The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-03 00:00:00

9 .. .. , . , ... i . ...-. , .. .i• .e"..... 4el / ~. '-.•- •• . .0. ‘,. NEWSPAPER .." ebtS S I. g13L21 A ./ ;•=; i - - I _ -f No. 4,594.] /TIAN COMMUNICATION to Aso TOR [. —Mhe NSW YOWL mat fill s soup COMPANY Intend tisepstaleate r ig hes Perm eteaisaatpa calling at thaseastsera WECTIawI deepatthea as follows: CII LIVIRMIL FOS NSW TOM. ETNA, Wedeseday. May P IttINIEZOII. Woleseasy, May la csitr tw WAAMINUTOS. V 4 tolasadaf. Xt* AM every eesesedieg Weiselley. neat POIMIPA li.ll. end It ealmeee. aleadlas Me the sem& etei elea. lertrarti wee" e graliate. Imelutlehr lesotieless what Iletehgete lett Cam& and the Western SS a bushel lioret witaugednee=tee Mw —We toast paillast V% OM KAMM 0. E14:411112=41■ 16"1 4 1. 4 "...81 . 3 le PORTSMOUTH, HASTINGS, ISLE d WIOIT. 111Abrsonert --caw raanrioni •Iwy PI NDAT. st =OEM num by as lIISONTON sod borTll OUST RAILWAY. tom Labierbeld. sod Ilbelarbk COMMEICI3III SUNDAY. May I BRIOHTON rad BACK for HALF-A-CROWN *Pm KIIDAY mei MONDAY, ben Os New %Marla marks. am iromodhos Para BRIGHTON sod BACK for HALF-A-CROWN. ILCCILIMIONS our, !SUNDAY sad MONDAY. WM* Lorlowbrklutaul Viands MUM= at 9.0 aa..1 . 0 . 111 at Pl erwnat Jutuks• 9.91 Morning bum 7.0 pa. for NOM WA Junction mad 1 ICSOCII. sod it - t . ll/0- hti.496 at 7 p rn. tares Moro sod tedo—IPINS elm. h. et - sec.d aka. r. 4.. third clam IL Oat Progie a rarrafr ... —Ticri dark U.. wood clam, Ca flat third deft a Tic nog Enda. twelve WS prim No Maw meow. WADVANCIIB 31.11D1, withoUla, by se um= IXV , 11110bZIT COOMANY eel. eebepeett el bob, bib el ale, et me. esenritx veleyelole b easy belelmob glimed I par .eet. ea dl emosenle above A& 0= 0 = 11 1176 b belie of i I.) sad LI ebb. Prospectuses mad met bee 01111106111d0a. ANDIZR JAM= 11,0111% lbeeabs alliller• VILOWEE SEEM—Collection A, 40 packets, .1: lonaidital SWOT send; 7a. CeSsetioa 5, SF nookaia. ea. 15, Callesalsai is. Si Al Swot saga art poi-goid. .w d. and Whim flordaa tile and poal-palil-51711JU1 awl IIIeCITL -10CIL Covensprilsagearkak REDUCTION Of TIM WINE DoTai. EI7ROPZAN and OOLONI•L WINE COMPANY, M. Pa Imam. TY slam coulpay Ma beau totaled tat the panne@ of gym the Nobility, Gentry, .. d Private l'anikee with PURI WINIE of the hhOwet diameter, et amebas alarm me& LOYAL VICIORIA /1•111T-faspir Ora Mb. Ineadard a ieslings.) SPUN= nLD PONT, We la We weed ll 7terra MARLING EPRINAY eIAitULIRN CLAM. pegs MA without WAN' 21n JURY COGNAC MANDY IPabe er Nreene) Mg. milt stromazaw CROWN mar_ _ - 1111.13111 W, The teirs ever 1•11•01811111 IMO INr.santp. sea pailope nalsdai. asd &me awn f inn mg laMang nibs ligned Walla Prise UM frie ono& sins Tana enb. WILLIAM Masson. BARLOWM SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN nob a liege Ansa meet with a sere bendlui et seek 114 settee le leidesese ; and Is beautifully reseeed le girt awl all Ms puny sad nutritious properties nr rids y Prise Us. Thee elects are produced by seism regtratilea but. ARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER ; an infal lible embed et °nobles this favourite vegetable In peelee ges. Pries Tia. b. BCARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER !MITER, erssesseell le sees ene lee ad meals la Mew Pries RI lest !years) ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No ones., a, sediseeet disterted 1a ..._ 1111!ei.. Will repay its erlillas cost la a semis Pries es. and BARLOW'S SELF - ACTIN SYPHON TAP. New vsed peg required ne IWO Ist beer er seer Pius. Prise is ; giber° plated. la —Andy direct Is JAMB UMW, paisnitie, le. la Withers street. Misubbbwra Smelled bis ems, guil babas la as evert &nide . all sans ses Webb ambitious. Itagravibps bat& biebbibbl lrR Ur OLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON wad IMOODIN leg le moll elteetioe d the peal% M tie gam a IN voici which lbw Minor with Odd agard Ore reamed Voir moardemon : hug It a L To ones weleS ea la sue. ii /8 la Sit per ems% pine TOY Up vorsoo. lot QUALITY. MINOT, end Yams el Ile pit en ward. red entrusted to lie pwastair: Wither. Or nod IWO= leeldri ler a Isir rensoneention IS die rut. trz e llisi ehrged mourning ie Is tindery If red PIOODEV, reidendlia—lfirsdostrar, =OM pItLA lartilloolrent Ms. ISSila• WA BIWP rim 4124:::: of Orion red Jewellery for to eui—*.l Ttl. tiers at Ma In tho main& =deo lloNisisposiOnA NATIONAL ART UNION. SUISCHUTION, Vint SHILLING& Pagillkkg to ass dome to the DRAWING oil 30th May. Ail the Nods. wo working worm allotted tor Priam 'SAD Offien-30, STRAND, W. C., Wore Prospodusas and every intorntailoa Wyly obtained. City GLOWPasokerekhlzatit, ILC. no LIM will TO-YOII.IIAM. May 4. MADAME TT:IBBMM% IXHIBITION (este, btlehod yeses la Beheraireetj.—Cestlamehm d 11 / 1 7 MOW' Zing& —RDWARD 1., eeteselemel lesseehealet the ma iserer el Wales mad heotimad, la the mesal•peot soveager a the VidMt studied team old Media mieteletTiligh — A i ' lliekuo mask ed. *dm Ores trove 11 is the she= II pm. A ROM ROOM-GRAND MUSICAL AM. with Olte eelebeeted Bei6a mm et7 is number. eetabliamt eines pers. show trots the Ceseerts. loyal Italia& sot Ye iteeediela imam Coadected be Mem Oneset4pletok M. Poiskrasat. DANCING M •'Meet Adleitien. la VVANES MUSIO sod SUPPER R JLA IS usual. MILT tviorm e—t s 1 as yaw. admirable New leagm—The 0 'mays" superb, to earhlei yet SIM —Wwer•pert Chit. Madrigals, ao.l dark heed Mae 1.... the mob lof the eidertalameml—"Phypeses my a BMWS le glees esteems., wed mug --Athesmam BONIVS PERMANINT MARKING INK A../ (lbs O.s U&) tar Stossldag LW" Mks Ostia. ims wupwalloa. wad Is by tar as bust thud elapmay dasslie vier pa best sad ail tut Dia ls bean Ow A4&011 Sts Witt Isselleat Wad dollikesK OW. 11. C. . srbin IS pee Ilselks. riCs7g=l THE COLLEEN BAWN QUADRILLES ne Ibz rUIDN , M sightly performed at the New Adelphl arranged for Orchestra by C. Hall, coached°, of the beat postage tree. for piano. finely illustrated, es. ; plies dubs, fa. Losdos • Robert Cocks awl Co.. Kew Bashigtesstreet : and of all faseiceellers. L• pprewrlat• Orme. atlas dawn piss of la. wk. INDISPENSABLE HANDY BOOKS, popularly u Practical Guides oa all waliyacta of uolunal 'merest aad mahatmas. Coalelbatad falba beat authors lIAZIYR lIUSANY sag 11/11nall 6.. d MIJOSIti now randy. Luau : Ward sad Loa. tad, ripet-street. TTY ilay, imam pd.@ s with Ike •.111holnied Dons Owns Trease T y." _ R pp. MI, ot Ihigrariam ill ILLUSTATED GIRL'S OWN TREA way. This velem hoe been especially pnpared kw the Improvement sad entostaloateat of tho female Wad. It la a tboroughly vestal, aasualag, tuul lustroaflve beet Loads: Ward and Lock, IM, Pleetoirsed nieeee. "Ws fey. Yvo. Way WWI. PIRATES of the PRAIRIES. By GCrnvl due.AA a wrat* a Walks loam adveftwg, life I. Use Wsto sad I:LW% Ws ~lt down••= l, mad sad 134 Rte ' NI. rel• semearrbal beards. Woe la. R zotingel- laB of a HORSE DEALER. No work bar owe rasa Oen tire prom Warr rotifind Os reblie conedeses. Is Mamma lut thsrpoolimat Isionsar Um rod riveals•vary ram la Um sod Ism Miami , taw • • NOM at Ma ••Ism bay the I= ll Idedra: Ward and Ida. lird ltes44lnaL ride am a., loseds. fie 111 delk tat, IL CRIMINAL CELEBRITIES. ty Unmans Waawa. Briny Vot TIL of the " nog Char latiery." • cobartioa at Ma clam Copyright Wats. Maw template la Welt toodoo Vor Ye Proprietor W. Lest sod 00.. Tottraootio-row. MIL B. C. RALLIS NSW DIABAZU7I. Sow roody, Imo Uno Ifidnes, No. U. of the ST. J•PIZZ'S MAGAZINE. Cams= ler NAT: 1. W tie Bkl aro robe Aar tho Poor. By Illsadlak 0. Ors(0. S. Nap WM= : • Duiring glory. S. Na puSsi al Shim 110 Protaaror Mated. 7.1.5. 4. Css Richt I • Ulu Br Mrs. 8. C. Ist Ms. Ist lirg as Sled by MA & TM Xlidlo.Aar Woman. Br Dr. Dorm, r.s.A. I. Twin.. Droom. By Adair& A. Prootor. 7. no USW Ous. By Moms Mood. & Mals la the Colooarabo. ly ?Amass Boaphy. IA the YAM. A Take. Port 11. P I& Diamardo. Br bull Hunt, 7.119. IS PerS•o IL no Dove. A ara=. •• Is. Dr. Jakssos ai rd i rlbs. MIN. IS A eieri a tar ths Thew 1/0 Ns& &C. I. 3 W. Sass mod Co, Palaserhat.rev. N TZ Teo nate, PL NW 111 Noy Number B of AR. 0011ITIRI The /Wee Om el Xaseasea. • awe be O. An. Baia. Oho. Xlll.—lialeneata Oa risk ?wag ara. XlV.—Nra Aear usea ages Impales. Xll.-101. esafalM Igoe esellaio • &Ma Wasp. areal Awake. The Rol aad Yee Ormaalkoel now. Ter ROMs legoa. kr —Na. & WOIIIIII.—C 11 11111o4L hWelli XVL, MIL Imam Maria lw/de.t lee INa larkelelata Itswersakto el •aspeela lei's Ink Oa Omsk& bias Tample Theserime. JUL—VeI L Nr. SI, mg Mona' ere la., reedy. larks: Mee et "Temple le," LA Ileet-aereet. Y. A. Will NNW NOVIL THN !MYER SONS d MAMMON amen la ?AMPLE EAR, • Idadea Illapslas ear Tres sad Opamay itea/Aws. Mae la. Masdhly. Odin d .• Temple Par.* lAA 118 •Addlaa. Walla. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1861. lAmmunam4L immarrunc um - - A copy of the following letter ban been sent to the various chambers of commerce, mayors, and provosts of the united kingdom : am directed to inform you that at a meeting of • eonimittee appointed fur the purpose of advising her Majesty's conimuwaoners as to the arrangements to be made for obtaining en instructive display of the industrial pro ducts of theUnitedKingdom, at the approaching Exhibition, the following resolutions were adopted, and have been sub mitted to the consideration of the oommissionere "1. net it is the opinion of this committee, that, in order to tibial, an adequate representation of the various interests concerned, and to excite local sympathy to the objects of the exhibition, it is ex pedien t that a system of local orpeisation should be adopted in the first instance. 2. That, in the opinion of this committee, it is expedient that all pewits dee:ono( being exhibitors should send in demands for spay to her Majesty's commissioners, who I should refer such demands either to trade committees, or local committees, as may seem in each one most expedient. MarMajoity'scommiesionershaveacoonlingly, in the deciaioos of which 1 encloses copy, invited all persons in this country who wish to take part us the exJaibitiou, to make early de -1 nods for space. These demands have already reached then in very considerable numbers, but no Anal decision with respect to the organisation of the committees, to whom they will be referred for comnieratioe, can be arrived at, till further ieformation is obtained as to the amount of apace that will probably be repaired in each clam of the ex hilitioa -the districta from which the demands for spsa will maisly proseed--end the local minimalism that will be adabis then ilistriete” e ed asenrances which have already hems received by het Majority's onnesionere fins foreign gowerneents of the bitterest which in felt *broad la the pregrese of the undev iating, leave no doubt bat that every effort 1. Intro node by foreign exhibitors in preparing to Ulm part In the exhibition. Her Idajeety's commissioners trust that equal seal will be shown is this country by all dames of the community ; sad with a view to the adoption of the load orpnisation dee dared to be necessary by toeth fi rst of the resolutioes above recited, they desire me request that you will have the ponders to take such measures as you may deem expedient fur the purpose of stimulating local action in your town and neighbourhood, and for eoooecagmg the production of suit. able articles for exhibition. If it should appear to you to be advisable that a local committee should be formed, her Malady's commissiooers would be glad to learn that this has been done—the committee being selected with express reference to the various industries of the town and surrounding districts. It such • committee should be formed, it would in the first instance be made the ehaaoel of communication with the exhibitors is your district, sod the searstary would be furbished from time to time with ouch information as might be requisite for that parpors. I have to request that you will inform me name sad' address of the members and secretary of the local committee, if such • committee should be appointed.— I urn, do., 7. S. SANDFORD, Secretary. Odice, 454, West Strand, London, W.C., April 30. SPORTING INTELLIGENCN. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. BETTING AT SUBBCILIPTION-BOOK. Tionuat MOIXTRG. ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. 100 to 40 .it Preceptive' (t) 4 to 1 Fairwater (oM sto 1 Lady Lied= (t) 6to 1 Sweet Hawthorm (t) to 1 Brown Dachas (t) • 10 to 1 Vega (t) 10 to 1 Bir J. Bawloy's two. THE CHESTER CUP. 6to 1 apt Wallace (off, take 7to 1) 6 to 1 Man at Arms (off, take 7to 1) 7to 1 Cbdre An do (t sod MO 20 to 1 Brewer (off) 25 to 1 Ben Webster (M 1) 100 to 7 Ben Webster and Schism cou pled toll) THE DERBY. 9to 2 apt Dundee (off. take sto 1) 7 to 1 Diophestue (t) 9to 1 Rouge rops 100 to 7 Kettledrum D 160 to 8 Marital 100 to 6 Kildoesa (t) 20 to 1 haws 80 to 1 1 Robin Ho o d (t) 1000 W 15 Big Bea (t) TIURSDAY. HAratem#*Ptiin of 50 son., for &pal& sad uplink A. F, Son's lotholrlooe. by Wool Moira" 4701,7151 db _ . . ,_ .____ - (Fordbans) 1 1 Mr. Jackson's Jackal, 3 yrs, OM 41b Mr. Mellish's Gaped, 4 yrs, Ost 101 b (vas _ IX= 2 (tviammem S Mr. Pa e'er Royal Some," 6 yrs, Set Ttb.. (L Iftemiss 4 Mr J. Hawley'. Rising San. 4 Ire, sat 10lb ( 4 0 Boron !Orion's Sorsa, I yrs. 7•1 71b (IL Oriasimw • Baron Rothschild's Ts. r. 3 MNMt Oh • Mr. Gos Leasiatar. 3 yrs. ilit Mb • Lord Cmy's Slr Bdward. 4 yea M a • HANDICAP Bvisimstatici .1 10 sow. each, for 3-yr-olds sod upward.. LW half of AlxlL (12 gabs.) Lord Mankato librbra, by Plying Botelamis, 3 me, Set (A. Idwards) 1 Mr. Thetter's isity_Dieby. 3Ma 74 4lb (Dale) I Mr IL Da Vamsz'salagabot, 3 yes, 7‘1321 .. • .(C444/44) 3 Mr. Ormille's Agar i : s yn, Bet 7lb (arr. •4103e)..pategiim 4 Mr. (Israelite's a Alarm—lona,3 yes, Oct 41b .IPerry) 0 Lard Paradbmite's bloon, 6 yrs, act O AdaF226Bl) 0 Lord Coventry's Icarus, 3 yrs, ret nth Mr. Neasah f by Stockwell—delis; II f re, .•str 0 11th Oriemila Mr. H. Savils's lemille, 3 yrs, list lab w SWIMPSTASIII at 10 are . each ; for 3-sr•olds rniglitis) 0 oup wards ; weight for age ; mares sad sift. allowed 4111. WIDOW to be sold for 100 eon. Pb* ball of Ab. M. (8 subs) °spuds James's Ponmea, by Orlando, 4 yrs, Set 311) tea) 1 Xr. ° 4llo w's fiextbMoti X yrs, 7st 101 b (Chalioner 2 Mr. Bryan's Stastoa, a ws, Ist 71b (A. Edwards $ Captain Costens Libellous, 4 yrs, nst Bib (Akicrnft) • lord Itratees Barb MOOS, $ yrs (Chatham) 0 Mr. Steplesason's Sweetbread. 3 yrs. TM 10Ib (3. Adams) 0 HaleitirAL or me Swearee.utee al 100 sows each, h ft, for 3-yr-old oohs, Bet 71b. The wirier of the 2,000 plisses to terry bibs extra. (4 sobs) Dabs of Bedford's AMemid, by Stoskwell. it 71b shr (l,7 4 L: Mr. Merry's Starlight, Sat 71b (Customs 2 Bettiog : sto 4 on Asteroid, who made play t, and we by two I•ogtbs. Tim ONI.TMOUHAND GotireAS HTA .1 • subseriplies of 100 sews. each, h ft, for 3-yr•old =se, fist nb inch ; the owner of the .cooed bone to save his San. D.Y. (41 subs.) Kr. !feudal& Nemsafs, by Newailieder, MS 71b (0. Perdhim) 1 Mr. CsrtwriOt's Pabvstar, OM 71 11 V. (Ilona ) I Mr. Bacon's Mew. Haeleses, MA Hie (L Snowden) S Sir H. Dm Velea's ladgais, SA Ilk . 0 Mr. antedates Prorifi. MTh pi. • Mr J. Hawley's Boa 1000. INS 1:16 (W • lir. Merry's Sweet Itseithims eall 7110 0 lir. W. Rothman's Lady Iniss. Set 11b 0 Baron Rothschild's llama of ths Vale, U.S llb • Betting : 9to 4 apit Brown Dubose. 4 lis 1 sot Prei. empties; 9 to 2 aptiVairwater, 8 to luedviipt Lady Lades aedBweetilawasess, 10tol each agog Mait sad Bemis. The Mortar esperienced neither dilissllp sof dialer is forming the eseepseilors in a lies, sad. he see • triis NH simile, wheat the leg was drop , a neatest' deed sheet I would have owearA taw lot. rigiviligr ila the trikt Med, 1 with Pnesplems al th girtite, weds the am*, Nene* I sad Drew. Dodoes ism! . he led two, sepittetedtvela the reek by alma a V teaeWeg the whisk* post el the tint half of the Ab. Si., Neramie joined hamster, mid is the dip took the lead, Precept:es at the same times giving way, Brown Duchess sad fairwater following as is pursuit of Nemaiti who nut hose • clever winner by a length, Palmate, beat t .g Brows Duchies by. bead for second. Precepts's. was a bad fourth, Queen of the Vale fifth, Sweet Hawthorn sixth, Lady Louie& seventh, Redpole eighth, and Bas Bleu bat. HANDICAP BIVNIMITAI2II of 16 gam. each, 10 ft, for 2-yr. ekb and upwards. T.Y.C. (7 sate.) Kr. W. 3. Crawford's Nichols. by Orlando, 4 yrs, Tat 113 b Cust (ance) Boma Malwalles t by Sing Tim—Molly, 3 yrs. eat 1 (J.Dahey) 2 Sir J. Hawley's Onias, I yrs, Sit 1311 e Mel 3 Sir. Oul2veVs ISera, 3ma Mt 111, (0. lorditam 4 Mr. !tedium's Ingestre, 4 me, OM Sib OP. Johnson I Mr. Pay..'. ltoek47, 4 yrs, TMSib (A. lidwards) 6 _ _ _ _ i THB I.lllllllAlar IWO-YR-OLD PLatl M 200 on, turkey mho, &t of R. 71b ; Slim, IL (RI .) Sit Mb ; *awn attn. Th. Let in artrisa Dares Itotbselate Wiasrave by Mtn Ten, Sri Ills (J ( . kr Os b asi Count Lagnesse's Mangan Set IMb Oa. Mb IL , Mr. Merry's Illesestket, art alb (Ossisasel S Mr. Alezaader's Smfalls, fist alb 0 Conn hattbyears Ballerina, Sat 4110 ( I .= 2 Mr. A. Doyee's EaDet Ohl, sat 41b (W. Duns; 0 Mr. Mustard's f by Illockwell—Lads Marrlst; la .M Mr. W. Day's Lord Snaky. Set 71b 5 1. = 0 0 Mr N. Des Vaasa fby Wands. Mr& root • Mr. neming's Coulon Ist lib 0 Caplan Oars Mann Wilder, Set Mr (Sas. " ll l. ‘b CA. Wpm& 0 Mr. Orealle's eby Twiner, Sat nb oloMkorr 0 Mr J. Ilawisylt Pastas* Set Ab W m 0 assists Sores an* Leader, Mt 7lb 0 Mr. asses' . lepsfal Duane% est alb (L. Lydia 0 Mr. NevllLe's Draws, Sit filb (Webber 0 Mr. H. Salle's Vela, Mt Mb (Minna 0 Mr. Somervillis Strawberry Lea, Id 71b .... (Sr. COUO•) I Lord Stataard's King of Hearts, la IMb On. 81b (A. /ranch 0 Lad Strainers's Sessistlet, Sat 7116 (J. Covey 0 Mr. P. esrladaWs Cutler, list 71b . Lord Orbrlnge's Master Pantos. Mt 7Th (Cladtas. 0 A PlAit of 100 son. Weight far age. TAJA Doke sdSenn Asteroid, by Stockwell. $ ANS 1101, ) 1 Count 'a Wile. Chantilly, egad ..!R ristshaw) I Lord s Promised Lad, 6 yra 841121 b ,S.ltegers) *ATTN. RA I, 200, ►M. Looke's Ito Limon vrosos, Sot 81b Lard MestaSakti Coo, Sot Mb yys The interest and excitement which was created by the Two Thousand on Tuesday was revived by the One Thousand to-day. The prooesdinp were in every respect successful, for the card was strong m attractions, and furnished the largest suppl y of sport of the meeting. The weather was bngin end - sunny, and the sunders& of company very numeral'. lodged, the oldest visitor to Newrnar kst sever saw the Heath "so thronged with gazers" on the Two Thousand and One Mounted days as they were during the present meeting. The trainers and inhabitants of the town, however, are in anxious expensing' of rain, for the grass covering illalmoskunprnedentedly mast; the tramp of hone' and the wheels of have in parts quite crushed out the herbage, and in the vicinity of the cords sad mar the ring were visible patchier.' earth, as dry madam bird as &turnpike road. In the neon of the honer sad carriages were raised clouds of dusk which the spectators and little thus to for the card &retained nine races, and the sport ossseaeeosd at one sad was finished at five o'clock. As ear Mara will show, the &Ids were numerically largo, and Mir. Moa ning found seine employment in the weighing depart ment. It is seemly neensary to state that the business al scaling" and telegraphing the names of the jockeys and the numbers of the starters was as usual conducted with the moat praiseworthy punctuality. The racing, too, far- Dished a peat triumph fur Newmarket, for the winners of the two groat events of the meeting are home-trained hones, ad the damotistration which won made on the succen Diophastus on Tuesday was renewed with much delight on the victory of Nemesis. Indeed, the tide in the affairs of the town, which at one time were at a very low ebb, has taken a most favourable turn, and seems likely to lead on to increased and permanent prosperity. The Bat of quotations which we compiled on Wednesday nigh ad the latest betting at starting, will show that lion underwent many important changes. All sorts . rumours were circulated about Brown and that they made a pretty deep impression is shown by the oppo sition which the mare encountered on Wednesday. lake the lady in the School for Saluda, however, she appeared to have recovered her " form" in a sudden and surprising manner, if the latest movements in the Ring may he con sidered a criterion of health and fitness. Still, a report was current that eke had bleu coughing. Be that report true or not, the mare was searoely so forward in any part of the rats as she moat the MIA. The winner had no Med prim in the batting. gins was backed for trifling amosate by Foams who invariably " follow G. Pordboa,'• wham emir of lack ammo to have at with ne diwalawdeus mime be rude Epeininendesh the mime, of the Chester Cep in 1854. She wan also well impported by army vim were struck with Mr admirable coadition, end were acquainted with the high eethitato ' which her owner and traumr had framed of her apabilitim LONDON CITY IILISION. The anniversary meeting of the members of this society was held in Exeter-hen yesterday ; Mr. JOSIPII Bosh in the chair, supported by Lord Redsteck, the Bishop of Ripon, the Rev. James Cohen, the recently sp pantod rector of Whiteehapel ; the Hon. Arthur Kiooaird, M.P., Dr. Spence, minister of the Poultry Chapel ; the Rev. J. Patinas, M.A., rector of Spitaltields ; the Rev. W. M. Banshee, of the Wesleyan Connexion ; General Alexander, the Hon. and Rev. B. W. Noel, the Rev. Canon Cheinpneye, Ur. T. F. Benton, and others. The Rev. J. GARWOOD, M.A., the Clerical Secretary of the moiety, reed the report, which stated that. owrag to the necessity which had been felt for closing the accounts earlier then usual, those now presented were those of only eleven months. Darin these eleven months the receipts had been 360181. 43e. 10d. ; in addition to this, a sum of 671 L Us. 2d. bad been received for the disabled missionaries' fend. 'The receipts for these eleven mouths had been Ism than thane of the previous twelve months by 611/. The pre jedrees which formerly existed against the miraioaaries wen being gradually overcome, a ciroumetsnoe to a greet extent attributable to the services whack had taken plan in theatres and elsewhere, sad which had bees well attended by the elms of persons for whose bent they were especially designed. A special visitation of public-houses and coffee. shops by osiesionaries had been set on foot with very bene ficial malts, both landlords sad customers having, in many rams, lent a willing aid. lo this department RI additional nunneries yen required. Mazy of the missionaries corn. of the stumbtiag blocks which had been throws is the of their seems by the volume called " Ann and Reviews," which had been brought promisor* Wore the nation of the working climes by • well brows inildel lecturer, and which found great favour, particularly I sarong* tailors and artisans, who were mach influenced by the high position in the church and society occupied by the writers. Schools for the ragged and the blind had been established. A mission had also been formed amongst the metropolitan MURDER OP A FATHER BY HIS SON. MIL NILES' (ALTA= WEBB KIM) xsw Bram AND SUM MOOR ter the Weekt.immed belle ANGOLA llb. T81A111214 b err reptile sad re**, be moo bemoan wore arlshwhed Ilbutedyribeisterh IIahOE•STALL7. JO~Q.patp all. gni she b eel emetted alb say puma frattattsiaadm. dig Is Ns Nom ISTAILINUDISO leltillWAlT. 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Ileepitate. who, he the weak el the We w PIMA up that The font oil Is ilitt wet devold of either, edema and leveor," C 11.1711C4en thili will be bred to the • Wit deem. Butt plots. rbe4 fa ft, em, to *Lea Butt plots. SS, INISMISISSISSIMS. To St. hatoeleer e getd, AGUE and DEBILITY.—Th. best reaes pe e s t e t ININI, sad the bast _yrayaraalam te Ida sok wArgar QUISINS Walt, 1.0•111MMilig by rt. autitlLa u. "Lamest. mad tie medical prakaiam.—Pot• Wed EV.alear by SIXT WATILMA Ilmells*lsmik Omer tr ue 0,1 01._ and wad timmaisas, sol wins mar. oles. BO• • .yew. Lea* Webb, Led ca. etese. 10ZZAIT8 COPAHINZ. or Smocharated cissidar. simhdionsil Is the Pals sod Loodea a 'rolosas aid seliasslodsed as Sot ripeedi Ihr divests s moses—llassft N... 4. MC A msly listwardel WM* eire a _ Per 1114 46. GC YAINUAL MUM mom "INK miurba, Lobs Ise Si. lasssll% Isles ~pi dooms rigs IN /rt. Cl ll l24ailTalialVOllB WWI:RIR& Di. MUTH Yr Jur prilabel • IIIr a 4ITION of Ma Mark era. re Pm/Y•TR KIMICAL as Me War al Magyar Dobai& 1•• . 4 : i l ee s = 6. &e.. prim •• Irri=art. ' lIIITEINAIIIOWLL IXIIIIIITION OF MIL —Yoke* lis prostio• teed was /epleted Is b Aidelife isureie. deems se loving eareesied to 3.3.5001. A ceinersaketlie was yesterday rewired by the lellasaisesn through the Bs!gins wieleter. dating that the Belgian government had appointed the eonsussioners who were to superintend the differeet teweiless et industry la that country. Th. forth. sooting Inhibition is now being Weal* with greet hewed thronighoet the United Kiegdera, the etunber at applica tion's far spew resolved at the Gees el the oswiniesioners in the !Brawl sveredhld hem 500 •• 000 • &V. CetMen P•noaat Au) Boolare.—The twenty fifth sesiverwary of this Noddy wee held yeelerday et Si. James'oball ; the TM of ankerbecry In the Ask. The report stated that during the pan yen ID pale bed lapsed and 28 sew green bad bees node ; the nareber in ten clan being now 400 elergymen, and 156 hay rickets ; 1901 ems grants lad been mile to saw Aide* asp six revived. The total number ef grants mode wee 111, 443 to Momakeads, whose income was not mom than UAL a year, 190 el them being WIUKAIS jemmy houses. lifty-hero appmh were now waiting fee idersUos. The keel Moons of the year bed bees 41,2901. in Bd., Min 1511. 14e. ld. he than the previous year, and the total eipsaditure 42,6271. n. Ild., bekg 1,4071. la. 3d. mem than the income. If the whole of thegtanta ware ceenpied the award expenditure would than einonnt to 48,88111. The Ind wets aim the :ninnies ef the seals led been 115,81141. IL. Os the amnion of the Wa k es Leal" oftwoolod by the Rev. Kr. Howell, el Senn the roped wee adopted. The Ree Mr. Pox, el Durkin, pve • mini of deltas respecting the hia niese of the Beady in the diocese d Durham. He aol be esneent also the next yeses imam of the at: rtj was at )meet 100,00 W. TO bring this shout only re g tie, mind emeniese of ite friends and he promised he head the sehreriptien with 1,0001. The Rev. Mr. Kyle, Mr. J. C. ()siphons, end other clergymen and gentlemen having sickened the meeting, a vote attacks to the chair men enneluded the proceedinp. SIIHDAT SCHOOL UNION.—The annual meeting of the Meade Gad supporters of the Sunday School Union wee btained", *mein is Exeter-hall, which was densely o The Hoe. Arthur Kinnaird, presided. The secretary read a very elaborate report, which, stated that the emaavittes was compelled to elms the Benevolent se. meat with a delciency of 1471. Ms. ed. This bed amen by the application of eme half of the molts of the preceding year to the augmentation of the society's capital, to which a farther addition of 6011. oat of the profits of the year had bees mole. The total expenditure on the Beeevolest amount heel been 1,41421. Iv rid., and the income bed set exceeded 1,1351. The Hs.. John Grahame moved the adoption of the report, which was oeceaded by the Hem. Hugh Allen, and unanimously serried. Addressee IMO afterwards delivei ad by the klev. Mr. Chown, Mr. T. C. Chambers. and others. The costonwory tribute wee paid to the claims; and the proceeding, dosed with the doxobigy. VAMIALL-nai DOS COWPAAT.—The annual meet ing of the shareholders in thin seeps was Mid yesterday 'al the Lenin Tavern, the chairman the board presiding. The disk, err. Jeffreys, having read the circular convening the esedieg, se also the minutes of the board meeting held in Osteirer Let, when a dividend of 1:1.. per share was de clared, payable in December lost, proceeded to mate GM the affairs of the company were km • good condition. The tolls takes oe the b r ide during the kn half-year bed Men 44111., beige as increase of mom than 1001. over those et the preceding hilf.year. Of the dividend due last December, Pn. owl remained unclaimed The board at this intended to propose a dividend of Ile. per sharte,l " ,..l income tax, 'ditch would leave a Leine is heed et 1,0411. 4s. Id. A respolutiois proserkg the dividend d dim. per shore, payable in Joao sea, was line pi ben the link end adopted. Mann. Smyth, Pramispet. Melees and seemappointed members of the herd. There wee sr= bi liens, sod the meeting seganded with • vale ef throb Ice the ask. A most determined aced eold-blooded murder was at a late hour oa Wednesday midair lest, at fret 4""d iaian, Derbyshire, by • y rasa mused Smith, aged As twist bend, upside , Jamb a tlait aged 40, • shoemaker, and • ass of property. readies Ia listb-street, in iheb hews. The feels of the one are as follows :--On Wednesday last, the am sweaseded is estraeling hr 'stews beak-bo ck a ttrawer is IM beaus, and went to Nolliz i ham with it. The book contained entries of maim into the bank amounting to 140 f. He m ro . mated book at the leak la Netalsgheas, bet the cashier Mari te give him tins massy, and he went direct to • spirit melt in the same tows and pledge the book for • *meek's. He relarawl by the last train from Nottingham te Ilkeston, cm Wednesday evening, and proceeded to a public hem in the letter town. He then went home, and afterward* mimed to the public-house, and remarked to was of his sompenisas that "be thought there would be sotnetbisg amiss at his father's house that night." Smith left the public-house about • quarter to 12 o'clock 're Wednesday 'miss, sod about twenty minutes past 12 o'clock Supatintendent Hudson wee proceeding along Bath-street, sad met two of hie offices close to Smith's hones. 71wry beard scream of " Murder," sad on peedeig twin the bedlam window of the hem the brothers of the sinn2seer shouted out, " bin shot oar father." The police then went into =Tom, sad found Hr. Smith, men., lying on his book SO the lows s 'uts deed, his holes being scattered about the roam and the greater part of his skull blown of. The doomed wee in his aiiglatehirt, sad had evidently owns down stairs to reprimand his son for staying out so late sad taking the bank-hook, whoa the latter deli berately presented • pintol at his father's heed and shot out his basins. Mr. Norma°, sargerm, was speedily in attendance, but death was instantaneous. As 100• oo MN murderer had perpetrated this horrid deed be mind out of the home ha hie shirt sleeves and his coat off, to a home of the companios be had been drinking with, • distance of 200 yards from his father's, where be knocked at the door, and said his father had just shot himself. He wood once taken into custody by Superintendent Hudson, who afterwards proueded to examine the house for the wadding, but it was found to have all been imbedded in the brain of the murdered man. They then searched for the gun or pistol, sod shortly ' after daylight yesterday morning, a policeman found a pistol at • distance of about fifty yards from Smith's house. It had been thrown over a hedge into a Sell, 'Lod had evi. deafly recently been discharged. The prisoner was yester day morning brought before Mr. Radford, county me gietrate, at Smalley, sad remanded. The inquest was opened in the afternooo at the Queen's Head, Ilkeston. As we said before, the murdered man was " well to do" in the world, and the murderer was "mired" in Bottom Church, Leicestershire, to • girl named Ellen Cox, fur the first time 1 on Sunday last. There is not the slightest reason for sup =that the prisoner is insane. He says his father shot . The tragedy, as may well be supposed, hem caused the gradent ezeitement in the neighbourhood. On Wednesday morning the murderer wrote • note in lead-peneil to his sweetheart at Belton, in which ho mid he was afraid his father would make away with himself before long. Detective Davis has gm over to Belton to try to get pommies of the Wier. banal:mm*2 rum—Last night, about loaf-past eight dcleck, a destructive Ire Woke out on the premises knows, as Wikon's timber-yard and carved wood works, situate partly is Grosk.street, and partly in Base-street, Moho. The are horsed with great intensity for upwards of an hour, completely gutting the dwelling louse and work shops, and destroying a large portion of the stock of timber in the yard. By 10 o'clock the firs was nesrly subdued, but stied& before the surrounding premises were con sidered safe. Being situated in the centre of a densely pepe- Wed locality, the eirowd collected within tea minutes of the by brooking cut was immense, and the police had eenti tterebly difficulty is clearing sufficient span for the engines te set to work. The parties are insured. hut whether to Ow fell woad of their lees could sot is the omalusios be nesmidined. _ DA. DS JOWOH'S LIGHT Brow, COD LIVID OIL CititSIMATT or Coestringtos.—The following ommuniaMes Item Alga 0 Chillowsr, bet., the eminent surgeon of Leo rslastor, describes the most oertato weans of cure for conssi Iteseir foes years Imo two ewes et confirmed Othello were pissed tinder my aim Is MO, tho isalls were s f•••• tabeissiar de posi t. TM Mlle rowdy imployal was Dr. de Amer* Wit Brown Cod Liver Oil ; mod sow. lb6o, Me pima ere sod tst : esd is the me sem mole hunting, sod are treaty billelpd la." A. de J as's Leans Cod 011 le Mid eddy Y eeyeeled biageriell bet& pkk. fr St : wow* fTa ; by Us Me ems. dem% Ore. Itm lmd, sod Co., TY. limed, Lades; bed by respeebebbe ebtaabie—tedvertisemea (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE Her prke at the ekes varied from 10 to Ito 100 to 7. We lithe gaoled her et tite lower odds, at which the bulk of the investmeate on her were made. Still her running ia.the Craven Meeting, when she wu doubtless =lse, pretested the public generally from bestowing mach mitten. lion as chance. - - _ ixoiwrius.LThe owner of Dundee made a bet on the enures of 1000 to 600 that be would beat Diopkantna for pietas in the Derby. ELLIDIDALI.—This brood mare, for which Mr. Blenkiron only recently pee • high price, died whilst on • visit to Orlando at the Royal Patidocka, Hampton Omit. Mr. Blenkiton is truly entertainer" for only • few months look be lost Kingston, one of the most popular stud harems of the day. WALLACL —This hone is now the property of Mr. G. Fitswillmanm, who has purchased him for 3,000 guineas. It is rumoured that the - horse will not be delivered op by his former owner until after the team for the Chaska Cup. For 1021000 per. Sweepstakes, Thormanby will walk over. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Await Air, MAT 2.—Arrorirrwlmrs. —Chief r th e Princess Royal: Engineer E. Bo ' ulton, tolls additional to the Wu, for , service . Cliek G. H. Johnsen, to the. Illustrious. Thil.C.l", Assistant Eettneiers T. Rose J. A. Shaw -1 m i t i =tioted to the Melpomene, for espial on the I station. AZa e rtl Claes Ambulant Engineer Z. Hancock, to theS. ;H. Peenberthe S. J. Blob, and J. H. • • miditledil tothirlltipumaktor dispital $ 1444 ? ? • • • • "70aisprolijr, .11.44 The Cruiser, 17, screw sloop, Commiudor :John Mrthees, V.C., was paid off lola mdulary jeeterda _y t The finzapeon, 6, paddle, °riptide 0.8. Brad. 'di be paid ' off on flalarday nest. The ewe. troop ship Adventure, Commander Edmird Leafy, ',rived at Spithsad yesterday afternoon from Hoeg Meng, width place she Id* en the lOW of January, baring on board the right wing of the battalioa of Royal Marines under the command of Identsmant- J. H. Gaa ooigne, consisting of 24 oilmen and 800 reek sad Ile. The Adventure elated at Sapper% the 0a of Good Hope, Ascension. and St. Vincent, - arriving at Madeira oil the 10th of Merck. She report. the Viola& and Albert, royal strew yaelkt, and the Worm, Admiral*, yacht, air harm' arrived at Madelyn to embark the Em my, of Austria and suite for conveyance to Trieste. The Argm was also there, in readiness to accompany the yacht& The Adventism afterwards railed at Vigo, arriving as the 215th of April and ribs' theuce on the 27th. She came into harbour thin afternoon to disembark the The 56th Regiment Is seder orders to easbark at this port for ernes Clisauel Lianas. tam *mitigate. HOUSE OF LORDS.-M*x 2. ♦PPEALS. DUTINATT.OOLONIL JAILED FILIDIRICR MUST CRICYTON STUART f. TSB MANQUIS OF NUTS, AND NAJOLORNINAL STUART v. LADY ILIZATOMI MOORS AND zawrown• POLAND. The ems of Cracow publishes the following re script addressed by General Gortschakoff to General Greoewicz, Director of the Commission of the Inte rior, and which has been sent by the latter to the different authorities : The institutions meetly coseeded by the Emperor to the kingdom of Poland secure a prompt development to the country, if order and tranquillity be immed.ately re•estab lished. For that object to be stunted, the functionaries malt understand the duties which existing circumstances imposer theta. and faithfully and scrupulously execute all that the superior authorities may order. They must not tole ' ?Ate anything contrary to the instructions which they have re ceived, and they may in ell cases rely oo powerful support from the government. Functionaries without capacity and energy must be removed, as well as those who may favour seditious and criminal sets, without prejudice to any fur , time proceedings which may be taken against them. In their place must be named sure and tried persons, who will be promised the protection of the government, and be made aware that if they faithfully perform their different duties, their aoudad will be generatal77 rewarded. All the urban delepticiae. provisionally es4Wishad for the mint*. now el tranquil sty, must ho immediately dissolved, as it is le the civil authorities, supported by the armed =at must belong the maintenance of order. All having a political character must be prohllited the exodus el distarhaures will be arrested sad headed over to the superior authorities. The functionaries who Gen without proper energy, and who, in case et need, do not call for the support of the waiter; authorities, 'rill incur a very moms remibility. The fleoeral•Lientansat of the these instructious, wishes to skew that tts a b ilpll Wel all fueetionsries is to amiuswer to • good relations between the inhabitants and the troops in their towns. He has taken energette measures that the troops shall contribute by their attitude to mea -1 Idisk good relations. • HtINGARY. A Peath letter, of the 28th ult., nays : If the army of General Benedek, duly impregnated with sometwative principles, does not appear likely to make • military prommade as far as Palermo, as his ordies of the day seemed to hilt, there is no doubt that preparations ars making ler a military expedition on the Danube and the hem. Thi object of these preparations, which are carried on with • degree of activity unuatud in the Austrian army, still remains a mystery. Steamers Lave been iionming troops from Tittel to Panceova, on the military centime. Fortiecations are being erected at Tittel, at the ecialthence of the Mahe sad the .thuaube. Panceova is situate on the Deaths, sad troops can be there embarked at any moment en board the steamers plying in th at river. AB the midis= oa %dough hare been long time recalled, bat the civil authorities not having informed them of that fact, they pretend to know nothing about it, so that the military autheethee will have to hunt thorn up, or do without them. The gevernmant has sent orders to the town of Peath to raise recruits, bet nothing has been done in coosequence ; Bret, Memo Rath thinks it has already supplied ele con tingeth, sad next, became the levy Ms not been &nth:wined by the Diet. &emir volt THE FatCOURAGINIFICT or rzs Firs ssys.-1.4 evening, at the society's rooms, be Conduit. shoat, Hr. H. (Utley delivered his fourth and eamelediag lector* on " Pointing and palates, ancient sad modern, presenting, in a discourse of nearly two hours' duration. • complete and intelligible sairmary of the history and chseasteriatios of the Spaniel", French, and English schools respectively, with spacial notion of particular masters. At Ike closed his discourse be &retuned at some length the position sod prospects of art in Ragland, sad urged the nom sity for some wider public provision for their extrusion and encouragement than existed at meant. He particularly dwelt upon the position of the Royal Aeaderny, which, as at prompt constituted, and considered se an educational institution, was, be thought, inadequate to the requirements of the age; whilst, as an exhibiting establishment, ita opera tion was positively prejudicial to the iodsposdant adios artiste as a body, and to the best interests of art. He enforced the issoonity of • system of public education in the principles of art as a part of national adacatios. and Of • free exhibition et waft of arts °seducing to its sfhlisacy. The beton was listened to throughout with peat interest by • crowded auditory. the concluding remarks leading to ea animatad dimension, whisk was generally favoseabls to the views pat forward by the lectures. HOBrITAL. —Yesterday the quarterly court of the governors of this charity was held at the Hos pital, Obasharroleset, Marylabooodolds, Hr. Cianseen in the chair, whoa it war resolved to throw open the cancer wards as a free senor hospital, into which patient' would be admitted their own application without any letter of eecemmetlatbn from • governor, and also to afford medical assistance to outpatients suffering from the same fearful disease. In order to meet the pressure which this step is likely to throw upon the medical staff, it was also determined to appoint another asaistaut physician to the institution. With respect to the hospital generally, the admissions during the past three months averaged 36 a week,. sad the number in the wards 270 a day. The ordi nary mem of the oh r 4 i ritz i was increased by three legacies, amounting in the to 1,1501. The medical officers having blotted in er reports, the proceedinp terminated in the usual mous u . _ A Fats hia.roarrr.—ln Clifton the census last mouth found 13,603 females and only 7,772 males, so that is 100 pawns thwe are 04 females and but 36 mats. &Lumina —A match took place last night in th• handsome billiard roam attached to the New Philhar monic Music-ball, kilogram, for a puew of sovereigns and a Ulm? dap, between Mr. C. Hugbs and Mr. W. Dutton, the tomer giving the latter ow hundred points out of a thousand. Altus el.** and exciting game, the match tor satiated is favour of Mr. Hughse. Tel LATE MUnDKR AT STKPITRY.—The question si ownership of the property of the late Mra. Hensley, who was so foully murdered by Mullins, and for which he ex piated his crime on the scaffold some mouths since, is likely to bo momiasetly brought before the public. The doomed lady, am is well known was possessed of large household property in the neighbourhood of Bstlinskreen sad Stepney • and at the time of her death, she having died ustestati, and without leaving any heir at law or next of kin, the Attorney•Deneral, on the part of the crown, claimed to be culled to the property. A claimant, how ever, has started up, in the parson cd • gentleman named Williams, who claims to be her heir at Law end next of kin through a sister of the unfortunate lady, and to establish such claim he has already, through hie solicitors, cosunsucisd upward' of 200 actions of ejectment, to recover possession of the disputed property, and insti tuted snits in Chancery as against Mr. Ruse, her late solici tor, and the Attoniey:Gerseral, to establish his rigida ; and in the snit against Mr. Rode, who claims to be a mortgages of the greater portion of the premiss for monies advanced, he, yesterday, through Mr. Selwyn, Q.C., sad Mr. &Mr. his monad, applied to this Master of the Rolls, Sir John Homily, for an injunction to redrain Mr. Boss from selling or disposing of the property so mortgaged, on the ground that the advances had boon repaid. Mr. Roundel Palmer. Q.C., and Mr. Berkeley opposed the application, upon which the Master of the kola refused the injunction, and ordered the matter to stand over until the cams came oa fee beasing. Much interest and excitement are created antelope the inhabitants by the ounflictiug claims set up. ROBBRAT OP £6OO IN MAVICHEACTER.—Yesterday at noon, a robbery, of a serious nature, was committed at the warehoused Messrs. Miles and Saville, 22A, Mcelsy. street. From such information as we have received, it appears it was the habikof the firm to lock the warehouse , up during dinner hour, between one and two o'clock, and Ito lock the cash up in a cupboard in the couuting•hous... Yesterday this was done as usual, but at two o'clock the back door, which opens into Back Modey-stimest, was found Math This had, no doubt, been unlothed by a 'kaki. tan key, or by some one who had obtained possession of the proper key of the dour. On entering the months house, it was found that the cupboard, in which the cask was kept, had base unlocked, and a bag, captaining 0001. in gold and silver, stolen. Although this cupboard had been locked, and the key taken away before dinner, unfor tunately the key had been left in the lock of another cup board, which would also uuluek the cupboard from which the emit was doles. This had, no doubt, been used, and the money thus easily got at. The pollee are actively es pied in investigating the matter, and a reward of 211. lies hum offered for the apprehensiou of the thief sod the recovery of the property. —Moodie ater droodiser. Teti OUTWARD Wuier INDIA MAIUL -SOUTH AMPTON, MAT 2.—The Royal Mail Company's steamship Atrato, Captain Woolley, soled hence today at 3 p.m, with the fortnightly mails for the West Indira, Mexico sag Paci6c, California, Central America, itc., together with 120 pamangers, amongst whom are Gove rn or Lade and secre tary for Trinidad, Acting.llepoty. Assittast•Commissary- General Bridgman and Resign Comps for Barbados., Sta. Surgeon Ingram for Jamaica, and Dr. Gilbert for Coke. The Matto took on freight 266 bottles quicksilver, valise magi, • silver coin, 10,000 f. ; gold coin, 351. ; jewellery, lac e 6 851. ; French specie, 7,6561. ; do. jew=4,2361, sod a full cargo of French sad English m [Advertise' went. ]—HoLLowat's Pula,--icoptigs nthemed—Many pumps who have doubted the wondered carstim and peritylpg powers of these IMul aid afterwards witneseed ths bimacial effect produced by them to diseases of the digestive orisons, have been constrained to admit their 'S oigne", have adopted them as their own domestic aperient, and graciously recommended them to Mends. Holloway , ' Pith act pommy on the sumach, which they thoroughly invigorate they then enerd,e a mom wholesome Influence ever the liver, from which they immadisfely remove any consuattou or tun es of thsbUs or blood. The discovery of these M a triumph. How much sadness and morrow have they beanbag? tramway's Pills have relieved thousands I from headed peps sad confirmed ill health. OOLONSL JAMES ISIIDZILICIL DUDLLT CIIIONTOS STUART. These ere two weak, the first from the Court of Chan cery is Likud, sod the second from the Court of Brie is Seetkrad. The involved ie the rot of the the m e of Bute, a miser, mica which cotall= of Wend Scotland have more wito omelet ea the point of jariatiatioo. The amassed@ were rely =liMud at the rill( of the house, and as they are toTi compy some tiros, we pompoms oar report. COURT OF QtTERN'S BENCH. -MAT 2. raUlw Is Basee is Faster Teem.—(Bekre the Lord Chief Js • ot, sad Jostles* Celespeos, HAL, sad Sisekburs.) !AIMS V. ZAIIMIL-ATLANTIC The was as action as • policy of insurance effected with the defendant, who is an underwriter, to recover the value of • 1,0001. Aare in the Atiardie Telegraph Company. At the trial before the Lord Chief Justice • verdict was en tered for the plaintiff, but • rule was granted to set aside that verdict, and to enter one for the • defendant upon vs. time grounds. This rule having been argued at considerable length, The Court took time to consider their judgment. • • The counsel on each side were, for the plaintiff, the Soli. l i iiileivesetesel. Mr. Phipson, and Mr. Murray ; for the de -1 heiliat, Mr. BovilL Mr. Lush, and Mr. lioneyman. 343110171111 Or Tan COURT. The SU Court will sit on the but four days of this terms, aad ibis eedesed that a °considerable number of rides, as well as soma crown cases, shall be argued in that court, instead of in the full court. COURT OF COMMON PLEAB.,-Mir 2. laittinp in Banco. —(Balare Lard Chad Julia, Brio. and Justine Wiliam and Bylea) 111 RI /041 15111ANDILL —TRI WAILS/lUD UNCTION. This matter was partly heard yesterday. Mr. renienden had been celled as a witness at York maims %pea a charge of bribery, alleged to have been committed at the last election far Wakideld, but he refused to answer oertain questions. Mr. Justice Hill, therefore, committed him to prison for contempt. Subsequently the Court al Exchequer refused en application for • habeas corpus, and • similar ap plicetion was now made to this court. Mr. %rill applied for the writ ; he was rely heard yeetewley end in continuation today he cited • peat number of cues relative to the power of judges at mama, sad further contended that the warrant of oosniiiiiment woe wrong in form. The court took time to consider the matter. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MAY 2 (Before Mr. Commissioner EVIAN. I IN It BALONONSON. The bankrupt was described as •hill broker, of Abchara boa. This was the examination meeting. The accounts have not been filed; but it was stated that, during a trading of three month,, the bankrupt had incurred liabilities of nearly 7,0001. The assets are of a very problematical cha racter, being dependent on the result of some proceedings SFr Chancery. m aa examination of the bankrupt and other Transoms, it appeared that he had been iu the habit of paying an ex arbitsat rate of interest on the discount of bills for abort periods. Mr. Hand, for the *wigwam, and Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrupt, agreed on an adjournment fora month. IN RR BIIITII AND SINCLAIR. The bankrupts were linen-factors, of Panewas-lane. This wee the adjourned examination meeting. The ream prepared by liras. E. Harding and Co.. show a eeeomad I a . m . and liabilities of 45,0001., with assets sufficient for • dividend of between Is. and Is. in the pound. Yr. Linklater appeared for the lr•krupta. Mr. Wilkinson, for the assignees, offered no opposition to the bankrupts passing. The accounts bad been carefully examined by Mr. T. H. Kemp on the part of the assignees, and he was satisfied of their correctness. All questions of the bankrupts' conduct would be reserved till the certificate sitting. The bankrupts then pared. (Before Mr. Commissioner Cloalbarn.) IX as JAS. 0. lINT.—JUDOMEXT. The bankrupt, a draper, at Limehouse, recently applied far his certificate. He was supported by Mr. Bagley and oppoeed by Mr. Sargood, on various grounds, which it was endended heenght hint within the penal clauses. His Haim now gave judgment, and after reviewing the eircanietenced of the case at considerable length. suspended the certificate for 12 months from the date of the petition (4tliember last), and the bankrupt would be without for three months, principally on the ground of Eivine "-- made the false entry, though the court hoped that no evedater woukl be vindictive enough to imprison him. Mr. Webb asked for • limited protection of twenty-one days, to give the opportunity of appeal. His Honour said be would give directions that the eason tion certificate, if applied for, should be withheld for that time. IF ac BILADDON—ADJUDICATION. Adjudication of bankruptcy was made against Wm. !Haddon, coal merchant, al the Holloway station. The petition was balloted to Mr. Commissioner Fans. From the statement of affairs, prepared by Mr. Smart, it appears that the debts are about 1OOM; amete 3001. x 4001. CHRISTCHURCH flegooug, Sr. Ozosoes NAST. Tbe results of the examination assay _held ia them schools by the Government Department el Sde•M and Art have just base made (mown, and it is excesdiagly gratifying to the managers of the Christchurch schools to Sod that twenty of their pupils have been successful in the examine- Mon. Eight have obtained prime. and twelve more have been registered em censpisteut in freehand or model drawing. Maven pupils of Grove's Trade School were examined, four et whom hare obtained prizes and wren are registered. St. Peter's, Stepeey, ham two prises and six registered. St. Moms* Stepney, three tepdratiese. The total number el Vs in 17, aad of rsjekatione U. BINSON'II WATCH'S& —" We have seen several Imam from this well-known sett, and can speak with armalesce of their exquisite workmaosidp and artistic BMA. TW 9 7_,___ Wm with very groat prookloo, and have been de * moo an Judges to be well worth the looney Parties wishing tam ea. be supplied through the postoMee."—mearow Rramhser, Way 19, 1900. Helms's Illustrated Pamphlet, post ft" for lan atas Is deo:Motive of every construction of watch sow made. Wafekes mate by poet to a parts ot the &In.— /. W. Wires&llS Si, sad 46 sad 47, Coruhi&