The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-24 00:00:00

„./ / f I e c911,:f105r:41_,.. ✓,,. No. 4.404.] Juil WYLIYB NEW MAP, I d nustrate the Theatre at War le Italy, tatiteadd Holly, Naples, the Pied eIM.., W Tvicsa7 la awl. la •la 7.. ed.. on roller*. St. seographer to the iielem -erode Cest. 487, Streed. meet deer to the Peehedlee ; Net IsehaedL THE NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER SPORTING. PROGRAMME OF THE NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. TCEADAT. The horses to be entered for the Mates, &e., on the days before running reepeetirely. The asterisks indmite the hones at Newmarket. NAVAL AND MILITARY. MEETING. Ei:LAND ROCTIL—CoMMUNICATIoN AURTUALIA. At., via WM. Vi:sls , l LAR sod ORILITAL aTILADI NAVIGATION tvo rAN .1: tumorous amid receive pigs aad Para& ,:,Maher. 11.11 a. loin, Ads. Osyloa, Madam Wimps. mnu t I how by their demon Inv*, kosikampaaa • tb , AIL -Mb 4 my, nova for eursier. IRAILa. tor. t.-tonay, by Owns al Oa lin W inh d each • s.l Ls I.l..ariuur Rosales. Stag Wane's lbooad. • Andl ”duo. 1.7 the eteamos Searle,' s.Aithoupton evrry mouth —Vor Anther calms apply at it , nt .1111.41.1. la laminas& IC., Lacks or 0 rw .: 4 1 ba.e. eiselhamplow CIL %BAR for SYDNllY.—Passage money by t o. ~..I,—Yalesia. 10. mod emu. cm —suck I, I v..% Nix LINK. dous do dodo Dodo —Passoom I •ktm. n , I.M pods MOO= r poodoshlyW delpstch .. *Nally Isevltal b losped di Above Yid close "MOW I A I o. al lilts 13 pod sake poodoey t. t NM poop. old dodo= mod oddiol , J. nt shim takes Woo* mil marl odd - tip!) t. , I It. MACKAY nod C 0..; Mododa=l7? MESsIO 4 . MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of 144 , 14e5• Yank Laidgaq IJNIt of PACK= 4UIN to Ai • rt nit —rmiIIILIKKIVIR. Port PUN, direct, to Wave 'A. k • .4, PA,'" IDA Y. tin Na at Oetobar, tallitr at Ply ...at. •iihru.l4.l dipper • k kW* tims. te 1 N 1.11.1. C.ntuidin•eir kr lot Walk Durk I'u erlh 1.41... ter at Mown lies cola. afti. s t line .4 p....lArta. wtkikkilkis kr Uarrieklus Suffolk. MIK rs, sull kir Sl* Surorltr. tI r.u.rr dam link red OW exposik kr kr pram. tr. Australia Sae asommottatima kr all ollames of ao,ro oft amorrpalist mud kr rill deny esporlautel ~- L.. turuffrff a apply kr Illarr4 Alpo. mud ..11A rem* Man gal NM II wr.rt raw rem We lap rof kebob esauged and tr.o.uagi.o 5.. bekelms kr siondluber Iwo, and I.* timuninue law W9r*LY STRAW! 0010111NICATION r YultlL—Tle LIVILPOOL A WSW I=zl MUUMUU IA ^TIAN SKIP COMMIT Woad /110/ 1101-....~1 Ins arsewlMormidpu s ailri s at eriribm se mbar% vormspos asatelms. lbgpurptop uypirszyokt TOIL tw fl ►T fIIOI t ITT I n Waismaig. oft & AM rim earmoriss Weiassim. Cahill' per. 114 IL nal al galumaussailmg aellassaaraw boar nywar4 we" aralassa ladaillas all pnorldna 0.1. 0 Praaaagsve Mr Osai asa Waslasio UMW basbal lawas% albloalassaa Isnaa—rae tater. prelsalais Nay IN owl .101. G. KW INMAN, t o t a4u saarat e. salt a timpsai: or le NACU STEAM from LIVIRPOOL to AMIRICA ti by the Ikettreal Ore= Illemahly Crimpears betel IfWl Nevem% beet U A Uri ert., to 4511211 E. HIBERNIAN .a 4 NoRN IA.IAN How bell4llei LW.. .4 perm* ,—lrtret clew Cla lea aR4 LU lbw . tater. ge Y. thlr4. af; 7e. ThneSistes to New Vert. &M oe. PhllAar I ON. Tomato, Hid end all parte of Cur.*. owl N reins Nate.. at re 4 lea—for further =are aegis to SABEL au4 SLUMS. 191 Water street, QTEAM to ROTTERDAM sod the BRINE 1,/ two Re trim—The Nethadarla lll•wwboaa cos aro of I totoortio alossallip ISATAVIJOI.OstaIa W. obi I TU. kat, toot aloasalaa Ur Arita* ramaga Straw Wharf, Itoppio, no•ry !outlay iniaslas at 11. aa4 the ItIEYOOID. (.4w H Kt till has alas Town. ovary Thursday moral's, 'arty—t.• frodhe. Immo, ata. apply al Chaplin • l'islytnal 011 k, Ite4 . et tirry W.. ea M PEILLIPPI, GRA% 14. awl Aaento to Yr 1144 an-boat Company, Mood lour, etty, §ITEAR[ to BREMIO. The North German Uold's Iwo powerful screw steamer >l./W E. Captain Ail th N. 1.111 WEDNESDAY. from llorwly. .1 talk ini Lb. port Fgre. [lent onewwwolutfuo f..e pos. rewpro. Yarn .--Oulurs. C . lon nals. . Clerk. la. Iletaru al a fen am* if halt ►or freight. • •hf • apply to 11111111rn. °KAYO, sod PH I LLIPPi'. Souglase, City, U.C. OTHENBU RO.—Rerallar Skean Commutii- N.lr cation once • awns& —TM lan elies serfs, steamer Daps.ne. ILLIPNCIO, •rlll eloarestwards THIS DAY (11...10 . sad r f.. tram Upper Tier. Homely. 11.••• turilest aernempolattme far yourions. Fares :—VIM elms, speassl cakin slate lona, in V . woad saloon, A! Ana, At —Forts-00a. pasmap, moll to YIiILLJPIE, DIAYLn. sad PHILU Itoodllsoo, LC. BEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. VA rtel LaION to the NORTH at LOW VW& Tog 1111 0 §11A% , the let of ikt,.1.41 7 , — •;2 "MAIN vilLka.e at 10 % • m f,q Hatord mid M , amel•r) meninsttos uslWarerlek orl r., BIM :s , West Itn,ogeo Wipdarbury, 1.1 atool 7. W..herdimpeom 13e. and . m.l .hi....•loury and IP. .11swell Lleiriso Led II rrilum.4ll./ 1 licster 1..14 wool 114 . nirtaekwd Med Is und erturolug on Till' itSDAY, net. 4, 11,41. 11.11,-rp.K4 M I 0.11) aa , earl Interreedire Morro r pot MW R EAT WESTERN RAILWAY. N.T till LAP ILICUItaION to SOUTH WALLS aod trt. &WTI IRKLAND. im kIoNDAY, the Oat of October, as EMERSION TRAIN MU Mare Paddington al AO am. a d Readtag at , be 1 he's -tow lei and I. Newport IM. and lb.'. Carting • as.lti. . Whims' tbs. and 14. . PortTalhnt tla and 15a. irath .!1. and 15a. Al.', lAndinet and samara YU. lat. and 1K , Warily Ali. and Itia. 11.. Carmarthen Junction 37. and , rth root and Ilacerforthirst and 17. , ad prod hu•l and Int alert...Nl and (elk Ps. and Ss. , • .tations on the Waterford and Kilkenny Railway 4M . lid. ▪ W . Malone on the Waterton" and Limn Irk 1:Also IV. and 11, Foment ors to smith Wales stations return by a hyrrixl Ted,. leaving Milton' at 10 ann. Thunday, the 11th to hti • r ail those to blab .cations be the 11 am train (non 111tIfor.1 ottani .ley op to Turolay. ttctober In. The tickets ran be edest..l beyond the dates above mentioned upon payment of a p r —For farther particulars of the above as OUNTRACTS for FLOUR, MEAT, COALS, 1 ChLISLIIIONOLRY, 51:UAlt, COIVA. mud 011.114Y4 CHAIM T. CumMee of V liltors of Ile SI I DDLIRLX INDUSTRIAL SlllimL el VELTII tit. near Honnikor, mill meet there on floStill. the I.t of lots r sett, at II o'clock. to r•vrlsr and peen T Dt:RSI for stipples of the shovensimecl AMA lei. to be &kneel et the mid 5e1t....1, hem the raid Ist of October to the Mit of DWI The tvnders are to be made on a f..m. •hkk may he Mil on .tin personslty. or by triter to the r9rlntenikst of the a h4s.l. or 1.. me. and are to lie sect to the erbool. sealed s addnoael to the Committee of I isitors. II 'lora .. do. k oil the Rest came.' day and they eon Were at that home. The Comm litre do not bin.l themselves to h. nit the Intent. Ile soy Maier CH.UtlAts • Clerk to the Visitors. Ses4 lar. ClerteswelL EC. Sept. le , DOA 13' K .4 DEPOSIT. Eltablished A. D. 1844. hall man rust. Abet. /100,0011 ran.. • drama., .4 hitt )tion meet y tare requested to examine the el .4 the hank .4 Mt hireit, 1.). which a high rate of intereot am security tua.le I.) specie Illirrellieflt stay No withdrawn without 0 , 41vr 14 tourist l• outside In January and July . rt:TER MORIII4OI. MaaLring Director. 'f." for ofklihnt &roasts suet bee es appikaaoa. N OTICE 44 REMOVAL from 3, 01.1 Broad-stnet, to 64. 001LNIIILL. Le. the r A11.14 - A PA,K4V4I3I:IIIr Veit ILANCIt COMPANY hiewr• slam all AtrIDIL.STII whether IthlLlVAlrorealierwtao. Al 4 , .ital of thmetwes Xl.llllO at &militias Aceltlens or Le ...MyfnNY killlll7. ANL rEltitON in sorry TWILLYS thearttl I. Injured yearly by amll.lA y 31. Imre premien for Yohtatrero. t.,tl*. lah , :toetioa apply to the rrortitrial Meath the Ithw,, laths.. of to the Hr ..1 Inn, rh. •thpaey without{ moot with si.y other, has paid for rano .11111144.111 SNOW. W J lAN, llowthary. Itat'woy Paarmiwow AsastraiCompany, t orithat , Miguel /A. lwr.O. elAsll ADVANCES MADE, w ith ou t d e l ay , b y A, 11. Li•N NIS INVENTIIIN 11 , 11PANY tLialbst.lll4. nuc otreo. « delmls of Nods, bins of Ws. .......„ 44 amw 2 11 0 1"w1 ropoyabby wry 1111114MISNISS. 1 elime4 emit so MI carysals above id Cayilsi. - IKiii: Aoir. .4 tie red fed Preryertams sad *my sroppbrags. &IMAM JAMBI lUAT , Namayin tike*vt. - - VIRE. DESTRUCTION d the PLANT, • am; is 1t..11.11TT of 0.• LARODIT INWILET mad ,“" .1 44 Kt CV In tM • 14.•••• Illetlammm. of Pr. emit ATIoN .4 Doe Drabs. haw% ••* 1 onto on Nil ••It t She N. 44 Wu *Aber t VDU, • 'lle t.ltteftl• I.Obial were cassmampd.-41••• •• . - TiiIIM %• 1111....41.1 AND SON. ...11...A aim 11••••gato .In et. (I korkni. mew -it. hay, terl g••• 1 ph.stre la wenn wawa" I , • armory of 'mar Patent • nr•-immilDlll el& is Pt .1 •Irig My fie v 1.14 I. Amino', ..1 oirembes Ilih • ~ ofittfte WI, mar as e 4 • - •• ps••lrms•4 In.m • Dmr.1.144.1440111 w%kb -1 Uhis Is Ur limy iwts.4i4Me Imams* lb. ...w m. 4 .4 Imm , totramem. ulaii.4lmg Ms ft.. , •111116. two twl y-ur •••••••••••1. Of • • •• ••• 4.mm. Adore be. real. Is Ws mien led. 4444 r..• as I.•mrty 1.. mute me .4 this bagels my weir I • ....NIL —IA • en. u•siiimmo. Saw% *,- 1111057 1110711.1310. •• n L....1.v., %it % ISM 4113.T11, IMO. —Past trim l , Ares Mim e : AL aA I LA PLAISINO Yews. GAMS= 1 ‘'sl •y mon norm ANTIFICIAL runs sm. VIM ISLE ...se 111 Y. elsomey me eel MI mom WWI, 0•• ••••• • • ...a" °MI mel s, = ... llSle.l MilmulTa=m4.l74.64 ul ol Me Um =l:e semen. Sam MIS t endoottalemel moelosamhip employs& mills Ms p.“. , h a p o w —To be slisibed wi) • 4.. ma Gahm& doeMble the 14144 1 1.13 see Na lii.aammasresik lo • ea 4 eml • Imlpale 1011, 'T • e ' opt.la ret..kr It pint-ankmalb rt bwirwl appymkek to wrf. - rti.• yee allsissie--ebeasms. ina115..16.41.1 he mai 1.1 sll who ewe : al* 1 9• •• .1 ratmoo. VW 4.44 4A44 .re 1.4,. %•1• 4, •T•44.4.4 q le 414,4444Ary prelmiony So ssls stsu mtoeme to Me oftabllehmom , - 14, 44 n /441,444, lAe alytt.noth's. 11•11 IN .• tr.o, Limpwol : 134, 1N44•44.634 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, HIGH !wowing. —The above popular and splendidly appointed BALL *mild with its 71111.1. elegant ketresluvient Itsborr, is isow OMEN for the itILLION. The recent elaborate &condone W Improvements have rendered this the most fashionable and =rendezvous of the nsetropotta cW. M. Packer's rale- Bead performs nightly selections from favourite operas, and S. Istmt and most faaltionabls *c. —Doors opus at a o'clock. Admission. pi. ARGYLLIbILIi ROOMS, Windmill-chest, Piocs tor the Winter Sen, tor nom& NADI CONCrt, orrNLD with the celebrated hied ato . established tee years. Actable.. In Conducted by Ilona lantotte. Dancing at 10 o'clock. THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichb orne -strest, Ilayinstken—lf you want to spend a ylnuant evening. go to the LONDON PAVILION. the Inset moon In London. and the beet CONCEIT. Adulation by sibeehaent tlcket Alm Pas Onlbelse. ts. WEDDING sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. E. RODRIGUES,* ?Reeditly, Invites attastion to Ida elegant STOCK I 4 DIMINO CARER, TRAVELLING DRIP& ING BAGO, DRICPATCH WEIR Wilting Caw, Work Jewel tams, LAMM' and CARRIAGE lan every description . MEDIEVAL MOUNT= lINVILOPI CARR, BUIITING.DOOICa, sad !MIRIAM* 'alto: dolint Nettlai, aid Gloss doses, th• NEW PATENT RILII•C=at 1100LaLIDE, also • cLoies milt et YLEGANCIIIR sod NOVILTIC suitable for 1 ATION, too rarksw to 011GONWIlla ho had at GENET 10011111Oka 111, two dam Own Raekrtlloolonat. ICILY IPAPLIB, SYRIA, fIO.—ORIAT otosil T LOaxatir —NSW DIOILUILIS 4 the Wl enlo ALT. as Wit la Clark 114 Lard tas Silo" • Tsar Ihme. MU& Les. Jona. be. Ilposhil Wore ea 814 s !Awing alsft and Nei" Pwskit P. dad esso, 4.411 dNo lkirits.—Ops• from le 6.4. M VP grus.lalss to Ye mlbels lelidles lialk4 THZ ST. .1 ANIIB'B RESTALTRA ,NT •Imil n. lirovapekeeli. awl 111.11cesillb. This rave l melee el &dog salsett• WAN umkegefteamildereble eatentler Imprewenewb, we new essuiele. red lOU be had the steel reelltereire eelshllehmet rieeleopoli• Prints Dtellair rear temielsideg $ (padre*, he terse or mail peetle• me Wla MO et Mod whilese• Families mid palismes r+la rd ehle aelaillimest Min • met our carte, athem* administrates. al nevi" well r j Is all Its detallewlllt a file awl nedinde Irak of awl" W. DONALD Pregeteior. FRINCH VINZTARD ASSOCIATION, riarinr. R =ILL X MlR "44l =Loro osiorol Lea per doz. Pot ha doom ono l7• .. SIPEKWItCHAMPAII,III Ni. and 41n. ~ Per It. .Inren, ume whim Mo. sad too. .. 1/10.-YCH PitAT, first quality 2la. And • post varlog ot Ur Ilmoi wire of France. Dottln's and nte. am " VECELLENTE BIJOUTERIE COURANTE. lJ MODLLIIII SPEWIItUX ►ea TABRI4Cr."—W ATB STUN awl itilOODitrif. baying been honoured wr.b a liret-ciaae 6141441 d lb. ?aria Col rued Exhibition. accompanied by the above battering tedlnvinial. reepeettally invite the piddle In an ion of their 0011 CHAINS and extenalre antortarent of rIM e ri.LERY, all toad, the Arden WATHElherliN and BRAaI birt,Goldainitha lianufactory.,No. /A Aearteigarareat. Coventhardek W C. beta/Ittihad A.D. 1796. Amass nods of Chains and Jewellery for le. sato N B. Tlia dorm at 6 In the ereniob, sad on listazdays at MODERATE PRICER with ORNRRAL EXCELLANCIL VMOSES and SON can confidently mart that they possess advantages and facilities Ade\ me quits bepind the reach of any other House in the Tnide, sad are thereby enabled to oder • REALLY fhiliti A RTICLI at a VERY PRICK. The most skilful Cutters are employed, and dura bility of material and workmanship nuiy he rolled on. THY. IiK , POKE TA lb NO DEPARTMENT is &boost daily replenithed from the best Home and Foreign Markets. 1111 READY-MADE CLOTHING DEPAHTMILNTS see fur n Lilted with an Mimeos, assortment of roods for aU classes and ad occupations; also a great variety of Clothing for Juveniles of all Nut THE IIUOIERY and DRAPERY, HAT and CAP, and HOOT and NHOL DEPARTSIENTR contain a earetallyeelected Meek of the best and newest Manufactures. 7nTartlt;"Tore: approved of, It will be ex. change 1. the money returned. Grail on application, or post tree, E. 31081/4aod SOWS Book for the Present Seams, containing The Otowth of as Important /Snitch of British Industry. " with rules for Sslimessureesent, sod Sri of Moss. Also just published, ao subsists plan of their qty Premises*. Corner of lIIIN ORALS and ALIKIATZ. and NEW OXYIIRDAT MEET, Corner el eAsTanuurr. sum Aradfoni sno Shellirild. Yorkshire . RPCCIAL NOTICE . —F.. %If saLv and INTABLISIIMOTTS r ill he stAkikEr on WF:IiNC4DAY. the 2.411 austaat. Sasi vrig be re opened, as sisal, Thursday 'morning. TO rem IDITOR OP TER KITHIOIB. Sra,—Until the advent of the Eastern Counties is 1864 the meeting with the above in•ppropriate Ille—Mmemmek that it has been held in September ever =B67 --stood its ground solely on the strength of its and the Hopeful, which were the only features, sod it WY often bat • very dull affair ; now, however them Is at lease oue item to insure ite SUWON, and if that 'cannot Z te ar t .e , riank with the Omarewitch or Canibridgmbin in it has advanced with such rapid strides that there it no " reason why" the Eastern Counties should not in time rival the handicaps just mendotied— as regards the number of Marten, at any rate, for short stem ere becoming very popular, judging by the Portland Plate at Di:meaner and she Stewards' Cup at Goodwood, which have this season attracted to the post twenty-nine sad Wily-seven runners respectively. The Eastern Coun ties Handicap has this year the largest entry on record -87, having obtained but 50 rubs. in 1864, 44 in 1856, 43 in 1864 43 in 1857, 61 in 1868, sad 46 in 1859; and there is a ressesnabie prospect of some two doses animals entering the acme, at least thirty di ff erent interests being represented in the entry. Hadock's team is • anon; one, comprising Clio, jars, 74 716; °animas, 3 yrs, 74 41b; Raspberry, 4 yrs, 74; Gibraltar 3 yrs, 7st lib ; and Skelton, 3 yrs, sst 101 b ; sa d should the noble money be entrusted to one of the two last t mentioned, it will be quit* on the cards for them to . 410, strongly at Asco - t7 - M - Zie - n - rZMaggio 3 yrs, i lit 1• b ; Femme, 3 yra, 7st 121 b; Optimist, 3 - 3 ms, 7st 10lb; !Mayflower, 3 yrs, fat 41b ; and The Pedlar, 3 yrs, 64 ne ; who all have their full share of weight. Woolcot's lot— Buccaneer, 3 yrs, Bst 10lb ; Tame Deer aged, Sat 416 • Pa. eager ' 3 yrs, et 131 b ; Freya', 3 yrs, 7st Mb; and Seclu sion, 3 yrs, 7st 101 b—are not particularly favoured • still Tame Deer possesses • turn of speed, sad if we be* to the spring running, Pravda, from her defeat of Sweetauce and Hartley Wintasy at Northampton, giving them both weight, would appear • real "good thing." Lord Stain forts Emily, 3 yrs, list Sib ; Paleface, 3 yrs, fist; and Ilea. tinok, 3 yrs, 7st 71b, are all highly complimented ; am also John Dawson's team, Hartley Wintney, 3 yrs, Bst Mb ; Clemanth God e di km, 7st 12lb ; and Curlew , 3 yrs, Uffts ; but people cannot complain of General HMIS'S 7st 1 b, slthengh he has all the worn of the weights with Pravda, from the running of the pair with Miss Julia at Goodwood and Lewes. The Rover, 4 yrs, 84 10lb ; Penalty, 4 yrs, Bst slb ; Man Friday, nod, gat Lupellus, 3 yrs, Sgt ; Centime 4 74 ne ; Enfield, 4 yrs, 74 31b, all appear w to the satisfaction of their parties ' • and there being several others either at or under orders for Newmarket, it is but reasonable to expect • good field, so that "spotting" the winner is a matter of the greatest difficulty, and I can only venture an opinion that the stables of Woolcot and Mario& might supply the winner—by the assistance of Fmvola, 'Fame Deer, Gibraltar, and Skelton, Centime standing next in my estimation, foe Man Friday ran such a rogue at Donceater that the handl cower is not in the least afraid of hint. The Hopeful Stakes, for two-year-olds, is another race where speed is the chief requisite, and the Derby backers of Dun dee are not unlikely to have their confidence shaken by his performance therein, for he does not possess that quality in • very high degree, the half mile being decidedly unsuited to him, especially when meeting such a customer as Wal loon, whose 31b advantage in weight might just reverse the Epsom running, and give Lord Stamford his revenge for more than one defeat by the yellow jacket this season. The Grand Duke Michael Stakes, for 3.yr-olds, about one mile and • quarter. may further mystify the world as to the real merits of the St. Leger homes, for Thorinanby and the Wizard again meet at even weights, while they each give High Treason 71b. Now, in the St. Leger the latter fairly beat the pair at even weights, yet in the Cup Thormanby pre him 716 and a good beating, and the Wizard got home first in the lko Stakes, which contradiction Y explained by High Tremoo not being an every day horse, his running having always been very in and out ; and if they send him to New market I shall expect him to prove his St. Leger position to have been • fair one. The liuckenham Stakes, for 2-yr. olds, nearly three-quarters of • mile, will provoke an inter esting encounter between the representatives of Mr. Merry and Lord Derby, there being DO line to measure Folkestone with the Ranee filly, end the betting between the two will be very heavy ; still, the Ranee filly's defeat of Natbash, when giving her 31b, was not such a peat per foramen as one or two of Folkestone's, Tattoo having given Ne&bnik 121 b and beaten her just as easily as Lord Derby's Cif at Doncaster, and I mast incline to Mr. Merry's colt. On Wednesday there is • most exciting en counter promised us, the Twelfth Triennial, for 3-yr olds, about one mile sod a quarter, boasting a rare entry, for in addition to St. Albans, Sabreur, King of Diamonds, and Winton, we have all the Whitewall cracks but Wizard, comprising Sweeteatioe, Cape Flyaway, Tom Bowline, and Donner and Blitz ; and did St Albans, Sabreur, Cape Fly away, and Sweetaanos meet, there would be • difficulty in making a favourite, as Sweetsauce run right in front for • mile and • quarter in the St. Leger, and Sabrect is not such • superior animal over • short distance as a long one. Cape Flyaway will also be quite at home on the Flat, and it is on the cards for him to repeat the dose administered to St. Albans in the Doncaster Stakes, although there will be no 1011, between them ; but I expect to see Sabreur beat the whole lot, and prove to his party that they made a fearful mistake when attempting the cutting down game with him in the St. Leger. The Eleventh Tri ennial, for four.yrolds, upwards of two miles, must fall • prey to Mouravieff, one of the outcasts of the Melton stable; and it is singular that the next best to him in the race, the Rover, should have been sold out of the same stable, thus showing that even • Wined of the North can mak e mis takes at times. The St. Leger Stakes, for 3-yr-olds, about two mike, the Wizard can scarcely lose, although the Leprechaun, who could gaily if he pleased, is in receipt of 71b from him ; and the Oran by Stakes, for 2.yr-olds, about three-quarter. of • mile, Folkestone must pick up, despite his 71b penalty. On Thursday, the 2-yr-oUs will do good service, nearly fifty of them being engaged in the Thirteenth Triennial, about three-quarters of • mile ; and, as in the Twelfth Triennial, the White wall stable is in strong force, with Veryisa- mein oicht, Kla rikoff, and the dark Robin Hood. To oppose the repre sentative of these we have Asteroid, Folkestone, Prudence, Wing, and Matador ; but 1 cannot see with whet prospect of success. The Rutland Stakes, for two-year-olds, about three-quarters of • mile, has twelve subs, and now that Vega has paid forfeit, the best of them is Cowley, who is quite big enough to carry home the 41b penalty in triumph. All the other events have yet to close, with the exception of three matches, which are likely to result in • forfeit. The Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire acceptances are dm on Tuesday, and so soon as they come to Lend I Purpose analysing them in detail —I am, Sc., METEOR. TOURISTS and EXCURSIONISTS are spa uslly prortle.l for at si.r4Stand NON'a, SACHA NT TA ILi iitt. HATTER:I, MAIM, BOOTIIIAXXLIk Ikecorner of 11 1 NOW AK and ALDUATS, and terser of N SW liX Itnitt.STIIIINT and Ha itT4ITASZT. and thadiord and yield, Yorkshire. MANCHESTER RACES. --SATuRDAT. THE GRAND STAND PLATR HANDICAP of 50 SOTS., for all ages. (One mile.) Mr. Osborne. Honeymoon by Coronas, 3 yrs, est r Whiteley) I Mr. T. Wrightk lazy Lam, 6 yrs, 7.4 (Cballoner, 2 Mr. Dawson'. Sleek Diamond, 2 yrs, lid 7lb Mr. Osbonte's Traria', 2 yrs, let 'Auckland) 4 Mr. Clarke. Maid of Lyme. S yrs, est 4lb (Thomas S Mr. Wadlow's Libellout, 3 TM 7st 11,13 101 b ex( Orknabsw) 6 Battier : 6 to 2 eget Maid of Lyme, 7to 2 apt Lev Lam, 4to 1 week opt Black Dunned and Libellee& Won easily by _two lengths,. aback between the second and third. Tar NORMS= H2IIOPOLTTAN HANDICAP PLAT/ of 100 sows.. for all mina. (One mile and a quarter.) Mr. Robinson's Pia Prophet by Annandale, S yrs, it 131 b (ear ft) (Calvert) 1 Mr. Whiteisaire Sher 3 yr. let sib Mr. Tkonwes Jeybt4d, 3 yrs, fat 7111 (Thomas) 3 Mr. A. Willisins's lam Aria, 4 yrk OH lib .. (Madden) 4 Mr. W. Lammas Hegira, 6 yrs, Tat (Ortrushaw) Mr. Prenter's Lustre, 4 yrs, Yet (ettalloner) 6 Mr. Dynes Desmond, S yrs, OM 6m (Whiteley , 7 Betting : 7 to 4 apt Greta ; 7 to 2 ewe apt Hegira and Ladybird, sto 1 apt The Prophet. Won by a neck, half • length between the second and third, • neck between the third sail fourth ; Desmond was laid all the way. Tea STANFORD AND WALLINGTON HANDICAP of 60 WWI. for 2 and 3-yr ads. About three quartet,* of • mile. Mr. Omer. ark rrk bet 7lb year. Oat Wk.. (J. Doyle) 1 Mr. Windsor's Yltrtatioa, l yrs, at 10lb Mr. Laborite's Gipsy Girl, yrs, fist (Whiteley , S Mr. Smith's Barbet, 2 yra bet no (J. thseiden , 4 Mr. Dawson's Moldavian, yrs, Tat lib (Madden) 6 Sweetmeat and Hospodar also ran. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Bayonet ;3to 1 apt idea. Won by a head ; bad third Flirtation ran against • bey, knock. tattiest down and tincturing his collar bone. TiLl Two Yeasts OLD SILLINu STARMs of 5 SOTS. each, with 40 added ; colts, fist ; fi llies, list 111 b. T.F.C. Mr. Dwars keepsake, 7st 13Ib (101.) Madden) 1 Mr. Miler's I by Hospodar—Hope. Tat 13Ib 404;, !Challoner; Betting :6to 4 on the Hope filly. Won by half • length. The winner was sold to Kr. Hilton for 20 guineas. THN LICENSED VIICPDALLIIII . HANDICAP of 5 son. each, for aIl ages. Or rails and • quarter. Mt. L Chlion's Sasferii, 3 yn, alt lib 1 Mr. W. rAnatees Bab at the Doerr, 3 yrs, OA 2 &Tim no. TIEB SCURRY HallDlCer of 3 sum each with 30 added, for all ages. (Me mile. Mr. L Chilton 's Rosemead, 3 yrs me. Thomas's Ladybird, 3 yrs Eight raa. UMW BETI'ING. THE TRILL PLAIT of 50 eon.: for 3-yr-olds, 6et ; three, Set 211. ; four, Out fib ; Ave, six sad aged, 9st Mb. The vinare° be sold for 500 moss., if demaaded in the es& way ; if for 100 sore, allowed 71b ; if not for sale to awry 101 b extra. A.Y. Entrance, 3 son. A StrIIIWTAIIe of 10 soya. each ; for 2-yr-olds, Est nb three, Out 71bb si b ; bar sad mrard lest. The wombat to be mold for 50 eon., if dessan &c . s T.Y.C. A Ilsenrcer ItWITIPWrAItre of 20 son. each, and only 5 ft if declared by 10 o'clock the evening before running, to go to the ouster of the sawed horse ; for 3-yr-olds and up wards. T.Y.C. Tai RA811714 00111/7011 RAILWAY HANDICAP, a sweep stakes of 15 save. each ; 5 ft, with 100 added by the Eastern Counties liaihray Company; for 3-yr-olds and upwards. The winner of a 200 ears., after the decla ration of the weights 17, at 11 a.m.) to carry 7116 ; of any other sites ; weights accumulative ; the owner of the second horse to receive 25 says. out of the stable. T.Y.C. (57 subs.) ye 81 lb Twilight 4 9 8 *N eophyte 4 9 4 laccanser 3 8 10 no UWE 4 8 10 irtey Wintoey 7: -pengt, 4 3 6 Tame Deer •liarjellahe 'Paleface Man Friday Lupellua a 11 4 Forager 'Maggiore Cletuantlie 4 712 Curlew 'Pomona 'Ardour Claire 'General Ham I 10 Reclus Frauds ion •Optinalit New Brighton Oliver 'trade Ned ... 3 7 7 "Clio Canine °Deanna 3 7 7 Age at lb Bankrupt 'Messner $ 7 6 812erlonrue %olden Pippin $ 7 6 Contadloa lleburlan $ 7 4 3 7 4 rer Ird iw tr 9 ula es 4 7 3 Wlldgrave 4 7 3 l i t o r a 4 7 3 4 7 $ 'Gibraltar by Pyrrhea the flrat—Peeets s 7 2 r'Reaakerpberry 0 0 1 3 7 0 Wild Bird A %Mesa= Maid tZoor• .... 8 67 3 6 7 'PAW 3 0 7 BtarbecSurp k 3 6 7 *6 by lice—Rose 01 Cubmera 3 6 4 Diadem 'Marlower ekeltou Tax Hornrut Swami of 40 move. each, h ft, for 2-yr-o/ds ; colts, 84t nb ; and fillies, Bst 51b ; the winner of 100 sovs. sweepstakes, with ten subscribers, to carry 61b ; of two such stakes, 91b extra ; all other winners of 100 sows. in plates or stakes, to carry 31b extra ; throe got by Arabians or out of Arabian mares, allowed 141 b ; the owner of the second horse to receive 50 sove, out of the stakes. The last half of Ab.M. (27 subs.)—c by Wild Dsyrell—lntimidation, • Ckilfonniire,*Evenhand, Icarus, 2donaetay, Poolthorue, Hasse Darmstadt, Crocus, Vaga, Callan, Bas-bleu, Betts, *Delhi, Dundee, Sweet Hawthorn, Violet, 'Cistercian, • Brißiant, *Blisworth, *Queen of the Vale, •Tornyrie, •Hawksey e, *Walloon, ' The Little lady, *Arrogant, Neigh bour, Sabrina. THZ GRAND DCKE MICHAEL Bram of 50 sous., for 3-yr olds ; col* let 711. ; and fillies, Bst 31b. The winner of the Two Thousand Guineas, Derby, or St. Leger, to carry 71b extra; the second horse to receive 100 son. A.F. (20 nubs.)— • Thunderbolt, •Barabbes, Donner and Blitz, *Ben. Bock, Mania. Lucky Lad, Allington, The Van, High Treason, Northern Light, Thormunby, Polianthue, The Wise's!, Coetedina, Apollo, Arethnia, The Grand Master, Slingstene, Von Stroom, tit. James. THr BUCZKNHAIf GURU of 300 soya. each, h ft, for 2-yr. olds; colts, Bst 71b; fillies, Bst 41b. Each subscriber to name three mares, and bring the produce of one to the poet. T. Y.C. (3 subs)—Robin Hood, bow—Banae, Mounte bank, Cantatrice, Folkestone, Starlight, n by Voltigeur, dam by Muriel— Sharpshooter's dam, • Bkvaille. Menu, 500, 150 ft, get nb each. D.M.—Mr. W. S. S. Crawfurd's Nicholas sot Duke of Bedford's *Montenegro. 100 to 3 apt F umpor (t) 100 to 3 Foxturowsa (t) _ CAMBRIDGESHIRE. CHATHAM, Sum 23. &sof OPSRATIONS.—In accordance with orders issued the previous night by Major• General Eyre, the entire force of this garrison, numbering about 5,000 men, were employed yesterday morning in the rehearsal of the assault and siege operations which are shortly to be carried out by the troops of this gun loon on a somewhat extensive scale. The 35 th company of Royal Engineers, now at Aldershott, will join head-quarters, and will be succeeded at Aldershett by the 33rd company, from this garrison. 100 to 3aitllitikoto (t freely) EASTERN COUNTIES HANDICAP. 12 to 1 owl Pork (t) .(dj , \ 1 . 4 it I iff _ tr . , ( I .lri v a 1 1:• 1 \ 2l /Sa L l ssftdx.4 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1860. (Stamped, Id. Additional.) LTWOPENCE. 1 PLATK—RICHARD ATTENBOBOUGH, SlLlalt el. 8 1.0 01/ ONB sod se .-110 oar: bait larksamagib weep( 1 o'clock. psliora.Armus spikes. Cal Par K 441. 4L d. Irtalle nom Nr t oosert s..r. II • • It I* Ippon, •on 14 040 "If • • nftwroksso ty sen .susts ts Ds. Spam. f• sons 'suss • Ts 121*4 *pos.. 14 I 10, •IS CU ••4 1. 0.14 • ins NNW lOC the table at papertlaasaaty Istr . oeissa Imattaam giver moms sad tuft sal purrs, aus. pm ea Canto SILVER SPOONS AND VOW, watrartad Imam mkt sod of a touch super's( quality to that madly sold by ; MO" Trod. fiats. fable B Posss drrr - Tl - i — dune saeo Tarp orb Mims Vass 1 I • I a 1 is mown rocks to• Spoor One SITIO 100 •alatrisla si — isamit rata, sad sIl ether sagaliaas at M ILICIMATTLSBOII.IWeIi. anyratuars. as., a OLIVILD4III/11. W. MaIMUM (Alfred Webb Milos), Originator of ts wariti-hmasti SCOTCH Titot , 4tat.. st itla a s s p a i n Y sat isswassita with say huitatlng &Ald advars a la k ssass.-14. Wiseosy ddress I 73, intoocar RANOVZIM r ai Burrs. ENIC[I4I3OC IC LAS, he. THE ROAD OITILDNURDER. On Saturday evening last the investigation which Ices been going on for the past fortnight under the super 'Meadow° of Mr. Slack, the Bath solicitor, was brought to • close, at least so far as the examination of the inmates of Road-bill House are concerned. In our issue of Wednes day last we stated that the two Misses Kest, the female dommetles, and the youngest girl bad been examined, and Gust then the inquiry was adjourned. On Wednesday a meeting of Wiltshire magistrates was held at the Court House, Trowbridge, when Mr. Slack attended, and laid be fore the magistrates meant, H. G. G. Ludlow and W. and J. P. Stancomb, Esqs., the whole of the evidence which he bad taken up to that point. Those gentlemen have from the first been fully acquainted with the case in all its hearts so far as known, and therefore it is not unimportant to ore serve that of which we are most credibly informed, that Mr. Slack's documents cause much astonishment on man points even to them. This was especially the case with regard to some observations which fell from one of the Muses Kent and the boy Holliday, unqualified as they were by the absence of any cross-examination. After a long consultation between the magistrates, the superintendenu of police, and Mr. Slack, the latter gentleman was corn mimioned to proceed with his inquiry and requested to take the evidence of all who were known to have slept is the house on the night of the murder—a course which pre viously had not been decided on. Accordingly, on Thursday, Mr. Slack again visited Road, and having examined the eldest child of the second family a little girl 5 years of age, who slept in her parents' be d-room, Mrs. Kent was ex amined for nearly five hours with remarkable domi nos. The examination of Mr. Kent then coin- meneed, and en adjournment took place. On Friday morning Mr. Kent's examination was resumed, and having lasted several hours, that of Miss Constance Emily Kent began. On Saturday morning her examination was re sumed, and having lasted all day, was concluded in the evening, when Mr. Slack intimated, we understand, that he should have no further need at present for any of the household. The inquiry bas been conducted in the strictest secrecy, the only persons present being Mr. Slack and two clerks, who have copied the depositions from his notes, Mr. Dunn, Mr. Kent's solicitor, and either or both Messrs. Wolfe and Foley, superintendents of police. Mr. Dunn has remained throughout an all-but passive listener, although we hear that previous to Miss Constance Kent's examination be recorded NON sort of protest against her evidence being taken, on the ground that she still stood with the murder, and was now only out on bail. char d herself, however, we believe, expressed a wish, as she had frequently done before, that her statement should be received. The statement made at Road-hill House have not been signed by the respective witnesses, Mr. Dunn having objected to their being so ; those taken at Bath were severally read over and signed. As to the result of the examination, it is as yet premature to form a definite opinion. It may perhaps iedieale the direction of affairs to note that on Wednesday Mr. Superiu. Indent Foley, at Mr. Slack's request, carefully dug up the soil to a considerable depth of a small plot of ground be hind the house, which had been stated by the boy Belli. day to have been known as Miss Constance's garden. No results, however, followed. In opposition to this we may state what we have learned from another quarter—viz., that Mr. Slack, after leaving Road on Saturday evening, appeared most favourably impressed as far as re garded Constance's evidence. That some decisive measures will be adopted is the prevalent opinion on the spot. It is Mr. Slack's intention, before finally closing the in quiry. to take the evidence early this week of two additional witnesses -Mr. J. Parsons, of Berkington, the surgeon who made the post mortem examination of the body, and of Elisabeth Gough, the nurse. It turns out that the latter has not been residing at her father's house at laleworth since leaving Mr. Kent's service, but elmewhere. The police are well acquainted with her whereabouts, however, and she evinces no reluctance to appear. Emma Sparks, who was servant at Mr. Kent's a year ago, was examined by Mr. Slack at Beth ; her evidence on some important points as to the domestic harmony hardly coincides with that of some other witnesses. A VENOM RUN DOWN ON THE HUMBER. —Yes tardily (Sunday) morning • very serious accident occurred on the Hitit Humber, near Hull. About • quarter past 12 oelook, the steamer Adler, Captain Munster, left the Hull Docks to proceed on • voyage to Bremer. She bed only got • short distance down the Humber--piat her Majesty's ship Cornwallis—when she ran into • fish• ing smack. She immediately freed herself, and was about to proceed onward, when she ran into • Swedish yacht, which was coming up towards Hull. The Swedish vessel immediately sank, and, before any boats could be got ou t, two men were drowned. Their names are H. Johan Olo f Haekstrom, and Jobaa August Predriekston. The vessel's same was Atha B. Clelia, and she was laden with iron. Efforts will be wade to movie both the vessel and the ca rrrr or LONDON HOSPITAL 701 HI6IAIIII Op Tun Omer, VICTORIA PARR.—The number of patients relieved at this institution during last week wadi NM of which 129 were DOW cue. The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navhsittion Company's new paddle steamer Connaught will mg- from Galway tomorrow, Tuesday, the 26th inst., for St. John's, N o wfoundkod, and Boston, with her Majesty's mails. Mercies for America, via St. John's, received at ()slimy by British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company up to two p.a on that day. Eirres HOIDNOPATHIO Cocoa. Its delicious amok regal iebnetisseie. sad Invigorating power have pre med es breakfast beverage. 611, flawed 1 1 5. ai1 p11191. 14 2r RR per lb., by the principal groom. i.Jenee Ileasepeatic Loavlos."—Ad abrasion& WORKMEN'S VOLUNTEER BRIGADE. By the kind pennisaion of the Lord Mayor this corps assembled in the Guildhall on Saturday at six p.m., for the purpose of being inspected byGeneral Beldam, under whose command it has been understood the brigade would fall M. General Beatson, who was accompanied by Colonel Claremont, after carefully inspecting the battalion, maid that having been invited by the council to he honorary colonel of that regiment and general of the brigade, he felt pride in accepting the command. He believed that the volunteer movement was taking the right direction, and was much pleased with what he had just seen. lie was convinced that the working classes would do credit to themselves as loyal Englishmen and soldiers. He re gretted that as he was under orders for India he should not be able personally to take an active interest in the develop. meet of the trigade, but an officer would be found to repre sent him, and when he returned he hoped to find them 10,000 strong, and be would lead them then against any enemy in the world. General Beateon warmly complimented the adjutant, Captain Geddes, on the irogress which the battalion had made. It was very creditable to him. Be added that he should feel that he had made a great omission if he did not mention one name, that of Major Richards, the originator of the movement, and through whose patriotic exertions the formation of the corps had taken place. After the battalion had marched past and saluted thegeneral, who was received with military honours, be left the parade, and the battalion was marched back to head-quarters. The noble, soldierly besting and frank as pect of this popular general created great enthusiasm in the ranks, and deafening cheers greeted his address, and fol lowed hie departure from the Guildhall. The Workmen Volunteers number now nearly 600 enrolled, and with the companies who have signified their intention to juin them, the muster-roll of a regiment 1,000 strong will be complete. NORTH MIDDLESEX RIFLES. Yesterday afternoon about 250 effeetivas of the 29th Math Middlesex attended divine service at St. Paul'e Church, Camden-square, a special afternoon service having been granted for the occasion by the incumbent, the Rev. A. R. G. Thomas. Having assembled at kalf-past 2in the enclosure of Morningtoo-cresoeut, the volunteers commenced their march to church at a quarter to 3, part of their route being the Camden-road-villas ; and, though their start and progress naturally attracted a large concourse of spectators, there was nothing beyond to inter fere with, or infringe upon, the sacred character of the day. The band of the corps, which was in front, played music which was without exception either of a sacred, or what may be termed a military and negative, character, the sacred music being well arranged for march ing purposes. The church was crowded, a large portion of the nave and the aisles being occupied by the riflemen and their officers. Prayers were read by the Rev. Joseph M.A. The sermon was preached by the Rev. J.l E. Cox, M.A., chaplain of the West Middlesex Rifle Corp, from the 6th chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to the Ephesians, the 10th to the 13th verses : "Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the. devil. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against' principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against api ritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore takeunt4 you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand." Aker the iliscourso, which included a vigorous defence of the volunteer movement in a national point of view, the volunteers re-formed in the ground belonging to the church, and marched back to 31ornington-crescent, where the band played the National Anthem, and the men dispersed immediately afterwards in the most orderly manner. LONDON LUSH VOLUNI7IIII. —lt was intended ' that this corps should have marched out on Saturday after. noon Wt for the purpose of continuing practice in blank firing, and to give the men as much time as possible, the muster was fired for 4 o'clock ; but in consequence of the very unpropitious state of the weather, the officers in eon mend decided on not going out, much to the disappointment of many of the men who have almost become used to wet Saturdays. The arrangements for this week are Tuesday (in uniform without plumes) and Thursday at Westminster hall, at 7 p.m., and Saturday at Burlington House, Picca dilly, at 4 o'clock, for parade. The strength and efficiency of the corps continue daily to increase, and the men look forward with much pleasure to the opening of the practice ground, neer the Victoria Dock, which will be in the hands of the corps in a very short time. Lord Palmerston has permitted the Romsey Bilk Corps to drill in his park, at Broadlands. THE EXCURSION TO SOUTHERN ITALY. LIVf.P.POO!., StDrOAT: Last night a large concourse of peeple assembled at the Lime-street Station, for the purpose of giving an "ovation" to the Garibaldi Volunteers, who were to leave by the 10.50 train for London. The crowd was immense, and all the avenues to the station were completely closed up long before the hour of departure. However, before the time approached for the arrival of the " Excursionists " a company of the Lancashire Volunteer Artillery and some rifle volunteers, and headed by the band, made a passage and kept it clear for the entrance of,the "excursionists." A little after 10 . p.m. Captain Hampton made his appearance, followed by LiGaribuldians, and was received by loud and long continued cheering, the band of the artillery playing suitable airs, and the guard of honour of the artillery and volunteers pre senting arms. After some delay consequent on the removal of the luggage, &c., the excursionists took their seats in the carriages, the signal for a start was given, the assembled crowds gave a long vociferous cheer, the band struck up "Will you remember me," and, in the midst of an ex citement, voluntary and pathetic, the followers of Garibaldi left position, home, and friends behind them. This morn ing, at 4.5, another detachment left, and their departure was only witnessed by a few friends who assembled to see them off. At 9.30 a third detachment left. This party was composed principally of the elite of the excursionists, and their departure was attended by but little demon stration. QUZEN VICTORIA 'AND THZ HIGHLAND CHILD.— The following simple story . illustrates a trait in the character of our Queen which explains much of the feeling of fond regard entertained for her by all classes of her subjects. One year when the Cosirt was at Balmoral her Majesty made the promise to Jenny —, the daughter of a humble Bal moral neighbour, and who was an especial favourite with her Majesty, "111 bring a pretty toy for you when we come back next year." The Court went, and the promise was thought little more of, at least on one side. Her Majesty that year went to Paris to visit the Emperor of the French, amid all the pomp and state of Royalty and Iniperialty, and there was enough in the events of the year generally to drive many others besides the peasant child from the thoughts of the Sovereign of Greet Britain. Well, next season name, and with at the court returned to Balmoral The Queen, in making her rounds, soon called on her little prollgi, and with a " Now, I hav'n't forgot you," exhibited the promised present. While Queen Victoria was in the French capital, amid all the din and distraction of French state pageantry, she found time to think of her favourite, the little High land girl on the banks of the Dee, and then and there selected and bought an article to please and gratify the unsophisticated bodie. Tax LATE MR. LOCI; M.P.—The remains of the late Mr. Joseph Locke, M.P. for Moulton, were removed from Ctanston's Private Motel, Moffat, where he died, on Wedneeday hat, at 6 o'clock. Previously a poet mortem examination was made, and the local medical attendant,' *nice of the seat and cause of the disease was fully coo armed by the state of the intestines when they were inves tigated by Dr. Aitken of London, Mr. Leoke's own medical attendant. It seems that while out shooting on Saturday Mr. Looks had felt chilly, and had sat down for a while. Oo danger was dreaded, and up to Sunday evening, though. complaining of inconvenience, there was no idea of dines( entertained. The condition of the bodr proved that he must have borne much agony, and yet be remained sensible up to a very short period before his demise. —Olaryeio Herald. LientAmant-General Sir Harry Smith continues, we are sorry to learn, in much the same rendition, no apparent improvement having manifested itself. Her Majesty, before her departure for Germany on Saturday, seas as equerry to inquire after the health of the pliant sassrat. The Duke of Oambridp and a great many mili tary friends of Sir Harry called personally during the after -0000. Tea Lacs Hasa' Lora-OUT.—The operatives . enppd in the Mechlin branch of the Nottingham lace trade are still out an strike. Sines the eativfactory ter mination of the hosiery te there is a feeling in the trade that matters might he brought to as issue in a some what similar manner. From various parts of the country assistance is still being rendered to the lock-outs, and the I men in work are still paying the levy. THE REGIicISATIONS. MIDDLFSEX. On Saturday Mr. Lancelot Shedwell, the barris ter ted to relies the electaral lists for the county of Yiddiesel, eat ten hours at the Belvidere Tavern, New road, ',Logien, for the revision of the lista for the perukes, liberties, and extra-parochial places within the King's-cross polling district. Mr. W. Albert James, of Par • appeared for the Middleeer Reform Association ; Mr. T. Jams for the l'onserrative Registration Committee ; sad Mr. H. Smith for the Couservetive Registration Society. The lista revised were those for St. Andrew, Holborn, above bar, and St. George-the-Ms. n r=t. Botolph With est, Aldersgetc ; St. G M eorge, oo ; St. Chles.in-the- Fields ; St, Jame s 's, ; tike's ; Mary, Islington ; St. Marylebone ; St. Mary, Stoke Newington ; Paddington ; St. Pancras ; the liberties of the Rolls, Saffron•hill, Hattomgarden, and Eley-reets ; St. Sepulchre ; sad the extrs.paroetual part of Staple-inn. The result of the day's revision was, according to the liberal return, that the liberals sustained 159 of their 26.5 objections, and the conservatives 394 of their 350 objec tions. The conservative return was that the esseeneuves took 437 objections and sustained 292, while the liberals took 11111 sad sustained 84. maisfrois o ratio; of the telel mimics up to Saturday WOO, Aso the further Wainer of the registration was ed• }weed to Ye Globe, llileend•rood. LUOULAL ISTATOILVY BY NR. JAMBS. Liberal Conservative Objections. Sustained. Objections. Sustained. 1. 1 := ...... 75 33 54 27 105 50 143 83 Laks ll4O ill 217 137 Weslanisler . Kinterrom 255 150 350 204 748 447 4852 578 COVIIMAIIVI IfitiTIMENT BT MR. WITH. Liberal Conierrative Oltiestioss. Sustained. Objections. Sustained. King's-crom 163 84 437 292 THE MOORS AND FORESTS. The deer forest is now in the ascendant, groww having become so wild and strong that a good shot, on a good moor, will find his best bag rarely exceeding 4 or 5 bravo. The velvet is now pretty clear, and stags are be gimping to separate. The following are a few notes of sport :--Captain Watt bee bad very good sport at Apple cruse during the last fortnight. He shot • fine stag on the 4th, weighing 18 stone Igh. In the lest report of the Applecrosi sport, one id the seven stags shot by Curie Watt, on the 27th and 28th , was put down as we king 10 stone Ilb., instead of 15 s t one 11b. O n th e 14 , W. B. Weinman, Esq., shot • royal stag, weighing 18 stone. F. U. Sartoria, Fig., stalked in the Gairloch Forest on the 27th August. and killed a stag, and on 7th September killed • roe. On the 10th instant the Hon. St. Andrew St John stalked and killed • dry bind ; and on the 12th killed three stags, two of them right and left. One of these was • km stag, very fat, with 13 point+, and the other with,9 points ago in good condition. A very large fat stag war Mot at Mown, on the 17th, by H. W. White, Eau.; the doer weighed when c l eane d lBst. 511 n. The antlers, which are the best we have seen this sesson, are in length 33e inches, span within the arch isiebes, girth 5 inches, and with 13 tines, long and finely Upend. Lord Bingham brought down • stag at Glentlekhch last week, which weighed 21i stone. Lord Henry Bastin& had no blank day between the 10th and 15th, both inclusive, and on the 14th his lordship brought down two step. On the 10th, Mr. Massey's party at Belleville, after enjoying good trout fi s hin g , homed 9 brace of grouse ; on the 11th, with two guns, on the high ground, 8 brace ; and on the s a m e d a y, 8i brace were brought down to another gun. Mr. Massey, on the same day, on the low ground, in • few hours had 2f brace grouses 1 g brace partridge, 1 Nacknock, and 3 hares ; and on the 12th, brace were lir"; down to one gun. Allan. grange, and W. D. Inglis, shut 20 brace of grouse on the Higlifield moors on the 1 th inst. Last week Sir Ore. Title Smythe, Bart., shot a stag at Erchleas on the 10th, and on the 12th instant three good dap and a hind. Os the 13th a small poly on the lire less moors shot 56 brace of ' end 12 hares, on thellth and 131. h. Lest week Sir H. Cottrell killed 3 fine deo, one of them weighing 15 stone sal one 14 stone. Lord Cowper, at Glenshail, brought down 2 fine stags last week, and this week five very fine animals. Sir A. P. Gordon Cumming, Bart., brought down 7 good harts and 2 yeld hinds on the 12th instant in Glenmerk. Four of the harts were obtained at one stalk. On Monday, Mr. Denison, the Speaker of the House cf Commons, brought down no less than five stags at Langwell, Lord Alexander Bissell, who is at present visiting the Earl of &afield at Balinacsan, went out on Tuesday morning to the forest of Shewglie, and returned before ten o'clock with no less than three deer. Mr. Wynne Williams and his sou shot 18 couples of snipe in two days last week. On the 18th Mr. Williams bagged 12 brace of grouse, besides hares and black-game. Captain Riddell killed on Sunart ground a very tine stag on the 10th—he weighed 18 stone and had 11 points nn his head ; be also killed two very fine deer, right arid left, on the 14th inst. Captain Riddell, having the Strontian shootings in his own hands, in giving the grouse a jubilee. Deer are very numerous. —lnverness Courier. THE WESTMINSTER BELLS. TO THE EDITOR OE THE ISEPRE‘R. Sia,—Upwards of four years have passed away since the first great bell, called Big Ben, for the clock at Westminster Palace was cast; and many readers will re member that while be was temporarily suspended from a beam at the foot of the tower in October, Mai he received • deathblow. During the month of May, 1858, his succes sor Big Ben the Second, was dirodtiord ; and having been rased to his chamber in the clock tower in October, and ealbeequently fixed to the large iron beam, be proclaimed the hour at the bidding of the clock on or about the 12th at July, 1859. But on a certain day in the month of Sep tember, In the soma year, he was Silenced also. So much for the career of the two Big Bens. During the Ord week in October • suggestion from • cor respondent appeared in some of the metropolitan news papers to the following effect :—" Let the clock strike the hours, pro tem., upon the largest of the four-quarter chime bells ; the other bells being mute." Time, however, still rolled on silently, sod thus it has continued up to this moment . so that about twelve months have el since the clock struck—a space of time more than s dent for designing, casting, and hanging one of the finest peals of twelve bells in the world. Now as I have before asserted that, in my opinion, the great bill is really disabled and incurable in a musical point of view I will merely add on the present ocruiou that he ' might remain in his chamber until the next meeting of par , llemsat, or until the question respecting a successor shall have bees well considered. But, so far se we know, there can be no reasonable excuse for the non employment, long before this, of the bell to which I bare referred as • tem p substitute for Big Ben. Moreover, some months ego the Chief Commissioner of her Majesty's Works stated is the Hesse of Commons that means would be need for causing the clock to strike the hours upon the largest quarter bell. Why, then, does it continue silent am, Ste. THOMAS WALEBBY. Sept. 22 SYDEN HAM TROUSZRS, 17& 6d4 the eternise reedt d oiseemieitted &seem* la the choicest fancy doeskins el Me mook etervellowe for the race of mans tacturiog tam ated MIL Walk en* to match, se Id. Oxonlasi Cost. file —4IIIIIIIIL norms, IR Ledgetoshill S UNSHINE tad showen—on race-course, o r , beiatingll ngiT labaTlVVVlrrifOlS ibe sirtiVa t rA t i%4, 4n ot sod dope, si Ma awl 122. ibl.--Made by SAME:WI. lb. LedgairbilL SYDENHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 24 a . ; gym Mail (Worms tram na.—)lade only by WWII. , U. lANIpiNIII. QYDENHAM DAILY NEGLIGEE COAT, la 17a. 44. IMMO& Illellin. Magi aily by SAWN. SZOTILI2K ilk Lediale4lll. AN EXTRA SIX QUARTS of RICH MILK DAILY Aril to London Cream through ring Two Pennyworth a Tlloll.ltra teKIIIIIIIItNT. It IL • Penephlet post-row iodoont pekoe . Donets. containing 444 rook, with INIMOMMI, :to . costalable 444 Foods. la =beta go. =Algeld y railway nolien la the Val TIIOIILIT, the Inventor and nob Proprietor l . " = Nam KIM and Illiaatanary. Coirdowlawrood, ILlegrwernos. yongsa. Agents ristigned hove ry town when saw ant ahead, appointed. HAIR RESTORED, Improved, and Beautified to the me et NOW lAN De NACAIIeAI OIL—II parreete am tram &Wei of et Wale.pq atrourther weak Mgr, elegem It true stud and eed umbel it beeeeltellp oeft, sad tr ust Ita marmites la ewes d beldam le prow =seller lee to I b* Vega d ineken. las Dew{ ski Nremobodies. ft Y Neelleag Is No olleauleti.• openelok vast eipselelly nearby. ao tombs Ur We et a beentitei bead et Mk. Walk Ire beredoeike base Nee serrerp et = Ike awl Iho emereue geogioNetelo geoeleulp reeked el No NNW belt we mete proofs et rearlle. Pelee to. kg, fa. Ilk et Opel be leer week. and tie pre beagle. 011•WFAIII ke " BeorWele tikattorar Mg" odd .L fO. Hettgof week rod bp obeNtoge 111111 portmerro. O.IIIITION to MOTHERS. Mrs. JOHN .., Mal AirallCAN 110011111,141 SYRUP.-7W elkeeloth rear" Br ben la sieriel Yip eptiorde el tainy prim end hes presurvesl mailieer Whine whoa solorbe tram eeehillehe Web. Iron peleeid assittUda. As ewe am as Bynip le rubbed es Ile win ihe AIM ha be rellsweil. Ihe ems *heed. end the ISiwrYw meet It le as leaseeet se ellesidau, tending he Nada* On kWh win we, and le amt. art be ABA ha Pam MM Ile gmee be robbed with It. rerieht ahead be hey leellederM Sob kr Jeiroa's Americo &haft Ore& and be NNW OM lie ammo •I BA ItCLA I' and SOU 11 Per lamas ;le When Kra Mersa ha Ihe MCir lit e ea the limp elated le era beetle. Me fs. Pr NORWICI MUSICAL FESTIVAL .—NORWICR, S►TrR- DiaT SYRSDIO.—A fancy dress ball, attended by about 400 ladies and gentlemen, brought this festival to a elms be tween three and four o'clock this morning. Weippert's band att mided, and the evening posed off very agreeably. Among those present were the Dui of Stradhroke, Lord ffendea, Lord Stafford, Sir W. Russell, M.P., Mr. Warner, M.P., and members of most of the leediag load families. The financial result of the festival is extremely satisfactory. A return, compiled from reliable sources el informatics, shows the total attendance to have been 7,541, and the receipts 4,4561. To this Inset be added about 300/. for ball tickets, and upwards of 100/. derived from the sale of boob of the meads," so that the total receipts may be estimated at goat 4,800/. The expenditure at the last (marvel was MM., bat the engagement of Tlliens, and alms Reeve; ea the present occasion, will probably comothot total to be azatodott mow. A fair prod( is, how ever, owtioiiotod. LORD BROUORAN AND TX! 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