The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-22 00:00:00

__. .. .. _. . . . NEWSPAPER I '- ' 7is :r. 7; wr ;'-' -:71 Thael'lT aalliqXsl riTTT .. ir-, 16; *, . 411 ". , ,... ... ............._ . , ..;.t.., fl 3 rt %_ . • •...... • ..„.: . ..... ~. . ~..:4. •,. 1 .414 - , '• i. 4 . , .• , '-. . , ~... .. . r • _ .. • (e- 1 ./, / if J 1 ./ ok iII / / _ ~~1~ No. 4,297.3 M2BBRf3. WORRY MORAN and SOW, of andarangea. lesaisa. LINZ at PACTAT MIPS Is AllraMak belesqlm ke Maw Mow Inas. aad •ssa. of =lrma. ben ma =es arisaly tar Ye indy Avairsia. 11Ppelreed Os lime lie Ma pasubsoft al Ur sedineislasesi aka a a a . 17im` i • DM N & Martin . ins Lisasbakire MO IL L. Bastbusplsa. . IMO 'll Tomlin IL T. Cbspan . Toeliskir• Maidstone . MOS & ci= Ado& IMO J. Atwood Ilketomeh In* 100 7 /Ds. 10th hos Do. ,YIN hay Da 10th 5t I Do. ,10th Do. 110th Do. _rota Nov. Do. Illth Doe. above weillmeara altfavamarile Ship are weed tar their Tol mod the letll t al their sesmoceitdater tee ail abates oravka so —Yoe IleL2oo, = d artVaGAN. + .9.1 4, L W:MEP WIGILAIII rod SEM, ue, Loadeoball street T WWI 00101IIITIOATION to NW TOM—TM LITIMFOOI.grin =AI MAN sair ooKriurrNi eillipsinwol boo tomilminahlm Omdm Si"II WW Wol a r Mg& 1r FOS NW TOIL ccm?. SALTII.OIIII.i«. - si•Viisiiii7 m? Woreareirr, May IS (ITT WAIIIIIIIOTO. Jon And Ivory sasuredlorg Weiersisy. an. 117. • Ilgdosakirsiordies billemarmoir pa kr e wo irmes. S autism beileili war..war..Me= prodirid Parrompos Ora& ma Ih rAirlw olvardomerur arts:—Ver torlior .Ull2l 111111J1K. Wallenarrert. broiled; or le awl MOM S. Wog Willwfts•t. Ctty. to ilaniall—ne Nee& 04.211•11 pammed A mow josamlimo ZILIO6 emplim rm. ref Isswe am WIIia.MISIT. al II PAL. hem if mowns.iisildtimm tar "" a t i :reltE d. -Ithias i = n : as l Nom' kw mod halt. alabala Vithausi ••••• BagpmMalimge. mg =MUM MU a mod IMlLlPPl s mgmmis Ma Om IWO Gomm pi amok U. Sad-Ira, LC. GREAT WESTERN R•ILWAY. w DE HOLIDATIL—arrraN TICKETS Wool es SATVIIDA Y. the Ink ot Kay, sea , hotienediste dim will be atonable toe rotors up to sod lochmtiog SATVRDAT, thy Tod et hos (IREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. ‘,A Wallat , '<TIM HOLIDATit-11W011110:111 to the NuaTil M WW PAILIW—TILAINa will have tis Pwallae• tea liallts at le SI an. lar WORD Mamas. K aM 4a); "taken sea la': lwawtaataa awl Ward* (11W Si. awl : Wrwamalarn wal WO. Wail Iletwaitlik Wad. aad =slam OIL Si sad la 11a). W flaa Ila ; Wallimaaaa aad thirewsbery atia ggi = Lla ti mil ILO ; Wailed MK awl WO; Lbw = Wreallllll. Ina Camear Mai at La)) ; alr• &bawd Ma awl I>t 61.1, as &U WIT, Mai islwalteaa W•amblair, MN, I 19: ea listast Nag nawabta am 11/ Maa : awl aa Walusiba, , J I!f. inks ell palm bwa rl= =;:, ima. Mae Maw, at WU ma. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. wampum= ISOUDATII—MIIIMON to Se WIC 11D1.—M BAIVIDA_ ,T 14• WM isms Pealtimlia al LW p.m M tellemikus, Tto w b Wesillsa. awl rims OMB WI twit 0-1 Tara MIL ma : PNiL ail Wq rwli sat Sal miumbe tam Wiimmli al am, as WITOMIDAT, Ms. li GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. WIIITTRUNTIM 11011DAYIL—OntliTWIDAY hay SI Y ILICTIVION TRAIN will knee Paddington at &YE . kr lan sad itsvcrot, renaming un TUNIEDAT, Um free MAW, si 8. 111 aPO . and sun al alma now— Ida sad a. firisral. Ir. sad 7.. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. W iirfaV Da 1101/DATIL-4 WILITAINDAY, Xse V. aa [ICU/MON MAIN will laamm Paddlarkim at taloa CHIJOCSSISit mod 111201 JD ,earn, K mad ts.): Giamaisimr mad Cimmliamboa gem mud 411.1 : and Imo sat Hated 1 3*4 am ea, geimumbie boo liarallard at tie p.m. Um Of. daRRAT RAILWAY. ‘.ll WIIITIVIITIDS SOLIDATIL—a. inar MAY. lie e Mg, a ZICITIMRON TIMM Mil lase at 11.41. La 017011 D iffilm 011. soll ft) ; Dim mil . lariskOsa mid (111 s. el awl 611; pa NA TS );111•1111rawoolsk, WebssiberL St mil It) : sod Weburbingess ime lb.) : nemig arm day bum WitiverkimMa al 1 PAL GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. WIUTIMINTIIII NOLTDAys, —e. wirrausDAy, Nag V. as AMMON MUM NIS Isave Prillisiss at tili saa. kr TAPWW t Fang. fa si. 44.0•11 14. OIL) ; Ty= aria, swift Thar. Wisamr% 1161/1. Nomburi, Vattosay, Nei Ilimpilinil PIL „ awl 91) . Marais. the oar egy fres Illumellerdl al T jun. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. WHITIVNTIOII HOLIDAY% —lle WHIT-HORDAY, Hay le, as TRAIN •4111esse Pemlieseek 1t46 Lee, for TAPLOW. Twyfor4, Henley, ReARIMICOMuIe. isielon. Wooer's . Thatebem. Newbeey. ifteimez, mad Ataagerttard. MvW j the tame day teen SAN al T a. fares to Taplow, Es. ad.; he the elher le ed ee sag es... tarTaer pyarrttteulan of the above Lecurakaa ON of vela= toms la *Sabana *a. w brad-billa RED SEA and INDIA TELEGRAPH IrIiTCNTH sad PINAL CALL. asking, with the delimit, EEO NOTICE 13 1411111 f Olii theta CALL of Et 104 ham been this day mai aids WIMP et the Company, PAYABLE on MONDAY. Oa Mb Ama IN& at the publie drawing-oft,' of Ltie Busk of slVres sd AS awl will be ehargod on all earls b anew, sad as barest will not run oath the py. newt, mob /sled Ilion& dap of Ifsp. fait Bp ardor et las &sad. latesistatsed. C. L PILL fiscpstasy. G RZAT NORTH ATLANTIC =swum COMPAST (Urrol). Tlio Compaq Is sow as come d kessaliaa. ta n a tat Ma okra the byre lbws d a Ira of roarrolas eau larkalbr boraria BrOrml art Ammar Parr lard& tciit Orsorlast alidi pears Ilso mow rry coarloara kr ton IS aal tram tar gorruara at Dor Ira Prarporms an sow aniase diorftwal So War So re rails la Os esintte. aq Ironware as aso mallet may be arabod a Mr. WM. =TAN, solattar, a, CM irrry. GREAT SALE al GOLD sad SILVER MATCMIL 111/11121T, PLAIT. Le. -47 0015. MILL Le.—Kili ONZ mom amor.—ar °Bois d sin ILLCUTOIL MO Odd wallabes. U I selains to Str ines• INS Myer Waishas. i t 1 winos be KM 0•11 aresehrs tensions), at ea A l =em• MO OnIM issienesol IN le IL 'Mem Leta allow /ft" se IL be M inineen, lAN linnet law, sit es. MS UN NiW P. at b. IL neren s irseL lASI ineni W Moo sod *1 s. al IL in I pima ELL WO Odd at Ms - to II INO ftilislif • Odd eel =laminas. Together L i • Mig .b. ame=n al Odd sad Silver Pemeil 1 meet, I I.ll.lUsk Leiria. Mali. K rye, Le . mei I,olo l =ble rod Down Knives sod Yorke, Amen lies end illesee•iplined Opesse sod Verbs. Came Dienes sad 4 ...ink ea l l se vess.•weel ri. t, wilk men venrielle OR Me Manse no eniele Le . Ate . snot • inemiky t Solid Pilver raw, MI at pion to risers • speedy We. 47, Corahlik LC. F/ORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to MOM ImMhorowirla --MN= Tobin llgooss and LI ie. got gym: lloomet lloomo god Foits, lift pr Nromolied phial so pm Mid Mac PRfsZNTs 17 111 0 11 1 1 D TVIET, wsbesqii• 685.: sok er wi t=ine de osideil d a pag-aMai *Mar puviaAurr SALI Szet-claw new and J movie IL[-1. 4tLR ..4 Oa. Mg I. aw mew le Oa SIM lbw Mee pweimed maim Vend • Noe of berm 'Wi, added la thrir Whelp tw brawl weft IN Say allwag ad IWO Ito awl who. deilas et died." Modes awl bed rem age= le esik lepapp mama. awl sem weeds; awhapswy Wes Amara ad Ida :.alai drewlween Albw le db. si 1k . wimps ail Way Y ele boo bedainde. e, ~romp mock posperafemotv bat the Orma 111 ,4wa Ivenddrare ltmear. El. Ind ilk p er .wleffelb bet, wool ; swininasd tM pen. le *6 albselw ell a a.l tbo Awe obrfli awl on wow weldas She t O vP4 .Ikll6llllE LIAM id Mamm a Woe. ad woad alfeleed terekare, wain mow periled beds 16t " Iverp ." =l3 " = " = " et _ Ow lowed prior le tiglebrerve. er masa retenwal wra approved af. paid de say m o ld ies M kbeplow. Na chew earluag lbe BRECKNILL. MUM, sad 80N8' RAND Avournces vs& 14.10. rel Olos• lismiaLM tba .1 ummlUe wt.= isu44 Owl 1 1 UL. 11 M. tut WM% wax owl Wire diendkos Yliaim Bad malaria& rlk Ise Elm U owil U. Illay.rdrii. Ilw.. MUER& THOMAS MILNER sad SON, sys, itio.stsook Cil . arothsons—Boarlasta la sorority of la •1016 sentran ken aas Sth . of MR skid. I kaki aka sal • eashamid all .y prinsW boas. tligi.4assints. stood ID wit ..dsz, waft st Its IN•sitinS oostals K.. It arosoioat as we Ira Or lakno Tot a/ so 'alms,. so I dr am think tapir stingy sod powers of ora ftr,stioo at Ise widely Rams —loan Isiglifully. A RCH IBA LD DLPTIIL i It Fore asst. Clty. Lor otos. LC. Ilia Match. Ism IV* 'IIeIkitPATINT9, I. Srrhimstirct, Lincolu'e MK MA ' —111.44446. DAVIN:4 sal HI ♦r contlinle so pro our 144441.4.4 gy p. 4.448 a 44.1 K4.noratt..,.. Al gre•tly . -1 . .„s ••e ,", M11e .144.441% tharlr 14 - 4• 41i110n444 linyysl4lollVA• appliwalula ur by latke. THZ HABANA CIGAR COMPANY (Lailed). WIZINOIIIL — Lorr ddmirsi Ili WILULM D 14113011, Ilart a =usm The lIW La Lsidearrisk I Ost T. C. last YdiMbsidra I Allred Warrses. In. LOUD Ned lisassiffy Ildidsweillaillialinesilsalls• Is 11=lk la red INgsrbod Close. big dos lowa sal asked la Wsreps . also WU, IrNisd sd Taoism asd pa t a sora Larips arm 00...50l Trisslissw, 416 sisfl l oar ka. LW. aped* rata warbstse as s I = i drs e .. Lott: Weiga minsak ssidiak • S. Mu ft, Dubin : IL 0 111 11=ses. ; Naddroddr: Wart 11, maw : dmieldris : 14 Tiblikelmst. DEBBY and OAKIL—CILUIPAGNE. 3 17 lasNakin dina—amosas Aqua= mi Ow, beim Ibl dim tbs. en 01017 nom& mad Ora SONT M. rad 245. pstaeosa. SILLIULY BRANDT. -Nom lb. awl tra. par Con. OM* Is as ass. saw, KNOW* se 0101411 WALLIS mai Ow. C. ftwroir ff ill e .V. sad 64, ens. Tworerakeek 0111 r. SZVENB iad SON 78, Biehopegst•-street WWI& MAO d mils at Imam - IRIT Porti as tia Week ak. at a te . reisk dm; s ditto. isperbr mil waled. 4IL. SOL. IiMr~MEZIS:;a Via es, n is ta at Jallsa, pr, disekr . 118 =it r S d e l learomiii. ab i mei wail Ilwe MINIM tee ash. PRIWITIVB-111. Icalt•myingiftm h . " the_ isp r ou lieg well Weal* nsaimied es et Cis Worm abaft slippers : Osead dhow Alm. Ma mil its. dime aria for =a MIL ea, mei Mc • Amsatabh • MI. loc dr.: 4 ad brim oft , r doe II rides. Ma : • Pats. I& col Inc ; New Mow lic. MIL. mg Sic ; iiry cid mad hisli dew Pk ?W It 14 p ft e. Clissb—geed wt; SW : k haft Ida AL it and Ma : War awl reastai him 46. is Ma pe r.... "dic • vicif i l ... ella.. ievele. dam , as.. aIL. "IL =jampvirils NUNN mil 1011 S, rimy eldtord WPM al I 4I I 7we pomp= Is Ur Ism Declialc a licambilisal, 1/, logaWs CaellaWdlevek W.C. WIWI lids ea mplicales. VOURIBHING LONDON STOUT, kaolin Ma A.N nookafs. =deft reseineed kr lb ,al, Ind laff OffilalMV. +smog ihe Wl= MO ti IIINIV I A seurldrine reksows an Misr Imi sa i lmniallk Cubs of 11. mI lSoller, at 111. pr dam IL Am a ra la ra quirt—Ltegirr ed OW 11, De sloysk Illeilleb yam rtARLOW'S ULF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. I.J No No mere Ilat lmerorsour wine. M. 61 14111.03,11/ 1 1MIA81 STAND.—Ifo wart* or sallow* eatarbed la tibias ...ill repay Meant a bemirodtoid. Prkelle. ILARLOVre AUTOMATON Clit 1111111M—Warraar di r aloe am Sea of *Dale . Pries 11.. M. tuutLow s R G =AT 11Ciiitra ll. a ITWAIM. a moral Gee, ma awe a lea et awl MR POTATO MAOOL—The way Re omit rim 4 1:t e llay ell Imam OM Me steam eaakaG. like Ili. N.R. direst to JAMS BARLOW, 14, ILksi I lin" family sal pals olem Om rat memo mil ima. Mina la is every Miele al Mims ewe apialose imlisl-41GMAMml MIL griBERT ani 0111APERT TUB and onnito r lIIIIILAND ten id ill Imo to bo oblialasd Al MILL= sad CIA, Vas MacelissAts. Mos wminiaansca on. end Wen used Pugs. led. Idd., lA, IL, NA ; doh lloodism la IL, Ss. sag ds. Tea cologless As Os galas el Kw soul esarlege troy to ow riftwg, deem sr midisst to in England. A price current MA Sootuslpisbli plan. All goods corrlsgs free within ;Odd Ribs cd lie CM,. MBE EAST INDIA TIA COMPANY (Llaitod), oZ i ll ia ingsz er vlro *port Sok oaf TZAR sers=”bllo wan of par oral rso db. bog of lea bun la bd. par lb. ; of Gofer ta bony. fraa ISt ; Icall s o israv alboarkla u ta z Woroboars, Gm* OYER'B SULTANA SAUCE. Relish, Suocat kirk zoistatis listasa4 a.—Thase eelealeeer= id* Os A Lassa* la Oa_ laallivi MIA ragataid se lwavamilft at el a'M Ass ladrarl wlialsommasa nbe be iami ll mem lad arnabuman la dr IlelaadlUagiam.flayamiladlapmablawllebbanat.gaima. pselln, Irdala Nom sad all maga diem awl bowl As to M, awl Isla a yeast dallies Ilawarm and 11111:11MILL. Parrayan Se Os llasaa , : r m waft Samba (101113171111 INDIAN CORN or MAIZE. ‘,/ J. MAY awl Oa Mg ee sesame up bama am Noce ,t Me above, which gee be meg ea • veg et able se magfeakeral crop. Mama el oar to o i r= o r: es t rgr ag. l=welfill to W Me M nSi rs two oohs el cora prodand by • matheme a bwirls. taw gedgeg et MM. TGINTLIXEN.—NOTICE d RXMOVAL. A. imp. MIMI Us Isool It ahedetely neceatery to remove ▪ booloon trim Dmltottoot to titan 'packet premien, which eat amble the mere Ally to warp oat the pin originated by Wee el made, treeters at se.. p ;dr, end every artlele con tracted with Ms heirs ln aecordasee therein*. Mr MUM'S new address will be rd. BP.OOI-811tUT. BONDarltricT, four door west et imerer.aqear. 11W Bt O INITZLNINB CAll, We. SPIL`CO AND _lllllOlll A.TTIIIL ElloBEli ;;;esoii tifigi22l;ieWat their pre. widens ler SPLINO mg $V exceed any of their amirefforts as well to extent es Is van*. nreay ha Tinted peindgel both U Yam sad abroad for the heat and soma sad We Aseeetted in collecting each an emegencinil et psi as Me /111~ before been ezhAbdid loader ser not la Gib sr War 71* 11111101112 G 7 1 11121111,1 Th law been satalrso tell ma adidamidelos et Os skirt sad mat papaw nor RUDY-NADI CLOTIIN ISOM le essekble he err mess sad Wry wriere le re Ire ts=4l Jura. wierstal red el leer rot WI is tisle=era sieregolie of es ere N Wet bedewed a 110111112 Y, EAT and CAP, ad BOOT ari MOS DIPAIMONTS, welch hare bre Serakiewl wilk as smiled, sew desk el eidderibis and eessres ble seeds ea orb prier es ashes the ofspleters to offer Asir Is t 7217 red yi •ke rY eggertwidlif of sass lag ad dry bleed irks thdr essleares tall bees& el dr &am+ d ari Ask aissles sal SO , Coner ° lll Wri = ilr.L A MlL,ltma BidTerbahlra. MOM awl SOX whil M Ihe M Isrfirdarly Arm% diet g • w ass =sr sikreeed el I will be mfrs .& et Ur Issikellea Zr leek Ur Sri trwrer tretarieg " Th e Orme k dre INgssONNI it SW& tadrisa L ; with nese !r odfAisrw aasi , sad Bi it RIM MaeM Mil a SIPA' ster i ardwil tree. IMP& —B. NOM said SON'S Establishments .111 be CLOUD ea SATURDAY WINING, the Sir and MONDAY, Qs Dr tricot, ad will be RROPILNID as real no TL SWAY renies. T" " INDISPINBILBLE " SUIT, made lo various' prams. alms arl mid saspted for minting, daft lievellbis, aid Imuistr i ttet seiversally le be Ormisslmaillortabliraast sow B,lt rpn..ll. Maim N To 17e Oblnfaad ad IL NUM andSON, saw ad Illosefaa ass Aid.* and manor at Nov Onbadatewat and flirdataaal ATOILITTZ REQUISITZ for the SPRING. Away aw lambs of Oa NNW awa ea& he *Wiwi pwwwi tie alag m ormllall abler t e ao DILIDOBI BALM of ODLUMBEA. tt So Ow yawls arl body dim Mir It insane iika w wadi is agrawalda tragrassa of peallmaaA aloe at Mr= ve yeas. Oa book aram eg t Om* law or Swain grey, permit las MIS Nabors it spate /Um who raft dais aw liwt:=lll%air. Alm with wave or curt &i. 54 ow IS MN. IS is alas saisinalvi L. dowastiiiwe t. dr l.fa twig Y fain mot r psdrier saw arovidado. arm& of /Ili imam Na Imitative wash tea egad haws So 816• and lig. C AAA A. OLDIUDOL - 11. Waikellsiodifisk ilim4 MR MK WIVE, esiebisted 011110 PLASTIC lei L sag kr Weir sad Decayed teak OM will ace berms Pat Peer Tr* I. wilorr Parlor re arlord).—gr. Deipeatatrea, Irian "sift Ur SOUND aad iii ng MTH an indimpsamable la Ito parard arl Mr bralib an_b lion*, by dr sarrisarion a DOWLANDIr =WM or PIM • wins wlr ranpased it en drillers{ and and resberibil of Illio errand WWI. It ankystas all roams Or Or nab. sad mor••• problem 'bin. me Is lin mennied arbor ; inane dr iri~ prapan ot A ssor ah. rusk =I Mims • bra •nz e i sdin iss iy lbe The al" kar• Or abbilirsi imil et as anis • parry awl ...• Ps . Mee IL IL pir ber.fr=Mke rif °pow au. we no ibe Yob sob `L ani o w , $ 4 .........nuk" ar Ibn yerningnit Mow ildl be 011111. and by &swift rod paitsisom Ds BELLOOS LOZIIIOIII sad POWDIM, Medical 1111 aggeimid by s ie Is- role Assisoty et 111 et Pavia. tar eke oars o ot f ladlapeatioo asa Omit tioa. sad of all Ike Some Illimasee of tae Stonaeb awl Is boa at lesseim is. W. the bottle of pivilic—enberst Depot. S. 10113.417, Prima chemist. 411. Hay MI gmlwTwo EXTRAORDINAM DI I MVKRY a an iolinly NOW UMW et CMOS DOW& biai ▪ ed mr a tri s tz=iolppoNoo la Orel Rale ==em et the metes! semis et the wive LOCAL MOM ▪ MO lbw =8 "144 / ?reOnset me s Aat ..sewil tenuity of tho V i lma "Oda Iwo Imo roomotO letemlobx.l lute Melia& tree roodyl) of two oOkops to dew p.a.'s. te W. lIILL. I. !to. a. Altred•plece. Ilettford smusm Loolloa. womoilotiono km Dem WI Two, awl lb to MOS Itrosiog LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAT 22, 1860. NATIONAL ABIIIIIBMI ROOM, 40 Val laa_l4Were arlill le), ire or EN erregl ji r mi d r o . deigiab .r. Walk et Wiled is, Os NYS at tie WOW Ma: We . Weed led.imisylerd (b 7 medal gab* 160 sialdblosik wiR Noe be tal I tido* Se lerre. Wow We dinning or L. W. X. Packer, Peri teelease a selectVge s e al the saw oprriertirke Sz alle =edea la. ARGYLL BOOK% Groat Windmill-Prost, Picasamy. Ilicesarl to Add Portioasoot— NOTICA—A G SALOON &AGM to QM Niabastawararveryarestss with the MOM= BAND, =IV Mrs Irss"hfrisarete ts ills Emperor qpa at a owe& A— Is lIIORTRLIT ROOK, doe Ladies sad Children, A. le or news et tiro Pagalaaaa. .. e ., =at= awl aft 4.-91; - 4 , la aL Also at 1111. Ai* - ..,., 4. vi .6. * 74...1adde11= w.j. t . „,..... 1i... fora ..r, sere cad ith', day. • • nIIR NOBLI TOIL —PHOTOORALIMI of TO: ri at i a of anonlmng, Milli Not .o. lin • Nol.ll. *OW No S. In polo Walk ♦ ni•C/ I.4 lllllnin of Hoonen, the Nay, So Aoki. auk nib mot b for 2114 Geo. MY odds pram% anininsfenk el • IQ PIWTAOLIII, by HAERDS 1., 11011, aril nest tie *IL *Aar be mai. Ned. wadi ar peaks. lea ; A r m. Oa.* ni si flail antjalvor liesidee Nal • 12 KA= L ieml Mlll. :lia Z i t Egr i a= a lie *Ka Ka lb lie psee% _ dols& —Se man emperjee. NC CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPIIR ItiODIR ARMS, CElPPircirs Ifl AIR.— Mi 1111.111ititossiwisid ad/wive a g sona alze, tlye pane IN for OR Me gybes fee U. saparilne foolscap, ea pt. Rolm Rim 46. WOODUIR CARDS. WEDDING YINYSLOPIL to HINTED TIONS taw CLUDIONY, CRTZUNIX, and BALL and STAMPED to ILLYM with ARMS or CLEM in Yost isafilswa CARLaPLATI lIRGANTLY 113fORATIOn and Int SOPZIPLYZ CARDS PIM= for la ed. —Observe, 0 11111 ST ateszemor wasicmisuna liaeselankisi. astabilaturani. 41 . PICCADILLY, two naana t imagist:ad, pato. la Id., THEODORE PAR S M.PW.MCE as • KUOITIM. um assmil kb MKT We and educataon be Os iskista. Imisa ZT. Walla "Rost POLITICAL RXPUGZ AND BRITISH SHIPS OF WAR. --e A correspondence cm this Nubia* was last night presented to both Houses of Parliament " by com mand." In the first of the letters, Mr. Ellia i : e 7 Minister at Naplca, writes to Lord Jolla with reference to a conversation in the Hoare of Lords : In the oosvenations I have bad with Captain PrePri, el the Orion, I have expressed the opinion that it wooed be extremely undesirable to give out that political refugees could find a refuge on beard his ship ; but that in the event of each a person presenting himself he ought to be (*led by the cironnudenees of the particular case. In the prapeat excited state of Sicily an announcement that politicipl re fugees could led a safe asylum on board her Majesty's ships would psuibly be nearly sufficient to produce an outbrtak ; but, on the other hand, it must be recollected that while a government and its scents are persecuting individuali in defiance both of law and justice, the persons dying from the police may fairly be considered as somewhat in the owe position as those who are escaping from the lynch law of a mob, and I doubt whether any captain would drive back into the flip of his pursuers a person who bad once got on board and appealed far protection. As far as I have moor. tabled, the applehts at bar Majorly's ship@ have acted with the Word prima sod dietitian, sod whoa said, as sons ban Iwo, wham, tiny would poi ug, sopkor to pelkisal refuges, their reply bas beim that their sole duty was the peeteeffitni of Britieh laarnaks. In the second letter Mr. Hammond, of the Foreign-office, applies by direction of Lord J. Rus sell for information as to the general instructions issued by the Admiralty to naval officers for their guidanoe, when political refugees ask their protec tion. In the third letter Lord C. Paget replies that no precise regulations have ever been laid down, it being deemed more expedient to rely on the judg ment and discretion of officers in command, exer cised according to the circumstances of each in dividual case. He states that Ofiloon in command are at all times enjoined to avoid all possible cause of offence to the authorities of the ports which they may visit, sad to respect the established rights, customs, and regulations of such places. Their principal duties must be, undoubtedly, to afford protection to British subjects and to British interests ; and any shelter which might be afforded to political refugees must, upon grows& of humanity, be exoeptiooel IS every instance. Lord C. Paget further states that the last 'untrue tions on the subject were contained in a letter to the Admiralty, written by order of Lord Palmerston in 1849. In this letter, which is reprinted in these pape mil rs that Hie lordship is of opinion that it would not be right to receive and harbour on board • British ship of war any person flying from justice on • criminal charge, or who wee escaping from the sentence of a court of law. But a British man•of-war bear always and everywhere been coeidelered a safe place of refuge for persona of whatever country or perty who have sought shelter under the British flag from perse cution on account of their political readuct or °pinkies ; sad this protection has been equally afforded, whether the refugee was escaping from the arbitrary acts of a sionarchkal government or from the Inwlees riches* of a revolutionary committee. There seems to he nothing in the present state of affairs at Naples or in May which ought to make a British ship of war stationed la a Neapolitan or in a Side Ike port as exemptian to the gemseal rule ; and therefore, although the Nuirmadw el wet ship of war should not seek out or invite punka rate's's, yet he ought not to turn away we te glee up any who nay reach his ship and ask aniline' en bona Such raw suet of course take care thed me refugees shell net wiry en, from on board his thip, any poilthel conesposdenee with their partisans on above, and be ought to avail himself of the earliest opportu nity to seed them to some place of safety elsewhere. Via -1 mug psalm eaten as an renew, however, why the fact of a NW* saw barrier emwelesd this act of usual hoop'. tarty sheirld watitle the gewinenent of the country to order him out el the port if the interest. of her Majesty's service should reguire that he should remain there. In tir meoluding latter of the series Lord John I requeris the Admiralty to call the atten dee et Vier-Admiral Paathawe to the instructions contaiaed in Lord Palmerston's letter for hie guid ance in the present state of akin in Sicily. Till GARIBALDI FUND. TO THZ IDITOR or TILZ unseal. SlR.,—There seems to be a wish on the part of sow subscribres that Eaglish help should pass through Josiah heade—ihe Italian committee naturally making their chief appeal to their own oceinerymee. Several sub s:6ooas haw bees seat to me. 1 beg to my that I have sent ray own subecription with these to Yr. Ailayavt. lk Old Jewry, EC., who bee been appointed by Gamma Garibaldi to receive and transmit, through so hadketed channel, • fund raised in °largo*. I ma, ha, R. A. TAYLOR. City, Nay 21. GIAIUSALDI'S EX.PINMON.—Imith night papers ware pemesheil in the Home al Leeds, is return Se their kedaltipe ideas toe implies of deepakoss of the British Consul, at Beene, rempeeting the departure of Garibeldi's expeditious. The papers, naturally enough, contain nothing that het not already bees told. Consul Brown says that the authorities at the port of Henna had taken measures to pre vent the etralsarkatios of the expedition there, and that the me left is small hares from the bra about four miles off. The two atemsers weft taken by fovea. THS LAIN AITSEPTSD MCZDIUt AND SDIcIDS IN I Lmssrom..--Jamee Farrell, the voting man who recently , 7 1 grateful smoothness, and levigeestlog power hare pro , 1101/010PATHIO 0000 A.— Its delicious attempted to murder his wife at Lis loolgingt, in Fontanoy- a r - 7 - 1,, es prim' 0 , ion .$ i „, bikbiat I lb., In, •ti.M. Liverpool, and aberwarde cut his own throat, whilst I " 4 l packet . , "I L id. in as oneoaad state of mind, dial on PhittrisY eveaiNS Witt labelled James 149ph Homeopathic Chem*. Loud". "" at As Noribwa Hospital, Imo the Wiwi of hill would. Agroilisisini• par tn.. by tho prmelpst grocers. GARLILiLDIPS BIIOOIBBIIIL LANDING AT We have received the following letter direct from the writer, vitt Malta : • • • On Thursday, the lith of Nay, at about 9 p.m., we started from Memo for Max alk in °masque's* of a 1 1 dispute at the latter phial between the Gemmel emanianding that district and the British mffehante midis( then. A peers! disarmament of the people had taken place, and, what is rather 1111914111 a, the arms of the English had been taken away also, leaving them with their large factories sad iesiname property at the mercy of revolutionists or robbers, or, what perhaps is worse than either, any parties of Niaprlitan soldiers who might be straalhag abutd. The Intrepid accompanied as from Palermo, and early in - ths morning she looked into 'envoi. Daylight also showed we that we were accompanied by two Neapolitan steamers, sent to watch oar proceedings ao doubt. At shoat 10 a.m. on Friday, the llth, we anchored off Hamala. The Intrepid shortly after anchored shoat half -srsetween us and the shore. The two Nespolitsam cos use their jotirney, apparently to Inks • look further • thst week or to acquaint the free" Visherrile kiddy; &reel" Ida oar anted oft the Tbsy bad barely get out of eight when tie ether steamers were seen mak, straight in from seaward at full speed. As they sppriedied they heisted birdied= colours, sad se they passel obese to our stern it was hopes ibis to mistake who or what they were. Oa the desk of the' foreneet and Men! MO three woe bet few use. to be seen ; those that waroorhibia, howver, wee nearly all domed in red flannel blooms& whkh gave them seething of the appearance of Wilk soldiers. Oa the bridge with the captain or pilot erases caw in a red Mama similar to the rest, sod dis thombhed by • feather is his cap. This we conjectured to be Garibaldi himself. All the men were armed, and • ashivires pointed out from an opening in the Wearies just gift the starboard paddle-box. The other and larger vowel, Downer, was literally crammed with men, like herrings in • ark ; some in red, some in dark green, like riflemen, but by far the greater part were in plain citizen's attire. Both steamers made direct for the mole, the smaller one getting in all right, and the other grounding about a hundred yards short of the mole-head. They commenced to land from the inner rem immediately, and, so far from there being only • few on board, it was really surprising where they could have been all stowed. The first parties who landed proceeded in small numbers up to the town. Not the least oppo sition was offered, except that the health officer Caine hurrying to meet them, to know "if they had protive." He seemed reluctant to do what they required of him until he had seen their bill of heedth ; bat there was that confounded semaphore swinging its arms about as if in • perfect rage, so the good gentleman was phased in front, and ordered to walk straight to the semaphore. In about ton minutes it ceased from its labours. Another party sought out an individual who was acting as • commissioner for the government, and was obtaining • Bet of the Deans of persons who had taken part in a very mild dempostratims • few masks before. He was found, and his paves dietributed >b much mailer pieces than he had in. teadad ; another party opened the prison gates, and we have heard wen not particularly discriminating as to whether all the prisoners were political or not In the znesatime the entailer steamer bad been cleared of men, stores, vas, and ammunition, the latter being laid along the mole to be removed as soon as both steamers were cleared. There appeared some delay in getting boats to disembark the people from the steamer sgromd, but at length they arrived in any numbers, and of all skis, and the men descended in a most orderly member, as boat after boat are alongside the ladder. By this time the affair was getting very exciting; the Neapolitans had evidently amok ▪ ei liglinMed MOM Morning as hard as they coal& come, and "cleated for action too." The frigate, too, was coming down with every sail set, right before • beautiful breeze. It certainly was • splendid sight to see the cool and steady way in which ths insurgent. got into the boats to be paddled to the shore. But now the steamers are drawing well within range, and still there are hundreds to land ; the foremost steamer stops— how we watched that bow gun of her! Why doesn't she ire! Had she done so she might have slaughtered them like sheep. But no, she backs and fills, now ahead, now astern, signalling all the time to the frigate, which is by thin time getting disagreeably close. Bravo, time has not beet wasted, they are di landed, and as they reach the nada they are formed in fours, and marched off, as if from parade. Ah ! there goes a shot from the steamer—short, by George! There goes another ; the men on the mole dip, sad it passes over them ; again they march. But here's the frigate, she has shortened sail and is passing gently along in • line with the mole ; new she's right abreast of them. Bang, bang, bang, gun after gun • whole broadside of grape and canister. There is sot amen to be seas ; they are all down, the storm paver over, and up they are again marching as orderly as before. Frigate and steamers now keep at • respectful distance, throwing occasional shot and shell at the working parties m they akar the mole of the landed stores. Hones and awls hare ism prima into the service, and as they carry the Wass along the . mole and up the road to the town gate they are oft® smothered in dust from • ricochet shot. but I believe throughout the whole affair only one maa wee wounded. The whole scene was one of intense erwtamsat ; it was one of them dashing, brilliant affairs QUA only such • man ea Garibaldi could have aeons plashed. A landing effected with twelve hundred men, each armed with a rifle, a revolver, and a cutler ; krgej quantities of spare arms and ammu nition, and four field piece. ; this was doss in just one hour and three-quarkne in the very teeth of • frigate sad two steamers, without hurry or disorder, end without »terra* a shot. In the dusk of the evening the frigates boats towed the steamer outdid. the mole, and after dark the drainer towed her away ; the ineurvats had evidently damaged the machinery before leaving her. The other was still hopelessly aground, and there she lies still, per fectly "gutted" by this time. The Neapolitans were about to fire upon her the following morning, but as they could hardly have done that without doing immense damage to the English factory directly opposite which the steamer lay, they abandoned their intention. Had they done so it would have been quite useless, for the insurgents evidently did not wish to use her again, Garibaldi sod his men, considerably reinforced, having arched away at five in the morning towards &lend, ca relate for Palermo. LADY NOEL BYRON AND ITALY. TO TEL 'MOIL OP TB! =PIM& Sia,—We owe a debt of gratitude to the oteasory y ip % of Lady Noel BYroe. wish& yea wig allow as te discharge by the means of pew. A few days before bar , Lady Byron, torahs • sympathisieg thought to hely, sent 401. as • subscriplien to the Garibaldi fund, ascompenying the gift with beartfalt wishes for the MUM of ow country. We consider this act, from such • person at the eve af her departure from the struggled of this world, • favourable omen to the Italian hopes, • blessing to the be one who see now lighting, not for any eel Ash aim or reward. but to opus the way to a generous race, shamefully trodden down by • Godiree tyranny, to assert its noblest privileges among the nations. Lady Byron appears to have thought, in her dying hour, that the name she bore was a symbol of deathless bamosy between the English and the Italian mind ; and tie spirit of the great bard of " Childs Harold" seems to bans been with Her when, before quitting this life, she smiled with faith on the reanimation of Italy. She felt that a nation cannot die which, "amidst all the disadvantages of repeated revolutions, the desolation of battles, and the de pair of *sea,' preserves " still unquenched its ' lowing after Im mortality'—the immortality of iadependasait."—We are, /Lc, AURELIO EAFFL A. SCALIA. L. SERZNA. E. HOHOILLL FABllitloo72l. 150, Leadenhalistreet, Kay 21. (Stamped Id. Additional.) PULLING= AND THE STOCK EXCHANGE. The Stook Committee have not shrunk from the duty w was imposed upon them through the revelations made in connexion with Pullinger's transactions. Their long and laborious inquiry has conducted them to a decision that tour of the members, who have acted as brokers to Pullinger, and have carried on speculative trams", tions on his account, have brought themselves within the scope of the rule of the establishment . which prohibits the members to transact business for clerks without the knowledge of their em ployers. By a resolution passed yesterday the com mittee, solely upon this ground, have suspended three of the piereons inculpated until the annual eleetion of members in March next, i.e. for a period of ten months • whilst in the fourti instance, the sentence is th ree months' suspension. We refrain from mentioning the names of the par ties pending the formal confirmation of the resolu tion, which will take place to-day, when the deuteron will be posted up in the Olio* Indheng—e. It is understood, that the,asoonsitim ws7t :Akio shortly publish fur general Mfornieticettlurresalts of their endeavours to trace that portion of the money squiuidered by Pullinger which paased through the Stock exchange. The teak of (*Mi mi* the investigation now devolves upon the directors of the Union Bank, who are trying to trace bank notes which have passed through the hands of third patties quite unconnected with Pul linger or with the Stock Exchange. SPORTING. TAWERSAWa—MoNnAT. The lawn was crowded, but the betting wan conduetod 'with little gar& All the persons present seemed more in- Assets dimest- tke week's sport than to take an active gest to this 4.011611■• on the two great mom The Wimard was lege& fir upwards at 2.000 i. at 5 to 2, and at last only 9to 4 wadi he Aland about him. Umpire was not so lino es his hies& amid desire, and 4to 1 could have been obtained at any Mae during the showman 100 to 80 was booked about Ma and The Wizard coupled. Thormsnby hold hie owes* 1 1,1, the lards being m an accommo dating human blew he was beaked for money at 5 to 2. Maineese " ante win." and at the close a alight demon dreamt was node to favour of Ormond, who returned to 46 to 1p taken- liesseencer went up sad down, but steer all seemed eomewhat buoyant. His prioe during the afternoon from 100' to to 100 to 6. The last price we saw rangede d about Malmo 1$ to 1. The Oaks betting requires DO comment, • DERBY. 9 to 4 opt Mr. A. Nichols' The Wined (t) 4to 1 Mr. R. Ten • Umpire (t and off) sto Mr. l i S ontit messaby (t and off) 13 to 1 Lard likaposneer (t) 16 to 1 Me. • Maims, (t) 20 to 1 Lori Foluesimirees Moinekne (t) 20 to 1 Oa** Oh:hikes Mirror (off) 35 to 1 Bares Methoshnis leceos (t) 40 to 1 Deed 4:=4 Toe Boteline (t) . 40 to 1 Lige Likailak 45 to 1 Mr. r E tra d i a (t). (1) 50 Ye 1 Mr. (t and off) 1009 to Mr. Tutes 1000 to 115 Mr. T. Dawn's ( Liam (t) 1000 to 10 —81 r (t) 1000 to Mk. s Wales (t) 1000 to 5 Copia& 'e OAKS. Menet-Arme (t) THE 7to 9 eget Mr. A Hall's Sectarian (off) 7 to Mr. Calder's Victim (cd) 100 to 15 Mr. WMisnis'n . 2ltre (t) 100 to 100 to 11 (11 -- Mr. T. Lard Derby' Ito 1 Lord litamfe a rd. (t) Pares Avalanche (t) 15 to 1 Captain Christie' Cheesecake (t) 10 to 1 —91 r. Chorines Coutadina (t) 10 to 1 Mr. F. Robiwers's Oomtadina (t) Theperhand wee sin* oat of the Derby yesterday (Mon day) at 9 &do* mo. EPSOM RACES. 1101U3E121 AT latria: The following are in the 117erhoTori to fulfil their res pective engagement' : Lgda. ZOO, Volunteer, Lucy, ve.t, Horace, Prelude, Vulture, Brandy Ball, Infanta, Brown Ham, Harry, Niger, Lava, The Fawn, Mee Julia, Man Friday, Robbmon Creme, Little Lady, Dental>, Warrior, Mercury, Lord of Tees, Rapes* La Rene, - Lady Little, Walloon, Adonis, Early lees, Elweeteauce, Confec• Homer, Umpire, Desmond, Homer, The Gentle ' Winton, Tom Bowline, Flutter calk Gape Flyaway, lAneheeter, The Drone, Sutton, The Rap, Amsterdam, Retells, Enfield, Codicil, Keepsake Mimic, GorsehilL llarwell, Doeskin, Woodbu rn, Viatka, Cheesecake, &Pita, Farm oombe, Open Dancer, Vesta, Golden Dream, Chem Arnie, Dapple, Wallace, Man at Arms, Castletown, Rfton, bro to - Remedy, Speculation, Blieworth, Rupee, Dulcibella, Clydesdale, Osmond, Mermaid, Conundrum, British Prince, Delhi, Risinti rgene un, Loiterer , Lord Nelecm.Osliben, Ceta waba, aNutbourne, Neighbour, Vesta filly, ben to Rainbow, Thormanby, Wee Polly, Leprechaun, licandalons, Ctiq Montebello, Panneean, Tyrant, Claire Arnie (out of Blame), Castletown, British Prince, %bull, Ringlet, Avalanche, Reaction, Ebony, Keepsake, North Lincoln, Yoloka, Quarantine, Butterfly, Rat or., Delhi, Highly.? Peetakse, King of Kent, Macbeth, Indepeodenos , Henriens, King of Dia monds, Empress filly, riparrewhawk, TOWill, Brown Duchess, Man•at-Arms, Mismry, Gontreet, Oesrrd, Dr. Nicoll, Drogheda, Alruigton, Rmtes, Tiara, Begins Profemor, Sir William, Count Horne, White Rose. NOMINATIONS FOR THE RAMS CLOSED LAST NIGHT. Tim CaAvai &AIM!. Ai• I Nana Sahib Glyclsa iatabaa, ias c by B oat of Mutter 3 %tog of Miami 3 Tns Horton Sri [TWOPENCE. P extra. Aoy number of banes the pogo* of the aftme owner may ran for Ale pieta Ilmtemare I son., to go to the fund. Oita at mem) Mastoolma Preaster Age el lb 2 7 4 6241 P. obbo 6 0 11 7 41 aLI Waulla 5 4 • 4 mes 11442217 Sw f 2 610 2 Bows Mani .... 4 a b ayy Ta 4411.148- 5 12 Mae Wert a Atter at 112 1140 2 611 The Moak Oltvw WM . 6 b e e la Peer 2 2 0 WM* 2422 _ 2 _ __ Tax M 50 ML/OR PLATZ 01 SOWS. ; 3yr-oldk 7st 41b ; fear. Bet 10lb ; Ywy um Alb; sin and Ned. Yet 3lh ; !wires ad seldiap allowed 31b ; hones ham. stetted at this meeting end been beaten allowed 31b ,• Ivies et more, 51b. The winner to be sold for 2001., if descended, &c. Entrance, 2 earn One mile—To close and name to the clerk of the course by seven o'olock the night before naming. Last mile and a quarter New • ^ Derby Conroe. Ape Y. Phlllpe Galas 4 Precursor 4 Sparrow Age 3 3 Desmond 3 Gaspard 4 New T.Y.O. a mils.) A* Reaetioa 011.) ~ 2 lbw lians tilt) 1 Wolst e . 46 .:.• Norwell Ce t n.) .... 4 PROGRAM= OT TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). Ail Amu ,401.1 Macbeth (40L1 °welly=Wa terspei (40L ..(8•L) $ Culp Plow ( s 1111.) Affs Little Hal Rah. 6 &antidote ;221.) Pascatore (40L) Vines Awe la) 2 • THE DEMI . .. ...—.......--. --. i half.yeari meeting of this nstitutiou was UM kettevening Tan NWT ITTAInit of 50 BOVA loch, h ft, for 3-yrelib ; a t th e c o ff ee -h e . ; Mt. Wyitaggadgeg. gem ;t o t to fille nisive nb i andlooAllieawn. opt 21 d la the T i b t : k o w witer T o h f e tte i $ D ergond ner to the report it appeared that the sum elf 1;066. lad la* rube:frilled a the annual dinner held in November last. pay 1110 gees. towards the police and aulations of t h e 70 1 . h a d b ees realised by th e l ec tures et Exeter-ball. The °Mr% tad 50 loom to the ladle. One and a half, on subscription, donations, and dividends amounted to tea New Course. (224 cube.) 864/. 2s. 6d., and the expenditure to 1,0261.2.. 11d., being PROBABLE STARTER& UN. Os. sd. in excess of the receipt,. The sum promised Owner. Hone. Jockey. for the building fund amounted to 7,6001. Seven children Mr. A. Nichol] Yr. R. Ten Breech Mr. Merry Mr. Wyatt Nutbourne Charlton of the pupils on the 7th of July. The present building Wed Portsmouth Beseeneer Captain Christie Mr. Jg gie m mei me t a Vithinfteu be held at the Crystal Palace on the Nth of June. The re- Lord Lord o= iiim Sim litterthee Akkaoft thanks to the chairman. Berm Mr. Harland —Yesterday a special court of Common Council Tea held Mr. W. PAnesa Mr. T. Dawerm Sir Willer ... Bullock from the Markets improvement Committee " on the re- Mr. Goading Walker Plumb foresee of the 15th of December last, relative to meat Lord Cape Flyaway Lewd rh~... S ' R° g era H. Lowman Taylor (chairman of the committee), in an able Mr. Oopperthweite Sir J. Hawley _ _ it necemary to enter into details in connexion with the eon. Mr. Hoek, The 'traction of the market ; the extent of which, however, sic. Mr. Kerry Mr. Tuts The Rap Mr. W. S. crsvism. Winton Mr. Mundy Confectioner ... D. Hughes Mr. Tate The Drone wl nh kr e h p t l h y et o.s tq u ae st iti o nn ed questions, tinuit Tayti d r value of that portion of the site which alz,ady belonged to Mr. Gratwicke Lord Fit:winter% ...... ... Richmond W . Bo y ce 435,005/., did not include any compensations to parties ' thiptaia Little' My, W. Nelson having property at Newgatesnarket, which would of course ' Thu BiNTINCE PIA"! of SO X •oe . ea errimw flandir a P ) 11 ° T :11 U. a tt so c t ilos 4 po c b i ni. e y nr i t tim n er a e d o s had u f bt t iec h 2z eotart t" r bd: . ekoul — , J u t a r n . nd f ß o i t e m r e t i rlic s isi ednt i o il l :erst m i l v t i ad o ed : The winner of any raoe (except es) after publication of the weights (May 17, at 11 a.m.) to carry nib extra. Any number of hones th property ot the Name owner may 1 f t t r t e . ( 1 ,.: 651 ° . _ via After considerable discussion the amendment via for this Plate. Three 9eartere ei• mile. Entrance I was negatived, and the original motion having been agreed two lova, to go to the fu d. Atm a lb j . ... A i ' te, the report was referred book to the committee for Neaten* • f t Twin '-/- 7 execution. ltibildieriddmigt.., dam ; 7 1 moinA CZY T /I,L T PALL 2l._ On. Adtaii — tom ON3 oa ßKll.l.lle paym el ent D , AY. ...-", Mir Jell* . ... 1 17= I= l 3,064 • . • 11 : i IsiL yz 04 of .cuss 4 4 di. ll . tiff sere, hilkali% 511 t baba viettels. 3, h 7 5- F . 4 li a 1 5 111 Phibertiallatient.}--HOLLOWAT'd OINTMENT AND 2 112 MLA hare been used freely hy minions of human beings of troth nu* kid is arm In every part it the world . and while the e , a . public pram baa teemed with authenticated cases or extenerdt • o 4 1 L 1 i.'''. i , OMB 4 1 Idannaill ; ,t. esterbelle es or, and liver complaints% there Is not on public : • ; ....• record a single case In which thoir use has been attended with a Vidor 4 PrOVlske 2 from which they cannot &eve any injury. None when using endleU : 2.14.145 2 1. 4 7,... A40et. 11 " 10— "" ;.. ,: bad sled. All may advantatemisly use Holloway's remedies, 4l• Holloway's 01 tm nt and rills need su ff er the hope of cure White Luse Tim Deihl Town Pt. re al 50 sow. iliandicap) for all to all disease s toemlis - ,' to ,ore, constitution err o fflnate. inch I ages. The whim of any Tool 011111Patan ettenwat, after delicate and Ibirlaill ma y toiricaly resort to Itolloway's retail's ' pubs*. d lid weigh* (X*7 17i si U tb.a.) t carry gib monk _.~.~' r l JUL 114211"11 LECTURES. Mr. Reny last *ett pee the first of his fare ,craioaces in Atemid at ths Alhambra Palace ; and, the =tre el the esiliebdiesimest, eoukl not Says sulsoled a geplaidglog Meths Derby week at leads to loudapalrega ismalar of paream deeply isarreated ia homes& Mr. Aany's method is' pee so well known {het it is "oalt st assessery to give Wed aceesost et hie evening, when he tried his hone =lllowere spca two horses, the ens an exceed ingly vicious-look* man, and the other a beautiful entire Ankh'. • Preview to the introduction of the " subjects tkie: lecturer gave some tea ireful hints upon the massermest of horsey, ; sit • turp or three practical laws in • of extreme who to those who desire to excel ia egdtetfm. The same we then bfought in, sad wd. deeeribbi as being oddlitaitie striking with, its fore feet, kieklng hilisd, having la Wrens objection to its legs being touched, aid se some I. its wash being looked into that its premed after bed eel bite Silk to ascertain i act . , The salami =bit y fully iumsworod to its ohseep saw a head ear had upon it, meted kinked, amil at All this, bowers, availed but little. , The daps were speedily pommel wand its fore legs, and after a short airnggie it was so placid that Mr. Rarey was enabled to look into its mouth, pronounce its age to be between seven And eight years, a drum upon its back, a nd beat it with impunity. The sewed sub ject, a beautiful, intelligent-looking grey Arab, was ad. so tractable, and a fight ensued which severely taxed Mr. Itarey's physical strength, Up to the time that the straps were applied, it amused itself by gnashing its teeth and by abortive attempts to bite the lecturer, but its leg, once secured and it commenced rearing and fighting with indo mitable uck. Twice it was throw:4: o.l o ris e again with y renewed energy, at it gave in, Mr. mounted in trium and • y proved hie corn mastery over animal—a remit that was greeted with immense applause, and at the close of the entertainment the lecturer was twice recalled to receive the • ■of the audience. Mr. gives hie lecture every evening this week ,at eight o'cl , and also this morning and Saturday at two. THE FRENCH DERBY. CHANTILLY RAM. (Fran Galignani.) Perhaps sines horse-racing hse existed in France there never was a more beilliurt Derby-day than that of tei ). The gathering of members of the J Te ei s ckey d nuTtrother sporting characters WWI extraor.dn arily large ; the stands and reserved before them were crowded, chiefly with ladies in • toilettes : the greater part of the name was thickly lined with the pedestrian spectators ; and within the ropes there were numerous %sadder el different kinds, from the dashing equipage with four homes sod poetillion; down to the mean omni bus. The immense majority of the spectators were Pa risians, but as the Northern Railway ran numerous express trains to and fro, all were conveyed with little delay. The weather, though the ally was overcast, was favourable. Prince Napoleon and Count de Horny were present. The field for the Derby was a very good one indeed, not fever than seventies horses out of twisty entered having been taken to the post. Baron N. Rothschild's Guidave, who tea ressivkably well in the Paris Meeting, was the first favourite ; but. as not unfre_quently happeus in Prance, he disappointed expectation. Re was never an a good position throughout the race, and at the end was not seen placed. He was ridden by Wells, the well-known jockey. who was brought over ampressly from England. The winner was Mme. Wachs &Fay's Beauvais, who figured in the betting as second favourite. The second was M. Verry's Gouver neur, but so little was he esteemed that no beta were laid about him ; and the third, Count F. de Lagrange 's Pierrefonds, was the fourth in the betting. The se ceees of Beauvais was greeted with enthusiastic applause. It was only gained by • short head. The pace was not Sand a sad accident occurred in the race—M. Fasquel's uuefer in going up the hill broke his leg. The amount • the owner of the winner will have to receive for stakes, entries, sad forfeits will be, after deducting the entry paid and the sum to go to the second berth, not leas than 52,8001 r. The betting about the event was very con , aiderakde, and it is maid that the people eennected with the stables at Chantilly will chiefly gas by the SUCCOS4 of Beauvais. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMISALIT, MAY 21. —APPOINTMENTS AND PRO movoNs. —Master G. Wright, to be additional to the Clarior. Burgeons T. Nelsen and C. ]['Shane, to be additional he Waldo& J. Long, M.D., warmed to the rank of sorra& Emend Clue Assistant-Engineer E. Ingledew, to the Wellington, for charge of the machinery of the Procris. Acting Third Class Assistant-Engineers J. Keay, to the Himalaya ; J. Hancock, tee the Asia, for service in the Sprightly • Y. Anderson, to the Himalaya, as supernu. I maw,. ; Lid W. H. Phillpot, promoted to the tank of act. tag third °ban aisistant-engineer in the Racer. CHATHAM, MAY 21. The following officers have joined their re. 'poetise regiments at this garrison, via., —Lieutenant Arno*, 7th Royal Fusiliers ; Lieutenant Arandall, 20th Raghnont ; Ensign Adasns, 23rd Royal Wel& !kinkier' ; Reign Pori, 52nd Light Infantry ; and Ensign Vandsillur, nth Itto WAIIIIODINMEIN AND CLISKIe SCHOOU/A —The