The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-21 00:00:00

- . INLIVSPAPER r= l, 4l' (41 1 11 .1 4/ rt 4 ; 4 4,111 4- 4 1%4 SS3.2IdXR .1 7 ---; L. = . i No. 4,271.) 1 oNDON to SIDNEY Direct, MONTHLY Lt% I el *LAM BALI. AtIYTILAIJAN U ROYAL MAIL 16 CM I; - limbos owls 111...1 eilpor Milo d Me Own Lao m • s.solelssil portilally toss Me lismisia Duds, mom., UN Ms Ma womb es am Imovimedy tau 7 -- ii ENO ~,Pi.. EON -.Wog llief LUSO *roes al the Smola um el otaberTsei 1.4 e e 4 Maileineee Lim WOlison• Afts NW lib Yawn My 10 Avg VI 1150. 10 051. 15 Wm lo mobillong alp, 4 WI Lim frt b drip vapid yamosist . a worliktrela gni Moir segerbovenvastuda. t. 4. prompirs it by wig vends admit .• prow. apply tbe *WWI. JAMNA T1A1,161 I . awl T. M. MACILAT Ilwargate g nowt latedis. WKLY STRA COMXIINICATION to L 7 P.' so vottc —TM irriliPOOL. WNW TOM. ad tIItADRLIIIIA artAXIIIIIIP COMMIT Mani deapsidding Imo.nut v....r0d Ins derendisentaidps, WNW illiPeraddl•Ml tort pawners end dempeeelm. am Nimes W ACK IA ditoll LIVER r•mti me saw YORK. CITY 0.1 re., Wednesday. AprO ANGARA.). insalmerlay. ilny Aad gm, waseleassi Weinadday C.A. peeulr, LL IL awl 11folorksisordlog to the seeesser Aost.o. Purwar.l presee, bpluans, ineladlosell provldlens r Pamapon tor care.W and OW W• 1101111 ihr,silh ea v.ry Lorms.-IPel brew OrliwYe eppb to WILLIAM INMAN. 12, Wiairdliseed. Lndipast ; or to rid 11Aelii. di. Wag Wllllmmilis.sk NOM W. —nor MI al Cedi llorbeir. bon maws/4 .ad to 11.14 owl resst.• Maal.. The eassora• tn.. N.. V..* to calk Cert. •••••••1.6 tM rev.4.o, 11.. T. N.. the ise tiiiiiii 7 nriiitimirre - 19E/Plll7elti l • MAIL •TEIM •1111 - ., appnlehtnl by I. Alf to %I IlliA a= • L betwrew LI V 1:1:14•0L n.I N !:MC T O/LII W. t..via LI TRPIPIEL .11.1 IlliVnec, the Wotan 41.11 ot MAW AN t•. 105..1 ".1 rt. vl I e pannern Inil h 0411. In 1.41....., ..r .40... r naafis an appolalled le iron L.trIP•A • A•I A hr NIA% V.IIIK Irlren. Ploluardst Airg IL LI PAWL. tw WTl's. "I•nrier. • PLIVILIL ilm NEN L'i)L K MIK Umijrllas lt • TAllui ft/WM • n And itg•AA niNnien linnan. bo In Ininlrne.l WI Nry 1 ..rt ..0 Oman a.)&111.S. [ a lai ! . . ..__, Phownwe neviry, larhullaw weavede in wag provider isle • Whorl • ham or 111.0...♦ which can be vitalised ea bawd 3.-. TO Hates awl Ilaetau thief cel4a. X 22; weasel calis h i m ll To New N..rt, el ca Oef bin. . seeemed cabin, &IL le II allay la -Nee, .04 New Vert. vi por tees, sad a par No.sllparvele...e each and swank. nen Yee erovaavvlvil.v. for a limited mobsr d eisaill cella pm. measer. povesur or Aber laeformilias apply 4.J. nerd. et sad heard semi. Leeks . I cwiehh Maws. awl 12. Mae de Ilusree. Pavia. o .ol J l.lrwr. Ilastraimatreat. Is sad e What, 4/arca...Was ; ww 12. mod C. Wlver.ll l .=ri ouwee.,l.2cerpool. CHEAP and EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to IRELAND. Fo.l.lthalory (treat ireetetn RAthroe to WATERFORD sod Mkt.. I.y . xper.. t.. lIILEeIItD HAYES, sad huh* Pamela call .teantet. Intl.. the Terminus at Iteer hell, purge a. ‘latert.t.l frm 9.:0 as. oxpress, modem& tittell Llama traloa horn I'44lln:ton .... Om 71 leA 1 and MATI'ItDAT t•COILC b 1.1.• sans trait* hem IT. dark ss. liecasell.elsaa, fla M. Third•clama. 14 t eim ticket, available. Sae afte =oath. 73a Tint-claw law The mars stotinert Inn Waterford dolly at I.IS p.a. and leave tsdk cowry M...lay and Wodatoday.—ror further portico Lars apply at thr It.tdray Stabs. or to Mows MD and JACKscrli. go Venn. •Irret. Imodon. sod gallon station. ttc. Milford. M 111•4.1 iwra ; Or SO lb. DOWNIGY, Waterford. or Strum CUMMINS. Cork. P L NOTICi CLERICAL, JIEDICAL, sod GENERAL LIFE 14141:k.ANey Anoint. 144ahl1slied1 hit All to non. who effeqi P01k... On . tin Partielyntlnz .4 . Ile he• FR Jane tr4h. Ina). will he ratified at the neat boom• i one oer • a.l.lltloal share .1 profit* over Muer %..4n ,,. Tatar. of Well a.. 1 ►.r.we .4 Proposal can he olvtalroul of any ot lbw rocirty • Ascot.. or of ors; E Tl'lJ►►i Adwae► aad Ikaistsry. 13. at. Jana" soittare. London, n.W. 1,4018 OKASTUI WIMOVT IWOULANCZ LXPENALN NY TOM MUTUAL WAN FUND ASSOCIATION Iner.rprw t Olen. 14. Greet nt r. Are. N.l• ..r PEAL•itiN AL 4I RITY, Honseebo4l rur..itnrc, Dep....et lived.. A.. Ar. reed% 01... it liriuiry ler& and no frolortl•ei 'rile foe tbr brir cash espotal of thi• %sr...into... ensiles Use l'onipany to onaplete to tr mese. nonir.l.Ately. above WOMB bastes been *teamed wlthout We 114 1ng0.1.111111 sepses Form, of pr0p...1. tootaino. • foil inf..rination, free. r.r forweedeA on receipt • egret tr.! AAnspol enrebve. 1111211 Y AtACIN. beer. Loy. OFFICE for PATENTS, 1, f4.•rlaatreet, LiuLulu's lUR. W I'.—]lens. DAVIES anal NT iihtlout to pr., aar.• briti.la and hen hit. iite sad Reittetnitiime .t {Featly rester,l Auult. Into .114 m tettiristeres .bald nhtain their BAN Dltimilt \ /VA gnat* applikaUori or by tet4r VA LIVES of ;4, )LD.—WATHERSTI )7i and 1111.1 1 111.1:e. kw the laform..thet .1 the Public ~,.l their 1141.14.r011. Palr..“4, 1404 t.. 1463144 lhor I.4lwerbet weatmuteetwent re. menthe( lbw ALI kehoe poreeade.l that the late. trete .4 lb. fah . Inukr on the pul4w will be alike protected by the whle • Smut/deo of ko. eloper ..0 We subject. Gull Wing •Itrhiel Into 14 tur.• 4.44 . .51•. It follow: that OoW of 01 rani. Six. I. 1•.ar...t• . 1.3 3 04 *cant... PI 11 10 worth It 4 4 111 17 tArrol. 3 • carets .. 1 r 31 per 14111114. lr, r.olal• 114 71 7 estate.. 1 4 I 113 carats 4 I I:"Arab. 113 1 11 pante . 1 I 11 97 coral.. 11.16.41 111 ...rola . 9 111 1 comic .. 017 staisotanl 317 I.); 113 Imre** . I I • • emola .. •14 21 II canto 311 4 arat.. 1 1 4 Seer.. 910 71 111 conic . 310 01 ill ~care.. lIS I 1 wogs .. • 7 1 19 cant.. 3 7 3 lo rune, . 113 4 1 ant .., 0$ 11,1 1111suolortory. 1.. 11.-$441. tba an. I. I uverkorl4•9. L 6401. Away* mole .4 rhalee ulwl Jcw..llrry for IS. cock N.B. nil 9.4..hi0100r04 doers at 010 thr c‘ coin, mild on 0•6111.4111)11 at 1 o'clock. B'wHE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to MIN m. Lo&ttwraserle. —Plat sho Tatar Spoons tad /solo. &I 1. r •I INmorrt 41.410 Yid Arts. Isl. per *ea. Warrant..l pl&t.sl as port \kksl Shoe. IT A [ILE WEDDING I'RESENTS. —COM- A, c.til part. rowi W ma lth: and TEA sin'. anahrsque pattern. reln. tere y 'A ndy .nureceipt of • port-call• enter.— tl Lowther are eke IQRI' 44 Fuur CI /RN Eli DISHES and COVERS **th I..rrsweve, (VA Maws. U &L. as JUNIL 4 N. A. Limber arrole. rpo HOTEL •tul TAVERN-KEEPERS.—Every d.rriptl.• MAUD WAS at MU UM limed dares. •-.10,11Dt, Lowther wank. THE only roe' sobetitute for Silver is the guterau %131 or pan NICKEL lartber *neer. CIUA RD 'AGAINST THIEVES and B U R- N_S 411..1 V —sell all yaw e Miner, mod km, JONVIII SLOT Zit rIATIL Er. r) ankle suanwisad. M rail trw le wig railway. Lf►?ll►ON CARPET WAREHOUSL W Al 0;11 awl 4 4 IA • .44..14 gm Wm. ••15....4 IM•Ir esSissiva "Tom i° the 1... t.• +ti► Iluw 4 Ilimeatellee. Step.. CAlittan. •e 14.1 • W« mensitsortime Mr t•cry et) lie ..f Llev.ealtie —S W 4. greet ..101 Wi as 4 t.l. I.4lefiraer elmet-nal, W. WASY (I I I RS, COUC HER, awl BEDS. 14 HMI% • Marl HI:V.4 bevy rem .dtM r,44 complete .ad y hie.l I MI. lu. Irrll .411111/ 0410,0 for Inwelling. sea a.Lar4r.l I. lam.r a., r sp4l sallibiry. ..I laralkiN Owe. 1.... letk Bit FA: N ELL, T I It N Elt, arpl SONS' HAND A% r IVA • •It It ardi.d• ra•l 111. t. Andra NAITO, pravrai Oa. Douala,/ .4 r..•••% . •be n •-artivl aLaaL —BItSICK 1A &IL TI k%1.11. arl ais• •. •as an tat.. tianglirra sad any Sal .41 awn haat.. at Ilar 11.. 1111.• TI and it Ilaymarkst. •W. rro BANDMASTERS and BRASS-INSTRI7- J. VINT PIRIORMW—WANTIRD, for a VOLIINTIZI UM MU% Is Ste north-west &WM ei LAMM • BAND a II SUSS performers, wb• srolw. N sabrd TWIN." °I" • meet foe ohs soothe IN Ye yaw Nor awinasvmarry mech. Sip amt there win he swirls 411ress, with tame sal test) sr niihrerses, Sitentary of the Sind Committee, Ireits74oll. Prieres." TIM NATIONAL ABLY ROOMS, Ildbara—Mis barbiaborirk rwarraftg dlor dodolab i lirr dr ordree Bar raidire low* of Ye draw el* perholise lb masigsmet. Is OMR dv=T The adsiedri lark mew drodlor asker. sire ray* redid riorks of Irma doodad retrolies maara Door gam haddri al S. Qsir at II pmeradd. Arabian ARO L L ROOMS, Great Windmill-street, Theadira.—Xol7Cll. —A Nwspilleaat SMOKING MA IMS added le nib BraraillarammA. Opea retry Svenlng with WM ROM= NAND, immarleilb Mom Lama* did feredambe rn. lkspine llopsima boon opts at dideir. QANDIMAIVB PORTS, at the reduced i t c l ▪ rif pit le air Ores iselied). segellsd bra NUNN or SONS. wink CV= Ereekeirs Mew& ef u Le a g== c to Ireelstrisr. 11. W.C. rem re weed. Ns. sad pe done elder err. rs.. 40. . ter doers sat rt. tr. re. Sr, llet. Preartfa's , seead dieser ere, as. set : esperisr, Sr. 445.. ; Aresitrars. tes, M. w. ; art lares. . dire arras. ; aerreez. Its. : Area. ; flt asteris, Lt rear carte mew/ tier rt. to Ire. rifest WY es Ven eers& NOTICL yyntzand SPIRITS at REDUCED DUTIES. s uovoirs rovind list of pion. with Do Lasalle alicil; iinlis SOIII Hoek or Mote Vie. I Se& IsuMd." ' hew " t formerly dried 285. pe r dozen + lleetelbeid Port ( 20e. {loath African Pert sad gberry Ile. and Yis. South Atrkan Makin sod Amain's& 241. bottles lacbkled. Cln. tall a. drawl h pre pike Ha. 3d. Worm dy licaady lSa. lind the rely bag. ... pw ow Nam are We Meamples of any fuer ef We Wove Whew ler warded ea receipt of W peWeso Wawa Tome. ask Addrwa A. SWOINFIL 111‘ Ursa{ Larreiew SALT and Ca war INDIA PALI and BURTON ALI 111111 INA. Bartoo-ualteut. ►i..e W ".oir g y IWdal WORM. Hungerford Wharf. 71. Ilesery-street. •• • • Ohl Crean lissase. 111ghstrest. 12, neorgestrert 10, qtephen street. Man, (Tare Nermarea-Tflie Dubin II. T. mple.lane N B SALT sad en.'s Ake aim be obt.tine.l In elan from the principal battlers la=. a hst of whom will be sanded by their Aosta ea BARLOWII SILF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Norma. pag malted. Nominee BM Mcrae soar wine. M. 6d. BARLOW'S PATENT CAM frrAND.—So waste or sediment disturbed in tilting . will map Mama a hundredfold. Trieste/. BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDZI SITTIR. —Warranted to same one Ma of mats . Mee U. ail. Engraving, grails. BARLOW'S ZIWI.ICTINO MURAT SCILIOLN.—WiII fort a tame Past mlai. a amall Bse. sad awe a ton of coal per Pear. lia BARLOW'S POTATO KTBA7tILIL—The only meWod to gook them In perfectles. By all means me It. actlon explained. Prom U, Ta.. N.B. Apply dinet to JAMBI BARLOW, 14„ King William. street, Iftiming.himse. inventor and patentee. See that his name sad mien= Is in even article all others are sparkles hadalisam—llaimibliimil ldt BEST sad CHEAPEST TEAS sad T iI COP/[ES le 113112 LAND are at all times to b• °MAW 1111LL111.4 sad Co.. Tea Merch.ants, 5, King Williannelageh tit). Good strong usehil Congos Tea, 2a. &1., Is. 10d., Da, and ; rich Machos& 3a. Lid.. 3s. 10i1., and 4s. Tea and eadee to the value of 402. sent carriage tree to any railway station or market town In Itiorland A price current tree. sown 84 morbid prices. AU goods carnage tree within sight ales el the Rig. 11 OINTLIMEN.—NOTIOR of RXMOVAL. 9 11 r. KIM hie found it sheolutely neeemery In remove the business treat llonal-strret to noon Bootless pranhoe. which will enable his wee fully to curry out the plow originated by foes of masking bower, At Ir., per pair, and every article eon. :Acted with MsWaimea iii ACC. lantv therewith. Mr. MILZS*44 new whinge will be 73. RH/ KIK AIREET, BON D.STAUT, tour dome went of IN V MUMS CAT!. SOL SPRINOAND MOM ATTIRL RMOSES and SON a to sta — te --- that their pre parmio,.. for SPRING sad BURR= azosed any of thio former silueas as well la *Mat as la vailaty. Tbey have nab sacke.l the prim ipal nvlrkets both at horse sad at od for the 1,, at and new, at mama. Dims. soil have succeeded In wile= voeh an aveortment goo& ay has never Wore beets cad un.ter ~110 In this or any ether teen Th e ir By:sty,KE DEPA 1 - 11F.STS have been sntsphed a tth au eudlvouvartety v I the ehoonest and mat yorGar Woks. ir READY M tDE CU/THING STUCK Is complete In every resin .A, and they ,ritillre to sty that for elmance of style. dues. Wits of material and worlonanshlp, t...tefitineas of finish and It Is quite unequalled, even in the metropolis of &nosed. lem Hare his liven Itestoni on the 1101411rJZ7, HAT and CAI'. WO Hoerr anil ulloY. 111TAIENTS, which have been furnished with an entirely new stock id faltitionahle and seasona ble • .41 , 1 at an. It pri..es as ennblo the proprietor. to utter their patroris very great advantage.. M4/11r.+ awl MIN take this opportunity of snootily. be that they Intend ginning their ...stone r. Use foU Learnt of the sbullttou of the duty ...Mil., taorrs. ae. WORE, awl Corner ul %linories and .11.1wite. and Corner of New Word .trei Hurt- .tzwet.. •. C.eintr) branch., Bra,lin' and ninlied.l, P r•roi and snit It tn In particularly °Ann, ed. that It any article be wet *mance.; of It will be exchanged, or the Watery ',turned. without la,ltattna. The; 1:40.14 f•q•prinit 4114 Nunisuer, emilalulna a .hurt al S. .11.1 n impnrtaiit branch .4 Britian 'Wintry, may M bed path sad pat Iran, dab nos fur aeltsnearuntrarut and Ust of prices. vra " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, male la minas coiner, aad pattaras, and particularly adapted tut walkinv. Min a , ',urchi n , and hauinta. Thu fa igaimmU, wiumnt Ir•htoll to he the lonia caasoll•l44l led Batt evcr luln.tu. ed. Pram from Sfa. . . . To be obtained .4 2: thiriCe and lON. Corner of Minorite sodlode. sad corser et New Oilordadroet and Mut-street QYDEN IiAM TROUSERS, rrs. 6d. , the Cr... Med reonit of consummated fret trade, In the hotteot Lacy d.w.klnr of this 44:1110011. Illarrclkkus for the ma e of namou• toetornm haste and okIII. Waloteoat to match, no id. Ozontan Coat. £M.—SSA 211212 L 122.0 TH KIK 23. Lankmte QUNSHINE and showerts—n race-noirse, or rafters,. nr set.l.eaelt—regatre the light. elegant. and beantitullytlnkne.l ALPACA PALCMITS aad OVVICOATN, of every inttrni and J 1.11., at Ina and lta Og.—lLeika by SAMUEL Bltt/TIILIts, TJ, AILL QYDENHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 2t. ; IT Mb.. I alannes tram ak—Made way by SAMUEL 1111102111=2„ 29, Laseple-bli. SYDENHAM DAILY NEGLIGEE COAT, ITN. Ml. meat Made may by WHIM saormaim ImddebbbilE SPECTACLES, improved - ey HARRIS and PON, PHI ney.t r.nains properre the sight. Better Conant bo tooky. Merl. with ery4a6 or pebbles, 15a AM. with L. 10. 1..44 .teht Silver tipmtackw Kyr•Slapaso re= 3a 1 varlet). at vomit) I..py prim, (m b ... Its M. pool tree. Tlltta yy xls and sips, o r tkr. b . to lb. ramify. oppiiiiite the Witt% h Pi o•OIMI Gatos. L. 4.a. totablishod ITOO. Coutes. —No travellers emparrpol. TEETII.—Mr. Stirrirm Dentist, 314, Itercoot strcoot f the root. ehnie , supplies hi. rATD:hI El, I I oKW ttfl LILL TIA:r11, which r2ll 'K• matched so closely in shape awl a...10ur to those left It, the mouth, y. 3.1 are teemed n.tture, flat the toloo.e.t oolosencr cannot ole• Its 1 the dIR. sin e, and hi .11 4 . 1.1. thy restore perfect artlesbi the. 1114.111.A. , 13..111..1. Ti ,, ••• tnth ao • Vised from one to • esall• pl. 1. set limos E•kell looser fathom not palnlrsi prhheiple of ftlt teeth or stumpe. Ichrtagany *Nth,. r an..l hem: ine,e-re.h hie they porowcwo the sepetior sass sloe' of 0w...v. de...)lng Mr. Eeketre ,10,,et e .1 • oottrorobtoot romonet, poet-frt... for . ehuhp., for elep pie. e), .1 tr. 11 , . I,IIM iv/ration ohlooh never changes colour ~"r affeetoo the roolooor of the tool h. sod in fres• from any luhtekvue ff.rior-tlva either stoo the t• eth stroorral health. Its sp. pit. Att. , u 1, o sells tor rforoorol, aml oltlomot orl‘lna the all:attest R aw Ihrhoeno • lOC IMO tte effectually rc111,11...1 1...-or treth faatenell . teeth n-Zu1.41,41 olloooloorest teeth n ootor‘sl, oleo Moore. ten to set C free Chartres drletly moderate. 311. Regent sure:, London eppeeste the Pel)techube . GAY 141.40,1 l IA VI I:WM l'.%N 1/LES, (OA aml 7.L per lb. ; ItritiAa • ...* .4 114. Inayarral as% Is nun.. rara• Iqt 4 sprrln : r. 1:0111111A as; la 10 644•4 lc .s.. Wet . mama sm.nra. T o.lt. la Old v. 11.1.41 - 114.1 la .1 4.01 11.1. . Inel4lllr 1.4 Pralmer's Imps. I••• 1 . 6.1.1 IM.. ovraildp. •'.l. . Cols. OK 44 p. r 411.•• re. Iv h. 3. 1.1 *perm, M . seams snap. 7~s:• . J.. per I . 5pv4114.1. Sta. . .44 brawn al a.k.a. I • •• 1 I. rr• • • i. r...4..4.1.14141r.1411.4. 4 4: I. : 11.1.114 Hat 1. 1.1 • I. 1.1 . 1.• . sramaral, ta. 111 'ark nr M P ~%% ••••• • ..1.1 eptablrarama glatvilenoe, IL VI Mart 1. • Lam. 111vr • r. 44. &samaras, M.l•. EXTILMiItI)IN.‘ItY DIScoVERY all rntinly %kV% 7111....0. .4 KING DI‘LA•42.IO. lag the fa• ”r.tni r tit item" , .4 •• •awitl pew lit e In Great ItritAln, a •at ,41b. sta tw•l rdert• .4 the lwar4 .I. Utillo . latteterit tenttlit•te4 %EN' LAM • %I. KINK with the atljust tt t Trealment •••I let I \lemma. seen by lA.' novabral hunk, .4 the Itrlti•h Irr Thil er. n .i rct ou t i ni . Estle.nlJ /rn , W 111 LL Kato tl AA. Na. A 14.4 aqu;trt Y . t' -lardy tw0...U.11"u. Irwin Lietvn sad Imams R°WijaliDSK ALY 1)4 ) It, an ()riental botanical . r ,, rust r in 2 311.1 'coma ifx lug the rompartion to and skin Thi• royally patronised and ...teemed speelne exert. the nwrl soothing. cooling. and purifying action on the akin cridicates freckles tan, .µt., dueoloration, and otter eutionou. tool renders the skin ...ft. fair. and Idonio.4 It ..bstatex All the .IT. tx elimate on the skin. • healer with reference to cold and Mot 1111,1141 or Intense ...far heat, and la unit eradly In high repute, from the sultry dm," of I WWI fa the frozen realms .4 the tsar Price s.. Ga. and 30. 8.1. pet bottle. l'autem —The wordc RowLtmls' lialyAor are on the wrapper .4 each bottle, mid their signature, •• A. Rowland and Its a, In rod Ink at food. `obi at . ."0, llattou ;;Ardvo, Lun de. ; and by chemida and pvrfumers. t: RN Cl'ltE. LA M IS ERTS ASTHMATIC BAL. %H. leitbweit continiule the bowel, or alfictlug the Indy ../lii ael.ma awl plwau.ne. $ admitted to tw the hest Medicine f.ie .....nedliatety ral.sirin mocha ...itila confirmed 11112kT MAALPOROEMIATREF.T, W.. nem the Pant/won. Mort ed *dhow.. rad r.....e1•11•41 It irtnOrtlli) CRIVI CULVE It W ELL, M. It. C. S., L MI., IS. A. Mims Ilw• fa. tally pf.t.e.lliicv ihrlll4l.4r. admirably alC r in e :r bandney nine h a i y,,,,,ii,.. up y , n , 1 ,. 0 ,, .. a .,,. a n Mehlinst chii I. Pn. , 'Me. ti..i...'n l noniblma It. •PVlmiagin mem et Serene.. Debility, Diviiinmary Muiditest. Palpitation, lenneumpti.in H. sled.an' It di% iwiwartal Pc/wnia Mr „ :„ Lama Ilesory. lummeity. amen...Horeb...a, Mardity. Castan et sleep. or erew lyina .1... n 1... Icor .4 •W/hirai.... tm7 i melon. and oialrani.m. a s r a tio ... a Vie ............ attire tali.* it.-I^ , :wnal only and i /me published. au make new roil Orly:Dial Wurk, entitled mid by w LA MIW.U'r. .1w...i.e. Po, Jcianyn•itiewt. Haymarket. • •iory.aELVl.4 • and b y ell ,1eam...,..y., ...1.4115.. :::.1.. Z..... 1 I. wi.l4. ....1. cm h. ' ‘1 11 1. 111 ; The PkYilnliwy and Anatimy of our Denotation.— Be Pa rt e. iilm awl ...1. f.. I...a.herta AlM...at., Maw.. the The Ur Ms of Di....oe—ay media... Tre..tmeut, cud Cure. sume and addy...., .......inocd .4, ME damn, a Price la emit. by port. 11 stumps, iipen ends: la waded. Dud thee for TwuMwerepa To he hod of Manin,lll, Coeldal/1 or the Author. ite alwee Indus LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1800. NO CHARGE MADE for f3TAMPING PAPER and ILOVELOPES with ARMS. CRAM Or INITIAIA— RODRIGUES ripostes swain bad adhesive ENVELOPES, ad. per 100; ersanvlald note, 1011 sise. Ors quirss for N.; Mkt Mao, flys quires for Is.. supertne foolscap, 9a. per roam; sorsa= paper as. ad. WEDDING CARDS, WEDDING ENVELOPES, INYITA- T AT lONS to the CEREMON Y, DEJNI: NEE, and RAIL PRINTED and STAIIPID in SILVAN,. with ARMS or OBINT ts lie Wog fashion. CAIMPLATI =WANTLY ENGRAVED and 100 SOPERPINI CARDS PLINY= for is fli—Obonwo, nt HARRY DUDIUGUIDY wollAnaws mishiMilasoa. ta, PICCADILLY two leen bus ilackellidapil L,IIMLINT. —All the Music of this favourite -IL/ specs et Weirs% le said at Hatt Mee, and each plea r astris, ewer, mak by TWISON end SON, fill, Wields. All Mask co akar taring, end poet free ea resellpt it readteasee. The Wade sapplied. THE QUARTERLY Ravncw, No. CCXIV., is published this day. CONTRY1111: I. Labourers Cottageo. 2. British and Continental !foldlity. Madame IMeamier. 2 The Bar of Philadelphia. ft Notes ea Nursiog. loz-hunting. 7. Becolleetloas of C. R. Leslie, ILA. a The /Midget and the //Afore BBL John Murray, Albemarie-streeL ZNIAIOIIIE.NT OF ”ONCFA WEEK" TO THIZTY-TWO - enact. ONCE A WEEK ;rTil in future contain TILIATY-TWO PAOXI, Including a Wrapper. A somber le publillied eveailler i t i re ad., wltb saraaresa Maim Now by Millara. z.h. Cliarlse Keene, H. IL Browse. and other Eminent. Artie**. Alao la Monthly luta, and Halt- Yearly Vieumes ___ .. ..______....... w._,___, „. , TSB day, Fourth sod Cheaper Edition, I vat, T HE DAISY CHAIN. By the Author of The Heir of Reddy - Re." By the Mime Author, THE HEIR of REDCLTFIE Twelfth Edition, Ca. HEARTIRAPIE. Seventh Edition, de DYNEVoR TERRACK Third Edition, Cs THE LAICCEs of I.VNIVdOD. Second Edition, 3e. THE LITTLE DUKE. Fourth Edition, Is. RI. Landon: John W. Parker add don, West Wand- FROM LAST RIGHT'S GAZETTE. smrraori!§ : ANNA, WILSOU, Aldenhott, Hagabtre, surgeon, to surrender Hag amid at at Illmloghillearost. lola.. White and Boos. Iledlerd-rOW ; of. mei& Camas, Be 3•11111 Kaina 1011111117 , Liam, Numemiou, Warwickshire, tailors Kwa md 114, at It, at Birselogliem Mewl gok., James Nod Birranghiun , of. mfg. Widlosore, glr-. mire/hale. DAs if I, Mawr Caeca, Leicester, builder, May 3 and June 6, at Birmingham Court held at Bottler's= SoL, Huxley, Leicester: off. maig , Hants, Nottingham. WILLIAM KIWI, Jona WALE, and Josue Xlltg, Mountemel, laimetershire, coal and timber merchants, May 3 and al, M at Birmingham Court held at Nottingham._ Role., Mlles and Gregory, Leicester, and Hodgson and Allen. Bermingham ; of. swag.. Harris, Nottingham. I TRUMAN Bret:lA, 11 udderefield, Yorkshire, boot and oboe merger, May 7 and Jnne 4, at IL at Ueda Court. Bole., Bole and Co., Alderrmuibury. Floyd and Loaroyd, Rudders- Geld. and Bond and Barwick, Leeds . off. &mfg., Hope, Leeds. (MOMS ALLOW. Hardoey, Lincolnshire, grocer, Ma 1 and 30, at 11, at Leeds Court held at Kingston upon-Hull. Rots., Brown and Hon, Lincoln off amig . Carriek. Hall. JAMISON flurrillFlLlD, Liverpool, printer, May 1 and M at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sol., Soultnin, Liverpool, off. wig., Bird, _ . ALEEAnoia Wags, Berwlek-opon•Tword, draper, April N 111 and 1W 11. at 19,, Nawntatle-apon-Tyne Court. Sob., Hark and Co Newantle.opnei Tyne and Chanoery ; uQ. ands.. Baker, Noweastle.upon.Tyne. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Aprlll9. WILLIAM JOHN WATSON, Upper Holloway, builder. JOINT STOCK CUM PAN I IN ACTS. MITIOPOLITAJI BRAM, Conran' LIMITID), Nay 4, at half-past 11, U Brialnehall.street, to audit accounts of iinirtal liquidator. INSOLVENT PETITIONEES—AT PORTUGAL-STREET. INMOST Culler CoIII4IsSIoNLI LAM. May 4. J. Taylor. Brurupton, dent 'treat, (Walden town, pork butcher. May 7. Sarah Matilda York. El nlllner—W. Cary, Johu.strart, Waterloo-roed:lainbatl4, atiii dealer. — it:Orchard, High- May f. B. Itentutn, Iteresfortlatreet. Walworth. teacher of the Aff.bfiii , ttl—J. hull. n. Camden Yew-town, engineer's clerk—T. I' Nlannlen. High street, Southwark, hop tnerettant —'l A..rahtun, Itotherhithe-street, Butherhithe, licensed vis- DIVIDENDS. May 11. W. J. Sean and J. bean, Ivy-lane. City, printers— May 11. J. `tears separate estate', Ivy-lane, City, printer—Map 11. W. Mulleti, BreoLland, Kent. grocer—Ray 11. J. Peto and J. Bryan, Dacrertreet. Westminster ; Liverpool ; and Willow. walk. Benseadary, army contrectors—May 11. K. J. Polgiase, Borongßroad, and Jupps-terrace, CommerciaLread Zest, mill -1 Msp 12. J. Argent, Fleet-street, City, licensed victua ll er .- 711 4 4 1. T. H itathieme•place. Osford.street. baker— May 12. J. K. Miskin, Rochester, butcher—May 11. H. Moss, Lee& draper. CHRTIIICATLS to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. May IT. T. Streeter, Portsmoioth, hotel keeper—May 11. W. Mullett, Brooklaud. Kent, gi "err —May It. J. A. Crane, St. John's, New Brunswick. and Kliiii.street, City. merchant—May 12. J. Lane, Klngsland.place, Klngsland.road, and Thread neerileotriset, City, mining share broker—May 11. H. Bailey, Cheltenham, cabinet maker—May 16. H. Stephen*, Exeter, Inn keeper—May It. Grace K 'senor and Sophia Battik, Eseter, mll- Ilners—May 21. E. Evans, Weitneshary, Staffordshire, draper— May 11. H. Collinghourne, Mnirshill, Warwickshire, ribbon manufacturer—May 2.1. T. Holarate, Bradfonl. Yorkshire, grocer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Rut's, G. RAM, and R. K Rolls, Lower Kenningtoncoad, Lambeth, and Slariborough-road, told Kent-ned, tioor cloth manufacturers. no far as models J. Rolle—G. Andrew. svo.. and It. Andrew, Jun., Saddleworth, Yorkshire, cotton spinners—W. Alloway and C. Allnway. Dorking, Surrey, butchers—J. Wilkin son, Jun., and T. B. Whitehead. Itirrningharn, chandelier manu facturers—John Griffiths tool Jane Griffiths, N ew-inniard, Shore. ditch. eowkeepers—E /tower, K Sunderland, J. Edwar.le, and J. Raker. lesalbrook. Flintshire, coalmastets—T. C. Temperley and C K Temperley, NewcastlenpowTyne, ale merchants—W. Tay lor aml A. Goiter, Nottingham, and Wilsou•street, Finsbury, wholesale stationers—T. Read and H. Read, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire. coach builders—J. W. Crowding and .1. Strengthen, Durham. comb manure, turtrs-11. litatehingsand W. W. Ritchie, Reeent.street, house agents—J. Wright, H. C. Harnett, awl A. J. Maltby, Nottinglutto, lace manufacturers—Klintheth Notiedow and 11. Norludge. Newark-upon. Trent, Nottingham. tailors—J. Heap Ned K. Heap. Saddieworth, Yorkshire, and klicklehurst, Cheshire, wool deafen. fiCOTCH RILQCBSTRATIONS. ALFJEANDICR 11.11oeitig, Glasgow, Joiner, April 26, at the Globe Hotel. Paisley. JAME. Bitows, Edinburgh. music seller, April 26, at Dowel's and Lyon*. K, ores, Edinburgh. - - NAVAL AND MILITARY. Anil. 20. The A troop of the Royal Engineer Train, under the command of rapt4in R. W. Dulf, with all the horses and stores, left firompton Barracks this morning, and pro ceeded to Aldred-I.dt tamp. A battery of the koyal Artil lery will occupy the quarters vacated by them. A private of the 73n1 Regiment, named Hurley, attempted to commit suicide yesterday in a somewhat extraordinary manner. The man was posted aa sentry at the lower guard of the dockyard when he endeavoured to blow hie brains out with his rifle by placing the butt-end on the ground and Aring at his head. The ball, however, merely .lightly tom:heal his forehead, occasioning very little injury. He was immediately removed to the hospital, and as soon as he has recovered, will he tried by court.nuirtial for wilfully attempting to mutilate himself. TER MITROPOLITAN RIFLE VOLrETEERS.—The commandants of the metnipolitan rifle corps met on the 17th inst. at Viscount Ranelagh's house, and unanimously agreed to organise the different corps in Middlesex into brigades and divisions. The gent brigade day will be on Satunl.iy, the sth of May, in one of the Parks. The Middle sex Volunteers now amount to 14,000 men, and it is there fore calculated that by the month of July there will be two diViellB.ll4 84 5,000 men each fully organise', equipped, and ready for any work. DocrttinuilioN or NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.—Notioo in given, in yesterday's Go:rtle, that the distribution ill proceeds arising from a part of the corgi of the Russian vessel, Mlorianii, captured iiu the 29th May, 1555, by her Majesty's whip Curlew, will commence Moodily, the 30th April, lOW, In the price branch of the department of the " Accountant•Ueneral of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset Howe." SPORTING. EPSOM SPRING MEETING. -.-FRIDAY, Tin W 4718100 Pure of 50 move., given by the South Western BsEwoy Oompasy, added to a Handicap Sweep stake.' of 5 ears. each, for ell agea. One mile. Mr. !Hama, Bel Baseman, by The Myths Datelman, • re, 8K 111 b (Tread%) 1 Mr. Hodgman'.' Moothasyse, a yrs, ask Mb (Hughes) Mr. Corerdale's Bytes_ , yrs, est IMb . (ff. Chirosbasy) Kit!: MAshrtea. s pe, eK 71b sore. am Wm (Challouer) 4 HAL g:7 to 4 apt Bytes, to 1 eget Bel Esperaass, sto S apt Soothsayer. Soothsayer sad Kitty Kingston ran in front to Tattenham Corner, when Bel Esperansa joined them. ran with her neck in front to the Stand, where she cola out, sad woe by four length' : half a length between second and third ; three lengths between third and fourth. Tilt New Two-Tang Or.; &mem of 10 move each, with 100 added by C. FL Carew, Eaq., for 2-yr-oltie ; col* hit 71b ; fill ies, Bst 41b ; certain winners extra. T.Y.C. (Them quarters of a mile.) (40 subs.) Yt boards Cantab, by Newham, bet 71b. Snowden) 1 lit J. Ilairldis Biddy Butte, tat .• . tlAmbourn) 2 Mr. Shepherd's f by The Nob out of Brawn, tist 41b Baselsos) S The following also ran :—Willoughton, Maid of Hcaser, Aral* Jessie Brown, Dartmoor, Overton. Zodiac, f by His. Tem out of Molly, Hawkseye, King of Kent, Neigh bour,. and Early Lam Betting : 7to 2 apt Overton, 4to : w ilt Zodiac, 5 to 1 s i O to King of Kent, 8 1 (at first 3to I apt Hawkseye, 10 te 1 each apt Neighbour and Wi ll o ton. When the 1- fag was dropped Centel) was off about four lengths in ad mace, and in full stride. The race admits of no further ilmartptiou, for, after owning half the distance, the °then atit melees to penerars, and Oastab ekes the r by ifteen lengths • two lengths between the second third. Hawkseye arls fourth ; Mid of &mew and Zodiac heading the next lot, all pulling up. Tax Balaclava Bram of 5 cove. each, with 30 added. Optional selling weights. The winner to be sold by auction, he, Half -s - e. " ils:i. - 12;1;i1b*. ' Mountebank, by West Australia, yak 3110 t; fet 2lh Rage) 1 Ineptan Arehdars The Yawn, 2 7n i'301.), ist Illb fear tet) (?anon) 2 Mr. Mundy's The Gentle, 3 yrs (305.), Yst Sib CT. ganirdeb 3 The following also ran :—Pateetore, Tooher, Pantheon, Boondaway, Ranghone, Tonio. gott a : 3 to 1 each apt Mountebank and Ringbone, 6 to 1 apt The Gentle, 7to 1 apt Tocher, Bto 1 apt Tonio. Was by two lengths ; half a length between the second and third. Maid of Merv, who wee backed at 6to 1, and whose number was placed on the telegraph, did not go to the post. The winner was sold by auction to Mr. Fuller for 230 guises.. Tacker was claimed fur Lord Wilton, and Ring bone for Mr. Brayley. THE ONZAT OPOLITAII STAW (handicap) of 231 soya. each, 15 ft, and 5 only if declared, with 150 added, viz., 50 Goys. by C. H. Carew Fact., and 100 soya. from the fund ; the owner of the ezeotid horse to receive 50 son. out. al the stakes. Extra weight for winners. Great life tan Stakes Coons (two miles soda querter). To 'Lit from the winning chair. (90 sub., 35 of wham pay 5 Boys. each.) I. Alleobarys by Rockwell. out of Orlhey fat 911) Mr. J. Wallace, S yrs, Ust Mb (In. bib ex) ( Madden) 2 Mr. Lambert's Clydesdale, 6 yrs, 104 alb Mr. lathes Simple !Simon, 3 yea, est (1)1b (In. Sib ex.) (M. Orimataw) 4 The following also ran :—Roman Candle, Special License, Moursvieff, Heiress, Bucephelus, Confectioner, Don Cos sack, Chance Shot, c by Newcourt out of Treacherous, Narcissus, Maid of Orleans. Betting : 7 to 2 agst Special License, 4to 1 apt Moura vieff, 7 to 1 apt Simple Simon, 10 to 1 each Bribery colt, Chance Shot, and Confectioner, 100 to 8 apt Heiress, and 100 to 0 apt Clydesdale. One false dart was made, Confec tioner, Chance Shot, Maid of Orleans, being the foremost to break away. When the signal was given Simple Simon showed in advance, with Chance Shot, Confectioner, and Maid of Orleans well laid up, the Bribery colt being in the rear. On bearing round the corner to the right Maid of Orleans took the lead, followed by Chance Shot, Simple Simon, Clydesdale, and the Bribery colt, in the order named ; Special License lying next. They ran without any noteworthy change until after coming round the but turn, when Mourevied became second and Chance Shot third. They nu thus to the bend, where the Bribery colt quitted his horses, and Wallace and Clydesdale went on in pursuit. The race was, however, all over, for the Bribery colt gal lopped in an easy winner by a length and a half ; bad third. Simple Simon was fourth, Mouravieff fifth, Chance Shot and Heiress next. The last lot were Mazzini, Treacherous colt. the Maid of Orleans, and Bucephalue. WS WALTON /*AKER of 10 son. each, 100 *bled by C. H. Caner, Esq. ; for 3.yr- olds, Get 01b ; four, Set 71b ; Mx mil aped, 9st 31b ; waren and geldings allowed 31b. The winner to lie sold for GOO son, or to carry 91b extra. Derby Course. (13 subs.) Mr. W. Imy's The Promised Land, by Jericho, 4 yes, gat 211 Inc gib extra IA. Day) 1 Mr. F Eakdale, 4 yes, Mt ilb (Charlton, Mr. J. Osborne's Red Eagle, 4 yrs, dat Mb Osborne) 3 Mr. K. Ten Broeck's Pomona, 3 yrs, sat 91b..(A. &Marcia) 4 Mr. K. Ten Broeck's Starke, 6 yes, 9st Wb (lac gib extra) (0. Northam) 5 Vetting: 2 to 1 on The Promised Lend, 7 to 2 apt Red Eagle, and 4to 1 apt Mr. Ten Broeck's two. The Pro mised Land made all the running, and won by eight lengths; bad thin. Tim WM.TER STARKS of 10 soya. each (handicap), with SO added by C. H. Carew, Esq. Gentlemen riders. Derby Course. Mr. Mundy's Gorschlil, by liarnblil, 6 yrs, 10st 131 b (Mr. 11. Harrison) I Capt. Archdall's Niger, 3 yrs, list 12111.. 'Mr. O. 8. Thompson) 2 in Mr. S. Wnow's Mamhd, 4yrs, list 101 b.... (Mr. 8cobell) 3 Betting : 6 to 4 apt Gonehill, 7 to 4 apt Niger, 3to 1 apt Mazzini. Gonehill lay in front throughout, was chal lenged by Niger opposite the Stand, and, won by three. quarters of a length ; bad third. BETTING ON THE COURSE. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 to 1 opt Traducer sto 1 Tom Bowline sto 1 Lupellus 7 to 1 Brother to Rainbow 10 to 1 Umpire 11 to 1 Nicholas BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDAY. GREAT METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 7to 1 apt Mottravieff (t) • 8 to 1 Confectioner (t) 8 to 1 Special Licestee (t) 12 to 1 Demi* (t) 12 to 1 Bribery colt (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 5 to 1 apt Lupillas (t) sto 1 T 1.102 Bowline (t) 12 to 1 Bra to Rainbow (t) CHESTER CUP. 11 to 1 apt Satellite (t) 100 to 6 I..ugrAnge (t) 33 to 1 Mouravielf (I) AQUATICS. PRINCH 07 WALE YACHT CLCB.—The follow ing arrangements have been made by the sailing committee of this club as !nerds the first match. The first match of the season will come off on May 31, the day following the small class match of the Royal Thames Yacht Club. The nice will be in two dames, viz.. among yachts belonging to the members of the club only under 1•2 tons, and umung centre boards not exceeding eight tons, open to all yacht clubs. In the larger clam match two prises are offered ; the first of these is an extremely handsome silver-chased claret jug , the manufactur od Bensoßenson, which Mr. Kinblea, the vice-coinm°4 liberally give*, and which is valued at 30 guineas,7Z the second prize, of the value of 10 guineas, is presented by the club ; there being a luindicap of half a minute per ton allowed by the larger to the smaller boats, and the ' course being from Erith to the Chapman Heed Beacon and hack. Fur the centre.busxd match there is but one prise for the first Islet ; this is of the value of 10 guineaa, and is given by subscriptions of the sailing committee ; the handi cap is a minute per too, and the course is therm as in the other class. The entries for both classes close on the' 4th of May, at 9 pm., at the club-house, the Freemason s Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, and yachts are to bed Faith at 5 p.m. ou the Stith of May, to be measured. MRTROPOLITAN BOARD OF WoßlEß.—Yintorday the usual weekly meeting of the Metropolitan rsurd of Works was held in the Council Chamber, Guildhall ; Mr. doe* THwArrk.r in the chair. The cash statement of the finance committee showed a net balance of 214,0681. 18s. Gd. ; cash on deposit, L'Bo.ooo/. Nymetits were made amount ing in the whole to ti,2991. 13s. 4.1. A deputation war re. Meet' from the vestry of Putney respecting the gipsy nuisance on the Putney Commons, asking for the assistant* of the board to obtain the insertion of a clause in the bill for amending the Metropolis Local Ma t Act, with is view of empowering them to get rid of the nuisance. The beard promises! to realer the petitioners every assistance in their power, it being stated that the police had no authority to interfere with these gipsies, because they were not located on the public highway. The deputation expressed their thanks and retired. A report was brought up from the eiminuttee of the whole board stating their proceedings pox. stunt to the referee.* of the heard of the 13th Apra inst., and empowering_ them to consider the return of the City Sewers' rate. They stated that they found no exemptions in the mto but such as were found in other portions of the metropolis. Mr. Beckett moved that the report be adopted. Houses FOR SUR FRRNutf GoViRNMINR. — Mr. The motion was carried by division. upon which Mr. Leslie Munyard, sea., of Woolwich, who we' employed during gavr notice that he would revive the ilue.tion ri the next th e Crimean war to assist in the purchase of horses for the meeting of the board. After the transaction of some 1111i02- war department, has just returned from a six weeks' tour port tit business the board adjourned. in Yerkshire. Leizestershire, and midland counties, where A deputation respecting fishing hail an inter- he ace. in oral an agent of the Frenc h government, on view with the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, yesterday, at whose behalf 800 of the fi nest horses procurable, have been the Aim of the Hoard of Trade. purchased and shipped. LONDON BOWING CLUB.—MB. BALFOUR'S PAIR-OARZD RACE. —The great race for the silver cups presented by Mr. Balfour, open to gentlemen amateurs of any club, and to be rowed under the direction of the London Rowing Club, is fixed to take place in four heats on Wednesday foal Thun der neat, at Putney, the trial heats being appointed fur the first-named day. The following is the arrangement :—First, Heat.—Messrs. Naah and Tyler, West London Rowing Club; Wallace and Lloyd, London Rowing Club ; and Burgess, London Rowing Club. Second Heat.—Mere. Bryant sad Buckled', West London Rowing Club ; Raphael and Lick, Kingston Rowing Club ; Btahlachmidt and Chap man, Kingston Rowing Club. Third Heat.—Mews. Head and Coventry, London Rowing Club ; Jervis and Wilson, Kingston Rowing Club; Woodbridge and Morley, London Rowing Club; Schlotel and Finlaison, London Rowing Club. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. THE LATE FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP. (From the Tian.) Yesterday the friends of Heenan and Sayers again met at the office of the referee in the Strand to ender your to arrive at some division that may bring the late con test to a satisfactory and amicable conclusion. Sayers again attended, now bearing scarcely any tokens of the battle on his face. His arm, however, is still powerless, and, indeed, has got rather worse than better, the whole limb being swollen, discoloured,and painful in the extreme. As on the previous occasion, Heenan was not present, and no reason was given for his absence, though it was known that it did not aria* from any disfigurement preventing big coming out, though his left baud is still sore and coutueed. Heenan's representatives put in a claim to the silver belt of the Champion of England, which they consider virtually lost by Sayers before the fight wee stopped. As a matter of coulee this claim is utterly repudiated by Sayers's friends, while the champion Limed( at once suggested that, if the least doubt existed, they had better fight again. This was also proposed with equal alacrity by Hessan's friends, and, for a time, there seemed every probability that another day would have to be named for a final contest when mak men was well. After a while, however, a better spirit seemed to prevail, and the friends of both men padually grew unanimous in their wishes that the affair might be settled in a kinder way, and that the men — who had already paned their unibucliug courage and on &ranee so well—might not be obliged to tight again. Sventually, a kind of understanding to this effect was come to en both sides, and, though no details were settled, there seems little doubt but that the matter will end when it is. The angry spirit which on the day of the contest appeared to influence the American supporters of Heenan, and which led to most partial aocounta of the struggle being team netted to America, has in a great measure passed off, and there is no doubt that by the next mail more justice will be does to Sayers. The great redeeming virtue of the prise ring—a love of fair play—wen certainly never better exem plified than in the recent contest, and the fact of both men strongly claiming to have won when the fight was stopped of itself proves how equally the scale was Winced to the hat In the interval which has clamed since Tuesday ' the referee has received some hundreds of letters from all parts of the kingdom, enclosing money for a testimonial to Sayers. Nearly all the letters are anonymous, and state that the writers never now a prize fight, or even heard of Sayers till the recent contest, and they simply send their individual contributions to him to mark their a dm iration of his courage in defending the English belt against such fearful odd& As we have said, they come front all parts of England, Ireland , and Scotland, and contain sums vary , ing from a shilling 's worth of postage stamps up to notes fur 15/ -Zr.. tunity of getting the match on before he (liarierf) leo Tee the c°" 4, 7, ." Jack says that Heenan is owe of the most light-hearted, well-behaved, gentlemaely men that he ever met with. Heen an espies his intention to fight for the Champion's belt, and that slow. He entirely repudiates the idea of carrying the belt away from England, should he win it, but will leave it here to be ebellanged for, and then meet all comers. HEIMAN AT THE "TIM M" OTTICE.—On Thurs day eersalag Hamra went to the Times office personally, to contnidlet the statement that he was anxious fur a draw. Wean Wormed that he had an interview with the editor. Theadmiration excited amongst all ClikBBl3% in Liver pool by the pliant stand of Sayers in the late fight for the championship has been evinced in a substantial and liberal manner, several gentlemen on bangs having collected subscriptions which are said to amount to a b ou t 1201. The money has been freely contributed by all classes. ' Sayers hes been asked whether he would lik e th e mone y remitted to him or to come to Liverpool to receive it. THE EARL OF ROI/ETON. TO TIM EDITOR OT THE DAILY TOWS. Sts,—ln a letter which appeared in the Daily Neve of yesterday it was stated that " a noble earl who had been twice Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland under Lord Derby" was present at the pugilistic encounter which took place on Tuesday lad. As this can only refer to me, I beg to inform you that I was not present on that occasion, and that I never attended • prise-eght in my life.—l am, At., EGLINTON AND WINTON. Carlton Club, April 20 Me should not have allowed the allusion to the noble Earl to appear, if the rumour of his presence at the fight had not been very common. We hope we have done his lordship ho ill service in giving occasion to his note. Since Tuesday we have learned that several of the eminent an there, artist*, and poets, whose names have been confidently mentioned among those who were present at the fight, were not within thirty miles of Farnborough, on that day.] A SELF-IMPOSED PENALTY. Mr. Selfe requested the atteudance yesterday of Mr. Marks Stockiart and Mr. Joseph Smith, solicitors, at Thames Police Court, and upon their arrival mid he bad taken the liberty to send for them because he wished to make a few remarks in their presence relating to the late eouviction of a man named William Dickinson for dis turbing the minister and hissing in the parish church of St. George-in.the•East. When a man made a mistake the first thing he ought to do when he discovered his mistake was to acknowledge it. He (Mr. Selfe) had committed an error publicly, and his acknowledgment of that error ought to be made public. On Easter Monday a maa named Dickinson was brought before him charged with making a disturbance in St. George's church. On that occasion Mr. Smith appeared for the prose cution, Mr. Stsaidart for the defence. There were numerous acts of parliament directed against disturbances and brawling in church. Mr. Smith proceeded under the Act of Uniformity, the Ist of Elizabeth, cap. 2, and Mr. Stoddart did not object to that course. He con victed under the 9th section of the act, and fined the de fendant two marks. He entirely overlooked the later sections of the same net. He had no summary . tr i riction under the Act of Uniformity. A person offe • against the act could only be indicted and convicted at t e next general sessions, to be holden before any justices of oyer and terminer, or justices of assize. He acted with out jurisdiction, and the conviction was null and void. The mistake was wholly his own and no one else was amen able for it. He was very gla d no substantial wrong was done to Dickinson, wh o was liable under the act of Mary, and could have been convicted summarily and subjected to severe penalties. There were mitigatory cirownetencee in the case, and he was very glad that he could fine the man only, and reduce the penalty to a very low rum. A. a report of the conviction had found its way into the public journals, he hoped the same publicity would be given to this explanation. His attention was called to the mistake for the first time on Thursday night, owing to the publaation of a very temperate letter signed ' Lax," which had appeared in some of the newspapers. That was one of many advantages reused by the publication of pro ceedings iu our courts of juitice. He was glad the mistake had been brought under the uotice of the public in such a rwartioas and temperate manner by " Lex." Under all the circumstances, continued the magistrate, instead of fining William Dickinson two mouths, or 2ra. Ad., 1 mulct myself. The sentence is, that Ibe mulct in two marks of 13s. 4,1. each, the penalty I imposed by mistake on William Dickinson... . . . . . . Mr. Stoddart said be was only instructed three minutes before the case was called on, end he had no time to look at the act of parliament, which had been very rarely acted upon of late years. Mr. Selfe—Neither you nor Mr. Smith called my atten tion to the penal clauses of the act—rat least not to the ju risdiction. I have since looked over the act with some attention. lam quite satisliml lam wrong. Mr. Smith said he was quite satisfied he wan in the wrong, and he really ought to pay half the penalty. It was a great misfortune to lawyers when they read books relating to offences which were not prepares! by lawyers. A book relating to the church ant clergy was put into his bands on the morning of the day the era* was heard. It recited the 9th, 10th, and 11th clauses of the Act of Uni , fortuity, and stated that for the first offence the p ena lty was to be 100 marks, the second offence 1 400 marks, and for the third offence the offender was to forfeit all his goods and chattels, and to suffer imprisonment during his life. It was not however stated how the offences created by the Act of Uniformity were to be proved. He came into court without the information he required. The act of Miry re quired the evidence of two witnesses—he had only • wit nem and • half, and be could out proceed under that act., and he therefore selected the act of Elizabeth, with the con sent of his client, the Rev. Bryan King, who was in • fix. He was very sorry he had misled the magistrate—he had not been in the habit of misleading any one. Mr. Stoddart—Well, I think we were all in the wrong. Mr. Selfe—No one is to blame but me. The magistrate then took from his pocket 26a. Bd., which he handed to Mr. Studded, and the conversation terminated. HARWICH ELECTION.—BiIIee the aspect of affairs in connexion with the approaching Harwich election (which will take place early next week) was last noticed, matters have undergone an entire change, so far as the liberal party are concerned. A ballot taken a few days since with the view of ascertaining which liberal candidate of the three gentlemen who originally offered themselves, namely, Mr. Alfred Brett, Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. J. D. Thomson, resulted in favour of the latter gentleman ; but the inconclusive nature of • decision in which only about half of the liberals of the borough had taken pert aeon made Bolt evident ; and on Thursday Mr. Thomson agreed t. withdraw Mr. Brett and Mr. Chambers having also retired —in favour of Mr. Stuart A. Donaldson, a re turned Australian gentleman. Mr. Donaldson has issued an address to the electors in which he dates that be is an unflinching advocate of perfect religious equality, a nd opposed to the continuance of church rates. He also aim-ewes his adherence to a policy of free trade, and the " enlightened budget" of the lenient Chancellor of the Ex chequer, nod adds —" On brand principles of public policy, I shall on the one hand advocate all c onceoions of political rights consistent with national liberty ; and on the other an avoidance of extreme measures, which I believe do not con duce to the happiness of any great =thin. Myself • steady reformer, I shall be prepared to give au independent but hearty support to the government of lord Palmensten." The liberals think they have now reconciled their differences, and that Mr. Donaldson will have a fair chance of success. The conservatives repose equal coutidence in the eantlidature of the Huts. It. T. Bowler. Mr. Denaldeun wea formerly Colonial Secretary and Minister of Finance in the govern ment of New South Wales. MILANETHON CELEBRATION IN LIVERPOOL—The third centenary of Philip Melancthon's death was celebrated na Thursday , evening by a public meeting at the Liverpool ('ollegi.tte Institution. • The Hee. J. S. Howson (Prim:i)ia of the Institution) presided, anti the Bees. J. Hirerh t Dr. Ilsylee. Dr. Taylor, &c., took port in which comprised a sketc h of blelianctliou's pi n M private character, and addresses upon the same subject. The " Liedertafel" varied the proceedings by singing, with flue effect, several German chorales and hymns. TIIE CITY CHVRCHER. —The Bishop of London, after holding a confirmation at the church of St. Helen Great St. Helens, Cite, paid a visit yesterday to St: Michael's Church, Gorilla, to inspect tise beautiful ale coration and improvements which are about tobecompleteiL His lordship was planed to express his entire approbation aud pleasure at the renovation* and decorations, which foam altogether a very remarkable work of art. SOUTH WINTER!! ItAlLWAY.—Captain Mangles sad Mr. Archibald Stott arrived in Poole, accompanied by Mr. H. D. Seymour to ascertain and hear the claims that the inhabitants had for better railway accommodation to the town, and which they have a, long urged, but hitherto uneneceasfully. It is stated that there is every probability that steps will shortly be takes by the South Western COW. pan_y to being Poole on their main IViltshirc Mirror. CRYSTAL PALACE. -- ONE SHILLING DAT. FRIDAY, APRIL 20.—Admissions on payment, 1,106 ditto by aeons tickets, 377; total visitors, 1,481 (From Beira Infe.). Several points in this article [Mr. Wilkes's letter] re quire *few words from us. In the first place, we state emphatically that the person who culled fur the referee, and sedated in taking him to the ring side, is a well-known Fist-end Boaiface,a close friend of Jaek M acdonald, stud he was as active partisan of Heenan in his corner during the mill. The handful of frieusls was quite as strong iu force as wee necessary to obtain Heenan fair play, for not only had he his own party of Americans, but certsiuly the ma jority of English pugilists on the ground, including s everal of the ring.keepers viz, Longterm, Hicks, Madden, Bob Travers, ke.—were en his sale, and " jollying" for him throughout. Seminally, we deny streuuously that he, in any way, gained a right to the belt. Thirdly, the determination on the part of the referee not to allow a second meeting during the week is strictly in accordant* with the general custom in this country, where men are so injured as were both these gallant fellows mu Tuesday. The last instance on record of • postponement was the match between Aaron Jones and Sayers, in which the former was allowed a month, on producing a medical certificate that be would require that time to get over an injury to his hand somewhat similar to that incurred by Heenan. Mr. Wilkes apparently would impute that the referee has de 'rum the usual practice on this occasion, and lays tt l i bi lleertion does not require any consideration on the pound of humanity. In reply, all we have to say is, the referee is the proper person to judge in this matter, and has had perhaps considerably more experience in such mit ten than Mr. Wilkee himself. Had he ordered a second meeting this week, lie would have ordered it the seine day, supposing • fitting ground could have been gut, and as by that time Heenan would have liven been quite blind, we leave the public to decide who would Lave had the advan tage. Had he postponed it till t h e following or any suc ceeding day in the week, his conduct would have received louvered execration in all countries where " humauity" at all enters into public consideration. As to who cut the ropes—if they were cut--we cannot say ; but this we do say, if it be true that the life of Sayers was in danger, and if lie actually had touched the ground with his knees, it was a perfectly justifiable act. Hugging is not fighting, and though there is no written rule on the eubject, a men should Isc released when it comes to such a near thing as it is stated to have Bono on Tuesday. What is likely to be the upshot of the match we are at a loss to conceive. Sayers called on us on Wednesday morn ing, and beyond the injury to his arm and • few trilling abrasions of the akin, mat a slight swelling of the mouth, appeared quite fresh, and eerttinly no one would have credited that he had gone through such an ordeal the pre- , vious day. Heenan did not show, but Mr. Falkland, his friend, offered to fetch Lim. This, however, was deemed' unnecessary, and some discussion took place as to what should be done. Macdonald, who was also present, de clared that Ileenau meant fighting again, unless Sayers would give him the belt, and receive a new belt instead to be held by him as a testimonial, he (Herman) promising to uphold the honour of the old belt, and, moreover, not to claim any superiority over Toni. The , Champion slid this arrangement would be tants mount to an acknowledgement of defeat, and he could not accede to it; any other arrangement lie would agree to, but give up the belt to Heenan he would not without a fight for it. The meeting was perfectly amicable, but after con siderable discussion ended without any arrangement be yond an undertaking that the men should meet at our office on Friday. On Friday Tom and his backers appeared at the stipulated time, anti were met by Mr. Falkland and Macdonald, but Heenan was still absent. There was less discussion than on Wednesday. Macdonald said Heenan wanted to fight as soon as poesible, and Toni said he was willing to accommodate him us soon as his arm was well. It was then arranged that Tom should obtain • medical certificate as to the probable time he would require to recover, and that by that certificate the matter should be ananged, and so at present the matter stands. That it will, however, yet be arranged in a more peaceable manner we are disposed to believe and hope. We are satisfied that, beyond the mere question of the belt, it will be far more to the interests of the men to draw their money and give joint sparring exhibitione throughout the country, by which they . will reap hats full of gold, and will also gain the good opinion of many who have expressed strong op.nions on the subject, and who only tolerated the match beccuse it got too far ahead of them to be stopped. On Thursday Mr. Muss Phillips called on us and left us a handsome silver cup, which he intended to present to Tom Sayers in token of his gallantry. On the same day a worthy baronet, who owns his dislike to the prize ring, called and left us it., which he could not help tendering as sonic proof of his appreciation of the good qualities of such a man. Not long after this a nobleman of high rank, who witnessed the encounter, sent to us to say that if any testimonial was contemplated for Sayers be wished to head it with 20/. Another witness of the fight promisee 5/. Oa the lame miming, on the Stock Exchange, up wards of 70/. was collected for him in one hour, and at Liverpool about 7W. was collected in half crowns. As will be seen by a letter elsewhere, something substantial is in contemplation for the Champion, and we would suggest that all these "urns should, if agreeable to the donors, ge towards the object mentioned therein [a life annuity]. It would save Tom from uneasiness arid want for the rest of his days, and would he of far more value to him eventually than any present donations. We have been re quested by Tom's father to make it known that the runners ea to his being of Irish descent are utterly untrue. Hr. Sayers says be wits born at Steyniug, Sussex, awl his once.- tors for many years were inhabitants of the aunt, csanity. Tom's mother also and her family were Sussex people. (From the Spotting Life ) Yesterday, in company with Mr. Bennett. Sayers visited the stakeholder, awl afterwards drove off in • tab to the Waterloo-bridge station for Epsom. No new Tom, and, with the exception of having his right arm suspended in a bange, with • leathern support ender it, mid a slight scratch on his lip, it would never enter the bead of anyone that he hail (mu the object of the Beeicia Boy's sledge hammering only • few hours before. Some suggestions have been thrown out of getting a subscription for him, on purpose to present him with u golden belt ; and Boli Brettle, who ham s ow the hand. eornest one in the world, exp • hope that it will be earri.l out, aa be will iinnwiliately subscribe his V. towards one. No decision, up to the time we are writing, has been come to as to when they are to meet again, as Tom will have to produce a surgeon's certificate as to the state of his arm. On Tuesday evening the brave American. in company with Messrs. Falkland, Cusack, and other Ameriaine, came to London, and made headway for the Hound Table, in St. Martir's-cerurt, where the Boy soon retired to bed. He rose before Mlle the nest morning, partook of • most hearty and substantial breakfast , and declared that with the exception of the bruitin on his face and his dined eye, he was nut even stiff or s o r e. He had intended to go to Epsom ; but the weather not being very propitious, be declined, awl Macdonald had to leave without his proripe with him. When Macdonald left, he ap in the hest of spirits, and threw his cep after him as an omen of MlOOB/a. Jack states that the Boy gave him express orders to make a match for him to fight his old antagonist, "B ey,Morias for 1100 f. a side, and con ' eluded with, e sure and sot miss the nicer. 1 t I : 1 : I .0a • • • • (.. • I I