The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-01 00:00:00

p ~.z/z.4._._..T, ile di - fp it 5:: ... . '. ' .. , . . . . . , / A- c t 1,, i. No. 4,566. LONDON, ,MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1861. (Stamped, iii. Additional) {_TWOPENCE. - OVERLAND ROUTE . - 001 0IUNIOATION I.y AT RAN to INDIA. ACATILALIA, Pe.. via 110TIPT. rio.sissmut and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION Coil rA V HMO. PA:AM:NOELS and receive Cargo sad Paresis fa Oihrollar. Malta. Egypt. Alen , Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, she Araks, and China. by their steamers leaving noutharapacm oe the 4th and ?nth .4 every month: for Gibrattar, Nubia nopt, Aden. and Hominy, by these of the l!th and 2:th of each to . and foe Manntius, Reunkm. IC log Georges :toned, Melbourne, and Sydney. by the Mousers leaving' southatsPlna on the Sith of every month. —For blether putleulars apply at the Company • Odlees ItE Leadeuhall street, E.O . London; as 2rlvalnlptsee. %albumins,. wEEKLIr STEAM COMMUNICATION to MOS' YORK —The LIVIIITOOL. NVW YORK. and rumunaritia, STRA NI IP COMPANY loten.l glespatrhina emir Klanewered Wu Serra, rtameld calling at quvetatowia Solglinlrier and de r g GLO hea. Y LIV mot. roe save YORK. OM Wetteeeday. & CITY OF WA,III NGTI IN, Wedneday. April 10. YlOO, WedesesdAy, Aped 17. AM aver) ata-teaallaig Wednesday. cob hineekli. 17. and 21 adman accordiu, to the seam. Yemeni a redeem. larb e alln all prerl.loas 1101614 INIM. as I.IIOM 1-111•411 4.4 us Western States honked N• 1404 11111 rillm adenstanems emer—he farther ',reticular, Eli. WILLIAM 1701.1 X, Wentrigreet, 1.1wernool; er Se and 34Acrr. 111. King Wlllemetreet. City. CAM COMMUNICATION WITII ALL .dPARTS the WOLLD. ILAYLILY awl I'.. '. established Panel Express Taawnser Obi Inawninew Attrory DAILY.—To Tranr.:, ilzrznany. Russia. Switzerland. Austria, Ilidr Sardinia %%AMOS ttstol.l, Itoritteral. Ilr.lotarranetatt, EuntS, Arable. leathern Aitiera. 4 At... La. I ...t..1 ',Ate. ... .. ~ ... _. nitiYii 11.1* "'Auk china. Japan, slralL% Ilurruah, Ceykrn. loi.lc, Turitcy, Aditatu out ludic'', . _ ilo3;:rlit.Y —An.tralla. Ye. Zealand. MOMAJIII. Caps, Mess asp. S s. Western Atrs. Merino, Brasil,. Patric lire lanes. wilt through wen to more than We Owes. erel Y heonmatiot h lt: It4ln nt stmt. A. % .. Chaplins. Itagant =l. LI and the. Net otbon LW, tables LC. Agog. throughout the ghibe. DIIILLIPPII, GRAVES, sad PHILLIPPB, 11. Rowl.frara Ec., am despatch lashellise alaimass tar the sadrearatlsasd perh,, with pcels aid pa emems. as talliess: Itort7l.ltlrA NM the RH I AATAVIEJL every traarkty lasealng, at II titlark. hem the lirltlah and Ynrelga Mar wharf. YINSI-1•308.1. al It. tore nodn. IT. GIL : Mom Whets. a. Sa and al ca. at YYLRUURU , emy Tharalay heneeteig. from .4 the Fate. 4.1. hltrAlltyt. AIIIALPE, April 3. from 11..rerlyolmni. Fans — St al. mei tne Itetnnt Warta Waled at • fare and a halt thrTIIIIN Aft, WAAA, alestt Aprd 01, free Maw Warn Yares—nshast. 13 i : kn cabin. of'.. deck, AL Apply as alarm se at *'halm'. tuirsnal Mks, Bagns4tieues, W. Alms then Ilstathamptaa tos— NLW VMS, 11.1131LN, Apra 17: Ihs NNW TOItIC, Inc WIW To 1. qlt Yams—Pint ebsa 1:111: Mod Ana Alt . third stark coat ii7aii7s. awl" : Oft s• czaduurt cu. 811. Kiss Willirwitrest. ICC. ILIDOCIIOD O TIM WIND DOM•IL EIIROPIAN sad COLONIAL WINS 0011PANT.19f, r.O lamiee. Ile ahem Ceememy liee hem Demme lee the peewee elf ow G , 1417. ed Meet. Femalesweb PM el the 'forst ettareefte, M &weft of 30 per oath ZOT•L VICIOZIA SIDI ILT—Dte. pee Mem (The Illenifed lemellieee) owniaD OLD M ar. ell• .. fßaZretissua. SPARKLI Sl7 Itnarcior R. LIEN CLAM. wilk•ot RAMO Ids. 7INIBT COORAC DRAM DT fhb er beery.... N.. male 111;NOARLAN CROWN PORT, 811111111 T, De... - arl IS.. The Mid met letrohmed lase UM esestrif. Baba and ledisses Indwied, sad di dame ars trade OW liscland nr war. tar two is we& Mks. Tanis ma. WIWI At 1111D111711110. ~ Mossara. COURT sad GENERAL MOURNING. OUST and °ASK nolo, thin, solicit We attention of Oho ontillity sad Lbs pahlic to their STOCK of (ANIMAL IKOCASINO. liverncyy description of readydnade Inexpensive [warning In Wk dud fa materials. Cmirt Trains. Thremee, dc made complete on the shortest melee et wholesale priees. as charged In the coloured depart ments of their cotahliehment 016.11 T and UASK, re, rd. SO, 61, es. OXYORD-6T2JINT Meek. , 1. a, WELISATKEET. N.B.—Special attention Is requesk^d to the New Slade al Patients forwarded to the country. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NEW SPRING AND RUMMER STOCK for the Worhi.femeol Scotch A NiitiLA lee . Is sow replete awl read/ for inspection. Thine ?rooters .err orisrinat.l by kr Mika, inimeslyadaltents73, HROOK- 4 TREET. 111ASOVCII41917Altli. Bed wits sot eassowto.l with any some lialtaltag as sew , 11.101 in his nesse. IVITAIIIISHED 14th Vilititt'AllY. 1111. T HE BEST IN VESTMENT le a purchase at the establishments of P IlletEs and NON, Where all kinds of Dress may be obtained cbrapPr and better than at any Woos ro England Every department Ins been furnished from the petheitisi mark. u. .4 Europe with an assortment of goods fee the BPRINi: and SUMMER SEAsii Ns superior to any Meer aired to the public. The 'scot fashMnable and comfort. shie nn ttes arseasaldned with durability of material and neatness ot An/al for Torßprr. and It - VP:NILO In wrest variety. In the BERPOKE TAILORINiI DEPAKTMENT Cutters sad Workmen of the highest talent are employed. NEE --Should any article not, be approved of. it will be es. elindor the money mt urn. d. Oellik and "ON :+ RI LES for SELF-MEASUREMENT and lsefM of PRICES gratis, I m application, or poet tree. Tae setabtishments are closed every Friday at soiree midi Solaris, aunt, when business is resumed until 11 o'clock. E. MiktfOt and SON, MEADE MADE and RE.PIIKE TAILORS. HATTER& noentis, MAPIU MOOT MAK ENS. sal OENIZAL OtITPTITEBIL London Horse : Onser of 111Meeteo awl Ahlean. New Osfordntreet corner of Hart-street. Omer of Tottenham ernirt-road and Eustonnesd. kktablishtnenia 7--- Bradford, Yurkshire . Varga**, MefilekL A GENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE AIL my be completely, expeditiously, fashionably. imel ace scaleany furnished at the Est.dilishments of F. Moan and S4)N. MUCHA `IT TAILOR% %OOLLRN DRAPERS, HATTII4 Hownsag, tuna and %HON MAMMA, tad GEN TAAL OUTYITTRIIA YOB ALL CLAISBI. London Houses: Conn of Iflnories and Aldaafe Na. (Ixfordaareet, corner of HartAtreet Corner of Totaanbant.coort-road and Zastas-reat. Connfry Ea ablolunents : aradhrd. Yorkshire. Ramat& flitaeold. MCIAL NOTICE—ma CLOSED TRW DAY gad TO.MOBIZOW. and re-opened es Wednesday ssameas as um/ " pICF:LIZNTI BIJOUTERIN ()OMANI% .LA MODEM RTICIAUX las Mill 171V—WATIZIM ETON sad 11100 DES. MANI Mai Ida a Illtsados Modal at s Paris I.lmlau.m. se ta 37 ad above torah,. tee pubis le as !g.l a sali sftl i rfr e l l ar efillY LD sod amanitas sasortawail _ all eta& ea tbe pamisse. WATZEINTON sri BROODlLW.Ooldwariths lisusatacterE. We. • Illeasteatibtanat Covent-warden. W C Established A.D.171d. Amass We et Chains aad Jewellery for Is each. X.& This dalehllsimed b. ie closes at ala the aml.whoa,sad as astardays at 3 stsbis DRESSING -CASES, DISPATCH BOXES, TILIIVALLINIi al, I MORA IMAM—The lamest awl amps. Stork la Losalon at U. Aerentaireet quadrant A &coiletilua tp 1 awalsrval asoltatee ankles . all Misdeal vein I. gilt. otmulu. pearl. sadn4 papwrr sicha. Swami itil.bw PrayvrAnoka March Orrviath ILA/1111' ALIO MS, tilled with portraits of the royal SAMS, alai pabtic an.l pi. ate characters, fumble a very IS 4- Nabs aullseike. —0 HMO; ihits 140,,dm. , ay . R igui s d i nek illeigele. Larks omen door togwas lad lidwit's). BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK om os i ftat foe liatlnag en Linea. Silk, ot Cotton. V e r so asal by far the heel tbat nu sixpenny Bize of the Genuine Ma OM pot Ws and that each bottle hews Me Arldtem bee, Liag.hase. W rat Sinithaebt. City, WC.. where tt bay he ebtabled wholeade and Man. sad at mod Drategleta iledlebte Vestiges. Stathesen, be.., le the tidied Kiagetota.— ?dee One Shilling per battle. TOLADIES.-ROWLAWDB' KALYDOR, an Orlealal Rotasteal erepareelee kw Improving end Besot,. Wog the Conipteelna and fed& The Radiant Mons it imparts Se the Meek. and the hetteene owl Delicacy which it induce. of tin Reads and Aram Its NS:: swelling irritati.• and einmewhe •/1 Redman. Itea nyeta Freckles. Dierniflt4 Skew and "thee eistaseedi V render It Indispesaahho Oa Qom toilet. It Orvieto eh the sheets of climate on the shin, ottelher erlUi Meteor* In cold sad tecisisieficy. at Were oder hose Price yo b . and p• r Irede.—Sold t 1111, Magee =end emises Ind peehmera Ask tee Setttsale' r, ORORVINOILSTRIZT DONDSTREIT. ART IFICIAL TEET H on a NEW sad SM. IMPROVED PRINCIPLIL—Mr. MILLI PATILITED IR PENTIUM' penected by hue jishigar• Ituyal Red. Jul i tt . br 'Emus( Toga •• ars•••ble lases by telt en Ran without oprf a ni n it ltrna, without pun oe =- imam piabon imiliss= iaiw omiwing oast god WI • 110•Nar. " Meow Err , reaseibm the donne of sane wilhen weir= ttw seb d toon - -eaa. July Rh doubUsa he enes =piemnlint."--Oeurt Oran& July 21 tharlisind kr W "—lnnen ?mt. July le —Caunktsline Iheu Terns undsrun_ Oreiveenstren Dent Mint OW Menu, Munn , munuereblll. Rlrmlaghast. JOZIA U'B COPABINE, or Saccharated repausra, adwirehrreed Is the Pais sad loodos Aappttaie, sad aekomfolood r as boot moody for ohm& dboom— Loom et Nov LIM) A onoy forwarded Go alio. pot M. is. GC at VAIRIILL 'OW 1"9. Tomb "MM. Ilsstserbs, loins: fY Bat St Quads, Faris; W the Belestssit sissehis. hes bs fast is a lizah Mition. prim 11% by pat 26 atoms, DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY (Mental and : Cause. Symptoms, Ueda. Nut Rlthorial IVostniotriV die e T. IL Timm, MU., Physician to the Goners& PriSain letior•Coorlses' Provident laintettes, ha lannten pad ..b. ben the Anlhor,2l., Lloydoquer% W.C. FRINCH EX H IBMON. —no EIGHTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION ot pm - Tull/Z. Ur contribution* ad artists of the Trench im4l Ylerniall Schools, is MGT OPEN at the Gallery, 120, Pall uppoaite the Opera Colonnade. fa Adatheioa. n. Ow Shilling, Catalogues, Sixpence. Open from 10 ss. toll p. ARGYLL ROOMS.—GRAND MUSICAL KNTERTATNNICIT, alth the celebrated /WA York la member, established Memo yam Minim frees the Plattememie Omen* hoyal halms sad the Boambeld Team Croaderted by Mem Oarreliglelea, M. Deekeatt. IMACING M • sickest. Aibeirks. Ia MUDILP/3 SELECT LIBRARY.—This library was established is 1842, to PriironW tatmore el . " circulation of the best new works in History Biograp hy, Philosophy, Travel and Adventure, and the higher class of I Olio's. Prom Its commencement books of every shade of opinion on all subject. of importance have been liberally pro voted for the use of sulowribera, argl It now furnishes constant supplies of tbe best Mentors to nearly every town and village In the Moir. Pnwpectease ssity be obtained on application FXViggi.) tIUDIIt. 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CATA LOGIC IN and TE11414 sent on application A Cetsanges of &opium Coptes withdrawn from circulation. Wof new books of the plat OVII•013, being clean and perfect eagles of the most popular worts of the day, at very REDUCED THE UNITED LIBRARIES: WOMB. CITITONIL MOWN and MC NDERS and 4011•1r8, Or, RROZNTATILERI', W., LONDON. CADVANCERMAIM, without delay, by V the RANDOM INYIIIIYMINT COMPANY (Untitedl,lllA Moerigste.street. ea &peon et deeds, bins of sato or other up proved seseritd, reparable * easy tortsbarnts. Deposition per east. Ye e ea wale 'bore AS. Capital. CMS", le sham or Me anl. Prespecteass sad fortes seat free se applitettoe. ANDZMW JAMB 1011 Y. Maud* Director. FLOWER SZEDB.--Collectitst A, 40 packets, bdasigull lows meals. 7. It. CollerUon B. 30 packets. de.. 113. tli ; Cellsetlow C. 1$ packets, do.. 29 ad. AU lower Nob isst relepiikL Meddmitios Outdo to the Vegetable and lower Omni= pest tree and poetimidd.-111,171.11 and IC:CUL LOM Coveatiptdeodamtket. N.C. fiSTABLE SEEDS : No. 3 Collection, qpiafla of peas, and all other amid I. proportion, for Ulla Mei gleple. , No 4 Collection, 4 quarto of do., do., : NS .4.1145. 4 plate of do., do.. 10s. 1141 The Us collection awl Mailts4. aarrlamp paki—bUTLlA sad 11'0; LIOCU, Corast-prdert- W.C. POULTRY , BUTTER, HAMS, &c. naroruirt TO PABULIIII, HOTErKUPRILS, to. flages, Paltry, Itgap. and Dalry-fed Poet fresh from the Meer York Haste, 10d. per sh .. a " nr a rakirA or hall, : anterior Chess., by re half r quarter, 114. te rd. Cheddar, rd. to 10d. Clewhire, NL to led. : Waster, ed. to Pd. ; Stilton, Is. to L. ed. Gruyere, 10d. per lII_ good salt butter, 1., to Is. 3d.; heel, In to Is. Sd. per lb.. young chickens, le. ed.: large fowls, from fa to So. 84. ; your turkey s, 40, to es. rd. ; young done Is, ed. le Oa. : ere 01 Polk lit to Se , per lb.. loin, lid. to sit Ado es Sasso" Sa to sa ama . but ,eourry suds) pork soaropod, per W. W. W J. 1 TAYLOR, ii. IMAM Tollraordlrosi. HANDEL'S MEsSIAH. By Jomg Bunior Iron Mozart's score , la. ed., ea, fa et, sad M. Boot of the Words, with Moak se Alm &a, di—Lo dos : Robert Cocks and Co., New Burllngteaeareet. MRS. S. 0 . HALL'S NEW MAGAZINL This day. pace Ilse Shilling Monthly, THE ST. JAMES'S MAGAZINE, conducted by Mn S. C. Hsla. Designed to promote the Istareste of /101110, the Refinements al We. and the Amusement and Information of all Clara. thirrEnT• L hams's. By Robert Bel/ & Cis Wawa be Men? • Tale. By Mrs. S. C. HalL Maw Imbed with Etchings on Keel by Phls. L Wilka By Owea Meredith. 4. WWI Florence Nightingale has Dews sad Is Doing. 0. The bleb All Souls' Night. By tlteatithor of "Paul FarsoL" & Mauve and Magenta. By Hobert Hunt, F.R.S. T. Ralph the Bailiff : a Tale. In Three Parts.—Part I. S. The Legend of St. Christopher. By the author of "John Halifax., Gentleman." S. Notes on " &says and Reviews." By I. 0. Halliwell, FILL 10. Aanng the Stars—iu April. By Caplan Drayton, IL When I Love t Yor Music. It Pair Grin!: a Tale o Scotland. It The HOY of London. By Dv Doran. F.S.A. it Need of Sanitary Knowledge to Women. By Mrs. MarrUlsid, IS, Song of the Lark In the CUL :S II Thomas Hood. It An gamin= for Practical 1/. What We DM Without Him I IS. The Literature of Gomm 19. A Story for the Young. By Nis. S. C. Halt London Saunders. Otley. and Co.. 00, Brook.eireat, W. New ready. pries Ow INDIGO sad its ENEMIES; or, !ACTS on BOTH BID=S. By DILTA. "Qaeque Ipe ndaserlala " Janis Ridgway, lee, ylecadllly , and all Boolapallays. tinitlesp two, pp. telk ornomental hoards, prim fa, RECOLLECTIONS of a HORSE DEALER. MIMIC' TAYLOR, "Rdillinadoe," late rough.rtder to the Peaky Sib flemors, and we of the surrlvon of the celebrated LWM Charge M Balaclava No work kr ever Issued from the press bettor entitled to =tonsidenew It Armada In t y practical inform ad roved, every move In hone dealing and hone coping. Ilfloome hoops a stable or rides a hone should buy the book. London Ward and Lack, 158, Fleet-street. TRACY ON TM CINSLA, THE CENSUS. A Plain Tract for April, 1861. Prle* la. per 10D. Ty7=for Promoting Mylit Konwledia—Depnaltorles: 104sats4treet, Lincoln sla•4lelds „ 4, Royal Mebane*: ll Raaovaralreet, Etanover•sows; and by all bololutllers ~ TEI INDIAN JANINE RIMINI 1111 ID: The ernatittile appointed by the Lord bLityor to nail,, the wheriptione for the relief of tie sufferers by the feethil frame preeellig h brie sat all day on eater dry, at the Mansice-hoese, red were busily all aided by Mr. (tastes., the skid clerk, who osi ✓oes is ever reedy to lend bis moat valuable assisrece in *eery:Elia geed work. A general sab-sarelatie bee bees • • wine duty it well be to 1104•11 eaknorip tire , end it is intended to adverbs • oemplete list of ereesond the errata subscribed, Bosom r see on. be eh tared. h i intended to remit by the staff of the 3rd instant ell the raw that will have bees reeshred up to that day to the Germs. of Bombay, to be distributed Is the meow that the authorities shall resider the veer advisable. The committee will sit gra on Wednesday, and in the eiseetiew it is requested that all ceetrilintkes may be sad to the Lard Mayer at the haesionboues ; to the bosomy esarrary, W. Dent, Esq., 11, Tokenhouse. yard ; B. P. Lowe, Er. (Messrs. Grindley and Co.), AS, Parliamenteinet ; or to & li. Goodman, Esq., chief clerk, at the Measies.bouse ; and any banker in the United King doms will also receive sebeeriptions for remittance to the credit of the ecaminise at the link of England. Efforts are sir berg made to induce the public to bold trollop is ell pars of the country in aid of the subscrip tion: and the committee entertain • refire& hops that thit movement pow fairly set on foot will atria such • magnitude as to demonstrate to the different peoples of leis perrally the interest taken in their welfare by the people ef this country, and that they are regarded by us as dry fellerenbjects, united under the crews of Ereglead. The amour of sassy already actually in the banal of the committee is bermes 5,00 W. and 6,00 W., but several large sums her_ yet to nose to bend, and it is con fi dently be. Beer AM they will be Is • position to remit between 20.41001. sad WOOL by the aril of the 3rd. inst. Till TAMMY ACT AND TNT LACS TRA DI. —A Mier bee bees received is Nottingham from Mr. Charlie Puget knee of the asemben for the borough) relative to the applell•AlN of the Factory Act to the lace trade. The right , hes. gehtimes Aston that the report of Mr. Cornmimiceer TTONIabeNNI OS the lace trade contains the following re eceemesagiees i--" That after August 1, 1662, the Patton Act shall be applied to the lam trade, with the following restricticem :—Yint, that youths above 16 shall he per. milted to work between the boars of 4 a.m. and 10 pats., but sot wee thee BIM beam within those how lisemol, that the provisions of the Factory Act, requiring the mschiaery to be fenced, shall not extend to the lace menu. facture.' THE REVENUE. I.—An ABSTRACT of the GROSS PRODUCE of the REVENUE of the UNITED KINGDOM, in the undermentioned periods, ended March 31, 1861, onsupanel with the corresponding periods ei the preceding year. (buten ended 1 Yeer gie Owlets ended. I Tear 1 /Wed , ... ..,1 ceded Jame* 1 Sept 30, I Dec. 31, Mara 31,'Mareh 31, June* Sept 311, Dec. 111, Man) $l , Mare) 31, MO. 1301 IWA 1861. I 1961. 6 LW& lei& 1351). 1010. i 1810. -------- - A It it A ___l A A A S a I a (Immo 1.712,777. 6,1/3000 3661,000 5,824AUV, 13 . 301 MT! 6 309,4111 3676,166 4226,000 6660613 24.6111.110 RXtlBll 6,114,000 5.669,000 4,369.000 4.873.000, 19.436.400 4,946, 6,649,000 6.100600 4,607,000 20,391,010 PITA MP% TAXI:B TROPERTY TAX 1,066610 3281,906 3,530,000 4,020, 10,913, 712,1 1,174,000 038, . 6602,000. 9604106 7O814)1710E 825.000 000me4) 880,000 696,0001 3,400,000 716,000 710,000 630,000 915,000 3,344000 CROWN LANDS ... 66,000, 61,."41 0'13,0001 76000. 280,608 64,600 61,07 83,000 74000 2%479 11124:ALLASSOU 3 ------- -., TOTALS IL—INCREASE and DECREASE in the Quarter and Year ended March Sl, 1861, as compared with the corresponding periods of the preceding year. Querter ended Merck 31, 1861. Year aided Mardi SI, MI. , A Isereme. Deemer. ' ' Inman. Disease. & A Z. 0. C 1 1211IMB Y.XCIBII STAMPS 14164 301,814 TA X 134 PIWPERTY TAIL 14 k4T-OPTICI eitoWN LANDS 2115CELLANMOVI — 380,367 34,463 TOTAL! ‘., , A.—_____ y ' A /1•:=90. g 806.066 Not Deszerao. lII.—An ACCOUNT SHOWING the REVENUE and OTHER RECEIPTS of the Quarter ended Marsh 31, 1861, the Application of the same, and the Charge of the Consolidated Fund for the said Qwerter, together with the Surplus or Deficiency upon such Charge. ear&m.g;see beyond the aro the Conn rink 4 the Quarter ended Dec. 31. II" via : Great Medan Ireland 923,311 A 912,511 Income received to the Quarter ended March 31, 1081, aa Moen In Account I. . . . 111,633,9110 Amount raised by sale of &chequer Bills Plumply) Issued to replace, ill part, the amount of bills poo h on out of the Ways and Means Money Grants toe the year 1300.01 Amount raised by bus of &chequer lush dek ba ther part of a grant of £2,000,000) MAN Amount raised per Act WU Viet. cap. 100, on account of Fortifications, de lBB,llOll Amount received la the Quarter ended March 31,1301, In repayment of Advances de Public Works. de 317,011 Amount applied out of the Income for the Quarter ended 31arch 31, lanl, In redemption of Exchequer Bulb (Deficiency) for the Quarter ended Dec. 31 lew 42,709,510 Amount applied nut of the Income to Supply Ser vices, In the Quarter ended March 31,1%1 Chance of the Consolidated Fund for the Quarter ended March 31, IN6I, viz. : Intere4t of the Permanent Debt L5,588,080 Terminable Debt Interest of 1/chequer BMA ,Llefl doom , 619 The Civil List lOl.Oll Other Charges en Consolidated Fund 413,969 Advances for Public Works, dc 167,6110 4958,018 t 21,5130,60111 Balance, tieing the Deficiency, on 3ist March, WI, omen the charge of the ronsididated Fund in (Drat Britain, to meet the Dividends, and other anima, payable In the Quarter to Jose 30, its I, and for which Facheguer Bills .Duticieucyi will be Issued In that Quarter Surplus Balance in Ireland beyond the Charge of the Consolidated ' , Lad In Ireland, for the Quarter ended March 31, 11011 iet,266,646 vissous SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE MEETING AT NORTHAMPTON. TO TIM EDITOR Or !NZ II RiaL Bra,—The racing season commences in earnest on Tuesday next, with a meeting that has few equals in the Calendar, the committee wisely contenting themselves with occupying two days, although having 8551. public money at their command, so that there is no chance of • failure, as the late meeting at Warwick turned out, the only contests of the slightest general interest during the three days there being for the Trio] and Two-Year-old Stakes. In the propamme before me there are the Northampton shire and Whittlebury Stakes, with the Queen's Plate and Trial (not yet closed) on the lint day, and the Earl Spencer's Plate, St. Lis Handicap, and Althorp Park Stakes, on the second, which are certain to keep up the excitement from beginning to end, if the Mlle remaining snots do not. In the Northamptonshire Stakes (the first of the "spring handicaps ") there are 43 annals mrep=, representing some 30 different parties, the bang A. Taylor's, at Pybeld, with Lord ='s Plumper, 4 yrs, 7st 71b ; Sister to St. Albans, 3 yrs, fist 131 b; and the colt Out of Intimidation, 3 ps, fist 131 b ; Mr. Parses Rattlebotte, 4 yra, Bst ; and Mr. Clerk's Seen, 5 yrs, 7et 91b. Dories the last few days the Itrelasseed gentleman's trio have all played • part in the market, while the othen are booked certain absentee. ; but heat the state of the market it looks probable the stable very good, as the support emended to power St. Albans, and more recently to Plumper, we. of a very lukewarm character. There is no mystery as re =any . other " division," although lady Trespass, An- King of Diamonds , Merrimac, Kies of Kent, and Dane form the whole of the lot besides Lord Arlasbury's that are at all firm in the niarket r the Rap and Horror having suddenly become very " fishy," and it le said the latter's owner cannot get his money on. The " out ▪ " expected to start comprise Defender, Bevis, Moor hen, Donner nod Slits, Industrious (or Nativity), Ambush, Oliver, Sycophant (or Wombat), Billiton, Jacint Black Sultan, Bearish, and Robinson Cruaoe ; but out o ha, f than several will be missing at the finish, and presuming that A. Taylor's stable will not be represented by more than • couple, I cannot see • probability of last year's field (fifteen) being exceeded by more than two or three, at the outside. Of those sot backed, Robinson Crusoe and Industrious are all that would have a chance, even with the money on, nicest).- fender can show some of hisoldqualrtiee which he appeared to have lost at Lincoln and elsewhere this season. ladyTY is meeting him in receipt of 7lb for the year sod mut,= gives her but 41b the worst of the weights with the old hone, and onsideriog how well she ran with 7st 12111 in last year's Cessrewitch, being about " fourth best" in the race when giving 31b to lieu Webster, her chance is anything but out. Put Ben Webster in here at 31b less than her ladyship (list 21b), when he would be quite equal to Horror and Ava lanche,from their running in the Royal Stand Plate at As cot last June ; consequently, Lady Traipses ought to brat this last-mentioned pour, if she is at all fit to run, prat as is the improvement Mr. Parr has made in AraLmka, who will prove her running at Warwick to have been anything but correct. The Kiog of Diemen, we never saw travel • distance last y i ear, except in the St. Leger ; there, however, he did out disgrace himself, and t will be singular if a de scendant of King Tom is not capable of staying the distance (two miles). The horse, looking at the company, is most favourably weighted, having only the worst of it with two that have been backed, against which he retains equal to 131 b hoes lady Trespass, 71b from Avalanche, 91b from I Honor, and llb from Plumper, while none of the threeiewolds receive more than they are entitled to (261 b) for the year. He certainly has to concede 51b to Mennen, and m good as 111 b to Dana, but neither of these has run la sash good cannon, and his Majesty's numerous adios- Me are perfectly justified in their coufidenee, as they ma make we be will do his best for them. Merrimac was never half-trained when he started last year, and four of his ire defeat. were in the best of company, while on the fifth °comics (at Reading) he was running up to his hocks in mad ; omanneotly, he could never be set down as • tad bone, and from the tackle he went through the mill with last week, we are bound to consider him (mireo than moderate, several stables that have horses of on in the ram " gong " for this gentleman in preferenne. Dane oel started twice last season having WOR the Wanrialishire p so Wall 11118iy that she be came a peat favourite for the City and Suburban and Metropolitan Handieaps ; however, she met with an accident in the first of these races that kept her at home for the rest of the year, and she was a lm ost forgotten, until a heavy commons was introduced into the market on Satur day last to back her for this stake. Like Merrimac, an has been tried under the animism of the mat dangerous " talent," and while meet* eyerytimg that opposes her with the beet of racing vinOts, they can scarcely make • mistake. King of Kent hat year ran anything but the g ist-clam horse our handicappers have made him out, and OM little incident concerning his sale must have opened their eyes, as I believe he would never have changed hands at any price but for an accident. His new owner has • tremendous stake on for the Derby, while there is some good money entrusted to him for next Tuesday's tourney ; and in my opinion he will figure more respectably than many think possible with his crusher of 7st, for the calibre of nose of his opponent can be set down as A 1. = i nn confidence is not so great se to suppose him of beating Dane and Merrimac, who appear the two most dangerous animals in the race ; and fading these, the King of Diamonds will have a chance of carrying the prim to Newmarket. The Whittled:Fury Stakes, for two and three year olds, six furlongs, is sure to flad thejuvenila nearer the mark than they were last year, as among the " dark " lot Mr. Merry and Sir J. Hawliy's nomination are certain to make • noise in the world some day, the former po ll en= having Express sod Sider to Cecilia, while the latter has Duke Rollo. Express and Duke Rollo were sang the most pro • esadd under the hammer last sewn ;_and P is see that struck me very much, so that if the run him in preference to Ethel, your readers must expect • first-rate performance. The three•year-olds ea rned are einem ia number, Ran enaley's weight being Bst 1111 s, while p dh Clire r . Nuthada, sad Dolton have M KS sash ; , Sot 811, ; Res Ran and Farris, list 5111 i ash orenter. lions, Merton, learns, Strike, and!aightahridge, list 31b each ; sled Medusa mid Shepherdess eaeb. lady Clifdes performed so WU , lonstly at Werwisk that, ia the Aimee of Quisheilver, I ma only esneiller the tight weights have a elan. of heading such two-year-olds as &prase, Peignoir and Duke Rollo ; the best of that division being Forester, unless Lord Stamford resolves to pull out Imans. Forester has been tacked to win some money for tLe Dert t r i and while only giving the two-yr-olds 231 b, h e i s suedes good-looking rme to place my greatest con& deuce ardham's mount. The other events in the fast day's list are not of a character to employ my pen, only two of them being complete, and one is • • selling ^ nice ; but I can deal with nearly all the items set for Wednesday, es they promise very interesting contests. The Racing &ekes, for three-yr-olds, one mile, is surely a "gift " for a Derby favourite like Kildooan, who receives Ilb from Benham Lee ; and Black Diemood can scarcely ices the Cup Stakes, two miles, with Booms& about the bud of his oppeseute, However, the prize is only worth 150 son., sod it weld be more judicious to reserve the Diamond for the St. 13s Handicap, one mile and a quarter, which fa of four times the value, while hie weight (64 21b) is very lenient, be having to concede only the bib for sex to (Nips, and 61b to Sawcutter, Woe being his only dangerous 3-yr-old opponents. My opinion is that neither will require much beating front ma a good horse ; and the Northamptoushire Stakes might die pees of two or three others that look well now , Lady Tres pass, 4 yrs, fist 311; Merrimac, 4 yrs, 7st ( only 7st 51b should he win on Tuesday) ; and Oliver, 4 yrs, Set 111 b, being all engaged. The best of this trio (pro ba bly Merri mac), with Dreadnought, 4 its, fist 10th, form all that Black Diamond's party will have came to far; but it must not be forgotten they hays another Tay good string to their bow is The Speaker, 5 yrs, let Slb , and between the two they ought to carry away the prise. The Karl Spencer's Plate, five &deep, is not such a fine ceedul affair as it has been of late years, and the field will scarcely be so strong as lad year. The private reputation of Spanish Fly, 3 yrs, fist, will frighten many from the post, and they mutt take 2 or 3 to 1 about her before the start, for the stable think it a certainty, and that she is equal to Tyrant at even weights. The only three-yeer-old likely to bowl her over is Bluestone, Set 21b, for Polyolbion, tist 41b, is a lade, and Touch-me. Not can hardly give a good horse 12114 while Parasite, fist 1211, is not barked en if wanted, or he would not be de spited by me over a short course at any weight. The old horses carrying upwards of Set can have no chance with Lunellus,4 yes, Bst ; Fravolla,4 yes, 764 1311; yrs, 7st 91b ; Spiceboz, 4 yes, 7st gib; and Seclusion, 4 yrs, 7st 21b, in the field, and the champions of these are Lanoline and Fravola or Seclusion, the two last mentioned being in one interest, but I em not con fident in their ability to give Spanish Ply and Bluestone the weight, or even Permute, If they back the latter. The Aith orp e Park Stake, for 2.yr-olds, halts mile, will be influenced by the running .for the Whittle. bury, as now of the public performers (Fetrelda, Queen of Spam, Summer (lane, Lass o' Gowns, and Over the See) may show, while of the remaining Ave-and-twenty Sister to Man-at-Arms, Tutor, Dubs Re/le, and Peignoir are in the event above-seined. Your readers are already in posses sion of my opinion of the two last teentioned ; but they may safer defeat on Tuesday, when Boss and Lag of Hearts shall have my confidence. —I am, be., METEOR. The start for the legitimate racing season will be fairly made this week. The seven meetinp which have been recently celebrated were unimportant ; they only excited the transient interned of a few restless speculators, and the iucidents which marked them were neither of an enduring mature, wr eel. culated to affect the betting in any ef the peat swag races. This week, however, the shadow of man seeing events will be discerned, and N art L arspim will take place the Bret really large ptherlag of all seats and conditions of sporting men. A new seam wile\ mimes extraordinary prosperity will be fitly by the meeting which will be celebrated under the menegr ment of the Merl. ManhalL The programme prints such an abundance and variety of itill2ll that the policy of extending the meeting to three clays will doubtless be spin brought under discussion with increased semesters. At any rate three days' sport has been provided in North amptonshire, for on Thursday the Grand National Hunt Steeplechasee, which have a growing popularity, will take place at Market Harborough, sod they poems andideet attraction to induce a large majority of the race visitors to prolong their sojourn in the county. In addition to the Northampton " fixture" there will be meetings at Catterick Bridge, Croxton Park, and the Hoe, and "little goes" at Henley in Arden, Newcastle, Tadcaster, Use Isle of Wight, and Abergavenny, so that ratting men of whatever county will not lack employment. Eight races will be decided each day at Northampton, and they will bring out homes that are merely known to fame by rumour, but whose skied is anxiously anticipated, and ethos whose re-appearance is awaited with much interest and curiosity on account of the promise which their per formanoes last year afforded of their achieving considerable turf celebrity. Expectation on these imb}eets is not likely to be disappointed, for amongst the safmal entered are many that have important engagements in the peat three yearold and handicap events of the season, and which have played principal parte in the "doings at the Corder. Of the items in to-morrow's list three are yet unclosed, but they are likely to obtain a satisfactory number of entries. The weights for her Majesty's Plate this year will be in accordance with the new and judicious leak of weights, ordered by the Master of the Horse, who is by the way one of the stewards of the meeting. The mod importan titem on the card will be the Northampton shire Btalces, which out of 126 subecribers only commanded 47 acceptances. Still the disproportion between the " ayes" and the " noes" cannot be attributed to any bleeder- Mg on the part of the Haodicap per, who appears te have executed his task with hie usual impar tiality and discrimination. This event is the des ► of the series of those important spring t he which are not only largely speculated upon by the fraternity, but which from the greet lettersets they involve, attract the attention of all persons who hero any regard for turf puma/4 " Books " of every dimension have law bees opined upon it, and if the betting hem net been Irish it bag bees characterised by remarkable *masa tines, whisk have served to quicken the lutenist of the Avalanche, who had been held in high favour prior elt i a , relppranwee at Ellarewebtuy, hie bees driven teem her }comment position in the betting. and Yeerinsee has been advanced within the last day or two to the foremost place in the list of quotations ; Horror sad The lap, who wen seat in demand, have receded before tin tendency of Damao and Kin of Kent. Be easettisdree lettleg, however, th will is at doebelem the preseediU sa s tae Me market brow eredwis draw et • ehaweder. It he Miner' are lower& el Nang amps& liras will go to tee pal..adilboy will So' ideated from the wag: HORSE Lady Toupee.— Horror Avabuiohe Bovii The sm• Ting or Dlaniondi Scant Moorhen Merrimac Industrious Ambush Simple Simon King of kent Dana° Sycophant Wombat &Siam Sister to Bt. Albaos Benbow Oliver Nativity Intimidation TILINIML. J. Oaborea. , Wadlow. J. Boutt. Hayboe. Hiroo. Maomag. Goiter. Zachary. Zachary. Godthug. Weaver, J. Dawn°. A. Hatable. A. Taylor. J. Scott. Berm. Grater. A. Taylor. The Whittlebury Stakes. with it. 47 subseribers, is likely to bring out a large field, end if it be not so convenient aa " instrument of gamine' as the handicap, it will be marked withmore prospeetiveimporteace. Amoopttheauimalsthat have incurred extra weight are Rut Stanley CO), Lady Clifden (51b), Nutbush (51b), Doefoot 11511:4:wirilst the fol lowing ere allowed right :—Hilly Dwindle (811, paid; learns (51b), Knightabridz (51b), lyanlintf (51b), gluertou (51b), 'maw. (51b), Strike . lb), Forester (51b), Madura (51b), Redpole (51 1 ) mad, and Shepherdess (51b). The Stead Platy and th.Nene Handicap (for which the acceptances are to be declared to-night) are ths must it,. portant items in the first day's llet. On the Wednesday will be the Rail Spencer's Plate, for which 61 horses were admirably handicapped, and of which only 29 were struck out. The field wall doubtless be as numerically strong as ever, fur the Spencer's Plate is as popular bore an the (ty and Suburbia at Epsom, the Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot, or the Steward'v Plate at Goodwood. According to Belle 10(fe, the thirty.two remaining " in* re present no fewer than twesty-one stables, those baying two or mere repeaseatatives being Wadlow (3). Closter. Wade* Hughes and Alex. Taylor (3 each), Knight and W. Day. - - The Althorp Park Make, will not moult one feather of its popularity, and may bring out a youngster, of whose merit the racing public wot not of. The meeting will be under the stewardship of the Mar quis of Allealitu7, Sir M. Des Vacua, cud the Hon. F. W. Villiers. The officials wM be Mr. Mark, judge ; Mr. T. Marshall, ion. ' as starter ; Mr. J. Maaneriag, clerk of the scales ; and Mr. Marshall, see., clerk of the coulee. The eteepleclume meeting at Market Harbomugh is likely to be more suoreseful than the similar venture in the naigli bourhood of Northampton last year ; the mune' of the stewards alone are a tower of strength. At Crouton Park and the 800 two meetings of more than usual interest will take place, but the gathering next in im portistoe to that at Northampton is at Catterick Bridge. PROGRAMME OF NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLY HUNT RACES. To•fifostaow. Tan TRIAL NTARts of 10 son. each, with 50 added ; 3-yr-olds, Tat ; four, Set 91b ; five, 94 lib ; six and aged, 94 31b. One mile. To close this evening. Tai GREAT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE HANDICAP of 25 each, 15 ft, and sif declared • ' with 100 added; the to resolve 25 son. Wieners extra . Two toile'. (125 sate. 18 of whom pay 5 ems. each.) gin et lb Age at lb Defender Dultibella Schism Moorcock Lady Dawn 4 8 4 fby Meg Tem— Horror a 8 4 Molly Battledore, 4 3 0 m 3 • Avalanche 4 713 Rupture 3 4 Simple Slane Berle Pitman tin. tibei) .. 4 7 1 Black Sultan 8 3 The Rap a 7 Belletsle ' 3 a King of Diamonds Scent Mann•Aram 4 7 SW to St. Albans .... 3 13 Moorhen a 7 Promotion 8 13 Plumper 4 7 Pc by WWI Dora— Booboo 6 7 Intimidation ll 13 Bridegroom • 7 Croagh Patrick 3 11 Donner and Blitz .. 4 7 ltelenson Crosse II 11 Merrimac Industrious Ambush 6 7 = .44 Dwindles 3 paid Doefoot Heat 7 Zing of Tint STAND PLATE (Handicap) of 50 Man., for three-yr olds and upwards ; winners extra. One mile. Al• lit Age 11 18 Cheesecake 4 1! Sweetbread Lustre 6 : Isthmian 3 13 Royal Sovereign .... 6 II la Flitch Ancient Briton 6 1 Jingling Johnny .... 8 10 Mies Eleanor 6 13 Necromancer a 10 Arabians .t 6 12 Joule Brown $ 9 Zdmuud Kean The Nun 4 10 Luther 3 6 Qwellyan 4 9 Iby Rospodar—liope 3 4 The Don 4 6 f byTodmor—Taarina 3 4 Illselpin Billy Dwindles 3 3 Snapshot 3 a Actress Han IfAsseres PLATS of 100 (blame ; 3yr-olds. 74 9th; I four, 946 71b; .five. 10et ; six and aged, 104 121 b. Two mike. To ekes this evening. Neal FM HANDICAP of 5 son. each, with 35 added, l for all ages. Spencer Plate Conine. — Aceeptancee to be declared this evening. Age s lb 1 Age a 11‘ Mae Julia • 10 1 Ringbone Lord 4 the Manor .. 6 131 Pietas a a Neophyte Cbsesseake Brandy Ball nem 6 Maid of Honour .... 3 11 Onkel 4 Sunflower ltsvela Leonia 6 Nunnery 3l 19 JuSet little Oared • Prince imperial .... a le Roily 4 Volunteer • • le li Enfield 6 Hartley Whitney .. 4 Seders box 4 Count Horn Us 8 r e tz u 1. a Penalty 6 Wainer New Woman 6 13 Benas A laz ie ... ..... a Mistake Con/orlon Chananthe 6 1 Deaths• 3 Serlitslon lintbush a X Vixen Von Stroom Infanta Rattlesnake 14asseren1 4 The Yawn a White Wan a Acre 8 The in. 4 Belerino Itreafte Tractiom Omen Bee 4 Revolt 2 THE PTTCHIJIT MILLE4O) STAINS of 5 sore. each, with 40 added. The New Spencer Course (5 furlongs straight). To clan this evening. A Swank Pr. 451 of 30 son., added to a handicap of 5 eon. each. The winner to be s old for 40 son., do. Win ners "atm. Spencer Bate Course. Ass at lb Age st lb . 4 8 7 The Quaker . 4 8 0 Joy . 4 7 13 Sloth . 5 7 7 Sofiya 8 411 . 6 7 6 fby Rcepoder—Mope 3 610 IT arm= of 15 son. each, IS ft, with 100 et Sib; three, 84 81b ; Miss and gel. r • winner extra, dc. About threolvor. ink) Age a b c la n taPlaa •n Contturlon White Wave The Nun Volunteer Infield Tun Warrnmun added; trybeida, dinp allowed Me tan of a mak. (47' v alid= Modes Mates= latit• I Icarus Bister to Mais.ate das Merton Mania Deeded 3 a Ivanbcd a Parade Issue • - a Shepherd's" Master Fenton Keane Cain . Twinkle Strike Forester Peignoir Billy Dwindles (paid) Bedpole (paid) Iralaida;rldge— by Orlando Barcelona Prince of Wales I Ras Bleu Data Rollo T.tor Abel 2 Brsech.loader °arrow/us Arm.t r elisikrirs lianrklo b_y Automat Hibernia c by Wag Misfire- Ilan Croke turn — 2 f by Kingston 11sidnf the Morn 2 Zelda Niter to Cates 2 IN4ero Wober 2 zloowie Fain RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. LONDON AND NORTH M/STERN RAILWAT. A special train will leave Ruston Station on Tuesday and Wednesday at 9.15 a.m., returning from Northampton on the evening of each day by special train only at 6.45 p.m. Return tickets to Northampton from London issued on Monday and intervening days will be available to return up to and =lading Thursday. Mauer HARDOROUOEL—First and second dam day tickets trued from King's-cross and Hitchin for Market on Wednesday and Thursday will be available f i tr a = h ng by any train np to and including Friday. 00 mar Thursday • sprialid train willleave King's for ket Barhurnuth at 8.40 a.m., returning at 7.30 p.m. Tin Roo R•ces.--On Saturday first and second e I day Umtata from Kines-arees for Welwyn and Wheat. hampatead will be available by the folloWieg traltis :- 8.0, 10.5, 11.30 a.m., and 25 p.m., returning from Welwyn at 4.22, 6.0, and 8.36 p.m., aud from Wheathamp stead at 4.12 and 7.38. WELLINGTON YACHT CLUB SAILING MATCH• --- The above club--of which the noble duke whose name it hews h president—opeeed it. .e 4Wn 1 / 4 I tuida i with a sailing match for • silver goblet, with gent emen • gigs, of which there were SOO3O very fine hosts from the estaNnihment of Mr. Gramm. The following were the entries : Boat. Owner. 1. ........ C a ty O. Les. Y. G. Barker. Douro B. Deraiel. 4. 5. Dolphin G. Dee. & ........ Mersey .. mune from ilattes;aoFidige, rounding (on the port hand) a boat moored off the River Wandle twice up and down, and the race was viewed with interest by a great number of persona assembled on Battersea-bridge and the banks of the revel. The race waa started at 3k. 20m., under the direction of Mr. Cubit, the vine -commodore of the club, there being plenty of wind for such 'mate from B.W. Mr. C. Dee made but an indifferent start, owing to hi. boat getting into the eddy, but that was soon retrieved by her pace and hie good animanehip. All canted to the south ward, with sprits set, bristled up mina, braided foresail down. The Dolphin and Mersey soon led the way, and front the Ant rounding at the Wardle preserved their poai. lions, but not without the'inettiee of the greatest nautical skill, the Gipsy and Belle being close upon their stern, and making between themselves a very interesting race, in the course of which they changed places, the Belle passing the Gipsy in going up to the Wardle the second time. The race concluded by the Dolphin 1 65zilbig in Ant, at 5 h. 22 m., and the Jamey two minatarlfterher. The goblet, having been filled with champagne, wu duly presented to Mr. 0. Ilea, in the large:oath at Greavea'a, by the vine -commodore, with an appropriate speech, which was duly responded to. This race cannot fall in 'unmans the popularity of this club. , wan LONDON ROWING CLUB. The gentleinenOiihT;oluTelseope;;ltheseason with a very nice race sinotipt themselves. With a very reisswortly desire to reader the whold of the club pro- Meet in the art of rowing, a senior took a junior member with him in each boat, the incitement being a pair of gob. lets, generously presented by auother of the body. The ace, which took place at Putney, was won by Neon. F. J. TA* and Stamm, Maws. G. I). Lester sad G. }leslegrave being wooed. Zwarything pawed off very agreeably. PEIGHTI77L PLIASURE KILN ACCIDiNT. On Good Friday evening an accident of a most alarming character occurred to a pleasure van while on its return from Ease:, whereby several persons were shockingly (Lf not fatally) injured, by the upsetting of the vehicle. The van left the vicinity of Betanakreen laden with pamengen, who went ca a pleasure excursion to a rural spot near Woodford. The party.lrad freely enjoypd them selves, and while returning home down a steep bill at • sharp rate, drawn by four horses, the van overturned with a fearful crash, precipitating the driver and several of the passengers on to the carriage way. Several of the persons who bad witnemed the occurrence ran to the assistance of the sufferers, who were lying in an insensible state, seriously injured about the body and limbs. As soon as possible • messenger was despatched for medical assistance, when it was ascertained that • man named Edward Sinter, aged 34 years, of No. 34, West-street, Mile-end Old-town, had sus tabled a compound fracture of the right leg and contusions; Joseph Sergeant, aged 42, a brewer, had received fracture el the thigh, te. ; Joseph Drewett, aged 35, a cigar maker, injury to legs, and body, with bruises and contusions ; and William Weed, aged 49, a cooper, had • dislocation of the shoulder and other external injuries. The injured men were placed in carts and conveyed to the London Hospital, where Ur. Frederick Dawson, the house surgeon, and other medical gentlemen, promptly rendered assistance, and they were greedily pieced in beds, with every comfort that the organs, el their moss required. The ass of Salter is the mese swim and daegerous. Other parties were in jured by esetheires, but were removed to their respective homes. THE SPECIAL SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES. Yesterday evening by far the largest oongrega- Coo which has assembled hi Westminster Abbey during the long period in which the special Sunday evening services have been performed, mu present in the nave, attracted no doubt by the announcement which had been previously made that the sermon would be preached by the Bishop of Leedom. Every available space was filled long before the service commenced, and although the pressure from the outride was extremely great, a vast number of persons were dimppointed in their hope of obtaining admission. Amongst thew who were present in the part of the nave set apart for those who have tickets were Lord Charles Russell, the Bishop of Oxford, Sir Minto Farquhar, Bart., M.P., Mr. Taverner Miller, the Dean of Westminster, a nd the Rev. (boon Nepean. There was a full choir, the Westminster choir having been reinforced by the choristers from her Ma ty's Chapel Royal. Prayers were sung by the Rev. J. M.A., one of the minor canons, and the lemma were read by the Very Rev, the Dean. The Easter hymn, " Jesus Christ is risen to-day," was sung with greet fore' and effeet—indeed it would hardly be poesible to daperßse the excellence with which it was rendered. The Bishop of London preached from the 3rd chapter of the Second m aistle of St. Peter, verse 13, " Neverthelew, l rig to his promise, look for new heavens and' a Dew earth, wherein dwelleth righteousness." His lordship dwelt with greet earnestness upon that stupen. done that miracle of all miracles Arch Easter Day onnuesmorater, and eeroestly deprecated these attacks which have lately been made upon Cod's miraculous deal ings with man. It was only by such stupendous miracles, he contended, that God's great dorign for the redemption of man could be carried out. lie attacked the great vices of the day, all of which were inconsistent with the Christian character, and all of which must be put away before a man could honestly and sincerely pray that Christ's kingdom might owns. The sermog, which lasted an hour, was lis tened to throughout with marked attention—a circumstance not at all to be wondered at, for it was in all respeche a floe specimen of IMO pulpit eloquence. Ths, Hallelujah Chorus was . played, and the congregation d!gpened, the service having Weed two hours and ten minutes. At St. Paul's the sermon was preached by the Right Rev. Dr. Robert Bickersteth, Bishop of Ripon. CUMBIRLAND AND WESTMORELAND WRESTLING Foolery. —The sports of this festival were brought to a close on Saturday, but the attendance won not to be .compared with that of the previous day, the inclement weather, no doubt, influencing would-be visitors. The money prizes given were 20 guineas, for men of all weights, all comers, Wng natives of the two counties, and men of Northumber land sad Durham. sanctioned by the committee, which was awarded thus :-81. Os. for the first man, 41. 4e. second, ' 2/. 2s. third and fourth, and 11. 11. for the next four. There was also 101. given for 16 picked men for the beat, 21. 10s. for the second, and 11. tie, each for the third and fourth. The sports commenced with pole-leaping, for which seven entered, which ended in a tie for first and mooed prises, each jumping 9 feet 5 inches in height, whilst the third prim was also a tie between B. Cooper sod F. Robinson. The prise for men of 11 stone was woo by B. throwingJ. Smith ; and that for the 10 picked men b 3 y7 t Ewbask throwing I'. Rawlinson two out of three falls. The winner was the favourite throughout. The Qnsm were delivered up at a late hour on Saturday even. cog to the maromful competitors. HOCKING DRAM OF • FIRKMAN. —At half-past eight o'clock yesterday morning, as police-constable Ferris was going his round, his attention wee drawn to some smoke issuing from the upper pert of the promisee occupied by Mews. Hogg and Son, publishers, situate No. 9, St. Bride's-avenue, Fleetotreet, and which were nearly de stroyed by fire a few weeks since. It seems that workmen only commenced es Saturday clearing out the salvage from the late calamity, sires which the fire brigade have appointed an aged and supeftnnnated fireman, named Robert Foot, to watch the piece by night. Knowing this, the policeman knocked at the door, but in vain ; and on the arrival of the empties from Farringdonotreet an entrance was effected by placing a ladder against the first-floor window. On reaching the next floor the firemen witnessed a aid spectacle : the poor fellow in charge new found with his body resting on the Ws of the grate, sad his heed up the cbimney,in one masa of flame, Hews' instantly re moved from his dreadful posi tion, sod medical aid being celled in he was pronounced to ster l m winbealmqnseuiblaa mdelysii : y t t ipu h i b itt nii ; o i th o a" d f. es ec nd . d e ' r wall ased laP ns p his , 1 5::::::: aki t ei ath lia lm y e. . a e v rec'e l t f , PPl a res : T ig.g fr bodhe ua i t ri ? gy i d.t. w isisil l ies i d L iss, is w.77 2 6 to t ? wai n most tha t d ooronee readful . n i ut nq n u n es ert t ...lies in St. Bride's GISCIMAL Bosco. —A telegraphic despatch pub lished M the journals having armed that General Bosco had accepted service io the Pledinoakee army, that per sonage has written to the Debate to declare that the state. meet is erroseous:—"l am still at Rome," he says, "and enjoy the maims of kis Majesty Francis U. I have not taken the reselattee to serve a government against which I fought.* k I 1. h