The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-17 00:00:00

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MC AS, *lth Messes Moiler Worms, and Area, Cok Leoloutiall.itreek Passengers I.y this line of INC keto. are COIS‘ r)r.l from r..1.1.1.4t.a Ilymonth first -dam. for second-elms tares, and tccond.clase Isr third-dose tom NVIifY STEAM COMMUNICATION to f TORL—The Uvritruot. NEW gad RTRAI SHIP COM Pg N Y intend .lavalakbag FRlLpieurad Pas Rama elleaniaoo calling atlrnesaggsw JILT anlapaaapann Jaapatchaa. OM LlVF.Rillot FOR NYW YiiRC CITY OF WA4HINCTioN. Wednesday, May GLAallieW, Wednesday. 11.1 2L CITY or KA LTI MORE , edeerseLey. June S. API arm sererialinie. Wedesealay. Cobh PRIRRia. 14. I?. GPI al Huey.assesMa the awn iasalmales. reflrard /I guinea., Iladadlas all pnerlaines sesbed. ranwagers fne Cards and the Widen' aaaaaa bewared WaRRIFI as wary adtaaatapao, taram—/.r Author porticulars W ILIJA NI INMa N. at, Wasandeort. Limped. ea to .ad XACRT. 81. Rtiag Wlllbso4ONll4. Caly. CAEADVANCE'S MADI, without delay, by toning lIMIIITII WIT COWAN Y ;LAWN*. NI& immemalt Mk of ask, se eak•r ap rapoilla W aasy ladalawaft. D=tase =Ca i ra l sia. an all MIIIOIIMO alms M. Cripaal. sa d a/ tleasd 46 awl Prompaullmea art isms mai tree ea apPisaalsa. ANDILEWJA3IO 1110111 T, bireibtr. MILOWILR B=l)l3.—Collsetiun A, W i rekels, ,A: broom egew mak 7. . Cielbelbe db. b. . Calbabe ft at Arr il.. ww gab out poll-Fid. Amiumes N to Ump Yeesiebb mad weer brie mg boo and —WALLS awl IlseWL. /OM OpeoUrcion-madwi. W. . aisocnop vs TUB Will swim EIINOPI•N sad COLONIAL comtAst 122. Palos/ tandem. The Owe ewitpaity Me bees krumed tee the purpose cd Wyo. lb. Gewery. sod Mewls iher with Mai lilt WI el the highest chancier. et assitles pie owl TOTAL VICIORIA‘II2IIT.ITa pt raw. ITU Alasmlooll of Risalwitas.) /PUN DID OLD rust, Ms pan IR Qs weed • • SILERE__ IN. sr RI LINO ILPERN A Y CRARIPAGWR PI& NT 11 URN CLARET. per, and wilisslisAMlNg Min LINGINAC YJULIN DT WAY iewa)..„ M. sank Illt NOARIANI cRoWN NIIT MIIIT . RR. • • >E rllO. 218 Masa rat L L Ws IW ommlry. Mao awl aid di Assn arm triple NM aIageOLISAIVIIII IIM t i theI PM* Ude bee leen& SOUL mom =IL WILLIAM LItIDTIPTURI. Maraws Emmons SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN paste • Yap Jain of a. ..A with • ern brake el mak /Min le s ale: lawa Ile went la hassalAdly nalleel la mr .11 1.., ~,,,, aa.l n e g oi e r f remo propybra ii, so .t w ireopolestka at Pea. ARUM% PUTATO STEAMER • aa Isla m. mama at a...was IMO LWOM/161 vagetie la pram him la,___Te., la ARLOWS Al.,70:1I ATOM CINDER SITTER, wonoMed Is save me Ws .4 cobble braa Mee Ilk at i s m Ara PATENT CASK STAND. No ark% or aebreet 4hterbe4 ft Uleftg. Will repay Its owl la • apall hire '« owl uplef. AKLOWS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. /to Pal par repared . no war 4tbort et war wino Mee la It . Mao *bare plAtyl. ft.—Apply direct to !AIM BAUM pollealee. le. Kip William oper, lapoloplapa be lad lia roe sad adder+. le .0 every article. all abaft ato "Wow lalamaloo• Ilapplaas IMLIM. &babied lab GOLD CHAIRS.—WATHIRSTON sad 111100 DIN beg le eh the etteutti.ei id the IWO' le the PPM et IN Writ% they deliver with Geld Querd Chant patehmeed at Web lobwatamary : • 4. Ts el patent she* beim WAweightee ea *wt. are. se WA p sow Mat pries Treat Vasa Ode eyelash Ihe QUALITY. WILIONT. art YALMI rid Y. debt ar• sad guerradeed le the parareer Welber eie sad Ilr.vilee bdire be Yr reeseasieliea ea the work. mono lit u rdeli le Agreed warding le re binary se al ifairitaffursad fIODL.r . Geldmllla—nambetery. He M `atyll Reerteateeetere. Orrent-ordes. Imadue. Aar kihhed _ _ _ carer am hear, h eask.—N Thi. drum at lb loth. ~dm aside Sillardays Mlle. HAMILTON and KDIPTON, Taos. —A MI Mart STOCK al Ofund cads, Wean as littL ag lia. th ila Tt L aa. a a a r ifti tstyla Owes* lar tla pram* mom Oastkomia am awed as pad sadd. laddaashk dram at lIAMILTuN . ad lIIPTUra. 311 d. Nan agoadle ltaadar Mall MIL 1131.1, (ALFRED WEBB MILLS) mew WILMS AND ellYllllll STOCK 1111 the Warkl.huseti Acerb *MLA lea b eelielle red ready for nes Traumee were GOO na latt WheseelyeatiresenathlLSOUlC MELT. HANOWLIWKII7AII2. aid who le we{ worseeted with any permit haltering sad adver tising 1w hie name. ISTAILIIII SD Pah YtiII:UAILT. 1841. "T H E D E R. B Y," a Light eleirint PO %T. to he worn with or without so ether and ea. sot show of he Injured by the dust, sad every of fer Torsi. CLOTHING. te... Iu Guitars to the UMW, sad Licangual•ta. IL MUM awl RON, Oauser Mapco anew or Itart-atreet . and Iwneart-road and ltrion•eved. Onniallry 11/melba T.OOl-11TITCH SEWING DIACHINIS, AA . mieraiedered by the - * better sad Wilmer lleades. =l.oampesp.-0111ke and Rale Room. 462, Ozhiliairerel. —illeseesadd for their strepliony. fine bbd maid sod dela. speed. howdy add darabl iaNk t ei tay lis tipte edit emit They hare heen le use wickedly Ist . Eu tee. lb* pealdies and give eatire lethdaetlaia. WeVr i pentuit• soadafee for doomed@ paepoM Mil tam waft mad pilaw. ha ths works q. Yrelyttee Oinfilsb Mk PTUT USTING TRUSSIS.— SALM'. OOT MY and -ADJ OU. meat rairoattutly Mama the Pablo Mat *dr MUNI= hare bora la 1/811 upwards a PIPIT TIM awl ate Womb I. sarategr the prism with more we 11 . 4 'war Mae mg akar leewlaa. nay aid errewor tor 8100_ relsetilia orreirlob esaarotespor say oath al bandage. mom la tha are requastred to mead the circantereer• Ile 401 0 ea• loeb &tutu *a Moo and to observe that " NU- N% o*. ash Oa' It ataarood spot Ike leather east. N.B.— • hosisatiaada tem tea UM toe &desk Lane. are requakd at Mr. Ws private door.—Manufactory, In Mnad AMP P Tl 7 RES.—The PATENT SELF ADJVITINO OSMAN acting efieettoilly without Uhl eereglieuelseu r receutiorneed loy the family he the cure MI wide/ loosla The neteasary oinslity el • end 11•10 Is an edema reshting pewee without usual wary promote on the Flt allied. wealth Selena& object it dose Mislaid la trete emeuememederlth 'trope. spiral eprieum or pod lushiaL-4.1042 os,. Plowell w. HAIR RESTORED, Priverved, and Beautified the pep of ROW L VW DIACASIA It OIL —Mt ele• bet sathaesaet 011 prevents Year ben bided of et Iffy. bu no wait hear, clearness It true scurf sad dean a 1 l, hit Babb It bambini!, soft. Sable, sad giber It the path et MOW% Mg Ifieergt, Mid Moseisehlea tt is aabliles 11 1 IrillbaYYweMeWa. For ehilikes. It le rsbalb Teem beated. r Assam the basis of a beautiful head el Wr wins istredeellse hsto the barmy of royalty, and the ismeareas rsttaealale essieleatly merited of Its ellaby. stied the bet Ted wed reefs of its merits.—Price 3s. od , 7a, Ha Id. !ititil_te ler imeit, bid 11 s. alb bottle. Cantles —Ask fee lleeesser OIL' sukl at per 10, liattee.garilee. sad b iltis fed whiners. A GUI and DEBILITY.—Tbe beet remedy is sarmsess, sad tbe beet preperatiee Me wonderful "mt. _lt WATIIIIW QUININI WINS. reemmetteee y De. =watt ot the " iettl the smedical rtuteteloe. —Pm Iteol 'lel, by ROB RAM& I. Wattles lime, Name. +.+.Widow MINI wed ebenista, sod Mae rear. "nob. We a dozes. tt bob..M Agents, Lew* Webb, and Co., liketeder. KEATING'S PALE NEWFOUNDLAND OOD LIVER OIL perfectly purr. 'warty lembeless. and bee boseibellosilue et as kind. having niss 8 V. 4 . "WO" imi leceameeded ny Pr Jolson tiptoe Th eron 01 sod 11l theeekeia Hospeute. lebo, la the worsts of the We Pomba. IV Mat The Saw al le thee wait devoid of '•••••• edger, _sa4 Lemur. - Chaf2Cllllll seal be found be Is I MO demo. Aalf pints. 1. ad . Pinta, to. led.. tarirs 4e, 41e1..ind Ineeppine S.M.', law Impenal waive. iguipard„ Lava joumrs 00PAiinfi, or Peocitazatod a rimialared Es tar Paris and Lembo E u ▪ reinedgei as Ur boa ranaly foe Wags diasaiss.— et *N. ff, law A twig knrsmied se appbasike. Pair ▪ N.. ilk Galin% MUM. heed showlelt. l j ea n ; ow Quisalm io ; isil lb Pon thl n Pak la Id Pat _GIViAWAY NERVOUS SUIPPERERS. rto orstots h. 1.6 published • VW*VOX et be• eumspe_weili. nuvm NIDICAL M y IND (M= illeesevie et Dimas Malty. tees a Itiasse. 1 .01. dba. peebtnie. ea • areale4 l l` r awig e deueLLift r a po n = mr.. .sram iss. w CRYSTAL PALACE.—GREAT FLOWER !mow Tu momum.-111119 DAY (Yridar is the LAST as which TICIIITS at 59 each can be botiaht The wlntisaion toesornow will be 7e not Tickets may be hal at the venal agents, at the Crystal Palace, or at No 2. Lacter•hall, which latter ofire will be kept open until to o clock this Vrklay, evening for an supply of tlsc public ad arena 02X/RUE GROVZ, Secretary. Crystal Palace, Tridap, Mayl7. MUSICAL ART UNION, ORGANISED for tb• ADVANCILWINT of mambers beg to announce PHARE ORCHSWIWAL PONCYJArk oh tfaßanovrr eyaan Reams, FRIDAY Way 31; Thanday 11111f0. ing, Jerold; and Friday evening, July 5 ,sbe latter with choir. Inhales of Go performers. Prilleirlll3, Maar& B. Biagrort, Dtdrhmaan, Payton. R. 'Ramose, White, *madam Crozier, Pldlarti, Wootton, Handley. R. J. Ward. and C. norairra. Con. lastor, Mr. Klindworth Choir mentor. Mr. J. C. Ward. Illus. t n" , " Programmes by Mr G. A Ilarfarren. VIM Convert Syraptincy 411. ran., kuhlisntein. Overlatra. lintatannali, Op. 124. and Rossini a stem. of Corinth. Concerto violin. No. 11 Spahr. Urn. Ik-hots at Mews. cranwr'a. (iirear's. AdMan'a, Schutt's, Chappell's, Imadais, lortedate's, aad Bettie wade warehouses. EYANS'S MUSIC and SUPPER ROOMS. ticittlereen 'sleet. as mut EVERT EVENING.—EIock• se, Ai ever —Nydney s sdnairel.le New Tongs —The "Lee Tangy." elegant perform/mere eiperlor to anything yet ewe. —Four pert *ince Glee; t la lrimate and cleric Vocal Neste Yawn the wain elemeet of the entertasurneuX —"MIMI'S% sup at Peanse to glees extremist, well stusg."—Athensuim. ARGYLL ROOM-GRAND MIIRICAL ILITIMITAINMYST, with the celebrated Rani, tarty la psalm. antabibbed WOWS yet" chosen from the YhUhartemle Ceneeeta. loyal Mika Owes. and the Househeld Tr nn Osaineted by Mean lameats. Oansebe.yaMan. M. Dealeoest. MAJICHIG of II Walsall Afthigia. CHARLEB KNIGHT'S HISTORY et ENG LAND. TM ariouth Volturno. pries No ; Illrl Port - Se. Id be Published on Solidi MA Yd tyros, 11, Iloororiodlaeot. Visstelsost. L At.GUIDE tu INDIAN INVINITHICNTS. iftwastng b Phsawboldiris et inewadlal ilianibuiders in lin Pi&mint LIM Alma Campeak. : Indian Railway . firwat Indian Praimula Railway Madre. Railway . Mad. Railway. lades irlatllla. TaaJanb Railway. liondiay end Mirada Railway. Imam .4 Rental Railway. and numb Eastern Railway. Madras Irrigation Couipsny lirkstal lalaad Mama Company, hannalar and Oriental Memo Company. by A 11 ANCIIIINTISR NAIL nympOnw Willa. or past tn.. for Melon Toeing Oloompa. Unlike Trulniat and Co., tateasoriterrow. M. CUITIS Int NILILYWAS SUWI. DMILITT. La. Jug Wablidledi lojest Ores the Andre ler It A lOW OAL NESAY on tb• OAUSl ma na SM. CUM el FILMATIIIII DOMINI to MAN. with plain eleeelleee Ise ported reeloratlee le Meath •.,1 warear, the result el breaty-lee ewe' seesseeral pats la the treatment of those pewit serene sad aseedee4 Menem which ten , l MwWtter Mill abr.= Or. J. L. Cuim, 15. atheereleetreet. Plese4lB6. Lodes. it WI 3. and a to I. - We feel me heellelloa la earl's there le is. mosiber et hosiste by ellen the book via set be lesel earful—abeam se* perms beid the releliee el a pre* peeceptor, or elsegyme." —Wm &siva : Waft IS. Condit' : ail J. Ansa IS. Warwisit-W.. NATIONAL RIMS AJMOCIATION. —The day of the forthcoming Wimbledon prize meeting is altered from the let, to Thursday, the 4th of July. INTERNATIONAL Ex BIT lON or 1862. —Tester day information was received by her Majesty's commie- Moons, through the Belgian minister, that his Royal Rich wine the Duke of Brabant had accepted the Ake of Pre eldest of the CUMIIIiMiOO appointed to manage and arrange the works of art and industry of Belgium at the forthcoming Exhibition. It ss pamally undentood that the manufactures of Shefitekl will form a great sad pro almost feature to the Exhibitiom NooliTrr rot MIS KNCOORAMOINaIIT or Ma FINE AITS.--The bets =riot of this society was brought to a clam bat eveglag, at their rooms in Cooduit-street, when Yr. H. Ottley delivered aa interesting illustrated lecture as eas/plnre. Towards the conclusion of his &us:purse he pined Nome strictures on the testimonial mania of the day, which had become a crying evil, and crowded our streets with Apr unsightly in themselves and derogatory to art, and brought dos o upon us the deserved ridicule of foreigners. Upon this hint an animated discussion followed, in which the • alsominatioris" in Waterloo-place, Trafalgaraquare, and seine ether places vin Westnunstar were turaimously deriouared. ---- EVANGZIJCAL CONTINurrAL SOCIETT.—Laat even ing the manual meeting of this society was held in Blooms bury Chapel Mr. E. Pys Smith in the chair. The report commenced by referring to the gratifying pinkies in which the came of evangelical protestantism now stood le Italy, to which country the society bed recently seat three even gelists eounsittem in Turin, Naples, Milan, Florence, Gauss Nice, he., were all active in their efforts to spread the Gospel, and met with no opposition from the Italian gonnionent. la Frame, the Evangelical Society of toils wen promoting the Protestant cause with great suc cess ; they had a amber of churches and schools, 11 pestoce, 9 weswgebetw. and 41 teachers, and their income was about 11,0001. a year, a large portion of which was contributed by embers of the Reformed Church of France ; they had 1,000 'cholera in their schools, who had paid 4001. lest year is weekly plymeste. In Lyons also there magreat naivety, and the Means ci the church was 2,400 f. Is the Haute View the solo* and churches bad bees closed by the prefect, but they still ermerived to teach and worship is boom In Owes and Belgium the evangelical stenches were ark* peat exertions snit rapid program The imaisial statemest showed the income of the year to be 1,63:11. Ile. 3d., oat of which the committee had granted aid to the Fritsch societies to the amount of 4411, and to thane of Italy 410(., which with the incidental expenditure left a helms' in Wind of 14L The report was adopted, Rural. Ammo' or Fir. ABM'. 134seurr.—The missal meeting of the friends and subscriber' to this most valuable elarity kir the distribute°u of rewards to former Sorb papas of the royal schools of this society, woe held y afternoon at the Asylum, Brixtoo.hill. The of Lich fi eld presided, and stated the obje c t I if the meet. Mg to the amem Id in g together those educated in th e sc h oo l s of the eoehey, who upon proincing written testimonials of charade, him their present employera received certain re wards Om amount depending woe the length of time their teMienesiele referred to. Thom rewards being settled by the mks, there was not any variation from year to veer, and tbsp evened of money and book prince. The Bubo, tbs. reessied to deliver the prism expressing to each ..ipi.._ is suitable words such advice as seemed to him meet The Right Rev. Prelate then presented the gold end silver modals • sad also numerous book prism to the children now is the asylum who had merited such marks of distinction. Ile then addressed the past pupils, exhorting them to cautious in the good course they had begun, pointed oat to those at present in the asylum the bright example set before them, which it behoved them to imitate, and tm pressed upon the general assemblage the value of on insti. halloo which trained up children in the way they should go, in the fear and nurture of the Lord. Thanks were then voted to his lordship for presiding, and the proceedings ter minated. ----- CHNISTIAN VZILNACULAII EDUCATION &MST ema Ixota.—The third anneal meeting of this society wee held yesterday at Freememee-hall, Great Queemoreet ; the Fort of Shaftesbury in the chair. The secretary, the liar. Mr. Gordoe. read the report, which stated the society to be gradually working its way throughout India. Thirty. four auxiliary soeielass bed bees formed, and schools hied her te proideeeks of Madras, Bombay, aed ea well as le the Weed et Ceylon. The society bad founded a training college for maim teachers, end is Jun. lint it bed seat out Mr. Yorks to bring it into operation sad Mr. Soddy ' of Cambridge, would shortly leave thin country to hall the cake at principal. The Scriptures and • large quantity of religiose literature had been printed in !me different langweges, and • number of native teechers, Dale and female, were now employed by the society. The report states the receipts for the year to be 2,7921., of which 1,2191. bed bees contributed in India. One pleasing feature wee that the income of the society was now mainly derived from subscriptions and not from donations, as had boo the cam ia previous years. The sum of 2,000/. had heal sopentiod in India during the year in the society's operations. A large public meeting was convened at the Assembly Roam, Ayr es Tuesday, under the direction of the Creed of the Working Men's College, for the purpose of Wein a statement from Mr. Buckmaster on the con. &lire epee which aid is given to cisme@ established for the revere of giving instructing in elementary wire*. W. Jack, Esq., assistant iumpuctor of schools , wax v o t e d t o the abate, supported by Colonel Shaw, W. Stewart, Foq., Z. Kay, Faq., Duncan McWbite, and other gentlemen. The meeting, after hearing the address, was unanimous is favour of the scheme, and a general regret was reword that they had Dot the opportunity of ooderstaadieg the subject before. Votes of thanks to Mr. Buckmaater and the chairman were paired, and the meeting separated with a dernoMatioe to prepare a few young men far the riebeee' ortilleate. A deputation from Liberia waited on Lord Ibrawgbam on Wednesday, at his residence in Grafton rarest, introduced by the Rev. E. W. Maiden, accompanied by smog natives (black) and the British Consul, to per sent bin lombillip with an addrese of thanks for his unwearied nations la the emus of negro emsneipation and abolitio• of She slave trade, and ids) with • testimonial in the shape a • black ebony walking-dick, very neatly ores neented. Several speeches were delivered by the natives with considerable feeling sad ability, end the deputation reared, expressing themselves higtdy pleased with their simertios. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1861. MUSIC. HERR SCHLOEMER'S CONCERT. This distinguished composer and pianist had a bnlliant and successful concert at the Hanover-square Rooms last evening. It consisted of chamber musk, vocal and instrumental, of a highly classical and refined charac ter, and admirably performed. A manuscript quartet by Hen Schloemer, for the piano, violin, viola, and violoncello, played by the author, with Moen. Vieuxtemps, Vogel, sad Piatti, showed Herr Schloemer's powers both as a composer and pianist of the first order. He played also a nocturne of Chopin, and Wagner's splendid Muth in Tann howler, aa arranged for the piano by Liszt—a morceau respecting which, whatever may be thought of the opera, there can be but one opinion. It was received with ' acclamations even by a hostile Parisian audience ; and Herr Schloemer's vigorous execution gave an excellent idea of its orchestral effect. A sacred sng, "He that keepeth Israel," composed by M. Schloemer, anibenely sung by Miss Parepa, and a beautiful "Aye Maria," also by hun, and sung by Miss Parepa, Peddle. Behrens, and Signor Gardoui, were admirable specimens of his genius as a composer. The latter especially produced a great effect, and was moat warmly applauded. Beethoven's inimitable "Adelaide," charmingly executed by Cambial, with Benedict's masterly accompeninient, was one of the most delightful things of the evening ; and solos on the violin and the violoncello were played, with their usual excellence, by Vieuxtemps and Piatti. The concert was ably conducted by Mr. Bene dict, and was altogether a most elegant and agreeable SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. SALISBURY RACES.- THURSDAY. TEM SALII3UnT TatAL STALK, 11);subscri pt ins of 15 son. each, 5 ft, with 50 added ; for 3-yr-olds, - ist 216 ; four, Set slb ; eve, Set 101 b ; six and aged, Net 121 b. The winner to be claimed in the usual way for 5001. One (10 subs.' Mr. L Mars Seclusion, by Tadmor, a yrs, 7st nib (3001. Adams) I Mr. W. &ware Lady Clare, 3 yrs, Seat 11l (3001 (F. French) 2 lord Tortemoutlestwg Cronstadt, 3 Yrs, Oat 131 b (J. Pawl 3 Mr. W. Day's Duleiba, 4 yrs, B,st 1116 Joel rib extra) (A- MY) 4 Heft hig : 6to 5 eget Croustadt, 5 to 2 agst Lady Clare. On mending the bend into the straight Cronstadt held a slight lead. At the road, Seclusion, on the off side, passed him, end with Lady Liars came on to the distance, where Croostadt and Duleibella were beaten. Seclusion then went ahead, and won easily by • length • three lengths between the second and third; Dulcibella beaten off. Tn CILAVIX PLAT' (Handicap) of 50 son. ; winners extra. 6 furlongs. Mr. W. Day's Deserter, by Tadmor, 3 yrs, est 1216 (J. Adam.)! 1 Duke of Heaufort's Rosalind, 4 yrs, 7st 1116 fO. Yorensni) 2 Mr. J. R. C. Wyndham's Lisbon, 3 yrs, ant 101 b.... (Page) Mr. L Hers Frivolo, 4 yrs, vet Mb (P. Adams) 6 Mr. J. Imre Chen Amts, by Bweetmeat—Amasom. 4 yrs, Tet Mb (Halter) 0 Mr. Harrlson's Apollo, 4 yrs, lit alb Bradley) 0 Mr. H. Hoater's bet by the Can, dam by Lamest, 3 yrs 7st bib (Proorrjo) 0 Mr. J. K. Riddell's The Hypocrite date fiatesailai, 4 yrs, Est 101 b PILMIII I; 0 Mr. Issaciadter's Chain Pier, 3 yrs, Set 1216 0' Parsons! 6 Bettfisg 73 te 2 opt Apollo, 4 to 1 seek apt Lisbon and I Chen Arnie, 5 to 1 apt Fravohi, and Tto 1 apt Deserter. After one false attempt, the lot, with the exception of the filly by The Cnre, who lost several length@ start, got away on pretty fair terms, The Hypocrite making the running, followed i n close order by Apo ll o, Deserter, Lisbon, and Fravola. About hallway The Hypoerite was beaten, end Apollo went on with the teed. At the half-distanoe De serter, Lisbon, and litemlind took class order with Apollo, who wan disposed of at the stand ; • fine race with the three placed ending in favour of Deserter by • bead, Rosalind having only the same advantage over Lisbon. Apollo wee • good fourth, The Hypowite next, the others tailed off. Chain Pier and the filly by The Cure the last two. THY SALISBURY STARES, a sweepstakes of 10 move. each, with SO added if four horses start; for 2-yr-old colts, Sit 1016; fillies, Set 61b; winuers extra. Hata-mile. (16 subs.) 14nt Portsmouth's Sheerness, by Filbert, Bst 10Ib Mr. T. Parch Dusk, rest 101 b (O. (J. Fordha Goiter) 1 ro, 2 Mr. J. Clark's Springbok. tet rDrew) Lord Allasbary's I by Voltigear—Wild Dayretri dam, rest Gib ,L Snowden) 0 11r. C. capers Hammy. Sit 01b (Grub! 0 Ale W. Days Muerte% bat bib (A. Day, 0 Mr. W. Day's t by Yultlgaur—Sprlngwera dams_ ast sib Adams) 0 Mr. J. Day's Ma Mk, by Benito°, Set 81b Batter) 0 Mr. J. H. C. Wyndbant s Dunoon, Bet 1011, . (P Adams) 0 Betting : 7 to 4 apt Maarico, 4 to 1 apt Sheerness, 6 to 1 agst Dusk, 7 to 1 apit Dunoon, 8 to 1 apt the Wild Dayrell's dam 6Uy. Sheerness was Ant off, but was soon pulled hack into the second place, Sprogbok taking up the running, the Wild Dayrell's dam filly pia( up third, Manrico, who got ba s A D off, hringinA rt. the rear. T i tt ee r rn A , t the dead andDuak . no into th g e b° t k hird re' p l i g a n ce, purled Springbok opposite the stand, but failed in his effort to overhaul Sheerness, who won by a head ; a length be tween the *woad and third ; Dunoon was fourth, and the Wild Dana's dam filly oast; Maurice beaten off. 7.. CITY Bova of 'Xi soya. value, added to a Sweepstakes of 5 ears. each, optional selling weights, he. Five fur lopp. subs.) Mr. J. Wooloot's Tubal Caln by Safeguard, I yin ;401. Get . French', Mr. IL Biselers Osaaliel, yre(101).7141011)(Le (T nabourne) 1 Mr. W. Day's f by Sweetmeat—Merriam; i yn (M(.) Mt 71b (J. Adams) S Mr. Bland's Maid of Honour, II yrs (401 ) TM nib 0 Mr. W. Day's Manoa,2 yr, (201.1, 10 Ib •• • 4: ol4.o Tlr i ti 0 Mr. Lewis's Melrose, sped (001.), est Mb (lewle lord de Mauley's cby Loup Clarou, dam by Alums yes • (tot.), Mt Mr. J. Day's Irene, 2 yrs (TOL), fet 71b (S P eete ane stil to Betting : 6 4 apt Gauntlet, sto 1 each apt bad Cain and Maid of Honour. The Merriman filly, attended by the Loup Gantt colt, made the waa • eg to the where the Lite. was beaten. At the bail tame, broad Oda and Gauntlet went to the front, Sabel Cain winning Wiwo lengths, six lengths separating the second and The winner was sold by auction to Mr. Moat for 110 guineas, and germ lath J. Day's dada TVs Wrizatuan STAW of 15 sows. easi, 15 ft, and only ilifleclared, with 30 added ; the 0111111 t of the mooed hone to save his stake. Two miles. (41 subs., 28 of whom declared.) Mr. T. Parr's Lupus, by Loup Oerou, 3 yrs, Mt Sib (T. Frani 1 Mr. Spencer's Blue Jacket, aged, Mt tdb....(o. Fortnum 2 Lord Portsmouth's Vinegar HUI, S yrs, Mt (J. Pegs 0 Mr. Parker's Bevis, 6 yrs, Tat ITM (4l. Adams) 0 Betting : 5 to 4 apt Blue Jacket, 5 to 2 eget lama. 4 to 1 apt Vinegar Hill. On pegging the stand the ant time, the favourite was leading, but on rounding the Coombe road turn Bevis took up the running, Blue Jacket being se cond, and Vinegar Hill third. On entering the straight the four took close cedar, and soon afteowarde Bevis dropped back beaten. Just inside the distance went up to Blue Jacket, quitted him at the stand *Delmore and woe easily by half a length, the second beating the third by the BMW Bevis did not paws the post. TIES OLD CASTES STAIRS, • free handicap of 5 110•1. each, with *added. One mile. Mr. Gully's Illiblyer, by Daniel O'Rourke, 3 re, Mt 711: CT. Trenchl 1 Mr. C. Capers Beadle, 3 yrs, bet 104 b (O. Parsons) Mr. 0. Yitswllllarn's Antwerp, 3 yrs, 7st (Judd) 3 Mr. Brayley's Watersprlte, 4 yrs, T ro st 1011)....(Imesbourne; 0 Mr. J. H. C. Wysdkaune SR James, 4 yrs, retlib (J. Page; 0 Mr. Beeves' Lard of Tees, 3 4 ce, (Mldgeley) 0 Mr. T. Stevens' Joy, yrs, (Pearson) 0 Betting : 7 to 4 apt Highilyer, 3to 1 apt Bandit, 7to 1 apt Watersprite, Ato 1 eget Lord of Term Hightlysr,with Lord of Tees wall laid up, made the running to the Coombe road, where Lord of Tem was beaten. Bandit and Antwerp then went on second and third, but the favourite was never beaded, and won by two lengths, three lengths between the second and third, St. James was fourth, Joy filth, Water sprite end Lord of Tess beaten off. Bandit ran very ma. kindly throughout. LATEST DERBY BETTING ON THE COURSE. 4to 1 apt Diophautus (9 to 2t f) sto 1 Dundee (t and ol) 15 to 2 Rouge Drava (t) Bto 1 Klartkoff (of) 14 to 1 Dictator (t) 15 to 1 Imam (t) 1000 to 15 Grouse (t) 1000 to 15 Atheretone (t) 1000 to 15 Royalliar (t) 1000 to 10 The Drake (t) 1000 to 100 Imam and the King of Kent coupled MALTON RACES.—THVIMAY. TIFO-YZALOLD STARK/. Ballarat Wallachia Globule live ams. Nosoum Mumma Bab at the:Bowler, Hrasary nooaalooni s s NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAY 16. —PROMOTIONR *IW AP rournourns.—Ewamers R. Weeny's, promoted to acting chid "Pow ; W. _W0014438, J. H. Trollying, T. F. Slim iness, H..Hrown, and W. H. Fabiarr, prurogited to Use rank of chief somneera Commanders E. lAcy, to the Cantor, for service with the Royal Naval Reserve in the Brilliant, vice Gardner pro moted ; and W. H. Anderson, to the Flying Fish, vice Hope promoted. Heater it C. Dyer, to be additional to the Asia, for ser vice in the Euryalus. Ilidallipmen A. H. Barnard, and R. IL Arndt, to the Driver. Eetpseere W. Wootton, appointed to tie Cumber land, for service in the Yoder; and T. F. Simmons, appointed to the Gorgon. First Class Assistant Engineers H. A. Henri, to the Spite. tot ; and K. Holman. to the Alecto. Acting Third Class Assistant Engineer W. C. Archbold, to the Deepeeste. PORTSMOUTH, Mar 16. The starboard division of the Channel squadron, roweinting of the Donegal, 101, _4lOll ,ecrew Captain Hen A. Broadhead ; Aboukir, 91, em 0 ow, •1 Charles P. Sbadwell, C.B. ; Compieroe, 101 mew, Ilkiptila Edward 8. Sotheby ; and the Centurion, 80, saw, Captain Henry D. Bogen, was standing in from south-art wider sail at four ra. ....d.skia g for kipithead. They anchored at St. The York is to sail this evening for Dublin, with the diri• siva of the 87111 Regiment on board. CHATHAM, MAT 16. ARRIVAL OF TROOPM FROM INDIA.—A party of nearly 200 men belonging to most of the regiments serving in the Bengal presidency arrived at this garrison this after -0000, from Gravesend. where they disembarked from the hired troopship 811111121111 CL, 1,000 tone, Captain Livesery, belonging to Messrs. Duobar and Sons, London. The troops, numbering 168 non-commisioned officers and nice, with 3!1 women and children, embarked on board the Salamanca, at Calcutta, on the 22nd of January last, and sailed the fol lowing day. They belong to the 6th Dragoon Gu a rds, Royal Artillery, 13th Prince Albert's Light Infantry, :tsth, 72nd li*blitoders, 75th, 88th Connaught Ranger,, 92usl Highlaodera, 97th, god and 3rd battalions Rifle Brigade, Bengal Light Cavalry, Bengal Artillery, and the European regiments, the whole under the command of Captain J. Venablea, 97th Klement, Lieut. W. W. Graham, bth Dra goon Guards, and Lieut. L. W. Fisher, 82nd Regiment, and in medical charge of Amistant-Burgeon E. Thiselton, 35th Regiment. The to Gravesend occupied 111 days, including one weeks tion at the Cape of Good Hope, which the fisiantancia left on the 14th March. Four deaths occurred an board during the voyage. Cornet T. E. Elvin tow, god Dr goon Guards, who had become insane from exposure in India, and was returning to England for medical treatment, jumped overboard during the voyage, and although every effort was made to rescue ham h e was drowned. After the troops had been medically inspected thirty-eve of the worst cans were selected for treatment at Fort Pitt Hospital, and the remainder of the troops were forwarded to St. Mary's invalid establishment to await the order for their discharge from the service. The men belong ing to the Didion regiments receive their discharge at Gaveeeod. Vow:N.lmm MOVEMENTS. A great muster of volunteers u expected at the Crystal Palace on Mondry neat, to witness the ewonesty of tation of colours to the 311th Middlesex (Finsbary) iib Volunteers by Captain Hardos, which will take piss at four o'clock. UNITERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Mar 16. Minanzie Pinta—The prizes given annually by the repreeseestives in parliament for the University have been this day adjudged as under :—The undergraduate prize for Latin press composition to Robert Millington, of Queens'. Subject — " ' Utrum belli apparatus bodierna arts ad sedan masts expoditi Fei gentiuni Demand*, 'Delius COO ' ducant.* The bachelors ' prizes to-1. W. T. Hope Ed wards, Trinity ; 2. Herbert Mortimer Luckock, Jesus. Subject—" Quantopore sibi invicem prosiot Africa) iota. none et Anglia popish Mere mutandis inter lie mercibus." CowoutoArtost—At a coseregation this day the under mentiseed degrees ware costarred : &abatable D.D. of Dignity.—The Reverend Jame Prince, Bishop ef Mismileasur. B.D.—Lewis Marisa Lewis, (Pesos' College. ' M.A.-0. 0. Ilidder, J. P. Farmer, R. A. Fitzgerald, R. I I H. Gar, R. Lapp*, sad W. Wingdeld, Trinity College ; J. H. Haycock, W. J. Herren. B. S. Moore, J. C. Valen tino, wad W. J. Savall, 8t Johs's College ; 8. H. Hensley, G. R. Johnson, C. Mortimer, and J. Rah', Clare College ; J. Gill, Pembroke College ; R. Fonder, J. P. Garrick, E. T. Leighton, and IL H. Lubbock. Gains College ; E. Boom and H. R. Ware, Carpus College ,• W. Collies and G. It. Prynn, St. Catherine's College • B. L Smith, Jesus Col. lest • It. Breese, C. N. Rebarti, W. N. Skeet, and P. H. Wor;nakt, Christ's College ; J. R. Lumby, Magdale ne College ; F. W. Goodacre, Emmanuel College ; J. S. Miller, Sidney College. L B.—F. L. Hayward, Corpus College. ADIIDOSIO,IB AD EUNDIM. —The Rev. G. F. W. Mortimer, D. 1).. of Queen's College; the Rev. A. W. Haddam, 8.D., of Trinity College; and the Rev. R. B. Liaprd, M.A., of Bramenose, all of Oxford, were admitted ad eundem. Mr. Valentine, of St. John's, and Mr. Collies, of Cathe rine's, were admitted by special pace in their absence. Mr. Valentine being espied as assistant master at St. Mark's Collegiate School, New South Wales ; and Mr. Collins, of Oatharise't being misalooary chaplain at Cochin, ou the aced of Malabar. Mirriscutanos.—To-day there matriculated, as fellow commoners three ; pensioDent six ; slam throe. ROYAL RONTICULTVBAL SOCIETY. —The Council have appointed a fine art. committee for the decoration of the gardens. South Kensington, with statuary. vases, km It consists of his Royal Highness the Prince Consort, Earl Somers, Furl Ducie, Lord Taunton, Sir Coutta Lindsay, Mr. Wentworth Dilke, Mr. Henry T. Hope, Professor Westmacott, and Mr. Sidney Smirks. The committee met at the gardens on Monday, his royal highness in the chair, and were engaged in deliberation for nearly three hours, when they adjourned 11l this day (Friday). Sorra LoNuoN MuneVlC—A deputation, intro duced by Mr. Leyard, M.P., waited upon the Right Hon. the Earl Granvilb to ascertain whether it would be possible • to regard the South London Museum ea a school of art, and ' to obtain a monetary greet, de. His lordship received the deputation very favourably, and assured the gentlemen he would do all in his power to promote their views. Amongst the gentlemen present were the Rev. Hugh Allen, D.D., the Rev. Thomson Smith, Dr, G. P. Rugg, and Messrs. Corderoy, Atkin, Brock, Davis, ka. ZOOLOGICAL Suciirrr or LONDON. At the monthly general meeting, held yesterday, at the society's house, in Hanover-aquaria—Robert Hudson, Esq., F.R.S., in the chair—the Facia[ Warwick, Sir W. B. Call, Bart., i Lieut,Coloziel Amylase, and Messrs. T. Lucas, J. B. Baillie, Washingtes Jackson, H. Webster, H. W. Bird, and A. Ricardo WWII elected Fetiowe ; and R. Swinhoe, Esq., of her Majesty's eassoisr Barris% Amoy, as a corresponding member of the society. The following noblemen and gentlemen were at the same meeting proposed as candidates for the Fellowship, viz.:—The Duke of Beaufort, Lord Ihdlielil, Lord Skelnendals. Boa. G. Denman, M.P., Cap tale Goff. Major Cartwright, Rev. J. Williams, and Messrs. . C. Mum , H. Jabber, W. J. Lash, R. Allison, jun., F. Moe, R. Erriagtee, 0. C. Watertight, W. T. Smith, and H. Jenkiug ; sad Xt. A. F. Beal*, of the Presidency of Madras, was proposed as a onmorpnedift member. The re port from the ornmeil stated, sossopt ie things, that the number of visitors to the pedals daring the year had bees 61,599. Eight ran. KAMM HANDICAP. Greta famhondo Yruphtt Fin ram _ Mum Bow Mr. tea 11coasarap AIIMP.. light Tea Fitzwu.uas 'LAM Caller Oa Trust Visoonulass NUorm THE WATERWITCH ARAI" AT It may be remembered that we appended to our report of the Newmarket First Spring Meeting a notice imued by the Stewards of the Jockey Club, prohibiting any person from speaking to the jockeys after they were mounted, and at the post. That notice was occasioned by some very "irre gular proceedings which were taken into consideration by the Jockey Clue at • recent special meeting, attended by Admiral Roue. Lord Portsmouth (stewards), Mr. Alexander, Lord Annalcy, Duke of Beaufort, Lord Clifden, Lord de Manley, Lord - Derby, Mr. Oreville, Sir Joseph Hawley, Mr. Lowther, Hemel Peel, Lord W. Poulett, Lord Stradbroke, and Lord Wilton. The of Racing CaMaar contains the following announcement in reference to the matter : "The meeting was called by the stewards to take into con sideration the running of Mr. Bryan's Waterwitch, at New market, on Wedgies/4v the Tint Spring Meeting. After the senior steward had stated the circumataaces, • letter from Mr. Bryan was reed, and evidence wee bikes from a gentleman who attended on his behalf. Mr. Bryan having admitted that he gave orders to his jockey to lose the ram, it was resolved—That Mr. Bryan be warped off the course at Newmarket, and other places where the Jockey Club have jurisdiction, for the year 1861, and that he be informed that if the club had not reason to believe that the offence wee committed under the influence of temper, and not with an object of pecuniary gals, they would have felt it their duty to initial a iamb ismer penalty. W Long, the boy who rode Waterwitch, being young and inexperienced, bas been severely reprimanded by the stewards, and told that, if he should repeat the offence, he will be allowed to ride afterwards,. I II (Stamped, ld. Additional) [TWOPENCE New Race roe new floe, appropriately named the Derby Trial Stakes, is announced fur the Craven Meeting, 1862. It has already eighteen subscribers. It will close on the Tuead►y in the Epsom Race week, and the sealed nominations are nut to be opened until the lut day of Doncaster Races. This event will be a vast Improve ment on the old Rowley Mile Plate, which was wont to be run in the Second Spring Meeting. EPSOY Sumer.* )Hearten.—One hundred and twenty horses have been handicapped for the Rona Stakes, Amster dam and ()intim heading the list at Pet 41b each, twelve being placed at the lowest weight, Sat 71b. For the Etrigh too Stakes there are 43 subs. Twenty-four entries have been made for the Heathrote Plate, 29 for the Epsom Town Plate, 46 for the 13entiack Plate, and fur the Grand Stand Stakes there are 28 subscribers srfiCATti it7ZET§=li7i3.7,;l Hunt Cup has closed with 91 subscribets. CRYSTAL PALACE. The park and gardens are now in the most luxu riant condition. The heavy reins of last week, followed_ by the warmth an d suns hi ne o f t h e put f ew days, have had an astooishiog effect upon the country generally. The thousands of tulips in the terrace gardens, the valley of rhododendrons, and other American flowering plants, are all in full bloom ; while the yellow gorse and spring flowers around the margins of the lakes p resen t a scene of sur beau. VII t the r e turn of fine weather the attractions of the Cryetel Palace, ordinary as well as extraordinary, commence with renewed vigour. At the third opera concert this day, Titiens and Ginglini, Madame Miolan-Carvalho, Signor belle Sadie and Herr Formes will sing, and a young Neapolitan violinist of remarkable ability, Signor Correlate, will make his first appearance before an English public. The great flower show of theseeeon will be held on the fol. bowing dav, to-morrow (the 18th). The entries of thechoicest desorption of plants, which require longer time than ordi nary to plies in position, are so much more numerous than usual, that it has been found necesury to notify to the ex hibitors that the doors of the palace will be open for the reception of flowers at the very early hour of three is the morning. To the public the palace will be opened at 12 o'clock as usual. Military and other buds will be in attendance up to 7 o'clock in the evening, and there is no doubt that the display of company in the great transept and naves of the palace will rival, if not outdo the most brilliant of the flowers. In Whiteun week the !special attractions for visitors are very numerous. The wail-known Christy Minstrels, the ackweizer Sower (a band of female' Owl's singers, in the -pietonseque costumes of their motone), balloon memo* large and well-appointed rytemasiume and swings in the grounds, cricket, archery, rile shooting. quoits, velocipedes. boating on the lakes, &c., all offer an abundant choice of outdoor amusements. LAW INTELLIGENCE. SHERIFFS' COURT.-MAY 16. (Before W. Borchelt. Req., Bader Sheriff, and a J 1117.) tors ytTICRN V. 116681114. YOWLS, BAIII/118.—WIUT OI 11T112117 AUAINHT THE P6TERBOIIOUGH_ BANE. This was a proceeding in the nature of • writ of extent from the crown against Charles Yorke, of Oundle, North- ampton, and Frederick Williun Yorke, of Peterborough, bankers at Peterborough. to recover a suet of money placed for safe custody in their halide as bankers by John Fox, sub-distributor of stamps at Peterbomugh. The writ wee necessary, in order to secure the amount for the crown in to other creditors, under the failure of X• 011111. Vcoke. the bankers. .. Mr. Tilley, from the Stamp-office, attended. The learned Under-Sheriff informed the jury of the nature of the case, and proceeded to read an affidavit made by Mr. Fox, the sub-distributor of stomps at Peterborough, setting forth that he had depoited with Messrs. Yorke, as beakers, a sum of 2041. 18a. collected for stamp duties, and he believed they were now in insolvent circumstances. On this affidavit the writ of extent had issued, and all the jury had to do was to fied that the amount mentioned was due to the crown. The Wry icoordinaly found that Messrs. Yorke were in debted to her Majesty in the sum of 2041. 15.., and by the injunction that sum must be first paid before any other claim on the banking establishment. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MANSION-HOUSE. Jam.% Sutton was brought before the Lord Mayor for Anal examination, on • chugs of haring in his possession four flee pound country bank notes, forming part of • number of other country 1/044111, chequer, bills of exchange, &c., to the amount of 1,3611., contained in a letter winch was stolen on its transit from Louth to London. Mr. William Peacock, of the solicitors' department, Post. *Moe, attended to support the prosecution ; and Mr. Wontner appeared for the defence. The circumstances of the case were these:—lt appeared that on the 27th of February last a letter containing 1,3611. Os. 641. in countrryy notes and other paper mosey was sent from the Lincolnshire and Lindsey Banking Cam- C: n nZen, in Lmat Loal h on , ta whi l c i li em le rn tte . r, rt hc e :v7e e v t e . r, G a m te, e ab li l ed CA ia destination. On Sstunlay last the prisoner went to the office of Mr. Deutz, foreign banker and money changer, and tendered four country notes fur 51. each, ask ing to have them discounted. Mr. Dents, however, suspecting from his hurried manner that there was something wrong, referred to a list which he bad, and found the notes were mentioned there, upon which he sent privately for • policeman, and gave the prisoner into custody. The prisoner stated that if the robbery had taken place within the last thirteen week. he could account for his time, otherwise he could not, NA he had been a political prisoner in France, and on the Bth of May the police autho rities in France gave him five sovereigns and his jewellery. The jewellery be sold in Paris, and with the money he bought the notes in question of • money changer ; hut he could not tell the name of the money changer, nor the street in which be lived. He wanted English honk notes or gold, bet was told that they were just as good. Mr. Peacock now called the 'clerk of the Lin colnshire and Lindaey Bank, who deposed to haring on the 27th February inclosed 1,961/. Os. 6d. in notes and cheques, in a letter which he sealed and sent to Mews. Prescott, Grote, and Cu., and who said that no acknow ledgment had been received for the money. Mr. Hill, clerk to Messrs. Prescott and Co., mid that he received all remittance letters, and no such letter came to him on the 28th Feb., or at any time since. Mr. Peacock mid that wan his ewe, and Mr. Weather. in a rather long speech, said that he thought the case was about the weakest that waa ever brought against any person. He said that the prisoner had given • full and elaborate account 44 himself, stating that he bad been • political prisoner in France, and that he bought the notes of a money changer in Paris. The Lord Mayor said the prisoner must satisfy him why be did not give the name of the party of whom he bought the notes. . 11r. Wontner said that could hardly be done, because, as his lordship knew, the money changers in Paris were so numerous ■nd so close together, that unless one took particular notice lie would hardly recollect the name or place. The Lord Mayor maid bis defence might be true, but there was one broad fact against him, that was the possession of the notes. His defence, if not true, was a very ingenious one. He then asked if any of the attain present knew any thing of the prisoner, and Michael Haydon said that he knew the prisoner very well as a thief, and bad known hiss for the last fifteen years. The prisoner was then ocammisted for trial. FAZZHOLD LAND IN SURREY AND MIDDLINKL.— The Putney Manor estate was offered for allotment at the office of the Conservative Land Society yesterday. This building property adjoins the mansion and estate of Rae hiunpton-park, East Surrey, formerly the vest of the Earl of Beesborough. The land now on sale, with frontages to Roehampton and Ponsonhy-road, is divided into 30 lots; one of which, designed for an inn, was selected with a very early tight of choice. On the same occasion the sale of 111 building plots at Kentish-town was commenced. The land is:situated on qslope gradually riaindfrom themorth.weetern suburb towards Highgate, commanding extensive views. A costly system of drainage has been made under the superin tendence of the Board of Works. Iit , ICIDIt or A CLZROYMAN.—Yesterday after noon Mr. Humphreys held an inquest at the Rochester Castle Tavern, Stoke Newington, on the body of Mr. Francis Bayley Shackall, 'red 26 years, who committed suicide noder very disMesdng circumstances. Mts. Sarah Brizey Ehosley, of No. 11, Sandford-place, Stoke Newing ton, said the deceased was on a visit at witness's house. He came from Orford on Monday week. He was a clerk in holy orders, nod had a curacy at Winchester. The de ceased had been very low sad melancholy, but he was not watched or put under any restraint. Witome could not account for his condition of mind. On Monday night, shortly after 10 o'clock. the deceased asked for • light and went to bed. About helf-past 3 o'clock in the morning witness wan alarmed by a noise in his room, when she called her son, who went to the room and discovered him lying on the floor by the side of the bed in his night-dress. There was • wash-band basin on the ground nearly half filled with blood, and a razor by his side. A surgeon was sent for, but the deceased was quite dead. The jury returned a ver dict of " Temporag insanity." THZ GIIZAT Fiat AT GLARIN.—A letter from Berne, of the 11th, mays •—"I have today to inform you of a ter ri ble disaster. T 6 little town of Glaris, chief place of the canton of that name. has been nearly burnt down. The I fire commenced yesterday evening at 10 o'clock, and I am I not sure that it is completely extinguished yet. At non it was announced that 220 houses, about half the town, were destroyed ; at 3 o'clock the fire was still more violent, and the engines continued to arrive from Zurich. At the time the fire commenced& terrible ' fohn' was blowing. The fohn is nothing else than the formidable sirocco ' which after traversing the Mediterranean blows against the Alps, and sometimes occasions great &wage. The hot breath of this wind melts the snow and cause, frightful avalanches. From the mountains it comes down into the rallies, where its approach is the signal for all fires to be put out. At Glaris a badly extanrushed fire let some sparks escape, sad these coming in contact with some combustible material, were the the cause of the conflagration. The fire, once kindled, was ' so intensified and extended by the action ofe the fohn, as to render all aid vain. Unfortunately the telegraph office wn one of the first buildings destroyed, so that it was impaled. ble to make use of it for the purpose of obtaining assistance. I cannot give you • stronger ides of the intensity of the are than by repeating what has been announced by the tele gnipb,viz., that two engines were burnt where they stood." ' _ A LINRION TO CHRISTIAN GOVERNMENTR.—The (Gregeriao)llaster just past witnessed the exercise of a per missies to the Greek clergy on the part of the Porte which has not, we believe, been granted since the conquest of Con stantinople. Leave to parade the limit in public procession has loos been enjoyed and practised by resident Roman ca tholic*, but Sunday last was the first occasion on which a similar privilege was extended to the Greeks since the days of Mahomet 11. (hi that day, accordingly, a procession of the clergy of the latter communion passed, with the Host exalted high at their heed, through the main streets of Pere. On arriving opposite the chief polioe.station at Gelata-fisrah the party baited whilst the bishop delivered aloud a short prayer for the wellbeing of the Sultan, which was lustily responded to by the amens! of the attendant crowd. The histeeical novelty of the incident makes it worth recording. —Lerner Herald. OILYITAL PALACIL ONZ SHILLINO DAY. TRUISM; MAT 16.—Admissions on payment, 2,704; ' ditto by mason tickets, 724; total, 3,428. TES CHARGE Or yEAUD AGAINST A MINING AGENT if Mr. Paul Rabey, jun., mining agent, Leeds, and Mr. Timothy Smith, his clerk, underwent an examination on Wednes day, after one or two previous adjournments, on a charge of conspiring together to defraud Mr. Matthew Outhwaite, of Leeds, of 1001., and of obtaining money by false pretences from the said Mr. Outhwaite. Mr. Barret appeared for the prosecution and Mr. Simpson for the de- . fence. The evidence showed that Mr. Italie, is a man well known as a mining agent, and Smith, though ostensibly act ing es his clerk, has been a copartner with hi m i n different mining share transactions, and a joint originator with him of one or more mining schemes. Mr. Outhwaite became I acquainted with Rabey in March lea, and has hail several transactions with him in mining shares, which resulted in • a Dot loin to the prosecutor of about 6171. The allega tion against the prisoners war, substantially, that they had pod the prosecutor an imaginary profit on one or two of the earlier transactions, in order to induce him to specu late still further, and to buy shares at a fictitious value. In March Rabey induced him to join in buying 2,000 shares in the South Wheal Levine Mine in Cornwall, at ta 6d. par share, representing that it was a mine in working order and would pay well, and it afterward@ turned out that only preliminary negotiations had been entered into for working the mine (which was an old one), and all that has yet been done is to employ two men to clear the adit. The " oost-book " of the company working the mine represented that there were 6,000 shares, but the only parties who had signed it were the two prisoner; Rabey having subscribed for 2,500 shares, and Smith for 500. The magistrates com mitted the prisoners for trial at the next Yorkshire assizes on the charge, but they were again remanded for examina tion on some further charges of a similar character which have been preferred viiiiot them by other parties. Yesterday morning the prisoners were further charg ed with conspiring together to defraud Francis Hunt of a bill of exchange fur 100/., paid on behalf of 100 Fast Releath Mining Company's shares, by representing that 11. per share had been paid up, whilst the books proved that there had only been one mill of is. The evidence went to show that Rabey had represented the mine as a good speculation, and with reference to the 100 shares had said that there was nearly 11. on the whole paid upon them. It was contended that there was no fraud in this representation, and if fraud no conspiracy, and the bench, after conferring together, decided to discharge Smith, but to send Rabey for trial at the anises on the charge of obtaining money by false pre tences. Bail was accepted. Novas. EXCURSION TO FARM. —The directors of the South FAI6III Railway, in connexion with their coad jutors of the Great Northern of France, have inaugurated an exenzaket d novel character, having for its objeet the eanveyases of a very large number of Englishinsa—chiefly ma:ameba—to **French capital, where they will be per mitted to recreate themselves, foreseen days, at the almost nominal railway fare of 20a travelling throughout in veered carriages. The idea h as been so well received that up to yesterday more than 1,400 persons h a d register ed emselves for the journey. The first departure will take place this morning, and other trains will follow to-morrow and oa Sunday. The must perfect arrangements have brae made to avoid interruption or delay on the journey, which will be performed in almost as short a time as by the ordinary trains betwee• the two capital.. Tun Unserott MURDER.—The inquiry before the magistrates was concluded on Tuesday, when several wit eases were examined, and as most of them were compara tive strangers to the prisoner, before the re-examination he was paraded with half a dozen other persons in the yard, and was instantly identi fi ed by all the witnesses successively except one, who was short-sighted. When asked if he had any questions to put to one of the witnesses, the prisoner jumped up, sod in a rapid manner said—" I want to put one question to all the gentlemen present. lam not re sponsible for the words I have said; I have been M an un sound state of mind since the Ist of May. I went to Not tingham with the intention of dmwing some money and going off with it to France. You can please yourselves whether you believe me, but I wanted to hat for a soldier." The prisoner was committed to take his trial at the next assize for the wilful murder of his father. and was shortly after removed, saying, "1 have God in my heart, and I shall free it through, sink or swim." BURIAL Or THE PRIWROSE-HILL Pursuant to a warrant received from Mr. G. S. Brent, deputy coroner for West Middlesex, Murray, the summon ing officer, on Tuesday, made the necessary arrangements, as the law directs in cases of felo de se, for the burial of the body of Robert Goring, who " wilfully, feloniously, and with malice aforethought" (in the language of the verdict) destroyed himself on Primrose-hill, on the 4th inst., ender the romantic circumstances already detailed in our columns. The distressing but happily somewhat rare ceremony of burial in this form, took place between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock in the night. Shortly after 9 o'clock the body was removed from the St. Pancras dead house by men employed by Murry and under his direction, and, torches haviiiip been procured, it was conveyed to the nnooesecmted portion of the parish cemetery at Finchley. At midnight the grave was reedy, and the body placed theme and covered over without any ceremony whatever. This sad termination of the deplorable event created some excitement among the deceased's friends and rela tions ; and though • few of the former were present, they were not permitted to take any . pert in the proceeding. FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE LEA-BRIDGE STATION Or THE EAr.TERN COUNTIES RAILVIAT. —Yesterday Mr. Serjeant Psyne held an inquest at St. Bertbolomew's Hospital on the body of Jacobus .Everett, who came to his death from an accident sustained at the Lembridge station of the Eastern Counties Railway. It appeared from the evidence that on the night of Sunday last the deceased and a friend named George Hinkdon were at the above station, and while in the act of descending the steps leading to the platform, when about nine steps from the bottom, the deceased was seised with giddies= and fell headforemost on to the platform below. He was immediately picked up, and after being washed was put into a train coming to London, and on its arrival he was at once convoyed to the hospital. He was quite insensible when he wits received there, and on being attended and examined by Mr. Smith, the house surgeon, it was found that he had • fracture of the skull at the hack part, with • rupture of a blood-vessel and some minor inju ries. He lingered till Monday morning at half-past seven, when he expired, the injuries received being the cause of death. Verdict—" Accidental death." THE W• 0101 QUESTION IN SOUTH STAFFORD ironmiuders and other proprietors of coal and stone mines in the Wolverhampton district are taking steps to reduce the wages of the miners and the furnacemen in that district. bloat of the employers had on Wednesday signed a resolution whkb contemplates the reduction of the wages of the miners to the extent of 3d. a day, and of the was of the furnacernen 10 per •ent. It is designed that all the employers shall give notice simultaneously and to secure united action, it is understood that Philip Williams, E.q., the chairman of the Ironmastere Association, will mavens a meeting of the trade engaged in the Wolver hampton district. This movement hes long been supposed to be called for, to enable the initimasters of South Stafford shire to meet the opposition to which they are exposed from district, where the miiiends are very much lower 1* price than they are in South Staffordshire, and where further the wages of the miner are from 10 to 90 pee omit. below those paid in this district.—Binithugurst D7p , Pro,. (Adrertilteilletit.ttLLOWAY'li Pius AND Oiwr. trim.— Comfort and . kims—No feet is medical know ledge la better established than that the chief source of all morbid states, whether of body or mind, la a derangedstate of di g esti on Holloway. Pills speedily regulate this function. 1a yeses where delicacy of constitution renders It unadvlsable to take many Pills, the same healthful effects may be canted oat. without debilitating, by rubbing Holloway. Ointment tho roughly over the pit or the stomach and right aide at leset twice a-day. No pain or Ineoevenience attend. this treatment. lte media in venqukhing pain at the K.:hunch. datulsneY. sod Imperfect digestion have been fully appreciated by the gables in all pert' of the glebe kr the last as years.