major 31111suan, b 11111 J. R. Richardson, Esq., c and b lieneage 8 Hibbs, I]q., not out 0 bII b 2, I.b 5, w 3.... 9 emig re, w t 8 _ Total llB Total 32 HOUSEHOLD BRIOADE. Carp. Sheffield, c MrCanlis — , raptPaniell, b Deane .... 30 0 Newman Hon. A. Stewart, c Inge, b llama, by Hilmar' 1111 man F. Stephens, Ital., a and b h Dame lO 1/111man lO CoL Hanauer, not out 3 Lord Guiles. run out Capt. !fireball. b Newman Ct. Hon. W. Edward's, b Newman THE MIRBINO SNIPS ANN JACKSON AND HILTON. —ln Liverpool serious doubts are at present entertained re prding the safety of these two ships, and upon the former reseed as much as 50 to 60 per cent. premium Is now being given ; as to the latter ship all liopessies to her safety are unhappily given up. The Hilton sailed from Liverpool for Calcutta on the Sod of November last year, with a cargo of salt, and since that time she has never been heard of. It is generally believed that the vessel foundered in cousequenoe of a leak and the dissolution of the canto. The Hilton was a fine North American built ship, of 1,263 tons, com manded by Captain 11• Leary, end owned in Liverpool by Maim. Halhead, Fletcher, and Co. She was well known as an Fast India trader. The Ann Jackson was a Work ington built ship, and left the west coast of South America for Liverpool in or about the beginning of last February. She has been heard of since that period, and it is sup posed that she must have gone down in a fearful storm which swept the south-west coast towards the latter end of February and the beginning of March. RAILWAY BILLS. -Yesterday on the reassembling of the committee on the South Wales Railway Bill, the promoters intimated that they bad determined to withdraw the bilL In the Duke of Rutland's committee the bill of the Cleveland railway was posed, and the following bills were also paseed in Lord Redeadale's committee: Ramsey Railway, Bishop Stortford and Dunmow Railway, Ware Hadham and Buntingford Railway, Swansea Vale Ranway , and Chatham Dockyard Enlargement. THAMES NATIONAL REGATTA. Fan DAT. ---• The great annual regatta at Putney commenced yesterday, and afforded a vast amount of first-rate sport there being no less than a dozen races on the card of a varied character, and including competitors from various parts of the provinces of established renown. The weather was very fine, and as the afternoon advanced the assem blage of spectacles wee very large. The sport owner seed at a little before two, with Ties RTAIDLIce TIMM WetzlißlDE FOURS. TIM MA. Nll Deaperandum (Strand sad Lemb T ellt) TOW White's Crew (ithedwell) Victoria (Elsekfrlare) White's crew had the beet plan, the beat hang rowed up, and they having the Middle's: stalks'. The distance in all the four-oared races was from Pinney to Chiswick Eyot, or vice tiered. The start was not taken well by White's crew, hut the other two were off together; the Nil Desperandum then drew slightly in advance, and off the committee's barge by what is well known am Finch's thicket Field were their own length itheed ; they then went on mending, and won by a couple of lengths, The followmhe e omposed the three crews: Nil Desperandum Crew. William Kinchin. George Hint. William Aiwa i F. cross, stroke. R. Cook, coxswain. Tom White', Crew. Joseph Clark. John White. Robert Bernaley. I Thomas White, stroke. A. Ross, coxswain. Victoria Club Crew. H. Hastings. G. (looper. H. Strange. P. Miller, stroke. M. boa, I sonsais. SWORD HILT. Rifleman crew, Lambeth 1 Albion crew, Honelydown 0 Western Club, Hammersmith • 0 The crews were : The Rifleman's Crew. W. Spencer. 0. Bereft I C. Paden. L. 11.`Guire, stroke. H. Dobsoo, coxswain. The Albion Crew. J. Reed. I J. Broughton. J. Bottomley. C. G. Rose, stroke. J. Pitman, coxswain. The Western Crew. H. Beckett. I C. Gibson. T. Rust. T. Wolsencroft. T. Gibbs, couwain. A fine start, but the Inst.oamed broke a thowl in their bon directly, and were disabled. The Rifleman then took the lead, and won by four lengths. .71111D - HIAT. Bales crow, Lanabethi Whitworth crew, Chelsea and Lambeth Eichmondcrew, Richmond Bain's Crew. F. Carter. J. Chapman. A. Hopkins. I R. Bain. J. Hill, coxswain. Whitworth Crew. E. Pm, J. Benny W. Walker I IL Freshwater W. coxswain. ftood Crew. It. Etedknap The I T. Bell W. Troubndge G. Francis B. New, coxswain. The winners went right away from the °then, and won as they pleased. PT ILL NEAT. Baln's Crew, Lambeth .. NII Deaperandum The eman Crow a The but-named were disqualified through a foul with the second. The winners went right away, and won as they liked. &miss' ILtes—Opee to the World. 11115? MUM. - 11. Kelly, Putney T. Pocock, Lambeth 2 0. Drewltt, Chelsea .7. Chandler, Hammersmith The latter did nothing in the rant, but the work of the others was admirable, Drewett on one, and Pooook on the other bald the ea-champion. Kelly, for a long distance, but having to row round a barge Lewitt lost his lead just below Craven, Pocock baring before dropped a little astern. Kelly now led gallantly, and lDrowitt rowing desperately to amend his fortunes, fouled Pocock, and became dis qualified. PAIR OAR Rem—Open to the World. . _ IMT HEAT. R. Chambers and & Winship, Newcastle T. Might' and M. Scat, Newcastle M. and F. Taylor, Newcastle The wanner., wont right away, and won easily. SECOND HKAT. O. flaumerton and J. Tagg,Teddlngton W. Bell and J. Mackinney, Mehemet 2 T. Snell and H. Snell, Hampton The start was very good, and taken eta fine pace. bit be fore they bad gone many yards the Snell' fouled a boat and, of course, by that accident lost all chance of sumer'. The race between the other two pain was very good. Mackinney and Bell held a alight lead up to the point, where they became oar and oar, and Mackinney and partner being put out by a barge the others won easily. WATERMItteB Arearcnack (Open to Apprestaess from Orford to Gravesend. Old lashioaed boats.) 17118 T NW. _ _ P. Cole. Chelsea J. %Venturer, Tower J. Co:, Limehoans 0 The winner immedlately took the 164 the other two fouled. Won easily. B. Cole, Batters& C. Brown, Richmond D. Tayler, Horselydown J. Heath, Greenwich The wiener took the lead after the first few pulls, and elms ie first with the most perfect ease. The others were very evenly matched, Brown beating Taylor with difficulty. Tea CkLiMPIOII Foua Oka= iteCk.—Open to the World. SZCOND HILT. PIUT HEAT.. The Lord Ntbsorey Crew, Ow sad Themes The A. l'. Luandale Crew, Newcastle The Lou) Hrutoary Caew. 0. Hamm/nos I E. Winship J. Tagg I It. Chambers, stroke. B. Clasper, coxswain. THE LONISDALE CREW. J. Taylor I M. Scott T. Maths 11. Taylor, stroke. T. Harrison, coxswain. These were the two favourite crews for the 100 guineas prise, and the Lolled&le crew bad so rowed during the last few days that they had many staunch backers, and full well the deserved support. The raco was rowed down from Ll k Eyot to Putney, and was exceedingly good. Both parkas were anxious to get to work, and, at length, did—Taykes with a trifling lead, which, in leas time than it takes to re cord, they increased to half a length. The mixed crew of London and Newcastle were in the next minute with thorn, and a most determined neck and neck rice, at an extraordinary pace, continued to HamineNmith-hridge. The winners now began to get • slight lead, and gradually, by dint of the most powerful work, drew themselves clear, but nut until half a mile more had been rowed. The Lord Kilmorey crew then continued to gain, and finished three lengths a•head. ~ 1 The confidence Crew, ltletunotid T. Mackinney. W. J. Bell. C. Brown. I J. M. Maokinwry. Edward Mackiuney, colswron. This was what is termed "a walk over, " th e other crew (Rains), who had jwt woo the Resident Times Water side Race, declining to start, as they have another large engagement in the regatta. The Lord Kilmorey craw are the favourites against the Riclimond for to-day. There are several great rarm for to.day, and a very large attendance is expected. The regatta yesterday was exceedingly well managed, and the racer umpired by gentlemen of tie Uni versities' and other great aquatic clubs. The racing will commence at 1 o'clock. THE COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT CLAY CROSE.--. Thirteen more bodies of unfortunate fellows who perished in this accident have been found. Tho ntunber et present recovered is seventeen, and the bodies of those still unac counted for were expected to he recovered during last night. as the ventilation has materially improved,andit is expected before this morning the pit will be tilled with atmospheric air, so as to permit a an examination of every part of the workiop. if the bodies should be recovered the coroner will hold another inquest, for the purpose of their identifi cation, to-dsy, but the causes that led to the disaster will not be eut ered upon instil Monday next. Mr. Jackson, M. P., has been frequently at Clay Cross, and has evinc e d the greatest anxiety for the recovery of the bodies, and we cannot but express our admiration of the indefatigable exer tions that have been Made by all engaged in this melancholy duty. 1 ' 146 LADI6N or BELORAVIA.—Every how and then, when there la a lull In polities, or a deficiency of interest in the ordinary eoltimns of newspspera, we hear of the grief= of Beigrasian matrons whose daughters manna uumarrioil, In spite of every edort to attract lowleincls or of colculatkins as to whether a man may really marry and maintain a wife on 3.0!. a year. There is but one plain straightforward response to those complaints and seriivcomie queries, and that is to recommend that the more homely virtues should he better cultivated by the Ladies, so that the gentlemen may thus be made more thoroughly to understand the blessing of matrimony, which, with due eel umuy, may be an thoroughly enjoyed ou 3001. as upon 3,ovvf. 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