The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-25 00:00:00

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O. 111111tir.slreet. nEVITT and MOORrB AUSTRALIAN LINE I, .4 PACKAT +lilt —Fat MELIA iNil target otell•urlas tV •h•tl. • temiitv trader. lia• hitt smite.' that the *I • 11l mane seals lateavellately the wall.kaawa ell Cc tai IHAMIK A I biteable to Uerea. D Hoohot uJbor up J. TATHAM. Comutselar: lying la the Hart The thip Ita• • hill pwap, with lIT•Ana• ae ...ameeLMlwe kw Ligattnarrw—Yar taus we Awlieht or paw wry 4. Mr. 11. lIILLATLY. with Us imam. TatitateseA Lire. aw . at to DEVITT mat WOKS. H 11111fter-.trees. IVVIIT and 1400RE13 AUSTRALIAN LINE 11 nt PACILIT SHIP —0•0 0,21/ING amt Miming u Vr. Ow* a 11111111 W InPler. has a great I.rtk.g, as bar cam .4.014. aid mom inr wirmarestin 10.0c1e only. ..111 meet 5r1131 fame Alia• Auspekh . the .tll km.wn fsist.imillog barque WY .II//11. A 1. eiglater 357 taw, 'merit w oUNT 1t cm sue/ . by Am 110. L. 001.0 Omits. Mu twellesi essenise &am 10, premium —r.+1 ,, 5..4 tivight 0 0000 11 0 SP* 00 !WITT 00 , 41 1100/11. 0. IMlluter .treat. DiVITT awl M 0 )RE'S AUSTRALIAN LIN K M PACK= SHIP —Ede LAI ttl'lters'A Meet ,e re. Itif teadeir, the eyndell.l Aberdeen clipper. 41*Alt et TAS MANIA. Al, reinter AA I• EL TULL. NA. Oammender. bYf is the Leeekel In. ler Thin healthful erne bulk by W. am .4 Aberdeen. expreeely kr the Lenneeelen trade. ....1 1...0n .4 the 1.4.4 Alta nut of lir Port of Loam Illhe hae ienber. and eklend orrommoallirs ler AM God eseend eaten parweigen —Par term 4 woo apply to Mn..,.. lIELD and ILA Me; t is OWN= NA WWII& Ilk vri St(S)RE'S r and )RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D Z ot PACUKT 01111 —Fut 'YDNRY Direct a reemiar trader. win Wave Us fiver %lay . the iolilt clime r ship %Nall, A I. My hol. r‘s.ister. ructip .1A % 1:0.+ low a the heletelety). Coetesweler lying in the beel..n lee to This rend I. esprwidy Stied t tnett awl one of the lastest SJ lien old .4 the putt of Lflowlmi has n 5p1.0.11,1 poop. ius.l Ors' rate seem usslattee let cabin paw maws —Nw leered 'MOM ce purge apply t.. DIVITT rod 4 1, 111:E. 9. Blllllmetreet WVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .1,/ of PACKET Fillip —For TRILL!? Meet, deliver. In; .1 the ilethrey pier a reenter train.. hie feat arrive.] from ths colony In no days and will return unpin with all pnesible ticipateh tlw alarmist Itritl..h.hullt clipper...lllp I NIIKMNITY, A l , o deter 741 t.m. hmu In the London Dock, This vessel is sqq , "klY lilted for the trek. and one at She Lodest sailen oat .411 k port of London .he ha. • splendid poop. and einuenelly esal aceotentothatloro for rathlnpas•onswes.—Yor freinlit or pas. lute apply to utvirt awl Ititiottli. Billiteretrect. LosDoN to SYDNEY Dir e ct, MONTHLY LIMB of BLACK BA LL Al' ATILAIJA ex ROYAL MAIL ?Mit FT, .711;i 0 fl, ouvivallc.l Clipper kldps of Uss above U.. 141 I..le.pikhsd punctually low ti.. Larks Docks, isesistas rods till tlie elk of .n•b moth solos provlostely "RiW i -- 9._ Norman', VatnrAnna llohray Ik-tan Chief . ywerit of the riuuth Montmorrocy tall of Manthc.trr CopUhl. To lion. • May 10 Julie 19 July 10 Aug. 10 seep. 10 Ilvt 10 Nov. 10 1.000 11leraatace I xe i 1,8110 Withecome 1.6g0 lir.inn .. 1.:00 Atire 1,400 limn .. 1 1.1041 King roorailleest Ships of U.M Line have lo their reptd pnvontee 'Armed s oneid.known repot. tlon. awl their superb ACCOMIIIO4.IS. 1 10 fnrtuteurpePool by any ve•eele Idlest Yar lrvli siwii iV. apply hithe owner , . JAMES (UINTA sal c o . Liverpool. end T. 31. MACKAY end Co., 2, Steorgate street. Loudon. OVERLAND ROUTE.—COMMUNICATION by:crux to na,[4. A IItTILALLIL &e., u s /10VPT 7/s• PEN I Nitt*LAll and IPRI ENTAL ITIMAII NAVIGATION ItIMPANV SOUK PASSENGER.. And receive l'arne asil Panel* for iiibeellee. Malta. Corfu. Lew Aden. C 010... Madill. O ruttx the letralt... and thine. by Muir strAnter• leaving Month arnpt• the 4th MIMI 4llth revry month. for a hraltar, MAL Eavt. Ads., an.l Iluothay, by timer of the 1 tth and nth of ea. h neeith. and fur tilheallar, Malta. Aden. lhanbay. ll•urillua. Reunion, tryMea king • "...in.'. Kaniyiroo Island for Adelaide . Mellosmv iuml Sydney, ihy the Oculists teavin,i 4.wthamptos no the 12th nt every swath —Ear further P Art 'IA" Sr* AA Um: IN 'oniony, fillets, It 2. Lonlenhall stmt. Ln.lnn. crt Orlystabpince. fteilukaptoo. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK.—Tie LIVERY'. 00E. NEW TORE, aM PIII LA DELPHI.% 14TEA M AMP el NI PAYY Irani Empaachlng tbeir tall poiernAl In.s ' , crew Steam •shlta, calling an gorinalown talcirt. yasa. inn r. anal hen as bdlowa 14 . Pt/ KLV 1114 4%1 1.1% . 14111 i. rua NEW TOM 4'l TV liP W % .4 111 4:111N. thm.lay, Aril W. K i; %Rom.. 40e5.1.•) A oul ever) •nr4 er.lllnl WedorshlT. ClO4O pomace 17. aol 11 e•Alnesa. semolina to the 111410111111166. datioo. For. an 1 g4....wr. a guinea. Including all poselnlans e..1.14ed r• l.w I Ans.la awl the Western 41t1 booloNl thy. old% eery .Ivents.tezu. tr ie rzt f s—lur hull . .er particular aM~pl to , to W I 1.1.1N 1 1 (. 7. 1. %1 K % 0ng . ater:rrent elip i . veripsol at ximics.—The Wren call at Cork Harbour, on both outward and iteMeWilid raavo,va, to laud awl receive Mall. no Mesmer* (num New York to roll at Cork. consmeucbq with tbe Per la, to leave N Tee the CAA April BRITISH awl NORTH AIKEItICAN ROYAL NAIL PITLIM 011110. appolnte.l 1. lb.. A.ltoirolty to betuorn LI V Ell owl, wad NEW S oleic duvet, an.l be tween LIVER furell. an.l JuTri,i, for lbotott coil. ooly at MALI/ 13 In /awl awl reetive imaraluu r• and toe bl.t;rvty shills. TM tolloweol .41wr tomato are •printed to .all from : — MIA. for NEW VUkK Meet, totuoloy, April ft. El KW' 1. Fr 14 ocricv. Nelllnby. flay e. • 1'E.14.1.11, for NEN I'llltElry..t, 'talonlay. %lay 12 T 1 . 4.11.11111%•fs nrul Itu.l. f..r N amain ao,l IliVratla. to be 1/1014letre.l at %car I"rk ..11 Wool 1211 2.N. liiimok Pagan. nonwy. Irvellolime .Irwoinrs Ise and provisions, hot Wlllionit *tors .r honor*. whh'h raa he °Whorl! oo 1~1 :—To 4 .441 MIA thief rul4ll. Ll. 010.1.1 c.. 1.14. *AK To I tort .41.1 n. e 2..: .4.11.1,0411. cla Yrrizbt lo 11..11141. it...t00, awl Vork. aJ prr too, per mot. pal• saga porvrbt. w, each .6101 oimAr.la. Tin.m alasum-ahlpe ▪ aroomoo,Lklion for a tlrolta , ll.onohrr ibernle.l shin pup mows.. - row pamfter •4 rr lal..rmatl.a, apply 4. J. I. ro.m. et .4.1 deo.' otr..rt. Lrl.n U. Currie. IlaVire..ool It Plmea 41. Purls . 41 awl J. klone*. liiichastan•otrrirt. Farr. 1140orogovos, or U. awl 1.. 11 Stfrrl..l.llrfripsol. VAIt rem LIVERPOOL to AMERICA via N% by lbs Osim libmoralp Compeafs 1 , 11011 urzeroot, Tniatimpr. holverataa. April lA. I Nova Amur. May IA 1 . 1•Aailall, May L North Americoo, May Ith.' Aosivriaton, Maya roomer money to Nen Y•4lt. Dorton. ()orlon Montreal. To. gnat.. awl lianult.n. 6.9 W. Yid as ov. av-oonlivin 4. ivecommo• *Aro. to I'ortLo..l. •'• wad ty . mai to all tatrla of I'Ansdal4 14 •,8 :14 rstra to LIM,. to tool on arnlll4-atlon —Noe farmer norttrnlass ap.ly to etAbEL and itt.'..tltLE. 11l Mingo enrol Liverpool 4gTE.tM twice a week t.. ItOTTERDAM null the 117 11111 ‘IL —The Nteherletel. 'gram Ivant r..rnivassy'r new asel p.wettaideenteklato 1;.% r%% I W 31 ITN. lee tees eletenhee the Dublin +to .rag wharf. P. Appshig, rvrry *lmlay ... 1 •411 at II out Ihr Ilnrl,lvrrtvel arra-Ir vlrurner wary. ...pt... .1 eleittlt. u ..f the fr ,4l, , me T.Avvr, rt. r) Thurv.l.4, otr.n.vu earl) 11.41 e teetele have ov.oviegvlati.4. r..r ivay.enstrr. ?night. . 4,44, chaph“ • I steered Ileac It. wet-draw 1 7.7 g a 1 e . W OKAVILe. an•l 11.11111.11P1M, Avtruildi to the ollvrviravlr Mom bat Comar). 11, *mai Louse. illy. IlLe. IRELAND. —CHEAP and EXPEDMOVS ttul TIL W tNTUIN RAILWAY. to WATS/1- ,1 4D ort CORR, by i:Trae.• ?ratio be MILORD WARW. old poonobal stoolo.n loon the Tersobose at New 1111holl. . . rarionl. Rawl Rr wa eapylme7 Wei i&.111. Ydr •4k - kv. I werby rl Platenlay. by mem trail& I•'s Y.nt Law %crawl. 4141 L . think tic 4Nni avails I' ha me Muth. 11114 ChM irk Ihe return eteevert4 Wm. Wetmleed daily at 3.115 pa. OM teat.. ireort and YrWay I'.• tartlet partketlar* eppV et the Xellwey Amnon: or ie h "we. Intith and \i'li.ll%. Pe Lessee *reek Lemke. tad X ,thwej Mali," )11164.1 Harry %sH ADVANCES with..ut delaY, b 7 1 1.4 11.• 14 IN PBS 1!..% 11.51 P.\\l' Li 0460.1 144. ..a 41.1.1.41 .4 dulls, Ulla .4 .4, or uther sp. rr1a7..146 1.7 1.7 Irlalaarats. Dep.aallais prr cent ..0 Assount• ..I.ove la Capital, 411.:..000, 410 awl A:. tarts. Pnopectioseo IW forma smut tree A S LW J A MC4 lOC V. %rging Dinctar. LNK ELL, Sitnieim Duutigt, 314, • it.* at .last Nang the I . 44yierhubc . supplies ' N4.ON TY.1:111. • 14Ich you In 1111111Sche.1 a •h•p, aa.l ...1...," let{ 1n Mi. leo 411,11. 10.1 Art: -•..t.tly S.. 11.41.. r- lhat ohm rs.r reiliwo., .1. !hr .1116 reger. 111,1 a • • &levy 1.,..t.•ft• To.rfral t 11.1• 41,•I ....argils.. I lore Walt alt t/. a I t Mr L4k. II L. 1111•4: 1. 411144 - 4 1 1, 11.114• 14. •.....•ith...et rstrattl.l2 as,, lea t1...r •It.llll, Or go•lnz soy 1 • • h... •4. • , 1•••••••• • .4 SW" r • A... Knot •r u..l 111•1.v.pl..11. la.. l, 1...4-trry I.K S..tomiw. for atop• ay4.41 11...410. 1... I.Ln !walks; • hick lOrlrtr changro • dl.. la the 0w1...r0t Ow 14 Inv troh. any 1111111.14.... 1 - I- rtt....ithrr a. r4-.4%:.14 tler Sera.. ato r.. 1 6 / 1 11th. It• sp. 14 " ` l " ., I. /- 1,411 7 1•114.1 the altglitest ♦ 11.-11..browlell .4 1•41.41. of.. Mall) rwme4ted lace track Salk terth tegesfed. 11 . ....40..t1.•n tnr otrl4•ll3.imxlerzto alt.lteerntetrowt. Lomita. %mama* the hAlytorlaele.. IC•ta• 1.1.4%.1 1,17 . BRZCILTELLII SKIN SOAP, the Not for pro diirlest a elyar ast,l ht:Allis .kin : In I*. roads ef Iwr tot.t..to ot carbt row. • iterchncll, Throe,. ami &Ma. NY atm.intweent lwr M.. 1. •1 itoo.nlartnn.r...l mpwittentl, stoorlits.. mrapuoltr. and 4•11+,. itornto Id. 11.kv's Patent 40.616 r u dl n4liter totrnt nuoslttoo. all kbula at Mw..-1041 A... I ta•art ••••11.. .tri.l •to .1.. volertable. in othrt a.gap A. Ir.. hi... AI. n.:.-I t Mutd I,y ill r.sy. 41.1.• r. 1..515 su.l ...M. 3% . 5 La:4ot sod SquawitaistpLJ ..Its Ito: 1.1i.t...t MILE CONBKRVATIVE LAND socirry. .11. Unman Vienna! RANI:LAOS and .1. C. 00111101.1), Lao . P.—INTZWWIT nilMllB. Theiper en& pie Inwann: on deposit., ronr um eaiL par annum. noupanneno eapinsa tory of the *ark harrowing. and land_ftsranaanas fres. C I.IWII fsanamy. Monk 111, Warloikainasa, Maned. W. C. rrHE LIVERPOOL awl LONDON FIRE aad LIR 'MILAN= 0011UANY. lishebedisd 00see, Ae, 1, fabreirest. laseepeet . god lib sod It. Poult l 7. A larbm Illevaerse C 430,000 Involve rink The Twealphireeth ea IlAme bit lelb liteeVeso lbe Probrietoire 10 this Cowpony wera Reason le ON Ileardel IllreeSors ess sdopted usierbeoesty, sod awed Tbet M lire T kr the Tear auseolei to Rat She Ws Minns swop AM Ss Now Lib Ileissits. as Paris L MOS od lbe Prsodwir woe lls. ed. Re winker iellises moods : & M OW per{ I weft end volloilledlrenders somf* at She Cow pew ilbeadm bereed Preereeteem espies tbe=teeerts, old cm friar Imiloms um mg Es bed co apodeeillee SWIM* 1101ILT, bogoebbrY is Ib (= JOHN AMR Selene Sme*N7. nAtITION.—WATHIRSTON sad BROODIN rescetmend tl. pith& to have the Cant Geld stated on the lavabo—. Flue Gold and hr. Ookl." r filed to Jewe= Wag • delusion. WATHICARTirb and 11104113ZY 8 IL HAIN& anal all sublease smanntisetsred by Wan, are sold span this . teljt aar.m e. and all w sammits•••nary* Manullaalosy. WA. eaml—fre•AV PLATE. -RICHARD ATTINBOROUGS4.2 Odor,l street, M.—'[b larksgstris =vim SPOONS soill lOW as oiler: 46. Cl 4 a diet P oll at i rtat Talde Far Did• Liu sen,..d.i4 s l attis 60 LI 0 038 .14 6 7 15 . 0 • iv 23 ; u • " bDa Spasm 7 6 ti II 15 626 IP 7 6 II Tee Spews .10 710 118 a 1! 80416 0 14 8 6 • Me ether requialtee for the table at proportionately low prim. Ilecon4Aand spoons and forts of say pattern, in services of d onna et Inlirlesina 74. per oa.-1111eberd Attenborough, 68, Oxford- Wed. W. IMPORTANT SALE of Bret-claw new and esesweheati 7IITLYITURB—J. DINT end ro. beg to an seam le the blki thst they hen parchased the entire Forel- Mrs er awvat Mare homers, which, added to their already the lentot sleek la Loran. they are altering at hal/ ite real value, slisgeMMg mites if Antall drawing, end bed room appeneb.. , te oak wassit. and other woods: mahogany dining. geese Mere at 15a, walnut drawingroom ditto, In 111 k, at the K: telescope dining table.. at Ms.. iron bedsteads, at OL : may eller article proportionately cheap, at the Great Wedges Peransee Bazaar, 30. 31, 32, and 00. Crawford-street, Bakerwireell : setobilebed 30 poen. Ohlppen to hot climates will hod the above week mewl:died, and are now making the = 4 4111.1•3 In Landow of lvitoluome hnus, Iron, and wood all Med with furniture, and enUre new purified beds and beelthe complete. with every description of bedroom fur niture. Bon article In warranted. Marked the lowest price In plain Wee. lechers:v.l or money returned if not approved of. Curlew pad to any station In the kingdom. No charge for dieg es the use of cane& DING and BIRTHDAY PRESENT& H. RODRIOTE4, 412, Plocodilly Invites attention to kb IstritTOCll of DRIMINO CAREE TRAVLI.LING ORM& it I AOR, DISPATCH BOXER, Writiag Cuba, Work Boxes, Jewel Lhasa LADIDr RETICULI and CARRIAGE BAOR of ovary illoarAption : X2bIAYAL MOUNTED INVELOPII CARTA, normanothut. sad INKSTANDS es @alb : Bert Caaketa Notting. sad Glove Botea the MEW PATRIC! RIGI•CLOSINO BOOR REIM abo a choice variety of ILIOANCIEI and NOVELTIIa soltablo fur PREBENTATION, too various to Immoral.. To he had at If MERV 10DRIOVIII 42. two doom bon esekvillootroel PGIINTLEMEN.—NOTICE of RXMOVAL. lay 117216 boa found It absolutely oroooteay to raotove bit wee tres Boat-street to wore epoetows younlow whit* wpb asebbe tra more tour to carry out the pima erhilselod by bin se maiday treason at lie, per pair. and frlll7 orUds eau NNW Milt Na betimes la afreentanee thereeritb. Mr. =Ail taw alarm will be 73 . Bli7ol-8772.17, BUND-8711/7171% lour doors wet of alauoeer•o l uare. TX! Irtar SPRING fa V SAN PIM CAPT., VA. SPRING AND 8011111 ATTtR E. MOMS and SON beg to state that their pre paration for SPRING and Mt MM ER exceed any of Gait lamer 'Warts •• well In extent as In variety. They have ma ✓obad the prforipat markets both at bolos and abroad for the boa sad nsweet nonufseto res. and have succeeded ha e sad amortmeet id iniivis as has never before been s= noise one roof In this or any other country . Their BC4Yt)KK TAILORING DLYARTM [-NTS hays helm wip ihrte plied with an Guthman/hely of the choicest satin:oat Foydro tas. Their IBA DY.HADE CLOTHING PITOLIC keotAMkk In every respect. and they venture to any that for eisinnes d ntyle, dura bility of material and workatenshin, tneles of thrieh cheapnem. it is quite wrequelled, eves in the anetropoita of Ingiand. N 0 leer cam has been hestowial as the HIPIIZIY, HAT and CAP. and Inert and %Wig IittPARTHENTA, which have been tarnished with an v.Wel7 met stud' of faahlosabis and imam& hie goods it such prices as males titu prutertetors to oder their labor Tory great adreotorea and MON tate this opportunity of animator kg Met they intend girls* their ustorecrs the full bonen of the abolition of the duty ort Mika Moves, Ac. fltellgi aid null. Corner of Illnorior sad Aldgete, and Corner of Non lhhml street, suit Hart-and. Country Bra h e n . Bradford out .tioaleid. Z. HOME and etiri Utah It to he particularly observed, that if any Lytle& be out “prrove.l .4 It will trt exchanged. or the looney returned. without hentethm. The Book fur 01,10. mid mummer, containing a short account of the growth of usi tnilo•rtnell brunch of &IBA Industry. may he had gratis and poet tree, with rules fur seltnimaaressent and bet of prima TB3 " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, mdala earLwA colours anti pattern% ant particularly adapted fai armaktne, ri.II Int, tnyellinty and Natio..., Tlll4 is anlyareally aalutoethalsell to he the moat comfortable Yid sender, ebb 6511 over lotnalnertl. hire front ;;:ls7ii, corner of Wlnortee W Abipie, wed comer of New 1/xterdoSeeet and II:ut-.treat. QYDENHAK TROUSERS, 17.. lid., thu awned melt d omeeremeed ffee-tisdy le the choler 4 bag esedthr el elde serook raiewellor fee the nee of sum heotertes Ude mod 41111. Waleteett to torkik GIL Oxoalan Ont. fee.--4•4171L saorms" leedeeee-411. SUNSHINE aal mhowen—on race-county, or raihray. or aisle* ll—rennin. the light. Omni. and besntlfuny Muffled ALP %CA PALITtYTII end OVlhti)ATa. of weary yeti, ro and shape. at Ilk. and Ile ed.—Mode by SAMUEL InftfallElta, 19, Ladeate QYDENHAM BOYS' PLAIN suirs, 24e. ; 1.7 Sari l'idlonn• fn.. an only by SAMUEL 111101111111, Liadgule hill. SYDINHAM DAILY NEOLIGIK COAT, IT& IIL, rawest Matra. —ll.O only by SAMUEL lINOTKIIIIk Ilk prilyste-lan. RIIPTURNS.—By Royal Lotion Patent. SMITS% )10111'.11AIN LISSIt TIMM (perfected and eallhhed la the lahildtion, in:d Is allowed by spear& of alp reedisal piellemen b. be the most effective Invention In tbe cura tive treatensalt at HERNIA. The sae of a steel eprlart so often hurtful In ha Waco, le here avoided a soft bandage befall worn Tumid the hely. while the requisite resisting power Is supplied by the lIIKAIAI% PAD and PATLNT LEVER . Paine with MI MIMI ism and circuses that It canna be detected, and may he wore daring sleep. A eleseriptive circular may be had. and the 7t Inewanted by port, um the circumference of the achinw MONO twine the hip being sent to the mak e r. Mr. 1111% Plceadllly. Au Cahill, al Tr ou the same ple d" and a hark to wall upon RoWLA/IDS' KALYDO it, an hinutal botanical el for Improving and beautifying the consplexese eilbribir P TAtrisyally patronised awl ii.411.4i witrewied specific aura Oa taut loseltine, purifying action on the sktis siemllcates freolelon. tan, plmpka, dia.4wation, and other cutaneous visitations, and renders the skin euft : fair : and blooming It ols.lalcs all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to ...hl suol Inclemency or Intense solar heat : and Is unlyi•mall. In high revile, Ingo the whey clue. o f Lola to the how, rrabila •sf the .'sue. Price ea 64. sal se .I. per hottbe. Cambs. —The wessis Rowlands' nalydrse are im the wrapper of each bottle, and their signature. " A. Rowland and 4 .M , . la real fish at bag. Pohl at 0), liattungarlen. UM. don . and by chemists and perfaincra. TRULY EFFICACIOUS and MILD. Ile. no ITT :r 1111.11011'n end LIVER PILLS, eithont any Mereurlid loste”llent, from the recipe of of Bromley. Kent. These Pills will In found Invalnsing to who auger from idlbois and liver complaints. Indigestion. wind, spasms. giddluess , diztiness of the Ile,. ac. Yoe habitual cos tive...ea. and ail a family *perk nt Medicine. they err :nay excel lent mill In their operation awl Valenti to the at o mpi, they appends, idmoote digestion. and strengthen the she nerroes sy.teni —*old by nand iirnatiets. In ling.,. lar Ifd and sole turn lie sure to ask foe Ur Moott•s MMus and Liver Pills The genuine area nktlare green peesage. with •• Willi Int Lembert. la. Jormyn•etreet, connived on the goverment slump. !sixth islitica. just puhilsismi, price ta hy post OS stamps, Alta IRRITABILITY (Mental and ALF Thysleol', Maw,' by sperssatordues the Symptoms. Nada. sod ilaUrsul Treatment. T B lasmati, M.t1.11. Play. steam to or Gillera ktior4,lstrisre Pfo,l4ltSt 1.. Lair :_ltels Or Atllo►, 2S. Lloydaquere. W.C. & ORIAT 1111111JISSOrtill STRUT, w.. Near the runup... TCULVERIVELL, M. R. C. & , L M., L. S. A., COJI reaseiteti doily inaly Le efeme , epos ell ease K Servers Debility, Involuntary Washing. PelplUalue, Lam of Illetenry. iseepacity, Spermaterrtsee, Sterility, Caster'. usliset esd tleiranasis Jost pabileheti. es ogles a.w d Origlael Wert, entitled "01 IiSILLYER ' 1411= . The Phy.loloe s y and Anatomy of our rieneratlna—• ol Iramaae—Symploaaa Thetalent. Awl cure. hive la each . by pet. la lardiapti ao4 rods . la sealed. To bs bort ol Xaatk a. cvnikial er 1l Asians'. as above LONDON, WEDNESDAY IVENINO, APRIL 25, 1860. MESSRS. THOMAS MILNER and SON, p4Y City. ammalomM—Netwtfh the semetty of the be wtrieb anuma co asp prewar am ea the II alt.. one of sibs. whieht I hello am tad ilia osetalsed an my I: CA 6 1 : g doweelewb eMetrebly stood Its asel t d naos n ' t while Mlle beportast contents. I Moe t It thembeed ea me thee to labile you of se a desememeees, as I do Dot Mink theft MOM sad mime of pee esmellee me be too widely kmeorm—Tems Wihf.eß SO sod 11, Forum Yost, LraMa. LC. Sib Meek ll* CRYSTAL PALAOI-13ZASON 18110-1. TIMIS Mr w NMI MAW sommonsimettllDAY. Ma If I sad in Ms Soli April. ISM, ors Dow lowa Tam am of twm sismom vim, Two Orr., Warr' am ma sn owarais Or similar(' boo on all asissioss vim lika piss of *animism Qs Palace re the ea itrmar Maim* trat admilibm am Moss dap ma mak& aar admimiam livo sidalmem or SPW•I4II. MI 'ari a mi of Orr -- days on which the of adadrakir la heed at lire Th aaft ßAN ee D e gcs rich' vAL X as oms Performance el z tilk a tt r"`" jgtills a° l e ' ennuD l 1 1 1 1 , e l is. i. f oil . wia MOW on Saturday, It Tb MUSICAL nwn vAL of ta• Orplosaislas at Immo as Malay. SSW Tuesday, lath. and Thursday, rah Jam Caber arialairsola at a rale a &dirks ad Ms ShMlaas et awards sr) be weds se the gess= Seneca Tickees ter &Mem ender MsTr e ir :asps will be leseed at the aolforsc rate of Mallarrekaas. Tickets and the poblielbed prognmisig Os soros ad et the usual semis: mbar Omilal Maw; vete Cat:ST A L PALACIL—Coa FRIDAY, 11•74, took A ORZAT ranivit PERFORMANCH OF KIM NM ILLWI, estate omens al $s laniannalies of the ammo Menselei Shane ed the Oampinew (by *r Charles gz.driazr.u.= &dose . it. ism IM, Mr. Wean Mr. L R. Thomas, eatimpor Hitt. The lend will ideas the Inetrumentaliste cd the Seseed Haratenic Societe with nuraseous additions theist% WNW from the prldpsl Orchestras. the Crystal penes Hand, sad the large 0111011. hells oz.Preula for the c Handel Festival. Ovum Ist. Mr. Browassalth. The emelt of the Londoo Division et Mee Handel reettval Choir loomprldcy the Chorus of the Sacred Harmonic Society, with selections from the other Metropolitan Choral Societies', the lesdins Professional Chorister and Deputation from the principal Pmvincial Choral Sockties, the Cathedral Choirs, and various Continental Choral bodies. The entire Orchestra will number TURKS THOUSAND PER.FORMESS, Conductor, Ms. comm. The inusical arrangsmests under the d Irectlon of the Committee of the Sacred Harmonic Society. The oratorio will commence at 3 o'clock. The statue, which will be placed for the occaelon on one of the upper terraces, will be unveiled at S o'clock. A great Torchlight Procession at dusk. flue= or TlCairs. —Adathriou tickets (if purchased on or before the 3rd of May, fis.„ by payment at the doors on the day of thelestivai 7s. ed.. reserved shah. arranged In blocks, as at the Handel Festival. In the area, fie extra, or In the corner galleries, half a mines extra. Tickets at the Crystal Palace, and at 2, linter Hall, where also pia' of the male may be laspected, or, by order, of the usual V i kwer sires tickets will admit on this occasion, subject to fis use teralstlom WHITTINGTON CLUB and METRO POLITAN 11,1111NA171L Arm& Woo* Strcutd— OLAND VOLUNIT2I SALL. on MAIM Ir, May 1, under tbs patronage of Viscount LANILaGn. Skirts flatly, b. Gentleman. ss. boob* 8a supper, 5. Id. extra) slay be obtained by any number of a Volunteer Carps of tits Secretary. L E. 8I; 88 Secretary. MILALBERT BMrTHI MONT BLANC, TO-NIOHT. at 8, sad WRIT 18113W1' ;bat Saturday; at S : and Tuesday and /110111.111 allannoons. at 11 o'clock. Stalls, 3a, which affis Oa labia at $5. bozalbon zaptiaa Hall. daily, from 11 tI/1 11; area. >ti ; gallery, la. Miand Mrs. GERMAN REED, TO-NIGHT, sad NYRRY IYWNG (except Platurdey), at 11, end There dv and Saiorslay Allerstoses at 3, will glee their POPULAR NTRATIONg s "Our Horns Circuit" and " See.lltde Stalks.' intnxineing a variety at amusing and Interesting 81211TC11125 trout REAL LIFE, at the ROYAL GALLERY et 1L1A , 41 RA TIoN, H. Regent-street. A la. 2e. . staig.k, secured at the Oellery. and at Cramer, and Co.'s, NI. Regent. street—Let Nights ul Sally new. VICTORIA CROSS GALL E RY, Euptivn ofru. Momlllly, OPZIf DAILY, from UNIV. Admission, pee ablilles. In uniform, hen. The whale d reef man win; with ..reuse additions, panted by L W. Me is ti. loiry W. THE NATIONAL ASSIMBLY ROOMS, Blab Hotbora.—Thla Eelshllerent , prisamismilly dia ttaguleheato the dapace and =MY= bssd Mt Ames- Mona eeralgasd with tbe perialket d N• Imaatealmak Is OPEN EVERY EVENING. The oilebraMd Ilsod. Lwow the dbeetke of Mr. W. M. Porker, play. a Willy WADI aelstakm at theateat approved elambeel of aod.i aria Dom apse at lat./eel L Overture at it Closing at if ~ask!. Malaise ARGYLL ROOllB, Great Windmill-street, Piccadilly. Lamed le Act of Parliament NOTICL—A IkO SA➢ O SALOON added to Ws LitablklusaaS m =yylbeakir With the MONSTER ND. eciadmlad by Mosa Wm" eb•Prorebssin la ale taperer NW ale& Opea at Sealed. Adalidos. Is. THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichbo rne - x t ree t, Naynisiken—lf ”n wing Ie (mend a plainest evening, go to tbe LONDON PAVILION, W Anent rooms in London, and the beet CONCIRT. Adaninies (by refreelunent ticked ed.— nowNlll Angle. LM Oigieries, 4e. IJIDUCTION OF T EI WINE OVUM& E UROPEAN WINE COMPANY, I* Pa-me& &W. The presieeere of their bog te asebounce that they have 'Wooed Tsai of sad mow offer Mall peeress the MI bawd& of tag saw deociaieut. ROYAL VICTO RIA CriIIO SHERRY 275. per dozen. Standard Iseelleravi SPLENDID OLD PORT, tan jrrar d e ht the wood s7. Per dozen. SPARKLING RPILRRAY CHAIMAON St a. „ ST. 11 -URN CLARRT, pore and without acidity Sea MIST COGNAC BRANDY (Pah or Brown; . . 44e. and Hs. SOUTH AFRICAN PORT. SHRRRY, te loe. and 24e. The Swett ever intrude:ad Into this eountr. Bottles and gnaws included, and ais dozen mules tree to any railway station In England or Wales. Price lists tree on appli cation. Terms cash. WILLIAM REIDTIPPING, Manager. NOTICE. —WINES and SPIRITS at REDUCED BROCUICB revised list of prices, with Dr. Rarefy report, post free on application. Claret VIII ordinalre , bottles included per down Its. Chablis (White Bunsultly 194. Still Hock or Moselle , Rothiehod Sherry 20 H o Port i innanl Y char g ed 26L p er emen • s. 120... South AMcan Port and Sherry .. ... Us. and 245. South African Madeiraand AntontMado 24a Gin, full strength, Ils. al.. Burgundy Brandy, its, per gallon. ollaa4A the very hest, 25a. per one down case. Samples of arty four of the above on receipt of 30 stamps. Terms, cash.—A. BAOUGH, 29, Strand, London. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE. —Mesnrs. FIND LATFR, MACKIE. TODD, and Co beg to announce that they an now prepared to @apply A LUIOPPS PALE ALE, of the Reed quality. Is hoiden aad casks of elghteem gallons and upward. —stores. under Londonhiidge Railway :41ation ; eutzaoee. ?lb, Toolorpasnot. AIL THE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and COMES In ENGLAND are at an thaw to bo obtained of PHI Writ and Co., To. Mrseranta, 16 11i liftillamotreet, City. tivod strung maid Csagou Too, St, fa 161., it, la 4d., sal tn.. rich Auueltote, la, . U.K 104 4 awl to Ti. sod coffee to the value of 400. mod amologo fres lo say railway Motion or nartopt town In SastraiL • arks ~TOM 610. Sown morbat plow. All goods ourlaapi hoe within Wild ono of sa. City. THE NAST INDIA TIA COMPANY (Umbed), CM coly Oerapaay tetra twirl their ova TEAS awl supply lara public dlreet.--• aim mobs et 15 per cent. The c. .leheete,l fo. bgg id ten from fle. 44. pee b.: of coffee In the berry. from led.: fine Legebbit Ileurborpf, la anomie. la. al Werrh.Juee. a Crest st. Ileleu'oellarclose4, Biehoparatoefroet riIART FRUITS and PRESERVES, 10a. par dozen , Pleb IMacee *ad ?Miles, 10e per dozen Sew NMI!! Marmalade, lue. per dozen ; CryMallised said Glaof yresch yroit, mei ehoodalm. rat de Voles Wm, Gann and Yarialdre Mee. Potted Made. r...logna. Lynne, and Hammetek tealaa tbekara Magadan lh zed Itefiedeer Towage, atm. Beam, Hank's' lied Vmdc sad Wentptsalla Hams ,drotoot to MM..% A.B. /Wally tp..l Tea. S. yd. 4s per lb. FAlTLExtrza, R , Jensin•eirmt, corset of Yortotroot, Jortioottioro. AIISA GE & —GIN lIINE HOME-MADE...- re/tow sac Td. per b.—DollBl7olt sod lON, Warn. COMP M.C. The a of the Wast-end establishment el Ow well knows of limn Collard and Collard was onlebratod on Many am* by a Musicale, Philo pophivor, re Dome" end wes a bnlliant affair. The pre mise., which are of lit architeetund beauty, the deacon time having Wen tatir the superintendence al Mr. Owen Jones, were set oft with greet taste by statuary and rare Gower.. The number of . resent aussadtd SOO, and the whole Affair oft t satiefectortly, On tlatlininv L evelling the wdoss were thrown epsa to thou,. Conners workmen and their wire. and tantihee, to whom a cancert and ball wars gives. THE GREAT PRAUDB UPON THE UNION BANK. The anticipation that the frauds committed upon the Union Bank of London would prove to be of a. magnitude sufficient to startle the public, was only too accurate. The investigation by the directors has been brought to a close, and. reveals the astounding fact that the amount of the defalcations is no lees than two hundred and sixty-three thousand and seventy pounds f The special report lamed last evening by the directors to the proprietors is as follows : TO TUB TIOPILIXTOBB OT TEX UNION BANE Or LONDON. It is with deep regret that the directors have to conuau- Moats to the proprietors that they hare discovered very large hands committed by their late chief cashier, William George l'alliager, and with as little delay as posit& they lay before the proprietors • statement of the Mt., and rib nut the course which upoa • careful consideration of the eirciunetances they recommend for meeting the loss which has been sustained. William George Pali. was appointed a cashier of this bank in April, 1839, ha • held a sheiks onus tion io the banking-heees Ilk OisHas like* and On., and after sixteen years ci met 4111•11114. sssleua, and. to is still believed, faithful mercies in sekowthsate e ss r wee, ibout Years NM mina bp She tr i = seek was the seoldsoes seseegmee, and *sir with wormer in ke discharged kis amides, that 'kiwi three leads they voluntarly raised his salary to 110101. par snag His duties as chief cashier were to sopeciste.d the ether to procure cheques for money to keep thdr tits ; and it devolved upon him to pay all cheques, end silver coin, beak notes, be., which were not required for the purposes of this hank, to the Beak el Bog- Led, socompanied by • cloaks* specifying the particeders of each payment, and by the " pen-book " of the Bank GI England,which wee wicassarily in kis ',Moist sharp ; sad an account of them payment, was also furnished by Pal linger to the principal ledger-keeper. In the ordinary come of business Pullinger daily sent • junior clerk for the passbook, which contained the acknowledgment by the Bank of England of the cash paid in, and it was the duty of Pullinger to deliver the passbnok to the ledger-keeper, whose duty it would then become to check the entries tn wheat the Bank of England by the items in his ledger. The ledger-keeper, on finding his account tally with the pass-book, would report the Bank of England balance to the accountant, to be posted in the general ledger, when any error in the Bank of England bal.'o ce would disturb the general balance of the day, and become the subject of in vestigation. Ou Thursday last, the 19th instant, in consequence of some information, application was made at the Bank of England for their statement of the balance of this beak, when • deficit of no less than 263,070/. Bs. 10d. was dis covered. Pullinger, who was absent at the time attending • funeral of • relative, was immediately f ollowed by a director and the manager and brought back, when be at once confessed that from losses on the Stock Exchange he had from time to time since his appointment as chief cashier abstracted large sums from the cha rrggeas taken over to the Bank of England, which he had concaled from the ledger-keeper by exhibiting to hint • fabricated passbook, in which the balance agreed with what it ap peared in the accountant's general ledger. He was then given into custody. It may be proper to state here that the supposed balance at the Bank of England was 569,7061. 16s. 2:I. while the certified balance was 306,6361. 7.. 4d., exhibitin g the deficit et 263,0701. Bs. 10d. The directors now proceed to state the coune they recent. maid for meeting this loss, and they feel assured that the L re=ton will cancer with them in opinion that it should promptly and effectually. In Jury hat the sum of 120,0001. was transferred from the reserved fund to the capital aceoent ; it is now proposed to re-transfer this sum from that account, and to appropriate the further sum of 100,0001., the amount of the existing reserved fund, towards meeting the present defalcations, en application o t f for thr! oi fund . spei ng lly contemplated t it o the deed belenee of the deficiency, about 40,0001., will be paid sses ' out of the accrued and accruing profits of the present year, which the directors confidently anticipate will further enable them to =a dividend of 5 per omit. for the six months ending me one. which, with the dividend and bonus paid in January bet, will be a toed payment of 121 per cent. for the eser. The direelen hops that some of this large amount may be reiCovered, Othough it would be inexpedient to enter bete details on this subject at present, but they will not take these matter, into calculation now; they prefer taking the maximum lose which can be sustained, and they feel thee the honour and credit of the Union Bank of London, sad the true interest, of their co-partners, are best consulted by at once liquidating that amount, confidently believing, as they do, that, with the original paid-up capital intact, a few years' profits of their business will enable them to replace all that has now been lost, without interfering with the usual dividends paid to the proprietors. While it is certainly satisfactory to be obis to meet so large • loss out of the reserved mete of the bank without trenching on the original paid-op capital, the directors find it impossible adequately to their regret and mortification that such a crime could= hese suoceesfully perpetretedi under the system of checks which has been in operation nom the establishment of the bask. No extensive Imaineas can be carried on without re posing confidence M those employed in it, and in the pre sent case the directors felt justified in reposing in Pullinger the confidence necessary for the discharge of his duties; he had been in the employment of the bank since its om menoment, his attembusce was unremitting, his industry and talent conspicuous, his expenditure appeared con sistent with his position and salary, and his domestic habit. were believed to be correct and creditable ; it now appears that for • long time he had been engaged in an extensive system of time bargains on the Stock Exchange. The system of checks in operation In the bank was framed manly en that existing in the Bank of England, and the director' have, with this exception, found it effectual. For the first time during 21 years the directors are unable to address their copartners in those terms of congratulation which they have used sines the establishment of the hank, and for the first time during that long period has the steady and remarkable success of the bank been interrupted. They believel they had taken every necessary precaution which experience dictated, and which, so long as those precautions were strictly observed by all those through whose hands Pullinger's accouuts passed, had proved, and would have continued to prove e ff ectual ; nor can the directors claim for themeless, or from these in their employment, exemp tion from those feelings of oonfidenoe which long association and services (for many years efficiently and honestly per formed) are calculated to engender. The confidence of their devoted manager, Mr. Scrimgeour, no less than their own, has been grievously abused, and the directors would do violence to their own feelings and sense of justice were they not to express their sympathy with their friend and officer under these unfortunate and mortify ing circumstances. In point of magnitude ' the defalcations of Pul linger throw those of Itobson into the shade, and even exceed those of Itedpath. The amount in volved in the latter came, it will be remembered, was about 240,0001. Pullinger's l method of pro ceeding wan simple. The whole of the large pay ments into the Bank of England passed through his hands. For a lengthened period he passed them in with regularity. Finding then that he virtually the entire control of these roods, inasmuch as the pass-book formed the sole check upon him, it occurred to him, in a moment of temptation, to appropriate money and falsify the pass-book. Emboldened by see ms, he persevered in his crime, and car ried his misappropriations to the almost iucredible extent above mentioned, keeping systematically the real pass-book for himself, and _presenting a fictitious one to his fellow-officers. The largeness of the balance habitually kept by the Uni: r n= at,the Bank of England precluded the chance of discovery through any heavy draughts being made upon it. The risk of detection which lie incurred every hour becomes the more remarkable when we consider that two of the high officers of the Union Bank Messrs. Bcrimgeour and Barton—were themselves formerly in the Bank of England. That establishment, however, is upon so large • scale that they were probably unacquainted with the handwriting, per even with the names or initials of the clerks in the Bank of England Drawing-office. Frauds to this extent could only occur in a joint-stook bank with a large associated capital. In the case of a private bank, the handling of such heavy 111,1111 P, in stead of being consigned solely to one officer, how ever worthy of trust, would fall within the pro vince of • partner. It is precisely in this point that • lamentable lack of caution has manifestly prevailed iu the management of the Union Bank. A system of check which depends merely upon . entries in books is no chuck at all, for the entries themselves may be systematically falsi fied for years, as iu the present instance. In any effectual system of check and counter-check the agency and supervision of other employ& of high character is indispensable. In fact, one trusted , erstployi must be used as a check upon another. The (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. first edit of this astounding revelation is naturally i an all-pervading sense of uneaainess. " Who is to be trusted I" is the general exclamation. Good will doubtless, as usual, ensue from evil. A stimulus will be given to caution and vigilance in every quarter. In no establishments are these qualities so requisite as in joiut-stook banks, the transac tions of which reach weekly an aggregate of millions. It a naturally asked, •how has Pullinger con trived to get rid of so vast a sum of money ? Con sidering the responsible position which he held, his salary was manifestly inadequate. This is the common error of employers, from which joint-stock banks, despite their enormous dividends, are not exempt. But the present is no petty case of a bank officer exoeeding his income and appropriating • gum sufficient to meet his embarrassments. Pul linger was a gigantic speculator on the Stock Ex change. He operated largely in the securities which present the greatest scope for fluctuation, especially in Consols, Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares, and Turkish and Mexican Bonds. Of the latter he is known to have taken off the market at onoe no lees than 20,0001., and even 50,0001., stock, pay iug for it in bank notes. It will be a point for the directors (who have already taken stags to make the delinquent', small property available) to ascertain whether he has any concealed assets of this kind. A speculative Stock Exchange firm, which failed in the panic in May last, being obliged to pay Se. Sd. in the pond before its partners could be rendered oligble for re-admission, gave bills for the amount ; and it is stated that Pullinger himself recently met these bills, to the extent, in one instance, of 4,0001. It is, perhaps, the most astonishing feature of this extraordinary case that he could so long be regarded as a man of steady habits in Pitiless-street, whilst he was known to many persons connected with the Stock Exchange as an habitual speculator. Pullinger had other ex pensive tastes. He ran racehorses, in conjunction with a well-known trainer, and occasionally repre sented to his agents in the Stock Exchange that scene of his transactions were for account of that individual. It is said that Pullinger is also a share holder in the Union Bank ; but it is not to be imagined that the fact of his being a partner in the concern will screen him from the punishment due to his flagrant crime. Amid this heavy misfortune which has overtaken the Union Bank, it is gratifying to remark that no portion of the original capital of the shareholders will be touched. The entire loss will be met from the bank's profits. A sum of 120,0001., drawn from the reserved fund and capitalised in July last, will be transferred back. The present reserved fund, amounting to 100,0001., will be swept away. The balance, to complete the 263,0001., will be pro- vided from the accruing profits of the present year. The shareholders, moreover, will still receive a very fair rate of dividend. We will only remark, further, that universal sympathy is felt for the zealous manager, Mr. Scrimgeour, whose name has been so long identified with the establishment. The following is the Stock Exchange rule, warn ing members not to transact speculative business for account of Jerks without the knowledge of their employers. In Pullinger's case this rule appears to have been glaringly disregarded. The next meeting of the Stock Exchange Committee is fixed for Monday, when action will probably be taken in the matter. Rule 58. The committee particularly caution the members of the Stock Exchange against transacting speculative busi ness for clerks in public or private establishments, without the knowledge of their employers. Members di, , reganling this caution are liable to be dealt with in such manner as the committee ma, deem advisable. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, APRIL 24. - PROMUTION4 AND Anomennyrrii.LCommanden F. N. R. Wasey end J. B. Ballard to be impacting commanders of the Coast Guard. Lieut. C. R. Scott to the Wellington. Secretaries R. Mande,' to Rear-Admiral Codriogtou, F. Cleve, C. 8., to Rear-Admiral Talbot, G. P. Martin to Vice-Admiral W. F. Martin. 8eoo;d Ciaasisiiatant Engineer J. Money to the Asia, for charge of the Rainbow. Third Claes Amistant-Engineer R. Oliver to the Cumber land, for service in the Cochin. Acting Third Uses Auistent-Engineers J. Watson, P. Manny, and L. M. Green to the Arrogant, SF aupernume varies for ilispreaL .7°44'W1C:11.,"1L. 24. A detachment of Royal Artillery left Woolwich this day for Aldersbott, and the detachment of the 10th Hussars now etationed at this garrison are expected to leave in a few days. CHATHAM, Arm 24. The following has been published in Garrison Orders, dated Chatham, April 23, 1860 :—" Deputy In spector-General of Hospitals Dr. Hume, having arrived at this station to relieve Inspector-General of Hospitals Mr. Taylor, the former officer will accordingly take charge of the de partment from this date, and all buduess connected with the method department of tho district will be trans acted through him. Thu Major-General cannot allow the Inspector-General to leave this command without ex pressing his very great regret at losing him, and his sense of the admirable manner in which he has conducted the onerous duties of the department and the high state of perfection in which be leaves it." The Lords of the Admiralty having directed that No. 1 dock at this dockyard shall be considerably en larged and improved, in order to adapt it for the reception of the largest line.of.battle ships in the service, the works are to be at once commenced. The present entrance to the dock is to be removed, and a new one substituted, and some extensive alterations are to be effected in the interior which will occupy several months. An order has been received at this garrison by Major- General Eyre, commanding the troops, in which his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge directs that every soldier un the completion of his limited service is to he granted three months' leave of absence, for the purpose of visiting his friends before re-engaging himself. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 25. The court-martial directed to inquire into the • " circumstances of the recent disturbance on board her Ma. Jody . ' ship Edgar assembled on beard the Victory, flair ship this morning, and were constituted a court to try W. Matthews, T. Doidge, A. Fry, W. Harvey, W. Parker, C. Lucas, A. Ounsten, F. 'rriekey, D. Mooney, and C. Cannon, privates, Royal Marines, and H. Dawson, private, Royal Marine Artillery, on two charges of disobedience of orders. The whole of the prisoners, with the exception of Gunton, were sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment. Guasten was found guilty on the second charge only, and was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment. BOAT RACE PORIOOI. AT NEWCASTLE. HENRY CLASPIR, 07 TIZWCANTLZ, VIIISUB GEORCS DILKWITT, Nearly a year ago, when Drewitt wan training Chappell at Glasgow, Clasper was desirous of trying hie strength against him. The offeir at that time seried in smoke, and nothing of • definite character was done till • few months ouce, when a match was entered into between them, and it was decided that they should row on the 24th of April, for 1004 made, from the High Level-bridge to tiodtwoed Suspension-bridge, ..n the Tyue, a distanoe nearly corresponding with the courvo between Putney and Mortlake, on the Thames. Looking at the two men the race seemed at finer sight to be almost a certainty fur Drewitt, who is many years Clasper's junior, and has besides, although only a landsman, proved himself to be so fine a scalier en to bold the third pl.ice on the river Throne. His ke•lth, however, ill none of the bevt, while the veteran Harry is rarely ill, and this fort, comldlied with the Chelsea hero being Amer to the Tyne, rendered his friends less sanguine than they would otherwise hove been. Shortly after 6 o'clock the men went to their station., it having been arranged that the start should be sheen AO =shove the High Level.bridge, in onler to avoid being pared by the numerous steamers in company. The men wee scoompanitsl by their trainers—Hobert Chambers, the renowned c ham pion of the Thames, for Clasper. and Wit. liana Blake, of Chelsea, for Drewitt. Both looked very well, and having prepared themselves, the race began. and • very gallant one it was, but pint!? would not be denied. Drain t t soon led, and although the veteran tried his hardest to get into the foremost position, he was not des. tined to sussed, for Drewitt ultimately mree in first by two lease& herring at starting wan nearly level. ROYAL 11 Hairma t GRAY'a-INN-ROAD.—The number ~f palmate niirval at this hoepit.l during the week wading Apra 21 was 2,710. of wh ir 652 were new ores. SPORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. 'TUESDAY. THE COE7IZ-11.0011 STAKES of 50 sou. each, for thrse•yr o lonlds ; 73 co yard". lts, Bst nb (4 m ; fil ) lies, 6d 41b. A.F. 1 mile 2 fur. gs ato. MG. H. Bartis's Paroles° by Sweetmeat, _84 .. 711) Forttham ) I Court Distanyanja ROPe Dan cer , B e t alb Wells, 2 Lord Coventry's Petruchie, tat 711, Betting : 7t04 on Petruchio, 9to 4 agst Parmesan. Par. mean led throughout, and woo by two lengtlui; bad third. HANDICAP PLATE of 60 Inn, for 3.y r - o ld s an d upwar d s . A. 1 mile 2 furlongs 73 Yank- Count Saithyany's Suburban by iliodtwell—lane, 3 Cipt lelb (carTisi 131 b) (If. BraMey) I 16r. Hallonrs Athos, 3 yes, OA Illb (l3 ()Hinshaw) I lord Coventry's Wanderer, 6 phial Illb (w, sat.) s The following also ran :—Newsteed, Conjuror, Plumper, gad Water Elf. 7 tti 4 t Suburban, sto 1 apt Ath os , 6to I. apt Wanderer. Suburhu was in front through ou t u m th e way ; Athos challenged him in the cords, but was begot by • head ; the third four lengths off. THI Two THOONAND GUINSAB, a subscription of 100 tom each, ft, for 3-y r -olds ; colts Set 71b, Bst 21b; the owner of the second horse to receive back his stake. B.M. One mlle 17 yards. (63 subs.) Mr. A. Nichol's The Wizard, by Wed Australian, ist (car. bat alb) lAsimall) Mr. Tua md ellag, est Mr. W . •Tre,gre, get (7 Oostari Barna 's tinge( Dienstede, Sul Mb .oeborne) 4 The following also ran :—Nicholas; Richmond, Tom Bow fin., Ebony, Brother to Rainbow, Lamellas, Aurora (late Minaret), Wain* Von Stumm, Merrimac, Grenadier. Betting : 4 to 1 each apt Toni Bowline and Lupellus, 11 to 2 apt Nicholas, 6 to 1 apt Traducer, 100 to 8 apt Bro ther to Rainbow, 14 to 1 apt Richmond. 20 to I apt Wizard, 25 Aurora, 25. to to 1 a 1 aa pt Ebonyt. King . of Diamonds, 25 te 1 apt The The curiosity to witness the horses as they quitted the sad d.l ng stables prior to proceeding to the starting poet was evidenced by the large throng of pedestrians and eques trians who co=stain the vicinity o f the ditch. When the competitors d pr oceeded to the post the crowd gradually diminished, and the spectators at the cords were enabled to command a full and uninterrupted view of them when they formed in line. The start was most satisfactorily effected, and no sooner had Mr. Hibbard dropped his flag than the horses were off on equal terms. Two divinions were soon formed, Traducer making the run ning on the whip band with King of Diamonds, Lupellus, Brother to Rainbow, and Nicholas on his left, following him in the order named. On the " ring aide" of the course IMO Richmond, }limy, Tom Bowline, and Merrimac, nearly level with the lot above mentioned. Aurora, The Wizard, and The Rap ware next close up. They ran at • slow pace to the Bushes Hill, where The Wizard, who had always been going within himself, began to creep forward, closely attended by his stable companion, The Rap. On reaching the dip just before entering the cords, Adunall let The Wizard out, and the horse galloped in the winner by three lengths, half a length between the second and third. King of Diamonds was en iodifferent fourth, Lupellus fifth, Brother to Rainbow sixth, Wamba, Ebony, and Merrimac next. Grenadier and 'Tom Bowline, close together, were the last two. BWI4IPSTAI/11 of 10 move. each ; for 3-yr-olds, let ; four, Bet 71b ; five, Bet 121 b ; six sad aged, M. The winner to be sold for 300 sore., if demanded. Ab. M. (2 furlongs 212 Mr. ) ns ( yards. 4 Baba lon's N eophyte, by Newminster, 4 yrs, Bst 716 lA. French; I Mr. Watts's Tidlyirtnks, by Augur—Miss Conyogham, 3 yrs. Tst (H. 0 wi 2 Mr. Martin's ContUsloo, S yrs, 7st (Perry) 3 Betting : 6 to 4 apt Neophyte (at first apt Confusion), 3to 1 apt Thllywinb. Won by a length and • half, two lengths between second and third. BWESPISTAILDI of 10 soys. each ; for 2-yr-olds ; colts, 24 71b ; fillies, Bst 41b. Extra weight for winners. Lad half of Ab. M. (3 furlongs 217 yards.) (6 subs.) Lord Fltamfonn Lava, by Orlando, eat 4lb French) 1 Baran Rothschild's b f by [lag Tom out of Agnes, Bet 41h, (Wells) 2 Mr. Rogers's Althorns, Bet 4lb (H Sharp) S Lord MMus's f by Surplice out of Blue Devils, Ilist 4.1 b Mr. Barber's Fathead, (A- Dal/ Sat 71b V. Rogers) 5 Betting : 7 to 4 oa Lava, 100 to 30 apt the Agnes filly. Won by three lengths ; a bad third. A Pi= HANDMAY SWYMMTAKEH of 50 sore. each, h ft, for 4-yr-olds and upward' • a winner of a 500 soy,. handi cap to carry 101te extra, sad of all minor hnodicape once Mb, twice 101 b extra, which is to be the extreme penalty. T.Y.C._(S Paha, 140 yards.) (4 subs.J Lord Myanmar, Manalllaise, by Bay Middleton, 4 yrs, Set 71b IA Ideroft) 1 Sir K. des Vases Comforter, 4 yrs, Ost (Inc. 101 b (AahmaU) 2 Betting: 5t04 on Comforter. Won by a heed. Marc ,Il 200, h ft. T. Y.C. 5 furlongs 140 yards. /dr. Bla ke's c by Cotherstoue—Glenluce, S yrs, MI 71 6 O. Fonlham) I Sir. Rogers's e by Cotherstone—Gleuluce, 2 yrs, dei 71h A. Edwards) 2 Betting : 3 to 1 on the young one. Won by three lengths. SIVISPSTAIMS of 25 soya., 10 ft, for 2-yr-olds; colts, fiat 7lb ; fillies and geldings, 84 416. The winner to be sold for 230 sovs., kc. ; if not for male, 31b extra. List half ma. of A.F. (3 subs.) Lord iktimforafs Mils Lady (not to be sold), Sat 71b (Inc 31b extra) (A. French) Ba•eererAee reduced to a MATCH of 300 sovs., 100 ft, for -7r-old. ; colta, Set 10Ib ; fillies, Set 51b. B.C.—Duke of Bedford's Luff (br to Weathergage) received forfeit from Mr. F. Robinson's Antonio. After the scratching of Buccaneer, the withdrawal of Umpire, and the manes of the Winird, the Two Thousand may be numbered amongst the "shocking events" which I betting men occasionally experience. John Scott ran first and sewed with two hones whom the public regarded with indi ff erence. In turf phraseo:ogy, the Wizard was deemed a " dead to," for after being a great favourite during the winter he wee driven completely out of the market, and Tom Bowline superseded him in the betting. The sensation which the remit of the nice created was ex traordinary. On the return to the ring 4 to 1 we. taken about the Wizard for the Derby. The winners on the race today are principally those persons who had backed the horse at a short price, and who had no opportunity of " getting out" of then money. During the morning rain fell heavily, but the afternoon was dry and sunny. The attendance of general iximpany was very lIUMOIMI. BETTING AFTF.R THE RACES. DERBY. 4 to 1 apt The Wizard (t) 6 to 1 Umpire 40 to 1 The Rap (t) 600 to 400 as the Wizard get Umpire. CHESTER CUP. 12 to 1 apt Satellite BITTING AT MANCHESTER,—TuzsDAY. TWO THOUSAND OUINEAS. 3 to 1 apt Tom Bowline (8 7 to 2 Traducer (t 4 to 1 Lupellua It 7 to 1 The W (t) 10 to 1 Nicholas (t) 14 to 1 King of Diamonds (t) 8 to 1 Brother to Rainbow (t) CHESTER CUP. 12 to 1 apt Satellite (t) 12 to 1 Petra (off) 14 to 1 Tame Deer (t) 20 to 1 Bribery cr,lt (t) 20 to 1 Promised Lead (t) HORSEt3 STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMENTS. April 9, at 7.40 p.m., Optimist, out of the Newmarket Hutulimp. April 12, at 4.54 p.m., Buccaneer, out of the Two Thousand Guineas. . . . April 12, at 5.30 p.m.. Musjid, nut of the Port Stakes. April 12, at 6 p.m, Istiemona and Cincinnati, out of all engagements. April 12, at 6 pm., Montebello, out of Houthoote Plate, Epsom. April 13, at 4.55 pm., Magnum, nut of the Metropolitan Handicap. April 14, at 9 a.m., Daniel, out of 51arnuis of Westmisk et.v s Plato. April 14, at 9 a.m., Flash in the Pin, out of Doncaster Haudicap. April 14, at 9 a.m., Guilder, out of engagements at Now market First Spring Meeting. April 16, at 9 a.m., all Mr Ten Broeck's horses out of Doncaster Handicap. April 16, at 9 a.m., Sam Spode nut of all enagements. AprsllB, at 9 stn., Secret Tr:mealy, out of the Heath onto Plate, the itetropohtan Itantleap, and theeter April 16, at 1.10 p.m., Claire, out of Walton Stakes at Efsom April 16, at 5.55 p.m., Oliver, out of engagements at Epsom Spring Meeting. April 17, at 9 eau., Vanquisher, out of the Two Thousand Guineas. _ _ — Aprill7, at SAO pan., Queen Bee, out of City awl Sub urbia._ _ _ _ 111, at 9 a.m., Ryder Ali, out of all engagements. April 21, at 9a.m., Red Rock, out of his engagement on 31.o.nrida at in Newmarket First ripring Meeting. A 21, 2.30p.m., Cambridge, out of the Two Thou. Ordneee. April 21, at 2.30 p.m., Jamie, out of the One Thousand Guineas. April 23, at 11.15 a.m., Umpire, out of the Two Thou sand Guineas. . . . . April 23, at 12.25 p.m., Confottiouer, out of tho IA r outer Hamby Ap. 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