The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-11 00:00:00

r /..,, k•.- --7- .1-.l\ 7c :s or- -,•37P7r t ~ , ..... , :d. ..,- , T i _ ~.... ~... : r : rte ,e ssi : ibt 4jfprtg% f ili d X.; _.. , V . 1 ;1 _____ ! _~` - ‘ , • '• • , LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1861. Na 4,548. i (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. 3fR. SEL(WS' TWO GREAT SACRED HISTORICAL PICTFRE.4.—I. JEKU , ALEM In HER Gk.% DEI R. • :O. with Christ's Triumphant Entry into the Holy ilty. 2. JERUSALEM in lIEK FALL as now viewed from the Mount of tillees.—Now UN VIEW at the Gallery. %,. s Watetioo.place. Open from 10 W 0. Admission One SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. NAVAL AND MILITARY. OVERLAID ROB TE.-COMMUNIOATION iTRAIII 4. INDIA 1 1, 41441.1 A &e., vie 110YPT. PKNINSULAR and r4L %IT %%I NAVIOATION eiInIPANY DUO\ r.ut% i W.CA and reeolce Canto and Panels Yalta. kiry pt. Urn. CO Intl, Slaarak Calcutta. gni *trait& and China. t. 0..4 nouthampton oo the 4th and loth wf t very mouth f, Cilhraltar, Malta. Le7p4. Aden. and Ur. CAA and 27th of each month. and for 11..urtt.ua, Kenaton. Alta re.mß. hound, litell.otumr. and ilydn. ter stoidiii•r, nouthanipton on the _nth of rvory —I forlhor puticulars apply a$ the Company's i Mlrw , itt La leteiall-strust, LC ar .Iriental Brits. MONEY MICR %M and SONS' (a itiorati yard. I oo•lon 1.1 NY. of P %PEET 11111P14 to AINTIALIA.—Vor NI Ella II UNE. Port Phallip. divert to kayo Ur Dirks re IN V.I.N tlarrh valliou at Plymouth'. the Imlmadld ellymm Alt. I ato h K Lion tone EDW D. CHARLETION DA' .4 Do r bins la tie BEM bolds [huhu rm. . hr , Moor, Wigton and Ooni 1100 .4 vrloir aid. h Mu. a. Vortahlro. N••rt.P., not other NO. fa, oontr. alma Mall.lusown *hip,. fault a , ., 111V/4 ttprratly for the pa...lmi bode to Amtraha 11, r tor all pima ursopers SZ.• U11•01116•••••1...1•4 .1, • ill ans.,' nn in.. 1.141 1 , ", (might or poo , u,r. sooty b. N•Ltolt Mita MT. and DIRGAN, aolth D want:o,4 a 0 0 ,.. laudaultall ltrert P11.•••110.r• loy it l• lio. - n1 pa..k,l• art. / .. ..nirvittll trout Parldloutoa 1.. Plymooth Poo dam for or.iol.clarrs farm. and INMaUdelami too third-du. Mr , s. Y STE.% 31 iN/lIMUNICATION to 1/17 1 9 ria 4ILW YOKE. -1!..• k NKW YORK, and pin.kampelA wr EA ..01 IP it Al PA .Y Intend doatotthlsh hdlitotomod Inr orrra •i.. *Moo at throsattora DI aMrL tommoorm MI. 4. 6141.1111/S inoFK CY V11..%1 NICW .11111 C. . . . . IVA 1.1 I tli Mardi IS A RUA al 11.. h. 041r7. MAIN st at. al. uI • And eirrn Ant Mai. rale Pediddln IA 17, so.I st Ruiner, aroirilinvi to the leese.. sedminen Pnrunnl . too holing all pievliiines coolvid. Padendpro I.R ..*.onnan an' the Wriitern 'gates bno , ked Shreenli en my lAMB' 114C+4b1 14 • ow. Fo. forth. r periwigs,* ErrWILLIAM !NM IN, '2l, atit.sivret, Liverpool; orb NM MALTY. M. king Wlllidwatreet. 0117. STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH ALL r‘ivrm..t 0. WORLD wRKATI_ICY and O. 'a , stal.! 1 •10tal farad Eapn Phaanagar Insatraser Agracy. 11%111.1 . —Torreon% aeronomy. MINSK M •ltzrrland, Amide. Italy aardiala. VINCI LY. —Pisan. Natural Meitemanetin. tent, Arabi*, Northam Atrira. yarsa.la. I alt.+l atm.. ...... FIIIRTNIUNTLV I toita. '' ;13;ms.,J4pan. Straits. berlasa. Cryinis.liree. irate), .%arid raliforuis. \1 rut ID4II (Ne bel . _ 311MITEILT.—Anstrelia. Ntsss 7.rataml. Tasmania. Caps. Alp lit. Na SA Wein. A hrs. Wssion. Wasik NOS.- SIM 161101. eft ihllMgh • than N. Plank mad All at Z. krusnt street. AV. 11600* lierlf4 t/.,KKK ll4 I ami ter this f Mike, IA Imaslms. halt sisyst LC. Mork 4r...../11..ut the globe 13 /II LLIPPR, GRAVES. and PH I LLI PPB, 11, 114.41••• • 1LC.0.111 .I,spatch amides' *amen for the anaannaninnoll paala ulth A, ad. aa.l pa wagers, as Mows 11111Trabill. Mimi., mails& March It R . Wa•lowachty Mara 11 Pons, at SI. truf ax 10A &h um Wart. laaeaal al a taro and a INN. AUTIIIILNISERG. EMT ANOUA N. shoal Mardi 111 Apply se Mors, a• at Cliapluia I riven& 411/"llapadAllamik W. AI.. how faaAttanaptan bar— r.w YORK MATTA —. NSW YORK, BREVEN, April 17 A la P . aa.l P . to CIMIO! sal Oa, sM M. Cog WMlsasstrset LC. 11011ZINIIVIT 01Int 1111. 4 . : 7 NEIDI:ITION IN RCA= OF ~:cia~'iiii.' THE EUROPEAN AMNURANCI SOCIETY PMI'S* /401.1cIrs of GUARANTEE. A 4 Man OW MUM. kr Oil& km as uadler Ilse Tsunami. fkatnalk Marl Revenue. bawd of Trade. P.n.., law Word. Adindally, sad oiler putAls deporansula saJ 1.. r task sad railway ckits and pawns ssamstrial einaplorpents Ihstise usducalna. on the ensalandinn nt Ida saw/rupee slit Anlnitlins wru.Sni nu fat parable lama Vann N a may information may be ebloised at tbe Chid 011“. 02. Waled... place. wall, Lasilau AIR. MILES' (ALTUS WEBB MILKS) DM AMINO AND SUMMIOI ATOM r. llw KAMA/4mM 4 . - 044 A NOOLA Mh TinliK/11A la typal* &a I n ready fur Thor harms dare auln .041 h a Vlrlee. WbreeelyadlErew BIDNIE..trit VAT.ll. l o. 4 iymaQvAzz. sad who le mot esaasetod lath any pmins Imitatieg red rhos , tialrg ha Ma name. INTAIILNUID laas rEII/111AST.1NL THE BEST INVESTMENT Is • panther at ths r.-aced telmilkinted ft L MOON M lON. oboe gay deotolotket et lie e op be eblelsol Mo sad baler thoe at say hontoin rot atiols Nosy { essetses hiss hesdahsol town the !wind is sd sill to sosrlosuel et gond. for the sad WWI= SIMONS miser: to ewer weltered to the peldie. The nest teildasehle e 'tyke an otoollood sill durability at materiel sad eselsess ot en I.h. ATTIE' kw Till itiwr4 arta JU VEN I LE% In great variety. Any girth* made to measure at the slimiest. wile,. IN.E.--Abonlil UV 0711.4. wit lie *Nitwit, tot it will be ei [Tor the looney return...l. MM% awl MIN % Er 1.1 t% few &ad MTh of PRIME intl., on applientios. impost free. The atabligurou ore cLeed every Friday evening at must EMU Beteirlay must, when Waimea Is 1111011111k,i 1111 11 o'clock. %ItittEt and SON. ELLILLOT MADE owl RC PI)K6 TAILOR& RATTERE RORtW 21A1lla. 100 T MAE /EX as . .l GENZAAL tATIIITTELL 14fooke Houses Oonor et Mood= owl Aldiste. sot Odordotroet. 0 , 1114, of Hart-otroot Omer of Tottalaboa-coort.rood and Martoo•roott. l'oludry EstabllAttmeots: BillEpagnet. lindford. York,thlre. now* 16•01.-1,1. HOMCROPATHIC COCOA m,••••••• • Delleitaia aroma, grateful tinuothaese. and invigorsting power. THE TURKISH BATHS, 20, Baker-mtreet (sexier medical direction'. Om di up on a scale of elegance odd M soy other ewaldishnsent —The advantages pas Wiese are the alacime of sulphurous, carlionk, or other and that parching, arid, siroecodike kent Ala rharectevise the time unwhnlesome chambers now dilldied *lila name In constructing the above ehrerbil lipabins. 1 elegant establishment the directors have had eillleelnl mord to the great essimtlale light and ventilation, unliimi with comfort sad luxury and by all medical men Mb haw vidled it it is prenennwid perkel rioters coda. it: he /Mks. hy wham the markt prlm,. mid all other for oinfort sod dellleary are highly eulogised. To=releleksfsedallif ladousled, be Ohm In attendance. 2114 ether &yaks essilema TlM 2l lBlll.—Post hes, thaw dans= I =FLAMING Mama GAMIC/ TART nosovisivrre tit ARTIFICIAL TRETE NM Mi nas oteaurs 011314. Nivel" see apt vlll weer we Ries Rd* eel llMann ease : wedl beteg Med wi re llto4= inim lem et Ittes ow topm wi a b Yawl* beve ealeeles be the Auttlet's setylete. Sew bell pre itibelete teettelmleeed vewbemeethip empteped. "lib the cMh, le ewe Roam lona. erdary eveL—Te be el ablar d aw& %Mel. iselphs tow Prime DeNeßee. eile. IRS len dipleereL Ite. I* Ibmsatelreet ,d l: 6 = erl Ilk . melk Ledgie4RlL Qr. " Th e w Reletere "elm ream It prerwokistip supwler end Ile sweet spree& be pepteelles eiteleet'--Obeentec " Waite beam .Ittobt be veal bp e lope Tar beeMb ; lbalt =1;111 ewe web stew onsi Ewe emeleste "—Yeemlee Fee ebiteeesteree It Is eeeemeT Pstiltillmb ti RAF Um =Ed tbst Om esereeee is Ow Clip eetablietteete le up ate betweee week Ow onmwailes. red Matete net =se cam laremeel . Ut. Dulteetreet : Dl ßae r. edestme : S Netr•etteel MOP 4111101141001141TRUE7 30111DATURT. if as r. NIW and rI IMPSOVID maxi owner= ON prnteeivil br bar I . ll )totis 11 .7• 10 • 111 . Inr rispollag Aztiestal Tina es essommt• Wore Ay wit an , et.. without N er ts = s liislealaga. without pals or Ira tUrs. rrltore art usortlaiUne, readeras tistsctios I Me. sad asl•lllealate. A. abatable cow , trmuut• for mowlylge She deleds al mature without regatta( new tam d seetb. - -amt. Juts Will , latalee berate. slaty patrabal.'-frast Clreabr, July SI retaliate, Ns Malty DM areenw "-• Nonage 'mg. July at-Coraltmtkra Me Voss strictly semlevale.- R. oreasaw•erea. Bead ainet . OY Nor. liefeibm emertt's-101, TIE. BUCHAN'S DOMMTIC MEDICINES, ammo thamallwalt the world fre tM elm atavery fbactSTIUTIll irsairrAsia EMMA& kw weal &WIC Phi•kal dimpaNersks• k ed. If her =IOW Is . Ila VGBETABLZ MIN OINTMINT. tar all tar, daapaposed ekres. gam, loft es.. la. 94. eal PATILIn RIVAS COAT= VIBBITABLI VlLAt.lawlbpw pilw kr modal*, IBe Walk PRAWNS OP bind. NIMININS 'UMW tea. hams. Baer. sod slameb *ow. rues. gook sporlisko saittlak sad plan la ea *aka ae... k asal Ita Plelelm's Make tree de 1111Wiselim Parbairt. " 0•14. hay Tatleals." aar rtamp.-111•1141 W Walla N sad Ca. Nowassaaareat iatfragaSealk lamb% W saa la..adam tamarind ea morlryt pLatallis war. T bed 2/ dissalka. &MIR FAILING RIMIDT. sa 110 M'S 11111011111 ose VER PILLS foy bkoirodel hoprodiast, bu s Obi fflll be Mal lowafoollo to ill ode folfor ft:UM lid Ws, 0111101firK WOIPINkIe‘ obit womb ylidlosfo Admen of Oho rot WNW ramtesesalos owl= awl so a purifier of Mbo Wort Offy us rub la floir oponefiso ~al So IM Olmoda. /MY moo appfeof. promos sod olimilbfb Ib owe prom iffolosh.-11•11 by W. lamb" oftl by moll ibbfk 110. fa M. if me boob lor Dr. lloosslll obi_lflour Mb Tie omen mu woo ■ won podblift WWIDES IMMO. 1.• Jornyfoolyool.' Yd so the Mow jOICRAITB COPAHINI, or Ilhookratsd im U lw drab obablobwod lbe Pado rod lambs bal owwwoioa r d woo boos owwwly tor duals dlooma— krWl Nog it MC tow Ihr snit, i •tostbot. K. Poe .al 0•111111. =P Mlastos :n. ass .4. "r= io ; and as AZ . lbw tw web tit 11A NCING ACADEMY, 36, Aldersgate-street. -1 0 Mr Floyd's mien quadrille Parties Mondays. Wednesdays, adl aaturiays. admission. ad. Instns. tion is...Moulge bane. hot. 11 Sir. T Young. Tuesdays. Thuradms, 411.1 Fridays. Gen. Braun. aa per quarter. as. ad.. per month. la. ML N. Li. Mr. T. Young's Ball, Monday, March lg.—Tickets 12. ed. ARGYLL ROOMS.—G RAND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN NI ENT. • lib thc era hatted Band, roily la number, ea:ANL/1M elrern >tan. chosen from the PtalDtarnicale Concerts, Ito, al Italian Iperso cod the Houeeboad Tionna. Coolortell by Mono laosoltc. Eornet.i.piston, M . llodwrl DANCING aII o'clock. Adiaran. la THE LONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL, 41. Tichbornit stmt. Inv of the Ilaysestel—Raye yen seoo the aTrateat novelty of the time? If nut. to to the thrive :lN aini we Miss JI'LIA WIDITON, the PIM 111. K •I' K 11, every evenlnc. Attneneke (by “trwausiont ?lake? °u pence.— six American Bowling Alleys, open daily at IL Corn en commonest every evening at 70 tiOck. CASH ADVANCES MADE, with o ut delay, by the LONDON larverrm ECO ST MPAN Y , Lireltrd;, NA, Illemeassirest. es deposit of ea, dr. Wile of eats, or other ap• preyed weeerity, repayable by euy lestabsents. IMpealiare anosed pff mat. on all amounts shore 44. Capital. 4125.000. Is shares ad 410 and tb each Prospectuses and for seat tree es amnesties. ANDlirte JANCI ROIW. Manegior Director. RILDUCTION UP THU WM EUROPEAN and COLONIAL wlnt COMPANY. 142, PalLinalL London. Ills 1001 v enelpeny Asa Aeon formed for the purpose of Nip. l) 1 1.1 the No I . I IIIL. Mewary. sad Private Families with PURI WIN LA th e Lighint character, at • waving of SO per cent ROYAL YICIORIA AIIIIRRY-27a par dozen. ens Itisadard at Excellence EPLANDED OLD FORT tea yaws la the woad ll7a ..per doom eIARICLIIIO RPRILVAY CRAM TAG,: 6 ST. JULIAN CLAM. pare wed wltheat acidity Rs. VD COT 00OXAC RIAD DY Male or Brows; 4la. make. 111:NOARIAN CROWD PORT, MERRY. te. Sea aid Oa. The Owe& mar Introduced Into this conatty. bank. and packages beaded, awl all down cam triage MI railway stialan la lawload ar Wales. Prlas Ilata taw iwp ll. males. Ti..a aisk. WILLIAM I.IIIDTIPPING. Mower. POULTRY BUTTZR, HAMS, &a IMPORTANT TO nitrulot, &c. Bacon. Poultry, Kum sad Dr.led Port i freak trout . _Jr oratuda s ezrun t rLat Ilasaa ji = the hdf ar quarter, 7fd to : Cheddar , god. to lad.: Malik% Sid. to led : Olean, td. to Id. ; Nalles. la. to IA It : Gruyere. lad. per lb. ; gaud malt butter, Is. to is. >t ; freak I♦ le la ed per lb. young chkkeat. la large teeth. theft to K. young Wheys, 44, to ea. It; Y. 4 pew, 4a. OA to 08. ; het et pork, to ed. per lb. ; laba,2 to : or Umegusa, to to 48. each . beet ,oesultry ands) park seaispe. Mw as/ J. Z. TAYLOR. U LAMM Tateaspalrest. " VECKLLENTE BIJOLITERIE COI:11LN= .3.-J MODICUM aritrlAUX sa iralittl UII."—WATIIII3. SIVE sad 11/.OODEN, harlots been hnuw,ured with a That-elm Mold at ths Parts Universal Exhibition accosupaniod by ths shove ilhaterisa testimonial. rrsperthilly int ite the public to an Ntsetet their 00W eIIAIN*4 awl extensive assortment of i IIIIIIY, all nude nn the premises. WATIIIMITTON anti IlltillilAN,Goidsasitha Manufactory, No. 14 Ilarloitoouroot, Coveuttars ni VE. s. Established A.D. 171111. of Aron awls 06a Ins am J tot Is. each. N.B. Th is odobliolmool dem at la tie and oa Wordily* at 1 &dock VIIARLOWS 8117-ACTINCI MEAT SCREEN lure Jobe of meet with a mere headral w alas. The Navies le Impress ; the meat is bearditally rouged Is every peek avid an the gravy sad aalritioas properties retained. Tries fie. N. B These serprisies Weds are produced by arise- Illie scarp tratina et heat. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER; an infal moo method el canting We favourite vegetable In whoa tioS. Ptiso R. 7a. Sa VitARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SI FTER, enruseled to owe cos tea et ash Is three. rricea IS poem) BARLO PATENT CASK STAND. No win* of sediment dletartted la tilting. ROI may Its Winne net Ins month. Moo Oa tad upwards. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vine peg yroulred . no more flat beer or Roar whoa Pries is K ; ditto 'leap, plated, an.— Apply direct to JAMS BARLOW. patentee, It, Ring William street, Munch.-how. Sea UM 111, none sad address le is *very ertlelle • ill odors are sparlem Imilatiows. &graving, gratis. Established 111 rLADIREL—ROWLANDIP KALYDOR, an eidman& leditical Prepared= for Improving end Iteanti tying the Cabe and Skim The Radiant Itoom It imparts to the Cheek and the Softness and Delicacy which It induces of the Hands and Anna, its capability of soothing Irritation and removing an Redeem, Tan, Pimples. Spots, Freckles, Discolors. thins. and other Cutaneous Visitatins. render It ludispensalite to every toilet. It obviates all the effects of egoista on the skin. whether with refereece to cold and inclemency, or intense solar heat. Price 4. ed. and vaned. per bottle.—Sold at 10, flatters garden • and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands' lalyder.' THE ADORATION.—SACRED MELODIES for PIANO, by W. Minims CAM.° Lord of all Power end Might ; City of Perfection : Vital Spark ; Hymn o f Eve Eves Lamentation : Before labovah• Oontalned in the First Series of Calleotrs Adoration, piano solo, Ss.. duet, fa : nreompouolisenie for lints. violin, and violoncel o. each is List of all W. Hutchins Calloott's Works grails end postage free. VOCAL 111111C.—Oratis and postage free, a RUMAT ADORN. DEM to ROBERT CnicKs and CO.'S VOCAL CATALOGIII, containing their most popular sonrs, duets, and trios, IriViDe the key. compass. and ruler for which each song lamlapted. THE HOLY FAMILY: Favourite Sacred Melodies. Arranged by W. H. caucorr. Three series—piano solo. Is., or to one vol., lb.: drew. Os. each Accompaiilmenta ad lib. for flute, irksYmweillt• emelt List of contents grails and p adage bow Gordon! Robert Cocks and Co. New Burlington-street, Regent-street, W., end et all missiegellers. MI& & C. 111LI.L11 NEW MAGAZIN& Peke One IMMUng, Monthly, THE ST. JAMES ' S MAGAZINE, condiment by Yts. s C. HALL, and designed to promote the !necrosis a ichee, the Refinements of Life, and the Amuse. moat and Inforsoatka of all Claw, No. I. ready MARCH tft, ll6l. The That Number will contain the opening Chapters of • New Tate. by Wm U C. Hall. entitled " Can Wrong be Itlikt T War Crated with on Neel by " NAL" Loudon OWL arid Ca, IS, Dreoltetreet, W. ILLUSTRATED UNABRIDGED ID/TlOll. This day. price la. Amy smeateroas Raaravtap, SHEYELVIRTON MARRIAGE CASE, with aU its estraoralinari twvelations, incidents, and details illustrated with rnetratts, Views of Localities. Lady; issatt, aad hapeetaat Sitaataciaa. Sped& Copyristd Report. Larks : Osarom Tlehaea, Aasskaart, Street This din fa Ong Monk pasted as ay d argeit e tr Mostraisd, prise fa. id. dst\ slit: ALL ROUND tits WORLD. An Illustrated Awe& of V Dwain. sad Adventures In all parts et Os Ohba Maid .F. 10111WutTfl, I , ILO 8.. at. OSP 122. 11sst4berA. lassika, and all bookuslisra. Da CURTIS ON itzzvoursm OINISAL eseurry. Jut parmird, gobs 12.404 free Om as &Mawr ler it A XIIIHOAL MAY ea the CAUSIM ,(36. cuts ruturnts ads. lIAN, et* pigs dinpelkes Ow pureed reilandloo .41 Wow. Ow moll of Sireely-Dre yew" swareadil raft* Is the trialmist at *sr sane- ad rialred dorm w Mod i• W amyl lift ip I.lr. J. L. OWN. U. Almorbdrent. ftevalift. Onerabillees. NM a sad 1 Se 11. Ilia is Or Mt link se asiverams."—Alelhall RMMi Limn thaw Genthel mid J. Also. 11. 'avid:4ra Ars poner. 14 elm^ I =taros Norvanasis Presestave Deellse. awl the oases to be weepleM enter e•seleelly le weds sr mein primitive viper eel bm/01 le slap el lib ee4 under rdreensleeele Erb came me bee been isnotally waded sad emelyekl Al per e.& ebeervallse la Ye mime Comeluseel mad snort Ns- Mtli:ew else la private preetlee. By Uwe lauect D., el Ye College of Pltiskiciao. llootbsir *be Royal Olio el lbere=ileelefel. te. • .1. Ansa.l4, Werwlek-lanc Jens publiehed. wM. Is.. bee to 14 stamps. with Met DISEASESeI the EHElg ek Thy Reim J. Joansm. M.D.. Liccatlato et the earl OeClege of 'twat daft. Rdloberch. Member el the Royal Ccllsus of Rumens. loess& te., Author of "Skin Dimon med that. Remedies." Re.. pike l• ad .by you, b. Ind. CcestaiHm the modern immi nlse adopted M the Bs at, Welk lherlei ter the rare those Messer so state lo • higb date et chilisstleu. roe. moment cm so keen state et the Mood. coming cutaneous emptier. seertmele allectlons, sea earobb: brenbeseell ter wiper. SAY weal deep meal Weer., Cm. y the emu. Maher. with numerous TReebWoma prk• . trot, 45.. abridged niftiest. Is. : • ore Rebel te ark LUZ WGRTH LIVING POR : treaties In Ilforrevrassa, canned by dleresperd el watanes lawn Roan of Comultation tress 1* to end atoa: as by appoint newt. The above works to Meal teem the Author. b. George. street, thistmeramemo. Laud.., W. Fur qualifications, me " bobcat Register. Dina, RONDAT AM:1111COON. —During Divine service this felarsiag the impish' mid craw of the Swedish haze Fortuna, of Soderhem, wer e l an d e d hemmed received a t s a ilors' Rome. This vessel, lades with coals, Rees Roll to Rio Jaseim, was rue down last sight off Dunge ness, by a lugs ship, supposed to he ao Americas. Otte man b mismg, hot it is hoped that he jumped aboard the ship. A• We Foetuses sank immediately she was struck, the Lap- Sebseeid crew were brought utterly destitute to the boom, where every means will be used to mitigate the sad circa's ...sem ender which they are sow placed. They Sr. all iota mitosished at Andieg each a refuse for poor wreaked arldidemord sailors Irmo a foreign butt TO THU 101101 Or THE EXPIUOUL Ste,--Compared with the meetings at Lincoln and Nottingham, the forthcoming two days sport at Liver pool promises to turn out quite brilliant, with its Spring Cup, Tyro Stakes, Sefton Handicap, and Steeplechase, the three hundred guineas distributed over these item having been sufficient to ensure first-rate entries, while, to judge from the many animals under orders fur Aintree, the fields will be proportionately large. The other events in the programme are, nevertheless, of the most insignificant character, and not until the legitimate campaign coo. mences at Northampton can we hope for a meet ing where the excitement will be kept up from beginning to end. The Spring Cup, one mile soil a half, contains a great many who have been "flattered" by the handicapper, and out of the fortyaix engaged quite fifteen are talked about as starters. North Lancashire, 4 yrs, fat 121 b, has been a beg tinie in the market, and in the position of first favourite, but being • home that requires some time for preparation there is still • doubt whether he will put in an a pparmce , and looking at the money eatrusted to him for t e Chester Cup his starting would be undoubtedly an injudicious pm cowling, under the circumstances, even admitting there are few in the race to compete with him, supposing be is so for. mirible • candidate in the Ithoodee tourney. Is hi abeenwe Goddiug's stable may produce the views- in Feodoesinia, 4 yea, est 121 b, and °Alpe, 3 yrs, fist 71b, the latter having run a very fair hone at Nottingham, considering how her chance was murdered in the early part of the lace ; while if they put H. Griroshaw on Feodorowiaa she will be quite good enough to do for the old horses, with the exception of Ben Webster, 4 yrs, ist 1016, whose starting is as doubtful a matter at t h e writing as that of North Lancashire. The Trial Stakes, one mile and a quarter, the Lawyer ran hardly lose, when receiving 201 b for the year from such four year olds as First Lord, Avalanche, and Cheesecake; and those who saw him at Lincoln must make up their Mods to witness a vast improvement should be figure at Liverpool The Tyro Stakes, for two year olds, half a mile, contains two good-looking descendants of Ethelbert in Ethel and the Saxon, the latter being a brother to King of Kent ; and from the engagements already made for Lord Albert (who has twenty-six), Bonnibelle, Neptunus, the Cutler, sister to Cecilia, sod • eider to Mon et-Arms, their proprietors must think highly of them. I have seen few such promising yearlings as Neptune', molt byWea therbit out of Athena Panes, that was knocked down at Mr. Jackson's nod for 350 guineas last Doncaster meet ing. and as he looked like running early the stake ought to tempt him, for his chance is • great one. The Aintree Piste, five furlongs, and two other handicap plates, one over half • mile, and the other three furloor r a c re all patronised by Hartley Wiotne7 , Queen Bee, an ot, three very fast nags that are leniently treated by the ndi capper, more especially the first mentioned, who might win one, or even two of them, if " eked," despite the heavy penalties that are ordered. Juliet in the half mile affair looks his most dangerous antagonist, while Queen Bee is the only one likely to spoil him in the others. The Sefton Plate, one mile and a quarter, has twenty-nine left is, but with the exception of Gwellyan,Wild Bird, hiedom, and Shugborough, they mall in the Spring Cup, the result of which will give too strong a hint of the probable result for me to come to any decided conclusion at present ; still, Calpe must not be overlooked, and should she not incur the 916. peetlty, by winniag an Tuesday, her chance will be • ly " rosy." It might even occur that her stable depend os Feodorowna in the Spring Cup, and reserve Calpe for this nice little stake. The Grand National Steeplechase has promoted such genuine speculation ever since the weighta appeared, and the field will be so very strong, that it is more - then ever en titled to the distinction of the " feature " at the meeting, and, however this description of sport may have declined in popularity at other meetings during the season, we have a convincing proof that when conducted at all respectably it still has a host of adhereota. Mr. Topham was complimented by fifty-four accepting out of the eighty-thres handompped, the sotry being extraoodinarily e large ; and onwfourth of - these are sap is such "good quarters," that they all look like " trytog," while the field will be swelled by several others whose oweers will be con tent with the Warm alone of *Maim The Mae of coeutry is too severe, In emparison with that thinned at the ma ty of me ',Ow sweat-elms, for a commit idea to be formed of the ensioe@ of many candidates 4 looking at their pronoun performanees, and the four railisiag nearly all ploughed land, some of the genuine hunters will have a greater chance than heretofore ; in fact, two or three of the present favourite@ are likely to be dead beaten before they get half way, and such outsiders as Bride groom, Redwing, /Centime, Brunette, ke., have a fair chance of upsetting all the "pots." The only stable about which there appears to be a mystery is Bakhiu's, and that has Jealousy, Xantbua, sad Chester at Liverpool, the two first mentioned being freely supported at their present prices. Both have won their "trials " (they have sever bees together), and Horses Xanthus, with Bobbin or Kendall on Jealousy, is said to be the present arrangements as re prds their }moseys, which, if true, will augur that Xanthus antes most money, as Boyce is admitted to be the superior artist, while Debbie could rids Xsntbus, perhaps, se well ea aaybedy, from thoroughly knowing the horse. The of the latter are also nadoubtedly the be having been third for this identical race with list in 1858, and also with ithit last year, so that be must have a great chance when weighted at Pet fllb ; while it has been doubted whether Jealousy would stay the distance at a were peas ever mime she run " nowhere " for the Grand National in 1859, carrying 41b lees than her present in.post. Master Begot, who has never showed in • public steeplechase, ex hibited such • liking for the sport when hunted by his owner last meson that the party have backed him for a 1 tremendous stake , and while those entrusting their money ! to him compose some of the best of judges, it will be some what surprising if they should be mistaken in their opinions. Besides, his performance over hurdles at Lincoln showed be could jump anything that will be required at Liverpool ; and seeing how he went through the dirt at Lichfield last August when bea..ing Defender and Newcastle for a Queen's Plate, while tee' ground was pretty heavy at Lincoln, the *oohed lad' at Aintree is not likely to beat him, as it will many others. He will hays the sasistance of • very careful Met (Mr. Edwards), and I look upon the "Novice" as the most dm. germs horse to stand against in the race. The Emperor vim sot discovered a good steeplechaser in time to be the candidates for lark year's Grand National ; hut 1 who he won over the four miles at Lincoln. and sub's- gamily raa esoced to Old Ben Roe (then celled Joe Haley) ' at Birmingham, hie gealifications were set down as A 1, sad the party thought themselves very fortunate when Mr. Topham only gave him lOst 21b in this event, especially as a great improvement took place in him during the interval of nearly twelve months that elapsed. Mr. Goodman is to have the mount, and should anything happen to Master Begot, he may achieve • second victory over this ...urea ; however, it is rumoured the pvy has beaten him iu a private spin, and if that as be taisen as • fair criterion of the two animals' Mr. Edwania's mount looks the best. The rireteliwages. eman will be piloted by one of our best professionals, G. Stevens, and Waddington is booked fur Ohl Ben Roe, the partisans of each being equally sanguine that they , " cannot loose ;" and Freshman has completely sent Colby • string out of the market by the defeat of Jerusalem in t.eyatse the other day, it being doubtful now whether either or Conductor, who have both been in the market for sometime, will see the poet. Of last year's runners Arai', Xaathus, Redwing, and Brunette, are altogether, at their present weights, the former having to meet them oe 1611 s, 73Ibs, and 22Ibs worse terns respectively 1 , for her victory, and I hardly koow whea to give . the preference, for they all have the beet of the weights with Bridegroom, and Kilcock, although the latter bolted, and did not give us a fair opportunity of judging him. At I any rate. I expect to see Ireland quite as well represented by Redwing as Fames will be by Franc Picard. who goes for a great stake, sod is looked epos by our enthusiastic neigh bours (and also his trainer and rider, H. Larnplugb) as • 1 "certainty." I do not forget that Brunette, with 12st up, went past the post last year (in front of the second divimoo) as fresh as though she had only run a mile, and Kaden ex pleased away the suspicions that she was not "washed" . by asserting the had been disappointed just before landing into the winning field, so that Donaldson (or T. 011iver) may run her into the " place " they so much covet this year. Geese's stable generally endeavour to mystify the public, and now the Tattler is kora de coadot, Cockatoo takes his place in the market, being supported by one or two very cunning blades; Half-caste (t h e 'Fleece in 1859) and the Friar of Apehall me also rumoured as starters, although I doubt whether the stable will be represented at the Mash by more them one. In addition to these mentioned in the above remarks, Doubtful, The Dane, Tom Moody. Taller Gal, or New ' castle (both in one of the Irish stables), Liwillniede• The Brewer or Westminster, Cloughballv, The Colonel, Medan, I Turn Sayers, Irish Emigrant, Sahib, Unknown, and The ! Rover, have all been talked about as "probable starters" • within the past few days, but I confess to knowing very • little concerning the majority of them, sad the rumours that Mr. Thomas will again be on Anatis my very little in favour of Doubtful, who woo two races for him so cleverly this year. To sum up, Master Begot strikes me as the most promising candidate among the favourites, while Xarithus„ Redwing, and Brunette form • trio that ought to do good battle for the outside division, and beat the majo rity of those at lam than half their prices in the market.— • I am, he., METEOR. The meetings which were celebrated in Lincoln, ; Nottingham, and Cloyeetry mot becomidereci as merely pre ' lades to)ie minims beeinses of the racing mason. They pre pared all conditions of Writes for the active resumption of employment, whilst the issue of the events decided at them served to indicate the strength or weakness of many of the principal training establishments. These circling- steams, and the opportunities which they furnished for speculation, mused them to excite the transient attention of the sporting community, but an enduring interest will , attach to the meeting which will commence at Liverpool to-morrow, and which is anticipated with no little eagerness I and curiosity alike by English, Irish, and French turfnien. Illsos the extension of the gathering to two days, and since the Grand National Steeplechase—which still retains its pristine popularity—has ceased to be the be all and end-all I of the meeting, the " fixture" under consideration has an• many increased in importance, until it has become the tint ! really great gathering of consequence of the season. This year its growing prosperity is still more significantly dis played, for on no preceding anniversary was the programme so attractive, the nominations for the principal stakes being numerically large, and the character of the animals engaged being nosed far above mediocrity. Thirteen races are set for decision, seven being apportioned for the first day, and six for the second. The meet prominent item in to morrow's list is the Spring Cup, to which are appeuded fifty seven entries, a larger number than it obtained on any previous occasion. Although speculation on it has been very limited, being confined principally to North Lan cashire and three or four others, yet the handicap , to have been framed with much discrimination, it is calculated that upwards of twenty homes will go to the post. Up to Saturday night forty-seven were left in. The next important event on to-morrow's card is the Tyro Stakes, which may introduce some 2.yr.olds that are des tined to play prominent parts during the season. The lace will at any rate excite considerable interest, from the 'feet that for this event last year both Dundee and Bic Ben, first and second favourite* for the Derby, made their first appearance in public. It is scarcely expected, however, that two such formidable turf celebrities will be brought out on the present occasion. To the Tyro there are 26 Domi nations, of which the Highland Fling filly is dead, and Care lees has paid forfeit. The Trial Stakes, a selling ram, two handicap plates, and a steeplechase for hunters, are the remaining on the first day's list. Th a " legi timate " events comprised is Wedneeday's pro gramme w e dwindle into insignificance in comparison with the Grand National Steeplechase, dill they are likely to siford ample employment to the professional speculator, albeit they will be disregarded by the crowds of holiday folk whom the Grand National—tbe Derby of steeplechaaes— annually attract to Aintree. That this event maintains a flourishing popularity is proved by the numberof its subscri bers ; end the care and impartiality with which the weights have been distributed is attested by the fact that out of the 83 nominations only 29 declared forfeit. As a betting race, the Orand National of the present year bas been eminently enceseshil ; the number of horses that bas figured in the list of quotations has been unusually and those bookmakers who commenced operations sarly have had few causes of complaint. On the first pub lication of the weights Anion', the last year's winner, was advanced to the position of leading favourite, and although she was within the pest week roper seded in the betting by both Jealousy and Master Begot, abs has, down to the present time, been supported with much firmness. Both Jealousy and Master Begot obtained some reputation on the fiat ; the former, however, Wu bad some practice " across country," and has on more than one occasionhowever, acquitted herself creditably. Master Bagot's experience is more recent, and has principally been confined to the hunting field and to hurdle racing. Still their respective partisans seem very emilident, sod build their hopes on the fact of their animals possessing speed, and the comparative insignificance of the obstacles to be encountered. The Emperor, Franc Picard, Old Ben Roe, better known by his original name of Joe Maley, and Freshman are next in demand after the Brat three favourites. Both Ireland and Prance will as usual seed representatives into the lista, Redwing, Newcastle, and Kilcoek in all probability doing battle for the former, and Franc Picard. Colonel, and Jean du Quesne being the trusted dummies' of the latter. It is calculated that the field will comprise upwards at twenty competitory which will be selected from the fol lowing : Brunette, Old Ben Roe, Bridegroom, Antis, Colonel, Jealousy, Priam Charming, Eanthus, Jean du Quinn, Newmatk, Sahib, Conductor, Chester, The Em peror, Franc Picard, The Dane, Master Begot, Tom Moody, Longrange, Kileock, Redoing, The Freshman, the Tattler, Irish Emigamt, Westminster, Cockatoo. The get noes to be decided on Wednesday, are the Sefton Kate, which has 36 subscriber., seven of whom have paid forfeit; a hurdle race far which nine out of 31 are scratched ; a handicap plate of 40 wn., 10 subs. ; a n handicap and a seam ram, both of which are unclosed The pound is is neellent emaditioa, aod the nieetiag is lately to benatiafactory in every respect. PROGRAMME OF LIVERPOOL SPRING KernNa.—To•Nossow. TH3 TRIAL STA 33/ of 5 awn. each, with 30 added ; 3-yr olds, Get 61b ; four, Bst 4lb ; five, Bet 12Ib ; six and aged, Oat lib ; mares and geldings allo w ed 31b. Oas mile and a quarter. (5 sobs.) 4 4 Age Ass Istlunlan Cheesecake Tax Llyzaroot. Bram; Cur of 100 son., by subscription of 10 sous. each, h ft, with 60 added ; the second to wive his stake ; wittier' of any handicap after Feb. 19, 71b extra. About a mile sad a half, starting opposite the stables. (B 7 subs.) Aips st lb 1 Age et lb Muter Bigot II Lovett A 01 Trothpi Weatberbound 4 II 01 Vancouver 3 Bucephalus Ben. Webster M. Philipps Oxford 6 7 • Whitewell 3 1 Royal Bovereign .... 4 7 0 ISMS= 3 1 Petra MIAS* it 0 Mantrap $ Demand 4 7 4 Bandit s Mist newest A y 6 Prises Royal 3 Jeaeral Her it 74 i Camel Patrick $ firringwell 4 7 4 IPixis $ Rosemead liacir ll 7 2 illamitarami 1 2 Cape 3 Parmesan Purloin (Inc. 7111, ag.) ii 7 0 Golden Pippin Birmingham 1 111 Mille Wright North Lance bins .. 4 112 Maid of allet4llllll4 4 paid Feoderowila Lawyer (h..b.) Rani Avis The Prophet 4 110 &Male I paid Industrious Edmund Kean 6 610 Lebow 4 paid Black Diamond (las. Piatissaa 711. extra) Tus Trio &row of lb soya 'sob, 5 ft, with 100 added by the lessee ' for two•yr-olds ; colts, Bst 101 b ; fi llies and geldings, Bst 7lb : the sewed to receive 30 sous. out of the stakes; winners, bib extra; starlets twice without being placed allowed 21b. T.Y.O. (26 subs.) Lord Courtetzay ma b e Barbel Mr. Fitzhugh's Brother to Ring does I of Kent - - - - Me H. Hargreave's lik or be t byllountainDeer—inheritress Mr. Jackson'. hr c Neptunua Mr. Merry's la t Mater to Cecilia Mr. Merry*. be 0 by Wild bay. rell Vest Mr. J. Clebarates b c Lord Albert Mr. J. Oshornies br f Betsy Carr Mr. T. Pares b f Bonthelle Mr. T. Parr's a c inuator Mr. W. Sharpe'. ch f Pasta Mixture Mr. T itpooner's b or br I Mis Lotta Mr. T. Stevens's b f Ethel Mr. J. Baton's b f Card= (Paid) Lord Mastoid's b f by °dead% , Highland Fling tilted) Lord Courteney as ch t Screech Owl Lord Coventry's Sr e Over the Sea Lord Coventry's tor I Sister to lien-at Arms Lord ntamford's eh t Revels Copt. Chrlattee br c Pot Fount Capt. Slmpson's ch c York Mr.llarlier's rh e Cutler Mr. .1. brown's br f by Lord, Fan. oabera, Markle , Ramsay Kr. Buchanan's Tr or TS f. by Surplice. The Nursaaa MrMaetwood's ca f Mayflower Mr. Fawkes' b c THE WINDEITAT CUP STEEPLECHASE PLATE, of 60 SOTS., added to • sweepstakes of 5 'ors, each, for hunters, ke. • 124 each ; gentlemen riders, professionals 91b extra ; thou: that started in any steeplechase allowed 51b ; starters three times in any weight.for.age hunt steeplechase, and Dot won, allowed 101 b; winner, at any time of • steeple. chase, 71b ; twice, or 80 sous, 12Ib ; or ooe value 900 owe., Inlb extra, but not accumulative. About 3 miles. (16 subs.) Age Age Age Mara i I Napo, • liaharine Betsy a He Conrad • Wil loughby (b b) a The Warrior .... • br gby illeasiria—• I Peynion Brown Bras lib) I C..anou Ball g The Scholar • Llnkboy THE Anna Purl of 50 soya. ; winners of any handicap after Feb. 19, 'Mantra. Five furlongs. . _. Age at Tyrant kinc 7lb az) • 8 ilartley Wiutrafty 4 7 1 Mew Artabtana Owellan RataArlo Peecatore 9taaen . Bee 4 7 4 6 U Age et lb illtugbarough 3 6 4 Xinasird ebeasli I 6 2 Amy bellaint 6 2 flawasilw 6 0 leek °Pa a rr) Brandy Vhas Tbe Nan a eii I A HANDICAP PLATI cri 40 asp otter Feb. 19, 91b extra. goys. ; Wiaaale el any handl- Half a mil*. (13 subs.) _ Al. at lb nraat lae 918 ertra) 4 8 9 Bartley Maine, 4 8 0 /allot Trenton Quees Bee 4 7 2 Madera (lox 9tb extra) TRU Ilaumea Onus al 3 all ages. T.Y.C. To ckes am . . se lb Polly ?auburn A r 6 16 The Quaker I lientioek 1 L.dy Derby S 6 Brawl :111W Coassupuhte PM each, with 70 added, far ad mine this evewieg. mks. Us Barrow PLAti of 10 sov;: added to a handicap of 5 eon. each, 3 ft; the vinare of say handicap after the 19th of February, 71b, or of the Spriog Cup 91h extra, but not accumulative. Ono mile mid a pouter. (36 nubs.) dim at lb 1 Ape st lh Weatherhound 4 8 , Mtas bondable 3 4 First Lord 4 8 , SICIIIIM AK: 7111 01).. 11 S ii. Philippe Royal Sovereign.... 4 7 Isthmian Springrell 4 7 Whiten( It Owellyan Rosamond 4 7 Worahat 3 10 Ariatine . Duchess _ 5 7 D . _ _ ... _ _ . - Furious (hie 71b et) 4 T 1 5 7 0 Rani Avis 5 T 0 North Lancashire.— 4 . 1 0 Jenny e h n'nY Pr Y O: aglegs h het b) I 4 7 0 I 0 4 0 11 E.lmunq Keen 4 g 10 Calpso 3 6 7 Koss $ 6 7 Shepherds= 3 6 7 Jack 6p 'a paid Golden Pippin 4 paid Maid of ModestYid 4 paid Palaiscau Amy Ro'mart 8 -'414 u Trothplisiti_ t a 6 10 1 Vixe y n Wild Bird A PLAIT of 40 move (handicap), for all ages ; wiliness of any handicap after Feb. 19, 7114, or at this meeting 9114 extra, but not accumulat st ive. Three furlongs. (10 Age subs) Age lb t lb Hartley Whitney.... 4 8 0 The Quaker 11 Queen Bee 4 7 4 nawcutter Zingarl Polly Peachum 6 7 0 Prince of Wales .... 1 6 7 The Nun 4 7 0 I Brandy Ball A NUEEZET HANDICAP of rpo sows., for two.yr•olds ; winners this day Bib extra. Five furlongs. To close and name to-morrow night. THE ALL-AGED BILLING STAKES of 3 raw each, with lb added. T.Y.C. To close and name to morrow night. THE GRAND NATIONAL STREPLECHAME of 20 sore. mar, b ft, with 100 added; the second to save his Make ; 161$0011 of any steeplechase once, 6 1 b ; twice or more, bib ultra. About four miles. ( 83 subs., 29 of whom paid 5 soya. ea b.) st lb Age a 1 Age 1 Brunette • 11 Oi Redwing • Rihworth ler a la 11 The Colonel Old Ben /lee • 10 7 The Freshman • a 10 7 Ji an du Qum* Ralph • a 10 7 Kflligrew Artie • 10 4 i Newcastle a Clamant • 10 4 Merlon' Dretler Os Trite Napoleon Mehl Cesar • 10 3 , Mika Prank= • 10 2 ' aurnmerialli •10 0 Irish bodgrant a 6 Half Cris a 10 0 The rattler TIN P.M . 1 10 0 &rib . • *Art Boot Doubtful (b. Ibex ) a 1 0 Tom 3looft • 1! Yellow Gal 0 I! Leal oari • 1! Wee Nell It lo) Willoughby (It lo) a 11 Long a 1 Prince ma tting a 1 The Brewer Klimek Clwqrhbally Malthus • I The Unknown Sepoy Friar of Anshan Westminster (Jbndnctor Lord Oswald • 10 Dr. Lento • 8 Chester C.ekatoo The Rover • 8 Margery Daw Huntsman a paid Goldsmith a paid TIM HURDLE Rum Braun added ; winners of say Bandit nb. extra. Two mess. over s 'AP of 5 soca each, with 40 ,p Hurdle Raoe after Feb. 19, it hurdles. (31 subs.) Age st lb Jenny Longleip 4 6 illrillado hie Lora Hawthorn I 2 Conductor 0 0 Chester . Margery Dew //ken Bantam a paid Harry 6 paid Norma Evelyn Mansion Cornet • paid Johnny Hibernia i ii ii Norma. Ass st Muter Bigot &tapWm I U I Brunette Jenlna.y. a »u The Tnmhl~ iii; "ii . ,l27pbe la I I 1 0 I °!NIMBI , Fair Imes : • io i • 10 _4 Mks Cure it 1 no Miller (114 Waterford 4 9 It !nab Emigrant t flO 81. Mart a • a Doceptics (IT szscrnuo MEGRATI9 • LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. —The following horses bays arrived :—Modora, Brunette, Bridegroom, Kikock, Xastlto; Jealousy, Half Coate, Cockatoo, Oalpe, Tyrant, Mims Fanny, Bumph&lua, Lady Derby, Emperor, Fre.hroan, Prisms Royal, Old Ben Roe, Cheater, of Wales, Lowing*, Boonibelle, Avalanche. RAILWAY All Per Loodoo and North =AVM LONDON. 6.15 a.m. 6.30 „ 7.35 9. 0 ~ 10. 0 „ 2.45 p.m. 5.0 „ 9.0 „ LNAVX LTINEPOOL. 4. 5 a.m. 7.30 „ 9.0 „ 10.30 „ 11.15 „ 3.40 p.m. 5. 0 „ 10.45 „ Per Gnat LUXE LONDON. 6. 0 a.m. 9.40 „ 11. 0 „ 11.45 „ 3.15 p.m. 6.83 „ LEAVE LIVERPOOL. 8. 0 a.m. 8.0 „ 10.50 „ 3.15 p.m. Per the Great Nod LEAVE LONDON. 1 .ANGEMENTS. Faatarn, Eastaa-aquare. AIIIIIVE AT LITIMTOOL 12.10 a.m. 3. 5 „ 5.0 „ 2.3 0 0 ~ 8.35 p.m. 10.45 „ 3.15 „ ARIITZ IN LONDON. 11. 0 a.m. 6. 0 ~ 2.45 „ 5.0 „ 8.20 „ 9.30 p.m. 10.50 „ 5.30 „ 7. 0 a.m. 10. 0 „ 6. 0 p.m. LW! LAIIMPOOL. 630 a.m. R 45 „ 10. 0 „ 12. 0 p.m. 3.60 „ 7.30 „ Wantons. ANIUVE AT LIVIRPOOL. 3. 0 arm 5. 0 „ 8. 5 „ 8. 5 „ 11. 5 „ 3.35 „ ARlfflt Dr LONDON. 3.45 a.m. 6.30 „ 6.30 „ 10.20 p.m. Lars. Mug's-cram ADAM AT LW WOOL. 5.55 a.m. 4.15 „ 11.25 p.m. AISJUVI IN LONDON. 4. 0 a.m. 3. 5 „ 6.10 „ 9.30 p. rn. 10.15 „ 3.30 „ DRAMA. DRURY-LANE. If Mr. Boucicault's Collars Baum bad not achieved such an extraordinary success—if the "water cave" scene had not been the cynosure and theme of London for months—it is probable that Mr. Charles /ilitthews would not have thought Lrs Pirates de la Somme worth translating ; nor would Mr. E. T. Smith have gone to the expanse of— nor would Mr. Beverley have devoted his subtle brain and subtler hand to the production of —Mr. Matkews's transla tion, tinder the title of The Sarannaii. Playwrights follow fashion as accurately as modistes ; and Just now melodramas with "effects" and situations are in great demand. They are not legitimate, perhaps, but they are smusing. They have plenty of action : one is not compelled to keep one's sans on the stretch for smart dialogue ; the eye is pleased with beautiful scenery and picturesque dresses ; and though the intellect may be disgusted at the inferior quality of pabulum supplied to it, it may be reasoned that it is better to be amused with Fitxball than to yawn with Sheridan Knowles. There is no doubt about the new piece it is a melodrame of the true bloodued-thuuder teinspontine school ; and amen its Mc:ideate it includes the 'bootleg of a tier ; the dasesat down a tree of a practicable suuke, which is also abet ; the strapping of an unruly mulatto on to the bare bank a a wild courser ; and, finally, a quadrilateral duel, whim the combatants, armed with ri fl es, dodge behind trees, end endeavour to entice each other out, after the fashion "-rd by Messrs. 413 toun and Theodore _ . WRECK or • L•ROEBELYAST SHIP.—PORTMADOC, MARCH E.—On Thursday evening • large ship was observed to be in distress on St. Patrick's Causeway, many miles from land, in Caroaryon Hay. The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution was at once got ready by her coxswain ; but some difficulty was experienced in manning her, as it was thought that in the face of such a heavy gale and terrific surf it would be impossible to make way with the lifeboat. However, about nice o'clock at night she was fully manned and sucosoeftdly launched. After pulling very hard through out the awful night, and after making two attempts to reach the wreck, it was at last successfully fetched, and eevecteen poor creatures taken off by the lifeboat. and Rarely brought ashore. The vessel proved to be the ship Danube, of Bel fast, from New Orleans to Liverpool, with Lotion. Her meta hail been cut away in the storm, and throughout the fearful night blue lights continued to be thrown up by the crew, which were replied to from the shore. THE LATE Muepee OFR PotNT LYNAJL —The four seamen—Samuel Collins, John Kelley, John Dunlevy, and Lewis Festhemtone who stand charged with the mur der of Captain Pyke, on board the General Parkhill, oo the 25th ult., were brought before the magistrates, at the Liverpool police-court, on Saturday, and again remanded for another week. THE SALMON Famous' or SmtmAnn.—The new bill about to be introduced by the Lord Advocate for the regulation of the salmon fuheries of Scotland (says the (Ammer), will be framed in conformity with th e suggest i ons of the Lords' committee of last year, and the report of the English commissioners of inquiry. It will abolish fixed @TWO!. of every kind, both on sea and river. It will fix the OLD ST. PANCRAf4 CHURCH. —A staff of surveyors 20th of August ia eviwy year as close time for nets, and the and parish officials were on Saturday engaged inspecting the 15th of October for rods. A general management will be about St. Pancras Old Church, preprratory to laying provided under the fishing board, t o w hi c h t wo surveyors ground plans foe forming • drain and trench for unitary will be added—ewe at Aberdeen, the other at Glasgow. purposes, in Millfilll nos of an order in ~mil jest issued , The country will be divided into fi ve di s t r i c t s f or th e pur aad a maim Las b ees - served sue the par i a bi. on n e , requiring poses of the act, tinder kcal boards, with five local inspire. all those perms who have relations or friends interred one- ton. • limn duty will be levied ou rods and nets, and tiguoas to the building, end are desirous of removing the , the expenses Cl the en will be defrayed out of these licensee, remains, to do so Wan the Ist of Hay. t with Ines, penalties, end eneessinente Muds la tbs Americo; portico or** "Ike (faultier" ballads. It is not nectesary to particularise the plot, an accurate jo description of which would probably fill one side of tide u ; suffice to say that suffering innocence, in the shape of Mrs. C. Mathews, is persecuted through four out of the five "parts" by triumphant villany, in the shape of Mr. Ryder, and is at last rescued by the tact and coolness of an English tourist personified by Mr. C. Mathews, and mulatto good shooting exhibited by Mr. 'Mein. The piece was very well acted by everybody concerned ; but ita principal success mast be attributed to the lovely scenery contributed by Mr. Beverley. A *Wean, called "the Pirate's Fishing-place," is at ono, a triumph of pic torial and theatro.mechanical skill, while the " Mexican Plain" and the " Primeval Forest" are gems of art, such as Stanfield and Roberta painted in days of yore, but which have not been seen since. The Weber WOOLWICH, MARCH 10. , paddle steam vessel, Wan yesterday commissioned at this yard by Commander Johns, ordered to have a crew of CZ men, to be employed for the surveying service oe the Danube. The Weser was formerly a Prussian vessel, but was exchanged by the Prussian go vernment some years since for a ves4ll of the British navy. She left Woolwich recently with a full crew for foreign service, but before leaving the Channel she was found to leak to such an extent, that she was condemned as dan.. OlLreturned to Woolw ic h, an d h er crew transferred. since undergone repairs, but is *till one of the most unpopular vessels amongst Mitish seamen in the royatuavy. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 10(1 Her Majesty's screw lice-of-battle ship Marl borough 131 guns, Captain W. H. Stew ar t, C. 8., arr i ved at Spithead this morning from the Mediterranean, and ex changed the customary salutes with the ViMory, flagehip of the Commander - in-Chief at this port. Sh e l e ft Corf on the 15th of February, Malta on the 21st, and Gibraltar on the 3rd of March. She made the purge house under steam, calms having prev ailed the whole of th e wa y unt il reaching the Bay of where she experienced a con siderable swell. The Ma borough his brought home a few invalids, who were transhipped to the Sprightly, and con veyed on board the Victory, the serious cases *t o g removed to Hasler Hospital. She is under ordert to aline into har bour to pay off, and will afterward. be recommissiosed by Captain Stewart, for further service in the Mediterranean, as the flag-ship of Vice-Admiral W. F. Martin, whose Bag is at premot Hying on board the Omar, 91. Both the ship and the machinery are reported to be in good order, and but few defects will have to be made good at this port. Many of the present crew have already volunberad for further service in the Marlborough. Major the Hon. Wm. Charles Yelrerton ' R.A., Lad an interview with Colonel Chu. Bingh am , Deputy- Adjutant-Ceneral of the Royal Artillery, on Saturday, at the Hone-Guards, _ _ Tae CHINA WAR Mande.—The annexed gene ral order has been promulgated :—"The Queen having been graciously pleased to command that a medal similar to that grunted by her Majesty in 1842 dell be conferred upon all the officers and soldiers of her Majesty's army and Indian foram employed in the operations in Chins, which restalted I. the capture of the city of Pekin, and that clasps inscribed ' Canton, 1867," Taku Forts, 1860,' and ' Pekin, 1860,' be granted to such of her Majesty ' s forces as may have been engaged in those services ; and further, that au additional clasp, inscribed ' China, 1842,' shall be granted to such of her Majesty's forces as may have received the medal granted in commemo ration of the former operations, and who have also been engaged in the war recently terminated; his Royal Highness the General Cononsading-iu-Chief desires that this mark of her Majesty's gracious approbation of the ser vices of that portion of her forces employed under Major- General Sir Charles T. Van Straubensee, H.C.B. and Lieutenant-General Mr James Hope Grant, 0.C.8., in 1&57 and 1860 respectively, shall be published in the general radon of the army. The general officer commanding the forces in China has been instructed to furnish nominal lista of the officers, non-commissioned officers, and men entitled to receive the honourable distinction which it is her Majesty's •~eaewos intention to bestow upon them.—By commend of his Royal Highness the General Commanding-in-Chief, JAMBS Yoecz Ficmuzrr, Adjutant-General. DILATE or GIRRBAL SIR ARCHIBALD MACLAINE, Y.V.B.—The eolotieley of the 62nd (Oxfordshire) sRegiment of Foot has become vacant by the death of General Sir Archibald Mackie% EC. 8., who expired on Saturday last, at his head in Gwoberlandwtreet. P127810N 10 CAPTAIN fk7;11 7 8 WIDOW. —The fol lowing paragraph has been going the rounds of the press : "We are informed that the Lords of the Admiralty have made we of the ditcretionary power in their possession, and awarded a pension of 1201. per annum to the widow of the pliant and lamented Captain John McNeill Boyd. The pension under ordinary carcamstances would have been only 901." The truth ia, Mn. Boyd, her lamented husband having lost his life in "an immediate act of duty," is entitled to a pension of 1501. ; and had the "discretionary power" of the Admiralty been fully exerted, Mn. Boyd might have had a pension of 2001. by memorialising the queen in council. No one ever died in a better cause than Captain Boyd. Had he been "killed in action," he oould not have met a more glorious death ; and so far from the afflicted widow owing anything to Admiralty sympathy or liberality, she is awarded a sum 30/. a year lees than her putt due.— Mind Barnet Ganne. THE PROPOSID SHAY PTOWI /MAR BRIOWPON.- Rumours are afloat that the proposed sham fight by the volunteer forces of the metropolis is to be marred by oppo mitten on the part of certain commanding officers, and that an antagonistic demonstration is to be got up, on Easter Monday, in much closer proximity to the metropolis than Brighton. It is stated that in consequence of influences brought to bear upon Colonel Hicks, the City of London Rifle Brigade havedeserted the Brighton sham fight standard, and that the North Middlesex and several other large me tropolitan corps have, through their commanding officers, been invited also to abandon that proposal, and join the Queen's (Westminster), the Civil Service, the London Scottish, the London Irish, the Inns of Court, and other regiments, in a brigade and field day on Easter Monday, or in a demonstration in or near the metropolis. Among the arrangements being made with respect t o th e proposed sham figh t near Brighton, on Easter Monday, ar e the following . the London and Brighton the charge is not to exceed Is. 6d. to and from Brighton for privates, and officers at ss. first class ; but in cases where the ordinary third elm fare would not amount to the rum mentioned for privates the Is. 6d. will not be charged. Trains are to leave London-bridge and Victoria Stations at these fares on Saturday, the 30th, at half-past five p.m., and nine a.m. on Sunday, March 31st. The South Eastern Railway Company will provide special trains to carry volunteers from Margate, agate, Dover. Folkestone, Canterbury, and Ashford ; fr am es ptreoa, Chatham, ItocheMer, Marinette, and Tun bridge Wells ; from Reading, Guildford, Dorking, and Rei gate. Volunteers in uniform, with arms, are to be c harg ed lees than the ordinary low excursion fares. Commanding officers of corps intending to take part in the sham fight are to be furnished with full particulars of the arrangements for trains on Fader Monday, but they are to be such that all volunteers will reach London between 8 and 11 p.m. Officers' horses will be seat by the ordinary trains on Satur day and Sunday, at 11. return fare. A special train for hones at 5 o'clock on Sunday morning. Railway tickets will in a few days be forwarded to the commanding officers of the corps to be engaged for distribution among their men, from whom they will receive payment. No such tickets to he issued after Saturday, the' .3rd inst. ST. PATRICK'S Dar AND THE LONDON IRISH Ring Voterrrizan.—Lieutenant-Colonel the Marquis of Dooegall baa announced that his Royal Highness the Duke of Osmkridgs is to preside at the annual festival of the Benevolent So cie ty of St. Patrick, on Saturday next, the 16th, at the Freenissons Tavern, and that the corps wilt furnish a guard of honour, accompanied by the band, on the «anion. Were requested to state that the Loudon Irish Rifle Volunteers are unconnected Olivia/1y with any dinner appointed for St. Patrick's Day, other than that which is to take place at tits. Freemasons' 'ravens. GRAND VOLUNTEER RIVIEW IN THE MIDLAND Courrise.—Arrangements are now being entered into for the bolding of a grand review at Warwick on the 22nd of July of the Rifle Volunteers in the Midland Counties, viz., Warwickehire, Staffordshire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Shrupshise, Northamptoushire, Leicester. shire, Nottinghanuldre, and Derbyshire. The sanction of the Horse Guards au th orities has been obtained and the Commander-in-Child will be invited to review the Volun teers in person. 111 i i f l ! ' if f ; . 11. 3 I' i r. V"L ,