The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-01 00:00:00

I • I i / ~' 1 • - NEIvSPIPER ' _,)r \,-- a i t f o 2l l ll6 '11111:1,''' 47 ••;. ;/# A; ;tib t. , . . . • r:::! r . r • . . i. ' :)2* • . ] , P ' . , • . e -:-.?..# • / 'l .* . . • • - i Il lil ' d3La . . . . . 1 'l 7 • I. , .' r- 1 ~..,. o 1 ....." I ; .. • No. 4,592.] r‘ i' :u1.1 ..1 3100 RES AUSTRALIAN LINE ) All Ir. —144 , , VILNKY olfrixt .to sail trout the ••.• ..h June. ratting I • ripTanilth t., emhsrlt rumen ., 1.1 July the ..plun.t..l (mot.. L A hrhsisging In Mew , 1 , Istnistr and ! , on. register J S. SWA,ligiN. cogingusier to los I tit the Kest • • This nm• J.h. has berli iota ..pore-sly fnr the -•. Iwo • fall lelth fast sALC ;to owtni.l3. . . . • Ter . • Poornitor% fler twee'. k, • -. a klealnOtir ogy otauaty for a few secon,l rabf $ e rOOlifela, 1.1111 carry aa expenesead , Seem. of fretaht O. pamear• WS, to Hl. S. „ i i . l atilt tler ou is Yorr.street, Llsorhuse• ae to I alai NOW& No. 9, 1111119walraii. )ErITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE j•tiacr smir.—v.vr ATISNAY Meet its nil from . r, the PM May. t.allinit at Mystsout to isesset pm ; Ow IM M Jon... the splendid Made-hodlt ship Lash!. % I IS own it. lon.ting to Mann. D. thusher s.d • :et .1 LOW toss . trim la the Bast lolls Dods. This s.t. a %II poop, with most sseellest sorommistire Ise ..., wren . bet treen halm loft sad sip sits • . oppartaaley 1. r a few la so, an experienee.l .11nregnoL—rAr keep 4110 8. 6' t:1.1)* to lir. It GPILLATLY. with the tt Mel wel sons, Poi , street, Llisebooms . or is D sod .ott 1, klataf•Olflrt p)EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .4 ?MALT slip —iris PORT PHILLIP Direct 'a retake &la nett* at de. RAM*, Pier'.W rives for light mewls 1.44 chirp,' day 204 h Vey . the Orkin/v.lmill clipper ship re.iiNlTt. Al, 741 tone. Gl*/ MOE J V.X IC 1 Ns, Fornsamsdrr Lra the Looting limit. The vessel la rtiorsaly the • gad it peg of the (Lam,' milers "tit .1 the p.ri of London. he. a One poop. with linurnally lona atc.tentmlatlons for Pin.111•Il -- freight or prigs* apply to DUVET!' Ind Cll/114w4Arell vvirr and MIX/RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 1 41' trk 17 41111' —row 11011 A MT TOWN Whirl 'a rrvilar 1I nu h r engurfornt to the bents coninossinners of the ff , r•lifi • the animist Aberdeen clipper HEATH= HALL, : f sues. 471 tons rrygi.trr. U. W. lIAR )I.4Wi MTH. Com- Iraning he the L .1.141 I %vim This leantlhal vessel hes 'sm.!) for th- ti most elrgant pownirra, awl le ...of the Surest Alps aed nif the el Ludes. gring le eformed three engages from the .envy and rr rrspitetlrt ly tame of freight sr per ,M to IsIVITT sad 11l Mt. s. brilileeutrugg. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE et P.trlf FT All I I.—Fur LAUSeiIMIN Meet ja regular Oroisti h•-. 1 ..9 the 10th .4 May. last shlyptas day e,day Ma; 9 the 1.11111 apprr barque LI CIE NOW, pipter NO t.sts. Jull If LOU& eninmand.e.: lying la the I, N.A. Thls ship erg -rate accoressodatlus for • pararagess—For terns of freight or passage n. DEVITT and MOUSY, 9, 91111teratrest. ,PITT an,l MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE p‘oi.LT sun.. LAYNCLeTirsr !erect 'a regular at, Ir jug arrierd trees the , vinny In 74 days, awl win lea wan wane , the tph.n.ll,l Ahee,teen, hinter. 'TAR YASVIVIA, A I, rezleter •n ton.. 44 ti Truticat, ,sealer leading In the Dcks. This heaulatel ‘ 1t Hall .111. i Net, et Al•erdeen, so. to. the kteatealon tra is. att.' V our the tasted ship. p , rt toe.lo hat *pact , eta anti eleeatat chkt ca 1.113 etletera Yor tenet trelghe ete apply V. WeAre. JIVED ad POW LL, DroadwlNEW .4 ta. DE% I 17 and 110119 A, 9, BOWEIPEInwI 1/TIOI—HOBART TOWN Direct (being 4 .0417 oraproled bus OM , well ktiOWn ape, ?WY 1.••• 4•••, 1111CHAJW MIAMI( Moßt. t I.ler nil alp. hay 1•4 •NI poop sod 1,4411.• es deek, OMI hag assams•J•tian fnr Mel asoandeabfie 41.1y10 tlo• 1111111100010 Is ERN iv, 41. Melois plare. Islammigais .4 And .at Is WWI 'VIM 111/04•••••••IL ONDON to SYDNEY Direct. MO NTHLY. BUJ. LINZ d CUPP= P raw Mon •• w Übe Nth. art boa emsend will ow the 12111 et Nell salath. reephfrpi pod, UM Um Kay to UM Mims lass 10 1,500 Onnedd July 10 UN WS* g Awin 10 WS Swain SM. 10 UN KAMMOct 10 UM Mon I vo,. 10 UM Odmorms Oc In llnaballi : : I .lau 10 torirs SnE IJa. at IM I& and Australian silab Sam by ear panstuality and tarlddinanne ommmies. .ad *hoar rusenuisied by ray esseels abut. and Co., Mmms•l• no all . Lasko. le T. IL .11ACKAAnnisd STIAM 0010111110ATION to - -c si ngtv e nr A WWI :441111D461 11104 a — WM Ll 4 VZ.gilt a ii iit a sdroday. Ma. ay Waille...lal. May IL CITYWAANINII I IN. %Wom& *VW ' , I wary satxtedleg Usisidolp. rid U gelsaas. assuramg limo wows row intwoon.Walrniles w Cork awl Ile Wean I=tirsa—aft WM. prisobwis 5, Walowslawl. Lineigsel; sr to !WILY, U. nig Wiausiireek OW. IH red NORTH ULKRICAN ROYAL wrzAN lOIIIIL between LIvICEPoOL am/ WV ' rad he man LIVERPOOL aad DOATOW. lb, -4 mike ea ILlalrAx. The talloalag et efts la sal ken Limped. millag aa Cork to ~~: AClttlei, tor H! TOW, Ilattsnixy. My 4. 'MUSA l NW YORK. Attar *lay. Miky ll. -.nem and pr 4, !or NUMMI NW Havana, to be • 1.4 k out home,l the It 11 Karnak fre Aid Itsy I. kaftan eiewerd lee wed provikee bed Jet llosol- - Te Halted e Ileeles. dike =AIL To !few l'aelLeliefeelda. An; rood Nallfaz. Doi e% awl New Tat. JI3 per DV WNW D dlet retiree clue.clue.NeW i nne. end It —Apply d e is Old Mel d • IL awl J. Seim learasara , ~A. Dleigew t.Quetelewa. eit D. sal (IL When q Maier- Lain* GRAVID', aad PRILLIPPS, . Le. liet•dre sisomes ter Or part% with and pasemeN% as hewn : . awl Or NI. NATAMUIN. sem essidar 11 *dank bun the Brlddi Ned Farldis Basion• ree—aanam. Cl Ica . tnr• 17a Mom ••• cl nr ammo. arm Tlonsiar on ad tA. Toner Yarn, 11. . WALK r, Mk day. May I hire Noraelydowa cl. and Ifk Warn tickets leaned at a far• and • Nan. G . .TINIallt SU. PATIA4, abrnit Tbanala, 100e1.114. NO 2 . Warplane. dr••—•41.,..n, Li 34.. lore cable, .12 fa.: tb ppppll7 •t . Toe In II l a ir G eb""a RAVEI I , iad""nalPHILLlOll.l4l7B. 101 LIVERPOOL sad LONDON FIRE sad UPI INSCRANCI CIMIPANY. vagslahal boil Emma. reed 1., 'pedal Ads of Parliament. aw. N. L Dale street. Liverpool gad b, Poultry, Los. T ' id. Illamaester. Dauguo . Sydney. Melbounte, and Ms Nathan has attolned a eery high pooltiou amongst the mi ffs institution- .4 areot Britain. Its annual revenue en lreatote. It. 1,111 - 401 fn, Is amount to 41,530,000. 1711! DEPARTMENT. l ollealaisuns race. I .C 119.41113, and glare It in the first elms venm: Ni HIM rants and promptitude In witting claims Dam solablkhed In the adiet•tro...t of enormous is W awa In .1. b•vmlning rat •of Kerma.= has uniformly " b Prop...ala for Otlyr , •ri .4,4 the chArseter of risks that say hr 11110e , r.ary. I.IYE DEPARTMENT. Nana this department has been increased by the ad ,_4l4lllmaglis of cfu.ano the ar 1..4 alone The ',stem .. .am siasplo. 'molt hag 11.. ponstitle liability of portaes- Ysed, guarmtreint; a nn.n rhan average iimmes iisfylng. Ircoune known At the .late of the insurases, a Dee foul dimpp.intmioit, uncertainty, alai doubt Unseat. la other reopects Are intended to render the _-• 4 11. LIVERPOOL and LONDON perfoi t securttlso la ..AS of Mini parties. Tr anginal premiums canted IMO. the acau.tulotell memo a fLYIK I ,OOO. ANNUITIES. by the Pampa, exceed 110.000 per limn.. ts afforded to persotm purehasing Annuities as rarely{ at snob Mims mot plaits as may be coa l*. tenet and ram wUI he found satisfactory. SR I.TUN MtIIILT . secretary to the Company. JOHN ATKINS. isalsietat Aceretary, London. ops, BUNIONS. and DEYECTIVE TOE "MIA RITILWYCIi aad CUM la ow mahado. ellhaat Y. 1.7 Yr. RR\ I/ALL •.;, R Aremead...ll.7 Hr. R,ndarrrl.ll. a •Invold T.. la SC I lir Randall has teitlnannlala hem tin Royal lasally, . 00. : lea, as ....n , with thonsaoda of others, Rasa all o f .4 1 adra nimble to the following:—lnes Os Itay. bebop or Loam • -- Mr. Randall has eared o as as. 1.. I without 'pietas say fan." —" Sir bort R$ i't Jaaneiopi r., has had two lame toenail" and Niel by Wiest by Mr. Randall, and can stnnarly Olu ok iiss.. -- 4 wrest. 1 1 1 11111111 FAILING KNMNDY. "•• soCIITII 111/.101:11 met LIVER PILLS. 1 .1"4/0/4 fr..Ye recipe of Dr. etwaneete rite war Poe WWII@ sea thee tet t rk„, al ott vsaime. aidamm &dimwit of um Nil re a punter of tne " 14....d a :11 . •y age bally et= VA aperatios and grateful te the @Nowak they Ilitualek peewee aumeti.m, and stremellem the 'bolo M. Lambert. and WINS drieel. lo . z7r . se IL al Pt lie owe toast toe .heft'. hilluga The genuine are • 5,4 ye eras peekeer. WWI %Mb ramenva 10. Jerntya.areet " eacm.lllllllll the damp. .LACTI; COPARINE, ce L aSaccharidtpU sdolalslannl In Ow Paris nd emke sled as do had rodady M iamb dinssma.— -:;:, 1 1. MO. Arrow Soma/del on opplinadan. _Pee L.4. 011)1LIIIL k erresk 4 0. 4 47 . 01•0 • '2. ir al a. rads ; and (. principal b 7 la di 'ITV and MOORE twit rirsto P.-Fur yr, to he drapatthr.l on the u.„1.,, May u , the baltith 1 triplet NO tons. JitllN LI hock.. Tito thep 11, M.i .414 n panteoltoth-I t. I.l:t' ITT and WORK EVITT anti MOORE Ft I.Ii.XET %HIP. -Foe I ler 1. jaat 11/Tif tql do AZ un inone.lnVely', the • lA` ‘I 11A, A 1. inkier ra ler *radio* 4 the lodt 1.) Won. ialy 1.4 Oho loratestoo tra .f do port of Wine to ablaf olds apply to Norm MY! Dlll FT and _ . - - T IFTIOL-HOBART 4,147 impeded hum* ,p WWl' 1.1166 Walk 1111 , r TIAN alp. ha. NO • o ant rate aseadevaladon I - 4WD dr owners. de. .. 17, Ilvietioplore. IL L Itallerafinet ONDON to (WUXI SLACX MEL LINE C Imam Desks es Ilts led peodaaNly us the 12th 716. 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1.11 1.1 1 et %WIWI\ 1.1 1 lob 1.• 11.1 tilm.lllll Is lila 1.1 *We iii it Ahordan ef llorelWasltol Medi 111 3141 Yeabilie• 101111 peoodes, esesed a wad Is am trinig e ltir•Sll a IA Lisa ; rid. It L 1111111111bNikbnlot. LC. I • t If STEAK l • 4lO lies 'dew os I alsol. A. Wedaeodm M11112311111H, Weds.. CITY UP WASHINIfy AD111.11117 SUOMI WIDMER • It fl hew& pump. II Ifinseows tee Cams& ..val ltrzn 111111 ANIL ILI4 1 ga I EMIR sod NORTI MAIL MAX 11111trk • I•isst, sod be Nem I did sally approsi be WI tot allles at ILA IP Mb: A, tor IPIIITOW. ley YEW Yt 11 • T paerarna an.l mos Aro 1•It ..n law UMW& kr 1111010! loobollam_mo wilm if a thews ,-To 1 MOM gift. ID& To No I*lllllBl6 sr I %eat prisms. D. Cum • • sad J. Su C. or, OssetuLawa mow& GRAN' IL ikralre. Le e 0 dr a . Isfundlowal pens...! fu tarn titan led ths ABU as II idea. tru• . tarto-thies. el lot It Ink it la sod s a l es. ossaL hem of th. Tower 0. Vitt VALK E. tbk rm-- ft II awl Da *am 6..rtimiti.o au. rAtitA t 4, at 1 1.e.r114sra. Yrrv•-•441 , tatee I. t height sad t-cmaks. W . or t Pas 3 . llitt of I It."ll.laat.Sc fIY LIVERPOOL at LIES IN.III.AN FitaMt.hol 1.0 Enon.aetei. No I. Doh .beet. Ur -• Y llaiahaa ter, Ulf ork L'..'oetpatty hat &Oohed a •Irlerf Irsatitation• .4 iireot ..00. Its 4r.1 I IRE DEI' T. Preadaas rust 1 £111.1..5 b It, 111.. relit; and barowe eatablhbol In the , ad, ! .111 • 110 Inetice In .1. t....tni.nq Phis I. peupo,la fur imp oP ordains may I. starer, LIVE DMO Norm r Oda nepartinin. ^' 4 Words of a &taw to .ftaiss elmod, lasoltlap Moak iyearnoterimi . rentlw kni Ihnothyote 1.3 j In l wn .110.11.p.1 M ar~r.r Itw Eke la ;4.1 t I.. of YAM parties. IN, the eseassol.4.l man T.. ANN I: ° istlasela by the row tal, :a day fa offoy,led P thiv reedit at wolf M sad oho trilli4 and raft 8% IN TUN Null JoltY ATKIN*, r VaNS, BUNIONS, %nu arramitu aid "10t.„,. Mr. KENDALL I ...oast Wooded 1.; rs t ell Ilr Rends', h M as teitire miler ' to t the ous. . I cub," -as ...a. .4. an • t anthout 7,411.0_ Jai •• p. i e Zt .: 1 ,. 1 4 - 0 1 : r . .l . trona his fret I memo. 33, A NEVER FA] Rolm BILIOUS airo I•annite .21e *roam braisloohl• I. %nod. 41 4 1% rustle ad es a yorifler of Cot lbstr igersUos and Manny Also , 7 11 e1b.--aeld hy . I, W 411.101 So hl be • keZ•trl COPA HD _wet otorosb 4 In I L.-- - °""rlotard es the M n y-7.4 %se. 11, Poe A cop fp,,Zi e ttl. el SAMUEL Ant I PORTSMOUTH, HASTIIPOE, ISLE WIOUT, RAIIIOVIINR—GREAT EICCRIVIONM every aCNDAY, at RIDUCID YARD. by Oa lIIJOHToN and SOUTH COAST RAILWAY. tram Wawa lorldga sal V idOTlll, OOMIARRCISO RUNDAY. May 6. BRIGHTON and HACK for HALF-A-CROWN every fiI'NDA V and MONDAY. from Om New Victoria itaetkm, mew neeklashale Mace BMORTON mod BACK for HALF-A-CROWN. (MW axeuextrom ovary /SUNDAY sad MONDAY, boring bmarembidge and Yktarla Mations at M U a a. : calling at Norwood Junction at 9 is a.m.. returning from Neiguton st 7.0 p.m. tog Norwood Junction sad Vkiorta and for London behlim at 7.741 pm Fares Mere sod leek • - First class. 7. tid. micumi dab. 7s . third Mask b Od. Mimi* Putr/M7 - ?DM Naas. 7c : ascoad elm. 4. 44.. third elm.. es. Tickets not trambralb. Children under twelve halt print. No lugged, altoomd. MIDDLESEX HOUSE of DETENTION.—A GIOVEJINOS b Itligtl RED for this prism who stint be a minimi man we widower, not 1e.2 than hi, nor eseeedlne 4.3 yews el age, .4 good health 1411.1 eiliwation, and wee, will he retnehed to skiwite his whole time awl attcnUon to the duties of dm office. The salary will Ile tY. , per annum, with residence walls the wale of the Imikilne, rent and lases free, and ion Candidates meat steal In lettere in their own handweitlint, stating their ewer and re.ldencee, nuts and occupation, serompaniest by teethnonlah .4 character and eliaihtlity, addreated to the tante* for lienrnl Purposes, - sewoons House, elerkinwell, EC., on or before WED.'S C. DA V. the nth of May neat, and most per &many attend the amid Committee oa IRIDA the 10th of flay. at 2 Oche k precisely. end out of the whole number ef can.Lidsees the Comedies' will select the senses of not wore than alt nor lees than three to be submitted to the Jugged@ Is netters] 8s lea w TitttlMAY. the herd of May, nem eta election will take lime by voting, from 1 to g o'clock. Info as to the duties may be ohtelned upon application to me. any dal, between the boar! of 12 and IL_ CHAR WI WRIGHT, Clint to the Coet•lMac Missions Boss, Clistaiwell. Le, April MIDDLESEX HOUSE of CORRECTION, Cold Meth-18W, and fitßisk of DUNN TION at Clerk's well—The situation of Surgeon for these two prisons haring been declared vacant by the Court of Quarter skias of the Peace, to consequence of the death of Mr. Henry Wakefield, I H(ryICRIS illißletV CI V l'.!‘ that the ntertim of anther ISVIMPION will take place on THCILSDAY, the kird of May sent, at the SOMIIINS MOUSE, m, Clerkenwellgreen, K C.. by voting, between the hours of 1 and 3 o'clock. The salary will he i. 141 per annum, and the medicines, which will be pro •lded by the county, are to be diapensed by the surgeon. Candi. dates must be members of one of the Royal Wimps of Bericcous, and duly reklstermi under the Medical Act, and must send in their 08,11211/ and addressee in writing, accompanied by teidimo- Mali of character and eligibility, aildreme.i to the Chairman of the Committee for At'. sod for General Purposes." at the /lemons Home, aforesaid, on or before Wednesday, the Stk of May neat, and must personally att,ml the Committee at the said Sessions !loose on rblay. the lothof May, at 2 o'clock pre. ditty. . and, out of the whole number of candidates the Com. mitten will select the names of not more than sit. nor less than three, to he submitted to the Court on the day of election. le. formation as to the duties may be obtained upon application to e say day between the hours of 10 and 3 o'clock. Doled this lea of Mork ledt. CMAILLI WIIIOfIT. Clerk to the Ceetaaittoe. CASH ADVANCES MADE, _without dela , by Ow LONDON nrvawnwan mamury 16sorplestreet. on Joni{ of deeds, 0106 . =6" eiber up pavedWri ugy, repayable by nay I Dlltoes Mewed s per coot ea 611 sabobeds above IA MOW. 6125,000, Mew LW and L 6 each. Prospectuses awl Isms sant tree ea LND&ZW /AMES 11017. Nbaryilag Dtrestar. zatecnoN OF Till Will DMUS. EUROPEAN and COLONIAL will COMPANY, in, Palliaall, London. The above Company has boss formed for the purpose of map plyiaa the Nobility. litiotry. sad Private Families with PULS MI YEs of the h#est character, at nvie( of Myer weal ROT•L VICIORIA SIIIRRY pa dorm Mom Blandon! se Izoolloncs.) SPLENDID OLD PORT, Smsemmes Ls tam wool STAlpar dom. SPARKLING IPIRNAY CRAWPAONZ Ws. NT. JULIE( CLAIM'. mars sad eithosa addle/ 11/A nun COGNAC 11111111DT (Psis se Ineral Nand If 11/11GAZIAN CROWN POW, SHERRY. Is Oa sad Ma Tam Nod some Isaallseal IMO this amuMey. Maks rod pasirases bristled sad six eons ears trete me railway Narks Is Itaara4 cor Wales. Pries liar bee tresaL arra Teems sada WILLIAM lASIDTIPPING. lsssssr GTION.—WATIMUITON and BROODEN reeimmil As WlN`mow lyme Cars* Go id elotod on the Involeo—'• llyslisbileiri Pi_ii thew as applied to Jewellery, =• •dmiel• Wlli _ sod IItOODUCfI GOLD .1411. and ai allybe ______Siar by Oink on sold upon thle , == m i. :14 . 411 en rundosturent prima Illanunketory, bi% n, W.C. Amp node f @halos twoll lowerliory ow Is. °§...1.-±r.r,‘:.e me asigiblimet do sw at 4 la Os wain, sad as lidwrdayo at 1. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NSW SPRING AND MUM mu STOCK forte World.tamed look* ANGOLA Itia TILOCIO:FIA la aim repine .ad mai for iloPnriko- Tbeoe Tonnage +lna originated by Nr. Mika, Winneenly d irer la TA II VAPOIC-gTIL VAT. HA NOV lULIIQUA RR. red Wlmt is not anhaectad with say Krum imitating and adver- Una( in his mune. INTABLISHED lath FLOM:ART. 1141. THE BEST IN VESTMENT In • purchase at the establishment. et L MOORS and Aim where all kinds of Drees maybe obtained cheaper sad better than at any home in lingiand. Every .lepartment has been furnished trees Re principal ~Dia of Europe wsth an aneortment of geode for the SPRING and SUMMER SltAinfie superior se ar s y ewer altered to the pablk. The most fashionable and eassfort• able styles ere combined with du/shalt, of meterial and mammas ofis ATT IRA for TM' RISTft gad WYK:WILES In great variety. la the klo4pokr. TAILORING DKPARTIIINT Cutters and Workmen of the Wont latest are employed. N It --ehould auy article not be approved of. 11101 be sa• slanged or the mosey returned L Dirtits and SON'S RULES ter env-yrnsvamon . and Uirrs of PHICIR paths, en appllcetlen. er past free. The establishments are dewed every Friday at sanest WU Reterdap inns* elms heelmsas la resemed until 11 o'clock. L MIAMI and SON READY MADE and IREIYOILI TAILORS, RATTERS. BONUS, BOOT MARCIE and OESIOLAL OUTFITTERS. Undress Roues : Genre if 1111neelie and Ahtnate. Now Osterdetrest. corner if klart-eteese. Daintier of Tottenham-emit-red and Ealeseead. Country Retabliebseents: Bradford, Yorkshire; negate, fdisielL AGENTLEMAN S WARDROBE maylw oompktely, expeditiously, faalikmably, aml am aamally tarMalml at the Bam!plialiarts at L MOMILY .ad NOW. MLICHA7fT TAI WAS. WOOLLRN DILAPLL'i, IlinilEßS. BOOT and FLOE MAKERS, and OVILIAL OUTTITTUS MA ALL CLAIIIIL Loudon Mown : earner of Minoring and AMOS. Ozfordatrind, owner or Flarl.alsest. Oatesr of TuMenharn.togrt.r?adand Ikelam-read. Country Istabduhms6l7 bretlent York&ln ; Ihrgriesh 'MOM- II N B.—To SPORT/MlN.—The present atom ottoes Itudt.—ilo to WNISTLZit'II, LL Osittowerois Mold: look through Ina stock %Ea BAUCH &ad MUWW,I4I.OADINO ousn, MOSS sad BOIIIII.I.IIAItitILLICD IMO of every sort and Ilmorlipilos, also ItIVOLVIIts. by all the best London makers: wklk I I ijr/ dasertallsa of amroualtlon, Re.—WINITLIII, 11, Wand. W.C.—.r.a. L W. will tel. anything la sick salt MIL • C. HALL'S HIM MAGARL'IfL Row ready, price One :Mating, No. 11. of the S T. JAMES'S MAGAZINE. cowgirls fnr MAY : 1. What the Leh ere doing for the Poor. By Standish G. Grady. 2. Mary Williams: A Pastoral Story. & The M,yatery of Water. By Professor Angled, 7.128. 4 . Can Wrong he Hight T A Tale. By Mn. S. C. lila HIM- Grated with Itching ou Steel by Phis a. The Middle. Age Woman. By Dr. Doren. PAL 2 Twilight Dreams. fly Adelaide A. Proctor. 7. The Utile Owes By Thome* Hood. a. A Night in the Catacombs. By Thaws Reaphy. 9. Ralph the Bailiff. A Tale. Part 11. 10. British Desinooda By Hobert Riot, LILL 11. The Dom. A Parllo224e. It Post-cam Saying Banks. 12 Dr. Johnson sad Mn flank. 14. A Story Young. By Mrs. S. C. Hall. : W. gent and Co Pateroneter.row. BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK (the Original! for Marking cm LIDCO, kik, or Cotton. ingwireeao preparation, sod I. by far the best. Notion--Obeerve that ao Sixpenny aim of the Genuine has Mt pet been prepared, sad that each bottle bears the Aildrem ihe eI, Pt Lopt.bute, West SinithSeld. City, Kr, where It . Is obtained wholmale and retail, sad at most Druggists. Reilitios Vendor... Stationer.. de, In the United Cairdapui.— me. on. Shining per llnttk. GOLD REVIVER, In. per bottle ; Electro "lsom 'liver. to letablished nave than 20 yearn. for ressisehrey old gilt trams awl worn-off plated articles new by a *sib Ioa.—PDX tirrii. 241, Wand, W C.. Deane, : SNOW. larrlagtitaastreet Appleby, Soho Ita- NNW • Alas. 18, laireinereade. SOUND and WHITE TEETH ar e i n di a p anna bl e ha pains& Mint...toe, and to health and longevity by the Ppleapw wiestkation of food. iti LAN WV °DONT% or Pearl a whits powder composed of th• dishiest sad meet seeherced lergewttruts of the oriental barbel. It ealtrpetes tartans, eilassier to the teeth. sad susses • psarl•llks white ness be the eiteseseed surface arrests the further progress of af Ohs teeth. sad beluces a healthy action of the grams. The also , twee the salubrious aud dialatectime qualities ed the Ogsato. Attalla a purity and traverse truly gretsful to Its =lir. Trice b. lid per boy. Cutts,—The words 4 . Row. easats," As., or. es the label. W "A. lowland mad the poweamm stump. Sold ar Sim - ail kir fir M~ww.wa and sickly persona should try WATW QUIIIU!1 WII4I. the beet on of esbalse. eseesressied by I. linewark of Use and the weak& prelleries. Prepared Web by IL WATIM ; Martin's- Is m^ Qwweteetreet. Lowder, sad be be Aimed er ell peons, sad wine men Mats, NIL s hises. Whsleeds Ages* ebb, esti Cu., Worcester. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1861. KING'S COLLEGE, London.—Thu School.— The SCHOOL RKM.OIIINS I . O.IIOZROW, May 2. The 111 divided into two parts 1. The Envision of Matheraatinv, and General Literm. tare the studies In which are directed to prepare pupils for the Universities, for the theological, general literati" and medical departments of King's College, and for the learned profs:mons Y. Th. Division of Modern Instruction : including pupils Intended for general and mercantile pursuits, for the clamps of an:Wrenn, englasaring, and military auissices In King's coll.:0, for the miltly7 academies. for the cavil servivv, for tln Royal navy. and for the conunerrial marine. Yu" fall Information apply to J. W. Cunningham. at. neeislory. INT•TION•L ART UNION. fIinnICRIPTION, ms SHILLING& Unities to one chance In the DRAY; ISO ea SOlb p rib All the funds , save vuuklog expeases.-enselled fee sea i/t•D OrliCl-10. STRAND. W. C.. when Prospeetams sad every Informatirei may he obtained. City Branch-61, Yelschurrh-elresb LC. The LOTS will CIAMIC on the dth of May. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDE.--TrViDAY, Aria 30. The Luau CHAIRTLLOR took hie seat at 5 o'cikek. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Bonelli's Electric Telegraph ; Blackburn Water; Biildenden Road • Blaokpool a nd Lytham Railway • Gains =ridge to i taat Retforti. du. Roads ; and 'Brestou &c.. IN were read a third time and passed. The Royal Marine Barracks (East Stoneham, Devon) Bill was read a Woad Row The Queen's Priem, &a., Bill paved Brooch committee. The Bills of &settings and Prorrumory Notes (Ireland) Bill was read a third time and 'passed. Their lordship' hdjourned at a quarter peat 5 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TcunAr, Aran 30. There not Wes 40 members proseot at 4 o'clock, the hoar stood adialned till to-morrow (this day). ' ARGYLL ROOMS.--GRAND MUSICAL INTIOLTAINIIIIIT, with the reisineled IlsAa wais ely member, astabildied deem years, chose° bon the COMM% irsyel WIN Operas, sad the Itousettall items. Coadeetad by Item belle. Curet-i.pbtos. lL laelooart. DANCING at 9 (Most Adtalssion. le. EYANS'S MUSIC and SUPPER ROOMS. Gastlessen meat. as mind, KVBRY nay as ever --Sydney's admirable New News —The " Lee raelll'e" descant performancie. superior to angthing yet wee. —liseryiart Bongs. Mess. Madrigals. and classic Vocal Mule ions the sob eIYYBor Weeittortabusent Playgoers sop at tvans's to glow estristol, well suns."—atheneum. WHEATSTONE'S HARMONIUMS (English), In solid oak oases, manufactured b) them expressly for Cburehm. Chapels, Schools, otc , have the full comp= of keys, are of the best quality at tone, best workmanship and material, MI an not require tuning. 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YI V.—Bra Amyt4e's Impulse. XV.—Qals cuelodLt Ipso. cuetodat, A Jovial Ilbhop. &NMI Awake. The Beal and the Conventional Nlner. ror Better for W..me. —Chapter. XVI., XVII., XVUI. London Poems.—No. 6. Belgravia Clouds. Ilaag, r, ' I No. t Elisabeth BerkelMA John'. Wife. Yargrarhie of Anapach. On Quad's. In the Temple Gardena. Three Times. N.B.—Vol. I. pp. 1.64, Is. 64., and binding eases. Is., me*. L:mdon: limes of " Temple Bar," 122,1fleetmtrent. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Guillaume Tell, deferred in consequence of the Indisposition of M. Ysure, was produced last night. The performance lasted till ore o'clock in the morning—a pm. posterous hour, se was shown by the fact that before the curtain fell throe•fourths of the Luxes and stalls were empty. A performance so dragged out weighs heavily on the patience and endurance of the audienoe, and has an injurious effect ou the future acmes. of the piece. :letting aside this, how ever, the opera was most magnificently given ; on the whole as magnificently, we think, as it has ever been performed in London. Tamberlik was the Arnold, a part entirely suited to him, as it showed what an intensity of punkin he can express by the mere tones of his voice. Faure, who was quite recovered, was the William Tell. His personation of the character was that of a consummate actor, and his vocal performance was admirable. Madame Miolamearvalho was the Matilda, • part of which no metro's can make anything, bat she sang with peat brilliancy ; end Madame &Wen ded!, by her intelligent acting and artistic singing, in the part of Jemmy, gave new interest and importance to the character. The other principal parte were performed by Formes, Tagliafico, and Polonini. The splendid choruses were snag with prodigious effect, and the orchestra put forth all its strength. In short, this opera can scarcely fail to haves successful run, if the length of its performance is confined within reasonable limits. CRY/11AL PALACZ.—The committee of the Sacred Harmonic Society were engaged until a late hour last night in completing the arrangements for the ;crest festival per formance of the erratum to-day. The inetrumeetal orchestra will comprise about YOU violins and violate, 00 violoncellos and double Imams, with proportionate wind in struments. The chorus will consist of about 2,500 voices. Mdlle. Thiess will make her first appearance in this onnatry in sacred made, and will also sing the lad verve of " God save the Qom." Madame Rudersdoilf, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Santhry, and Herr Forme. are the other vocalist'. Addi tional entinaces have been made through the lower part of the Handel orchestra, for the reserved meats, i.f which • large number are sold; ample regulations have been issued by the police authorities for the control of carriages at the main entrance to the building. The oratorio will commence at 3 o'clock. Oxruitu, ARIL 30.—ELECTION or • PKINCIPAL or Sr. EDMUND Hat& This morning the Provost end Fellows of Queen's College mat for the purpose of sleeting a summernr to the Rev. John Borrow, D.D., who remedy rsiioed the headship of St. Edmund Hall, whew their dram fell on the Rev. John Braadthweita, N.A., Fellow el QOM'S College ; head motor of St. Nicholas College Grammar School. The rectot v of Great Catcombe, worth `641;1. per annum, is held by the university in trust for the pied* of this hall. PARLIAMMIPARY commzmis. ••-•11. -IP- POOR WAEF IN TSB JarmoPout This conimitteie met again yesterday, Mr: Pilliern is the chair. The other members present wine Lord Stanley, Lord E. Howard. (Colonel Pennant, Mr. Mr J. Acton, Mr. Alamein Sider", Mr. Kelsewii,?3M. Jolliffe, and Mr. AIL MUnea _ _ Kr. Pother, of the Arm* London Union, was risegriunined. Hs wssaskedisy Btecbairmap if it was true jliet be had, after &shad best t Were this wmis, made a speech at a public meet* at the Mansion - home; in which he said that he lasting disgrace attached to tee Poor-law Board, because they refused to relax one iota of their workhouse test during the late severe winter. Ile mid now that his speech was correctly reported in the news papers in substance, bat h e thought he did hot usethe words "lasting disgrace.:' The Chairman hem read a oorresponderie which had passed between the Peer-law Board end the palish angle rime of St. Janne, Wesuninsterc with respect to the relief of the poor during the late severe winter. In this eery,. spoodeoce the Poor-law Board stated their cipinloe that the vicissitudes of the seasons, which create rather m teemmetay suspension of work the as atrial pertiamoll disainutiec el employment, omit oat meimarily to came ablediodiet persons to have imasediafe resumes to the poor rag": Mt regard to ablebadied persons Applying for re li ef, that should be accompanied Hy a tea - of work ; hut se the aged and infirm pose; thibeeld were well aware re recommendation was needed from them to insure a careful attention to their emote, mid that with respect to that class of claimants, the governors and directors would cheerfully supply all their wants and infirmities required. But the board were of opinion that any aseistasee granted by the governors lied dinsetors out o f the peer rates ate be only regarded legally es premhial nlief r and must render every pennon receiving it liable to all the picidente which the ac• oeptams of relief krings with it. The room was then Cleared ; when the Public wise epic admitted, The Chairman silted Mr. Potter if, after this cor respoodence read, be bed say further oboe- to make relative to his own remarks about the Poor- * Mr. Potter sal he was still of option 'Olathe Peorkaw Board had the power to relax the verkbouis tad, under their general peons relative to the workbovee test or the labour test. He thought the guardians ought to have power to seek out those who seduced young women, who became chargeable to the workhouse, so as to compel them to eau , tribute to the support of those young women. At present it wee a fineable dimes for guanisuis even to remetmend Mr. these young pseom to seek oat their seducers. lloz, of the governors and directors of St. James's, Westminster, was next examined: Re said: 428,494 we. ' about the net retina of that parish. What wee called by the last wit mess " the horrid weakhones test' was. certainly applied at 81. dames, mid they_ required that to pre vent as far as peed* isepottnie. That test was applied under the Taal act of the push. They were not able to exercise their own disetetioa solely, end aural MOM ahem before them which thew would wish. to he able to deal with is a Afferent manner than they now were able to do, He should like very much, if as guardians had discretion, to be able to *scourer young women in workhouses to emigrate, Instead of han;yee permanently about the workhouse. He believed the guardians had never applied to the Poor-law Board to rant them this discretion. But they keel, that the Poor law Board, as a general rule, discouraged toilinttkm• He believed that the ratepayers would not object to sending thee* young worse, abroad, and AMA a greet ninny d the yes would be very glad to emigrate. women '!be pMeb 8 r w dater had anierbanded wheel Sur hoya and girls at Betieresis. The guaranis would wish to have discretion in the silo of pcier girls of Ahem years of age, who on being wog eat M sitmliws where no other sorrants were kept in may amt got badly treated. In such cases the guardians did sot wish to admit them again to the indus trial school, and to send them to the workhouse would be worse ; and the guardians would wish to bay* the power dproviding them with something like a trade. The guardian watched those girls very narrowly in their situa tions. lie believed ha many eases those young girls ran away from their sttudiceis in a temporary fit of anger or annoyance with their masters or mistresses, and then they returned to tbe workhouse, which, in many cases ruined them. The industrial echoel was the school of the parish, end sot under any act of Parliament. There was a full establish ment there, and the boys were employed working on the land and the gerls in the launthice. By the Chehmaa—Daring the Lite severe winter man re spectable artirephed for relief at St. James's Work hoses. The ty of the guardians and governors wee in this can hew raw* thomr persons without making them ;aspen* sad they wrote to the Poor-law Board for their sanction to that affect. The enswer of the Poor-law Board was whet me have dated at the bevelling of this re port—that pewee ef all dews who received relief from the poor rates mild may be considered legally as paupers. Mr. Terser, of Eh Pawns was next called, sod was under examiastion whin the co mmittee adjourned. lOARD OF ADMIRALTY. The committee reimae inl;lyesienlay. The following members were lament:—Lord Clarence Paget, Sir Fitment Brim, ets N. Willoughby; Sir John Pakingtoa, sir Jam as RignaMsese, Sir J. Graham, Sir M. Seymour, Mr. Beemieb. is. Reattach, Admiral Bruce, Mr. Clay, Mr. =, Added Desesambe, Mr. Stansfeld, end Mr. White n:filings Graham was the only witness examined. RAILWAY 00mirrrnin.—Yeaterday the bill of the Wycombe Railway Company's proposed extension lines, after hethr opened by Mr . east Wrangbeim, and closed by Mr. Xerithethise,was in Mr. Adair's committee ; to which also Se bib of e London, Backs, and Wart Mid land Jthetion Railway was referred, but wßhdrewn by the promoters dyeing the day. The Cheshire line of the Landon and North Witham from Chelford to Kontsford, and the clause of the Illimekpost end Cheadle Extension, end of the 7thperley Railway, were settled in Mr. aftenaiiei and the OW of the Birkenhead Rail way, enured the )(Rochester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, wee oilseed. Further evidence occupied the coin. mitts, on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, the Forest of Dean Railway, and Londonderry and Coleraine ; and the following bills were disposed of in the committee of the Chairman of Ways arid Means :—Sslisbury, Poole, and Dorset, Ramsey Midway, Great Southern sod Western Extension, Southampton and la i tlz and Manchester and Milford Railway (Aberystwith COURT or ALDIMMIN. —At a Court of Aldermen, held yesterday at Guildhall, the City Lands Committee made • report, in which they stated that, upon certain facts that bad some to their knowledge, they had dieched two ' persons hem the ethos of City broken. The Lord Mayor mid he thought it aa well to inform the court that the persons referred to in the report, and whom the committee in the discharge of their duty to the public had t t Sties ' remove from the °Moe of brokers of the City of were Memrs. Nickell and North, tallow Woken, who been declared bankrupts, and one of whom, Mr. North, had been charged with the criminal effete'. of obtaining a large quantity of tallow from Messrs. Hubbard and CO. by false pretences. St re were then ordered to withdrew while the court proceeded to the dissuasion of some private matters. A resolution of the Police Committee 1 the Common Council, Motive to the assemblage of betting-men and others in Hridelane, was also taken into consideration, and • determinatiee was expressed by every member of the court to adopt all the legal steps in their power to pat • ' stop to the Nuisance. With that view the matter was re ferred to • committee, and the court shortly afterwards adjourned. CLAIM MANILAS RAGGED BeNOnLEI AND Riffraff. —A public =strap of the friends and saberribeni to these institutions was held yesterday, at the Vestry-room, St. Clement Dams, She Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair. The ' report detailed the operations of the schools since their establishment is isa. About GO boys were now attending the Belau* raryiag in are from 8 to 13 years, and • Sunday salmi bed also been opened, attended by 50 children in Mae saandag, and 100 in the afternoon. A refuge had reesetilphese appeal in connexion with the school, which bed aim proved very successful. As • roof of the provident habit s of the boys they had, within a short time, I breasted CAL is the Penny Savings Bank. The expenses of the year hod been 2001., the receipt, 1701. 'envois a de- Going id 301. Mr. itheey. M.P., moved the a d option of the report, whisk wee seemided by Mr. T. C. Colquhinn, I and carried. The meeting was subsequently addressed by Sir R. Carden. the Rev. E. Aerie!, the Rev. T. Nolan, end Mr. Joesph Payee, who, in his usual humorous vein, de acribid tasted school movement to be rational, estiOnal, and fastikmal; seosible, defensible, and comprehensible ,• I glorious, victorious, and no longer uproorieus. A vele of thanks to the teachers in the school was oasailasualy I adopted. (Stopped, Yd. AdditionaL) SPORTING INTSL4IGE.NCE. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. lIIIIIIDAT. BVIIMPOTAILDI Oi 10 OM. melt, far 21rt , olds ; colt., 8n nb and fillies, Set 4, .The Winer to be sold for 100 elms. Lirot half at Als.ll. (8 sitini.) Captain Cloolois Der, •by • trileiteead,• Bet ma (If. 13 . rtinshaw, 1 Mr. R. Ten Broeck . Knight ot IIW Gorier, 'Mt • •7lb .Fordluton) Mr. )hater'. Rambleton Lass, by Iformlt—Betsy. 2 Vim Tromp, 8.141 b • (('ha Mr. Mondy's Weeny, 8•4 710 Mr. Thelluson'a St. Bernard, eat 71b ( . Osborne' 0 Mr. Ilsrille's Summer Gomm, S.t ilb (Aldenitt) 0 Mr. Rayner's lasso' Clowrle, ha 41b anowdeu , 0 Count Bathysny's Mght Revel, Mt 4lb (IL Sharpe' 0 Swaim:Alum of 5 sows. each, for 3-yr-old col* ist 101 b ; fair, liat 131 b ; 611 is allowed 3113 ; the winner to be sold for Wt. T. Y.C. (4 rube.) Mr. tedley's Clementine. by De Mire, It yea, 754 Oh ton .1 Mr. Finer'. Mottatebsuk, 3 ps, 7st VOL ,Fordham, 2 Mr. it s Pesestore. 4 yTh, Mt ran :(J. Onateir 3 Ltdosiel s Whitewall, 3Jrs, 7st. J. Onowden 4 • 2to against Mountebank,W to 2 apt hite wart77 to 2 ineePeseatore. Clementine name Unmet, and woe is a canter by air loogths, two lenetha between. die mired and third. , The winner was claimed. Till fiat 11411141c.ke SWll.ParAltati of 21 aeee each; 10 ft, far Ip-olds and upwards. T. Y.C. (8 robe.) Boom 24~5 Fslaisean. by Fauteuil. • a ri" 7ia:616 (B. Orich4 l4 4 1 Mr. Cbslitver's ?fare, 0 yea, Bst 71 6 Count Bat houirs Subarbao.4l/14.44 lab ( Z 1 149 • $ Mr. Oisittws Blisworth. 3 yrs, eat 13Ib o ' 4 Mr. Reeve's Lord of the Tees, yrs, , ML Mb....lllradley S Mr. Tbelluson's Forester. S yrs, tint 10Ib 0200.11,0u. 0 Betting : 6to 4 eget Mars, 4to 1 apt Pididarau, sto 1 apt Blirwortb. Won by • head, • length between the wend and third. Punster belted amongst the people on entering the oords. Ter Two THOUSAND GULYZAO, a stbsai4O of 100 sows. each, la ft, for 3.yroids ; colts, 84 7lb ; • fist 21b. The owner of the second hares terve his 'duke. R. M. (54 subs.) Lord Stamford'. Dlophantua, •by Orlando, Sat Tfb • . (A. Edwards) 1 4:3olssel Tow/tiler!. Kettledrum, 347 Th J. Snowden 2 . lard A. Lennoes Itariked, 04 Ells - - (G. illordbaM. 3 lard Iltatuford's lams A. French) 4 M. OnSwicke's Preeeptress . • w 6 lard Clifden's Anthem , ' 411- 4 4 . 6 (r h abor ' ne, 0 Lag Exeter's Knight of St. Patrick (Norman; 0 XI% /0110,4111lipis Antwerp _. A. Day 0 illerd aillapers b a .b that Ausiedba Clarissa • CAMeroftl 0 Yr: a °victor (L noovolon) 0 l ' . ... . , al. vntaw a t... ) 0 . (Cballot.er; 0 (Charlton) 0 I 4 ..(Wells) 0 6 ( 8. Rogers) 0 emh..OrrrillitiOit=, ( Ct iala n c r , 0 :7to 4 agst Klariko ff , 4to 1 spit Kettledrum 100 - 1;71 apt Ormion, 8 to 1 apt Imam, 10 to 1 esti MA Prsreptiress sad Sweet Hawthorn. 100 to 8 apt Itusalsy, 25 !ie 1 seek apt Diophantna and Gardener, 33 to 1 apt Copernicus, 50 to 1 apt Knight of St. Patri ck. The flag fall at five minutes after the appointed time—half-past three. The 'horses had scarcely settled into their placer i when Diophantus, who took a line to himself on the whip Land, showed in advance, his immediate punters being listUedrum, Preaeptress, Klarikuti, and Immo. Descend iNg-the Hushes Hill Klarikoff was beaten, and the race was from that point virtually decided, for Diophantue came on at Jai leisure and won by three leegths. Klarikog was = if e tti. head only separating him from Kettledrum ; was fourth, clear of the three plowed, and Proper bake 4.14.1. am, Struggler, sad Antwerp wave the last date, Ir. Fitswilliam's horse being beaten off semi Well: : • Ihrimirutaitio of 10 sem. each, for 3-yr-olds, let; four, 8471 b ; . are, Ost 121 b ; six and aged, gat. The wiener to be sold for 300 soya. Ab. M. (3 ants.) Was not run. . liitfEttit Pates et 100 son., fur 3-yrolds and upwardx 'Winners extra. A. F. M. Petrllejs Outliter. On, est ;Phillips' I I 'My. amen% Jenny Longlep • (6Eddley, a Celan flatbi=ntWits. 141 7 1 h (.l. Daley) 3 Count Y. . C11.11414r. ' 0T014 84 1414 9 w1 1b 0 WO* Towts•tors Ellkomfb. 6 In. let J. 0/00.111010 0 Cap. Comae. /Andes. 6 yrs. 74 allf (A. Edwards , 0 °# l °6.: s to 2 ooch lit 4 Ariadne and Guildwr. Won by two wow ; a length between the second and third. Tan Corm-noon Bunts of )0 son. each ; for colt 841 nip ; and allies, Rot 41b. A.F. (4 eulm) Illanaleas. Walloon, by flying M4chtnan. Bit 71h • (A. Edwards; W.O. • NWMWrAILIK(WiIdIICOII to a Match) of 300 son. each, 100 ft ; for 4-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 101 b ; and fillies list Mb B.C. Mr. W.. l'kesea's b f Bab-st-the- Bowater receives 60 sees. ft. wo Thiftearr agifittallhriabbt 11: lnliar • Milsogh tie weather WWI Roe, and thia ems et company very numerous, yet the proceedings seemed " slow" and tedious. The success of Diophantus, however, roused the visitors into enthusiasm, and the cheers with which the judge's decision was greeted were not timely • transitory ebullition of excitement, fur Lord Stamford has webeered himself to the Newmarket townsfolk by many acts of Warily. - - NEWMARKET, TUESDAY Maui. LATENT BETTING. DERBY. 9 to 2 art Dundee. Bto 1 Diophantaa. LATIOT MIXIVAL or HORBIIS. —Big Ben, Thruster Hopeful Duchess, Starlight, and Brown Duchess. RUNNING THIS DAY. There are nine races set down on the card to be contended for this day, the int of which will take place at twelve o'clock. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TvERDAY. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAIMI. S to 1 apt Klarikoff (t) 4to 1 Kettledrum (t) 5 to 1 Overtop (t ) 7 to 1 imam (t) 8 to 1 Precep tors (t) 12 to 1 Rowley (t) 15 to 1 Diophantue (e) Nothing dune on any other event. GOLDEN LANE RAIMED SCHOOLS.—The annual meeting of the friends of these schools was held lad evening in the theatre of the Young Men's Christian Association, Aldersgate-street; the Bight Hon. the Los Mayor in the chair. The report stated that the committee had been enabled to extend their operations to the opening of a Sun. day school and free circulating library. The attendance of siseolars was variable, but on the whole good, and some of the boys had been so far elevated that two or three became teachers in the school. The report then alluded to the gratifying results of are-union lately held of the old scholars of the school, when nearly MO attended. The finances of the school were not in a flourishing condition, the debt of the committee being now about 441., which they trusted would be speedily paid off. Twenty-six of their scholars— ten girls and sixteen boys—hail this year become entitled to prizes to the amount of 12/. ria. from the Ragged School Union. Mr. Sheriff Leek moved the adoption of the report, and mentioned two cheering facts in connection with this movement. In 1855 the number of juvenile criminals in the Holloway prison was 155, while in PP) they only amounted to lrA) -a decrease of more than 50 per cent. la Glasgow the number of juvenile criminals in 1856 was 382; in 1860, but 121. He did not mean to assert that this de crease was wholy effected by ragged schools, but he con tended they were a principal ingredient in that decrease. The Bey. John Christian secueded the motile, which was carried unanimously. The prizes alloded to is the report were that distributed to the children, who presented a eery creditable appearance. A collection was then made, including Si. from the chairman, after which a vote of thanks to his lordship brought the proceedings to a close. THE HAVELOCK STATCE IN TRAFALGAR-DOI:TARE.— Yesterday the pedestal on which stands the statue lately erected to the memory of General Sir Henry Havelock, which has been for some days past covered for the purie of receiving the inscription, was partially uncovered. The inscription, whiel, is done in a bold black letter, and with oat any ornamentation, rune as follows :—" To Major- General Havelock, K.C.8., nod lain brave companinos in arms during the campaign in India, 1857. Soldin 3, Your labours, your privations, your sufferings, and yonr valour, will not be forgotten by a grateful country.'—H. Havelock. Erected by public subscription, Mil." At present there is nothing inscribed on the back of the pedestal. STEAK SHICINNO.—A better fettling has prevailed in the steam shipping interest during the past month, in sympathy with the improved condition of the money market, although some want of confidence has been appa rent in consequence of the unsettled state of Continental affairs. Inquiry still continues for new and second-Band steamers ; yet there are not many vessels changing owners, as purchasers deliberate in expectation. A fair amount business might be (lobe in small anal metlinm-sizoil steamer,' but there is no inquiry for those of large tonnage, several of which remain on hind. Many of our builders are looking oat for work ; yet some order. have recently been revived from foreign powers. New steam shipping projects are said Saba in organhaticei ; and which, if successful, will add to existing building contracts. Time charters have been concluded at good rates for first class strainers ; soil mode rate•ixed vessel,' for single voyages from the Baltic have obtained fair rates ; but the amount of tonnage regularly employed, and the decline of quotations in the corn market have caused lower rates to be acceded to. Black Sea and Mediterraneen home freights continued lower,. and outward cargoes to all ports are scarce. We look, therefore, at April as having been a month of trao.ition, with the anti mat of approaching impmvementa —(From the Circular Alfred Brett and Co.) [TWOPENCE. • • NAVAL AND MILITARY. - • ADMIRALTY, APRIL 30.—AreoncTmENTs.--Seoond Neater C. J. Bagley, to the Cumberland, for ramie the Griffin G A ux b a i i. sarge Nth " n Kni to the B lr agu t„ to the Trafalgar. .Second Ciao Amistant J. C. orka, to the Cumberland, for charge of the machin..ry of the Fly ; and J. NAM, to the Cornwallis, for charge of the machinery of the Griper. PLYMOUTH, Trunar. Emerald, 51, screw frigate, Captain A. Cum ming, ilsgehip for Roar-Admiral Warren on the South , American .mention, pat in at - Plymouth this morning, lauding them marines she brought round from Portsmouth, who had reatrued in the Hammon and Inflexible from (Mina. tete then took on board supernumeraries from the Impregnable for the South Amitrican squadron, and sailed in the afterooan for Asonaeos and the Saudi. She took out 'a boiler Maker and assistant and their families for the Alexander eelabliduseat Amendoe. Put ia, Alexander 1011•1 from Liverpool for Halifax, with salt, leaky, making twelve inches water per hour. CHATHAM, Arum 29. • , ARRIVAL of TROOPS FROM INDIA. —The Root Isthmian ecilddrsain. 7bo tone, Oesamailder Kennedy, *ditch has arrived at Gravesend with cavalry and infantry legaps i ties Madras, disembarked her military Invalids at thistenrhensa quay, this morning. The Culibitreani railed Imo Madras on the 3rd January last, beached Pool on the Bth of the same month, and arrived at Sc. Helens on the 2nd March. The passage to Gravesend LOW 113 days. The vowel wee prevented calling in at the Cape owing to the exceedingky tenipestuous weather which pre- She brio's , home 200 mee of all ranks belonging Is the let (King's) Dragoon Guards, 17th Lancers, Royal Ar tillery, Ist Royals, ltttlt Roval Irish, 43rd and 68th Light Infantry, 65th Regiment, 74th Highlanders, 01st Regiment, ',Madras Artillery, and the Ist,, 'lad, and 3rd Madras Euro pose peeps. During the voyage eight deaths occurred oa beard, Including Lieutenant T. C. Maguire 48rd Light la. fantry, who expired on the 31st of MarCh, aft* a short The only officers who return with the troop; are Captain R. Weston, Madras Native Infantry, and Assistant- Surgeon Nash. After the troops bad been medically ie epected at Gravesend, T 2 wen were landed at Tilbury and forwarded to their respective depots. The remainder, with the exception of the men of the Indian a r my, ware seat to dila 'parkas to join the invalid establishmeat until the snivel of the order for their discharge. Only one man vim lakes into hospital. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIZTY OP LONDON. , .-- .- • At the ismuiverestry meeting of thin . society, het& . ... on Monday, at their House, is Hanoveraquare—Pre sent—Ggonon Rosen? Wirruzomme, V.P., it '• • • • the elude • Admiral Bowles, Professor Busk , 7R. On , rial.' , • r Bp., Mk., air F. Beata', Leg ß, M.P., 0. Easter Req., M.P. , George Cornwell h, Req., M.P., Sir W. • Newton. Rm. J. Barlow, Sir 3. Boileau. Bert, said others— • Um business wee . oarsameoed by the sending of the auditors' report, which congratulated the society upon the °manned improvement in the finances, /sc. It was then moved by Sir W. NurroN, seconded by B. Low, Zig., that the thanks of the meeting be returned to tbe auditors for their report. ' Tie Ifacuraltr reed the report of the council, detailing the proesedlegi dltheaociety aims the last anniversary. On thenastion at Z. &AIM, Esq., M.P., seconded by ' Sir P. Eotirro i l op ß t ar e l A , ILP, the report of tho council wee and . the baSil Ito the esnecal and caws for the ensuing , • mu. desiered to Jove resulted in the election of Mk • te. the Mom Consort, E.G., as president ; • 1 Drearee4Bne., as treeemer ; and Philip Lathy Obilbsr, M.A., ~ ensecestery Cl the society ; and the Due et Argyll, .R.E. ; • John Lubbock, Req., P.N.S .. =Lbramer ; Pewterer Rudely, F.B.S. he. ; AREA , am ILA.. F.L.11. , be., were elec ted as of the in t h e place of the Right Hon. Sir (l Aerie, JIM • Jame Scott Bowertank, R. eg , P.R. - I.laßz e illseei O. Brodie, Barb, Pres. 8.5. 8. ; Pre- , fr; fewer P. R.L.IL, kr., Am ; Robert Mac Andrew, lash T. 11„, , pecnovei. therefrom. Robert Hudson, Fan., ' ' P.R.8.. we alai IMAM into the oennell, in the place et' . 1 IL J. DAderYllift.. laulased. The folliwing gmtlemen were added to the publication cenmehtesie Om ream of three who retired by rotation :—, • Dr. John UAW, Dr. Jame' Baku, Osbert Salem, Eaq. The reestirg clued with a vote Cl thanks to the chair =inte I the sonithsems. ... . . . . .. . THAMES EMBANKMENT COMMISSION. Yesterday the comminsioners appointed by the crown to inquire into sod take evidence on this important subject, met for the first time at the offices of the commis don, No. 2, Victoria-street, Weetraineter. The commis sioners were the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, chairman ; Sir Joshua Jobb, Captain Gaits., R.F.., of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade ; Captain Barstal, R.N., of the Thames Conservascy ; Mr. J. Thwaites, chairman of the Metropolitan Board of Works; Mr. H. A. Hunt, and Mr. J. R. M`Leaa ; Mr. Henry Kingscote, bon. secretary. There were several City, scientific, and other gentlemen interested in the inquiry, present. A short time ago, it will be remembered, the conernationers on their appointment issued invitations to the public for the sending in of plans and estimates for the embankment and improvement of the Thames, sad the limb has been that up to this period not fewer then 50 projests for that purp ose have been sub mitted to the oonieniasioners, end it ei upon these, or on the most important of than, that they now propose to hear statements and take evidence, the instructions under which they are constituted declaring that it is expedient to provide, with the greatest efficiency, fur the relief of the most crowded drools by the establishment of a new and spacious thofoughfare, for the improvemeet of the naviga tion of the river, which will afford the opportunity of teal&g the low level sewer without disturbing the Strand or Fleet street, with the cost and moms of carrying the work into execution. There were medals delineating the waterway of the Thames upon the table, and etch of the Ileitigus dealt with yesterday were illustrated by huge descriptive drawings. The first use considered was that of the Thames Embank ment and Railway Company, who were represented by Messes. Baxter, Rose Norton, end Spo ff orth, and the en gineers, Messes. Fowler, Fulton, and Hermes. Mr. Baxter informed the COMloll4looele that it was pro posed to construct an embankment, protected by a river wall, from Westminster to illackfriara Bridge, carrying a road or street 80 feet in width, commencing at Westniinster Bridge and joining, a little beyond Blackfriara Bridge, the intended extension of Cannon-street to Bridge-street, Black- Irian, and a railway with suitable stations at the bridges, running nearly parallel with the roadway, and joining the Loodoo, Chatham, and Dover Railway in Bridge-street, Blackf Aare, by its connexion with which and the Metropolitan Railway with the Great Western and Great Northern Rail ways between Westminster and the City at the Finsbury t: immediately behind the Bank, and to theentire 'ye j4 the London, Chatham, sod Dover liailway to Kent and to the Continent. The qusutity of laud proposed to be reclaimed from the river would lie about 45f acres, and docks would be constructed within the embankment cover ing 71 acres, leaving 42 acres, which it is proposed to red in the Commisaionen of Woods and Forests, in return for their payment (out of funds to be placed in their hands by parliament) of the oonipensatien consequent ou the con struction of the embankment. It was proposed to construct the low level sewer within this embankment. At present the low level sewer of the main drainage system ' was to be carried along the Strand and Fleet-street, men vsting the present overcrowding of them thoroughfares, stopping the bands, increasing the cost to the ratepayers, and endangering the houses. It was calculated, moreover, that the curupeneation payable along the Strand, Fleet street, and Ludgate-hill would be several hundred thousand pounds, and that the constriction of the sewer would min nine-tenths of the tradespeople along its route. The total estimated cost (exclusive of compensation put at 200,0001.) for the railway, road, and embankment, was 700,00 W. To wards this amount it was proposed that the Metropolitan Board of Works should contribute, in respect of the site for the sewer, 150,000 f., that the oriel duty flied should defray all compensation, and distribute 250,000 f. for the construction of the new road. . . _ Mr. Hemana, the engineer, having been exandoed at , some length on the engineering details, the commissioners reeeeded to inquire into the merits of four other plans, having a similar object to the preceding : by Mr. 11. W. Shields, of Parliament-street, for en embankment without a milwny, at aeost of 250,000 f. ; by Mr. H. W. Bich, by Hr. H. H. Newton, and Mr. A. M. World, for au em bankment with sewer, at a east of avow. ; and the conniissioners, having intimated that aftor having duly considered the plans before them, they would hear the wharfiegers and owners of property along the route of the river to be affected by the proposed embankment, adjourned at 4 o'clock. CRYSTAL PALACIL ORR SHILIJNO DAT. Togsnar, Arm. SO.—Admissions on payment, 1,872; ditto by season ticksta. 1,0111, total, 2,893. [Advertisementi—liou.owyeit OtwrmEttr AX, FOAL—Br Cautions. —t should always be borne to mind that the surgeon who WOWS a limb merits more than the most Mil tient operator. Row many limbs have Holloway's Ointment saved. even after amputation had been decided out Both ha hosplisis and private practice this soothing and holding Ohst molt lass reduced lailmamation, checked suppuration, and con ducted the most desperate cases to a perfect cure. Persons afflicted with had legs. serdpebta. tumours, Ric.. should resort all once to Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which w ill prove certain restoratives. The very first application of the ointment will lessen inflanunation and diminish pale, ttU healthy action Is induced by steady permverance, and future continuance with tho Vestment stabl shw the atm. TUB 111 W 701 ON WIN i DIMES PI!AL RIDUCTIOS.—RIIVISED TARIFF macs be 11111. wt Dr. Haaaars rayon, pod IBM ea grzrrairsi (Via ordlaalre). betake laduded ... per lega dna wow CUM= Burgundy) IND ask sr Boawhold Slim ..... a ft ,,, . tti t serty dimwit NW pm am—ft Alder; and Sherry llla. ID. Akar= iladrira sad anwallOode Ma Mu. BO sirsagala LW ni, Burgundy Ressig, Ita. Fir slam Holland % Ilr wry boa. far. be ••• ems era D= any taw of an allow uslwaled a is airmipa serli.—.A. WOMB. II Ulm; kriara. ~i