The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-04 00:00:00

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CAW r, IL asilleareftessedlogle a raewerei der& IhreArd pocreA mierk Weeks t= Preeear kr Orrft Warm WeC i =l ce V!!7 siceelimemr lemer—Per tram rercormc AspLLIAM LIMAN, Wr iasik elrcr ie riged ; or •• MACWI,III. ire 8114Mhos LIVIRPOOL AIDIZIOA via nac.ec . to tor as llsrami Ostmo uir = a trirywory to lbw Tor: 6m Zstatos Vl ß MIR sof Ifa sal Is.. asmorams to stmertmo aro To Tailowt, el rag AS; • sol lia all prb of Orodts a. lamb sos.nitaci Es Isella folio bad 8E wigwam —Per brace particulars apply Pa ULM MA Wilma Mcsrtvp..oL WEAN' t,t ROTTERDAM sad the RHINE 0,3 Twu:k: W Ekli. —Ms Netheriembaleamierall • Dem 3 nil lay.writ, .teem wp BATAVINIA. W. IS , • Iftlifi A1...N41•1,0 the British sad Yam Wharf, • am. every e . en , lay months' at 11: aad FTWOOSID. Cn+nn IL ••4.11'. from °lithe Tower : maryitmialy= ce. ) —E.n , freight : ammo% *a, appo at Clieleles oe • Regent rtrtua. W. ; Of so pfirujnii. owns. gd 11111.11 . 1 . A. Auvots to the Nellerlarie IlteemAsee Cowin% 11 R lane, City, E.C. QTEAM to BREMEN.—The North Gerona II Lloyd's fine powerful screw atessaehtp SCHCAN, Capitals' K.—TER, will le.‘se on WCDSZODAY. at 3 pro., trona N .1 tam, H0n4,1,.en : for the above pen, with goods awl pee v., Parra Aoltam, L.l: fore cabin, 111: deck. 10a. Return at s fare awl a half Pasant:era most lam their tickets at t!tas venal oflice, ter eat-circa., W. t or et PHI LLIPPR, and I t.f.l agents to the North Osman Liable of Broom 11, itomtlaita lam, LR rail ADVANCES NADA without delay, by V the LONDON urvisnom YPANT alert lie. Mobrobbetteob es &posit at desk. WI at oak, sr odor up prone repay simell7. able by tew lealabreit. aLlows4 I per cat. tei usaebts Atm IL Cbrllml. 2 = la shams et MO sal 46.16. Praysolores tad hems mob his sopentioo. ANDIUSW JAMBS NOSY, )(ragtag Illtedar. OENTLEMIN.—NOTIOZ et REMOVAL J. lb. MIL bat fond N abeatabay aecestary to nom linderan ben 110111144•11110 mere maim premises, alio 'n11,14116, Idea mare tally t. wiry sag as plaa originated by U. a =Wag Uneven et Ma pee patr, aad array article COW latekt ettb las bellow ta eamordmes therenritV r. 11012111 sr. address grin be 71., 1110014ThillS. IIOND-M=, INN ea wed at Till i ttllf=7illivlQlsis CAM /ft 11P111319 AND 111101:1011111271:111. 1 1 NOSKS .tali SON exbeg to date Vast their pro. pukete tor lITILING erg ROM= raced my et ref ;i.vr eff r orts ma well in tent rln variety. They bar relied • :Om libal Umtata both at bore and abroad for the 1..' ..4 nrnvt rarractorea and have succeeded In collecting • cs-virnent ..f goods as has never tram been ezhlbittr C. o• c.of In any other country. . • ilt DIV.PAYTMENTS have been 1 1.1 . 11 LI @tiler variety of reamer and moor toy tler I r IDY N.%DECUYTYfse !MOM k to over r c end they tenths, to eay that for donate o style, Juror euterist and workmanship, thotetahmono of WO and ra. LL ho quite ametoulloy eves to tha sastropoila at 6 .0 etre has bees bellowed ow the ROISLZRY, lAmil kr ant !WOK DEPAIITIIEWTS. whit& lave bus 0, 1 with a,, ettlttely sew !Week of faehlosabbe sad mares• I is et seth pekes as eto.bie the proprliftes fia deer tbalr po • a very real advantages. I. —L 341 , 14 i • am! 44 1 take Ude coppansak siress. •• • they Intrml 'inn *bete endows Os Sall bora al It. .141.41 of the July ~• Mika Glowea.atts E. 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Bold by W "'or-. tarts Orders Is tows Mt soustri. rie NZ i —Masb YAM so' •i's," I. stsroowl wlllt lb* amp et •• . 1011711 l aud BEAUTY.—TIis lILZITR de r Ala. or Moos nt Youtkfrt2orts t0 . 2 *7 seOlOoldosi hr helium y. Ares 4. th e skim ,_sollikoss toot tto rounte Hot nor heal th To bo al a sodI — TOTEDWAND )At Ulster. ossii.r, 4.4. W..st *mot. Ems, Ur Melee We .lo e, or. rem . et Ith , rroOttsweso Is postage ISINlis. In i gni43.. teiftpiiict tfte by post toe two doom ST. J ANHWEI HALL, Piccadilly. —WASH INGTON 11U111178 GRAND MUSICAL and ncionia Ernirunnaorr, madded TWO HOU&S IN AKIIIICA, DAILY it Hlaa imlll.lt dclook. tkel/k OB.: Arm : Ism —1m411.1 men tram 10 011 M.—*Larmary, Mr. R. IDWARII. MDLLE. ROSA. BOWBEURE PICTURES d OCZNIN la NOMURA, real, sad MANCE an saw ON VIEW al as GLUM( (LULZILY, VW New Dr tam 11 tlol Model= 1a ARGYLL -.&--ROOM% Great Wtorladßelaisk rensainr. ironed to act el ivedraast.— NOTICL-41ft WOW orlool to MN Mobribloortroryllieolor et& the MOM= RM. Noporoo ordirrit by Mom W esheets. 44ordorbot to Or mar Om at AD& adorers. ia Dlno AOADZNY, 3/4, r. nom Masi QUADiali=lfilma elit 1/eibmiam sad Mialims. lammem la Dodos by Pro ham T. TIMIS awry TAW NA. TM maramem Mao 11.—MaMmw la yes ~sr ; Who= : pot micaik, la. M. : am maim M. Palmas lam" la M. MHZ LONDON PAVILION Tioitbeencratrost, lawatlis&—illis• via to wed *plum* maim p So Ile LWOW PAVIIJON the lose nem bk lasi" isd Yr bud 00/1011112. sebeinork VAS) 011.— Swift Um" lib ASCOT RACZB.-011AMPAGINE, 30..- • via •..+r. per Muls =4)101011 WALILIa beleglopo Impales id ams lam wises. NM NNW linar mold am. IR loll*. Put Pan. Oa. wad OW per dom. &gm . irs. aNDICAVArIia ifti a M " Npuh., 11, Ovsal Tanrepalesel. alp. imenor or vim wars Dena VIINOPZ•11 ..4 COLONIAL V.. I . ta a Moat& LW. Clongsiw lig imeente Set tin hew vedeeed their Thal of Moira. sad now arc tbsir patter Ike ell Wok el the sew meelissal. ROYAL TIC ee TOII• 111111T-TIL par Ara al Dadkaria) lIPLUDID OLD Peet Sal almliod la Mr weal IT. mama lIPADJUSTO maxim Aen ma . ft JUL11:11 CLARET. sad willeat • ddly „. mon WHIM DT crab .6 Drom) 45 ma Ma BOOTH Anwar TONT, 11111:1111T. be Is W Is. no Masa saw lolsolasal Ws Moamar* Mike Nei padsos leallebre. sal Mx dotes ewe tree le OM Mara saran' fa laallaml et Wake. Peke Usk tree GO Wk.& Tame oda wntuY JUIDTIPPING, yam.... A LLBOPPII PALE ! ALL-FINDLATER, A. NAM; SalratA le 1111110111 K• thst Imre Dow impend la PALA ALII, al la *was quality. la losillas awls at lalaass pima lad isPromla— aa. ask, laatlisainera Islam ilailsa; mama 115, Taaleryabsell. SA AT 13k Nier REGINT-BTREZT, LeadaL— NONJUGN CIGARS ONLY. TRIBEST sad CHICAPIDIT TEAS sad M, le WOUND ere at lbw le be dab= rrt PHILLIPS awl Oa, Tee derdreda le Eke wiiimarest. ay. free 4 deem add Orme Tee. le. K. 141., Dl. Se. 44. ▪ ea defr freethees, ems: SC la dd., sad fr. Tie edieelee to Ihe vein et MK xi aselege free bo ray TW= did= or Neekel le= le lratimA. • Pelee arrest tree =lea ye& dale= free =tide elebe idlerall=ll4.l.ll.6 MAP? FRII/T8 and P=BE:TWIN, Lk pee * dem : NO SWUM and Plake,gsLe mn riss; Paw Deals& blassaala* le e . Masa ; red Old hes* Prods and Pate de Gift low sad Yiskiiini Pisa Tog* Mak eel Plissidisk tam* soda On** liwilksa Oa lid aas Asialser Time* =alid* De Idslrf * Yak sad Westphal* Isom i g o ord+ N Raab god Ida Se i sad ila por ii. —Ai MILK N er W& fi lL f, Joissodreet, some, d ol Yields,* SR lasses'sdsdrit. SIIMMER B E VERAGES.—L. CLEW and do. Ism sem arnolon 11Warent kinds at PRUIT 11111301. • laide woad et Id& will give • limner Is W. m 11•11 • phi •I wing wales. sods water. 44.-4211. Barps• d* DieHAIM or the Art of Imitating Stained s. adaplad tar Obis* sr Mariam Wisisona Oaaran vakirtma tc.—A. )(Amos exid ow i ms: Ono _ldiom wkliaars averkok not** *at or that Oho AZT cat DELMAN' A adtera to tam • ammo at Ow besevont am at Weis' am& Isdl o grillt=2Ve lkok Of hue art adispaid le r shop clammy ha ma at A. 11111101 a sad Does,lik Itagastratreaa lasdava. olosibland rota& *sesta at Lob: Kama. HAAVIIT, AITItOLOII. sad TOWLEI. DING sad BIRTHDAY PRIBINTIL BIDDING RODRIGUER,Piccadilly, Mettle Mamas. to Ms ItrSTOCK at DEMING CAM, TRAVELLING DREES. lAGE, DISPATCH BOXER, _ Writing Caw, Work Box4o, Jewel UDEN? RETICULE amd CARRIAGE DAM al ; MEGLIVAL MOUNTED VIVA:LOPE CAMS, MEIN& and IEIIITANDS is wife: Boast Caskets N.ttty, avid Men **NEW PATENT MCLF-CLOSI NO alec a vanity of ELZOILNCII:B and Novnaus odtablo for lIIIRENT. AVON, too redoes to enineette. T. be lied at MINIM 20D21011101. et. Plcoodllty, two down leen lastivilloolacol RIMMITA PERFUMERY. —The exquisite sine. hottonet, Newt. AM.= lowers, Biso =rut boson* Jockey Club. &a.. ere Ohs stook heillemble ter this swum —T. RIMMILL. perfumer to Yu ateet, sot Ivlkupoi purveyor to the Queen of lei. To be trh pr e how staitutsdary, 06, Strand , city Iseuelk. It Ovele , II 01. Looks: NMI bras* 17, Boulevard dun Ilanar. Pleb iftrissais breath. 14 Ca* do Is Monier., M ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL edraardleitry properties for promoting = sad beentifying the Human Hair. It gremmle Mir teen esidieg et or taming grey, Wrentham 'reek Min deems, IS MIS seed mid dandriff, and nabs, soft. Pew. Its operatiou to ewes at but actin : and In the month of Wldlegra Me Dam* mad Itousteeklos. It is unfailing to IN stimulative Poo children It la especially recommended. so foihe brie of a beautiful head of hair. The patronage of red tie totosracy throughout Europe, Its Introduction to the wise seri et royalty, and the summons teebnonlale caustantly ib Wired of Is eagy, afford the best and surest groats at Ns merits him Sa. M., 7.. les. ed. mqual to four rm.G) awl tin par battle. Catielosi—Aat ter "lowlands' Macassar OL" at M. gratiemeggresa„ end by Mite awl members. DICATID T Wwuriaaltie;arit74 - 081110PLMITIO lEWILICIL—Tbr relrisipplwg tor Took, sal Drekrad Torah wr.e wo. beam rriwnL Pwr Prat-tres hr r ift.&( 7 4l=7 . townotwirsok lambs (twig the ZITH. -Mr. =WARD DAVIZSON annlinnea too SUPPLY =l= ad the inset anlimerdlaary bang at Pia par kayak ',bk.\ pekes can andg bs exosadad V2!_ponstee monolloga LIQCID EM U& far Damned Wolk pairis +bite. and Imam Ow swam— ;Ma Sum& Lab" madam tie Illsdna Talageogi allen—Dinolgthre basks bee kg pa* bra Nampa TRULY EFFICACIOUS sad MILD. Dr. mama mous and LiV lilt withal say Ms,n lierrestlent, from the reel ' irq of Bromley. Neat. neve MIL will be found lavaluhile to who suffer from Mess mad liver complaints, indlipenisa, wind, 'l7:ilddlases, Madams of the syse, Ite. For nee ft and " a lum e= l.63. = 11 2=1.. "11. Mat: saild in I S sad to they mese. ePaeliM Premele difietlem smd etreaglien Os whole Wl'olll sydow—aoid nem devallelL Wow M let and la. dd. each. Be mare to met fire Dr. Seott's Bilious and Liver Pni. The genuine are a ammo arms package. with Witham Weber,. M. JannysetneVempraved as the government stamp. To , July , peke id, W THE LOTa e l; 886 JEW and EEKLY JIIIASAL of POLITIM LfTIMIATUPJL ART, and NOCIRTY. Conducted by CHARLIE 11ACIAY, LLD. A Ittereashly edgiest journal and complete mord of the events rid opiates* of the day. with Arsewless lateratara adapted tee Ms beam of the empire —Orders received by booksellers, •ar=tsad at the ease, 11, Soathasaggoneteeet, Strand ik epy went hue by peek ea ~JO of tour postage siirissa.—W. LRAM, Vlasagsr. loot poidieled,_ Ire/ Preh_peiee 10... 701111= IrI:CSLOW'S ITEW WORK. ONOBSCURE DISEASES of the BRAIN and E:4l)ol'mm et the MIND: tbrir toripient pathology. Plannosia Trealanet, tr. By Volume e r:Zo rn : D, Omni, &a. .• Tile win he tile Mime lretli telt-book on seadol and ism aym It le Me mot impurtant work {lest has thieemairy limey Jean In Mottos to subtle elk Wad sod obeenee and Insidious dimmer of the brain. It scowl/ to earetally reed and ebwely studied W every Mmient and practitioner endow to become Legislated with tiestioms a s ws i 3.ningtocaleft,ribetV. Just New sad yu C d C W ONZU P TI cim ghl er; bit • = i t= atattithill the met peenimai Ira. ADM D.. 11.11.C,P , werl Iree pb.d. k . alie Mus t, a_ Mammy ter Meier jibe Clerk as. Alio, bi WI amp Mill= • MATIAS co AMOR and et de IMRE L a .„b a yrovra. Brows. Creak sod $ lltAlllineoooll4l2lllllT, W ear Or Pimdem L OULVIRWILL, ~ L.X., ms Wiairk.. as b. ~am ear 4116 11a dmz e eases a )1•11.1111= =A as. LPN et Mb" i ragaglio JesS pelelsbee, se . sallura a rfelesi Wet. sellblei Ilbe Pleibilear &Mew of am Illomelsa.. Ire= et esseses—leseebows. Trammel. me Osie. Pnes la sub : essk Wwies. O."; 18 web& We be bed el Mem Onelill rime Mims. es Owe BIBT oT n.—LEA sad Coo- Par a a TRICE for H lo eitnt ima ir igi t or wsbee• liad le If& pa ton, delivered wirored te mg pan of amedea. To nem deliveris at .111, ohne pin erden Mould he forwerded without =e . sad Ote, Ohinellan lastilibeedoalbeibres Magadan, ~ell: or livened If US/C. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. of the Most interesting musical LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1860. This week will bring to a dose Grin's ehort segagenteat of twelve nights at Covent Garden. Will it ant brim/ to as end her knead brilliant career ? This we knew not. for there has been no anonnoemant of her in -6115{1011 to nano from the stage ; and evemif there had, we should sot imasklar M as being entirely ocandasive. "At knees' perjuries, they my, Jove laughs;" and the leave takings of actors, am has often been shown by experience, ars by no means to be takes literally. Oar peat prima dons herself took a formal and affecting farewell of the Ihrgiish public some six or seven years ago, yet she returned tens the very next scene, and has ever mince continued her DOOM as triumphantly as ever. Why should she not do so still? That is a question which concern both herself and the public. She is ao kaiser young "Bee May of life Bea falba into the sear, the yellow leaf." apr bete can receive no increase • she has sniped full of the pie and excitement of Poptilar swim. ; soldr then is no doubt, is amply endowed with the (Ma of fortune. Why, then, should she ceetinite to endure the Wawa of ea arduous profession, while she is conedons • decline ci powers which min every year be mon line %vegan I Tide l ie That no one can amine lbei herself ; for the never &pima on her own disgiir ekilleis ci mind, and her own estimate of what emmilestes Idiggiburea But re reps& the public the questions* hale De now but one. The present retiremeat •of Odd wig excite deep and tintaingled mpret. It will be the setting of that " bright, particular Ma?* which has so long shed light and warmth through the enan• went of att. It will leave a void which mean be filled *p ; SO of all the ornaments of the opera stage whom she will leave behind her, admired and celebrated as some of them ditervedly are, then is none who can fill the place mode Mutt by her departure. We may see another Norma, simethar Lucretia Borgia, another Valentina, another liners, and we may be gratified and affected ; but the thought will intrude, "She is very greet and very bsentiful, bat she is not Grin." Of all this we never were more deeply convinced than on Saturday evening, when the fareeita was performed, with Grisi and Mario in the clur Mien of Leonora and Fernando. This opera we rived as being not only the eAef drawn of Donisetti, but OM of the masterworks of the lyrical stage; for its besu- Meal and expressive music heightens the effect of a most Imioresting and affecting story. There characters have always been to 01111 i and Mario one of their greatest trhunphs of dramatic power ; and their triumph on &tar dier was as great as ever. In the final scene, when the hap hie pair sheet in the cloister to which they have retired, sad Leonora dies of a broken heart in her lover's arms—to which we know nothing comparable save the scene of love sad agony between Raoul and Valentine in the Huguenot* as represented by the same performers—the dead silence of the theatre, and the'nowads of suppressed emotion whieb followed the cataalrephe, were mazy eloquent than the leudeet thunders of applaime. _ _ We may add that th. diameter d the Mug was admirably wastained by Faure, who, ia every succeasive part in which be appeank naked a new claim to pu'olio favour both as an actor and a anger. • Mu. W. G. Cratute CONCERT. —Mr. CUAIIIS° amusing concert at Willies Homy, on Saturday, was cos 1 d ilia wean. Tae YORKSHIRE CHORAL lINIOIC.-011 Friday silsoing there was a concert at Buckingham Palace, in the presence of the Queen, his Royal Highness' the Prince Con sort, and a nonsense' party of distinguished gusts, consist ing of performances by the mmatees et the above society. The Yorkshire Choral Union is established at Leeds ; Sir Peter Fairbairn, ap eminent edam, and late mayor of that town ia )ts reniteni about IND voices, its dames of the town and neighbourhood. " &7.7cii: l cert was • selection of choral pieces, madrigals, and part-soap, all by English composers, except two Sue part-songs of Mendebisolan'a. The performances showed the qualities of the Yorkshire choristers, the beauty of their individual voices, their sound taste, their perfect training, and the precision and delicacy with which they sing—qualities in which they are not ex celled by any singers in Europe. The choral music was in termixed with two or three pieta for solo voices, particularly Llnley's , " 0 bid your faithful Ariel fly," snag by Mn. the well-known Yorkshire puma donna, and Biehop's quintett, " Blow, gentle piles," by Mite Whithe, 11.61 Crorand, Mr. Inioneall, Mr. and Mr. Garner, all members of the union. After the her Majesty expressed to Sr Peter Fairkeirs, whose yew seam had been specially invited, and to the singers, the pleasure she had received from their psdeemenese ; and the eve terminated with an elegant and joyous au pper. We have a in recording (as we have done repeatedly) occurrences of this MINIM court, as they show the atteation paid by the Queen and the Prince to the encouragement set only of good but of English music—an example of which many dames of her Majesty's subjects stand in no small need. LONDON 011DINATIOIC Yesterday morning the Bishop of London head • sawed eramtioa in St. Paul's Cathedral Than was choral surries, prayers being said by the Rev. Jobs Beery Coward, N.A., of Iherbroks College, Cambridge, vector of PC Bert will IL Peter's, Pears-irf, and tike Limes read by the Rev. James Ligrien, M.A., of Christ Chock Want. rester of tR Micheri, Queenhithe. Sorrier was periermed tia• &oar, tits meshes portion of which pre. wets the eppleasace of a seepeatees workshop and a Wow qia een masequesee af the " is:poolrooms:1u " which are ied an. Bey. P. C. Oa* ILL, of BE. John's CAM• bridge, her linissly's forposiort of schools and aha nin ordinary is tils Qemert, wee the preacher. whets& aa hie text Ile Mk eirapbe r Ilk liratisfrie&OeTO, mut I& At the elm et tie armee the illeha e toit ing hle .... tras treat of the eemmaakeeMble. sad tie t Mob; beta preesattl a t t h s e Rev. Dived Perrys rector of Arbon, his iminiir diellska• adnxitlird into liab.erlre, demi irehrg elberworde rimed to the demadee Mmikaid: Gnome Aides, c= emi Ckti&O= Ali piracy 4 el. Jean the &Woo Bug", Thealvehda Agibaget r i lle am : a s ; Leedom (le the musay of et. ; thpllinee lath litholegied Amok* Ithee Otehge, He the sway dilegeetegereethesth.th.l'innthi); thinnel Braes, RA., ethavale end Oaks Gang% He the roam of St. Mark's Mash, • Chutes Croydon, RA., Ithipoin i * Mrel • N. the . earthy el Ili. Pages Ober* ; Ohmies Dina Da Po o l, 8.A., Gaaville and Of .. Othhilign On J oin al Holy TrinaCht e sket. Mary lane) ; Morin Devise, RA. Hall, 0:- find H. the wow et et. threaten Mendagton); John N 044.3.1., Merton Oases, Ozferd the onsey of et. James Char* Clapham) ; Welter Edwards, • RA., et. Pain. doilegs, Car thridge He the mattA2 Hanover Midst Church, Regentvtreet) ;_ Hay thorns edger, M.A., Wadham Collage, Wed fto the annevineyk John Mee Fair IA A., Ilt. John'a the curacy of Cher* E Vaisra . rirs7,lll, eadOilus College, Oath (tath, maw 4 Wilily ,Charsh, et. Gilaulnihe•raids) ; Augustus Jerthen, B.A . et. Jab '. College. Othibridp, (to tlse cane r of AL Mazes, OWN Newington) ; WMwm Hrll Loa, RA., CMOS 1.1% Omtheidge (to the annoy of el. Mark'. With* °Meekest-road) Joseph Prate" R A., Trinity Maim Outhwidge (to Si,. coney of St. Michaels Church, Mustatogsge); Robot Welkin Snaps, R A., St. John • Colby, ( nsibridis On elms owe el the perish church of Kensington); Jam Webster, M.A., Oath rill. and Clans Collage, Cambridge (to the "mei of St. Jades Mulch, IsliaS s. Lawmen Alesimiler Wyatt, RA., SA Catherine's Cambridge (to the curacy of St. Jamas', Church, ); Samuel Smith. King's College, London Nemeth to theme is bell in All Souls distract, St. Merylebank token by the Aeseeietios for Prornotinj u tt Weifere at the Deaf and Dumb) ; Gerard Ludlow LLB., Trinity Hall, CaishrHe ; John Dixon Dyks, RA. Christ Chink Oxford, by litheau thallium from the Bishop of Hathesiar. Pure. Rev. Charles LawfordAckl;Ll, Jews College, Oxford, mambo of Trinity Chew* OraisenaLeue Rev. William Belrawt, 8.A., Trinity Chuck Dublin • Rev. Charles Willem Neville Constance, ILA., Comte Christi Cambridee, curate of Uxbridge ; Thomas WiL hack stoles B.A. Oriel Gasp, Oxfm4 curate of %dam, Xiddlleax ; Rev. Gerard Andrews libts, M. A., Rester College, Oxford, eezate of Hampdead ; Bev. Henry Warwick Hunt, BA., Trinity College, Caralwidp, cants of St. John the Evangelist, Weeinuswkr Rev. Henry Pearce 'Utopias, 8.A., Queens' College, Cambridge, curate of Bt. Michael's Church, Burieigkedreet, ; Rev. Joseph Hint Lupton, 8.A., St. John's Gallego, Cambridge, mato of the temporary Church, Avenue.read„ Hemp. eked ; Rev. Alom braid WCaul . St John's Col lege, °Fiord, curate cISL Magnus the Martyr, London-bridge; Rev. Jobs Motile , LA., University of alengow, curate of Piumetead ; Hut. Palma William Phipps 8.A., Pea -1 broils =e, Oxfotd„ mof ti ate bepperton-on-Thamee ; LA., Trinity College, Cambridge, Cilat• Weata Eason ; Rev. John Spittall, 8.A., MRS% Cesibridge, curate idgs, of St. Mary's, Stoke eirbegton ; Rev. Algernon Arthur Trimmer, M.A., St. John's College, Oxford, canto of Putney ; Rev. John Wyeltife Oecit t r i e L, Trinity College, Cambridge. colonial ; Rev. Chad= Hamilton Wright, M.A., Trinity Col r, Dublin, by tiers dimiriory from the Bishop of Clisbep was amisted in the ordination of priests by the Venerable William Hale Hale, M.A., Archdeacon of London, the Bev. Ettetwadary Cook, the Rev. J. Lupton, and the Bev. J. H. Ceersed. The proceedings were eon. ducted by Mr. T. A. Lewis' with his usual correctness. VicroatA Cams Coma:.—Mr. Deranges has added asether picture to his Gallery of Heroes at the Magid= Hell, , treigrq the bravery of Major Gough in reemain his younor imie Lieutenant Hugh Gough. The seas is the roof of a Ilea, at IChurkowda, near Delhi. Major Ham and • few followers, among whom are these two two Nephews of Lord Gough, have succeeded in Mg • party of rebels from an upper chamber of the house setting it oe Ire. In the struggle Lieutenant Gough Alla, and a sower is seen standing over him with raised sword, and Major Gough is represented rushing to his brother's assistance . The subject is stirring ; and the fact of the picture coutainiMg the likeuess of two brothers who have been decorated with the Victoria Cross invests it with additional interest GEKAT IiTSTOSICAL COLLJZTION. —A very in !er oding collection of Englidi sad foreign mantemanins, com bined with a few mementoes of a bygone period, are to be r iz offered to blic amoplition by Mews. Chinook and Golewartity the poserat micatia. The catalogue an. = mimeo eons bib, villa it norm is only the ant I ; sad web WM ea thole of Oartlinal Besufort, HI., Henry Va, the two Charles, James 1., with Ann Boleyn, gums MaibMb and those of most of the eminent personmes who lave a ppeared since the middle of the fifteenth vestry ere isarsitioned, it will be sufficient to excite the greeted eimpoileirm between the collectors and those acting he yobbo wear. The catalogue mu astgates two =portent drumnamils having reference to the history of Shakepmare, being the Isms of his house at Whilehlege, formerly in bispumnies, and a treat deed to 'the rem al lie will. Them will excite mach attention, In sonsequmme of the allisis. _of obtaining anything bay* rderenss to our immigglai bard. There is also the I celebrated Gan** vase, mode tram the mulberry tree Ipinned by Shalispiewe at Stratford-cm-livorn, with the in moription_ of pransindes to David Gantt& ; but the collec tion is deveW to a par aware to it, History of the Greet N of whose smenwriple there are some hulked% limike those of his perah add the statesmen of the period, as eh* ammo= seamier of the Emperor es modally into .iiiMmg to French sonsokee, with the key of the celebrated !1•1 e. It dram as that the lot which will attract the moat attention is the Mao portrait of Milton, painted by Houseman, for Richard Cromwell, appearing amoupt otheryestrrts and works of art, which of them selves are also ails teeetieg. DacrunenvS Fier Dr vii Maraopous. —A fire happened on Saturday at Mr. J. Gower e, :icemed vie- Mailer, sad p ro enter of the Castle Hotel, in Long-alley, deirl- It spielers that, whilst some persons were diterlng off spirits, the vapour became ignited, line spread rapidly about the bar. The bnprie erairelly samordad in getting the Seam extinguished, but not until disbar tho stock of wine and spirits, the two eermorehl pa/loan, the tap room, and 4 rooms on the first dew, r wall r the roof, were destroyed. The pre miums of Mr. J. Johnston., let out in tenements ; those of Mr. J. Martin, No. 43, also let out in temessets ; and those numbered 44, let out to poor hiims, were also severely damaged by fire and water. • Is. 4so happened on Saturday morning on the premise s . Itaseglog to Mr. Freeman, the builder and contractor, 0- teas at NT*. 75, Cow-oraneetrest, West Smithfield. The limn= were unable to get the mastery over the Immo until the properly of Mr. Fromm was de 'keyed ; said the Mender at Marra Davessin, prone* nimaimate, No. 73 • Mr. J. Watson, bah-dresser, No. 19 ; Mr. ?woos, alaptitarran, No. le ; Mr. C. Gregory, tisimmith, Na ; sad three hews in Greenhill's-nom, were severely 611111110 by be and water. Oat of the great somber of rawer* only Mr. Im am was hared. The origin d the fire is mamma lost dyhs, rend Az afro* the inhabitants of Orwell air* Cirirwei, WIN, pertly sinned in oarequaor of a ary of " Are ' feleuedhs rpreedlar d ad aghbrztood. Tbsereide al per immeMelory p to the spot, wire it wee bead OM the prim of Messrs. Bailey - aid Boilira, parrea ensmrss% tam rod ham driers, and Ammo friars, mew is dear Theproperty ia (portico Ins al vest octant, coves* Nab u awe of pamad, In •Ileaatreet, • alma norm tato Gorwell-atrest. • somber of engines ware ear as the sad a pod 17417 of water was premed ; but the wore unable the Ire extinguished until one of ft* houses Mei with ham andlason was ',lively diotroyod and three rhos mil Mining savagely dmarged by Is., water, ho Sirs of the sarrowediag toildiap woe in. much injured. The old homer is Chwebrao=t, Igor Temple- Wasklestatresk en is eery el ereßrna. Oliver died at the bur Mo.: • ransorial in serted with MN err, end Ito Are of die MAI rd death, boo low plmeadi are bil IbllMbe it amp seillialli fibula pod. bhit el the pest and a forst to hip armory Mere the litre vestry of the berrilei imply tarsi. GREENWICH OBSERVATORY-A NEW TELESCOPE. It may not be generally known that there is an annual visitation of this important establishment by the president and officers and • limited number of the fellows of the Royal Society, who on that occasion examine the date of the instruments on which the value and efficacy of the institution depend. This took place for the present year on Saturday feat, and notwithstanding the unpropitious weather, was v e sy fall Bam r attended. The president of the Royal Society (Sir n Brodie) and his predecessor in that office (Lord rottedey) were there, and among the visitors were included Ida litorlienc Count Matey the Swedish Weis ter, Sir Jain Herschel, Dr. Whewell, and many distin geisha sedreetorms, both foreign and British, betides oilmen who awe maim to prmote the science of astronomy, and to distiagehh thenribres in its various branches. The peculiar abject of taints en the present occasion was the mounting ri a now ani=ent equatorial telescope by the ABUCINDINON Airy, surpassing in mag nitude raly ether elide swishy or in Prance, and nearly on a par with the asisheated keleument at Pulkowa, which has achieved meek for the saws sad is an instance of the I munificence of the ger, ernment. The size of the object glass at the Observatory is nearly 13 inches diameter, and the o f the telescope appears to be about 14 or lb ass ti e so nicely Wangled on its axis es to be movable katisally with the eilikeerl touch, so that it dal be glinted sir iispremed to the view of any object be tween the harken sad the andth whit such facility that it name as if it morsel seffil=t4 k sir, without the lead Mears on he reppertbe, /be easeemeni el the pe axis la lessitudie leering tie apps it is a owe alas* maw. sad exhibits ilit oil 000trivanoss, faileilles it` hislinowled,pi of the jest to be attained. and the very sad issientlik knowledge in esmykg it out.Wrhe= saplientha of these contrivances the telescope and the vast freeides by which it is _ , -peeted are carried rood by • clock with the most peeled - useethness, so that is watch ing, times! a misnerrepa, Ms swami onward hevessest of the shah isete sot ass ellstient asevseness or irregularity in the neinkkei can be presehed, and this, °moldering that the whole ewer t r l f eel d ia motion by the clock weighs F21i...,. the =ship ski . In g n e trwmac lu a t a f will the pair axis is not permanent, but is strode ta sr diskelmd with perfect facility in an instant of Vim me that the astronomer using the teleseopi sets it le equatorial or vertical motion with the mart perfect esnesaand- If he desires to examine the object he el his found, be attaches the telescope to the polar axis and brings the clock motion into operation almost in the some %S ant, which then moves the telescope egos tonally in as opposite direction to the movement of the surface of the earth, so that the line of sight through it continues directed to that one object, whether it be the sue, the meek say ass of the pMets or satellites, or say fi ned elan intheit he hewer mob particularly to mask& Behind the object glom ere waived minute cobweb Saes, whisk enable the otesrree be rismars with w i ii ? . ea it a the t tion ea ik nhered ia at h is e or ob t ub ot; ers s ae r zrianet. . Aey one MAO time hi the Observatory may be arose at irk by appeeirsse el eassiderable estisy, but by tepees, as be esse threarseweist et all the ce dlihrint mai as sesabiefiss of sad delicate ebsehetsly sassessy he he ha ha of his mph telesselps _be 'solids* so part of s ti t ie u rrahre side have been stared end also he* the r *SW, sal eolidity of Se wish are web as almost te lid Mune to the owed= ef time. Is erase le pet the full ewuepel he beneess, the floor of the Obssevhsey hadi to be nisi above lb* level of the ground. but the piers ft brains,* es wide b the being . posts of he teisseepe rent are is sabelehlal as the men emetics srelitsh amid helm We (risses) esnipsislate ' the ArAse!seseß lapel es the powerful eseehhiss Ie bier mussel he. firths ale Oohs 44 tie bersens, sirt hart i het feels illaremilsi he his elvers study aad kbour is W ho trim* waft hem Asir Wire rarer& (Stamped Id. Additional.) SPORTING. THE ABOOT HEATH MEETING. 20 VIM 11132202 or MI fie h. ant,'"•The gpsem notffliwg his been got over obis* mmeom than two swims eimm of default. and them is • esieg of ono of thee hag if the anditam aril not fee Motors ; bat the ogee adjusted, le abios6 hopeless, aid the Oiseamelemes are so dimmillside UM. Mat be is men* to show SOIL However, mews lfitl. good awl' Neal fan it, as the commitnee at Tatteradra axe likely to Mks' the primal law, whisk allot of two settling days, mo the these will ad be sash iodides for any of the arms breed receiving Mame therame sampany with OOMe' thing Him a fair pospoldlise. The pad week has been • busy an he ether seeped* ler giber the three days at gad two at Rimenised we bad the eatr of er a 4al y's sad Mr. GrosliSe's at Hampton Onart, which was wail fa despite of the mod wrolehed weather. The seem in away Whose. very spirited, and some hl:b i pfsm were iodised, • soh by Stockwell, oat d Stamp al lifts ..,:aL. Head, kel e ring up to plasm whea ßol 6 mound while a broths:lo Osollas Masa r r ipMeas ; a by West Australian, out of Itiodiss, rieseas ; and a brother to Vanua° and Lava 010 Bul lard Steeled, as amid, hod the "areaas,"fi r we toed mss b . y the Awes, be having stood 1,926 soloed for whish faßy meow* for the good amnia, the thtreedelltista pie ap lotallft ieselg 8,000 pumas, Cr an 7el geggideraM at* trirn= " " ensal i i l likto Y : al witni lc hts lima *Miami la pia. .end ;et: the top. cif the trea, there being mak a al valise aza = flews fa the list to slap*, * • hones iiio tlieV . Strad atria MO son. - Mk not .Msd. f ' Felber,. MOOL he. boas got together Osier • wilinffe or the • Quid Vain) gam away, an ID aream_mli Me me led' year of. quit b lllool., Wed 8110 MOW* of two yew ago •, and tiZiottamaiLun tv• now *raw tke 41M0 of which Is Me * Stand Plate, for all ages, over the T.V.C. Mistime US yards), and it I. ,stalely' the mod excittog event me . ler Tanday, being worth a deer MO 1 Selma to the wtraeg, tracks to the XS son. Wet The matey it "siesiermsellegt, e boat la' quality and quantity, lee amass Ma IS walla emileffiliewlog t-o • Age lOW age se th Mentions learAtoiend r . S , 4, 5 UM Ml6= 2 10 The Drone a 111 = 4 Doisess .... 2 10 Contacting: Hartley Whitney.... 8 8 5 Vintereavet...., 2 8 Merrimac Maggiore Mentmore proved himself the epootiset Ming ate het mem when he gave. Neophyte 2711a bi kall eir lpese him • bead over about this same distance at . iti the Weer won recently with. lOst ; and litre .7 who sass • Mal third to him when main.* 91b, elm lavinaible bet yew with • pounder two under M. TS.- was always very fist also, minis baiter bail * dot his legs will ye / ad stand • ,mesa eme, tite ewe- good es they have proved thseassives, mad net •.4 to vs it all their own way, as their equals hen hem Witted over here on several oscasims by moderate Atom% avid to the severity of the oosnokwbiolt is on the meson from sad to end. The Drone, when Mart of preparation, took a good part in the Derby, and the cotta fortnight's walk will render him a formidable candidate, if paned einte-ensi Men is &thing to keep him for, es he Is eel In the M. LOW ; Cantadiaa, who finished is the Oaks to fhoOdi she liked a hill, and Maggiore , who woe esormi to elrhole ore, half a mile at Newmarket, are also worthy al sotica, the two-year-old winners having the worst of the weights with them. Lady Clifden, however, beat Little Lady over her favourite distance loving start) in the emisionest of canters at Warwick : and as her doled of Big Bea and Dundee at Liverpool was very cleverly accomplished, ft is hardly ;edictaes to land aphid her. The Matilda colt's doings at Bath must not be overlooked, he having had 31b the worst of the weights when he ran Big Ben to a'head ; and he will sorely trouble Lady Clifden while meeting her with Mb the best of the weights ; then again, Brown Duchess is said to be nb superior to Ben, and between the three the youngsters ought to hold their own, even if Vancouver and Sweet Hawthorn (both reputed " Byers" at home) are over-rated by their partisans. I shall, consequently, look out for the Matilda colt and Lady Clam in the front rank at the finish, with the Drone and I Mei:Amore running well up, the Ida eC Brown Duchess I being too doubtful for me to follow fortunes. The yk os Queen's Gold Vase, two will any grad ex ' citemort, the follewhrg the : MI at Age st lb Indifference Magnum 4 6 6 Horror 3 7 3 Avalanche I cannot perceive what Indifference was entered for, and Honor ought to beat Magnum with but Mb the wont of the weights, laving shown himself of • better class, while he draggled so gamely for • place in the Derby that his staying must not be doubted, and the Rap was too far behind him in that oneounter to concede 41b now, Mr. " Hearv'e" hone having lost his maiden allowance through tring 100 son. as the mtriad in the Two Thousand Avalanche had two lengths the best of Rupee in the OGISI, and ought to gin hr 41b for it, having carried off the Qmsa's Plate at Chester so very easily that she will =stay; and the two descendants of Wild Darrell have all the fun to themselves, Horror being by far the most tradworthy, with the weights 81b. in his favour. The Trim! Stakes, new mils, las an entry of 26, and Gas t=insyrs, Bst 111 b, with Rest., 3 yrs, Sat 31b, an the animals engaged, especially over this distance, Defender's form having sadly fallen off this season. Of the 2.yr-olds Rouge Dragon and Zodiac are the best looking that have been out ; but as the yowagsters could never win here when receiving 3st from the 3-yr-olds, the only one that ever beat the old horses over this course being /Umbel, who was one of the best 2-yr-olds of her year, it is not refs to trust them, and if Restos can beat Gaspard with a Sib penalty in the saddle, the Baron may draw first blood at the royal meeting. A two-year-old plate, half a mile, with the winner to be sold for 1001., has a good entry, Merolla being the best I have seen out yet ol the seventeen engaged ; but the event for two-year-olds on Tuesday is the Third Biennial, which has forty engaged. With the exception of 1 Walloon and Brother to Rainbow there are no winners of note among the number, the latter being the only danger ous candidate in the list of public performers ; still, it is not impossible for Lord Stamford to have his revenge on Mr. Merry few the Epsom defeat with one of his ' darkieen The Ascot Derby, for 3-yr-olds, one mile and a half, is • match between the Wizard and Northern Light, the former's Mb penalty being suMcient to invest the nos with some interest, although he beat the grey with 101 b in hand in the Two Thowand, as the extra half mile may make it • near thing. The Eighth Triennial for 4-yr-olda, two miles, has all the appeamace of a " good thing " for Mouravieff, whose stable compa nion, May Morning, is quite good enough to beat the re minder, or take his place should he still be tender on his pins. There is • bonus of 200 son. with the Ascot two miles and a half, for the first time, and two-thirds the twenty-seven acceptors may be tempted by the 900 i awaiting their pleasure, the handicap being one of the best of the year. Special Limon, 6 yrs, Set 111 b, is not the hams he was, or I should pronounce him thrown in among this lot ; neither can any further dependence be placed upon Borderer, 6 yrs, fat 41b ; or Newcastle, 4 yrs, 80.416. The latter's defeat by Tormentor at racing weighta in the early_ spring, and subsequent indi ff erent performance in the Newmarket lisadiemi, more than coenterbalancing his defeat of Wild Roes at Epsom, as the latter could not live with a moderate field for the Queen's Plate on the same day, and she is evidently not in bloom ye Mouravietrs owner tes t y be content with the and Magnum confine his attention to the Van, no that Clydesdale, 5 yrs, Bst 1.21 b, appears the best of the hoary weights, and if the stable prefer Independence, 4 yrs, Bst fib, at least cao eye most be kept on their movement.. The hard gromad at took all the galloping out of Ttinstall Maid, 5 yrs, list llb, or the handicapper would not have been so lenient ; but as the recent heavy rein serves her admirably, her owner may take advantage of the mistake, and then the other heavy weights would be even worse off than they are now. Ancient Briton, 5 yrs, , ist 81b, always 'truck me as "well in ;" and the handl , sapper has been equally lenient towards him for the Royal , Hunt Cup, which will better snit him as regards the distance, , so that he may be reserved for that encounter, and Dana., . 3 yo., fist 21b, carry Lord Coventry's colours here. How -1 ewer, The Brewer, aged, fist 10Th, and Flitch, 4 yrs, list Mb, ham too much the beat of the weights with her for me . to fed so sanguine as I might ware the Briton to do tattle, 1 sad such flattering account. reach me of the Farmer's qtr colt that he must have my preference over l all the Sol-olds, while allotted the nice weight of Oat fib .1 and he is good-looking enough to stand outright ; Flitch, The Brewer, and Tumid! Maid being next in my estinia. Mow The weights for • Handicap Plate, half a mils, have yot to &mar Oa Wednesday the Fern Hill Stakes, for 2 and 3-yr-olds, half • mile, may promote • snood meeting between Lady Mika, Big Ben, and Little lady, who, with Folk/dose 1 sad me or two others, will do good bath for the= den, while Fravola out be trusted to take up the I i the 3-yr-okla . and if in the humour she may pt • very A,' Daemon of Lady who looks most like the M as aier paper. A. PIaS CI T2 100 eon., for 2 and Syr olds, with amides allowaams, oweoo off ea the T.Y.C., and 1 as the Stand Plate ea Tuesday, although decided ea the was course, is la rge k to insterlelly injure the I ,we shall have a Said, Ode , Crater, liaggrr n e7Z i Wants the boot of the three, while King of Kest amd Ellsworth Um both shows form among i the two's . end if I am allowed • start with the Americas dRy Maggiore, bur 1011:: allowance :sight mum • victory. la fin Cores/dim Stakes, for three-yerirodd 1 Mks, on the Oki Me, them am the arms of = a tt. 1 Venus filly, Veda, Ocoadina, and who may all be by the 1,0004, deepits the two hat [TWOPENCE. mentiossd Wing so much the Met of it M Cosid: di. load . istioasuct:tvo ; in • lion of tieclurkeeklied Wet al aheM upset to see her two the on sad Air the nee many may express sie ether sot using absolutely won the OW. The Ninth Womb!, fee three-yr Way Sal as easy posy to The Wizard, bat the Second Biesanl , on the was mum. BOOS Lti4F• a race , "Thorminby hating been so =o=tiodi the 1 3t91 with s t d th i Llast fez t hoets that I what mote w Asset after all the noise made m ahout him Mr tie Cup. In his demos Rupee and Northern Light would give us a good we, and _yet it would MN pm. th. an d s far 11r. Merry to pocket thi s Make. The Royal Mum Cup, New Ma, it would be useless to scaly= many of the sixty Twee* having boos overially kept - for it— The Ancient Batton, 5 yrs, Puk e nu. u t , Old Robert, 4 yrs, let 11Nb ; and 7st 105,, take my fancy most; and it one of 14'tlieni 5 should see the winner fi nish I should be quite satisfied. The own. Sweepstakes, for 3yreids, six tarlomp, is hardly likely to tempt Female, mien they wad part with her for the stipulated 400 ems., and Heron Mundane= should have so diffioulty in beating the remainder. The Visitor? Handicap Place and a T.Y.O. Sweepstakes for byr-olds and upwards are imeampletti The reminder at the prepamme can be discussed with more safety after some of the above contests are derided, sad I should like to know a little more about the intentions of Thormanby's party before interior* with the Cue.— I am, he., MMTROIL MOOT RAMA fidiraddres• "ha diudi 'LEA co Saturday night : , Wm's I%rxes. Amy Pagrattu 41 r W I • Mend 4 ' INst..: Sr Wool.. I • • I:IMPS '• , 4 Osigrate TISAL 51P,2221. Oirsoillos g 2 . 4= l =ar =asi nela.. 1 t:2= 1:•" Mrs PLATS of 100 emu 224 s o'Vgrhanicma .... . lOwn 4 Louden am& a% 4 41 1 ,t a r s. 4 Mas-st-Anas Pima. Joettt . . ?WO 1 'Wears ‘&111111eed Resta (ma be mid) & c by Rerwortb— Ostaosselfe don Move Amide .11 by 131bultar- , ga. at tbeWpdee HAIDSCAP ASO dear 6 Oosirles. by pm. 266.insialie wune r h I Pam= by lltindow.-To • nib 2=l a Mold et Dna* IMO 4. V= l Aame l m t /Opal .Tbira 5 Woodburn 31 1 3 --- 3 ObObrnook =T 4 4 aM 4 I Pr•dictor 3 ::: Przoostelil Apollo Hbrud S Harriet Skelton, Vi Of laado ids • I W ir NIL. •• • 4 • $ 13prizgar : Id far 900 nom Ailarta(tea) • • l e Apollo S Sycophant 06.) Otatnot ) Ideates (1906)• Nessium— • Poisons 3 sane Middleton 3 co YOU= S iaikfo.... = l 2lmadis t a 6 4 Caru als nokr 3 Now Ilitillea.... • Maas alpplo a Waft a P 4•4112 4 Iftgirama 4 him; 100 somi. Wigs, 3010 DI AP Tonto '1003) .... 2 I Gomm MAP R) I Wee Pell/ (10021 . I Was4era(3oll2) 4 Cbsotress losp.. s room pow I o—Oetrogollesdass 2 do a Winington (iooL) . Ninzol 4 Rosso( Cashmere.: I C•h• a e—Qtlooooflitpillit SOUTIIITIMINIM i Prof o I MOO essor $ New 1NW2441.... • Billy Banks (loot) 2 Wants a PLAIT of 50 soya, for 2-yr olds. Half a mile.—Wee Polly, British Prince, Rose of Cashmere c, Primus, Count Horn, Chain Pier, Reaction, Joy, &cola, f by Slane—Polisik, c by Kingston or Nuisham—Nightsbade, Ruesley, luxe, c by Neashant—Colleen Dhas, Morella, Sting". : , f by Mane—Poll& (10K) PLA23 of 100 sows., for two and three yr olds. Ate Wes Polly AV, 2 Concertina g . 3 Sutherland 3BO 3 Lammers Amy 2 Crater Ueda 3 Asrkala I Abitetic a I—Dinettes of 1 Praissase .... .... 8 Astarte lt The Star 2 NW leaks 2 South Australian 3 Ode , 3 Oaast Mrs 2 Maid of Para .... 2 Omantem t Iztu d i t a = ft It I = Kent .... 2 Tofeliall Ally Amideto • by • Queen at the Gipsies Vimom* Ptri Dookettl AV Possum Oeurtriallst York Neoplasm= Sutherland Norton 8 Utile Ai 4 TheOM 4 Courier Harriet Tim Timascha 4 Joyense 4 Cbemecake Heodoroirna Arkin I Plumper Pitman General Her arm Longreage 6 Pun of 100 govt. Winner to Bel Mrperanza A P 6 Golden An AP do.. .. 3 Ingeetre Cloveroook Mangope .... I Tyrsat e (sot to Cr " 4 be sold) Realm (sot to be Palm 4 sold) sold for 500 Flitch f Philomela I Braila', Ball ..taTsta. •• • • Little Nat The OM ANNUAL SALE OF HER MAJESTY'S YEARLINGS. The druiching rain which fell with scared • few minutest intermission on Saturday did not deter pu of blood stock from attending the annual sale of her Majesty's rat line at the Royal Paddocks, Hampton Court. Both the home and foreign market were well represented, and amongst the throng which surrounded Mr. Tatte rsall, who ion consequence of the inclement weather was com pelled to convert a closed carriage Into • rostrum, were many of the principal trainers and ascend leading patrons of the turf. The twenty yearlings averaged 221 guineas each. At times competition was very spirited, and excited much interest. A cheenut oolt by Stockwell out of Stmnq realised 810 guineas, and it was knocked down to Lord Coventry, after ranch brisk bidding with Mr. J. Meng, Lord Stamford, si4 Sir Joseph Hawley. The yearlings purchased by Mr. Carter are, we understand, for the King _el Sardinia. Several fillies were knocked down to Means. Dud ley Bruce, for exportation to America. The stock seemed in admirable condition, and the are which had evidently been bestowed upon them by Mr. Ransom, the stud groom, was warmly and deservedly acknowledged by all persona present. Prior to the ale a ' very substantial and appetising luncheon was provided, of which every me was free to partake, and the was presided over by the daughter of Mr. Ransom wr at intich grace and attention. The following is a list of the yearling" sold :—A bay colt by Orlando—lodine's dam (Mr. Payne),t,j4. guineas ; • bay eolt by Barnten—Himalaya (Mr. Robert son), 160 view ; a brown colt by . The Flying Dutchman —Dist:Ana (Mr. Payne), 210 guineas ; a chemut colt by Stockwell—Stamp (Leed Coventry), 810 gnmeas ; • bay colt by Orlando — Lady (LordWia), 210raussea; • bay oolt by Baratoa—Hirrata (Mr. Carter), 31 gameu ; a bay oolt by Orlando—Trickstreis (Mr. Merry), ; • cheenut colt by Wad Australian—Boaallse Stam ford) 520 guinea • • chesnut oolt by Orlando—Tuella J (Sir . Hawbg), 400 guineas ; • bay filly by Hobble Noble —Peri (Mr. Duffiey), 55 guineas • beg filly by Bantam — sister to Fill= (Mr. Co ss, 38 gamer ; a bay filly by Orlando—Herseyiar J. Hawley). • a bay filly by Orlando—En (Colonel To , 420 ;minus ; • brown filly by The yiagDidehman— y Celia ((Mr. Dud lay). 6 7 Oinsas ; • abesaut filly by Orlando—Fligh t (Mr. Merry) 360 guineas ; • brown filly by Bunton—Amason (Loyd ), 200 guineas ; • bay filly by Orlando — lady Palmerston (Colonel Forester), 290 (owes ; • bay fillylly Bun t = ti t ( e f r osled 1855) by Orlao& out of Elope ment ), 51 guineas ; • brown fi lly by Voltigear —Bogey (Mr. ), 100 gained ; • brown BRy lsy Hobble Noble—Oesifrage (Mr. W. Day), 41 guineas ; 1014 4,430 guineas. Its. Oa/RILLS% YILIELL/NGS.—After her Malesa's year. limp bad bees dimmed of, Mr. Grevilie'e•Stre 'red for Gabe, and tb avenged 248 guineas each. Subjoined is a list of the p oes : A bay colt by Alarm—Muscovite's dam (Mr. Hughes), 130 guineas ; a bay colt by Orlando—Veen aims (Lord Stamford), 510 guineas ; • bay colt by Orlando —Twitter (Lord Stamford), 360 guineas ; a brown colt by Orlando—Fivandiire (Lord Stamked ) , 670 guineas ; • bay colt by Alarm—Elopement (Mr. Cocking), 6O guineas ; • elsasaut colt by Muscovite—Durinderie ( Robertson), 34 folt; • bay filly by Orlando—Little Finch (Lord Siam. ),10 guineas ; a bay filly by Orlando—Raillery (Colonel Towaeley). 200 guinea k a bay filly by Orlando—Torment m o w Stamford), 200 guineas ; • bay filly by Bolingbroke ...y e k,dy (Mr. W. Day), 110 animas ; a bay filly (sister to Pravda) le Orlsodo—A (Mr. Weeicot), 460 guineas ; a bag by Orlando— laad Mei (Lord Stamford), 126Vniudis ; • bay filly by Orlando — Barcelona (Colonel Pongee), 43 galore ; • brews filly by Orlando—Adine (biz H. deo Vona), 370 pima ; total, 3,472 guiness. Tics Itsziaious DMZ/MOM nt ST. throzwa's-nr tus•Burt.—Yeetercy evening thz i rocesdings at the pa rish chunk parent mare Mang y than has been the meter many months past. The sermon was preached by the Bev. R. A. Draery, 8.A., of Merton College, Oxford, curate AdN ngeseine and Si. Faith, Watlingatreet, a young gen tlemen who wee erdebild demon in 1857, end Pnwi in 185 k iex pie Mat Mehop of London. Be selected for h. the of St. John's Gospel, verse v., WWillsos Viliktr ir This we responded to by a number e( who shouted at the top of their VOW. To lonse em ri ga nd t tis was repeated as often as the rim liontleseen teed the went' of his tent in the conies of his sermon, the remark being accompanied each time by • peal of laughter. "UXCELLENTE BIJOUTERIIC COURANT& 310141.104 SPEIIAUX b ea MIMI CYL"—WATHrIe MN rid latarrhEN. haring bees heaotvt i wtth • PlreWelas Noll at the Parbi l'otrawa ltakitolUes. seowelett fry the a.o. • Waterlog trtantonla, respect/oft invite the paths to as tion of their MrILD CHAINS and eximir• mortietwt JEN LLLER V. MI mole .41 the W 41'116Rn, t't • n.I 111(11.1101[7fr ket oklatniths. Yeaubtetory. to. 14 flrertettt aro, t. Covent- W.C. alliablished A. DAM& to.m• made of Chang tad le for la. rat N.B. This MANI amens arras al 6 la the eveolaw, sad ea hatardaya I cit tot.