The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-27 00:00:00

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Ilissasvosh Neve Apia% raom the LONDON OIZETTR, Friday. Oce. 28. WAR DEPARTIIIINT, 00T. 26. The Closes has bees graciously Mired to give mans far the • mist of Gemini Le Manors, Commasidlog is Ch.f hie ilettlioies lesisity's Fmese is t►e Crimes, to be as Hosoney Member of the Military Diviaies of the Pint Clem, or Kellma Graid Crime, of the Most Hotionsabls Order et the Bath. DOWNING-BTREET, 00T. 23. The Cluries has he phased to appoint Hugh Peter Hump A7aslep end Jahn Bolan, &qr., to be Members of the Logi'!atlas Comm I of Trinidad; Lieutenant Colonel Henry Hope Graham to be a Member of the Rarestive Council of Hong Hoag ; and W. H. Fibular. Erg.. to he Polies /bikini* for the Distrust of Abaco, in the Baum. WHITEHALL, direct The Glee*. has bees pleased to lathes Fittest to be paned under the Oust SW, aassisstiss sad epeeist l•g the Right Hos. Lord lissatagle of Broaden, As Right Hoe. Lord Oversews', mad Jobs Gellabread Hobbled, Erg., to bier ibgesty's Cosanissioarn for eossidistlag hew far it isay ha praotisable sad advisable to hissed.« the griatipls of Decimal Dietetic Late as Coinage of Use Vatted Kiagdons. BOARD Rie WHITEHALL. Oar. 26. The Leila an a Privy Os. le Tram have rassiva a Mese* hew bee Diebely's Con sul at Mn. Mobs% swift es damp able the Lighthouse M dia Vaasa el &a Jae sassa garb; • laminae, be seareessia able de liablei *sea be bees dieteetisual, yeas released Me prealat of light des wail babe seder. WAR-OFFIGE. 001 '. le• w Esgimeet ef Droves Oneede—Coeset W. Dram to 106 Lieuten ht D ant, by pereimee, eke Wardlaw, Ligragesno—Lisegimmet Jobs Ratel==bert Mbe adjetan=alm Peres Rot* promoted is the Sod 111111‘1167regoeneTmeg Bergen{ Miler Edwin Cowtan to be weans. witbeet mama, visa I. Dynes, promoted ; Onset Idwia Cowtea to be whitest, vies Patrick Dyson. goometed. Regal liegboters—Brevet Colseel Thomas Badges to be milsond, Was Tele, retired on fell pay. Coldebonee Gssrds—lins‘n NNW. Demand, from the nth Fed, to be mugs and lieutenant, by parttime, vice Belllie, who retires. gems Fusilier Govdr—Essig the How. Lionel Edward Ilsosey, from the 82od Naos be ensign and lissom's; whitest purchase, vim Tetteoltem. promoted. let Rosiness of Foot—losige et. George Gray, from the 30th F./et, to be Iteatenewt, by partite**. vies MacGaire =The Christiey names of Ensign Kell, are Charlie Fleetwood. The promotion of Resign J. W. B. Timm to • Mesteesser, without preheat. ae stated is the "Gamine"" of tad October, 18.56, hes been ameelled. 4thFoini:=llesige Muth B. Slurp, from tbe 76th Foe% to be swigs, without purchase. 7th Foot—To be Lieutenants, by purelasse—Resigs F. B. Cols, viee Lord R. H. Brows., peemoded; Seaga A. N. Meettgomody, vies Hoe. C. Brown, promoted. 14th Foot—Ueuteasat Mary Augustin Beres., from the Neetbumberlamd Militia, to he sedge, without purchase, vies idaimough. 16th Foot—Liseteasat F. P. Hopkiaa to be captain, without purchaes, vim Brevet Liestatmat Colon' Hos. Treads Colborne, promoted to tbs sobstaative rank of major, coder the royal warren of 6th October, 1864 ; ledge Thomas E. Dickies to he lindenut, without 'imbue, vise Hopkins; Lieeteaset Doggies Howard &Timm, ham Om Foie Militia Artillery, to be sedge, without pusher*, vie. Distal,. 19th Foot--Liseteaset D. M. Farrington, from the 98th Foot, to be 'detain, by unchate, vie* Grimace, who retires; Bulge Walter William Young to be hostesses, without Dunham. vim Bayley, promoted • Lieutenant Thomas Death Row, from the Royal Loadie Regimen of Militia, to be easier', without parches, vies Young. 20th Foot—Thane H. Rubino, eat , to be assign, by pandas*, vies Carden. promoted. 24tb Foot—Essig. R C. Shielded to be lieutenant, by purchase, viee Armit, who retiree. 26tb Foes—Lieutemast T. Z. Blowilell to be untie, without purcham, vier Brevet Lindeman Colonel W.C.E. Napier, promoted to the substantive reek r f major, ender tat royal warrant of 6th 0 tobar. 1864 Ru.irrf , O 0 Lewis to be lieutenant, without purchare. vice Bloomfield. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Badge Heavy B. Byre, from 68th Fort; Lieutmant Herbert Augustus Voiles, from the Queen's Owe Light lefsetry Regiraret of Militia, vice Lout.. 31) b teot—Ensign R H. Neville to he lieutenant, without purchase, vies Hobbs. promoted; Edward W.llace Joy, gear.. to be who, without purehase. vies Neville. 33rd Foot—Brevet Lieutenant Coleeel Omega V. Mouth. C B to be lieutneast enamel, *Phan purelm. yin Gough, dimmed ; Captain John B Conine, to be sided, without purchase, vice Mead, ; Captain and Brevet Major Edward W. Donovan to he majow, without purchase. roe Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Reakise.whose brevet rank has hue enlivened into suhatamtin rank under the royal war rant, October 6, 1864 Tom Cants's., wirhoat eurehne— Lindenaet B. M. Krariek, vies ; Lieutenant B. B. Prescott, vice Donovan. To be Lindesants, with out purehme—Enoige Richard Statham, rift Renick Badge 0. A. Elliott, vise Statham, whose promotion October le, 1866, is to be eancelled Bodge A. R. W. Thialurayte vies Prescott. To be Ensign, without purchase—Mauled Thomas Bookey Browse, vice (Pathan, 34th Foot—Brevet Lindens! Colonel A. C. Goodenough to be Liesteuan Colonel, without puede., vier Brevet Collura Nicholas R. Brown, who retiree ulna full pay ; Brevet Major John °wilt to be major, without purchu ., _ vies Gsedesough; Lieutenant A. T. L. Manus to be without purchase, vies Guilt. 3 7th Foot—Brevet Colonel Williem Braun. frets half pay uottsehed, to be enjoy, vire Brevet Lieutenant Colonel G. W. Franklyn, promoted.without perch..., to an us attached lieutenant orloseley ; Brevet Mein J. 0 Lewis to be major. by purcham. vice Brevet Calomel Brugge who retires ; Lieutenant Charles Lerman to he amain, purcheue. Mu Lewin Engin and Adjutant Richard Been to have the reek of lieutenant; 111101/8 ....Reece to he livatenton_.• bv Purchase. 'lie nth Foot—Lieurseast T. W. Ilemestt to be adjutant, vice Plofflipga, promoted. 43 rd Limeay, gest., to be untie, without Dunham, nee Glover, promeoted. 66 th Foot—Lieutenant G. H. Knapp to be metals. by purchase, vin Reeked', who retiree; Badge George Mooched to he lisetepant, by auchese. vice Knapp. 4 7th Foot—Liennoint Jason Luau to Ite sustain, mitlonet purchase, vice Rooky. deceased ; Rusin O. W. Divers to be lieutenant, without perehose. ate Lento Lieu!. Rest Jobe Jamas Peett,tirum - the tram; Militia, to be ..sesies, without purchase, vise Dame. Goth Feet—James Francis Mertes, emit, to he neon, by polehass, in suiesambe to Lamisamit Twysiss, Pre- _soot. Feet—Beds H. Iliosstea to b. !bate set, by oar- SINOP. VIM G. R. Wriest& promoted ; Lieutmant Botts Madams, from the Berwick sod lisddiegtoo Militia pointed the 2 Attillety to , to be eos FoOt, ins without putotese, vim Byre, ap 6th 60th Pest—Bealan G. K. libaw to be litotenent, by pot shots, vies Homes. wbs boo mend. To be Veatimante, without parellaso—Bseire 0 F. St/belle, B. C. Allen, B. B. Tamil), sad C. Ash"otabent. To be Resigns, tablets* potalisee—Lientenant Jobs Mabel. &wen, from the Hiop's Own Limb. Infastey Weis. via Stebelin ; Lisstessat Jam* Wipe, from the Mars Own Light Telemetry Bailie. vies Allele. Urd lasto—Bodna G. It Bywo to be lieutenant, by pu eblo% vice Wytem, molested. 76th Foot—Liestensot Charles H. Newhatt, from the Lei melee Militia, to be 1.4,11. wittiest pushes', vise Sharp, soretatsd to the 4th Pont Nod Poot—Allan William Stewart, trod-. to be 1114 6 6 , without ourelmet, vim Idusoy, appointed to lies Beets Painter Guards. Sikh Tent—Lienteaast 0 W. A. T. Keane to be minds. without ouveltess. Moe Bonet Neje'? J. H. Beebe, admit bessel reek toe hew soovertol into sabetsative rash, mem the royal erevmat, Ost. 6. 11166; Baena Jobs Imola Is be lieutenant. without potebess„ vise Reset'; =B. G. Moore to be lienteasat, by oursisseo, vies ninon ovemotioa. by mostioes, ea Aqui:l.l24 la le bo seasstled. To les Itaelleget with' at llindinn-- - M m we id t emed Cope. via Ire& ; Jams Basbeasa litb Posh—liee Liesonset P. A L. Mops to be saptelo. Idahoan attralbow, vise Vaviaban, killed is solos ; sad Beim J. ism to be lieutenant, without peeltem, vise Mfrs solussamil—mod Littotenent P. A. L. Phipps to M oestake e esSh patensos, vies Ysapb.e, died of weasdsi atoll Heap J. Bon to be lisatensat, without parabose, Mae Phipm. pressed. MI Pam—WlN= Amos. Bred, Rest., to be slime, pordwas, lasatamoiss MO t Hem. Antessisy, sposlated to Bee Oteasdise rest—lisalp ;SING G. &Mosso to to lie twat, withest nolibses; William lbws liamtiloa, pest., to be moles, wbboall parehoso. vim Isbeesm let West loolk Itithrut—liesin sod *distant The... Idareads to be lientessat, without parshass, vise lIIMer, appointed to tb.46th Fist. sad West Italia Itestiment—Misbarl Jetta Illosaseams, mitt.• to be midge, without pambeas, vim Pannao, pro ltd Want lulls Reglesse—Oearge bow Des. peat, to ba sedge, without mwshiso, vim Bewley. pommeled Aniisisse %mesa Oliesser D Amy, M.D., be. Um MA le be sergeos. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER :.7, 1855. TURKISH CONTINGENT. To be Aseetaatialpoos --7 :lifania - 1711;;C; James Loan" son, pat. ; Jamas LOON, pat. To be Acting Assistant eargeons—Martia Fanshill, pot , Jason Martin, pat. J. A. Maslen, pat., to be attached to the irregular ca valry ; Geary F. Bite, pat., to be attached to savalry. BRITIBR GERMAN LEGION. let Jitter CO;;• -. 1 - 1C.biEapt;iiia—rlio;ietitele, Frain Mitchke, Jelitu Hapeareebeenky, Adolph }lsom Carl Rieke, Coact thasislaige Grebowskv, Carl vos Trine. ebler, Charles Thomas Dareertteb Friedrich Hasler, (testae vat Gerber. To be Lieateaset , -Theodor Meier (.Ist), Friedriell Theses' • Otto 80a... - - Carl °earl. As HMO, —_s Stem, .... Berelie;dt, amts. Welter Lewis (seljateat), Friedrich vow Lupe, Wilber Westselmaisa. Friedrich lierbieg, Julies Bile peas.. To be Boalirse—Biebard Naylor. Octavio, Brae, Comet Ernst de Loused., Baron Friedrich von Au, Louie Harbor, Carl yea &tidier, From &oaks, William Brandt. To be Paymuter—Fraseis Winn, Esq. To be Adjstant—Liestesast degauss W. Lewis. To be Qoarteresestm—Georse Buda, pat. To be Sergem—Friedrich Renal, Esq. To be Armload Surpass Bernhard Hasse, MURK &lack. ter lAgin khan, Beitfinest—To be Ceprafae—Scree Crompton, Lillis yes Diesday, Lomat. Noodt, Julius Nadel& Edward Valentine, Rudolph vs. Nimiadowsliy, Bares Lash vas Ginestuus, Biros Palle you Hosea ersatz, Boron Johann Ddin, Gutsy Adolph Wachs]. To be Liesteseate—Ldnie Planless, Siegfried Tobias (*Onset), Carl vas Brame, Adolph Bleiseser. Ba ssoon elenseake, Rages eon akopsia, Jena. Warden, Otastamis ves Grebowsky, Edward you Hisoni, Ferdi nand iotriller. To be Ilailgoo —Johann Pogrom, Hermosa yes Brosnan, Chemise Fewer. William Weir, William Jose. George 8.M.. Naiad& yea Ridleben, Fawn Valistisf, Robert Bertram, David BMW. To be Payeeaster—Jobe Haat, Esq. To be Adlaset— Lleatemat 8 Tobias. To be Quertannester—George Elliot, gent. To be Iferisca—Pablo Semi*. To be Assiesaat Bierpseas Solaria Haut, Friedrich Phillips. UNATTACHED. Brood Liestassat 611144;111eori;11rekine, major 33rd Foot, to have his brevet teak eanverted into substantive rook, 'seder the royal warrant of Oet. 6, 1864. The promotion of Brevet Lientenent W. C. B. Napier, lido of 26th Foot, to ism date Oct. 23, 1866, is lies at the 13th hoe., ea previously stated. STAFF. To be Porvoyoul to Su PoWeo—Bdwar4 Morris, gest. ; Jamie Hams, rot. ; Jobs L'llotnago Lousy Boodasoo, pat. HOSPITAL STAFF. Bargecia Themes Derr, tram the Sieiifeat bait Regimen, to be eta! summon of tbe second claw, vies O'Leary, op. painted loam Milt Foot. Asßag Assistant Einem Jobs George Fasgbt to be asslataat sargesa. To be Anise Alabama Surgeons—William Hoary Seek's*, Patrick Andrew Ili'Dennott, Thomas 24 , imon Roosted, Jolts Unwise, Thomas Butler Power °Tries, Henry William Hubbard, Jesse Lyon, Francis Hyde Tomball, sad Niokoles Ffolliott, gram BREVET. Colonel Patrick You placed on retired full pay of the Impel Ilogiumn, to be major general, the risk buoy hotaney only. The appointment of Mr. H. Moor to lb. local risk d assoad Glass surreal with the army is the East has leis easeslled. Colonel Edward Hay, of the Ent India Caspare senile. le be major panel. The nademseationed prosestioae to take plass is the Eat laib 0 11 11 Way's *Amy. eineequent 'alb* ANA of Gse. Hoet Stem o.borne Sembey lemony, ma Sept. 15, 1866 :—Lieateneat Gale& James Abanty,lleepsl Artil lery, to he general ; Major Gemmel fleraset Swinbee, Bemgal lafeatry, to be beat/neat peaeral ; Colonel Wil liam Prosoott, Madras lelaetry, to be major present. Tb• uedermeatitmed taws of tea Raft ladle Company's service, retired epos lull pay, to bar* a step of honorary rack, as follows: To be Celoaele—Lienteeent Colonel William 8. Palms, _ Bengal Artillery • Lieutenant Colonel the Bon. Barry Barnard Daissli, Bengal Artiilery. To be Lieutenant Colonels—Major Willies Charlie Hicks, Bengal Infantry; Major John Richard Ablate, Bengal Infantry; Major Francis George John Lamellas, Madras Light Cavalry. To be Mulor—Captain Hugh John Hoeshuta, Bengal lc hairy. ----- The following commielione have been signed by the Lord Lieutenants of their respective eountios Rent Militia Regiment of Artillery—Heart' Day, gent., to be assistant surgeon, via* Nagle, whose eessaieslos has been cancelled. Royal Sherwood Foresters or Nottingham's)** Regiment of Militia—Edward Wood Taylor, gent.. to be ensign. let Rills Regiment Boyd Cornwall Ringers—Lieutenant Carthow to be captain, vita Mrs/eager, promoted; Thos. Goodrich, Wilson, east., to be ensign. 4th or Betel South Middlesex Regiment of Militia—Lien tenant Edward Eden Elliot to be captain, vice Jennings, diepleeed. But York Evillest of billies—William Henry Deane, gent., to be ensiles, vie. Riche/dams, promoted; Frederick Caldwell Hamilton Parks, gent., to be ensign, vice Nicholson, remote!. Royal Cumberland Regiment of Militia—Erwin Fielding Testator to be lieutenant, vice Sate, who retires.] Thous OtiafflosZtrast, --- ZMT WAllo Hert.e.rut, Derry. lan, and wrr9 9 9ff proprietor, to siousder Nov. 6at 11, ea Dos. at at eseinattsll4l:reet. Ilels., likon. LlMburs art Hurd, NU 4 M% Iltuldorsbory ; off. sorls., Wittman. Orlubsliort. est. Wn.tassr Euratom, Ceoutinff, Pisebary. els out poem .rebut, Nov. I at Ili, mod Dee. • at IL at ffeelubsilotrest. Sal.. Norton. likustont, Iftbsgegets ; ce. wig, Joirsto. Itirtssimil. Knit. A Hamm; Harrowoutte Hlll, leddleon. Isskor. Na'. II at IL soil Dos.4st I, st essiosteltotrest. Sot., Joni', Cbsosser. lass ; off. S Jestu al lts== . lo 44"... 6troet, City, &sm. Ser. list IS. sal Des. 1 it li, st 16669161141u5et. tau liollinreeili, Oraredssuusre, art lioNsu ma Sso, lost; off. owl 6. Grass, Offsmoultust. Curia Meru litobseturad. 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Kw. lot the Globe tYwayow. Jar. Loma Lug. Claegow, writs,, Illsv. T. at tie OWN Hotel, Claw% SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTEIL-FRIDAY. CHESTER CUP, 1856. 1000 to 10 offend a the field. DERBY. 9 to 1 agst Wentworth (t) 10 to 1 Yellow Jaek (..11) 10 to 1 Ply by Night (e) 13 to 1 Biliagtoe (I) 29 to 1 Artillery (r) 20 to 1 Cermet (t) 26 W 1 Porte Riau (t) 33 to 1 Sager Plata (t) 33 to 1 Peter Wilkins (or) 40 to 1 West Learos (t) 60 to 1 Be eolie (t) 60 ta 1 Aleppo (t; 1000 to 10 The Prince (t) No betting a the Wattmeter sad Liverpool events; most of the betting waa a the Nursery Stakes nit for at New market this day. NE' HOUGHTON MEETING. THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOW—TatraersAT Nunn. FIRST-CLASS NURSERY. 5 to 1 apt Bine Malebo (t) 8 to 1 Shiloh (t and atterwuda off) 8 to 1 The Droner (4 ff) 9 to 1 Pit.a-pat (t sod off) 10 to 1 Tog o' War (t) 10 to 1 Maid of the Mill (t) 10 to 1 Lawn (off) 12 to 1 Queen's Head (t) 12 to 1 O►ike (t s• d off) 100 to 8 Manganese (off) SECOND CLASS NURSERY. 8 to 1 eget Secret (t) 8 to 1 Alice Wentworth (t) 10 to 1 Byrsa (t) DERBY. 2700 to 200 apt Yellow Jack (t) 20 to 1 Corwin (t) 800 to 100 Wentworth, Fly by Night, sad `follow Jaek (t) WORCESTER 'UTUMN MEETINO. TTINSDAT AND WIDNIIIDAT. ACCRPTANOU FOR PHI WORORBIRR RITTUNN HANOI • OAP. 'lwo miles. (42 sube, 23 of wimps declandl re m lb I Llttl•Harry A 6 S 3 I Toetablot Grey i it 1 Poodle (Me. 8I extra) 6 710 Wilma* 3 1 Sawa • 7 41 Red Item ............„. 4 3 7 0I M Psis Mar .....—....--- 3 Warm 4 611 are nt. —„.. II libllmur - 3 MIR Date 66 61 wands „.. 3 TM NM 1 6 4 Ess.l6 ............. ........ 3 Mary a 311 ACCIIPTANCI4 FOR TOO WORCISTRIANIZI GRAND AN. OVAL STRIPLICHAIR. About tone mitre. (19 sobs, 6 of mbosi declared.) et lb Illri e lllllß7 1 7 a I 4 lA* Illipsis 12 PIN sir .........» l7 UM7 - lb, Ilie Viszas et to Emigrant 7 Lt. rpx4 en5......._ Potter »._....... 4 Matte, . 4 Rearettfurd 1 Tally 4 PAYDAY Furry Poowne, for 3-yrs old. 7st 61b; four, Sat 61b; fin sad upwards, Sit 101 b. Tho wine, to he sold for 100 son. if demeaded. tc. A.F. (1 mil. 2 fur. 73 yds.) Mr. noretey'r Romeo M Calliaraia, 4 yrs (T. 1 Mr. La Mort's Le Jaif. 6 era .....(W011s I Mr. Berid's Gaaream tildes, a yrs ...(4tasedl 8 Mr. Oalltver's dMontr, byes (Tates) 4 Mr. C. Wlaterlagiam's Fir Rewind Trio:bard (J. Marr ap al Mr. Team's Little Brownie, 8 yrs Betting: 3 to 1 ant °engine Bides, 6 to 1 ant Sir Row land Trencher& 100 to 16 ant Le Jail. At first sto 2 was taken about Mortimer, but Closest, after weighing to ride, was asiard with a fit. It war then determined to pat Fors ter tip, bat be eould not got to the post in time to start. Romeo won by three leugthr. Same dietaries between the sewed end third; a head between third and fourth. The whiner war claimed by Mr. La Men. HANDICAP SWNIPIITALIIII of 20 son nab, end only 6 ft if deciand, to., to go to the owner of the .aeond bone, for 3.yr olds sad upwards. T.Y.C. (6 fur. 140 yds.) (14 subs, 6 of whoa paid 5 son. It.) Lard Wilton's Ones* Orlaado, 4 yrs, Est 111 b ......(T. Cliff) 1 M. T. Tine's Fliercar, f yrs. 7st MUM Mr. Waller's Warta, 6 yrs, 74 Oh . The following also ran :—Heepoder, Magni°, Sias qua non, Titormvs, Willander. Betting: 6 to 4 ant Flamm, 5 to 1 nab art Hospodar, Ifingeitvi sad Own, 7to 1 sot Oetavia. woe cleverly by plough, • hoed between the seemed and third, licepodar was fourth, Mosquito fifth, tad Thermos Math. BWRIIPSTAINS of 10 son. nab, for 2.yr-elds fit7lh ; fillies, fist 61h. The winner to be sold foe 60 son., if deutandetioltr. First hallo( Ab. M. (3 Airings, 316 yards.) ihrerdees Persia by Beelesaler .........--(Wkhbodee) 1 Niece Switerellseass (R. PI Mr. Iffierris's Lady itb 3 7' . Samba= Mr. WOW ' Thirty-to Rec. Bettis,: 7 to 4 each eget " ( Lady Golisbtly and Tbirty.to- Five. Won &overly by a length ; the mend beating the third by a seek. As is the previous day, Thirty-to-Fire jumped round at start iag and did sot get off. Tbe wine.? was claimed by Admiral Roes. of 10 goes. emelt, for 2 yr.olds 7st, and three, 13et 111 b. The wiener to be sold for 300 mom, if demanded, de. Fiat half of Ab. 11. (8 (wimp. 215 yards.) Mr. Adldaes Titaness by Trims, 3 yes ...... (Wolia) 1 Mr. Iheawslfs heseskot, 3 yrs (Kende) Tba Mewls, also esa :—C by ffiese—ltelllery. The to. *sprawl, Coal Bleck Rose, Cites. Ariel, Lain Selina, fby Akira—Little Fairy, Levey, Imposter*, Amy. &Wag : 4 to 1 apt Little Fairy, 4 to 1 east Raillery colt, 5 to 1 each agst Ceres, Imposture, sad Ariel, 6 to 1 3333 1 . 3 • 3 7. 8 to 1 each art Themes sad Uessoosted. Woe by half a leen*. tieszpeated tame is reered, beat ing Beelafent by *bead, bet as returning to scale Prior was fogad to be 7lb shorter weight. Raillery colt, Ceres. Ariel, sad Little Fairy illy formed the lot lamest to Backefoot as pasties the ehair. Berairsztess of 10 noes. each. for theory-olds, let Bib; fear, 11. t Sib; Ira sod upwards, flat 5.h. The wiener to ta sold for 400 sees. it demanded. to. First half of Ab. M. (3 ler 215 yd..) (5 subs.) Mr. easel% wapam by Coed, 4 free...... Doke el Seekers Fara, $ yrs (S ahem I Mr. M. Yrisek, Jan.'., haloes, 4 (molls $ Mr.11318311316's Warren, yrs Berabas: 7 to 2no Para. Welk's — made .... the males, aid wee way :redly by two lengths. Bad third. HASZneAIt BW3TOPSTAKIS et 15 new. each, 10 ft, for 2.yr-eide sad upwards. DR. (7 tar. 201 Os.) (11 webs.) MR isithas Oweekeepor by Ilinteatahsr. 4 yrs, tat (Weedy) 1 Soloildre Lady lard, 4 yrs, is Mb .........03.1 P wees I Kr.Oirelleerfwee. l yrs. re wee ............... Kenos 3 Mr. Webs% Warta, 6 yrs. TAM The Moeda* aloe las : Cl...beer" Owes, f by Van Tromp, Jolty Nada% 11 f by Birdesteher. Betties : 7 he 2 apt Omer*, 4 to 1 eget Lady Bird, 6 to 1 each asst Guseiceepar tad Jolly Marine, 8 a 1 apt Bour geois. WM by tbree.epleellie of a leefttb. Bad *W. TIKI Beam= Brim* Meet Class) of 25 saes. onsh, for VMS. D.ll. Qui g M ew er. e r m ael Ilea% d* N hey. ee 40. Feediww) Mr. swam ea Wm/ I 111 r. Remora 141110 . —.. (Welhl The Illeerleg lie Nasalise, lie Vieteriee, (*edibles Nan, Tog o' War, Pit-a-Pat, Hardtop, Bine Mantle, Law., °hike, The Dresser. Betting : 6 to 1 each apt The Dresser, Blue Mantle, and Manganese, Bto 1 each apt &Walt and Tug War, 100 to 8 each apt Queen's Bead, Bardrop, and itteffsadabire Nan. A very fine race In with .he three placed, Shelab winning by a head, sled the second bating the third by a neck. Staffordshire Nan,The Dresser, and PiaaPat claw together, were well up with the third. Too NORIBILY STOUR (Snood Clue) of 26 SOTS. each; for 2.yr olds. D.M. (7 tar. 201 yde.)_ Mr. Smia's Secret by blelboares, let Sib (T. ChM I Mr. Baker's Byrn. lea OS (Asbina Mr. V. V. Tonnes Peratedir. lat (Chariton II Mr.Orpodered's lam let rib ............(8 ray 4 The following al.o ran :— Thames Sister to ite mise, Wentworth, Goldbill, Lady Florence, Carious, Pretty B a y, Bobby Tait, by the Hero—Latitude. Betting : 4to I agst Berea, 6to 1 east Secret, 6to 1 apt Pesehodo, 8 to 1 each apt Diego, Lady Florence. and Thames Dittos, 10 to 1 apt Alice Wentworth, 12 to 1 apt Bobby Taft, 12 to 1 apt Pretty Boy. Won in • caster by two lengths. ilia lengths between the wooed sad third, and three lengths betimes the third and fourth. Pretty Boy, Bobby Tait, sod Alice Wentworth were the neat throe. Swann's:a:as of 10 says. each, for 3.yr olds; Mb, 7112; Allies, 84 41h. The winner to he sold for 60 sow. If dentaaded, tc, T.Y.C. (6 ration's, 140 yards.) (6 rata) Mr Mr. .li ß. tsnelenW Yew% Allkibis by Blidestaber OW 1 f Mr. 111besibel i r t hiabisi Murtha 11 Mr. lirdeon'a (Welts 4 Mr. Stirling's The Gobier's Deughter....— ...... (I. Marston Betting : 6 to 4 agst Flageolet, 8 to 1 arm Afghan. Afghan made play throughout, and won by flee lengths. Half a length between the second and third. The winner was claimed by Mr. Stratton. SWINTSTAZIO of 10 SOTS. each ; for twayr olds, 7st 7lb ; three, 9st 41b. The winner to be *old for 200 sow. If demanded, &a. Allowances if entered to be sold for lesa. T.Y.C. (6 furlongs, 140 yards (4 subs.) Mr.Bobimea's Plimpton Meld by Gambol. t Wil tat „Mlles) I Mr. Osbcons'eThe war, I >n(10:14 Oaf Ilib (Bserpark) I Mr. !loaf.'. The Q0m14 . 1 fn (!01). * let ilb (Meaty) I lir.C.Wiaterlagbasa's (Begot the Otputra, I p0(10014,6it ltlb AIM* 4 Boning : 6 to 4 apt Tho Quack, 6 to 2 apt Xing of the Oipaier, E to 1 opt Bailiff, 4 to 1 apt Plumpton Mold. Wea by a length. Two lengths between the second and third. The winner WWI claimed by lir. J. Osborne. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENC E. BBTTING UP TO 811 O'CLOCK. . DEBBY. ___ 1700 to 200 apt VienWOrti (900 to 100 also laid) Bto 1 Ply-by-Night (oN) 1000 even on Miamian ten against the field :—Went worth, Rogerthorpr, Polsoodie, Coroner, BUingmn, Porto Biro, Vandermalie, Artillery, Bird-in-Head, and Peter Wilkins. Tea rases Sr. set for this day—the first at kalf-past 11 the last at 4. A special train will leave for London at 6. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. STAG ROUNDS. Cheltenham (Capt. West's), Tuesday, Frog Mill; Friday Cleave Mill—at 12. Kent (Mr. Roberts's), Monday, Chiddingstons ; Friday, Ighthaas—at 12. Fox HOUNDS. Albrialkton (Lord Siamfmrd's). T ursday, Ravine Hall ; Saturday, Smeatow-cats—at halt put 10. Badawartb, Tassels', Wumersley Park; Thursday, Red Roues; Saturday, 13;nastoat.hill—at half-past 10. Blaekmoor Val.. Tuesday, Kaanelt, Charlton; Friday, Creseh-hill—at half past 10. Bellew's, Mr. F., Monday, Northenolton • Wedamday, Coulombs Post; Saturday, Byname—at half past 10. Beaufort's, Duke of, Mammy, Cross Hands ; Wedneeday, Trouble ; Thursday, Swallett's Gate; Saturday, Hullayiagtors. Berkshire, Old (Mr. Morrell's), Tuesday, Tobney ; Thurs day, Wittenham Wood; Friday, Bannon by Shrives:bans— at half-peat 10. Berkshire (Mr. Wheble•a), Tumday, Nuffield; Wednia day, Burghfield; Friday, Yatteodon—at 11. Bransham Moor, Monday, Rae; Wednesday, Stutters Mill; Friday, the Wild Mao; Saturday, Middle-lane—at half-past 10. Bodale, Monday, Norton Conyers; Wednesday, Hanzwell Hall ; Friday, KW:a—at half pest 10 Burton Haat (Lord H. Boathaak'a) Thursday, Branton Wood; Friday. Swallowbrek Saturday, suribrook—at 11. Cottemnore, Monday, Oreetham Inn; Tuesday, Ayston; Thursday, Holyweil Hall ; Saturday. Thiatlaton —at 11. Crawley and Bonham, Monday, Norfolk Aran, Worth ; Wedoeaday, Puss Pottage; Friday, Raspier Village—at a quarter to IL Smith Boca, Tuesday, Crown Inn, Laindon Hills (06 br•akfisst). at 10; Saturday, Weeninaton—at 11. Ewes (Mr. Henley °folkway's), Monday, Forest HQ ; Thursday, Porter's Hall; Saturday, Matching Gnien— at 11. Mr. Farquhareork's, Monday, Ashcomb ; Thursday, Don. cliff*. Mr. Garth'e, Monday. Haines Hill; Wednesday, Bram bill ; Friday. Dogreerrfiald—at bait put 10. Halide., Monday. Week Cross-pate; Friday, Bualtad Filleigh--at half-cast 10 Hamblodos, Monday, Cams Congas, Hambledon ; Weds needy, Hill-plies; Friday, Fisher's Pond—at a quarter to n. Heythrop, Monday Heythrop ; Wednesday, Berton Oat.; Friday, Farmin g ton Grove ; Saturday, Blenheim— at half-put 10 Hurworth, Tuesday. Moor Bank ; Saturday, Crathorn•— at half out 10. H. H., Moaday, Windmill Hill; Tne elay, Braindeaa Commas ; Thursday, Lunway's Inn ; Saturday, Upton Grey —et • gainer to It. Mr. 111. Inareaes, Monday. Sudbury Hall; Thursday, Chartley Park; Saturday, Blythebyry —at a quarter to U. Ledbury, Tuesday. Rankly; Friday, Feathers Inn, Staustou--at half-past 10. Ludlow. Tateday, TI. Serpent; Friday, Lingen—at half-past 10. Mr. Lisley**, Thursday. Sandbeek Park; Friday, Hendon Clamp—at half-nut 10 Mr. M. Marshall's, Tarosday, Miry:stir Wood; Friday, Monreombe Corner—at heltpaat 10. Oakley, Monday, Milton Hill; Tuesday , Hampden Wood ; Saturday, Shelton—at a quarter to It. Shropshiro, Monday, Aetna Borttall ; Wednesday, Sea don e : Friday, fifth milestone Baseburch Road—at half poet 10. Sinnfoirten, Tuesday, Ampleforth ; Friday, Kirby Marv el:le—at half-past 10. Mr. Asslntans Smith'.. Tuesday. Ted worth Hoses; Wednesday, Crawlbotra Farm; Thursday, Redenhans Hoses; Friday, South Grove; Saturday, Roche Court— at 11. Snakeroot Subeeriptioa, Tuesday, Bromoton Ralph ; Friday. Wooliton Moor. afar Bialtnoller—at halt-past 10. Sunni Union , Monday, Hetet:lea& : Thursday, Naar. laatt's Corner ; Saturday, Epsom Windmill—at half peat 10. East Soma, Thursday, Windmill Hill (to breakfast)—at kelt-put 10. Tiverton, Moaday. Pound Down, 811yerton ; Thursday, Rinashromoten—at half-pest 10. Vine (Lord Portansmkth's). Thursday. the Vine; Friday, Andover Rood Station ; Saturday, BeliWT/1 Brills—at 10. V. W. H. (Lord Gifford's), Turaday, Poulton Villa.* ; Thursday, Lydisrd Plain; Saturday, Ride, Cireneostor Wood—at a quarter to 11. York and Ainety, Tarteley, Mires Bar Thursday. Thirkleby Park ; Saturday, Elkipweeth Bridge—at half past 10. In answer to laud and repeated calls from the meeting, Mr. BATSMAN rose to return thanks. lie said that the committee et tb. Milton Club had been sacerdotal, grail tied in being able to place their ball .t the service of the Congregational Union, with the intention pure and simple of fostering a spirit of Christian kindliness and gentle feel ing throughout the hole nonconformist body. (Hear. hear.) He begged it to be understood that their club wes not a club in the commonly accepted sense of the term, but a point of union wherein Christian gentlemen from all parts of the country might interchange Christian sentiments and feelings, nothing more and nothing less. (Hear, hear ) The want of snob an institution as the Milton Club bad Seen long felt, and indeed it bad been a matter of astonishment that a body so powerful as the nonconformists should have up to the present time been left without a metropolitan point of union. do far as it had tome, what he had said in dicated the character of the club; but much more would grow °snot it, for if nonconformity was a right and a neces sity, something of importance must come of a point of salsa at which thould meet brethren from France, from Ammeles, from Australia. and from the various parts of the MAW Kinedom. Mr. Bateman then proceeded in a lineenrous strain to assure the ladies that the Wish would Mee no injurious effects in permanently attracting the members from the domestic circle, and pointed out to ladies from the country how valuable it would be as a place of reereatioa for their sons, who might come up to seek their fortunes in town. In conclusion, the speaker earnestly conjured bis hearers, both clerical and lay, to do everything in their power, in their respective districts, to support the club, and to establish it on a sound and flourishing financial bask. Mr. MULL, M P., as a member of the committee, felt called upon to make a few observation*. Having given the chief credit to his (Weed Mr. Batsmen for the establishment of the club, he proomded to say that amongst many daemon the objects for which it had been established were not clearly understood. Tasy were to some 'scent to associate secular with religious means for furthering the Interests of their body. There was nose who 'sited more than himself the preaching of the Gospel, none who more highly esteemed the pastoral eSta ; but be believed that in confining them selves ezetheively to spiritual agencies they were not doing all for the Gospel that might be done for the sake of the Gospel, and that much might be done to give effect to their ministration of a purely secular kind. The establish merit of toe club was one step towards the correction of this evil, their objects being to ink, the mare social elements of their constitution subordinate to the advancement of those cads which they deemed most Mt tont. (Hear, hear.) Nobody appeoved more of iatlapaMt individuality than he did, bat their own isiliehlieelity might be cultivated too eiclosively, while said Mena were neglected which might be made most pmeteliel la furthering religious objects. He looked, them, on the ebb as a religious inatitutioo, because its ends were mainly religious; and be looked au it as a secular institutios, because the means by which it worked were mainly secalar. It would afford a point of union for coosultation, for es operation, and one in which ithanderstandinpa might be cleared up and differthon wiped away, and it might ultimately have the result of doing away with the reproach that there were two parties in the nonconformist body. Coe word more. He had seen the power of dubs, formed tor political pur poses elsewhere, and although he should be sorry to see their club begone a political cue, still, as all who were members of their histitutics must feel that they had political purposes to emomplish, they might depend upon it that the Guesses of the, objects would be i t a great measure commensunte with the nooses amuse such institution as the present. If they had sot power sufficient to found a club, if they had sot enough of tbe attraction of el , they for se7 bee ethept the peter-hie' of the gospel, they would not be able to make their principles bear upon the world in the manner while the Wreathe, of those principles deserved. They mete thew themselves worthy o f those principles by making werthens met °sly pecuniary bet domestic, and they would be judosd by their ability to within en Institution like the TAT ACIAIIIL—A farmer's eon. iu the msiitbkeulte Milton Club. (Beer, beer.) hoed of Lowirtsberweb, bee *levee times eompesed IWO* After the ennetusion of Mr. Mien's addrees, Dr. tans Halle in y mate Wee by the Lomillimmelltit gave ON" gli of a meet voyage to the Bast, which to the beet obmithates In th e y ene w omeo dew . TIN , lest were lists' ta with mush interest; and. woo followed by doe wag at the eased pleott m eg mo w s i sm s Today, when the B ey. Mr. &ewsee. with a few obeervatims, et the (*s he we opts defeated. May he seemed esetber leer. silos of which the eelipetey separated. ARRTIIII. Brisket's, Yeadsv. Paestum ; Wranoisley, Thunder's Borrow; Esitardev. Doke—at a quarter to 11. Brawerrove--Yonday, Blaekuell ; Friday, Ashberrows —et IL g e om i dds, musasu, Newmarket Hill ; Thursday, Taleassabe Ty•—at hd/•past 10 . B V. H., Taaidev. Dale's Ark Clasp; Friday, Creamer Hollow—at It Tsesdei, DlVWitt= ; Saturday, Leek• ZINN FOXHOUNDS. Deballots (Viscount Damsons's), Wednesday, Jolin's fides—at 11. Kilda'', Monday, Jo%sustains Imo ; Saturday, Duman -sill. Ratite, Tsi.day, Gate—at 11. Tynr•U'o, Me-deb Leiort.v 11.idge—at 11. Me 18W. Monday, abliaTn;tli Cre es—at 11. Wadi, Viands?, Clifton Lodge ; Saturday, Bhag— at Ownwinal, Woodsy. Animas, Chapel ; Friday, T6B Yeanal—at Ulf-twat 11. Ormond and Portinsna.Wadasaday, Me Pike ; Saturday, Tborefleld—at belt-past IL Palvenateao, Wednesday. Ones Hilla—at 12. Winiferd and EMlnisk, Monday. Taoist. Should the wastbee prove unfavourable, the bow& will feet at Tarsal ea the following day. SOIREE OF THE CONGREGATIONAL UNION AT THE MILTON CLUB. Yesterday evening the whole of the spacious apart ments of the Milton Club were gratuitously thrown open to the,Congregatiostal Union, for the purposes of &soiree, which was most numeroesly attended In addition to a very large body of clergymen, both metropolitan and provincial, the rooms were crowded w:th the laity of various sections of the nonconformist body, all of whom expressed themselves gratified for the accommodation afforded, and highly pleased with the general gemente of the club. It is now about four years since Mr. Henry Bateman sad Mr. Samuel Morley conceived the Idea of establishing in the metropolis a point of union for the various mem►er. of tie macenformist body throughout the kingdom, and at length, principally through the indefatigable exertions of Mr. Bateman, a suitable clulhhoues has been obtained and magnificently fitted up, a large capital raised, l ead between five and six hundred members enrolled on the house list. The hoses is in a most central situation, being No. 16, Ludgate-hill, end is exceedingly spacious se well as somfortable. The decorations an, as might have been expected, generally of a plain and unpretending sharacter, eauvenienos and utility having bees obviously the great desideratum with the committee. To this rule, however, Me principal drawing•room forms a pleasing eseeption, Wag gilt and decorated in a style at ones chaste and elegant, end afford* oa entering a most gratifying coup &reel. Notwithstanding an Immense outlay, the arrangements are Miff Incomplete, bat are nevertheleis sufficiently advanced to MOMS their ultimate sum and object. When complete, they will include, is the rear, an immense and richly deuented hall for public meetings, more than one ball of men moderate dimensions, a magnificent organ, and other nuessary appurtenances of a plus dedicated to great public acuities, whether festive or of a more serious character. The hotel department, which has been placed under the control of Mr. Donal, of the City of London Tavern, is on the footing of the but west•sad clubs, and has, in addition, a sufficient amount of sleeping accommoda tion for country members during their Decisional visits to town. Altogether the club has a decidedly comfortable, sabetantial aspect, and will no doubt, when complete, be net only highly useful to the nonconforming body generally, but exceedingly creditable to Maus. Morley, Bateman, and the other gentlemen through whose energetic exertions it ham ben established. TM company commenced to arrive early yesterday even ing, and soon crowded not only the drawing-room, but all the public apartments and even the staircases, which at one period were almost impassable. A great point of attraction was the megnifieent piece of plate masted to Mr. Coartauld for his exertions in the celebrated Braintree cue, and which was surrounded by admiring groups throughout the greater portion of the evening. As this piece of plate is probably destined to have a high historical interest, the fol lowing detailed description may be found interesting, pre• asisisg that the design is purely ornamental, end the °bk . 3 to symbolise the triumph of Civil end Religious Liberty : "Top group.—The upper figure (Liberty) holding in her right hand the up of liberty, in her left the emblem of victory; under her feet are faggots, chains, and scourge, symbols of civil ant religious tyranny. Liberty is sup ported on one side by chriatienity ; under the feet of eh • anity is the serpent, emblematic of evil end corruption ; on the other side of liberty is justice satisfied, is the act of calling the attention of the world to the achievements of civil and religious liberty—her eyes unbandsged, and her sword lying by her side. Wisdom (being the other figure) holding in her hand a tablet, and exultingly calling atten tion to a motto thereon, characteristic of the subject. On the base.—A tigers of history holding a tablet, oa which s►e is recording the final issue of the Braintree contact. A figure, emblematic of civilisation, holding in her bands a book, from w►ich she is exultingly reading the triumphs of civil and religious liberty. TM other figure, holding in her hand the distaff—by her side the beehive and the beaver— is emblematic of industry and perseverance, who is content that her labours have resulted in success. On the bottom of the boo are wreaths; the laurel. emblem of victory— the oak, of endurance—tee palm, of peace. On the panels are the medallion portrait of Samuel Cocrteuld, Esq., his armorial bearings, ann the inscription, all of which are in relief. The extreme height of the group is 42 inches, the width 21 inches. Weight of the whole, 000 ounce'. Value, 800 guineas. Designed and manufactured by Samuel S. Benson, 16, Cornhill, London." As aeon es the company had partaken of the abundant refreshments provided, and satisfied themselves by personal inspection as to the elegant:ties and comforts of the house, a meetiag was improvised in the large toots in the rear (the future library), over which the Rev. Dr. Halley emitted, the object brine to Plate on record the service rendered to the Congregational Union by the committee of the Milks Club, in placing their premises at the service of the Union for the meetings of the week, and the gratitude of the letter body for the veryinsportent and substantial benefit oonferred. A resolution to this effect was proposed by the Rev. R. AsnTow, and Funneled and sit:Toned by the Rev. Dr. AAAAA and R. PRASCI (bleneheeter), and was passed oy acclamation.