The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-29 00:00:00

2 - 17 ' 4I ? 7/,CIPMIT • EWSPAP g 4 rap; • • '1 S fr.7;.4 • 11 S a)i 41X:4 No. 4.303.] -r -I,E-oil:S. M ONEY WIGRAII and SONS', of 1[ ), Lawlug Li= el PACK 116 T SUDS hag to , 1111 spirml4l Tt lieleestea lilems. Wart Imo& bill soil Mad eeeeent be Os trolo so Avointio. see eeepeiled as Miell • reeteelly et I. esesemelisme Ya , Thea Omerieier. bealsaleeal Dra .~ i i..p i . 4 U.S J. & Wells 'lliesops. Dig ISIS O. It. / Orra I D& Ds. has Oa Ins I S 7..alds Ds. o M T CWIMM Ds. MO IL A Loma INS IL Chasiollon NUM J. S. Atwood Omni"' rai timir ame= kun see NW for their li:r 4 rlptinin m iet .....'"` r . alvly to WWI% n. auisuA .r. MuNIT M/CULUR r ON lisadashan e garEEKLY MAK COMMUNICATION to ty Ntw YORC—Ths UYptOOI, 11W YOWL. sad i giLtPLLnIIA RTIA SST! GOKPAIIT4sIssd dsmsddlasi fqd wowed Wes Berm lessaasedm nig al lams" .-vr Wit LT MI Ll i arga 101 JIM TOOL if.Tin;;Q:l,7 / PITY OV W AAIUN OTOS, Walwodw, Jew W Jaw 11 Awl every Wobwiday. wimp. N. Ir. uminiploommorgiss adierassiner Funned prome% 8 Iwieglwg wwWww • Pup.. far Nam& Wpm* Woolora Maim bombed very wlr.nta-^,A4 torma—/w faAltas r t. S• •LU m vi s , Weamminek NACZY, [Jag WlWlmillmee. CM,. TIAII toll!. nrrEßSßl7llo.—Ths sin so m real Incelma wind dauber MIER. Oimbis J.% •111 be &not, twit to • low abwropet. rY „ m a.) —llO, Iftieih. he apply soo BL Mid apsie to the North Osrma Uoyea. U. leehi4ra. %X to BRZNIN.—The North Gamma as•Alowoltall wow iineeneldp MOWN. Oaplin ilinttAN N. stE Saw es WIIMIIIDAY, at Spa. Item • Honetydoss tw One Mom port. 'Tr ns i d e = sera Vane :—tatus, LI; toe akin, Al Its. ▪ we end • kelf. Pleeenmen new take *We at mon . named ales Iletwatstnns. W. or as PLUM% cl tv end rYtLtiPff wale Is Ike North Germs U. I,,eara„ 11, Sanialene, CIO. LC j lIPLONA and ZARAOOYA RAILWAY. j .+C L d 411.000 4 OBLIOATIONS. as WM. (SIC reds the I. .1 %dile Wise &Orr Interest. Itdr. (lb payable . moths. In April and October ; the spit Mel:Jena will to ax re October. lneM. The reimbursement at the rate Cl 4444 tie.will take Owe by yearly drawings. Th. bre Is already tubbed as far aa Teat'. said will be gess on opened to Mac the whole way by tie ended the pm nn.er Pit no Oa to be matte ee follows : .4, 4..2 on applemtion withia ten .ta s after the allotment. °Ofr is between the lit and 10th a July. in I 1.444 C 4 between the 14 and 10th ofpctober _ .„. at the rate of 5 per cent. will be allowed as a/ lark b eilvesee. 0.n.. option t la opened lu Paris and Marseilles, at tie ...f Mean. J. Magee and Co.. In Madrid, at the eee of lir 'element . and le Ragland. at the °Sees of Monne. a I. gallons and Co.. Lasike. Idtergoa4 and ('udlf. AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, I-- "I°-"5r"5.1a"..Z. 11 . 64 11..188t.. carne. n maisidrrtiZsiiii: B . I.IICIAL °VW= KITING of the Proprietors of Ms Meekly will be held at the oil, Fleet mtr.l4. Ueda& era FRIDAY, the Nth day of Jams Deo at 1: o'clock at soca preefieely. fee the purpose of declaring • !rubies of the surplus of the Auaatn~e• had of th e Society, la fr.mt of the tlveyrut:s 'tally ea flat Deossoher !sat. . _ . . - ia - liir - t4ysTal 1717atSS7e;esil Special 1..11.1,1 Meeting will he bald, M the Me boar and place, on talll t•iLiwine rrlibiy, the lith day of Jog fee the of oar nmon: the Resoluta.. which shall love been agree,• to at mob Mt veiling In ',origami of the provisions contained In the dent id settlement tail notice is hereby further siren, that any wenn who shalt hoe leen iubssiml by the Society for two whide years may, on the pe.to thin of his fe.tley and of the last receipt for the premium theren, he preseht at such meeting, At each of the veld meetings then will be takes angels* prlsissly.—lty ceder of the Directors, WILLIAM MAX.UE Ihairitlib, Adoori. A SCOT R ACES. -CHAMPAGNII, 3 • 11. very Peperax. eta per deem —O2OlOl WALK= ma t , befog large Importers al the alms mime, caa • blgtely MOM- Y"QT . ft. sof IMs. ler fem. fIDIar : Ili ;lir a-visa DY, genuine Copse M. mad Tonto, to cos ems ma, 1144a1f• GGIIGIK WALKS& MA Oa, 4, Oftwszeroa llaa M, arl 411. .44 limmansk QTEVENS mul 8011, 78, Bishopegstaatreet pg L 44 of WINO at lIILDITMD Pons Ira tee , : reperirw. Mo. Sgs. per doles ; kink isperter 01.1 crust...l. Vet tee . 645., Ma ; Sherries. gook Ito, SP. superSe pale gulden or brook as, MI, aft. r“ even; riorei, rine Vire flohnelie. ft, SMa ; Joie% tie, ree : Chateau tierirsir. dic 11.. Ik. Clempeprk ink . Mort. Am other superior brims. ea. Sea pia dom. lerreek. Docellm Xre. Lisboa. deb or Pry. Ma per Sere Nines 44 44lier tisseripliesis epaelly rressualPre DeM lene.l.lthin dye alh• twee et impars. Teem ash. - TILMARTIN'S SHER at the Reduced A Dm, —lan paid to am/ludas is —VIOL NUNN W *0%4 etreasly reeemaseed Ibe WIN et the above mint Mom rood dhow Wale. tee. ad >lta ear Gore i epee*. Mk. ale. 44a, and ; bk. Sae. me ea eat Era Imam, Ob. aral ditto Mad 11 ; libiameWs hob au kad hall . eliker Wises. 415., 41a. red tta : vary NO M bafh cloak Ob. Ma. Ile lOW Cierebrapood Dardessa. vt. Jabot. :it Itabsobe. We sad OIL : libber ebb eellba tam. db. la lOU Clampagat. wad, Ida very T = ve leer vlov, Ml, Oft, ilia, sad Ida uvt and eONII wh o. twit, sad Iladrar airdloolAgiaards ao 'var. paterpos I. UM Mai Saki. d IMIllin14.0), look. Oaulobelnet. M.C. Mega Ids oo 4008.16.6 NurRISHING LONDON M O T. knows as lII,Ley s. raetlealk neemeed _ be lb mill& I alwialb 4 lits. gigars Or rvilua en b Mt A ••,..ewi vaksown 4 eby elm brim 61 =dß beinous. 1 S. 14 'al IS = St CC StIIC k 4l. tnli . Is quirts. irl' Oft U. V. 38111111 . • iliallied WI yinia nOtLOW'S szu-Aarnro SYPHON TAP. " '. ~ nt per reset's& Seammellabourarawlam Sulu.* 4 PATurr CAME RAND.—E• "NM M sedbamia 411414 , 4,4 lo UNIA, ME mpg Ilimalabaadradhli. Tdolelaa Luwow Al TeIIATOI CINDER 18- a• tom .4 rasa. 8.• pear. Mao Ila M.Emenvelaop mak 4.IIWAN s aknECTUfla MEAT IClEML—winraid a lea jorni val. • mon lb% awl _ IBMS al mid poor Ism Ilea 11141 AM 4 rirrAit) aft mien* la oak aft ei prim-Wm II all mom smo IN ram esoldmaL fa.• oft 4,4 41,Mt le Ulf= 11110111. 14, IR. WERE.. Naoq $1•8••• Aura lawman amt palaalaa Ise Oda Ws 18, 44Areas 14 as miff weds A alba we q --am•Madand laK THE lIADANA CIGAR COIIPANY (T /d. .life.. tiles I.lvelnli Mt WILUAr C. Ill tOON. Thairelhoduss. 1 1• Itirld 11..13 L..rdUarrsdk Oat T. iamia. fry Unbind Illioltar. Mind lissom. liu 1,1 1 4 •11.19.111L1110. Wilma wad Ilesano Dileider. T. a , .., rompeay and' petals adimikaa to Owe. Mick of 1.. W., aep4tr.l !Wawa elpin, bails Oil bripent sill Masked le wrt. din 1., their milkmaid aft Tiers= JIM Moil mealy ''‘''l OP. Clean. Mar mad Winker" 41, Pall wall. Mt. s.. Wale, iW. Iliredal Mall apadiellar tie Cam y's P•o* dm, I...ibes: NO. gr. lillidieet. • 4. adieu.* ie. Meg WlTheasearert air ; Wf, bola s. me nu : Yeadsealid: U mod U. .. timindu : 8, TrlUUUmpol fIROBBI well BLACKWELL, Purveyors in 44111 to her 31ekety, Invite entrains to their PS %Lt.+. SA TART num, and ether tattle kikeelea go ...4. of aid& en predareel with the moot serestaless at lo.ha i., wholiwwwwees wed panty. 4 . . .M a have kr may 7 'wt-.4-yeti the high his al wapplitear her Idejoet a ilh .t ide tots :too moaalletionia A kw of the wild. mot to e. • , -...hd we -Mike awl Tan Mlle et Miry A'd Nide low% trawsze of Sehe Sawa imam . .h.., Crow MaiftsloB4, ale Illoeter Pleehea Mr.. -.au awl Whop Puked Ilesis. earlobe. Alike at vanes. k ., . !.., Lade sum ll. Mr'ewsra LAW wed Amara/ Maw .... 1 . . trcurd 'Sr Mew& Piers 14=s seed •••"•.• ssuct. To be obtained et elbow. IP , - h A... am l wholewde el =OM szAcawni, h.• ~1‘..“. 1.41.1.41. THE BEET *ad CHEAPEST TILE aaa mums sat ia ea rade to be oblsies4 N PHILLIP+ awl Ce.. Tea Yordsrass. the Wlllim.rest. ri ••••1 sirup' used Clasp T. fa SS.. as Iff.. aa. fa nrh sadism la fa let, .d Is. Ils mdsses• Is .4 out shalwas fres Is my newsy NM= sr Vt t". ^is fsithlag. A price serrset boa Illowsslassels• flu ••••• All r.4..srr4sge tree witlidashrli Mho el dis CIIII:LTI"S INDIAN CORN or MAW/. k m to announce they have a flee Mask et ""r„ w. • tml le tow., as a vegetable or agrkwitwiel amp. ...•p w I met I. r. h. ter peg tree. or letter plantlike ea glplk.ti, to I. w,liinAm greet, Wined. Wiled.° BMW. I , ss rr.. c.ao of owe wore predated b a omatinuo is 54 . n 3 the weight of IttYlDa BEFORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, g o to Im•rther.crewl.• Taber Speen eed Y . ...ft.. CI I.‘•r dwien Li...err Venue end larks. lea per enrrnstrd plated on pure Nickel Mher. SUITABLE WEDDING PRESENTB.—Cor lI , EVY.F. milli TY.% sET, area•kia• News. aft. ;••11,-.• 1.. any railway ou receipt of a pool-cassemisre— ,lA. Lethet...l.l. OFFICE for P.tTENTBas% 8011•M=.:144bmi" e —Mews. DAV r,/ MT to pro I.lto t awl 1.. n Iw roosts rid lltoplotrotrat u irtotkr -1 • bang,. bit. muoj potrotore timid *Moto their s u , IN% L s roic.s gratts„ op petioles at bytourr. NEW MANTLES and ZOTJAVI JACQUINTIe kr lam aad limee TM lint &Una of ANIOIT INOTIUM New Walk " 1/ABION IN THE HIM= =CUM," elaborstely Mee. Waled with Maykee, superb sow ready, mid irUI be kwriardal pro *pe be Amon iser el was art noses mai Jacket Maws. mil el el Pears Oberekyard. ►I'HZ NZ,/ MANTLI—Tbe MALARZT, with Ilie eilisklik Is Mask Prom. or Grey Mass Casik Pret aht 11101231111 Z wl. lath a ti J kat Wad% 4 rad 411. 14 hes Cbarrk:ard.bc NEW IILiNTLI—TM DAMPIERRI. liia nsek T R ! is MO MaWU Mou sd Y.h,. Ur Sl* of Yalu& 91168104, Numoisil vll6 Ike saw Dug liiima. %b. In 1141W/4, ay ill.were cbik 111. 9 L ; abe le Ullk • 4 AUDIT and Clo., Nora awl Jseket Makers. U NMI IL It Pawn ellamshyard. NEW MANTLE—DE GRAMONT.— T ♦ El truly Gentkoroomas's Manta, la altvid Qt f. 1111110. Ce Brows Cloak. Ai 1K 111 d. Amon esurans sad Co., Moodhand /aid Mahan. di sad 0, al Pours Cloirokrard. THE NEW MANTLE—MIRANDIL—A very WAS Nazi plikag but at mood guilty : la ell the are wialerflak and say Maur, I Rolla : atm Sc rich Obb A ta Al= „ 1111111. ta WI Velvet, 3 Vinta. awl Co. s Mantis sad JESS . Make" W 0, IL Pre arerehyeed rilLisa r MANTLZ—Tlie BiIiNSTORPF. . sod Meek telemed. Vaasa awl vie tide% plus Is the sew Slitr= 14_ • else I =MT tr i alle mud Jacket Makin, el asd dk Picts eschyard. TEE NEW MAN T LE—Th . CASTILIGO. in Oiee eilk, 27w IL; leidllown4 Trtrozelait 11 gibes, aka la Illack, 1/1/1/14 ay Illstles Cloth, 1481. MOM SINFTMS sal Ow, Maw Airs wad Jacket liwksts, II and Ot, et. Paars Chwridiyard. IrrilNEW MANTLE—The TITUAN.— abes. 50k Mantle at losers elm, the dile aow so kaldemble, pith Dom of Vehet aad buckles at shoulders, and the saw at 5a rld. ; la Maths Cloth, any colour, 15s. 9d.., also to Silk V AMOTT 11105111 E a ja r d Co., Mantle and Jacket Makers, II mad r. Pa Paul's Churchyard. T HIC NZW MANTLE--LURLINE.—A sew pastasgam MO Umiak trimmed Glace Imperial and Pow LI la IL AMO*7 610/I=l and Co., Mantle and Jacket Waken, U and O. Pails enarckyard. NEW MANTLE PROMO= _ FrpOlosi elk nail% walk very Nee sierra, I games; she i•Mg 1111 Clea 07 sal ea sal Case saw wastiela gal akar, £1 113:113 , Male ad /ease Makin, el sad el. et. PreareCiareliard. NEW MANTLE—CARVALIIO.—The pieNissi Cloth Cloak d ths seas" strimasald kali Mrsamess 4 015.4 ems, sod bows tram soi obsalder, *Mad to inslit,Y Met. Brows, sad Ilevyr.rwl Manse Cis* in fa. ft ; Y rka Waal allk, ti salaam Alio la the rldss4 Vsl46, 10 guineas AIWIT 11140THEall aad Co., Mantle sad ladtst Maker% 61 Nod 61, et. Pees Ctionbyard. T t HE NEW MANTLE—DRUIDESEHL—A &i -d and ladylike &ape, with sleeves, In the new Deep cr= b , e Ll 15e. &L Moo In Glace Silk, 7 ohms. la Silk Velvet, lined throatier's., 5 pitman AllOl7 BEOTHERA and Co., Mantle and Jacket Mahe; 61 and Rt. Nan Churchyard. rITHE NEW MANTLE—The CROIZAT.— ... • Bisavealia mown.. at Waite baud , ampanione rad reasadingli all the nay ohms ; saw hi MI walaol oilman *MOTT 1200THW and On, Mantle and /aid Wu" 61 and 11l rash Churchyard. PHI NEW MANTLE—NERI.—Rich °Lod 111 k, trimmed Bo Mama, 1 auhma ; also is Meek, Dem, or Ony Wallop Cloth, 15a. N.; bkowbe Oleos lretrok 11 =111MOTHLR5 sad Co., Mantle sad Jacket Maken, al and 02. af. Pion Chareltrard. BMW MANTLZ--The TOPHANA.— T R A I L jades& alum u won by tie Comatois Paw rinbnga Trews, II guinea . In GINO NM 4 riosbe'. A BROTHELS and Co., Rands adlacW llaksn & and W. I. Pees Choishyord. NEW NANTLZ—VILLALBA.—A new dollaiargar lalMor whir the aarr Marrs= 11.11rawswiedie aldl/111e d alk t gabs" Qs* and elter Al = malarada, al It 11110TIMIS rod Oa, Mantle aad Jacket Makers, 61 aad U. al Pears Churchyard. MNEW MANTLE--GRACIA.—Quite dit it le ans. innhroidwal Yak daunts and aunditaly weds* girdle aad lamb eamplatir, In Glace 4Uk, lialsea may saisared IM. /MOTT 1110111 sad Mantle and Jackal Makers, M sad P. n. Paars Churchyard. TB!NEW MANTLE—The CHAMBERY. las sew Lads Cladt, trimmed b.:4'lll,lomila sad the saw lissarsa taseUa Ie pima; atre Is Drop loparal. Ida N. : dr la play diaL Velvet, plasma .&11017 MOM= ow. mews sad Jacks& Maks" di sad 1114, IL he anurhystd. THE NEW MANTLE—SCHLRINITZ.— •I= sad kaodema Cloak, trimmed Patna aad pm ri•odit Imayoub work. very agues, la Waal 11111. /MOT! IMOTIMPAI sad Cm, Mulls sad Jacket Makau 11l sod IP; at. Puts Cluckyard. THZ NSW MABTLE-CORBARY.-Th. bell=folios hi exclualve eirette. will, deep sleeve le MK lob Mace Silk I aims , In the are Mara rale Akto aB 4 11 6 =ll sad Oa. MM. sad Jacket Maker, dk Pt. Penh Chowelhard. TieNEW MAI TLI—RODRIGO.—A large d liedoons 109sa al sit .t vith= l owl limb. Nowt aboskligims et Ink V posipseigho mod alsollblesk la del /OW MIL I Maw Calk AIM M. AMOTE 1.11091132 aad Ca, Xmas sad Mishit Yates. Y mil ts. et Pairs Clreoliped. THE NEW MANTLE - • aril is MAW et r..... she, 011•1•11!Y. Mem ; aim la the raw alablels Cloilk m arro., rid= IS Ula 1011COMMIS ma Ca, Anal Old lei& Make" a milk N. Pees Chwedwil. THZ 111ANTLE—OIACHINO.—A Glsoi um tiros% very to sad mode of rice Imperial elast. lemelne4 Velvet aled E. ad ajw Is MMus et Ibiellie.l Cloth, any colour. 1 Ml INOTH ERA and Co . Mantle and Jaskol Maas, • and et. al Paul's Chum/watt VNEW MANTLE—CEUTA.--Made from i l a. Carmen, with a very dear cheek. in brows and white. trek end ebbs, and violet and white, wllk deep skier the rest etylimn sad ladylike Urine yet perseed, LI /MOTT BIWTHILIta sad to., Mantle and Jacket Ratan, II sad et nt. Pante Churchyard. THI:NEW MANTLE--POLONINI.—A Imp g wunpinous stress N. M., richly nresasseted with • MI skirt awl 4•sp done, is Obeli 111111,1swhwIrs; el s s7=ssil other OWOUTI.LI Is. W.: Moo a Lyons vent. Se WriraLT7 BROMa aad = sod Ow, lardis I:burden'''. sod Jacket Makers, et, 1111. Pres THE NEWvery MANTLE —LIJORESL —A new A. pe. Lope deem , wlllll Itsedsenes Inerat lae,ll.l.has Mao} Silk, galore; atm In the shirt miss, wow arias, al Wien 1111011111318 red Oe., illeaUe sect Jacket Makers. el sad Skill Peers Cleinkyaral. TILLNIW MANTLI--CASTELLI. —A superb amplatems Kik aro" vary toll and handsome. dorm rad the saw irpsimmaii. with sigulliettsa, fro m! saber : elms ta dab alat Vet.* gal A>/OTT MOM= awl Os.. Monk and Jacket Makes,. sad gt, S. hugs Churchyard. TiffNEW MANTLE The VIALETTL spesiase et Trig marmatecture. trimmed .It • Pdfds• sob Is hapertal 0 8 = 4 : air Is nob limperreeno. Seimmed with deep I : la rise Lime VeladtOle 211011011te sal ft. Mails and Jacket Makes; a sad el el hob Cieneyart TiIINIW MANTLI—LAMORMTMUL-- man. ern as Count of the TitMerles, &Mei* Mews* W of ramie In ribbed Silk. S podium ANOIT HILKA and Co., Mantis and Jacks& Makers, 411 and it, M. Paul's Cburebyard. TililNZW MANTLE—CAVOUR.—A superb ltristik LIAO mbralliond sad mit boo rkh rffib•d 1111%4Assaa. Aim La Uwelvek I pilaw.. 1110111=1 ird Mantle 06., ad /aid Yalu" 111 mod 11. EL non . (..Wart MANTLZ MIROANALL 7 1 .1 1 msrfellim Boldrillm containing la mei et deb 1n 0h,4. 6.. m b e aki sio m grand VIM 1124illaill NW ridgy ma*? gn is onogniand by Wambold bow veer SW awl ea., Mitelbo gd Ambit Nabs" II and IL M. harm Cberbleart TiIINEW NANTLE—FIDELIO.—The sleeve sham peat edam It did, bunko poi ?rib tad title. as titisibilti WAIN ink it ; ur Breit lidist. A I TIMPTIOTIIIMS ant Ph. /I=it load Woken, Si .M Si Ittits Clhuredleart LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1880. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INBTI- TUTION.—The Camunittee at thh Institution weanly ArrtSL to as PIM terPICV fIA2Y ASSISTANCI to am than to wee& thojersmitrievy dasnaide on the Ihedind finds of the Society. Lbs now UN Mks* now of _which and Act yes, In wear fr eldperreelin • 72011fAlf SARIN% aleinnan. No. 14. Johne&lo TR 111/41 CIIIIIII4II. twanif Chairman. k Adelptd. May Mt Bankers—Mrawa. WSY and Os. ; Owns and Co. Harriet and Co. ROYAL OOLOSSZIIII of SCIENCE, MUSIC, gni AZT. 1101,MItYP.-01Tit DAlLY.—Marning, if to ball- Imet W lT UN lelpa ii bellseet 10. kr the lIVISINT MOW Pow MEW and Cilesstar istertamment, by My. P. Porter, entitled "Made el the People in Town and Country," whiten. Ne ""was th ill =r w =roe et Dlesolving Views, entitled "My akr, Heel' ine Egois are Embriptive Wear. by Mr. Jaw Hermon. . . --, Dr Detilhothter wit glee Ida popular lecture out the Corkettioi of lffelos: er, Bony% as, Whaa we See, mad What we *lnk we See. Wlth brilliant wiperieents sad Illustrations. Yr. Mesa Duke in Ids wonderful Murton:low of Modena DIOILUMS 1 7 1.1 . W110 , LONDON, and PARIS. Newsiest pftwestalo*- =.g . Tenn t 4idna, Melsetit• Or e veenTrhilas De em = Notate PrintlatiOnsaterasks Ad▪ =2B", ka1r 040 , 6 and litereee Is the while et Or eaterlidlinnotne and eabihniare, • :ifeit made, and aeleela, dd. Dr. DACIIHM==. 11.C.11., Sale Lwow and Manager. A Y R 8 _ opt II I A N—ALHAMBRA l=er inlinirS" W il l inKs- A%the TWO 211,181.--811 MA . - Male mooMtany to Inform 1.144 Nebil t iLeater at : Palle OM Me Maateedes CBRIGMOST will Mime 10- 11VIN1110 (Wedamday M. 14 at Me Aar= M Nthe o'dosk preelek. leakess Mil be sad remearbe sorb visa Me Merin em=e taebstry of OM ezeillog mtmeMe% WI, WWI lem et the bp Illee mealmo. ma Me liamMeet Mir et lbe Maks, la Me mama As latlemembal last et mot embeat 1, 1 1 .1114112 / ame a Meeting mised. elmieek Nal medtel tam Meet dubs Ibe evaies. Deem=ll =Mb. Drees to (removed mail am meal Nab (leseM, Ws. ; Ord circle, la ; /1114 a; la arrart m mei be mimed Si. o'clock. The above maisdaMmeei vii be MeeMed cm , hiday, and =row Gnaw' Imilispable llemis tatlem ea WM*. sad raterkm, eammealimM pm. Oentaps at bee se ie may be seemput at Muma Glappelre, aml Leader aid Mere, Nsw 3104, ,r_i_; Rola la d r19w 44 . 48. Obsspold•; sad at Ms Alesi. Alltambea tem.; Pam 11 Se a. ARO YLL ROOMS, Great Windmill-street, lMdtsy. Unwed puboest to hot of Yartiasseat.— IfoT u an omit —A seeent enacure SALOON added to this every Wash. with the MOM= BAND. sosheoled by like& Loot* obobeareaseoire to the Emperor Swan& Open at Sdoloalt Adatleeke. is. WIFIBMON of AMERICAN PLANTS at KILIIP-RlLL—Moswa. WATIRZR and 00D1111Y beg be immainne the the AXIZICAN PLANTS sr* awe Is mat Waft sad say be Nan DAILY tree. The west Is romday reselmel lry train to Vfoldis eistaan„ when coneeyaneas can at all Ors be depended an. HASSOROUGH HILL HOUSE (Norfolk) FAMILY IIOTIL—WILLI•11 BLOW respsettsny In •.sr So 11460117. Unix sad GIME.", SUS Ids isimbildsmot los snails Os lest smissislys altsratams sad Imprevinsals Id* th e contact of Om Irlho mg Is a MAIDS ZIISIDZICL sis Y assissas• It cososadm a bosatatal onlue As % awl Ills puny al Wis serrosseilai sinsaglisrs los boo as *sue se olsdrolio• song osillossa .mews lsr *sir Isis* in wilsselsa, vie sorer Ibis olisslldrissi twt Isiboroogit sissid Isr so am 7 pees haws resslasil &nog wished sad dorms midis pions wllb tsr Ins prebrislos• sisisdeft I. ressivel sr re gonad sossursow sormsl Oirdft ssisotal wire solstis. London stook alas, wsil.olrei beds, sad rob sossussodslios for horses sad oes , diem • **al lossolai pow slAssised. NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER sad INVKLOPES with ARMS. CUM or UMW.— RODRIGUES superior cream-laid adhesive INVILOPII,4t i c 140; oresterlsid mar, toll it., Are quirts for Ad. Ors Wier for surarthts footmark OA per raw isms, • 4A dd. 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Amon the gray humriee ad the pmment age some coo be obleinedi tan Use itemlisid otiose of OLDRIDONB W.X of COLUMBIA. tf=le ifie now end body awe bar It bomb the mot with in agreemble et pnamon. # aim en with of the mom pre = 11. 1:6 11 11 Me 12=1 , 11, se If &maybes OK sr Inning ipay. ell privent Its pre ad sees misty # siplin who really desire to hare bee>tlihl Isair slew milk woe or met shank, use it deity. It is Ike nelsbnnel tar strinelln• =Lb & freeing it from murk nen preindes new liar, sad moustache. Zstabilelied error* el re rens No Westin trash eon equal it. Price le. dd.. en. Inn 1, ■ 1 7. C. and A. OLDLIDOL 22. Wellingtolletruld. Strand. W.C./vv YOUTH aad BIAtITY.—The FUGUE de rAzz l itooes d Yourlk tn to say sempiezima &adios , gives to the Ida &Wow, sad the lOWAN ot bash& ?o only el A= DAVIZIODN, Malik lith West elm& over the 112setale We =itjots, la nen st lts amillarwes postage stamps. se psaptelet free by post tor two damps RAILWAY ACCIDENT. PAPER v. WOOD. Mr. Thomas ROjitleilkof lynsham writes under date of Sato y last :—" The express train in which I was • nger last night on the Oxford and Birmingham Railway ran into an ordinary train Jae coming out of a siding into the main line neer Heyford station. The collision was very severe, as you may ima gine when the grinding crash of the meeting trains was plainly heard at the village of Steeple Aston, two miles off, as I wee informed by the man who subsequently carried my beg to the inn, who was there at the time. The locomotives of the two trains met at the junction of the lid* of the mein line; fortunately the couplings of oars gave way when it ran off the metals, ploughing its way through the ballast, and stuck fast some forty yards in advance across the down line. I was sitting in • Initalms carriage facing the engine; my first intima tion of the collision, being earnestly engaged in convey. lotion with • gentleman, nay opposite neighbour, was feeling • mesh, and being violently upheaved from my seat and thrown against him, at the same time ob serving a locomotive crushing into the side of our car riage, sad saluting us with a shower of broken gime. I oon haidly say how I got out of the opposite window (which I did, however, in the fashion of the harlequin at • pantomime, as, of course, the door was looked), as, whet with whistles, screeching, and steam roaring of both the damaged locomotives, it was hardly a time to stand won ceremony. I was only too thankful to And midi eels on ferns firma in this my Eat I was math bruised and shaken, and slightly oat by the broken glare, as also was my fellow-traveller. Having somewhat recovered from my astoniahment after each a @hock, was surprised to that with one none of my fellow-passeugers were seriously in awe pertioularly when I saw the damaged condition of the whys and locomotives. I picked up the end of an ex* and from its sise—Ave inches in diameter—l judge that a • driving wheel, broken off as short as a car rot. rests of iron work sad springs were also strewn over the Ina The side cif the two first compartments of the 0110111411 (a second class) next our engine was cut clean away, end the bon framework of the locomotive with which we car IWO collision had ploughed through the panels of all the esselps. Ismail arrested at the one in which I was seated. I say I was surprised to find no more serious injury, as I hod shove iwasestood that, like a navel engagement, it is from the sphinges that the most serious wounds and eantimisso mom t bat this was at once explained, when, on • acme misule investigation, I found the pannelling of the mmisgias was ses ee l l o m f .d pisper, and the mammoth loco motive bed through some thirty feet of tie wen t "Hater. I, therefore, sir, under Di vine peetlistrer most but think I owe my preservation from sin= Worry to tbio fast." Gams Caws MATOIL—.On Friday night Herr the eminent cases player, entered into a contest, with six seemben of the Bradford Chem Club —remety, . Meesieb, AsoseberslL Leadelpie, Mr. Penm, Hr. L loiter, red Me. Hawke The de gems ~.weigh shedieseeey, Harr Herwhe amt burin a sight el tle bleeds. Ilims wee a large number et IMF bin INA trine pressat neetz a % seeming. The whisk two banyert premeds& sal= _Sradm* ea the pert et sena el eggeweale. bet tbsy ware en aliestskreeseelehal, ese ens, saselor. His tea MMx ham Bieber, did not relinquish the NS e* ea Ilistesdey teamin. CIUNTAL PALACE. —The Porters' Benevolent Ammo elation will hold their annual festival this day, at the Crystal Palace. They havearranged fora great cricket match, to commence at 11, and a series of athletic sports and old flnglish games on the crickstgrosind at 4.30. A display of the fountains will take place at 4 o'clock. The Tagus lett Southampton yesterday with the Peninsular mails. She took out about eight passengers and 30,000 f. in gold for Lisbon. THE WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS. HAY?dARKET. After the new dramatic entertainments, both of which seemed even to improve on their previous rove" • new ballet was introduced at the Haymarket yesterday evening, in which the talents of the whole of the Lecleroq finally were brought into play. Being celled The Oddities of the Ohio, the reader will have little difficulty in guessing what it was about. Old Dan Tucker and hie pretty amigos, Ohio boatmen anxious to run away with them, and negro "help" ready to assist the hopeful pro ject, sod dance with most extraordinary contortions through every difficulty. The dancing of Miss Louise Letiimeg wee exceedingly clever, not only as dancing but as slander dewing, and showed that this graceful and gifted yang bay uses her head • little as well as her heels in the poetise ed the perdu art. Her two brothers made capital aspires, and danced those wonderful movement. which we are told see indigenous to the cane-brakes, with surpassing NAV end comic effect. The ballet taken altogether is a lively Whitsuntide entertainment, bat a few " cuts" from the peatoinhaic portion would make the really good dancing go at with greater briskness and more 'sustained success. TNEW MANTLZ-FLOREBTANO.- • pried primanisis Ilastrisk ansmadod wts slob entail absehlembee lad airelhan I Ili Id" la Mimi awes aft. Ai plans ; emeore Vet** II palm Allen 111,0TIMIll Oa, Xmas is( /oast Makes, & 01. la more Cbmipird. THI NIW MANTLE—GIUDITA lam SILVIO.— as le Me assora. itllsag 499 MO 89954 tram = lam amnia% areaserw . ' "a il sores tram tas fal sise la leek Alarm sad acalida• appaliamata. M 199, ot a mai a pima ANOTT Oa, Math aad Jrnakel Matas, al sadl al al nate CameabliaL 91/33 NEW MANTLE-ZINA.-Of ` rich Imp akuh wwedhwttib trimmed Whir sad with airdittliew ? Y dem at this itaatelet is al mat beauty, hai sweasdiehly landmass& MUM' 1110 TIMI awl Ow. =tad Jacket Maws, 01 sad dL II I. Pawn Chraneyard. =NEW MANTLE—FSPER.—A larr o zie in shape, with deep deems, plotted from the the lols and appointments mmentay of the detest eel • ist met malty daslplien. Mkt lamites is in every um salted Cdr l2= 7 l a =6. and On, Moth sad Jacket Mahan, 11 and al, fll Pliers Chareimart PEI NEW XANTLIC—AZZLIA.—A s = ....w with go 10nrossa, the ilemeeetioas el the Wet esearablepreeesils=e v epialeeee et high art, Weeds 11 =1# Fit= sal Co, lieg a re :a l ai Jacket Mame. et mg Mk et. rear. Cluwayerd. W i fenAll iiA =M lllllllllllldh at , Addy trbont ."l" witli a=ini and In nen Mud 61M, ak indoor ; Volvo; AMOIT and Co., Meath and Jacket Makin, 61 and OS, OA Panto Cburobiard. SATURDAY, May It, retoralsir WIDNISDAY, May l4 HONDA Y. May IS, returnium TIMRSDAY, Mad IL THE NEW ZOUANE JACKET—The MIAMI. In Mark or Brown MO, amt all the awe materisin Its. ad , In Parts Cachasere, dearty tritmod with pad, lb. Yd , la Mao. llca , Omen YaMekE Eutaw, AMON BROMISM., Jacket sad Habit Mahn; 61 mad SOl. PaafiChartigaid. THE NSW ZOLTAVII J•CIEZT—The is szllLLlt—la Menai New Cloths, 1 grimes Olsoi Elk le Wass : sish Ida Vslyst, Si sins. Awn? Jambs' mod Lift Makers. ft sod Id, x Psorseburslyard. rizNEW ZOIJAVE JACKET—The CALA ,,AIA.—Ia stet or Broom Cloth. or Slrrerigroy Wikhcoo. as Ili; la IT Oft Oft to Kik Velvet, AXOTT 11.. M• Jacket sad Habit aM M. et PM s Churchyard. THLNEW ZOIJAVE JAM= —The 1,..—1a Mask Cioth, trimmed with pid.los. 9d. Oisc4 Wart seperb Oesoo Velvet, 42 199 OTT RadaTIDERB, 'whet and Hsbit Waken, II sod et St. Faure Chure.byard. V II NEW ZOUAVE JACKET—The GOTON, withl lll Vest complete, In Oboe Mk, le guises; rick Owe Verret, a AMOTT BROTHERS, Jacket and Habit Hann, & and Sk St. noire Churchyard T° GEIITLWIc.—NOTICI of IfILMOVAL. Mr. MILES los ref ft aboalotoly sootoomy M...... wbadness tram Doodloliost ohm modem psalm obi& ill amble Ida NMI bl 4 to any oot yin orlishatol by N. of staktog Irooloto at I& yet yotr sad every ttb. Mid, on ototod with bit bubo* ta oassolmot tbonro sow be 3/100147111t, tow Min "4 116 " 111/ I= 'mimes CL?!. fit MUG AND SUXI Ain= E. Wag trod 80N bK to ete.toi tilt their pre. 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L =lmam sad lbsbiL Nubia% sal SOW "Ili Y b bs psnissbats obassb, bat It may = a r t est eppreetre of will bexchanged, er thc wer* hosirstirs. " Cr Book for SW ith Ite ried S coatandee "n. Growth of as Istiportaet broach it Mika ladert= asu ith Moe roe retteeessurenieet. Roe nel et rim. nay b• or wet modes. or peel Use. THE " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, nada ta vodkas agony rid palisidek sad sampled dad baebar ti gn addamaly =aesd iall a t i =amlsetabis sad Ala► ars 1,11 eqdr . ledaidesed. Mao tram ak. . . - . To M iii - dasil el 1 Moja Wad 80N. weer of Maoris. Me AMPS% eel emir et Nee Ozteribdreet sad Ilert-street. PrIPCIBALE of fireteelem new and neneW l PUILIRIVILL—J. DENT lad Oa beg to ea ammo to GM NM they bare peeviated the mato Piaui tort or severe lams what. adeill he thdr ekes* the beaset deck Is lasdaa, they are ailed=M ball Ns real verse, eeleadtioa wallas at Nabs, Marie& alb bed Mel ale la ea. vele* sad Near weeds; zaaspay = roan theirs et Me. : aslant drawbrasen Alba Is Mk at la. : teMooope Males Islam at SM. : boa bodeteede, et Se. at :.seas other stale prepailleaelets dieepot the Great Wails Ihnalwite lbws. 1114 81. Ilk wl* Oatwhetalreet, laiwalevel ; aotablibed SI sena Nil mere to bet elletaies will INA the above Meek eme and is sew Nelda, lb. =41 7 11 1 M11 14 : 61. 11h e ra:l•l==ae ll i k a" = lag " Vr a ls==. 4l = sa tar' ailare. Darr le the lows* peke la r do l abs igarea ltrobeaged or mew retee•M ael appreeed to ear railway stalks Is the Idasilsee. No alma kr at the use of met. BRZCIENEJJ. TURNER, and SONS' HAND CANDLESTICKS with itegistsral Ohms Shades Wind mot the Peen el candles whew sissied sad SONS. wsz sad to dr adios sod saw at the Bee Hire, El sad EL layamekst, S.W. MIRTH. -Mr. EDWARD DAVRISON lo le SUPPLY TEETH of the most beauty at lea per teeth, which price caa sab e rs= by expensive melmillepa HY LIQUID IIIItAMILL. far Stopping Decoyed Teeth, Is pearly white, sad hats for ewer.- 44a, West Strand, London, adjoining the Electric Tshiseph oillos—Deecriptive books tree by post, two stamps. .11C/I7ID T111711._ MBiessELLTs — ciasTeiTsii — onsopiassrio iefAllßL—Tbo rely ologring for Tender and Tooth AM wit not imam ied. For Front ? D oe= vokshilo. Post4no for 10 odim” olifortfoss rooloord).-114. liffnitalrorf. Ii (being tholooOtockale). SOUND and WHITE TEETH are indispeomable I. priantal &Medias, sad Os berth and tengerty by re Er ratios at toot seerLarrnti onoirre, or Pear • wires rower impassill at Y. diarist and most radannbi se re inliatai baba It extirpates all lartersno tit ths talk sod mom a -1-tilie white ner be Y. anindird swam: sneer Y. !cedar program of ram sf dr essith and Wan. • and Ni wa ft of 4 tr au c& Mr break a l mo. fora rs ashittaar and of Ur 011mle, M a pray and Iripsnes tin* &pier to Its Pita SAM pm Ins. Onallar —TY lards 'glow 4is., -..a the kart. sad "IL lowland sad irk ri, sad . led cm Ur partams• overarm& stamp. Sold re rpm kr obroid BILLOO'S LOZENGES sad POWDER, Doe Naiad VedelMia Mamma. approved et bp L. Im perial Academy al Madkdne Paz% for Um am and ComelpaUes, and et all lie Nerroua Maw ad S l = sad latertlaw-2s. Ms box et loseages, In dd. the IWO el payday —General Dap* G. JOZNAIJ, !Tench Clasidak dl‘ marliat. Loodcs. Past tree for Two Ramps. EriORDINARY DISCOVERY of an al A viy /OW THIOIY of CURING DIMAS; beingt be maardsd eipseinaen of Jenard special practice la Grant Oran* Minna istAnnarka—with evidence of the actail asst. of the bind insinallde Diecoverten denominated Ifild MAL MIX DIM with the adjuncts of Coaatlitatkaal Tnnalnitat an i An ENhaws. eves by the medical beaky et the * abbe have ban e nem* falantated Ito tape at media d twit 114p1 le deka, Ir ham' W. ZELL. ILA.. Na If, Altred-gfaca, Lade% maraltatlost tr am glirmin lany Ili to Meg e l i r tle&T ItAILIIIOOOIIIITIINT, W war tie Iltsgbesa. 017LVIRWILL 4 IL R.0.A., es ill., L.8.A., D'lostarra. erne be oceselbei idly imD obey= asse of Nervous Debility. levolustery amide& Loss or lise==apecity, Operessiesrbas, Illerallir. Ousted seats. sod Jest seibliebut as mitre new xi Origteel Wes% netts' OrkIiNINMS.• A : kii sad uttcoky ta air eistaulies -111:0= The Physto at Obessoo—apeptans, Twassmak sag Om. Pries 1. sea : by post, 13 stamp. 01001 gads : 18 sialed. led sl Ysoq 11 Catskill or die Agars. as sks (Stamped id. Additional.) [T WOPE NCE. duction, and it affords an opportunity for some gooddancing by Madame Boleno, Miss Glare Morgan, and M. Milano, while the comic part in the form of testa of clownahip and tumbling is carried on with peat spirit. The circus is wall 'applied with artists of merit and skill, the chief of whom are Madame ?delete, Miss Emily Cooke, and a very young member of the Delavanti troupe, the remaining portion of which also perform their gymnastic wonders. Among the features which will be probably the most taking one on the summer evenings is the fernery, which has been recently formed, and which consists of beautiful groups of rock work, studded with every kind of Bower, and adorned with fountains, in the midst of which stands a conservatory crowded with ferns of every species, the delicate tints of which afford acherming contrast, and in combinationmake up a very beautiful whole, There is in rapid process of completion an immense building, which is to contain a new description of panoramic painting by Masers. Grieve and Telbin, called the steorama,which we are informed will be found full of novel and striking effects. In order to give completeness to the important arrangements connected with the restoration of visitors, a large dining or supper room has been added to the hotel department, which is capable of accommodating 220 persons with comfort and convenience. In every respect great pains have been taken, and no exposes spared, _ _ _ in ;ander* this popular place of entertainment attractive in all its dopartamota, and nothing is wanting, at rather was wanting rakes*, but Mast genial weather which i• essential to a aununer garden. 'rlIR ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, RIGINVO-PARE. The popularity of this establishment is greatly on the in crease, if we may judge from the crowds which resorted to the prdens during the day. Notwithstanding the very cold end boisterous weather, and the heavy showers of ruin and hail which fell at intervals, the influx of visitors to this place of instructive recreation has been nearly as peas r an airy former oecasion, the number of persons admitted havieg been upwards of 21,000. Mknams Tusaa.un's.—The collection in Baker street has recently received an accession of attractions which those who take the opportunity which the Whitman holidays afford for sightseeing will do well to avid them selves of. It is the figures of the earlier monarchs of England, which are intended by the proprietor to be the oomminernent of the long series of kings and queens from the Conqueror until the present Queen. This series la perfect from Richard 111. downwards, and amongst them are some excellent portraits. The figures of William the First and Second have been added within • few weeks, and thole of King Stephen and Henry I. within a few days. The two last-named figures deserve all the praise due to industry of research, muere attention to reeemblance, cor rectors of ooatume, and skill in art. The proprietary ct this collection have Judiciously placed the figure of Gari baldi, which is • portrait from life, in a conapicnons situation. At this time the IN a man in whose pro- ceedings everybody is ia Gunman= Pass.—Notwithstanding the un favourable rate of the weather, Greenwich-park and Black heath were yesterday visited by many thousands from the metropolla who appeared determined to enjoy themselves in s of the keen wind and the occasional showers which prevailed. The town of Woolwich was also crowded with visitcas, large nunstre 1 whom flocked to the Common to hear the anattery bands and witness the usual evolutions of troops. The steamboats from Woolwich and Greenwich were crowded with paaseagen to London until 10 o'clock last night. ST. JAMES'S. - at s te;rptTd and kr s;cftern falled - , - has one more chance of sweets. M. Adrian Talexy, • gentleman well known in dramatic circles, has organised a troupe embodying several of the celebrities of Parisian theatres, has engaged the St. James's-decidedly the most appropriate locale for such representations—and last night eonuesseed • fresh campaign, with every sign of • hopeful remit. The house has been freehly decorated, and looks airily pretty,and lest night it eras fully and fashionably attended. The performance commenced with a little introductory sketch, • prologue d'onverture called Les Biala de Paris, specially written for the occasion, which was not particularly witty, bet served its purpose well enough. Then followed a very pretty piece, Le Mecca Blanc, by Octave Feuillet, which bra been recently played in Paris. The plot is simple, but very nice, the dialogue is sparkling, and the acting excellent. A husband and wife have been separated for ten years, though contriving to iahabit the acme house. Jea lousy on both sides has caused a quarrel, which has brought about this result, and neither seem dimmed to gin way. On their return one night from • ball they get into conversation ; he taxes her with her flirtations, she informs him that a lady has been inquiring his age. The. is • sore point with him, and he retorts savagely in reminding her of the date of her own birth. In the coarse of their talk she sees in his head his first grey hair, and thereupon speaks her hopes; how she had looked forward to the advent of this epoch in his life as the chance of reconciliation; how that, the heyday of youth being gone with both of them, it was fit that they should forget old jealousies and thenceforth live happily; and how, finally, she had hampered the lock of his dour with the view of bring* about this consummation, which it ia needless to my takes place. The two characters are played with the most perfect finish and delicacy by Mdlle. Dormer and M. Paid Devanm and the little piece will doubtlem be -03010 a peat favourite in London. The last and longest piece was one in three acts by M. I.egonve, called Par Irroit de Conqutte, and tarns upon the rivalry existing between the roturier and aristocratic clamor, and the method by which • rich and clever member of the former wine the daugh ter of ores of the proudest representatives of the latter race. It is rather heavy and prolix, and not entirely suited to English bates. M. Brindeau, of the 7WAtre Franca* who played the hero, has plenty of spirit sad verve, but he is a little ponderous' both in manner and figure. N. 'Palely will best snit the wishes of his audience by playing short sparkling vandeVilles andmodarn comedies toiesably devoid of sentiment. Among the artists an- ' corned to appear are Mdlle. Adele Pages, Mdme. Dol phins Its, and IL Got. With such talent at his command the &labs MK do wonders, and sustain and improve upon the capital dart which he made last night. STRAND. The entertainments here last evening YACHTING. The interval between the two great turf meet inp of Epsom and Asoot bids fair to present some first-rate sport on the Thames, Wednesday and Thursday next having both been selected for yachting races, the fist-named for the opening regatta this season of the great Royal Thames Yacht Club, and the latter for the less but very flourishing Prince of Wales Yacht Club. In the Royal Thames Yacht Club the prizes for compe tition amount to 1451. amongst three classes. In the te,iof these the antagonist yachts are the Lady Bird of 1: t 411bridp, from Weymouth, and the Phantom (8. Lane), and the Thmght (F. 0. Marshall), of Loadca. It L expected that the race will lay between the two latter celebrated yachts, which have spin end again contended with alternate =COM, and I in consumems of some alterations made in the Thought Ist year, and her fine sailing in blue water, she is I epee se the favoariki In the next clam the Kitten of 13 tees (R. Leah), although oppoied by the Oboes (d. D. Hewett), 10 tom, Laura (Lieut.-Colonel I. Armitage), 110 tons, and Psyche (Colonel B. H. Cumberlege), 20 tone. has plenty of hackers from her well established &me, but the other three are all sew boats, and it would therefore be dangerous to speculate vary heavily upon what may be the result. In the smelled alms are Capt. D. T. Chambm layne's Quiver, from Southeembon • Mr. Blanchanl's Folly, from Colcheater ; Lord De Roes Vbilet, from Harwich,. W. L. Parry's Folly, from Southampton (there being two boats of the mane name in the race) ; and Mr. W. H. Oade's Rifleman. The Southampton Folly appeared last year, and is a fine boat ; the other Folly is new, but the Quiver is decidedly the favourite. All the boats dart from With, accompanied by the club steamer the Prince of Wales (Captain Williams), which leaves London-bridge at 10—the three largest morels turn ing at the Nom light, and the others at the Chapman Head, and the whole fleet finishing the race at Erith. The Prince of Wales Yacht Club Regatta is with yachts of two daces—Axed and moveable keel, or centre board boats as they are termed—for a very hand some silver claret jeg, vales 2151 presented by Mr. P. Knobbs, the vice-com modore, for t he fixed keeled brad ; and a piece of plate, value 101., presented by the sailing committee, for the sliding keels. The entries are very good, the lid being Badger's Wildways, 12 tons; Bedded's add's, 8 ; R. Hewitt's Jessie, t ; J. 8. Adams' Midge, 10; T. Oarr's =eB; and Lord de Be.'. Violet, 9 ; of which the 'is strongly the favourite. The centre boards are : Moore's Czarina, 4 tons; Haines's Spray, 6 ; the Hon. J. F. Stanley's Midge, 4; and d. Hamm's Little Violet, 6 ; ci which the Spray is the favourite. The club steamer will accompany the noes, leaving Hungerford at a quarter past 9, from Erith to the Chapman Head and back. In both the Wednesday and Thursday races there is a time allowance of half a minute per ton. NAVAL AND MILITARY. A DIIIILLIXY, MAY 28. —APPOrtaICINTS. —Surgeon J. T. Gabriel, to the Hecate. Acting Assistant Surgeons S. Bonifield, to the Victory, for sernce at Healer Hospital ; W. H. Bell, to the Hecate ; and D. Hilstoo t to the Up.r. leeter's Astortent R. J. Ellis, to the Wasp. -- - An Admiralty order haa---1;;;; reoeTived — by =Goldsanith promoting Mr. J. J. Fincham, first master-shipwrig' ht at this dockyard, to be master shipwright at Deptford, vice Mr. Chatfield superannuated. Their lordships have awarded the annual good conduct gratuity of 501. to Mr. R. Driver, foreman of shipwrights at this dockyard. The whole of the Alain at this garrison under orders to Wowed to India have been granted one month's leave of absence prior to their embarkation. Tim New BISHOP or Drumm'. —The Ron. and Rey. Dr. Henry Montagu Villiers, who has been nominated for the bishopric of Durham in the room of Dr. Longley„ who has accepted the archbishopric of York, is the Nth son of the late Hon. George Villiers, father of the present Earl of Clarendon, and was born on the 4 th of January , 1813 . He was educ ated at Christ Church, Oxford. where he took his degree of Bachelor of Arta in 1834, but his name does not appear in the list of honours. Having been for a short thee curate of the parish of Deane, Lancashushe was pre sented by Lord Cottenham, who was Lord meellor in Lord Melbourne's governme-nt, to the vicarage of Kenil worth. On the appointment of Dr. T. Vowler Short (now Bishop of St. Alaph) to the bishopric of Sodor and Man, he received from the Lard Chancellor the rectory of St. George's, Bloomsbury, and in 1847 was nominated by Lord John Russell, the then Prime Minister, to a canonry red dentery in St. Paul's Cathedral. These two but-named sYutruants he held up to his nomination to the pr• of Carlisle b' Lord Palmerston in 1856, and the patronage attached to at is very considerable. 'Ns JArisisa AKBAIIRADOIIB. —Both of the Ambassadors are rather tall and thin in form, with long and sharp f a ces, and, as with all the Japanese, of dark com plexion and jet black hair, so far as any Is left by the barber, for they bare a singular fashion in dressing the hair, in which the men expend as much care as the women, and take as much pride and pleasure in its neat and fashion able adjustment. All is shaved off to the very skin, except around the temples and low down on the back of the neck, from which it is brought up on all sides to the top of the head and fastened by a string, and then bent forward, well stiffened with p•ma*m, in a queue about four inches long and of the Asset ass's Sum and pointed forward over the front part of the head, which is left completely denuded of all hair. They dress is sick robes, and wear two swords at timer sides, *mover( to universal usage with the higher elesem.—Nete York Herald. CRYSTAL PaLitc9. -- then SMITING DAY. Warrliorusr, Mar 98.—Admissions on payment, 28, 81 3 ditto by season titillate, 1,297; total visitor, 31,110. Errs's Ifortatorsmo COCOA. —lts delicious grateful smoothness, sad Invigorating power have pre , cams, d ina lts passel adoption as a breakfast beverage. k Ib.. lb.. mad I packets, at Is. 6d. per lb.. by the principal grocers. 14,11811# Jaime Ippi, liceKtOptabit hondon."— commenoet - ----- - with a new ecenedietts in two acts,- on behalf of which we amok " with the very beet intentions," to quote the cant *ram of one of its personages, find much to say. A more shined or an idler ooniuuction of stale incidents and the cheap second-hand materials of farcical effect, has not very ' often been seen. The plot, if such a confused story can be so sailed, is indeed KC far original that it is more unnatural then almost any other stage conception yet represented of potable events in the London life of the proud day. In this play, which bears the title of Appearancer, there in • young fellow, a snob in mind and manners, who, having had a fortune left him, changes his name of Tommy Puff for that of Montgomery de Courcy Plantagenet, and pur chases an old-fashioned portrait, warranted by the picture. dealer for • genuine " Holbein," to make believe it is that of • noble ancestress ci his own family. The portrait has been seen in the shop by an interesting pair of young ladies, Mrs. Mewling, a rick widow, sad her cousin, Mies Cecil's, who recognise it as the likeness of a deceased female relative, mother to the second, and aunt to the first. They come to buy it, and are referred to Mr. Puff, who is coxcomb enough to fancy they are both in love with him. The mysterious deceased lady bad also ababy son, who was entrusted to an unprincipled muse, and 'somehow mislaid " on a doorstep in Docility. street." A wicked old man, guardian to the two ladies, who was privy to making away with the infant for the sake of his inheritance, is led to fear that in gallant Thome Puff will be discovered the long-lost boy. Hence some tamper ing with the dismal old woman, formerly the nurse, and now the housekeeper, " all unbeknownst," at' Ptdrs lodg. hip. Two genteeler men, an artist and an accomplished barrister, enamoured respectively of the two fair cousins, come in to cross the pretensions of Mr. Montgomery Planta genet Puff. It would be tedious to describe the inoonsisteat and not very intelligible mistakes and accidental detections that ensue. The upshot of it all is that, by the agency of May Marigold, • slighted poor cousin ci Tom Puff's, the mislaid orphan is found in the person of Mr. Vincent, the deserving young Templar, who obtains Mrs. Mowbray's band, whilst her cousin makes the artist, Mr. Florid, equally happy ; and the luckless Puff, having been thrashed, and snubbed, and bullied in a variety of ways, at last con descends to requite May Marigold's affection. The dialogue is poor, abounding only with tedious repetitions ci the same verbal blunders and misapplied phrases, with which, how ever, the gallery audience was diverted to the end ; and as the good Vicar of Wakefield remarks, "if there was less wit, there was all the more laughing." Mr. Clarke, in the character of Tom Puff, was broadly humored= and funny enough ; Miss Hutton appeared as the elegant widow. The author of the piece was called for, and announced to be Mr. Palgrave Simpson. CREMORNE-GARDENS._ - - _ This place of amusement possessed an advan tage over most of those, the attractions of which demanded fine weather ; became although open as early as three o'clock, the principal entertainments do not commence until about six. By that time, the storms of mingled rain and wind had abated, and shortly after the evening became clew and bright though cold. In the result, therefore, a eonsiderably greater number of persons made their appear ance in the pada= than could priori* have been expected, when the slate of the weather in the former part of the day was orwslisred. Whit-Moaday is usually the actual and paddy* sommentelment of the season here, and several p a yf men prednoed accordingly. In addition to the Mum assaw, a assignation which gives a better biro of the instrument than the fanciful name of Alreplion, is the acrobatic exercises, the esessit in the orchestra, the exhibition of the queerest monedn, Mohammed, who is pro Me rice the hero of Owwwpore ; the " Soirees Mysterieuseer of Signor Poletti ; awl the performance of Mr. Sullivan and his young son as moire melodiste, and of Miss Sate Harley as a comic female sinew ; a new ballet of action was produced for the fed time It is entitled Sidle ; or, the Fairy Volunteers of eAg Disslissted Orem. and is one of those combinations el fairy story and the grotesque, for the getting up of which, with greet completeness and elects extraordinary when A. limited size of the working part of the theatre is eon& dared, a reputation has been pined for eramorne. The wool care end taste have been bestowed on this new pro.