The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-07 00:00:00

. c . • 7 : 1 4 -),/ - -7 - - ~f~ "~ ry~'~. (Stamped, id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE 'o. 4,624.] TE R NATION AL EXHIBITION, 1 si;2. A. At a PRELIMINARY MERTINti of Isitentin2 Metro politan Cshihitors, hell at the Manaion.hutwe on TI E.NDA I", the 2stll nit on the invitation of the Right Ilno..nnible the IA IR ff %I Vo Kt... Well, the following Resolutions werr submitted uel ii\2o , • 41 to Iltnll. eon. : Me day. le temp. Om price 4e. ed.. 'BABY BIANCA: A Veuestian Story. Ey Yr& Velmore. Lead= : Parker, eems, sod Bourn. Wed Strand. NAVAL AND MILITARY. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE SZLLING STAKES of 3 sovs. each, with 20 added ; optional selling weights. Half a nule. Mr. Gulllver's Sloth, by idle Soy, 3 yrs, 7st Mb (wt.) _ BEVERLEY RACES. -WIDNVIDAY. DEVITT MI H OREN A l'$TE ALIAN LINE .4 rtekt:r Al.E.1.11141: ler«. t ham • red pol o ' ter. en,.• r0w.4.4 , 1 anol Itesr immediate 4etestdt`. the LeAteeti,.: Itritets ••.r. Elll N 111111.1:. .t. Regteler Sit tt v. Et fit I: hi RN. Comum 1..)1ng ix the I. L. Tfit. 5.... 11. rsptr.al) lilt, .1 the tre.le. YJ he. A ..• 1..1, a et. tire rut.' 00000 104AtiOIR mhin - ► or rm. .1 Intel.* ..r .1.14 y W Mr. 1. All. 1.1.4 I :ell • 1.6. r L. 1.0t.,A ITT hoe 114.101414. 141111 r, Nn. 1. MESSItX. MOSEY WIORAM and SONS' (of 1141 , 1. 1,11.1.41 I.ll\k PACKET SMITS 11 AI .4 TR‘LI t.—ynr 1 11'.1.111WRIIK. Port Wert Ole leave is, tin Km. %1 . , *loth of Jm.% .411111,4 at ruissatle, the spirio4i.l Hipp% r ship k VAT. I,OU urtts n-tistwr, M. T. 1)1:,2 hi Use Last lu.lla hcks. This ship teist ose 4 ". 1 .1 an 4 `sm. relishrMsid Isar , t l. .rh.l• . ,i4stichs, Auff..lk. Yorkshire. • 41.41 i, 1 its. siol .4k r fast, us4l-knoitir• bolit an.l tilt.4lrsply4sly thr t.. trtita 11. r is,• , 4l.ll.•lat•nts &if all rl;,..rs 1 pass.igrrs o.•urpas.4l. eel Wm- •1l rarry MI f 1...• Yaw 5P1 4 1 L. and Monti:AN, •itk Mews, 11“4,.. 1-zroso ant &ma. I I,444llhall•strevl rossiserri 1 1.7 this ) .4 tors kris are emir% fn .m Poddlickik rtfiroth first CIA.. t o t semesl4lasis tarts, marl seeoail.elass thlTsCelasi lama WE.!KLY 'MEAN! coMMUNICATION to o took.- Th.. % I:11 , 4101. KW TOM. and TIIILIIOI.LPHIA +TKASI +IIIP t+ I IIPANY lifted Iktipaidieg v. ' , Ir+r. +. ft...warn Al f>tl slew swirwa *IOW. I....serre LV YIUV LI% 0.111+.)1. Pun !OM YOWL IC A S4IA 1 11 . , 1ne01e7. Jur 11. KIN* 1% ..IneeLty. June 11. Eld %NI OM 11. 11.1uvnlay hoe U. Angl ea ry •••2 1is rahla pob•or. 1%. 17 :urn-a.. ' fl :urn-a.. le the setele• Ib+1•11.• Vrlninl Plantar . • itninena. embed. Panrui.eve essmis And Me Wolin Ohms. urry notrunteennua to ma. Put /ribs, porliewleps arra" le WIW AM IN 11 IS. !r, Si tar drewl. 11-hurpoul . sr I+l Nol 11A4ILY. el. Ala: Wallawsinvi. G REAT EXCI 111 4 113% TI: 11%•1 8,1 LOW YARD wBl bom MoMmo w 1 9 M am. ww.l Mom Mle :maw es SATURDAY. Jar .1. 'monis as Jew II . and am Amp% monis/ ws Tboolsy. ono g 14. /OXPOILD (11i. St sal SC, 1M05. 11 7 ". . Warrick (Ms. IM sad ILL Memlsol Avon sol Istroombwm IS. awl WIMIMMS. mu.S. Wotomberl. 1.44.4. I.L awl Ts Wan"- owd .S. Simko col Penwskary(lTAssil I. owoMry. wol 111..4rr II 01. sod IS:. Ilibmlo4 WarriliggleS. Waselmilm ils. mad a REA? WESTERN RAILWAY. Ns (imp 4.4101% TItAINot. allO.llO • Innen Hsi, 5111nlen Fran hoslitr,ton at 'Ali Lea, an.l limiting at 10 50 as. en AATEKIOI 1 , J,laa tt, retnrulnit on the 11th oe !Ilk n.. 1 • Tne.miny. JUNI 11, fttaralog as the !7th .4 Jour. 1.. r oNIIOIIIII 11, hal ta. L. Illisbery 140 sent L•ontonnton end Wasokk Us. nod IC. Iltrath.nl on. Alas 4•4 Ittnninshant t 4.. awl On •1.:, W•ll6lllnvlch. We,l. sinburt. sad 11114.1 !la an.l 10s4. Weiverhimpten awl lan 41 . all shrennbery Ms. Id. anti 13n., nottnan resham, and r sirlusbosed. Ltforpxot Warrurtos. and Mawhowier 1/s. W 11a1. ri 'I A L NITCIL PELICAN LIFE NSURANCE OFFICE. Latal.ll,lloed in MI. 1.41.1."1-str‘vt. Le ..ad W. Marta( eras, S. W. felevles C. Coops. lee Lioeske Holland. Isl. weblow.etas. D,C.L, William Joao Lanceater,les Jabs Wei& gni. John I s Seq., VAL& Jr A fame's. 11k0u,711.D .F. LA. lictitamin %am. Itna Aleard H Anklet. Pea.. laq. Ilattbne Whiti &whom Ilmlesous sos tal.P. N putl .. P. Tir Alt nevretary Actuary. 80% I 4 —All Polletes effected the Actors Bestow and existing •-it the Ins Judi • 111 part'. watt le timeliest divisloe et ;Tao. mnpet be mob of them o have not time bees le tome In lye ',as being molianed until the completion of that pe6.l Uhl Not Life Islefeele le someone reeessioe slob epos odor ept•ronc.l nomitity in as extols nab IJIe AlBll2llooe. pantpectraca. faineant prop end, spply at the LOPS, as Wove, oe to any of the Owosso, • %seta CTADVANCES MADE, without delay by LONDON v MEN? COMPANY (Lbalte, , asidepoelt of deeds, bine ef ea= or other ap. =r u n aspeyahle by es= treatment Nimbus dim' • per =at. es all amounts above SA Capital. &MA= biro = Ele aud LS pad Prospectus= and tones se= bee igillistica. ANDREW lAMBS LOST. Mare= Director. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN meats a large pint of Twat with h awes handful ef cads The sada' is harness/ . Use swat is beautifully roasted la mu p.m and all the srary and uutritiuus properties Maimed. Tit.. N It These surpming elects are produced by scion. tte coscestratlnii of hest. la ARD M'S POTATO STEAMER ; an infal- Ai Mkt method of cooking Ude favourite vegetable la parfee tka. Price vie_ Ts. Re. B ARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SITTER, warranted to save one tun of coals la three. Moe lit ad. lets ram) ARLOWII PATENT CASK STAND. No onni, co sediment disturbed Ic WU repo Ye Miss yet la • isostle. Peer sad BaiRLOW'S SELF-ACTINTIPHON TAP. No end peg required . mo sore dal bear er sear visa Privet al ditto 'teem plated. la. —Aggigy direct to JAMB iIaJLIAIW. patentee. It. Ems Williamratreek Maasionhowee. are ad hill MMe and edam., Is on every arta& : all others me lealtetkues. Tozar lugs antler Established MO. (lOALS by Screw Steamer and Railway.— ilibltry and It Ina...land root Depota.—LSA u 1 Ws Dowd SUMMER PRICE for Retina and Luebke Wallies& the MI bow owl. .bnnt tram the °WWII, by semi loalepooL bold ma. ID, INLAND—by RAIL. Yoko% NIA and 20s. Ow Crook INK and Mo.; Ilb Illewley. 17a 0.1. por loo—oa{ Rai Delay wed. So mg pert of Landow AU orders le be lemmata le bah arl ,041. aira North Looks Isllway MINIRRL blolliblea or N.IL No oiosto employed. LOCK-STITCH SICWDICI MACHINES, by W " Moder awl Wilma" lam^ aillt MaNatac- Was .-4111 bas sad Male Word-streak labbb.—easso Oneysby nsol.al far their abapedly, Sao mechanism, *Wm of mob, sad Itabb. spend. basaty aad durability al aigu sams treirsmed. Th,y htra him ha re slielosay led larir quAlitirs affil eve ameba saileadion. =ftworle• hale fut . slussestle perpesek awl an lei profitable us tho workshop. Daiaylptive pasobisla park. le PTURE B.—Tbs PATENT SELF ADIVIITINI GERMAN TRV edits. ellastselly ree.esternded by the twill. he the ewe =terirr :lin. ibr nervram7 gritty st• geed Has Is as MOO esiettespp.war. with.sut momMeiNeri pramn es the pis •Seeted. tisk\ de.IN r obJecS Y Yams AiWid la • erste museeesered with *tram spiral eprlages or psi 01 Qty PlectAilly, W. SIR RESTORED, Preserved, and Beautified ar sae ei itiowtaNtis macama a OIL—TMs ek e.. T u lt= Oil jirevents Its& fres halloo of or turning var. weak halt, Warm It front scarf and dandrlß, we WINO it beautifully seek pliable. sad glory. la the rrel Medusa the Ward. aid illosetacblee, It la wtalliug letliardellv• operation. Tr &deism. It la all mom needed, as Wafts We beds d a beautiful heed of hair. while leheduillea We the of royalty. and the numerous Itsilusuisk iimislestly raeMM of its •01, err, Ward the hest WI OMNI peed Its usties.—Prics is rl, Ti Its &. and 311. per Mottle. Autsun —AA' for WIWI' mei Maresearthr Sold at 20, ilattou garden, and by perfumers. -Num cane d ankkaese aud ague zttlb WATEIbe gI'ININZ WINE, issorameoded by De. mina sad dm, Vedb...l Pogfooks.—Pespieed solely by I. WATILA. 2 Warliterione, t oonnoolitlik landoo Sold by al /mem double. anti trine merrbools.a~ b dosed Vflassolo APIS& Low* Webb. 00l g wormier. ANIVER FAILINO ItEMICDY. Oa 11011Tro RILIOL'S awl 11•611 PILLS. maws_ toy Morcortai I ogralloot bon tho r edp . of Ir=. vel to Mai lo.olooblo I. A sloe orollor from Mims sod lbw Oniiillikleill.m. 4•111•6 silelloom dlaiinew out mooll s of as a lIK Poo itool au Daily pin w i oil is a maw of lbo lbw an Only olcolkoft ill WWI oporolion sod Is the aiserelk. sMl mole OPPOIIe. poomeo mil stsooollion $l. whole torfflo umlas.—Ddd 141 W. iimihert, frog by moot ...PK Is. let sod ft ell. 110 ow Io oak lise Dr. Swig= wi lbw DWG Ilke smite low a opsfoo Wen poolool i zr "Inman ygibm,..D. joosp000rool," oulowod so fiko BUCHAN'S DOMESTIC I®ICINZB, Se wed; 'Eras oared ovary dosses. PATIIXT Wods TSD Y Q Al6s PILIJI seplatlas loafdledityled Cis Mond, Se.. la lid. >. as. rodIL visa - rums WWI OINTMIXT. lir en Ma afiglailli• CL TLI l aim a w e s. Is. add Pa N. CON TIDIVALTABLII awes. sow_ te-lovieplisllog_the ~.-"••••• did alsosalar vrealmad asla mem asiessom ' lona. else elesailit mad eramedie alrlseare. noel M aoism el . kidneys. aervess MAUL mod all t Mgthe maw hro d l i.elli4 4 oevlosied • =as. at. I Is., eit lees s. Us will advise tree so " assirs'a Odds for taLwit.. - err SOCKATS NA Q. n Ne•man swot. lot M., sod medlabies Sereaniod ea weogt M pose•olies ardor. To Ae hod of ail NtddMMt. Whole. soak larelay. TS, IseThat‘lowelligill • TT•mbel7, 44 1 L ~.r i larectsarayar.l , J. Now, U. Oslordolriet liseasy.ll2. ousidotrovt . butler. • Plisapide Mom ail Mot WIWI ' S ' . IS S'l s SArkk• : Mamba, 74 enserpagaft•it Pros& Itraa.L !Auden'. DR — . SW L— a IRIGHTS APHRODISION, the Pboe eherese Nerds, Teak —The aewly-Slorovered *ethical •emootatloa thrthalle oath quints*. Iron. lte.. the mod threthoes seneely for a/v . ...meek atheeee of the thews mil wrath. olth mug other disethether woken". Meth: Ila er brait ILL hoick., I. erne. Oa : sol s eareesailath Want bathe. aS. ohich thoseA I Lein AVMs: • K 110. hors Cthreteyard teretee. 811. thothellthth refothr. Ith. Mftot; Othord-ththl; • 4 . ClMPide 111_ eoper ordear a Inas Lamina r-elitlthoths. .Oneethareithesse: Per* alma ; ehethesele.n.aw the worth ---- 10ZZAIP8 COPARINE. or Par Soorhorsiod said U Raba oftwoisirot Idis Parts sad Lodes t▪ "`""lsiiod tho boil raggedy for ohm& dlomos.— 000 t of X.". C. tow A 0000 tarwardsd sa tar ▪ K. a Guam JoinUro. From* Lamolos ; 11. /boo Ol Quotio. Ms; awl Os piloted "" will s• brio* IL sd Id. Missed lo •Ir Taos. M tarn% tV awn . Inact . seeolided / Mr. 11Crer. Mtuars. Hunt Will Itos l / 4 ell. Thal In ordcr to Prs de • full representation in f o r Ititerna• limal bizhlldthnt of the present state of the numerous otetropo. titan Industries, which are detailed In the lints publlvheil by her Msicstv's cot:ll...ow:en. to allot 1.11.111.1 tletrvipolitun RchiLliors, a n d ,anerally 1.. ads lar her MajestY•C..sitiniaalonent it Is tap. .brut that InteemlingeshliStory MIMI themselves halo tnule I . ..tinnot tees for each of Ha chores and eubelasaes of the Kshlloition nut already awaited to soy national committee. tad. I/opus's! by Mr P 011.111 A X. Secooded by Mr. itharniaralet That In fatilltate lAtsilmAS oath trade committee elect • sub. cisenottee ref asanagem, nt to coastd of three persons. 3nl. Peopneell by Mr. CRAM; seconded by Mr. H remit: That the light ilonourahle the. tont Mayor be requested to allow a general wells,: of the exhibitors to be held at thu Man sion home. vin en convenient to Ms lordship. and that the At cirt) , of Arts he requested to allow the use of the Great Room In the Aoklphi for the mottles of the trade committee:. 4th. Proposed by Mr. Ita LA act seconded by Mr. Voupoirm That the best thanks of this meeting le Oven to the Right liats.usal.k. the laird Mayor for the use of the Mansionaouse on IMt ocraelon. and for the ability with whl. h he has presided set le ilk. Cole for the valuable advice in. has rendered to this sesetlai ASTLEY'S. THIS EVENlNG—Production or the mod epeeist+. ertth New Scenery. Dreams, kc.. of SIAZILITA. *immune , * by Mr. Ann Holloway and • most powerful Dramatic Company To ag followed by sCIFAIPt IN THll (. llD'ltr. The kneltJ Warr'en. Concludihe with a mak ballot Mew • GRAND FANCY BAZAAR, FRENCH 1118A.4.4y, ALBERT GATE ilorilk TO3IOI/11oW. RSMpast t, under thr Patronage of her Majesty Dayton of the Treneh. foe the RILMEVIT of the VIOSNCII eII.UUTAID.II XernelAllirh. The Sale of (Alerts will be enotlesod Toulon?". , iriturday;, when a tionniLs will be held lir tie distribution of the imperial presents and other most emlly Make. Doors open at Ilattpaat 2. Adatainou la MADAME TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION (oda -35 ;raisin Baker Attest —CONTINUATION of KAMA ANIMISM KlNOW—Livrani I , surnemed Lnennhante, in the magnincenn firmer of the poloA, 1172 , also Henry 111 . In the spletnikl eneheine al she time, studied fn.= old tog lioh manuscripts. —Upon trim 11 *AL WI 10 poi Adoilllauer, IL . extra room. lid. azDocnos OF TI! WIN! DUTIES. EIIROPIAN sad COLONIAL MINI COMPANY, Loudon, s. W . lietablistsed Mil forth simply of pore Wham of the highest chamfer at ,if Y Meet >M per amt. ROYAL VIrTORIA 14REART. V. per down. 'The Awl. lard od Raadleace. sr UNDID OLD PORT s7. per dozen. ties ;molls Ow wood.) Epere►2 Champagne, no. par llama Cognac Brandy, 454. and dnien a per dozen. St. Julien Claret. 20a. and 261. Thud Schiedam Holland,. 366. per duns. pee ease. RECELLENT DINNER MORRIS' OLD PORT PROM THR WOOD Bottles 11n11 packages Included Terms sash. Vi .Y ?On and 244 per dozen. 2as. and 30s. I Nla dozen r►aa tarring, free. "M. Bulb TIPPING, liusager. GOLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON and 11100D131 Na to call the attention of the politic to the PUSII of INVOICI which they deliver with Gold Guard Chaim parelasog at their manufactory : d. To wertamaillp_of pattern chain, 14 inches long To !la, oral ye; weighing og cleft. gro, LI So. •id For 0110 Cc, Mint price Total rpon thls system the QUALITY. WEIOIIT. sod VALVE of the gold are eirtiged, and guaranteed to the purchaser. Wather- Moo aad Broaden looking for a fair remuneration on the work. manslup only, which la charged according to the intricacy or sim pliciy of the WATHE t RATuIt gm! ISKIXIDEV. Goldsmith' —Mannfactowy. Lz . z ea riett&s, Ire I, Covent-garden, London, W.C. YAW A. e. ITN. Assays has& at Claim and Jewellery for Is. each. —N. B. Thl. NUM Lohman{ dans at SU In the evening. sad am hatardays a& Ow& HAMILTON and KIMPTON, Tailors. 0111111311111.1 e who require GOOD sad IA3IIIO.74AbLIt DUNA cakehowead as the best atatertab anal lablat Wyk. A WALT ROM isf Walking. Lawaglag, and Overcoats awns se haat Se. Hi, STRAND, °proem =MA HALL ME. NILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) szw SPRING MID SUMMER STOCK for Um Warldiamed Acotch ANOOLA l TKOUSIMS, b sow rapists moil needy for inaportloa. Thaso Trouser. were iirli;iitato4 by Whosely address la 73, ft Ito /K REST II A VKU SQUARE. gal who to ad osamocteil with any person imitating mei adirog- Using am hie name. 11:STABLISIIKO loth YLKIWARY. 1811. "A 8 C 0 T."—Special Preparations have been sada by L WIRD and A fnr Ascot Race% the wet noticeable beth a LIGHT, ELHOANT COAT. to be wore with the &wt. wltbont soother, amid win not 'bow or be Wand by X 8080 aad SOL TAi 1.416.4, ilostEßN, BOOT MANUFACTURER:4. and OKSEBAL O 6 TY! ITEB9. Carew of Insartre and Aldgaie. Bev Oderd4areet, corner of Bart-dreet. Omar of Toliesham-court.road and Eastaa-read. COUNTRY BRANCIILS. IlhaMsil sad Bradford. Yorkshire. SOAP, SODA, STARCH, BUIS, Black Load, and other Guitars. Mustard. Pepper. vinegar, and 4:4bobil requilte. of the boat quality and lowest price for au& et FOX UUTH'S 011 sod Italian Warehouse, Pal. Strand, W.C. Lela trio by pool 5.3 orders carriage tree to say rauwse swum Tq LONDINI3 TERRIFIC ASCENT at the CRYSTAL PAI4CR.-71se ILLUST RATID nun of TOMORROW Jae a, will contain a Faithful Representation of thy. &rill trent, together with • Portrait of Illonslin, from • : also Engravings of the Opening of the New thir ster of the Royal Horticultural Society by the More Contort, Prism of Wales. As, with several Views of the O'Neal', Arcades. mod Olgantle Conservator,.—Prime of the "Illustrated Times," lad. ; or free by poet, Mar scamps. two co**, seven storage.— Mee, • C.athertnestreet. Strand, W.C. I. Numbers Weekly, printed In a cleat bold type, on Imp folio, tine paper, with splendid Illustrations and a Coloured Mature, H price floe Peony. NO.. I null r reedy, OURS AT HOME : an thustrated Magazine et amummen andfor Children. - . A t Ins t ruction ... . Lemke : (bw Vickers, Anost-court, Stessiti. dg ; I m ic e velem" prise in ed., ormusental hoards, with -See rfehlpatioareal Lamm Ingn from Design. by rim and One liondred other Ithistrations, forming the meet need end enevaing collection ever primed. GRIM IC'S GOBLIN S. bad..: Geary Vickers, Angel-court, Krim& CONFESSIINS of s HORSE COPER, 17 SALLILULOS ; cootahliva the most curious Revelagiona iielf•-ohaling. Every move and dodge Is told. Price U. ed. George Vickers. Angel-coort, Strand. 1 1221 7 week Obi Penal, T.eice Paare, crown imperial folk) . a whole pyre Picture, eaparbly meowed in the nrst t)le of art, liven with ever) alteraoto ,umber: saagnificeut Illustratknw every week. from MOW designs ',located uprowly for this work . Noe. 1 and 2 and THE BATTLE and the BREEZE ; being Peados et Adveatare by Lend and era. Leedom: Worse Vkdrare, Asigebouart, Strand. In appropriate Illustrated Ceram at the uniform price of each, IDISP EN S ABLE HANDY BOOKS, popularly .1. design. 41 ae Practical Guides an all eabieeta of universal Interest and raefulnein. Contributed by lb@ beet autism I. MAaINK buTA N . 11. Fain sad NM= Now reedy. London . w ard and Lock 1111. llealretreat. 1il• day, mat pieta la one vol., ark* casensatal boards. PRAiRis FL OWx R. By Oman Antal& This week wpm. In deep ateretWag Interest any et the waaderial taloa of ladlas Ufa and adatatare that hare resulted tam Um prattle pea of 11a taint popular mbar. Ward sad Luck. las. 11•4446 net. OIL CURTIS OK 1111/11f01.11Nret, GIN UAL DENIM TV. du just published, ries boos the Avast for 12 ps, AMEDICAL A Y ou this CAUSE a n CURE d PIEILIIII.IIII DECLINE b KAN, With plain throttler kw PROM esslonitlan to health a.d threat the remit et toutity-lut Inert successful predate in the treatment of those wit server as sogalred diseases bids tend to embitter sod dime= Ws. DI Lw. J. (VIM tn. Allseasariwetreet. fl tuadou ronsultatloaa, 10 till & and Ito & . 1 Ire feel us hesitation In saying thereto no me:111.mo( society by whom the boot will not he toted meld—whether sae& pima toad the relation of a parent. preceptor, r dergynia." —ea Lira..: : MASA. r, Conshill awl J. Allem. U. Wirwitik-Wift ADMIRALTY, JUNE 6.—APPoirrmENTs. —Lieu tenants A. It. Gordon, to the Revenge ; W. D. D. Selby, to the Marlborough ; and C. A. Wells, to the Dragon. Amistant•Surgeon A. King, to the Isis. Paymaster R. W. Y. Jones, to the Dragon ; T. W. Name, to be additional to the Castor ; and H. J. Kelly, to the Cantor, for service in the Daedalus. Master's-Anistant C. H. Monosson, to the Dragon. Assiataut.Paynnantor J. Rivera, to the Wellesley. Acting Milstein-Surgeon J. Parker, to be additional to the Narcissus. Naval Catieta : C. W. Herbert, to the Nile ; and C. C. Gardner, to the Dooega The undermentioned gentlemen have been nominated to naval cadetehipa :—Masers. H. Williamson, H. H. Hughes, W. W. Arthur, Lord A. C. G. Lennox. the Hou. R. Turnout, C. L Cumberland, E. W. Hodgkin:ion, G. J. Rower, A. Cook, H. G. Ratcliffe, C. R. Craigie, W. L. H. Browne, A. R. H. M. Maxwell, 'W. A. Kingecote, and G. S. DerereD. PORTSMOUTH, JOVE & The port division of the Channel squadron, con sisting of the Edgar, 91, screw, Captain G. P. Mends, bear. ing the flag of Rear-Admiral Erskine ; the Donegal, 101, across, Captain Sherard Osborne ; the Hero, 91, screw, A. P. Ryder ; and the Traf a l gar , 91, screw, Captaii; C i.r a Dickaon, got under weigh this morning, and left Spit. head tinder canvass for the. westward. The Diadem, 32, screw frigate, also belonging to the Channel squadron, re mate at her anchorage. . Oren* have bees received for the ennvenion of the Royal Alfred, 'JI, into an iron-plated frigate. THE DISPUTE IN THE BUILDING TRADE. . . A crowded meeting of operative plasterers was held last evening, at the Pianoforte Makers'-haR, Castle street, Orford-street, Mr. Corte in the chair, to onside! their present position, and determine on thei r futtue course of proceedings. The CHAIRMAN said the meeting was called with the in tention of putting an end at once, if pendia* to the state of uncertainty exi s tin g i n th e track. He would therefore call on the general secretary to read a resolution agreed upon at a united delegate meeting of carpenters, pointers, awl plasterers, awl take the opinion of the meeting upon it. Mr. Wheeler, the secretary, then read th e r eso l u ti on , as follows :—" "Th a t if the carpenters and painters will mike up not less than two-thirds of the weekly expenditure, the plasterers will recommend the plan proposed to the trade—namely, to call the whole of the plasterers out from those firma where the hour system is introduced. The plasterers to regulate the payment of the men as they may deem best. That no compromise be accepted without the consent of the three trades, and that an equal number of each trade be elected to form a corn minim to conduct the affair." Mr. Nicas explained the ob. lects to be attained by the above resolution, and entered into calculations as to the amount of money that would be required to carry it into operation. He concluded by pro li posing the resolution for the adoption of the meeting. Mr. Osborne seconded the motion, and thought that with their present organisation they would have but little difficulty in raising the 300/, per week that would be required. M r . Red diog, a member of theAntietrike Society, opposed the motion. Several amendments were proposed and spoken to by Messrs. Snelling, Couldrich, Jarvis, Dowling, and others, and, on being put to the meeting, were negatived, and the original resolution carried by an overwhelming majority. The effect of this resolution will be, should it receive the exaction of the united delegate meeting, to bs held this evening, that all the plasterers now working for firms where the hour system is introduced will be called out and placed on the strike fund. The foUowing copy of the reply sent by Messrs. Jackson and Shaw to the secretary of the masons is inserted at the request that firm " Earl-street, Westminster, May 31. —Sir,—We beg to acknowledge receipt of yours at the 29th bet., with copy of resolution, &c. In answer we would suggest that we have had nothing whatever to do with any alitation on one side or the other. A deputation from our carpenters waited upon us a few days ago to inquire if it was our intention to adopt the system of payment by th e bony. Our answer was to the effect that we should not do so unless requested by a majority of our men. We may add that we have no wish in any way to alter the present rules of the bade, and moreover that if we had any such wish we feel sure say decision we might come to would, owing to the comparatively small number of men we employ, teed in no way to the settlement of the dispute.—We remain, &c., kmar e n and Stitw.-11L im Lbarle. Hewett, Secretary, Ares, &wake* IP Tlit Krenana-uvolv.Huu. STAKE.; of 5 Nom each, with 25 added 2-yr-okla, bet 12Ib ; three, la 121 b ; four, 94; five, 9. lib; and aged, 94 71b ; mares and geldings allowed 31b. Time-marten of a mile. Mr. Thomas's Adventtsrer, yrs (Doyle) 1 Mr. Days Flotilla, i yis (J. Snowden) 2 Mr. Cappe's Corona, 4 yrs (Poster) 3 ' The following ohm ran :—Rapperee (W 1111451411, Daaliar stone filly (Aroott), Donna Canoe (Bu c k), Royal Day (Hibbard), and Helena (Challoner). Betting : sto 2 apt Helene; 4to I esck set Comas and Adventurer, and 6to 1 apt any other offered. Won by four lengths; a head between the sewed and Quid. Tan BISHOP BOSTON Sr %ICES of 5 nova. escb, oich 100 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bst ilb ; tlllin and geldings, Nat3lb. T.Y.C. Mr. liswkes' The Marquis, by Stockwell (Custancc; 1 Mr. Gordon's Johnny Armstrong (Snowden) 11r. Seott's Trust ,Gran) . The following also ran :—Zetland (Osborne), Rued of 'Baby (Bwainson), I by bugarplum oat of Scene de Charity (Oballoner). Betting: Even on Marquis, 4 to 1 apt any other. Won by a length and a half ; a bed third. THE LONDEalluitOUUll BILLLINU BMW (handicap) of 3 mom. each, with 30 added. T.Y.C. (7 subs.) Lord baby's c by West Puritan's, oat cd Caricature, yrs, thit 71b (Doyle 1 Mr. Harland's Lascalla, yrs, 7i Mb (J. Snowden) 2 Mr. Over*. I by Teddbigtoa; dms. ;by 313 Tattoo Sykes, cast 710 " M Osborne) 3 cosboras's Dubious, 3 Ds, 7st 710 (Chalk-mei.) 4 Betting : 6 to 4 apt Dubious, 3 to 1 agut Caricature colt, 4to 1 apt Lancelin. Woo by two lengths ; half a length between the second and third. The winner was sold for 36 gainer. Ten Etiviaisr Cur, of 100movs. in specie, added to a handicap stakes of 10 moves each, 5 ft, and only 3 if declared ; the second to save his stake. One mile and a half. (31 subs, 19 of whom declared.) Mr. Whittaker's Dogwood, by Bandy, 4 yrs, Bst Sib (Mallow) 1 Mr. Wright's Sling.by, 4 yrs, Bst (Costume) 2 Sir. Price's Biddy Nutt; 3 yrs, 7st lib (Doyle) 3 The following also no :—Flash-in-tbe•Pan, 5 yrs, Sit 121 b (Smolt) ; Cambondo, 4 yrs, list (Mr. Thompson) ; Calitaa, 3 yrs. 7st 6lb (J. Snowden) ; Sacerslos, 3 pa, 7st 41b. Betting: 3 to 1 apt Desmood, 7 to 2 asst Slingsby, 4 to 1 each apt Carnloodn, Sacerdos, and Ylash4e-the-I'an. Woo bytwo lengths ; the same between the mooed and third. Tim Drumm° &Aims, of 5 moms. each, with I/ added. T. Y. C. bir.jeckson's Mae Pennell, by Newminster (J. Snowden) 1 Mr. Thompsons retouch (Mr. Thompson) The following eleo ma :—Opt. Crow (CUHoner), }tagged tea (Foster). Comet (Hibbard). . _ . . . Batting : 2to 1 each eget lain Pennell and Proaack, 4 to 1 apt any other. Won hy a neck, the sermid beating the third by WI a length. The winner was bought in for 45 guineas. THE GITEITTOEIt PLATE, of 50 son. in specie, added to a handicap stakes of 5 mom each, 2 ft, the weed to receive 10 soya. out of the Makes. One mile. (14 Dabs./ Mr. Layborne's Peggy Taft, by Vatican, 6 yes, 7st (Noble) 1 Mr. Capper Carona, 4 yes, get 71b (Foster) 2 Mr. Jonen's Charing Cross, 3 Yrs, est 21b titackl The following also ran ..Helentra, 3 yra, tst 2)b (Whiteley) ; Millionaire, 4 yrs, let (Hibbard) ; Weasel, 5 yrs. 'let (Auckland) ; Brownie, 3 yes, 7st (Oran) ; Tresillian, 3 yrs, tat 121 b (Doyle). Betting : 3 to I each eget Charing Cross and Tresillian, 4to 1 agst Millionaire, 6to 1 agat any other. Won by two lengths. CHELMSFORD RACES.-THURSDAY. Tax Comings Hawpioar of 10 nova each, with 50 added for 2.yrwlds ; wianara extra. Three•quartara of • mile. Mr. Mundy's Liberality. by Hospltalfty,744lb (0 rimibaw) 1 Mr. Angers's Night lave!, Yet (J. Dsky) 2 Mr. Meeting's by Rataplaa r — —Puny (Worribam) 3 Mr. nutter'. lialableton IA" let 111 b (carries 134 t (Witblegton) 4 Betting : 5 to 4 on Liberality, 7 to 4 apt The Panay co l sto 1 apt each of the other two. Hambletou Lees jum off with a good lead, baring the favourite next. ter rounding the bottom turn, Liberality took the lead, and Hambleton Lau fell back. The favourite after this came away, sad won by four lengths, Night Revel beating The Fanny oolt for second place by three lengths. liumbleton Lass bm.ten off. Tar Town Putt's of 50 sore. for 3-yr-olds Kul upwards ; winners extra. One mile. . _ Mr. G. PallcU's Monttem (Cremirell) 1 , 3 yrs, 7st 121 b (hit) a. smiler) it Mr. Hudson's Montebello, yra Set Ithi (Mktg ley) 3 Mr. T. Utirrems'a Joy, 3 yrs, 7,a vit. 19 (Pennon) 0 Betting : 7to 4 on Montebello, 3to 1 apt Sloth. Sloth made all the running, and wee easily by a ( ma th ; a l eng th and a half between th e secon d an d third. joy pulled up soon after starting . The winne r w as bought in for 42 ga. THE BERitußilig STAKES of 100 sous., added to a sweep stakes of 15 sows. each, 7 ft, and one only if declares' winners extra. Two miles an d a distance . (34 subs, 23 of whom pay I so,. ft.) Mr. J. Dawson's sharpshooter, by Rifleman ( , 3 yrs, 7 , st W Mr. S. Jacob.' Ipswich, 4 yrs, 7.t. bib ....(W . J heatley ohnoon I I Mr. J. Smith's Sycophant, 3 yrs, roa Jamhourn. Mr. T. Stevens'. Timandra, 5 yrs, 8.4 mu) .. pin e 0 Mr. Oulliver's Sunflower. S yrs, 5.t 13th . A 0 Betting: 6 to 4 agst Sharpshooter, 3 to 1 agst Sunflower, 7to 2 apt Ipswich, sto 1 apt Timandra. The favourite made play at a tremendous puce, and had a long lead as they went up the far side, Ipswich lying off till they approached the last turn, where he got up to Sharpshooter. The latter, however ? appeared to have all the best of it, but the judge decided it a dad heat. Sycophant was third, beaten a long way, and the others pulled up. An objection against Sharp shooter on the ground of a cross was overruled. Deciding heat : 6to 4 on Sharpshooter, who made all the running, and won by a length and a half. TEI CRAY= Bums (free handicap) of 5 nova. each, with 30 added; winners extra. One mile and a distance. Mr. J. Clark's Dotteftil, by Wild Dowell, I yrs. 0410 lb (Cameo) I Mr. Burrowers Nimrod, 5 yrs, Bet 71b (Ducker) I Mr. Care. Ready M•l'hersou. 4 Yrs, 7 st 121 b (Dots) S Betting : 5 to 4 on Nimrod, who made play with a lon lead to the home tore, where the other pair pot nearer, but Sandy running out, the issue was left t o Ni mro d an d Dot terell, a close race ending in favour of Dotterel! by a head ; a bad third. Tac CRILTOS PLATE of 20•OVIL, added to a sweepetaluts of 3 son. each ; oMional selling weights. Half a mile. Mr. arayters Oauntlet, by Storm, am. 7,!t nth 'fa/ _ Mr. Bimon's t by Teddiugton—Rhedycina, 3 yrs, 54 121 b Dsie7) 1 Ik.Ylimigiettills. 4 yrs. est • li. alma, Mr. Matters °swan, 6 yrs, 7st alb (teats') 3 Betting : 5t04 on olio, 6 to 4 eget The Bledymna f. Gargrave made the running past the halY-Mil hsi z e rst, where thefavourite and Rhedycine 61Iy both hhn, and the two csme on side by side up to the distance, where the favourite was beaten, and The Rhedycina filly won easily by two leugths. Gargrave was a bail third. _ _ bO ure9 1 Yr. W. Webb's Jessie Brown, 3 yin, 7st Bib (l o t) :Pearson, 2 Pallett's lady Hinton, 3 Ira, nst 13Th 0044 ..(Canzeb) Mr. Cove:l4,les c by Newtuinster—Mogulltian, S yes, tat Slb (COL) (Sightingall, 4 Betting : 6 to 4 on Gauntlet, 3 to I apt the lifogulistan colt. Lady Hinton made the running to the turn for home, when she was weed by Gauntlet and Jessie Brown, the former winning by a length and a half ; two lengths be tween the second and third, bad fourth. The winner was not claimed. Tat LAMES' PLATE of GO son. ; winners extra. Three quartni of • mile. Mr. Gallivan Necromancer, by AMA.love, 3 yrs, Sat Sib (Cromwell) 1 Mr. Fltshusies Shepherdess. 9 yrs, 749 Sib (Pasco) 2 Mrs. Ostiahleston's Meld of Peru. 3 yrs. Sit 10lb Watts) 3 Mr. J. Dawson's Confenon. 3 Yrs. Ist Sib •• • • iWhealiel 0 J. MA's Dotterel) 3PM 74 61b (in. 71b ex.) (Canno n) 0 Betting : 6 to 4 on Necromancer, 3 to 1 apt Maid of Peru. Shepherdess led to the distance, where the favourite got up and won easily by two lengths, a length end a half dividing Uslll second and third. The others finished class up. CRICKET. SURREY v. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Thu annual match wan commenced at the Oval Ground, 'Leamington, yesterday, and drew together a very large meamblass of spectators. The ground was in splendid order, sad the match excites considerable interest. The con test will be resumed this morning. At prompt the score stands minnows SIJILREY. E. Dowses, Eaq. , e Bras;ep ton, b Jackson T. Sewell, c and b Jackson C. 0. Lae, rue oat 0 G. Otll9tb, b Gru laq., ndy w scary's, c Ragg,b Jackson 3 Berbbiate, Eaq., b Grundy 3 11. IL Stephenson, C Tinley, Grundy 0 NOTTING] IFIMT I J. (bear, b Jackson on M. Matlock, b Jackson tt T. Lick sr, hot out 5l P. P. Miller, Esq., c Daft, b Tinley Lb 1 Tae 111. 4'B HALL STALES of 5 soya. each, with 25 added ; for 2.yr-old colts, 84 Tlb ; fillies, fist 41b. The WHIM:1'10 be sold for 50 sore. Half a mils. C. Brampton, c Catryn7l7 - Sewell 1. Chatterton, c Barbidge, b Seemll J. Grundy, c Stephenson, b Sewell R. Daft, c Cafiyn, b Miller J. JIICILIIOO, run out Total l6B WHIRL 67iiiT, not out 24 A. Clarke, b Sewell T. Davie, c Clew, b Miller lieu, not out 2l b3,1.b4.w2 9 Total 9d /LARYLBBONE CLUB AND QROUN4 v. VIZ BAR. Tliia - watch was playiir yolleAiiy at Lends, mact tarndaatod m favour et the by 16 rasa, it baits( oaly a ass day's match, sad ana innings each only being played. nw fallowing is Uw; wan : Edwards) 1 Mr. Fuller's at. Renard, eat 71b Mr. Reeves's Cupid, bst ne (Dales) I Betting : 7 to 4 on Misstire, 9 to 4 apt Bt. Bernard, S to 1 apt Cupid. Minnie was very fractious at the poet, and caused a long delay. When the three got off, Cupid went on in front, St. Bernard second, and the favourite last. At the distance Missfire showed at the fore, and Cupid falling luck lfwaltre nine on and won by three parts of a length ; St. Barnard Noting Cupid by a length and a half. Vbe winner was sot sold. Tits Quzzies PLATR of 100 guineas. Tbree-yr.olds, 7.1 101 b ; four, 9st ne ; five, lOst ; six and aged, lOst 21b. Two miles and a half. Y.C.C. AND GROUND. 0. Wells Hen. C. Canso& b Eden 4 C. H. Rills, Ran. hit wicket, b Whits T. Hearne li White • Lord A Paget b Hardin= N C. Rogers b White Yeas nnitth, Nig. c Francis, b Milts $ S. Taylor. ltaq run out te R. Forster, Esq. Captain Moore G. Banbury, Esq. R. Moneypeuny. FAti b Johnson 0 b 21,1.6 4, w 9 Meth Winos. Jed pabikhol, prieses. IS DiI!ILITY and IRRITAB ILITY AL sd THVIICAL . , Wooed by snammuffig : the Meets, and Linnet Treatment. Ng T. N. Timex, 17" Pr, plc ilia to the Meerut Peetellire laMeamierteme Trod. eat Institution, dr. to this age, when quackery Is rampant. and a/meet every medical work mum be deftly and narrowly scrullnleed ere an egialen can be prononeced upon It. It Is highly refreshing to meet with one that puts forth no pretensions, and yet le deserv ing ed the miry Memel commendations Dr. Yeoman is a pa. therm T. m —Weighty whe hat acquired an honourable name In his prelemlon." Uri= . post only. from the Author. St, 11,044 rage. Mr. SearceiLlicknow. by Surplice, arra 7st7lb (Ferdbas) 1 Mr. Angell's talpe, S yrs, ist bulb (Perry) 2 Mr. B. Lad's Yorkshire Grey, aged, Ma tlb .(Gammage) 3 I : 7 to 4 on Calps, 6 to l tech apt Yorkshire Greyrd Loeknow. Yorkshire Grey, having Lucknow second and the favourite last, made all the running for more than two miles, when Calpu came to the fore, the Grey falling back. The favourite coned on the running to the distance, where she appeared to be winning easy, but com pounding before the half distance was reached, she was headed by Lucknow, who went in an easy winner by three lengths ; Yorkshire Grey was last, beaten off. Tug MALDON Bracts of 5 sues, each, with 30 added, for 2 and 3.yr.olds ; penalties and allowances. Half a mile. Mr. Alexander's &ahem by Itoehester, 2 yrs, let lelb (40t.) (lr. French) 1 Roger's Night Revel, 2 yes, Set 71b (can. let _ tr 03) WWI Mr. 4 Yeady's Lord of the Tor. 3 yrs, Tit 413 ( (Ow (Orkeriaw) 3 GREAT Mr. G. Brown's Mermaid, 3 yrs, Tat 41b (40L) Mr. Blinds Maid of Honour, 3 yrs. Tat 414 (404) .. (Perry) 6 Betting: 6 to 4 on *aborts, 4 to 1 apt Night Revel. Maid of Honour, with Night Revel, Lord of the Tees, and Eleshorse, Mlle on to the half dietanee in the order given, where Night Revel took the lead, Beakorse lying clam up. Within a few strides of 113 me Seahorse got up to Night Revel, audio a fine finish the favourite won on the post by a head ; Lord of the Tees a bad third, Mermaid next, with Maid of Honour, beaten off, last. The winner was then put up by auction, and purchased by Mr. Mellon for 125 'guineas, and goes into Reeve's stable. Tag Cur BThicari of 50 mom. added ton handicap of 10 sovs. each, second to mare his stake. One mile and • half. (11 subs.) Mr. T. Hughes's Remunerator, by De Ruyter, 5 yrs, Bet 12th it/. Hughes? 1 Mr. R. Jacobs The Don, 4 ym, Bst 'P. Sharp) 2 Mr. B. Land's Cho ernook, 4 yrs, get 51b (Gammas; 3 The betting opened at 5 to 4 on The Doc, and closed at 6 to 4 apt him ; Remunerator " even betting ;” 3 to 1 opt Clovernook. Clovernook led to the half.mile post, where Remunerator passed him, and shortly afterwards The Don took seem,' place, but never got on even terms with Remu nerator, who won in a canter by four lengths ; Cluvernook beaten off. TN. SCURRY HANDICAP PLAT. of 301. for all agea. Half a mile. E n. VIII AWAY to IstNERVOUS SUFFIRERS. Dr. EMIR Ass Nil ashot s FARR =MON et Ids week. Ils PRIVATE NEDIC.AL PRILVD MS= se Ur Ilsatouses et Norms Doidlity, Imo of Mosoory. et plat. latatbsits &a, posAtos, es receipt of s eroded osselops. oaci sale i tv• psoloss sisew—Addross. Dr. SMITR, A Bartawassosel. Tsvirdsologemrs. MMus W.V. : 4i Ur. it/eveis Lord of the Tees by Lord of the Isles, $ Yrs. 7st 811) Mr. Flutter's Lady Derby. S yrs, Bat llb ..(Withlngton f 2 Lord fltaieford's Illbsere, !yrs, est 41b (Koper) S Mr. Cameron's Infanta, 4 yrs, est 10lb J. comer; 4 Mr. G. Brown's 3lermsid, 3 yrs, 7st Slb Mitchell) S Betting: 6to 4 no Lady Derby, 3to 1 agst Misfire, and sto I apt Infanta. Mermaid broke away several times and ran half the course ere she could be pulled up. In fanta sad Lady Derby took a clear lead to the distance, where Lord of the Tees and Misfire got up to lady Derby, Infanta at the same time falling hack. At the half dL• tans the three took close order, and opposite the enclosure they were all abreast. A fine nee, (tom this point was seen, resulting in a dead heat between Lady Derby and Lord of the Tees, Misfire beaten from the two by a head; Infanta fourth ; Mermaid beaten ott. Deciding Heat : 5 to 4 on Lady Derby. The non-fa favourite made all the running, and won by three lengths. Mine LANCASHIRE.—This Mire, who fell in the race for the Chelmsford Handicap, fractured her shoulder so badly that she was destroyed. NEU'S PA I'ER \ ~.. . . . . \ • '''''. • ' • 31 ), 14, " ~) ; i f. t.j..l.lthc Tur e ti j e VjtS ssanaka Cirrxirie4%, LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1861, (Stain, SPORTING INTL BEVERLEY RACES.—, 1111KwomPOn•ueok.Huid. STAKEI4 .5 2.5 added; 2•yr•okls, fist 121 b ; three, 7, 've, 94 51b ; six and aged, 94 71b ; ma. 'owed 31b. Three-aparters of a mile. 'e. Thomas's AdWenalunr, 3 yrs Day's Fl o tilla, 3 yrs 61 4 11 • , lappe's Corona, 4 yrs hollowing also ran :—Rapparee (Wilke . I • (Aroott), Done. Censer (Buck), Bore • and Helaine (Challoner), 6to 2 eget Holistic 4to 1 eack ap 1 • I err, and 6to 1 apt any other offers ‘; a bead between the secood and thii .. `II3TON STAKE); of 5 &ova each, al. ls ; colts, 84 71b ; fillies and gek In l ids, by Stockwell (Ctistance) Armstrong (Snowden) . ; loran 9 ] I :—Zetland (Osborne), Bob of Bak nlum oat of &ear de Charity 1 . •, 4 to 1 apt any other. Won s 'I/ bad. al. Nu; BY.COM (handicap) of 3 het .. O. (7 subs.) and / 't, see al Caricature, (Doyle ) 1 Tli • (J. Snowden) 2 with:, > i It Tilton Skes, ...: 43. Osb y orne) 3 Mr. J . (Challoner) 4 Mr. Bus dearicature colt, Mr. Cave ; halt a length Betting v i a sew /or lead to the i • Sandy runnier, added to a terell, a closet I 1 . &d are d ; a bad third. . . (31 sub, Tuz Cattrott of 3 sows. each ; t 'b Mr. E. krayleys G 1 ' i 2 Mr. W. Webb's Jessie 1 11r. Pallett's lady Mt I. i ; Mr. Coreriale's cb; Set Sib hot) Betting : 6 to 4 on Oa troll. Lady Hinton made here she was pseud by • ) I -Ger winning by a lengti n the secood and third, doled. %ADM' PLATE of 60 a. 4 a mile. "'ere yea romancer, by A his shepherdess. 3 yrs. i lon's Meld of Peril, 3 yi '5 Confession, 9 > rs, let *Well 3 Yrs, let Mb in on Necromancer, :1 6 the distance, where • •co lengths, a length , I The others finiebet, • • RICKET. "TINGHAMBHII commenced at 1 •, and drew beet "'he ground was it lerable interest. • At present t. . . Jackson b Jackson W. out .sq., c Daft, It 1 ...... , 162 ' i i • • 24 . T o et . 'i, I' •, • • I • ' i I l i % • re • 1 • • •,, • I • 1 • • • i • I • , • • I l i l• 1 t 1; • • .• t • ' 1 , . I 'or , • • '1 I ! 1 I I , 1. . 1 • • i • ' . ' ! • I ' I t 1 I ; . L I`~ TEE NEW MEAT MARKET. At a meeting of the Court of Common Council yesterday, Hr. H. L TATLOR, the chairman of the Market. Improve ment Committee, brought up a report in reference to the Metropolitan Meat Market and Newgate Market, which stated that the committee congratulated the mart upon the fact that the differences that had existed between the cor poration, the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's, and the salesmea and conies of property in Newgate Market, had all beau amicably settled, and that the bill for erecting the new market bad passed both houses of whiteout, and was now only awaiting the royal went to become law. The re port also stated that a clause bad been inserted in the bill authorising the raising of the rate of toll from 2a. 24d. to 3a. 4d. per ton, if, after a period of five you% It could be made out to the satisfaction of the Secretary of State that the lower rate of toll was not sufficient to compeneate the corporation for the amount of money invested and thee:- pelves incurred in the erection of the new market. It also appeared that the committee had boon in communication with the different railway companies, proposing to have stations in the neighbourhood of Farringdon and Victoria streets, and also with the improvement committee and the government, in reference to the projected street, sixty feet wide, to lead front the new market into Victorin-street, with a view, if possible, to alter the present dangerous declivity of Holborn-bill, and although nothing definitive bad yet been accomplished, it was hoped that this im portant object would ultimately be effected, and in the meantime the committee suggested that the court should still leave the matter in their hands. RAILWAY COMMITTEES. --•-- Yesterday, in the Lords' committees, the bill of the Barnsley Coal Railway for the farther development of the mineral resourccs of the South Yoekshire coal beds was passed, accompanied by clamies to enable the South Yorkshire Railway Company, and the trustees of the river Dun, to ester into arrangements for the working arid eat of the UDC The hill of the Lancashire and York shire way Company for placing Salford in direct com munication with thaw central station in Manchester, at a cost of 150,0001., was also approved of and pared. The bills of the Wycombe Railway Company's Extensions, Trent, Ascholme, and Grimsby Railway, Belfast and County Down Railway, South Yorkshire Railways Extension to Keadbv, Banbridge Railway Extension, .M.id•Wales Rail way, London acid North Western Company's Manchester Railroad Station, mod Llanidloes and Newtown Railway were antler consideration in Lord Redsedale's committee, for the insertion of clauses called for by various interests. Is the Commons' committees, the Cleveland Railway Compsny's bill, who propose to extend their line from Usiosburough to the River Tees, together with branches connected with that extension, at an esti mated coat of 120,0001., was passed ; and in the committee devoted to the troosideration of Irish rail way communication, the Kilkasay Junction Railway, for the construction of a new line between Abbeyleix and Mountrath, with a branch to the town of Roecres, at a cost of 100,0001., also passed muster. Mr. Slight, the secretary of the Brightca and South Coast Railway Company, was examined relative to the merit. of the Laadoe, Chatham, and Dover Railway Compaoy's deviations and extensions ; and the opposition to the case of the Sherborne Railway closed with the evidence of Mr. Fuller, land surveyor. Mr. Sheriff, and other merchants connected with the coal and iron districts, were examined on the Dudley and Clad. lay Railway project. The promotes' case fur the Swamies and Neath Railway was finished, and the opposition of con tending intereete taken ' • and Mr. Roach, the engineer of the Newcastle, Derwent, and Weardale, was examined at considerable length in that committee. CaLLN TO TIM BAP. --GILAT'a-INN, JlTllri 6. At a pension of the Honourable Society of Gray's.inn, holden this day, the undernamed gentlemen were called to the degree of barristeratlaw, viz. : Lawrence Counsel, Dal., of University College, London ; Palmer, Req., of the Universitr i caagow, G rf; Kydd, Esq.; William Brook • Stevens, Ilecuzi e d . William Henry Clark, Esq., former y of Queens' Cambridge, LL.D.—LINCOLN'S-INN, JUNE 6.—The under mentioned patlemen were this day called to the degree of barrister-atlaw by the Honourable Society of Lincoln's. inn, viz. : Oeesld Fits-Clibboa, jun.. EN., 8.A., Dublin ; George Lielfevd, iftiehridge • Daniel Joss, Esq., M.A., Cambridge ; Thomas WatZon, EN., 8.A., London ; Charles Nicholas Warton, Faq. ; Robert Delby Dalby, req., B.A.,oambrit ; Chariot Henry Bialh oz ga. RA., Oxford ; George Hanbuy Field, Eaq.,M.A., Awetht William Langdon, Esq., 8.A., 01,mbridge Jabs; Ilmiy Johnston, Eel., M.A., Oxford ; Williun Heavy Bunch Basher, Esq. ; Thomas Daniel Tremleti, isq., M.A., Cambridge ; Anthony Wood Freeland, Eeq., B. Oxford ; Bielmrd Wilford, Eaq. • John Irving Cow tansy, Esq., M.A., Oxford ; Chrikopher Jobs Gating bast, Fag. ; John Bonifield Street, Esq., RA., Cam bridge ; and Begioald Parker, Esq., 8.A., Word. lIIINGERFORD RACES.—(TauRpDArA THE WOODBAT Or•lia of 5 son. each, 2 ft, with 50 added ; weight for age ; winners extra ; allowances for maidens, &a. Three-quarters of a mile. Capt. Coates's Helper, by Hesperus, 3 yin, est alb, (Inc. Au oaks' (Bullock) 1 Yr. J. Smith's Queen of 4'1,42 yrs, est 71b (toe leb extra) (Wheatley) 2 Mr. J. Clark's Springbok, Eyes, est llb (Cannon) 3 Mr. H. Coverdale's Harmony, 2 yrs, est 11b..(Night Minsk 4 itr. lisre .33o22 Der Ens" 2 yn. Ow llb )tolgley) 6 Betting : 2 to 1 on Harper, who led from start to finish, and won in a duster by sit lengths, three lengths separating second and third ; ban fourth. Summer Breeze was left at the post. azoNotor AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. - %estertlay evening, at 5 o'clock, being an Lour later than on the first occasion, M. Blondin made what the bills called his second " cataract ascent," or aerial journey serest the transept of the Vrystal Palace. The crowd was very cotv.ideralile, although not quite so great as had been expected, or as probably it will be when the exhibition is thrown open to the shilling public. The working classes evidently take a deep interest in the feats of the great acrobat, fur they ycstenlay crowded every road from which a glimpse could he obtained of the transept roof, and cheered vociferously whenever a rent in its canvas lining afforded them • momentary glimpse of the aerial rewsyeisr. The audience within were much more composed than on th e brat day. They seemingly had ceased to wonder and had begun to criticise, starting various ingenious theories as to the moils in which each separate feat was done. The first rapid flight across the rope went off with great spirit, and was greatly cheered ; as was also the passage blindfold, which, with its little simul a t e d s lip at th e commencemen t, . _ . Bashed the brave and paled the timid as before, Then PM, the great novelty of the day's performance, which consisted a If. Blondin making his way to the centre of the rope with a whole batterie de cuisine on his back, salting ii4OINt. min` it on the rope, lighting a fire, and coolly cooking a series of omelettes, each of which, as soon as it was done, he sent down by a very rapid mode of transit, for the inspection of his numerous friends below. This cooking was, from first to last, certainly a very nervous performance—at least, for the spectate's. When M. Blondin started from the platform, laden with his ponderous cooking apparatus, he seemed to totter at *very step ; and we believe that he actually met on his journey with one or two slight mei dente, which, with any one but • man of his extraordinary nerve and self•paseaeion, might have proved fatal. Half way tomusla the centre his professional white apron, which he had donned for the cooking, slipped down and got en tangled in his feet. He stopped in a moment, stooped, picked it up, and coolly tied it on In a more secure manner. Whoa he got to the centre he established himself in busi ness with the greatest deliberation. First he laid down his stove, slipping down himself gradually in front of it. Put ting his hands behind him, he secured it, and then made his great pole fast in front. Having thus made a comparatively secure platform, he turned round, and, whilst he leant Lis breast on the pole, proceeded to cook his omelette serundera erten. He broke his eggs with the greatest deliberation, added his Boar, pepper, and oil, and blew the fire gently until the dish was cooked. He once or twine burnt his fingers, an we could see by the energy with which he blew them, but in due time the omelette was dressed, and one (a model one, we suppose) was carefully lowered on a tray for inspection. It was after wards removed to Mr. Btrange's dining saloon, where, how ever, its merits suffered a little in comparison with more substantial viand'. The getting up again was a most try ing ordeal for the spectators, although it seemed to hays neither danger nor difficulty for the performer. Fastening his stove on his back as before, ho rose slowly and steadily to his legs, and with his pole beautifully balanced, marched off steadily to the platform. The cheers were deafening as this last crowding act was completed, ►nd M. Blondin, seem. ingly still quite fresh, bowed repeatedly in acknowledge meat. As on the previous occasion the aristocracy mustered is great numbers, and crowds of young ladies surrounded M. Moodie, and followed him to the train, congratulating him on the successful termination of his performance. JEWS' HOSPITAL AT LOWER NORWOOD. Yesterday the ceremony of laying the first stone of the new ho*tal at Lower Norwood, which is to sup. e es t a bj: tinsw honoured asylum sad school of the Jews at was perfornied s atir ais Anthoey Rothschild. Pegg, This premed fie tliie par none If alest, awl 11=101 on the most saluoua aad eight canonad ing simian al Lower Norwood, has been given by Mr. sad Mrs. Balnett Meyers. There were provost on this in- Sweetie/ crannies Alderman Salomoos, Esq., M.P. ; P. D. Cokisesid, Esq., J. M. Monteliore, Eeq., Lawrence Meyers, Esq., Barnett Meyers, Esq., Henry Moses, Esq., Hoary L. Peeling, Fib Henry Henry - nude!, Faq., Moroi Levy, EN., and other inS ueotial members a/ the Jewish body. The pound was kept by the 11th Tower Hamlets, the band of which volunteer corps did good nerve* in the enlivenment of the proceedings. The chanting of the children belonging to the several Jewish schools had also • simil.ulv agreeable effect. The ("Hike Rana, (Dr. Adler), having inboduced Sir An thony Rothschild to the company, said that the institution had three Anson. The first was the rescuing children frem vies and misery ,• the mooed was the training them in the enemies el useful crafts ; and the third was the care of the aged poor. The nose was then lowered to its place, with the usual emernoey. It bore an inscription setting forth the ends of the Amity, and in a recess it contained a copy of the Timer sad et the Jetrial Ceroniek, as well as • series of current coins of the realm. A prayer was then offered up by the Chief Rabbi, and Sir ANTRONT ROTHOCRILD addressed the company, thanking the committee in the lint place for the honour they had conferred upon him. He referred to the efforts which had been made, and which must be mations& to raise the necessary sum of 25,000/., for the personae. of the benevolent object in view. After an earnest appeal to those around him, and in particular to the ladies, Sir Anthony retired from his prominent position amid loud cheers. Sir F. H. CIOLDBIIID, Bart., M.P., followed in support of this invaluable charity. He earnestly hoped that every effort would be made to uphold the undertaking they had met that day to inaugurate. The National Anthem was sung by the children as &Peak; and refreshments were then supplied in a tent. The weather had been cold throughout the day, but the company had no cause to feel otherwise Una gratified with the proceed ing& ITALIAN BENNTOLVIT SOCIETY. A society with this title ham just been formed with the sanction of the government of his Majesty the King of Italy, and under the presidency of his Majesty's minister in London, for giving prudential and regular relief to poor Italians. The objets of the society are to provide needy Italians with bread aed lodging ; to endeavour to procure work for these who require it ; to assist Italians who wish to return to their country with passage money ; to use exertions that pear Italians may be assisted by other charitable in stitutions is England in those eases for which this society carnet provide ; to procure medical and surgical attendance for the sick, and provide them with medicine ; to give weekly assistance at their homes in cases of chronic disease, old age, &c., when each allowance is 'auctioned by the committee ; to procure places of nightly refuge, espe cially for Italian boys found wandering about the streets late at night ; to use means to prevent ill.treitmeot of the said boys by their masters, and, where necessary, to take legal measures to have justice done to them ; ►nd to do other beseficent works according so circumstances and moans. As beneficence Is the only object of this society, politics are excluded, and different religious opinions are respected ; but the moral character of a person is considered in giving relief. The members of the society, the committee, and the managers intend to exert themselves to prevent and root out mendicity amongst Italians under insufficient and false preteaces ; in the meantime, they will provide for their real wants with caution and discretion. Since its erection (about time months) they have rent to their country twelve Sand treated nine in sickness ; they have given ilB s, and 352 loaves of bread. The names of his Rs y the Marquis d'Aseglio, president ; Ant. Paaiszi and J. Basel i, vico•preeidenta ; of Use Hoe. W. Ashley, of A. H. Layard, and R. M. Milne; members el t ; of Berm Marochetti, Sir James Leonia, I' Goan siroli Ponzini, Reacenxii, finoweat, aad Pro fessors Marron awl l'inouti, and the Onaeal-Geaeral Heath, with °Choi, an a good parsosoo of good suoaogenost. ROYAL Cousos or &morose or ENGLAND.— The fellow* members of the college,' having undergone the ezmoinations, were admitted fellows of the gallop at the lad swain of the Council, viz.: Mesas. Daniel Henry George Wildhom, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy square, diploma of membership dated July 31, 1848 ; Fre derick James Gant, Growl Us-street, Brunswick-square, May 18, 1849 ; George Naylor, The Barrack*, Warley, Essex, Julie 4, 1862 ; David Michael, United Hospital, Beth, April 6, 1857 ; Charles Robert Drysdale, Southamp ton•row, May 7, 1868; William Hickman, Alfred-street, Redford-equare, June 25, 1868; Philip Sydney Jooes, Sydney, Australia, October 29, 1858 ; and John Cooper, Finsbury-circus, November 4, 1868. CRYSTAL PALACE. RAL74,-CZOWN DAY. THURSDAY, Jowl IL—Admissions on psymoost, 4,372; ditto by season ticketa, 2,185 ; total, 6,567. Total.. THE BAR. C. Frauds, Esq. Y. Green. ley. Y. llarsham, FA. b Rouen G. Johnson, Esq. Y. Norman. On. A. L Smith, Nay. T. M. Eden. Esq. O. B. Trerilinn, On. , b Bolters • lion. LC. Leigh C. Bowen, Esq. L. Clesaby, lay b Wclla . Y. White. Do b7,1b4w1 Total. romnic PIGEON HANDICAP. HORNSIT-MOOD, THURSDAY, JIM G. Tat GREAT DERBY HANDICAP 13WERPNTA/L124, of 5 SOU. each, 1 ft, for members of White's, Brooks's, Boodle's, Arthur's, Guards', Carkr, Traveller'', Arlington, and Pratt's, clubs, and Boers in the army on full pay. Guns of 11 bore, or less ; on. of shot, No. 5,6, or 7 ; gentle men to be at liberty to put in any quantity of shot, half 4- yard being added to their distance for every A of shot; 6 birds each ; 92 entries (2 post at 6 soya), 42 of whom paid forfeit. This being the " off week" between Epsom and Ascot, there was a very large attendance of noblemen and gentle men present yesterday, both to take part in and witness the match. The 'booting commenced at half-past two o'clock, but to particularise each gentleman's shooting would require more epee than we have at our disposal. We can only mention the names of several gentlemen who gained great praise for the sports man-like manner in which they brought down their birds with their wood barrels at long ranges, viz., Colonel Annesley, A. Walsh, Esq., J. Lamont, Esq., Colonel Tower, Hon. G. Heathcote, E. Trederoft, Esq.. Captain Elphin stone, Marquis of Bowmont, Captain Biddulpb, and G. There E.g. Then were seven ties, and the following gentlemen had to shoot them off, bird for bird, to decide the winners : Lord aunt iagield .... 1 11 1 1 0 .. Secoodlrias. A. Walsh. Colette! J!e k rite Hon. G. ileithoote D. Darner, Esq. T. Chamberlayne, Faq 1 1 1 0 .. Third prize. Viscount Sontertau 0 The first prise was 1401. and a gold cup, the second 801., the third 401., and the fourth the forfeits. Great praise is due to the handicapper, F. Hcathcote, Esq., who had the entire management, for his praiseworthy exertions. PHILANTHROPIC SOCIIITY, REHM LL PAR M. •-•- A general meeting of the governors of this society was held yesterday at the London Tavern, Mr. William Gladstone in the chair. The chaplain presented his report for the quarter ending March 31, from which it appeared that 33 hors had been admitted during the last three months—from Konen 8 ; Kent, 7 ; Orford, 1 ; Salop, 1 ; London police courts, 8 Saturant, 1 ; free list, 2 ; re-admitted from the House of Cermetioe, S. During the same period 42 had been dis charged as follows : ).migrated to Natal, 4 ; to Adelaide, 4 ; to Canada, 4 ;to the United States, 1 ; gone to situations. 10 ;to sea, 1 ; left on license, 11 ; deserted, 3 ; committed to prison for felony, 4. The number in the school on March 31 was 259. The auditors' report for the quarter dated the total of reosipta to be 4,816/. ss. 10d. ; the expenditure, including 2,0001. paid off the mortgage on their property, 4,8121. 18s. Bd., leaving a balance on the quarter of 3/.71.2d. 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