The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-02 00:00:00

C5 25 4-0 1444ell "" ) .. • .:••• JUPIA 1,0 Kl 7 AtlYloll ,PP.7lllgrit Hirt TVAi• - , •• t _ • 1 . I.s •'•7l 4 . • 11:,01,1 MT )1' • I.lls t .•)1 41.61, .1. • 1 • --- .110SNIVIlaii! ,, I) I'ollB v.. 11 -„ tend =Len ; rovrol han runup •t.t vcod • .: z • : C:aa 7- • • • •I}' LONDON. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1860. No. 4 254.] 7 (Stamped ld. Additional.) ST. MA RTIN'S-H•LL. —HANDIL'S NHISEAR, Twaranow, Ayr' I. at &Mortis dirollas al Kr. JOHN I, ULLIM. Hookk Hay towlikad. Mks Mart. . Ohms LiOTI4 JANOJ homer. Tickets, la, IN Si I. MHZ LONDON sad CHINA TILEGRAPH ' t a i nt r iL balthed mini at the nano via pr4rre is. be easia r d r=prot tree. It the ea* ~No ressell inic n erzt! mate la Nan. Omill " r= : 1611114 Eli k ei rebserlbett -•• =MUM lota fop . _ at oar thensi , num& Isis& T THE I.—As ABSTRACT of the GROSS PRODUCT d the R is NW aissewatiomed periods, ended Illsreh 31, 1810, oos descipeaskipg year. _ ra .t r • • of the UNITED KINGDOM, 'pared with the ceeresposiffwg periods of I. OVIRLAND R01:12.—COM1171110ATION AD alma I. INDIA. AusTIALIA, as.. NIA 110TrT /b. TININAULAS ...I DRUMM MANI INAMATIOIII coler %NT lICNK rtN4eNallis sal rash* Comp rands far Mbrobar. .Ms. 140.1. IT Milk MEW Cal• nit& lb. Mauna. ..d Mir. ea& dun= Mpg& co 1.1. wit ...1 WA way um& : M = . 111pipl, Adel .awl Ilagaim, Ire dal 11116 Milli; et midi sostli . sad fur Ulbraillar. Mt" Dambite. Umatilla.. Stamm. Imilasi KAM , ellatiout e lgulPires I slaaJ kw Addia.le 11144bousea. WI .py Aomori Isidag aoribimpl.• me the Eft GI war, valaW—isr brew = i 2C ."ll . or Or l 1 1 e t t=eullsmeat all"4 1ami".11411.4. SItIII to BRICIIIEN.— The North Germ ee dr poised as,.. Aaiun-ship lIEITtI ANN, walker, nu WILDNVDAY Evenl s A tram lane, Hornet'',lawn, for lbw shove ge.rt, olth and mew wet Fares —64lassa. . lon anbik 41. eek. IQt . leggin at • fare sad a ball. Yammer, mast take their Octets at Chaphn's l'alvortal olden. Itegentidretts. W or at PIIIILLIITIL MIAS' C 4, and PIIELLIPPWoidoaIa to the North Gorman Lloyd Meettunk 11, 11.••1 lane, City, LC. CHEAP and EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to IRELAND pa.Litaites :Great tentem Railway lo WATERFORD sad by sorer to )1111301th MAVEN, and barbs bowled mail oemwers Wm the T. nolo. at New Milford. Daily mow to Waterford Dom v au a nt etyma., made a.m. third dodo Weir halm Perbibbrtee Worry 1 I'EsDAY, TH I ItSD %Y. and SATURDAY to CORK ►y I.bo saes trait.. _ . _ . . . . .71i1 7. 4re: 7 1017iiest•cl.t.. 4A Strand-class, U. ed. Thlaal•clus. lisftne tickets. a , ailal.l , for out math, TS. fleut-cLus. 1111 L . . . . _ . Min Meaner. 1. are Waterford dsily at 31S pea, and lane Cart Moo•lay. wrdnerday, and rrtday.—lor funnier porrisnina at the Railway ;nation: or to Menem FORD and a Common street, Lougee, and Itallway flantbra. Iror or toMf . bOnlf KM% Wanorked: or Mem teats. L o a n oi A rneD wrrwirr un Amman BY TSZ MUTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION. leeerporatol . 14, Orest dm. ts C.. es relinONAL IMCtZITT jI 7= l = terposit of Dodo Pe kr. Primo& resolved 11= fees, sod au reduction le for Were*. TM Mege emb of thin As...dation ~IAN the thimpostr r tensitio W Itsemo- Unne ismiediotels. shore &IMMO Wets' boo admeed IMMO lih awahact, or its sneaked enema Pour et prepeast, rootalidoe tell Isfrmallem, free, or L.. 4M Mt •••• 1 1 4 of • dieseied stomped smeelops. WIT £I W, imweitory. CASH ADVANCES wit MADE,hout dela , by W lONDUN IS V wrrsizsr 001CPANT ', SM. ==se tlepoolt of gliseis. d w Wier ago elpriga.. ropayabb mg losielmels. mimed 6 par sod. as 611 rosesl6 Mow Ca.11:0217 la dons dMO owl Si er< Ruppoluis rl Mims awl boa so apples/Am ANNUM WM 10111 T. /Swift " VACELLENTE BIJOINIULTIC COURANT!. fit*l.Ln FIt.."—WATIIIII- sTit% awl BIUMiDEN. hIVII4, I thas eats Flesi.does Vedal at the Parts l'alretrad Y. by abort flatterlatt textboostlat.m.pect.telly Mg. V .1 4:11119 W lava...that of their fh.LD cif Al sot sad wombs imerinsid d Jrw LI.I.ERY. all mole otl the premier W muraproN NRAN.DEN Ileartetta stee.t W.C. latablisd A.D.17111. mole of 11.11 e. and Jt ternary be b. ash N.Ji. This ' "-hmtist clue at 6 Is tag 4rolii aM is leitalsys al IDLATL—RICHARD ATTINBOROUGH, AB, mierduirwt. —11.• b Leadawdadsh - I 4,00,111 mid MIMI. odor : lune _ .lea poikurs.! plikma. as. T.) 4 9 1 . 99 ' Zia 9d. is a 9 d. 111 Table 1 1 •12•19 9iL 11 ••i 9 41. II aIL •• L• D. 2.9.9.991 A A ll • •714,. 114 4 1 __ } • _7l I" ? 12 Omni 1 , 19214 •-, 7 I elli ' 5 911 ' 9 LI 09 11•999. ID' 7 11 SW 11 21 Sp 9 7lt 12 Tim 92•011 19 7 111 2 111 112 • • 111 Orl4 9 111 • The ober requiNse kw Obi DAD at preperelortaly lim = 119•9941 med gems rod 19•10 dray DOW% Is sardses of Omsk se kaltdrins, ai 79 19e es.-1119204 Athsabosersr" 411, Owleril- W. T BALI at arst-tdass wit sad I rt ssrrrat-4. parr re 4 Oa big le ow • to Ow soh& that Mom Iwo poodisse4 the tetlYs !wag- I - 4 ft...rind lar, /sows,. Irldelk. WNW Se their Os* tie twos* M•rl. lostehst I hey an Wafting kat IYin sap lS • mprl•lti4 •sII• .11nIng .111:1•11.1. airll bed MIN Is orksagoay, s Alma. •ftsl slim 1111/411111 u•ra W.. .1 salmi .1, asriatiOSON 41111% Is elm ea 1. 84 t+ 1, 14 : boa bobleitik 16 . MIN" prop-rinisisiti Amp. al Omni • WaShnrs ruisliar , Imam, ad it. XL * rodCsawkeillemml. 16.11•••ame estsillAs4 SD seem MOW= is INS Alaska NS Ind lb. thaw .4.11 eum sod re we =Ms IS. =O4 Is 1.1. 4 .• ftion tram bea, ani mead 011.1 sit\ farsilure. god =Uri or, pealed bob bedding tea •H\ of b.4,s = he. nom. It•••7 1" art. 5. ..srraTtl 4 =`, 1 41h. Imeoll illy. prior Is Vow Itirltru.lr•l ow. usorory rrisnml If tegiiMit it paid le say railway !Kailas la She trpilum. WO dims he trily se the am et arm (VAL& —Dy ficrew sad Railway.— NJ era ILlAgiedid 041 lAspida —LLI, sad OmoisYnft r t Ma arra Mad Ow ling how eask i llt i rkbes : demi bees tai h 1 wife ► desires. Ma Mk mom big : elms. 1:16. pats obsA : fed oh nifty% U . umucz sit .rah. Ih•llver..l 4. re. rer.l ma purl et •••I.t, t.. ti •41,...-1 4. S.Y. Attst 11. Oise Xithlil • hai1..; . .1.44 111.04 411/1. brametes. ad N I F., tlw Art d bdlaldig Maimed ,1 adaphr.l 1.. r t him* .w Minim Ilbilaus. Oimir• Itherirs : A. -A Id %kW% an.l re. appal On Yew whew • un•lrtilly *AIN objests. MY Sr ART d 1141PN V.. IV •41. r, to il••• • mem... al romaybotheireneld. I. st • Wt.* Ifttriettras awl pod Ras M el /11.4 Cl. haw p...t 1r... truth A limulimiras maim id Ur egg tigaiw.i 1.. their May hr Eno A. MAR/0/g sod tics. Itrins W awl Mall Ayala al lAN* Wren. UA It% El ItIKA led YOWLER. BRFA'K N ELL'S SKIN 141.)A P, the NA far po • r!. .r am! haaltby Ada . le I. poi., d tor $4 6 4.44 rigni ovum.. Tamar. and O we •I ni. a SllPP.Nbourel to Mar al ... taws .4 ania. tallow Aka. Licata bt Mae. 11014 •arapally. In all .41nr patent wallas, an YIN& al 4 'aa 4 •lo l al lalbt ...la, awl la n4nm sperm. vagalabin and .4lar lamp ale. 1. Manioc. 4. liayararkat. Landau Maki by all r•apc. fal4a r• in 1..., towels, la 4.—Lacis tablet sa 1 maw. 4 *unreal .It/ Ow nice of " Bracknell.' 'IXTY YE.IH,4 MITVEM have proved herald thet lath allArArlaAlt 7fIL pm. Delors • str*.millts•e7 s.s..p. riles 1.. r peemallna the growth and red.ema w.l 1.-attal)lue the .Mn... hear. It 'reunite hair from 1. dame, tryziligi,• Kn y, sin tottheim weak bah, eleares It Fr.... url erol rale. it lormiUMll7 mft. and .0..4 F.*. hitt,. n 4. 1411) rrea..routen.kyl ea e= e a . e Or tst• .1. valf.l .11, II to Me Atha esteem in nnicii It er MM. teattathdale ermatantle re rem d tortM.e J. ea.r.i. ola 1..4 awl threat Keefe .4 Its amts r ; ..dud M. NW man mat 41,14 dee. the wend. • Itelrlaath . Memoir nth" , tw th. ere.„ r. •• A. Ruth LAN It 'ad artha," la red lab • I .•fr I %M+, u.len. Loathe . sad Al theadate sad pertheeer• )1:1_43P sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. IL 110 1 =0 42, Plomoditly, torttos otoloottoo to his A STOCK se DINO CASKS, TitAVILLINO DIMS pAos, DwATCNIOXIB, Wilting Cameo G rit lout CULB and • AL 110UNTZDAMA'KLOPILCASIC: BAGS ! INKSTANDS at tote; Nom& Coakoto It sof am Ilio NNW SATINY lIIISCLOSING NE S la ts variety ot KLIKANZ: . .TOS lIMIDLNTATIQN, ,too lo No TO be eh =Mt INIDZIOUNI 41. Irmo Soolsillooliod. WOE 10* ZzAmpr4ripx rrip7to on ; AV= laer i z= =a: istr i aarr i; • 1° •rad . it aw in " rt es ifiakme. Letter-Carnere • t Ise. IMMO I 1122421h2 iilhar, 25, Usydaquare, w .c. • • rgiwiiirs • Saturday night the Illitertaiuments at this ' were for thwisseeliCef Mr. Ear* the Imam i .... to thy Ike me a Itedsme W b iter 7. Belletti,, Beiatem with Mr. alines se emidector: which Kr. Harris -vd std addressed the llndinnal as follows lAdies and Geellemen,—ln conformity with urge, I tale the liberty of presenting myself upon the close for oar short romPoloorf rooms, to sully tease my acknowledgments and thanks for appgx kind iftingui Aid the public . to meant tree on Ohl 00ClUnOn. / • " Viewing the position of manager a. one of • ~ maimereial nature, I will not inAible my studious antiquated form of thrusting upon them the dotal of - - vet management, or mis.nianagement, • or of to the future. which, being a Wig few of no control over, is mate a questionable • - tty predecessor, when he relinquidred AM .it eat, was *red to my he had d r i ri a . sad whenever she Anna to blame of g ood ora m her a prosperous cruise. That g re mained, re- fr eighted, sad Wog do vie waters sed& of the theatrical mean by • piing Mad in vigation; and I —say, prond—en managerial na not • —tr.siig the wheat and sismay, weather whisk masiled . MellVllMlligliM If my ahr! I,' t in along to and brined me in rather 'doer proximitioalie then C A M Wads might fancy agreeable, yet by steady exertion, bashed by the good manienship of a aldlhil sad willing crew, I tare weathered the difficulty, pad WWI been ibis to my ant port mfely and mom* whit, Wows Moo.. "Awn the pad I hare drawn that experience which Al' Wan 11(7 22 iszt o r course in reference to the Warr; inn& Mr • reeolleetion of the brilliant =rain laromMa arme he received, .titi.;ken harles conjunction mit_b issom of this theatre, who mologlauktito Sliens task of inaliggenent, for simply do hstnLAZ lower to *a Aim of our mliosal traea oatoriag)—w i t c atby tie wontailbootto, gr:ad 4.4 Plumet4 ll lo—lart consideration she weeseeent ol limos two awiliwomowimigotiabamY to 'Diana Pm Vol I" litvo been WWII loonier lido an India OK him *to.* Vo alliatott lab gnigitrill& im it aio the aml mai Ilmot—l art al Wpm , o Ira el Ittokyo—ortto it it attivortally Maim los erected' for WNW aims *se, such as to draw to the mirth elf imam 'nerrift,_ sad admiring audience/i n itt =llipolio not lautlamra will liars before yon in a melee of his most milaintd characters, commencing. on Foster Monday, with /A g it tif biz Pertinm Illaroyoophant, in The Yaw f the "Again Ankh, you, my kind patrons, for your favoura ble meeptense of my owls exertions, as well as those of the imalloomo el my company, permit me, in their maces owl atom to oda you adieu till faster." Me smelt we. received with great cheering, and the lessee retired amidst general applause. on Um tili and war as wry maw ast atissmr, =IOW Aden sad &whir. Irmo et Ur Ph mml ana sad Ma . GERMAN REED, TONIGHT 1 " .1118 " MIS , trot * or set sesth . mod lor Ulbrailsr. Aft.. Deshir, Wril SEW EVINIIII *MotiSibagsday seGaldlaiday) Davila.. nesiona. twat" Mal Gea r klutt e lslarst al w A y rrl i ngiti nu a.". o =. &U r " a l. l l os : NM Masa kw Adalaide • Ilabegews. sad ,py resson _ soma. ii a ..,607 et aid Mari astrageris as the NED Soso, mss *—For Mem NMI =i7appty a o : u tt=tg uasi j2ollgut, Marrabaiddrese, r o e SEAL et Oho ROT GUAM! *FM RC .c.. ee l I II MPATION, la l le s idliest. AdalwAres. le.. lb: sta* IND SAM fa, sausrisd S the , sad it Dim* Rs*, gad C0...' 111, De ed tom frY STEAM 00101IINIOATION to 146 " 41 " 1 "" al " , an a l ' t` , " e w TOLE.—Tr LIVIRIFOOIa NEW YOLK. MI sr TWILADELFII IA AT LAM ARM COMPANY Mord doosatilliaS ar . ALBERT SMITH'S LAST NIGHTS of „ -- i. thoW ral - Pswerrd tr`e 4 .m. Mtelli4ein see ssars . a 6 Qmorsors cimt.—vitat oit Weir*. and To-so& . 1 to imolowt jpseseres and ilessithon no : , st I rod S. La i W=LT Mall 1.1 VELMA FOR NEW YOWL GLAINPIty„ WednadaArell 4. CITY OF aoiresioa Wolionsioy, Aprlt IL VICTORIA CROSS GALLERT, vim wearers,. a NA EMI DAILY, Ms UDE T. F S= —PI Ad gags sosatodirs Wobartoy. Ogito 1111111.. la Mis. TM eibelo al Mt Toler me" TH Z QM WEIR I W. gad II eignorassonidlos to lboi Mb asseggss pointal by L W. m e r airy albs borisaid prom I grirso a lindrifte pouglism JAIME • lastorid s l mit brompor be Or* mat Os Wa= b lsolled Waft sod sitlu aliul erNlMAll " = " , W=got tiex t.i."44. Lbsapsol; we Is TEUE NATIONAL ASSEZINLY ROOKS, i r e MITSE Sid MAIM, S i Mgr Mollosa.—TlD Milabrakmari , Busters Mr - MON= 110 Ammo sod mistime brag W Its dosser nimn llollllll from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA via twir -bi. vr44 , 0411.. li gr iandellef ii ...llo.• = lo.l. MOM aspA W IPISAMSISAM Nin e annie r the Rearm) Asa 15 " .16/0 Cla e s e . of Me. W. "Poier slim - 7 sly .---- solostlott KS% MN LI t'Slll , OOl TO PORTIAND. =driest andrMairs gosses, Itoo= S. aura to I at a Mini it pmvemoss. - wawa • a Nor. Sii ilft April 4. Crafts to bibs . Law *Oh warm, Ara 11. I Anita's,* to Meow. torti____ll** Nem Isoliss. le Mks. A ROTLL ROOMER Windmill-Area, Pisoadigy. ---- • 11 "..."'• Nil "' "' sm. .Cl. —A D ea f neermourr AL CONCERT, 0 to M. Tuft Toi ~.. ..... 41: Maria IL Is. to DOC to es ISIDor prikabire apply to MERL sad St %am digot, Lawyer. .nANCING ACADEMY, 36, Alf r omptitif i t On Sal the ALF Mr Myr, lberleMe Yards . theatre lIM STEAM brio . a week hi. ROTTERDAM sad Asp. Isolorollar In Daring SST . 4 41 .6 00Witair addition It RIM —The arthethads Monshost Costplafr saw lalmarta sturnorost Mae* is. Oundsoss N. bias, 4s. as art poroutnistesinSdp SATA li GIL trpti W. SMITE. kWh. 411. : par walk. Id M. :me ovmhs lid. Private Mir* b. ed. ' Ma shisside the Duida ateu n pg, Wombs say= ILL A las. ambito MGM *AM Tarday. Takolla la. ' falba ; 1 mogis mt 11. and Die sae rest straw 5 Carr J. MAL I. tat ad .Iy.aaard." tiros a Ils; REDUCTION OF MI WINN RETIRE , forward mi Tom. wary Tharala r y araldsg may. MS those aster sew E " Ida loponar tails Mr maganera —Tee Might, UROPEAN and CO'LONIAL Aa uses A.: . log* r are * • nolverami disc z.,..44.... V.,0 1 ; WINS OGGEFANT, Da Moak LW. you upon t o eiIIUMWs, NA Vis and MUMS, Ares to the The primary% of ths abs% Ogirmay Ing to amallolig OM fa Netherton& again bat Cintamay, 11, ltood-Isne, City, LC, OW Ms reduald alb Taal et Miss, lad sow caw lb* E . Y pews. the lig rum& et the arra direamit. al , to BREMEN.—The No II North Gorman ROYAL VICTORIA lIERRY..27a per doss. " Viewi QTIAM IJoyd's Mg puosini arm asunahip MOWS. Rho ermard of Stalbroo; commensit EMU ANN, trill leas on WIDNVDAY Esitim Ms = apuNDID OLD post s a . I. the ...1 .. lii _ p ,.. d „... land Hortetplown, kw the shove port, with and mew. SPARKLING SPERNAY AGEE antiquate, Sr. r*/.• —11 . 1 ."...... ils._. fem. o`bik A, 1 ...,: e , 1 L. , 10. .' 11 " 6 "... .. err. 'two RAT. mug awl view* aridity Ills. ~_ Sir pls4 1 at • ten rwt • ....• • ---ww.. am'. ---- • --r ---- FLUENT COGNAC BRANDY Maki ar Rourat. . Chaphn's l'aisnal atm Rosen a gires W _or at PERU Mt say contn MIAS' Cr , and TN fl.l.lPPW,astior to the North °arms Lloyd WM/ Amok! , r o w g ui n z y . & IS sad IS "My I id Sans, 11, Led lane, rity, Lt.'. The ISM war introlarami tab this ossatiy. . 6n = CH HEAP anti EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to w ett i tkee , . and plel i taps hiettod , , ;ad Sr dozen rases tree Ix out ° no to IRELAND Pohlhortos ( Orrat Wrote hallway to WATERFORD *I omits& Tents so* WILLIAM INIDTISTING, a raLpre." Wirloporou ihToir to r ESK ELL'S PATENTED INOORRODI ELL 71.11.111. Irautltally and at emplane ...ranuaably s 1 •stlamt animal Web at Amapa tr n. 1..; Ant pair tolutevrr. le his Wiwi , paindpia .1 , 4.. 1.4 .1 ma. Ifratiaa sad mad Irn , 4! .1. -anataidead. TwH t.th hut...Nl A • ....kaftans tame. 7effW/ 11 = da..a-nda. - .114 N.L. ,, t .t .t. Is.samarablauleda trd Ilanwata• 1611 nonalacasac hied WU. TR' LY Fait lc Ac,jous sad MILD. I' aillTi A I:11.101A mad LIVSII PILLS. grillvost ,n Men "'LA ii.,M114 . 1.1. hum the recipe of Of Irq 1r...11.1 %, e t TU.. elli• 1.111 he hound hive/0461a ll.' • .411. r IP.s 14h.........1 h„ r r.oripialnt• Indhreethea, who{ .....nei. Arlehlle,.. Mr/in...4 lb. eye• de Yo hadsmi.... 111•• .... asal •• • tartly oirerrleat so...Nemo. thz . ezZeiteel- Irnt mild In their ••gieenrl..n AA ..m..dt./u1 t o u m , create appetite pa•rro4e r11.,,-.11.0 and diredthre the •Indr Sof ',Me .; d• ui ..1.1 hy tan..t Ans,6o 44 Is hese• I. led. ..,I In al •.,. I, 1:•• •nn• t.. sAk Ine IS P.M , . Onto. aral 1.1.., Pin. Ihe melee are • nneare areas pa Ini4e. with •• Wllli•rn Letal•rt..Ki. it ne) n •t r.. 1." regrseed se the g...veramealletaaais. LYCEUM. • . 1 If ' 111 /1 aflame Celente e season an directress of this theatre was briniest to a &seam Saisorday Right with her bona% whoa • mead here was its to do hen,, ne to the accasiou. In the cause ef the easing Adana Ce. taste spoke the following address, the &limy of winch. 1 wee freq uently interrupted by the cheers of the auditing* : 64 and Gentlemen,—My first session withi n A gee walls comes to a close to- night, and I stand before you' in my realcharecter of your faithful and attached amid to render an account of my service, " I opened this theatre under a** difficulties and some diecouragement, with the hope it Mats it a place ..f in taleetual amusement that .htSuld be second to now in London. I opened it with the intentions" working headily Thra and working hand, as its directress. . .ed it filth th e purpnee of gradually blending ita mite into an fatslligent and pit-Weeps' wire ' should be really sepraire el the story told. I trus t you have seen on this stage under my monogamist - not been un worth of these aspirations. "Although I received my education as an a -here in France, and my tomes is faithful to my native country, in an Englieh theatre I am, in spirit, an Engliah wuniae. I have produced none but pieces by English writers; the mimic at my feet is alder English dire cti on ; the admired pictures behind me are by an English painter ; and the sup cl have received from all around me has been truly leat in its kindness and guod•will. [mi ce and gentlemen, on the bit of October next I commence a lease of this theatre for a term of years. In the meantime I shall not be idle, but shall strengthen my resources fa I have already begun to do) in every possible way. Thu season now concluded has been a mere preface to a book not yet commenced. Trust me, every page of that hook shall be as good as I can make it , and I hope it will be lag before you wish it at an end. Until nest season, Wes and gentlemen, in the name of my brother and sister artiste*, no less than on my owe part, I thesldelly wish you happiness, and bid you farewell. I shall see this curtain fall to-eight unwilling) and townies fully ' • I shall see it rime ea the let of neat October hope. fully and joyfully. Until them farewell !" brentrieTlOS.—A course of lectures, addreesed principally to teachers, on the best methods of eagedrieg and imumnaniting knowledge ia the following =at insect, in which oettihates are given under the Maur of the hid June, 1880, by the science and art will he delivered at the South the follerig n 7th, 14414 sad 3: 1 =7,1 11 4r . I — l4l Lecture I M, . c h idPri pima gen Arenplre geenisley, and their applica nts eal sad srebine erring, sad parer az.. chi by Professor T. Bradley, Apeil 18. 2. Mecha nical Dltysteeby the Rev. B. N. Cowie, M.A., April 23. 3. limarimental physics, by Profaner Tyndall, April 30 4. Geology and mineralogy, by Probe/or W. W. Smyth, F.R.S., May 7. 5. Zoology, by Pretreat Hiudey, P. May 14. & Botany, by Dr. Larcener, M.D., 1.11.8., May 21. The rare theatre will hold 440 pernois. 3100 seats will be reserved exclusively for schoolmasters, pupil-teachers, he. ; who upon i gerMMIENS reale ticker Si each fur t 6 course. Ticket for the remaining 150 sent will be issued at is. each for the course, or le. each lecture, when there nay he room in the theatre. Ticker nay be obtained at the Museum awl aloes, and of Messrs. Chapman and Hal, 124, Piccadilly. Tilt SUNDAY TRADING BILL —At the weekly wesselog et the Marlebeee vestry ea Saturday • discussioe erre r to the prmn u etz g h =nting • petition to paria hs's. in favour of ord's Sunday Tradin g 818. I 0310 M. Mr. Davis, the rector of Christchurch, proposed whichthe Yea. ))bin, pester .lo r w y however w .. as s ome: mad ether, en the ground that there ought to be no login ive interference with Sunday trading, and the matter should be left to the religious feeling of the people bet at all events the present bill was most objectionable, as i I legalised the sale et anier' enameled rely by the rich, such se ash and poultr y , and restricted the or of Bale such articles as were more especially to the use of the poor. After • rutted dismission the preartatiou thepetition was negatived by • large majonty. TR. Lars Me.. T. W. G. STORK—Few men have made a larger number of friendly acquaintances among the members of our profession than Mr. T. M. Star, of the of Surgeons, sad the sympathy and emir cm bear f:glirthe lass of hi eldest son will be grime sad wide weer. The sun lately dreamed had recently obtained the diploma of membership and midwifery licensed the Collar, after • earlier of great promise as s student. " M u lti Me I basis Bsbilis occidit."—Medicul Tors sad Gaztae„ Maar 31. I have written the above names in the order to widish they are entitled tran their performances in the the Pitman being deoldedb , " thirtl," although placed Shame Shot, for be might hove hewn • good third bad Edwards persevered with him, and the 811 better tempo ani which he meets Spriagwell In the Meister Cup Amid at least bring them together, if it does not cease the tables te he turned. The Pitman may also be trusted to hold sale Mance Shot, Tommy Noble, The Monk, and l'inandis hot the Rhonda. tourney ; hat Springwell's Tanning Welt either Ea Hakim or The Prophet into groat feria far mom and should they put the Jamey en in wawa, *either of the above lot will have a thane with the erdeeted. • ilarnenistmtion may also be made in favour of MO Trams for the lierbv, so the stable is evidently formidable. Sim ple &mon might be considered good enough by his peaty to to do battle in all three et ha engagemeste ; but it ..141 leek. SliaaB and 8011/8 000NAO /111ANDINd. ' l sesAnd ammes. lot oallobtlal lie_ager on Broad, Is NOMA MI Oa 114. pod pod 11M aad NON bog to abaft UN* qataailoso la So Maw UM. la of Mae Moo la plat boo WM plan osasoriaoat am sopeolled tamoodod soda ocooldamile parohomo of the si Z ilim a = "6 4.o a. amloa, sod on tbsrolkoe oamblod, atdlot *dr lot advaalogo of 1110 raliood ditty. to 444 • of Oapao ltoadloa of the ligloot guano. Rab ies. Cosaao fill. TOL psi pas : looks old pole lippop, loa poo dillowod soldia dye aim tot of aspens. — III. llishogiiptootrool Wlllida. 1 THZ MS sod CIIIMIXIT TEAl usi t y et PIMLIM mitle al L e 9rwerkete I, lUag WI be en T aft. Geed Mese wail Omen T. SC led., Y., are %mime. be SW, to ts. let, art 4e. ea tloadteste lbe mem et Me. tree my reAlway Males ar be to In ► legland. " l l6. 4 eervest bee Swims& ~be pekoe All guels carriage tree wlible alert able of Me My. SAUSAGIES)&, izp G . EN ib I Leasaidresi. Careeet-gardeeTW.e. GENTLEMEN.—NOTICE of REMOVAL Mr. MIMI hat towed it etwolottly necrwmuy to remove hie Mime fres DairtoMet to MR* various prosaism which will arab him mere hilly to carry oat t plan orighlaud by Y. ed .skit treason at M. per pair. wad every article MN& allied with his Mime la armiewethath therewith lir. MILO'S or RIM MIRINS Re 71 111/1901-STPII7. BOND4MLIZY, kit Mee with TIM 11 . ;;;= " r0 . !MI:IMM CAPt. SOL SPRING AND WNW= AM= E. MOSES and SON beg to state that their pre_ rotations for firil NG and St' mmn exceed any of ihoir Swum Marts as well he mann am hi variety. They ham no , sashed Ms prlasipsi mrintis bath id Mame sad abroad for tbs. lest sod unmet miwaleetems, sad ham sosesedsd I. mei so awortessot of pods as haa sever Mine tom maw one roof In this or soy other oyentry. Their BEtrOK TAILOILINii DEP AITIIKNTS hare been =.l with as timilemvoisty of the choicest sad mod popular noir KILADT-MADB CLOTIONO STOCK In every =rsod they IMMO" to ilihy time fo s = 'qt., Mira e Nestorloi and wokinisnehlp, of a sot rn‘ In 1. "Ms nnemalled, trio la the metropolis of ess ewe Ms bum lostomd on the NOItILRT , NAT and CAP aad MOUT wad MON DUMMY ENT*, which ham hem hernidoil er M with so ontYsly new dart bileseable and Names. mods swab grime se enable the penssishers to hew their par verygrost M —K MAKI soltrtake this appertenlty of smarm sae ors they Intend sines Own essismsre the full benedit of Ile sheiks, of the duty on Ma, Olevio DOOMS and SOK. Corner of Illaarlos sad Aldo* sod Com!! of New li!forfretreek asphopnel. Onetry Itraarbee : Bradford sod Ilbellkell YerklablL 1)om And ?lON eta b It to be Vol* Norge& tba II Mr Wide be DM approved of It be eesiseepell. sr We ferZirbereed. Indent beleetlee. balk enemieles a ladstry Billie Cow teem with amt mil Id of /dem tam ea eppll- eallek want kea IL NOM awl BOW UoR le rammet Mar eetabtlab• weft will be deal ea T. and .111 be re-epeeed as reel is wal es,u.= T" " INDIIIPINBABLE " SUIT, waft I. Mom edam awl pilswir, awl aaplad for w ini bwismos. leru gra uiveseally se=pd ial l bel l =emiattabie and meeker Ws "II ere . helrdhret .. Mee tia, IN. _ d d Z. liiiiii ;r4 NON, easer ne wised. W ailipie. ma wow el Plow oderddiest mod Hart•trwit MHZ OZIAT ZASTZEN. .i. Al doom Akaa•ds. WA • boselag is imialsi =- dam Oust 111•1•mum7 i•••••imod a 1 mg , ..~ of libarlis sad MAW* mow njw il Oderealmi mai Sartalatral NOTICE to voLUNTEKRB.—E. MOMS and lION employ • vadat alai or cutters aad apartamara for v , dnotweer &Ills Corps, and or. thoeslor• Ws to me to an orders otth prnaaptitsde M.I lidataters One both U•Sforsa and Aotadlismisa obtained at either of their establishments, turner of Illotnics and ALlght*, and (Aron of Nam thlordatreet and Hartatreet Congas, braaehes—ltradlord and slwileld, Yu:Sullins SAMUEL BROTHERS, 29, Ludgate-hill, are glib. Inventors and ..4.• %Ours of the $Y DENHAM TIOUSIOIS. 17a. OIL, et the eholoest Woollen Doeskins, caw _u( 1,000 maw 000Ihrht. AM MIL BROIIIIIe RS, 29, Ludgate-hill, war ts, essa So ft sad seaftrial of Moir TlOll3llll, SAXIIIIL BR 29, Ludpfe-bill, warrsat their lOW StITS, et !le esomplela QTDINRAIR TOP GOAT } 491. ; TRO 6.7 17s. St 1111011.1111 Oka, 17s. 61.—'slions d S U' 1. 1311 M kris: ha sernet we kr tie massisslsre imerske. w deny Avoided lirsvipbrel Ohs seskspells red Ike sakes* Is ink oar of NM bus *Wi .ass AMrr r obkol at hie SkokOrs, rpm puessa= el skillskssol et SkOPTNEII2. SS, REVOLVERS. —DIANE and SON, Clun makers to M. 5.111 Mao Albert. M. King Wlltionsueroet, lessidas-brldge, who wool him I. public la 101 $ ort ~aal and Adam Namime, mapentally Myna Qs amen. ellesee se tamer sane* la OM ATOM a I. Capons heatameat's Maymmosouta e.theV ei llmitish one wlditad by bar Majesty's WM D.Pertnient but ismoo panieulany ta Meer are he...Amu Ma t• Nam Hard in 4 - wild' alter the most swore Mobs has Mw perumeed by enema laith rant and groat experience to les Om art simple sad porter( nuw Is use. dams and gentlemen an belted to aepaet m,.1 ...unpin, the ton neap 's. an.l Judas low libillassive• and 'Ulm the no .d Lou.l.m manufmture Lon als° be utdalned, tedesals and retail. of Dr-As IL and SON, JO, ilims Mimi, Loudon' bridge. may be customs LIMN -- ... cONT.OFTICZ 22I.... ®OWN tw0.. ... inacnarzwr... 417* 4,946,1 3.90:4 1 1. 36 .0 NW AV Ski WO ST*l46, 1,164. re0...E1 won 11.—tlioltiems saa DECREASE the email Vt 74 ~ 4 ' 2 t ; " .. . " 4 "rt 11 1 . • I . N.l 1 4111)1 ' • In.—Ai : sHowlifit the' Karel 1011110, the Appliehtios of 'l= Queiler; with the geniesoe Debi* . hardz ad liblitiibit lArgeel the charge et the 001;10- 41114 ler Mmi Quarter ended Pernelber 111, -• • agar Illiftli Latesd '' '%. • 11710,0411 A 724 l• hemp hit the Quarter ended March Al. 1810. 4: i t s I. . 20,219 I *we weeded iliirei ii, IMI, hi PiPAM4I4I al ler Public Wert.. lc.. 1121 . • f, ; ; • ► • air. , • , .. . s * s . NOATRAMPTON TO TEX MOTOR OT TIM 111,11F111. flin,—Althwagh two of the items or the Mc( tieggen gedintheetli mem' minced to mallthen. fM rtes' INTO matee*ggis Nihon iff lagt year,. they stilt gadswilwiKtleses having hems ten runners fur r altheen IMO deckled dewing the two days, and Z lll X F Pratt ° Althorp blew mash. PlaPrkstililiakes,.larth lieetheregi. The Trial could scarcely thee been ken wlth mene %beset had it atheeted a deem dusters kith of Ave, as the three•rolds Wire represented by Odo, t toms by North Lincolo t the fives by Lifeboat, at the ancients by M. Philippe, a quartet such as tic seldom -leg together daring a whale' season. The mee, however, was anything but a satisfactory one; we N. Phkigpe was backward, Lifeboat in the same vein as se lihreitif lest September, and North Lincoln more in the Mame kr jumping them mean when his services were kiwimsedld. Ode mode anew play from end to end, which divined of everything hut North Lincoln when fairly within the distance, and it looked like a race on nearing the road whith proved so Wel to North Lincoln last year, wheel be ieeppeegat shout to per Odo, havirg made up hie pond ki $ raw kw Mies ; but he played even • were = jag bee esidetremy the -meeting, y early mesatiag Fordham, so tom tbdlMa by surprise, and se he never got into stride spin Odo won by • char length. Thin metre tempt caused the Queen's Plate to be invested with more than on interest, as Odo was to have • weed trial, Raillebone and Lifeboat opposing him over two miles; bet as the grey has trained off amasingly since be Zs= at NoVingb.on, and Lifeboat was not Lifeboat, finish between the son of Augur and Athos will either throw *old water on the brilliancy of the Trial NAM per formance, or prove Odo nothing but "a miler," be Nam was beaten with the most ooneummate eats ley Apollyoe at Liverpool, and any handicapper would twee put an extra Mb on the latter were they to meet spin. Thus, to put Athos in the Chester Cup at est 111b—llb lea time Odo—he would oily be meet*, Mr. Mary's horse itt 2lb better terms ter ea arey fourr yo rfeat, and as he would to quite the egad of Odo, must have half elellenwthe bit id the latter giving him but 311. I iisaid prefer Odds City and babortan cheats myself, deep 1s his 1111 mike weight ; sad my opinion that he {I eraraddle sue Safi ltate ever a mile is strengthened By the very eleverpolenassees el irievela at the meeting, for when she eith Oth met list season • 516 penalty got her beaten a Wok The NeseLearptsarhire Stake dad dwindled down at lath la • most surprising manner, thane Wig something yew peculiar in the tactics pursued with OM Robert., whom party, it is said, were foriatelled. II mattered little whether Rattlehone started, after hie exhi bition in the Ournewel and one or two others moot as well have paid forfeit fee the theme they had, First L. 4 ups clay ; and it only showed is abet fear J. Osborne is held when Kto 1 was mapped up about him, in consequence d those who had taken liberties being afraid to stand it. Royal Sovereign, Springerell, Sam Spode, Chance Shot, Simple Simon, Tommy Noble, Pitman, sod Lord Milton were fully deserving of the support awarded them, me far as appearances went, the Sovereign having thick ened and grown into • magnificent animal since last wag ; but I begin to suspect he has been " kept " too keg, kr he was tried good enough to win with another dam on his back. Speingwell, for a north-countryman, wee re markably fit ; still his action did not suit the heavy ground, or the Northamptonshire Stakes might have gone into York shire for the lint time for many ram Lord Milton belied hie it2dzot by bringing up the rear throughout the race. the Monk, the Mainstay mit, and Newstaad being out of it also very early. The next to drop off were the First Lord (who ran well for • mile), Tommy Noble, Chance Shot, and Forager, the latter retiring when Pitman took up a good position. Until the others got within two die tanme from home there was no telling how the matter would eventually terminate ; but the shouts of the fielders eoon heralded the defeat of Royal Sovereign who, with Sam Spoile," stopped to nothing" just when they ap coming right through, many supposing the ra e =ite broke down, so soddenly did he " cut it." There were now but three to fight it out, Simple Sim ni leading into the distance, with the Pitman and Springwell in close attendance ; but the weight at last told on the Newmarket horse ' and on his " cracking " Edwards did not persevere with him, so that the other two finished many lengths in advance of everything, Scngwell never getting quite up, and finally succumbing three parts of • length. Chance Shot Lore out my biome run ning well up toe certain point ; but I could do no mole than run a good second with Springy/ell, the improvement Simple Simon displayed on his last year. form quite up setting my calculations, for his best performance was that of getting second to Litman. We have not men the last of him by any means, the haedimpper having takes a very lenient view if his eapabilites at Newmarket and but as eleven of the fifteen starters are engaged in al one of the four great Spring Handicaps yet to be decided, the following romparisons will best show what effect the result of the race has had : Zi — of tai Des 71, Mk ~~ -~~i JINN 311. a fA.MI 2,1212,01 2. 01 2. 1 1,4114,1 6 101 14 U - 4 :0 : 1.11111.000 , mil 4"!! - 041 At 4. itl l 9. 341%11 . :iiw.ii 1. 1 - t - 1 , IMAM" 7scioe II!. • • . =set, Bann 1 • 1. -_^4l PA ' Z .71. 1 iIIE and' OTI e.nd the Cho Ives inch' of the SPORTING. s socle• I Yaw ended D Olisels ia 19, la ' , Mont 51, MO. IMO. . leak • &• i a 6.M0, 9,994210 •e,177,9t3 COOS IMO 17,902,000 2.029„ ;muss, 0000.70 Lyn, 311,00 metooe 54 4 K• i UM. 4•11.147 r e: " .. i %e t B.= Wg, . leulli. %NAN the Quarter and Year aide& Mire El,. MO; a. einiplited with inding periods of the.pressibig yam ,W. - - ~_ 't .„ . of. Quarter, ei4ed Arid 'Pond for the Reid hraija wi tt trl 11,1 eat a al a thep it tor the 00 of Iti=er ' .Z o te.alattgeoll, t s ir gion i m 'filrlitililg .-. /61 iiil'il. dir Y . r 9,917!938 ClS arit e da tl: 1 , t r. " ke the quarter 4 41diair‘ir nib (13.. loo, 1423 : 1 • . ria t gt4 "l"6"-a V eli • • 1 • ' • libitiNe ' alr e iglPikr ta Otereatlelated 3 . . c ... Ae1f.4400.02/0 *WIL L 63. SNOW Balsam boreal the Charge of the ennral. 491" Odd Ith -rya ended hf arch Si, tallik Omit Britain bawd . ' 4 .. A + . lil . • $ 324.756 1,023,81)2 1,348,1 anitor.l molt I te aseemi his fee the NampoNan, as be there meets Royal Sovereign and Etna epode en nearly Har mews teem ne ek Northsuzipten, and be able to Canoe Shot the extra 131 b. At Newmarket, however, the latter meets him on IMb better terms, and;in I the City and Suburban on 101 b better terms, the mile and • ' quarter being so palpably suited to her that were they to meet, the mare would be certain to have the preference of the talent.. I have refrained from all mention of the H.al Sovereign because the stahle are so staggered at ka exhibition that they are certain to give him another trial, and he will be booked beasty again by them for one of the above event., probably the Chester Cup. After the great race r one of the largest fields ea record contestedthe Whet- Wbpry; but with the beet looking of the 2-yr-olde—Billy Dwindles, Folkestone, King of Kent, end The Bohemian's self—backward, it was any odds ou the 3-yr-olds, the slb allowed Earthy Whitey, Sweetsauce, and Horace cam* in for a Areas share of rapport until they , cant as the course, when the two Yorbslthemen wens so bog that HanleyWintney man had the call of them, and Ho me nee sent right out, it being evidently not his day. !nook was very forward ; but few gave her credit to con aside so mesh weight ; and "Mr . E. Mall was &boost her mole sr, he having moll confidence in her ane speed --elsegthe halting down game was played, and Alderoft's patient riding of Sweetsauce could not rob her of the although the latter ran so gamely that he :is m C o a "good thing" when fit. The Earl ncer's aen, • tiding lees than the Whi hemeelit. wit all her weight, had many supporters, being apparent that Sweetauce would never have got near her the first day but that her terrific speed slackened after she had done half a mile ; and the wonderful trials of Spicebox, Traducer, and Bow Belle (the Venus filly) did not in the least dismay her parthas ; but the start was such a straggling one that they may at leant ,be con sidered fortunate, although she won so .wily that it Is doubtful whether anything could have her.. Not half the field, neverthelees, got off with a chants, Bow' Balls aged Theodore being the most unfortunate of the favourites; and yet Adams said he could have won with Traducer, despite his bad start, but that he was disap pointed more than onoe in attempting to get through, and thine is something in his looks to warrant the supposition he is correct. I often alluded to him last winter as the moat promising of W. Dey's three yeer•olda, and he has so greatly improved that the opinion is strengthened, it being far from improbable that euloequent ren nin will show he ought to have won the Earl apersoer's Plate of 1861) in a canter, there being men unlikely circumstances to happen than his see ing 10 to I for the Two Thousand Guineas. The Monk node • better show in the St. Liz Handicap than the greet rem, moderate as the lot was he beat ; but he must improve upon • neck defeat of Remunerator at 211 b for the year to have any more friends this spring, as the latter meets him o 161 b better terms for the only event he appears suited to— the City antl Suburban Haodicap. Lord Stamford is own tidnly having his fair share of the good things—the *dip sent he displayed in purchasing such horses as Philomela, Mama, and Walloon being quite sufficient to tarry him through, and Walloon's form displayed in the Althorp Park Stakes is on a par with that of Lady Clifden, although the beet looking of her opponent. want Ws, Paleface beat Croquendtaine easily enough, but without causing me to alter the opinion that he is no Derby hone, and his abermee from Creston Park places him under memWom, as he had nothing very brilliant to best for the minable Bele . Oastle Stakes. At this achtecratio meet ing the Nun, one of the City and Suburban favourites, was beaten out of her position ; but it ought not to affect her stable companion, Odo, for her conqueror, *Baron Munchen era, was behind navels at Doncaster last September, and thus Odo's good form is corroborated. Beyond the Pitman and Tommy Noble having incurred slb penalties for the Chester Cup. by beating moderato fields, no other incident• took place worth reoowng.—l am, Mc., METEOR. e . 4lliss too.. iith7irh osa t ijeg Ftwillat aisk ilk k. de* mss, 7116 Highhind 74th 138th Connaught Rrs angp, an ers, Wet d Regimele, the whole ponder the command of Major G. C. keng,ljoyalArtillery. The men have been Mat hoots tram Mee of ,bewlng completed their term of servile, and shaming 'their discharge, maar of them baring best in India lb Tema; At the time the Marlborough left Calcutta several other vane& were embarking troops for England.. ,• • • DEVOITPORT. Am, I. An order was received here yesterday by the Ad miral commanding in chief, to have all vessels belPe to gsellidaisel'aeet; at once under:ceders. for . .see.ra assumed to unite with the remainder of the Beet to pronged to the Mediterraneao, profichlv to rendezvowi at Naples. The Trsit/gar, Disdain, audeenturion, are being gut reedy for sea with all Possible &vetch. • merchant skip went on shore near Mount Hatten, / Ily usisits, yestordsy (B . stauslay). Her Majesty's ship SmospareiL--Sinall•pon has spin sp. pealed on board this vediel at Queenstown. Oalitel W. Hetteton Stewart, Aug captain to the dom. .reapdwr-in s -Chief at this port, will, it Maid, getoo the Medi. "ternilean as captsin of the Bag-ship of Vice-Admiral MAW. The Nile, 90, *mew, Captain E. S. Hansard, fitting for the flag of the Commander-in-Chid os thsNorth American and West Indian 'halo ,ri is appointed to move out of 'har bour to-morrow, and be ready to proceed on her desti nation on the lit h. 'ln Harbour- Impregnable, Royal Adelaide, Wellington, Osnibridge, Nile, Hero, Porcupine, Nautilus, Biter, Avon, Orndiance, Zephyr, and like. In the Sound—Conqueror, Trafalgar, Centurion, Diadem, Plying Fish, and Askold (Russian). DiaVilla ' leeteeee. 1 DINIMIMe. .pa. A - lg. r" R AWES Thinl.elems Amistent Engineer .1. OW to the A, sejrapernummery' s wort. .; ' • stag I . - =•'" * • I. = _ _ CHATHAM, APRIL 1 . MOO i ARRIVAL op TROOPS FROMI INDlA.—Another la , - • . %MC - = s, of troops arrived et St. Ifary's Barmen an Fri ..• kit' - be Overspend, having disembarked from • . •t -7 t ••ti , t ~, ' • VP. . . nun ialue lipat Indis trala treep oikutu ship oa ll th ar e llin thl nnigh t= . Captain Ear, wi , nit mew ID 111T11 f • . ii. . 1.." 4 7writ..1... NSW 0p„,;...6 Ai - - - • ••'".• - itililik - nentier el 11110 non • Wgm SW If* rilererrt ' , ' ........- i 1 !, •• - * •., -I,,ticelliAlt .'f . ./ : Irlit s Viers, adsjrtlei=gite fo lekenert r - . . :; , AP 12 'llll ' • • • ' • i tr •,•t• 0* I • it tir:46.4 _ . I, 'no ni ..1•• - • • t r.':141 .Itt:t ••• •):.4/ " . • • • • t :I; • - - , , • :7 . • • : •-•• • tsua ..fx2 m f r [TWOPENCt• Heenan has had the advice and assistance of John M'Honald, on. tithe most experienced and ku corffte 1 1111101rai who penmen that rare judgment and of what ought to be done, but of doing at this▪ rift time. With su c h ' handy he lp' either at head- quartos or in the corner, Heenan cannot fail to profit, so -that.thw isia low so fear of all bin dens that agat h ay way tenille enema hie meows. The ' boy, al le "FE as tieeday be order Elet., bet even at this ilirtenlinimasanse advantage over his &Dugout*, wit will ▪ gumalsbig near 2st. under that mark. This m cer- tainly be looked upon as formidable odds, and more Nadi- many when, as is the present ease, it is sicentendi . with "ugh, Thus, then, all that appertains to this extraordinary match goes swimmingly on." NAVAb AND MILITARY. ANIMUS; MAE= 31.—Awrotwnearrs. —Com- mustier E. Heott to the Centurion. Lieutenants C. E. a Woodman to the Centurion, G. H. Barnard to the Nile, and C. G. Fagan to be additional to the Ajax. AMU, Third-elame Awistant Engineer J. 0411 to the Asia, aeNuperanmenaryg CHATHAM, Aram 1. ARRIVAL OF Taoors FROM INDlA.—Another large =...,01 tacos:earthed at St. Marys Harrogate on Friday foom Ogayseend, having disembarked from the Beat lea troop ship Marlborough, Captain Mar, which sailed hula Calcutta on the 121hol e = d M in The 1 41101M - 1101Hinumlber el 100 non mut THE FORTHCOMING PRIZE FIGHT. At Hertford, on Saturday, Colonel Arehibed Robertson, chief constable of the Hertfordshire police force, made application to the justices assembled in petty sessions for • warrant to apprehend Thomas Sayers the "champion of England," and John Heenan, the Ame rican pugilist, in order that they might be bound over to keep the penes. Colonel Robertson stated, as the ground of him application, that he had received information, upon which he could rely, that the fight announced between Sayers and Heenan was appointed to come off in the county of Hert ford. If the assemblage upon the occsaion were hkely to be an ordinary one the force at his command would be ample to prevent • breach of the peace, but he had reason to be here that not less than 8,000 persona would accompany the pugilists to the spot fixed upon for the encounter, and he therefore felt it was necessary to take the precaution of binding the parties over to keep the peace. The beach ' said the matter was one of great importance, as there was no knowing what mischief might be done by the irruption of 8,000 pergolas of the class likely to assemble at • prise-fight into • quiet agricultural county. The warrant was at ones painted, and signed by three magis trates—Mr. I'. Yips, 11.1'., the chairman of the bench (who is also a magistrate for the liberty of St. Alban and the county of Middlesex), Lieutenant W. R. Baker, and Kr. G. Brassey, who WU rsegistrate for the county and liberty. It was understood that the warrant would be at once executed, and the parties required to find sureties to • heavy . amonnt, as the magistrates are determined to pre. vent, if possible, the fight from coming off in Hertford shire. The Morning Advertiser gives the following information : —" The last scene in the preliminaries of the. great match was completed, in compliance with articles, on Friary even ing last, at Owen Swift's, when a meeting of • truly sport * deeeriptioa took place, the Americans who have already arrived for the purpose of witnessing the emitted asastering in strong force, and there took place an exchange of thorn agreeable and fraternising ' notions ' relative to this great event It is satisfectory to know that every arrangement has been made for Mining the crated to • final nine. the price fixed being N. per head, and already hero the orders for ticker been to an unprecedented extent. Th e demand for the respective colours of the men exceeds anything of the kind ever known. Sayer, as re gards his teaming, is stated to be progreseing in the most ,Refectory manlier ; indeed, the reports from head Tar tan oouhl no t be more in accordance with the wiahes of the most enthusiastic of his admirers. He is represented as doing his work in a manner most satisfactory to his trainer. the renowned Bob Fuller. He will, in the course of • day or two, be Reined by Harry Branton, host of the Osage and Drip" Barbican, who will stop with Tom tireagheat the remainder of the time, Harry, who will go . into the ring with the champion, being one of his principal seconds. , Heenan is likewise progressingm the moat satisfactory manner towards putting the finishing touch to his con. dines, which, we en adorned, will be found perfection. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MARCH 31. In a congregation holden this morning at ten o'clock (being the last day of Lent term), the following de grins were coaferred : BACHELOR AND DOCTOR OP DIVINITY NT ACCUMULATION. —Rev. John Day Collis, Worcester College, Head Master of Bromegrove &hop!. MARTIN or AIM—RIM David Ilecretan Jones, Dot. vanity College ; Janne Online* . (Fellow), Magdalen 1 College ; Erumue Henry Brodie, Trinity College ; Bev. George Mayon, New Inn Hall EXECUTION 07 THE LUTON MURDERER.. This wretched man, who was convicted at the resat arises of the niardir of his wife some months ego, suffered the extreme penalty of the law on Sattuday, at noon, at the cottnty gaol. Since his conviction be bas con ducted himself in a meet extraordinary manner, especially with regard to his food. He has refused the prison diet, and requested to be served from the governor's table, and, ! on some a:canoes, orderia n ror fowl or duck, and bottles time of wine •at other mes ' for bitter ale and tobarreo. As is inlet in these eases, a 'We indulgence is allowed beyond the ordinary prison diet, but not to the extent he requested ; still Mr. Roberta, the governor, has done every thing be possibly could to make the wretched man as com fortable as he could under the circumstances. t;astlee has been very attentive to the spiritual teachings of the chaplain of the gaol, and appeared penitent for the crime he com mitted. He hes been visited veryfrequently by his bootherand other relatives, and in the early part of the week he made a full oonfession of his guilt to them. That confession re mains in the hands of the prison officials, who refuse to let it be made public until it has been laid before the visiting magistrates and their inaction of such a course obtained. At a few minutes before 12 o'clock Mr. Roberts, the go vernor, with the under sheri ff , chaplain, and other o ff icials, proceeded to the cell where the doomed man was engaged in prayer, and having thanked ell for their kindness, the ceremony of pinioning was gone through by Ckderaft, the executioner. The procession was thee formed, and the .wretched culprit walked steadily on to the drop. In a few eeconcle all was over. The crowd was not so very greet, owing, no doubt, to the state of the weather. There was no effort made, we understand, to obtain a commutation of the sentence, the justice of which, considering the atrocious nature of the came, must be fully admitted. BURRADON COLLIERY EXPLOSION. TO THI ZDITOT OF TEI lIFIW. 812,—We would feel obliged by your allowing 1114 space in your iournal to state that Messrs. Barclay, Bevan, and Co. have kindly consented to receive the subscriptions of those who may desire to contribute to the fund now being formed for the relief of the widows, orphans, and others who suffered by the recent explosion at Burradon Colliery. From the investigations of the executive com mittee it has been ascertained that the widows number thirty-two, and the orphans (boys under eleven, and girls under fifteen years of age) seventy-two, not to speak of old and infirm people, all of whom have been left in great destitution by this very painful calmnity.—We are, he., WM. 8. DAGLISH, 1 Hon. sees. R. ROWELL, Newaatle-on-Tyne, March 30. FRAUDULENT TRADE MA Rita—An influential dcputatiou iu connexion with the association for suppres sing the practice of falsely marking or labelling goCels for sale, and oompriring repmemtatives of several meronntile houses in London Manchester, Birminghesn, Ileddeni fi eld, ku., had an inter view, on Saturday, with Mr. Milner (Ah em, at the office of the Board of Trade, in order to urge upon the government the necessity of adopting measures for the suppression of the system. Mr. Roebuck, M.P.. Mr. Thomas Baxley, M.P., Mr. William Scholefield, M.P., and Mr. Z. P. Brown Westhead, M.P., accompanied the de putation, which comprised Hr. Edmund Ashworth, Man chester; Mr. Clement Gibbs, of the firm of N. Corah and Sees, BinnMgham• Mr. Charles Brooke, Huddersfield Mr. James Pi ~ an 'Warlike, Pittman, and Co.), London Mr. John Howell (Mlis and Everington), London ; Mr. William Brown (Brown, Davis, and Co.), Yon. don ; Mr. C. H. Minchin, Manchester ; Mr. John Spaced' (B. Symonds and Son), London, ke. Mr. Brooke, jun., said be had been requested to bring the subject of trade larks on goods under the notice of the Banda Trade, and he was sled to find that it was intended to introduce a bill into parliament with reference to the matter in question. The object they had specially in view ma that occasion was to show Mr. Gilteon the extent to which the precticoof selling " short lengths" prevailed in order that the legislature might interfere and put mend to a most unfair enil dishonest practice. The practice to whisk be referred was (*Tried to such an extent, and was so common; that people began to think there was no fend in it at Several members of the deputation then stated to the right hon. gentlemen the grievances which it was sought to remedy. Mr. Milner Gilman said he thought they had established their awe, and he should be glad 1/ they would prepare • clause which would meet it, which should be Con sidered, but he saw some difficulty in the way. After some further conversation it was they ermined that a draft of a bill should be prepared to be submitted to the law officers of be crown. [AalTeTtlaelllent i t.HOLLQWAY'd OINTMENT AND Inuit —lnn.vintaa. disease, sod no prevalent and often fatal, to an epidemic form at fever, littemled by Irritation of the windpipe, ilmanaalon of the throat. undcuottant cough. When aeronauts': Istlatail by the ordinary medicines adapted for colds, the owl al= MINgliSllOlllll ensue, and too ultra the mistake isarlal. Wildllins au weer happen when rellanee cm Itallnwole medialses, for whether the symptom* arise' g=ellammalka, cold, or Irritation Ihnu..nivt, renicdica . renewals all frailly looerins the el: colvtlon , In the totter by =tbe smelted nerven. At thiv annuli nu finally It cafe 111•11weray's preparations, which do not contais a grain of Denim togrodiont to Wars the conaUtetlon Simple Rinion, i yn liprlngwell. 3 yrs Pitman, 11 yrs /loyal acessrelgn, 11 asia 8 9 1 565, 6 yrs Closes Rliot, yrs Tama Neap, $ Its nut Lari 6 yrs es 4y yre Lord 3111 ton. f yrs ' ha SO, I eigg k e We. RIRRY venues ROUTH AFRICAN. =DOM WWI DOTIND.-011101101 WALK= sod Ow. a, Itiveareregd„ rid IL *eat Toweratreat, Loam =l, Park I Ola pee IMMIL man wines are at=loat quality. lad pneleelly free teen Cape or Brill& erIaa—COONAC HAMMY, PM... Draw% Dia per gallon . very OLD HEN YES or MARTELL tram tbie ~lAwood. tea pee winos. ItTitLL'S OLD PALI BRANDY, bosaipus by tgah tat aW co bearing their sad or cork, Is or ems eases, gla togorted OLOAGE W ALA= sad Ca, ilMaggageni4„. and Oa Wait Ynieer street. EX.—Delivered tree at say Leaden Slaws, Station F 1 1 Cl a 0 • 1 at It II • et n 4 • le st lb 4 111 4 It • I 'U • 0