The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-27 00:00:00

SPORTING INTILLIGEXOR. - . - THI IPSOM &MIMI MISTING. le MO MOMS Of TIE i/asee fit the programme Pones) by M. Dud*/ Aeon est lb. WI '• Di r b, wee k , ' well not b few donee thee He pealeenews, soil it way turn out that the bars esmemselVegarding a poor tied for the great meat an growoil. es amend mitaidees ban um apectedly male Moir appe.emn Ia the tuarkot at the last inomeet. ilm aa towing, a. • whole, will be • derided recces., for, in oddities to the lierhy sal take sufficient in themselves to sasiaWa it. pr. .r *ye -there see six prises to be coatanded fee co Tuesday. their aggregate value being about 2.0111. ; leer o.s Weiliseaday. vales 1001. • eight ne nura g a y, Wee 2,01 AM. ; eve co Emily. value ; dime of time items see already complete, mad so many hone. an mean milers, that a right merry media; may be maideatly dovetail The feetere of the Ent day is the Woodcuts Make*. for 2•yrokle. three•quarters of • mile, which is., he fortunate enough to bring out a prominent ideseite foe the next Derby, as iiinua,c those we have men set there are PiAmourri, Toluroo, links Rollo, The Tutor, Ireperatriar, &het, Erma, Coulon, Walpole, mil Win ged& Not shove half of them (the last five perhaps) will le band at the post ; het the best of them should take • eery high stealing, sad from among Antares (said to be t.'better than the first oo the lied, Alvesiaton, The Hidalgo, Watcher., Xurullo. Hubert. awl Cans. brook who hate yet to make an appearance is public, there must be two or three kers spring, or 1 ma greatly mistakes. However, % inactive con. yawed me to his race at Newmarket he is no orabanry sad he will so like the course that 1 meet again solid !maw bit lag, .sly fairies one of the " dark " lot him, sad of these Xerello may prove the best. Heatheoee Plate, half • mile, is all against the 3•yr• ebb, who are called upon to give the juveniles 261 b, while Sy orgy receive lUb tram the oldest emaged. Thus Miss J gad. Set 71b ; lisolit.Arrne, 1 yrs, sat 71b; Seclu des, 4 yrs, fist 71b ; "'node, Rat 71b • Fattel.la, 2 yrs, 11111 i; and Queen of gram 2 yrs. 5•1 120 a mud have the beet al Hamer, 3 yes. fist lib ; and Little Lady, II yrs. TA lab ; and tin SW. looks a comparative " gift " for Shea AMA, who has sot bees indulged with but Net alb in • • public nire for some time. The Roux Free Haudicap, one wile, is use of "the Admiral's" masterpieces, and out ef the two dozen eulacrilien the alvientees will not be away. Duneaay, 6 yrs, 9 at., may not shirk the encounter, fase• mils is joist hie dimmee, and be is quite capable of awning the weight. Halle. de Chantilly, aged, nit, hseenewuce, 4 yrs, 7st 1011, and lian•at.Ania. 4 yes, Tat 1011 s, are also July qualified to contend in the struggle, fethoegh Nweeteince might prefer another event tieilay, sad Wow Dowser nod Nita, 1 yes. Rot 131 b, to represent the Leatherbead party, his easy triumph over 8P•COLOI, &a, at Lamaxter lest year sewing he will do • good thing erlawswer they ask hitu—and a fair opportunity presents %WI Mrs Cbeesaake, 4 yrs Cia lab, being about the meet dangerom of hie trppoosat. among the out hones. The pair might, between them, to beat the three•year•olda, el Mika Lava Mt 2111, and Captain Fortiboe. sst lib, eve the hest oe paper, sad I manse do better than treat in Cheesecake and Dosser aid Blitz. The 13ngliton threeluarters of • mile, ie just the "cut" far etemsee, 4 yrs, 7st Ms and sappasing this to be his brassy" the lit contain sotbiag else with so many Mimetic= fee vas, the seat beat being Rockier, 4 yrs, lit iii ; Little Gerard, egad, 711101 b • and Loral of the Name, 5 ye. 9t, the latter be*/ th; must &opines of them nedouhtedly. Hie Walt* is also in the 'Town aed Ihedieek Plates ass the Derby flay, at • nice weight, with Airimilea• 5 yr*, 7st, sad Beckley, 4 yrs, list 61b, opposed to bin, amid whichever be may prefer should find him there or thoneaboots." . _ The Derby Slakes, for threwyearold colts (8471 h each) eel What plot 216), one mile and a half, will not trouble Ihe hitter es:, w them an grave doubts whether even Pre sumes= winnow, oder ell en Ramey entrusted to her, and the lid premier te wander abed a mare, the falling off berg eras ailethelehis le either J. Day, W. Day, T. Daweeis. sper J. Oiler* brag The seems Mid ghee G. rest was esitoblished 17110) reaches sevoitese. ehlhellet it did eat *bier as eery es a headnd oil:ember hos lir but fifty rem year there are Zits 6°44 ,rick id% end the peeltebillay of seen thee the following &bow leg is a easy ;venom see. these with so asterisk praised Is theiremme heir &oriel rarer : ireme. Jockey. I Hasa . Alboeseveie enowdm King of Zane Chenc Jockey eer Ileneless nies how lora Vraable to Teddisgtes. Nsatilus Mello* 'Neighbour . = a°. h. Wesel@ rooomossa. T AMMO •Inebto Hood. Swan Omaneere IleyeUleu delmskew Walembase iberehe isoitere. here imam V I Z isms I Oman ..I=2 . leie idoe Ism A. hawk Ostmllie I Snowden 42111111116 NM On use lie free Tetrad for Dictator, ellbseeli it is moat iii Vek will have to take the ✓eeet , the others prist ellippmests, sad Gs slew list w ill Wed es Negri ft IS is psambls to robe it, whoa elesidertee bow ate wiled works within se ear. Did use of the "ersobs" teed Wore the day merit siersegorsete would be own 01•4 spa* sod sot all the sesseig i d ol AS, ran the Mires es info, • tar the gradlly erte hard, so l d the esesideil bones ✓e brie le ha bee. Dundee, as he ricelY &if "Illfori ed w portico of lini ferrite, baelei edy he par him for ea Mir ( era stile hi be soadWed at the refere whist he lise Net we re y follow the performer of lest per. Irish ✓ade him a better bone thee Diogieetes. bereffee din er& It may bete sesawire the We. Bestir Walloon la fiemmm.eat of meters st Diesse, with et hest 7lb be heed, the letter's deed brat with inealey et Goodwood, M 4 his 314 4.eb lab hotter tire his re bie essereiso, who at re Diepiemens a good Tees woos ie ter* of Mk. PIS ghee Ow favourite the • her of Lerd ataniforrre brew I. INIS eer birely " • leg" slightly shoat weeks deer beg_ed e ll= bee dime sorkey to three give bie pear Ilei meerbete. Yd Om bens as deers Aril reyilig. h se the owe IR *WM to vie • rowed Derry, Darin set quite se mesh to de se Theireby s w ~ l het year. Dia JMr wiud{y cep assert retwir m iret= be bed meted his bat her fi the TIRO Themes" whir he woe with Wider eret ere after trithey all the neer& sad If be bee set grows rue =the wirer then is areed= sheet Itie hiving be' hen an gheels held he may ewe slay the rile red • bell et Zrawa, sod while home hoe bees Is se mesh mew, rase the Two Thwerad I sio=l sheet Disphrdes w forrer of West Aso helm by wheeled the " rieblo reek" beisfO he woe ' Suet se rest rider. Elselleell, had be Dose la rehire retie thee J. Itasca . % wield wee have bees a tannins ogre alter his der hat fe the Tow floored, fee the Epsom hills will nom his less than any other favourite in the race, no he • ho se way salted to the dement at Tattenhani Csesr, sad it will selseleh me to see biro oi near the Dr* wiser as be wan le Dlophostes. Neither will be Ile the had pas t% pdiGgfr the advasuge be has in playas over the greed at Epsom, there are se heat three seresh le Gs Derby that ought to beat Ws I bed es oppaterty of sear the Drake gallop es Itelemley, sad be has, bn my law, improved since lest year are Gm any elbow Wye Get will nu la the Derby, MOO dismal imatitiles whorl bin gelikelsor beforehis shade assaposien [lmhoff as Wellessday es* however the tirelaay details hem. Kettledrum " disappointed" is the Toe Thssiend,lne lakes a eery peoisseent positing to the emehril Owe, sad he oughtdeCwlwlly to be • better favourite thee Klarikoff, his lard year's &rap being so much the esionior of the too. The defeat of Dictator at York August was a great perfarnmace. admitting the former's jockey base the rase by stopping bias ton arms, for Colonel 'C woe s emit was sot sear so it, and it must be tecolleettil be lolt Ansley nun l*ngths le-hind, which rendered hie par fortunate equal to that of Inophastos with Mr. Merry's lasso at ritneklarialg, Howe rer, he has not done no much work since the Two Thnu.aal as he should have alone, for sot said his snivel at (;..Used ten days ago did he verain some atom; vomit*, cad this objection to him is am+ ••stoma case, that I an compelled to p re f er hi s eld opponent, Dictator, who haa such an nalveuta k e over wax from hi. long rest, for. like Dundee. he har not been en wen neptember host. Harts, undertow. a thorough at the bard mend at Miikilehain, little need fee hr. heralded dews, end I have a seen noth'utt rßprium yet to equal him. His " going " before la* l eft Kiddlehant pleired ereryhody, sad a latter investment seem be toned, looking at the market prices. for more odds can be obtained &boot his getting a "place " than are had against Dundee winning ; and my tiopro ra i m , ;.2 that the race rests between the two. Luaus me limbr n edged, and like Kettledrum, be lea not done work ewo~h since the Two Thousand for roe. Kalalonan pad . Dragon have also been freely aid agiinet doges the last few days; bet I am convinced am is ncthieg swim. the matter with either, except that Go latter has been perhaps somewhat overrated. King of Kest, who rust with as accident on Saturday week, has hoes s top ped in lib work for nearly a week, aml need not he feamit and the herat outsider in the race is Royallieu, who hie b uoder the auspices of the cleverest "division s " having done to ntueh with Cosmopolite that, if there wan no mistake, he will beat many of the favourites. The othen are scarcely worth the trouble of mentioning ; bat to chonee is,d wore the lot actually in the race ear miod is sot costly mole up whether to stand upon Dundee or Dictator; then I mini wavering between Diophantus and lloyalliett for the third hestein the race, nod contercnilY ire not art-rcpt to "piece" the brut four, se the judge will do. However, my ...Maros is very strong, the Lome Got can beat DICTATOR nU via the Deem sTeditla pet on the cards !or the Preeehmes to Aldus a "place' with Roralhen. Thursday hos sow its thetinguShing fiature in the Cup, toe miles awl a quarter, which Ben Welter maw jnet wanspe, wales Malta is a moth better hone than Folks- Arm to who the Adolph' hero stye 27th sad a heatiou at awl he wily One Malta 2111 b here. The l eat of Yes roosiovog filtroo-yearskio may sot mart, and lady Imps= esa teat all the rather oil '-tos. fa The • Piss-Tear-Old Stake" Derby 00111710, limptro can surely Usk iseds. Upporlosod lesion cut up et, badly at Man. • .I. art lid s eke bee t claws is dos Gard THE Mead lieselirwe l / 2 eee mils sal three querterk weight Dot being touch °bias& 1* la the Two-Year-Old Stara, 1 half s mile, Jun rum Ling et Hearts, Setrelde. g!eve, Sabena*. wed Supreme, we sea weselised 51b,which Ms Patriot all the WWI et thee% meg be aka be sy ally, sotwithstandieg the fanaidabie prolinsioes M W "dart di% m, which comprise* the Kilipyge Sly, Ploeghlwyi cwt , Raw is wklatiee theft iw Weeitete. Lkoalitiug whether Imaut will be pulled out far the Shirley Stakes, 1 i mwd decline all iat e rf ere ee• with it ; sod the (Mk. will be T unticvd su due time .- 1 ma, Le. xrrEol:. ! TATTERSALL'B.--SATosbaY. The " Matunley before the Derby " was scareely true to its traditiems, sad did not produce • sessatien meeting. Althoegh a telegram informed the members that isolob4r. did was hors de combat, and although Imam mscouctered • peasive hostility which sent him from 100 to sto 1.000 to 40. the majority of the members seemed so need up by watching the market that, like Sir Charles Co/dated:o, they sm.:re inclined to regard such demoustratios as if theire were in ghing in it. The active speculators may have been easily classed is two divisions ; the tint mail the largest majority ooninneing those who wished to " get on." The leading favioiritee, therefore, held their positions with et . - traordinars emcees, and not an attempt was made to dis turb Ihindee from his pride of place. The in creased support awarded to Diophantus (about whom in the City 400 to 100 bad been bikes) may in a measure amount for the retmgreseion of Imam, who was very " tottery" in the market, whilst his stable companion was quite firm. lilarikoff seemed to hays " come out of the fire" TOW uuwathed, his supporters desiniug his umrow escape en route to Epsom m • koPPY mimeo. The accident is thus described by Belts Life:— " During the journey of Mr. Hang ' s hones from Melton en Tuesday by the Great Northern line, his Derby crack,' Klankoff, bad • narrow escaped Wag burnt to death, through the van catching fire bete/eft Emmeline sod Pe terborough. It is suppouel that a erark from the elegise ignited the cushion on the boa of the nay as it was all In flames when the train stopped at the ticket platform oat side the Peterborough station, and the wooden seat, together with a lot of clothing in the ' book' was also dis covered to be on lire. It is • miracle that the accident did not happen after leaving Peterborough for Hitches, or the vats, horse, and luggage (which filled up one of the stale) might have beau destroyed." litlihman's upward tendency was unmistakeable, but Rcyallieu was perhaps 30 greater request than any other horse. In the City, in the movoiug, 20 to 1 was sely " risked" about him; end when his supporters tried to extend their operation, this altar. nom they ware compelled to take four or five rinks leas. King of Kent, who it vas thought had been quite deposed, was " restored," and his partisans seemed to hold a firmer allegiance than ever. 33 to 1 was his taking price at the clse. The Winnow conspiracy to spite a member of the ring, aad to drive back Dictator, to which we alluded is oar im port of Thum:lay'. betting, exeirciaed a more pawateicbs influence than was at lint expected. Mr. Reynolds, who was made the victim, laid the odds to, we believe, 2001., commencing at 14 to 1 and este/Au:lg theta to 50 to 1. Bc genuine seemed his operations, and such explicit reliance did be 'daze on his telegram, that requested him to lay the odds to 800., that even people who had a familiar know ledge of every movement of the horse dared not attempt to stop the " knocking out." Certain bookmakers and ethers that had backed the horn seemed glad of the opportunity of "getting out," and the news of the borse's retiopearioa being seat to Masekester and to London, may prams fol lowed on the erne side. Thus a shameful sad ally hoax to spite one imlividualeffectod a number et persons. The pewee at the cross were as under: THE DERBY. 9 to 4 yet Mr. Merry's Dundee (t) 4 to 1 Lord Mamfard's (t) 13 to 2 Mr. bleary's ILlsr (t and off) 10 to 1 Mr. T. Pares Ifildwas (t) 11 to 1 Coiseel Tewsetees Ksttledrem (t) 19 to 1 Mr. l'lmmeee NstMer (t fresh) 100 to 0 Ooasl T. d. Imsage's Royale" (I and off) Mto 1 Lord Stamfersrs Nam (t) 33 to 1 Mr. Nerlor's King of Kent (t) 80 to 1 Lead Woman The Drake (t) 66 to 1 Captain Skipworth's Aaron's' (t) 110 to 1 Lad Chesterfield's brotk.rto Teddingtoo (1) THE pmts. 3 to 1 opt Mr. 1 , 14 - rnirgiKel;isis 4 to 1 Mr. ltoooltars Sarerboir 100 to 15 Mr. Oartwriet's Fri:water Bto 1 Mr. Sure. Mown Duchess Linn BETTING AT THE WEST-END. 5 10 2 apt Duadae ft sad off) Diophaatas ft) to 1 Marla!! (t 11 to 1 Eildooaa (t sad a) 11 I. 1 Dictator (t aad ad) 11 to 1 Kettledrum I) 12 1. 1 - Roya/lieu (t) ft 15 lo 1 R 0 4400 D 11 , 400 (t 25 to 1 Lamm (t) 30 to 1 Yang of Kest (4 40 to 1 Atheratooe (1) 40 to 1 No,oloar 40 to 1 Gardseer (t 50 to la The Drake ofi) 100 to 1 Raaslay (t) 100 to 1 Brother to Teddiapos (t) THE OAKS. 3 to 1 apt Hemel& 100 to 30 Silverbair (off take 7to 2) 7 to 1 Fairwater (t aad off) to 1 Brown Locher (t *Ad off) 10 to 1 Caller Ou (t sad off) poimutolut mot with all assidaalk on ilatuday, and wu *leek out of the Derby me the meow day. PROGRAMME OP THE EPSOM SUMMER MErnio: TO.ZOISOW. TO Cason( Swami of 10 OWL rash, with 50 added ; 3-yrtihk, Tat 71b; four. M lab; five sod upwards. 9iit 41b ; mess allowed bib ; geWiego, 31b. The bat mile sod • "tartar at the New Owens. To close sad mime by mime o'clock this evsaiag y). Tau Baloirrou titans of 10 sows. each, h ft. with 100 edged ; the willow al any nos altar the pubamillaw of Mie weights (May n, at 11 a.m.l, matches szoeplafi. is awry Oahe aura. Three quarters ut a maw 441 mho.) - - Ai. A lb' sse it ib .. s 7 Illawreiff• .. e •Sa • 10 e .- i • Med= 4 5 4 • 'Wens ll 7 Denbew I 13 Camsdne.... ..... ... 3 7 Ismella Woe= 4 4 t3= l 3 6 I 4 Recilsy 4 3 tr5t5.55.., .. 1 5I W ....55.5_55 Mkt Oseard Berme 4 1 3 4 Onweetter aweememe 4 8 , Jhsettng lehmy.... 8 S f i f=h 3 7 Rehm 7 Anopat ........••• 8 0 ?MOM $ 7 Tbs Dee 4 13 a • II 'avy. .. . ..... : 1 . : 3 4 4 4 fremeinsem 5 10 Me' 11 • Ilbspbssim Me 4 •1 by mon. dam 3 10 0nn14.• 4 01 by Iw—fthedretna 3 8 V3/411Eld Timihmedlet $ 13 fby Leopold—Molly 3 2 7 T 16413113 3 LS lkoola 3 7 ?RI Illootocen Anus of 10 son. each, with 100 = far fled & ; colts, Act 11b ; fillies, ?et 71o; the to rare ve 25 soma. out of the stokes. New T.T.C. (arm quisrtms of • mile.) (47 subs.)—Mr. J. N. Astley's Rem d'Amour, Captain D. W. Pack linesf?rtl's Signal, Mi. pryers Watchma., Captain Christie . Antares, Christie's Pot. poen., Mr. J. Clark's Bloodhound, ?MP Day's Ottoman (dead), Mr. W. Day's Alvediston, Mr. 1. Fisher's f by Kin stop —Maid of the Mork Mr. Fitabogbib Th• Saxon , Mr. rhmieg's Coulee, Mr. Gratwick e e= Mr. A. Gray's Traveller, Mr. Merry's Th• Daughter, Mr. Mme'. Lord Clyde, Mr. Payes a by W Aestralian—Farmair's Davghter (wrong nominatioa), Xt. T. Pares Tolurno, Mr. Ramer's Cowboy, by Gameber Wt. Kayser a (marry, by Rataplan Mr. Reeve'. Tittimier— storm, Baron Rothschild. Walpole, Bum Rothe child's W ',ave.., Mr. fiaxoe's Trincomalee. Lord Stamford's Xurullo, Lord Stamfurd's Bladtcock, Mr. A. Gray's h e by West Australian, dam (foaled in 1856) by Orlabdoiarroag somioatimal. Mr. Oreville's Tarragoie, Mr. T. Harrison's Prince of Wales, Mr. T. Harrison's St. Bridget ilt 1 - 9, Bir J. Hawley's Fantasia, Sir J. Hawley's Duke Rollo, Mr. Hera'. The Tutor, Mr. Henry's Hidalgo, Mr. R. Hoeeywood's Ethel, Mr. 0. Lambert's Humphrey, Mr, W. H. Mamhfs Watchare, Mr. Mierry's !dimes, Mr. J. 14Mphemon's tambourine, Lord Strathmore • St. Mr. Themes be by Kingston out of Brightman, Colossi Toweelarys Hebert, Colonel Toweeley's lnaperstrioe, Lord Uxbridge's Neater Fenton, Lord I.T.bridge's Tom Sayers, Mr. T. Valewlim's Carisbrook, Mr. T. Valentine's Hippo. thwida, Mr. Webb's Pripoar. AOCIITTAWLEA Ma THY ROCS Bragg., a free handicap of 10 sore. each. 10 ft, with 200 added ; the winner of any race after the publication of the weight. (May 15th, at moo), matches excepted, to carry bib, or of two or more race. 10ib exbas. One mile. (96 sobs.) Commovelite Asp 21 II) Age st lb Ana 6 11 0 Cheesecake Mins. tls Clinstily .. • II 0 I rainwater Inweetssams 111sn-at•Ams 4 TlO lava 3 1 MMEgge • T T Narelssus 4 7 5 Rapture 3 13 Von Strews Seelusloa its 51$ GIN 4 7 5 Mlle DWI 4 12 pits-Avon Arta*, .4 T 0 Mutineer Dowser mad MU .. 4 613 Sn ;Aragon Merton 3 II 11 Sister to St. Albans.. 3 7 Tim IIIATEOO73 PLAY. of 50 *ova. • 2'yr.olda, sst 12Ib ; tins, 7st 101 b; four sad upwards, Psi 7lb ; ewes allowed 511, sod geldings lips ; 'Assets in 1861, 51b sated. Half • nil& LA I e AP &Nita Clam S i Seehision 'RA et A t‘ g +Junes of Span snood .... I UR* /Hard . a (Mb extra).. 2 111043011 a albeit) • Vktor . .lib e by Raper Alb Alb COW 8 Prates rrnieriek 2 1 Whitt 2 WandWanderll Beene 2 LW' Lady Abet) t llarlweir Tarragona g Menne 31b eat; 2 i COrnalls Tian /Mail tub calm) 4 lOW • 0 Nsfillia. 2 To Boom Mum d I ova TM 30 gala ; t EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1861. yr-olds, Gat 10113 ; threw, Fat 131 b ; four, lOat ; and 00 0 4 NA 511. ' wen and Aeldinge allowed 3lb ; the wmaer to be fold for ISO Bova. ; if entered for 80 eon. allowed Tlb 50, 141 b, over and above other allowances. New T. Y.C. 100 , 10 00 1 are of a mile). To close and name by nine 0 clock t. evemng Mondayi. _ .__.. Tort rroloW Tows' Ptarg ofso Pore. ; the winner of any ram (match« =copied) liter publication et th e waislita (May tint, at.ll a.m.) to awry bib extra. Aay numb. of bone, the property of the same owner may run far t plat*. One Elle. Cosmopolite Al : I 7 I Ztoo9hyte liewrid Um 4 0 3 Royal Tho Mus do k vecot's . 4 5 weddiaiWando t w AS• et Man 4 7 lb 0 GNAW 4 6 LS , BAIOI O 1 1 00 Wombs& • a - 610 Ladybird 146,010406 ~,....o,; 6 610 4 4 10 —Meow (ire* hi France) Lord of the Mawr Mimi& Waterfall '4 711 11 7 Iteatuaerateir 5 1 4 yaw* 6 7 0 740 11411 Arladoe aviemmot 4 • • bibled The DOM 4 • & Ercuband Mho trouts c by Cbsatf . Clutilde Ledyoll4 Mercury Tabbie :Shields a 6 0 5 1 7 S a 7 5 7 Tan DIM Firkins of SO Otrri. each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; coil; it nr ; Allier, fist 2113; the second to receive 100 soya. Gut al is stakes ; the winner to pay 100 sees. to wards the polies and regu l ations of the mune, end 50 so ft . to the judge. The lad mile and a half, to be run on the New Comte. (ZS subs. PROBABLE STARTKBR. Rots& JOCIST. MUNI& Diodes 'Mop!testae bench I. Dawson. Dictator Klarikoff Kettledrum Bullock Oaten. Kilda= • Clement R ouge D eere ..? . Wells limos Gardener The Drake Atberstone Aurelian • J. Comer W. Ouster, Royallieu Seven Dials Sopp W. Day. Grouse Charlton Virgilius - Goatee. Neighbour' - J. Dawson. Tut Massa PLAT' of 60 soot; Syr-olds. Tat ddb; four, fist 101 b; eve, 9st 21b ; six and ago& 9ot 31b ; mares mid geldings allowed 3lb ; maiden three-yr-oklx, ll the, have rue three limes, allowed Mb ; tour and upwards, '7lb ; the winner to be sold for 200 soy,. if desoseded, he. 0.. eins:• To close and name by seven o'clock tomorrow ~s (Tuesday). Ur ItiNVlNcit PLATS of 60 tom ; the winner of any ries ' (matches excepted) after publication of the weights (Ilayle, • at 11 a.m.) to carry Mb extra. Any number of homes the property al the tame owner may run for this plate. Throe quartets Oi a 2911116 ge st Neophyte A 6 9 IA 7 Angelo Age M 11, .INalair Johnny •••• S I 14WMIe S 4 Iveakead 3 4 Woe S 4 Miss int S 3 N 3 UYS PRIM Keepsake Geherdie S 12 Wars 3 10 Neuresseirer bg diet i ty glebe $ 10 Masa Tradesiek 2 T Pelham 2 7 Mike ie Mama (Midis 2 7 di t by Leepold— b M el, loselle— -2 7 Valve be e 17 1Inibiebit dem ITelleire— lady may 2 17 2 by Ore4l4o—Lady lads& S S I CouleeLaser 4 spleetsaa Penalty Tiris toed ol NW Mum Brandy IA 4 Von Strom Fractious rociew 4 Newburik H Saffloeutter ooper. C ooper... , , 4 Britbit HelHediNt RAM Avis' 6 Valente S The Bap $ 13 liingbone New Brighton Hewn's-eye Wiliam Diadem snethport Wombat a 7 Rockier Tex Boson etACIIII of 5 sows. sash, with 30 added ;2. yr-olds, 7st 31b; these, 9st lib ; four, 9st 121 b ; See and upward', 10st 21b; mares and geldings snowed alb; the winner to be sold for 1150 mom; if entered for 80wess. allowed 716; 40, 141 b ; 40, 211 b. Haifa-mile. To doe and mune by semen o'clock to-morrow evening (Tuesday). RAILWAY ARRANGILMENTS. The railway accommodatios wUL as usual, be " e9sal to the 0o:salon," both the Lossdossre and South V. esters Companies heeling made admirable arrangements for treas. port durieg the week. On the Derby W and Oaks days chea trainstrei will have Loodoe-bridge and aterloeatations op to 9.15 a.m., and express trines from 9.30 to 2 p.m. Otseep trains win also leave the Yietoria•station up to AllO a.m., and fast trains from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. On the " off • day, the fart hales will not commence running until 11.15 and 10.55 a.m. rinproonively, until which hour r heap trains will be despatched at intervals. The South Western programme is almost identical with that of the Brighton line. CHANTILLY RACES.--BulDAy. THE FRENCH DERBY. Eclair (C*11: 2 A tie preoty 3 4 Disbar Agamemnon ... Won by • length. 17 na. CRICIET. OXFORD v. ETON. The old Etonian from Oxford played a spirited match with the present Etonian is the Shoolinglields of Eton College on listunlay last, sad, although the Oxford gentlemen brought with them • professional in the person of Grundy they suffered a defeat seldom experienced betweso players of any of the universities, haring been detested by 72 rum, with seven wicket& todown. This peat victory obtained by the juniors, it wi ll be wen, was thistly attributable to the tremendous hitting of Mr. R. A. Mitchell, who made, in the extraordinary score of 145, 1 six, 4 lives, 12 fours, 7 threes, and DI twos. The Hon. Mr. De Grey contributed 36 very steadily, making 1 four, 5 threes, and 3 twos. The score of theme two gentlemen was equal to the score of the whole of the eleven of Oxfoed. The bowling of Mr. H. Beep was very goad, as was alec that of Mr. Mitchell sad r. Frederick. The play of the Etosians this year is decidedly nperior to that we have witnessed at Hem for several ran pest—a fact the Harrovian, no doubt will experience at the for canted. The Oxford men fithled well. Mr. G. rth li c n i ll end Mr. Free mete some capital hits in their respective scares of 64 sod 43. The following is the score ttLONZANS. Lard Thrnonr, b. G. Small G. H. Inn, fay.. b. J. I.= Colonel Bathurst. b. Z. J. Manhunt, Ista.V.ll. IWO 3 b. Vane, AK , b. /, 1 11 HOD. A. Tbseldpor. b. Captain Dna a A. Lelia b. Mlieboll b. YtelidAtobe b. & kitchen W. M. ,tom., a Maths& b. Ilelhithell ls Grundy, b. l Mandy Jenkyns, no out BYra 44. lll Told llll ETONIAN& The Hun. T. D. Grey, b. Lord 1 31 W. Austin I:10 11, J.., a Dathenti. b. Mord/not— B. A. H. El . b. l. b. Lord Turnout 144 N. Kassa Esq., b. lariTnnsoar l4 H. W. Boers. liey., 1141 441 le A F. Mosby, Esq., null emit 1 DM aa IN Enid 11111 Loss or rim Wass. ADD iscrwawrnsms.—By a pirate letter from the Mauritius, dated the sth ult., we ISMS that in addition to the Ices of the Wasp, a fine vessel, tamed the Enchantress, purchased by Itear-Admiral Koppel, as a tender to the Forte, and employed in carrying stores from the Cape to the squadron stationed in the Mominbique, bad been totally wrecked on a coral reef of the island of /gazette. The Wasp had been wrecked ea a small island to the northward of Ebo, and the crew had bent conveyed to Zendber. The Lyra rod Persian had pro ceeded to the scene of the disaster, bet no hopes were entertained of mein the ship— United Serriee Ga:ette. SINGULeII SDIt'IDI IN A DITCM.—A titan, engaged as complainant in a police ease at Burton•on-Trent, was found recently dead in a ditch, with a penholder literally manned under his chin and completely buried in his throat a pair of spectacles wee also found in his hand, end his chest was bruiesd and much discoloured. A letter was in his pocket, addreused to his wife sad brother, ',eking them to pray for him, and forgive him, stating that, in COOl.l. TWIN* of Mail uspkienuatome at his work, he could nut live any beget. CNYNTAL I'ALACI. HALF-A-Canny DAY. GATOSOAT, MAT 25.—Adrunsiass IS payment, 2,302 ; ditto by sauna tickets, 3.764; total, 6,065. Twilight, Bailerino, Mooroock, Sheffield, Marig ma, sad Denbo( were the selections made by the new turf &tithe. Mr. " Thorley's Olenser," for their engagements at Bath and Manchester. The above siaccessee were predicted In '• Thorle)'s Gleaner "of the 10th inst. " Predictor' on the Derby and finks, and other Nowa events, we the '' Gleaner " of this day, the 27th of Gay. Price One Penny. Published at 77, Newgiete a tv ec t. Order Immediately of say newsagent in town or country. —(Adver• teement.i " THORLZY'a EIVOCMINeII " AT BATH AND MAN the following =lone s rename —The "Gleaner" d Monday, the leth I ns t., contained Howe. Result. /*nth Biennial Mohr Keaton Stakes Twilight flewerectehlre Makes Manneek Won Weston DYAD; atliamt • Phillips' Plats Manchester Oaa lvanhoe 'ire. aid lfiaeMadmen Predictor" en the Dishy awl Oaks —see .2 herfory's Gleaner of g i b day. the me May. published id It Nowzaleetenet it—Order immediately of say ems aseac.-lA4wir• 4141 u *nttiligenct. lINTROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS. SUISAII SATs sppsintel lis.th• 'moat yak. Wimisiumus, St. IlsrUes.lsow—Tops4Bl7, MsY Sla Thai. " 111,0,, " Nntwr.—Wednesday, yids : Tusrsdikr 30: Trlday 51. MAMMON% Maryloboasioad.—lldnelm 1114 Wiftei da=iday. 31. /131.. Miimousalileims—Muesdayo Wallow dazaUcrLdisy 31. ,Ql44Assativad.—pletday, Mi Ho7.7Yargeld•road.-t=ay3l. WIMIONA.V.L. Croat ta.--Tasaday, %Os: Thar& 44,1 4 , 0 rk ?Mat 31. Ina; earasateaat , Beetugll. Woodard May 511: Munk,. 31. LUIDA-TIO, Quabsrwall Kow.road.—Tuelday, 11V 2s. WILNUSWORTII, Suutb.street —Thursday, May SO. (ITT ur L03D03, Guildhall buildings. Theaday, Mil t 8! itMay, M. EQUITY COURTS.-r-MAY 25. (Before the Iced Chainsnor.) THE ECCLESIASTICAL CONNISSIONSIte S. THE VESTET Op CLEHLESISTLL. This was an appeal ben Nies-Chancellor Stuart. The • matter came before — the court below on a motion for a decree praying that the defendants, the vestry of St. John and St. James, Clerken well, might be restrained from pulling down or damaging a ch urch or the channel thereof. or any part ad the non respectively . erected, and from obstructor', loin:ding, or ioterfe with the erection thereof. The plaintiffs were the Lind Ccimmusioners, aid the Rev. A. L. Courtenay, incumbent ,at the Antrum in which the church io question was to be erected. It yth by the bill that the parish of Cle a rla=l: y provided with church • mathans had been taken in 1853 with a view to procuring the erection of • oew church, and in July or August, I&Iq a plan and description of the proposed site to Penton-street, Pentonville, and of • church to be erected thereon, I was approved by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, to whom the said site awl the freehold thereof the duly conveyed. The plan of the edifies was approved of , by many of the inhebitante of the district, and in particular by several persons living in the vicinity of the site on whieb it was to he enrted. The accessary tithe were raised by fa.te from several public bodies lied by private sullacrip- The building war proceeded with, and • substantial brick . and stone edifice reared to the height of about Ave feet above the level of the ground, when the defendants, =1; 'that the chancel wall projected beyond the line of buildings he Penton•rtreet, aid 'sauteing to act under the 143rd 'Aetna of the Metropolis Local Management Act, which provides that the bui t hl d 4 to a street shall preserve a strictly mathematical line, stipule pull down the wall in question. It was coo ' for the pleintiffe that the plaintiffs were acting to the nor ' the of statutory powers which were not repealed by the Local Management Act ; and in the 90th section of the and I of those sets, all duties and powers relating to affairs of the chinch trete excepted. The defendants urged that churches were Included in the word "buildings," and the powers given to the Ecclesiastical Commissionary to build on such plus as ilhey thought lit, gave them no more than - the rights el private owners, and they mutt bond 'abject to all laws maned for public rafety and uniformity of streets, he. The Vles-Chaseellor held that the erection of a church is an affair of the church within the exception of the Metropolis Local thaagerneot Act, and granted a c=tarl injunction as prayed. The present appeal wu then Mr. Malins, Mr. Woodroofe, anB Yr. Lindley, far tits plaintiff, supported the decree • Yr. Banns and Mr. Rudy were for the appeal. The Lord Chancellor gave judgment, allowing the appeal, on the ground that the plaintiffs were prohibited doing what they proposed by the statute of the 14 Geo. 111., cap. 85 ; which statute had never been repealed. He enameled his ncetat being compelled to come to this conclusion. (Before Vice.C6eucellorSir IL. T. Binds/sky.) 110011 v. N3AYIIIIIII. This suit me or fur further Minsideration es Weduen. ay last, sad the only question wee whether the eament of a married women wee seesessiryt It appeared that under the will of a lady, aimed Lucia, a Mn. Whitehead was entitled te • Mew of 7001. to hex separate 11•14 aed in providing for the ykyresst of that sum to her it was propneed that it should he paid to her epos her separate reeemt, her husband eonseetty ; but his Honour considered that such a made would in fact be • =t to the ltesband. and required bat comet to be court. 14. Daily, Mr. Cole, Mr. F. Wilford, Mr. Lloyd, jun., and Wickets appeased far the emend Faiths. The Vice-Chancellor now took the lady's comest hi court ; end the fund, amounting to 7141., was ordered to be paid to her on her separate receipt, km husband committing. BAIL 00IIRT.-MAT 25. &Way at NW Prim; at Wertminster—(Before Kr. Jastke BEE sad a Common Jury.) /RIC= V ILBILLL —guava or !ZONAL This wiiinaction for beach of promise of marriage. The defendant pleaded first, that he did not promise as alleged; eacoodl that the plaintiff was not willing end ready to marry hi m; and thirdly, that the plaintiff had exonerated the defendant from his promise to marry. Mr. Lister was wowed for the plaintiff ; Mr. Q. Francis was oonneel for the defendant. Both the parties are Garment. The plaintiff is a respect- able young woman, a cook, about 30 years of age. The de fendant ig a widower, with three children, carrying on busi ness was a cabinetmaker. The plaintiff and defendant bad become acquainted with each other at the house of a mutual friend, and it was suggested by the (Head that m the defendant wanted a wife the plaintiff would make a good nictitate for the much lamented Mrs. Krill.. (Laughter.) They eppeared much delighted with each other, and on his Invitation she went the following day to the defendant's I house, took tea with him, and went over the premises. On the following day the alleged prorates of marriage wee made, and they used to address each other in terms of endear ment usual with betrothed Gammas. The bands were put up at the German church in the Savoy, and after they Lad been twice published the plaintiff, at the defendant's solir cituds, to save the expense of her lodging as it was alleged, went to the defendant's house and lived with him for four or live days ma his wife, and glen it was seated the defen dant Mobil off the match. Evidence was given for the plaintiff to show the publication of the banns of mar riage between the parties, and the plaintiff after they had been published twice, calling upon the clergyman with a card, in consequent,* of which be abstained from farther publishing the banns. Plaintiff said she had been deceived, and complained of the defendant's not keeping his promise. The and was to this effect--" I have broken off the mpg*. men t, sod she Rewire, as I find out tint a second marriage would make me end my children unhappy." The card was signed by the defendant. The defence was that the plaintiff voluntarily broke off the match, and prohibited the further perianth:4i of the beaus at the sad af the four days, 612 the groped that she prefenruilumbe le matrimony. Tb. jury ultimately mama a %alba for the plaintiff— damages an birthing. COURT OF PRORATE AND DIVORCE. MAT S. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) ATVOAD ON POVAIA PAIIMIA) V. ATIOID. The wife in this owe was the petitioner. Mob was mar ried to the respondent, • stonemason, at Northaniptoe. in :unary, 140, sad she lived with him several years ; but at hist he deserted her, and cohabited with another person. Dr. Swabey sppesre d in support of the petition. The court made • decree, and condemned the respondent, notwithstanding the form of the suit, in the ousts. CROFT V. CROFT AND HALL. The husband in this ease was a French polisher, and the wife worked for a tailor. They were married in 18410, bat the petitioner being out of employment emigrated to Am traits. He took this step with the full consist of the re spondeet, and corresponded with her during his themes bet on his return he found th at she bad goat to live with the eo-respoodath a small shopkeeper in Newingtos, tharry, mad bid hod s ahild by him. Yr. irasdell appeared for the petitioner. The emit made a decree. THE POLICE COURTS. MANBIO2T-HOUSE. Wes. Union, about :1S years d age,7.leseribing himself as a labourer, was charged before the Lord Mayor, on Saturday, with having attempted to commit suicide. The prisoner, who woe either under the infiuenoe of drink, or not in his right mind, was obliged to be handcuffed. Polies-constable 514 stated that on &Conley morning, at about half•past eleven, he was on London.bridge, when he heard that a man had jumped over. He went to the para pet and on looking over saw the prisoner struggling in the water. A rope was thrown to him from a steamboat, but be refused to catch hold of it Three men, who were io • boat, rowed after him, however, and pulled him out of the water, and took him to Southwark bridge, where he (the officer) went and took him into custody. He was taken to St. Thomas'elospital, but they were quite full. He was then taken to Guy's, but they said it was not a case for them, as they thought the prisoner MA not of sound mind. He was thou taken to the station, where dry clothes were offered him, but he retuned to put them ou. The Lord Mayor said that he thought the prisoner was not then in a fit comlition to be dealt with ; therefore he should remand him till Tuesday. The prisoner then asked, in a supplicating manner, if he might have the irons taken off his wrists! The Lord Mayor told him that the officer would not bare pat them on bad he not been so violent OA to render it necessary. The primmer was then remanded. THAMES. llitabeth Godfrey, a Scotch woman, was charged with stealing t wo c hildren, named Kate and Mazy Oomph, aged four and two years. James Cough, the father of the children, said he wss a shoemaker, and lived in Edinburgh. The prisoner bad Heed in the same house, and having pretended to be food ei his children, she was allowed upon one occasion to.take them out fore walk, when she put them on board a strum and brought them up to London. She had obtained a free pas. sage from the General Steam Navigation Company by false representatioso Through the aanstance tithe company the yrksoser had been slopped epee her antral in Leedom, and the company had kindly given him a free passage to come up for his children. Before leaving Edinburgh be went to the procurator fis cal and stated 'di Circumstances, when he distinctly teiti, ant thist,eibild stealing was not ea offence according to Scotch law, and the prisoner could not, therefore, be punished for taking away the children. Selfe expressed great surprise tsi Mar this statement, sad amid ha could eat believe that aulthinti.th• MN sulkies lead. At any rate he Lad no doubt the woman mild, be in dicted here for stealing the children's Oakes, Wiseieollids therefore, remind . her. In the oisenEme the Spqtehpelic• woad be cammuatcated with. MARKETS. TALLOW.-BATUBDAT ARM. Kr. The liwitkoi quiet. The tdsotyr promo or• soldolood • a-.61p0t., Wa tb 676. 6d. ; May to Juoe, 67e. 61.; Gislollot lkooehor, Mt. id. ; old Y.C., toweigbod. hie. MAL K Ifollmoblyt. to bat oveniag.. 963 wink Xffiadiss. , • , corrar; GOODS.—Mieutteseon, „Me 25.—A1l buds ness bee has bona completely suspended sine. TneedaY last, by the Whitsuntide anonsementa, end especially the Manchester ram meeting. Owing to the stagnation of Midi, the stoppage of manufactories has been much more general. than is customary even at this holiday lesson. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lune, MAT 25. —The market presented DO feature of importance this morniag. It was doll and inanimate. The attendance was only modem*. and the business was also kept within • very limited compass. HARDWARE.—Thincuronsar, Ms, 25.—The dulness! ' which tees so long continued in connexion with the trade of this Mins, has not yet been reviewed. Some of the manu facturers ire doing better than .'were at the comnienea ment of the month. hot heeepvis of these complaints are atilt general of the sluggish action of business ewers, in every department. In not more than two esthete of our I trades there anythingapproachingtoectivity; and its those I Made* which are nisuidly good at this period of the Year there here been no symptoms of anything in that 'way this season ; in fact, taken altogether, it is the worst spring trade we have bad for years ; and few penises anticipate any went until towards the autumn. The foreign toads is also ieactme ,• at this moment the merchants'ortlers in he are email, the Wass ' India trade being the moat healthy. In the adjoining dis trict of South Staffordshire much Of depression also exists, not alone in the ins ' Mad% but in most of the manures -1 sluing branches. In the Neighbourhood of Dudley and Billiton there are a esseidemble number out isfMsployment, The number of &am pose in this workhouse dhows an in sures of 304 aseempared with the someepandly week of 1860 ; of oubdose pewee the incomes* is • CORN. --Commos, ][AT 15.-7inuoll wee to 2a Whisper. Beene —as dear. Whisk 66: to 60a. ; bows; 46. to 4118; aidu. 51... to 305. ; bar*, ITa. to Ma. per gr. Gicennurts, AY 25,—A heavy supply of Plunk end very mall of other grain. Wheat *iodised L. Batley, beam, and pesefully supported IMe Mee Ounoroatt, 115.—The qsantity of wheat today was not huge ; not mach diffetetios in values mu made is die tremendous that occurred, but buyers generally refused to operate except at a reduction. Wheat, 40e. to 70a. Barley, 28a. to 40a. Oata, 23a. to 29a. Bean; 44a. to 48e. - - 11111701114 MAT .25.-We had a good supply of the beet wheat today ; the trade dull for ail dmcmptioless at hardly so good prime ;Ulterior aorta fall le. per load lower than laist week. Barley is modierste offer, and full Is. per qr. lower. Ode ruled dull at le. per v. less messy. Peas and beams quite as good trade. Peas sold at led week's prices. Wheat, 24e. to 45e. Herby, 25e. to 435. Oita, 20s. to 235. Pet" Rte. to 335. 'Boma, 26e. to 435. LOCUM& MAY 25.-There was a limited show of wheat on offer at our oorn market to-day, cometing for the most part of new samp le ., and only few old sods came to hand. Since last wee a delightful change has taken pin* in the weather, sad the young wheat plant presents a more healthy appearance. On the best soils the plant looks vigomus, and the autumn sown is generally hp a p condition. Barley and oats have suffered slightly front ihs recent freely nighte, but now the weather is more paid they are making fair progress. The demand for wheat to- day was dull ; ulterior is. to 2s. lower; other kinds un altered in value ; old white realised 663. - to 7211. ; sew, 60e. to 665. ; old red, 66e. to 70s. • new, We. to 60.., per 38 atone. As is usual at this sod there of the year, barley !mire to hand very sparingly, sod there was not much activity in the demand at prices about equal to those of the previous week . ; melting sorts moved off at 36e. to 40.. per quarter ; grinding, 30e. to 32.. per 30 stone. There was a small sup ply of oats, which were in fair condition, and a moderate share of In/guess was transacted at the extreme rates of last week for foe sorts ; sod other kinds could not be bought on easier terms ; old, 32.. to 35e. ; new, 28s. to 32e. per 24 stone. Of bases the supply was scanty, and the demand as sumed a healthy aspect, consequently holders made full terms ; old, 56e. to 580. ; Dew, 445. to 525. per 38 stone. Fine flour, 47a. ; siweeds, 45e. ; thirds, 41s. to 43a. per sack of 20 stone. NCWCAII7II-13PON-TTNI, MAT 25.-At our market this morning we had a very moderate show of wheat from the growers, and extra qualities being wanted for mixing were early disposed of at the extreme rates of this day stinnighb but anything defective in condition, whether English or foreign, must be written le. per qr. cheaper, with a very limitedinviry. We did not hear of a single isle being concluded in south couetgy or Scotch, but our millers were looking after these descriptious, but deferred making say purchases until they have shall have ascertained the state of Mail( Lane on Monday next. From, however, the feel ing manifested mow* holders, we do not apprehend say reduction will be submitted to on Tuesday next upon fine dry well coloured wheats. To-day 62a. per 5041b5. *as re fused in quantity for Dice new red Uokermarke, of oouiee not extra ; whilst the same price was only offered for some high-mixed Lanteic, and refused. Flour sold slowly, but in its value little attention of moment can be noted. Barley met litti. attention. Malt, unless fine, neglected. Elearesly any demand for bullion peas, and grinding descriptions, if not in perfect condition, most diEcult to quit. Bases much as before, and the same remarks will apply to oats, whether Boesch or foreign. The arrivals this week are:- Wheat, coastwise, 2,683 qrs. ; foreign, 6,20 E Barley, foreign, 183. Oats, cosatenes, 848; foreign. 1,060. Pees, foreign, 342. Flour, 350 packs. --•-• • • • • NOTTINGHAM, MAT Z.—At our corn market this morning there was a mo.ierate supply of wheat, the quality of which I was on the whole fair, and samples were in good condition. The weather during the past week has been extremely fine and seasonable, mid the effect is already perceptible on the young wheat !Atilt, which now preempts • more healthy ap pearance. Spring corn is looking as well ae can be expected after the recent severe weather, and vegetation generally is making steady progress. At t oday's market wheat sold at barely late rates ; old white web weri taken off at 68s. to 80a. ; old red, 645. to 71s. ' • new white, 525, to 70a. ; new red, 465. to ti3s. per 36 stone. The show of barley eras exceedingly meagre, consisting principally of grinding wits. The demand for malting kiwis was very quiet, and the currencies of the week previous were generally obtained —3.5 e. to 43e. ; Seale, 40s. to 445. per quarter. The de mand for grinding was firm, and recent rates were well sup. ported, old made 31s. to 33.. ; new, 29.. to 325. per 30 stone. Of at. the supply was very scanty, but stair con sumptive dammed wee experienced, and all good samples were taken off at extreme pries; while other sort. were firm ; old, 325. to We. • new, 26e. to 34e. • foreign, Vs. to 325. per 24 stone. Th equantity of bass offering was again small, and the demand ruled healthy at prices in favour of the miller ; old, 575.t0 61s. ; new, 44e. to Ws. per 36 stone. Super flour, 5011. to 52a. ; fine, 4th. to 45a. per 20 stone. Noxvnen, MAT 25.—There was a fair supply of wheat at market to-clay, and the weather being very fine the millers bought cautiously and only for their immediate wants. The bushman done was transacted eta reduction of is. per quarter upon the best simples, and 2s. per quarter upon the ordinary ones. White wheat was quoted bOa. to ILle. ; red ditto, 575. to 595. ; damn and inferior ditto, 48e. to Sys. per quarter; flour, 41s. to 42a. per sack from the miller. The weather today is beautifully fine, and Tpate tkr• is making rapid progress. OXFORD, MAT 25.—A large quantity of wheat was on offer, and there were plenty of purchasers at reduced prams, which did not suit holders, and consequently the business transactions were few and far between. The same remarks will apply to barley and oats ; but with respect to beans, there was a decided diminution in price, and also • dull trade. Flour commanded 465. per sack. _ _ Piersasomouon, May2..---At our market to-day we had a good supply of wheat, which met a dull sale at ls. to 2s. per qr. uuder the prices of this day week. Barley. eons allowing. Oats in smell supply. and fully as dear. Beans unaltered in value. Prices:—Best red wheat, 513 e. to 59a. per qr. of 5041* ; common ditto, 465. to 48s. per qr. of 48016 e. ; oats, la. 2d. to Is. 4.1. per stone ; beans, 48s. per qr. of 5:121be. - • - - - MiADING. MAT 21—There was a fair supply of wheat at oar market this inonailig, with a dull trade. Prime had • downward tendency, and must be quoted la. cheaper thaw last week. Harley and oats also slightly declined in prim -•--- • - - - Roctreartn, MAY 25.—The supply of all kinds of wheat was frilly equal to the demand, buton the whole trade ruled dull, and former prime were barely supported. Home excel lent samples of both English 5.1 foreign made the quota tions of last week, but other kinds were quiet, and for the moat part were done at a decline of 6d. to ls. per quarter. For inferior and secondary descriptions of foreign scarcely as mach money was obtained. The barley trade was lees lively than it has been for some time pest, and quantities wen) only taken in retail at former prices. There is still • good demand for oats, and sound samples of that grain are in demand at 6d. to ls. advance over previous prices. Beans and peas are both held very firm, there being still an active demand for the former. The flour market was steady, at former rates. Wrimecn, MAY 25.—A small supply at all grain at this day's market ; the wheat trade is not gay, yet the beet fresh miller's samples make fully the prices of this day week. All spring corn as last week. During the week we have had Atte growing weather. Prima to the grower : Wheat, whits, new, 465. to 575., 6tlbe. per bushel ; new, 435. to 545., Übe. per bushel ; oats, new, ls. to la. ld. per stone. W?RCESTIS, WAY 23.—Then was rather more wheat offering by the farmers to day. Hollers were generally arm, but to nuke wiles a redaction of le. per quarter bad to be submitted to. Berl i tinaltervil. Oats quite as dear. Beam arm. Per You, May 25. During the past week a marked im provement has taken platy le the weather, and the growing I crops around here have been much benefited. On many soils the young wheat plant is losing its thin and delicate appeanume, anti on the whole'prospecte are decidedly more enoriansupng than they want tea days ago. Barley and other sort. o f„mpg corm are waking steady pewees_ At our corn masked to-day th e show id *heat frolib the farmen MO hardly tun marry fee the memo, sod 'tin ettendence was by no lassos ausiseem. Owiag to the favourable weather the nee aorta were improved M ' onudition mid the treats ruled IWI at rather less prime ; white descriptions food putties' s., at 06s. to 64e. ; red ditto, 445. to Ms. per 38 stone. There was a limited show of barley offering, for which the demand was sluggish, and malting sorts mere dirposed of at rates In fans* of the buyer, samples making 3611. to3ta. Per quarter ;fOrgrindlng former terms were well sustained, and prices ranged from 3:h. to 345. per 30 stone. Of OW the supply was meagre, and the inquiry wu firm at • Fsimilar to those of last Market day, the finest sem. elng disposed of at 30s. ; second. an d ordinary. 265. 28e. per 24 stone. Beans were in led supply sod met a steady inquiry at Billy last "reek a currencies ; old, 'llos. to 545. • ; _new, 44a. to Ms. per 38 stone. Malt. 70s. to 725. ; rye, pet quarter. Flour, 475. to 495. per Al 1111 =ALDY, Mar' —The weather bas been favour. Ode this weak for the agriculturist, but although we have had sowsl retrealun uc tshowe fo rs t , i th . e ground is dry—in roa t oobeen brought t o a j osee ; P°llll° ' nmassed , May be abegit 20 par cent,. F armers c are now busy sowing marigold and toruipa. At mu country markets, this •week, we have bad. se of lets, very small supplies of all kinds of gralm Sales slow at ,barely last week 's price.. Herr, to we bad a fair supply of wheat, but small of barley and oats. Bales reedy seough, and prices very much as last week, although we may quote wheat in favour of hays. Moat, 38a. th 1325. ; barley, 32a. to 42i. ; 24m tons. WATWOODo 11aw 35..--We haw, liberal arrivals of familia maim, this- week_ Matsupplies of our awn growth are most insigalllooM The dull accounts from Lowden and Liverpool balm had • iispremong effect on the trade bare, and pokes of .most articles have slightly receded. Irish wheat, being dry scares, supports previous rates, 'but foreign can be bad at a dodos of 3d. to 6d. per barrel. Barley the turn cheaper. Oats more freely offered, bat we 0110160 t quell quails any redectina in the value of good sem , plas. lodises .earn motions@ to meet a fair demand, and last *aka pekes weft well maintained until Y. *SWAM 'morally mespeed to 6d, per a li rrel d l a ess Nosey. Flom ed. he pee lack cheaper. Imports tin. week :— . -Wbentu 6,070 qrs. Burlap, HO; Indian corn, 11,896. Ups. this week:—lhidey, 150 %arras. Oats, 8,8411 Floar,,LAN woks. IWEATHIB IMPORT. saw" MAT is, I to • Am. . • a, I. is. .• D. 1.. 0. L . 11. YAM .. J Ali a 141 • • SAW. ' 4 o I Amu= W. * 41 , 1. 8 • I Ism . W. 54 41 W. I • • 1 name& 12650 0 44 B.W. 4 0 1 k 002011011 1050 61 50 W__,(1.28. I r 6 pp••66B* 26.46 64 62 W.S.W. 6 r 4 8141111.10 O. et te W. 17.41. 6 • I 041.417 AT .. 0 68 W. 7 4 , • 6 804110•000 62 48 B.W. . 1 o 1 Irmarom. Vauurna 28.0 14 68 B.W. 8 r 5 Qoirlata•wa -411. 86 * ' 14.1111: • V. r I r6asepera IN 47 116• W.LW. . 4 1 16 1 Gn* 1 U 46 . W. • 4 • • DMA 15 1 . 118 as W: 1 1. p,. 1 ?premiums .Wr • 44 6! W. • 4 6 1 ,1 1.01271.016...- .ff 'ZI 60 W.B.W. 2 p 1 Mum* :. II 17 0 W.S.W. 1 • ' 4 10106041 . U 811 W. 11.1", 1 • ; 1 MEW .. UN . U 61 W. : 6 16 Al QWIIIII6B 111 L. 7 (I 70 48 N. W. 4 0 ' 4 Llear4 W. 87 04 LL W. a '4 15010 29.01 68 W. 1 • t 1 Bartaws St . 64 ' W.B. W. I 0 4 Liam 84.41 67 Z. 1 b 1 1 XXILAIIATIOII. E.—alga .tae 60999044 sod rodeo:ad to 111 yg. of Mae INS Oval t tumble lost, of cal AM, omits( ilbota onointodndth of on inch dlntnalges; l tomb iddtgt Wow 911 dog., toning awl, throe bandkroltbs Irma. &—ltsponoi thonnotortor In Mad& /L—Molstonall bo) (lot inoporstloo and lit polot). D.—Wootton of wind (fora—two_sV 14/1 of Mag. netle). 7.— Tots (I to 12-41MnatA. C. (I tot ). L Intttals b, tohto sky, & clouds ; fog ; b, WO; Ulhtninn ; q mlm may): o. enotoost 91n191; t, roan; a, mow; I. Quadri% & fies.listurbanoo (I top. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. McAdoo (ship), tro m Bantry tor Undue AI days, March 14, lat 34.16 8 2810 ti Combatant 'barque;, from Mauritius 27 days, Much 20, lat. 31 8., lon. 17 L Chaim from Melbouros .37 days, March Mt, lat. 13.40 8.; lon. _ _ Cori isclai;tiors Mauritius for London, May 1 City of ancbmter (ship), from Calcutta 118 days, May 23, 49.49 N., lon. 9 W. Ceylon (barque), from Liverpool for Madras, May IS, let. 44.18, lob. 11.20 W. =ea iship), from Bombay for Liverpool 43 days, Mint 29, Lt. 6614 6., loa. 19.6 R. General Neill, from Cob:oats for London, March 12, Lt. 29 8., his. 64 R. Ivanhoe ship), from Bombay for London ea days, April 11, Lt. 3.19 N., lon. 24.30 W. John Robinson (barque , , from Mauritim far Falmouth 21 days, March 28, lat 35.50 it., lon. 20.8 K. Marla (ship), from Bombay foe London, March 20, lat. 15 N., lon. 37 W. Oak. from Natal for London, April 26,.. lat. 2%14 N., lon. 3958 W. Festoniee Bomaniee (barque), front Cochin for Loudon 81 dos, April 7. let. 18.37 8., lon. 3.10 W. Roman Emperor. from Akyab, March 34, lat. 33 8., Inn. $0 Robert Morrison ship,, from Bombay 116 dop, May IS, lat. 49.40 N., lon. 9 W. Ville de St. Maio, from Liverpool for Calcutta, 1at.117 N., 1cu.41 W. Wm. Miles, from Ceylon for London, Main it. SINPICTID MURDZIL at FIONDIRLAN D.—The land lady of a public-home at Binideriaad wu on Friday morning found dead on the stairs of her house with a severe waned on the back of her head. The landlord.—her reputed beamed—Ms been more than ones before the magistrates for assaults upon her, and the circumstances of death twist suspicious, the police have taken him into custody. [Advertiaement.]-110Ltowa7'n PILLts AND OINT. MEWL —Hope for 'pv401.12.-111 oil cases of illbealth these • ell. known and highly.prized remedies should be tried, even after we failure of all other rneMelnus. Holloway's Pills and Ointment will be found both safe and efficient curatives In all aistu.ce ailectlug the throat, chest, liver, at mach, bowels. and kidneys. /or the cure of gout, rbeumatlem, sod dropsy, they hate sttaliwd a fame unequalled In the history of medicine. The Pills strengthen the system by thoroughly purifying the blood; the Ointment extinguishes inftaanntation and allays pant: The Or• trues of these noble restoratives are strikingly exemplified In dis. orders of the brain and nervous sy eta'', such as apopiell. Pohl. tremors, and all kinds of Pavers, lite, and epilepsy. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. SARCLAY.—Hay 22, at Mitcham, Burney, the wife of G. J. Barclay, Esq., of a son. BLOCK. — Mar rg. at Tabotaguare, Hyde-park, the wife of E. W. Bla k, Esq., of a son. DUFF.—May 23, at Queen's gate-gardens, Kenaington, the wile of M. Z. G. Doff, Vag., PA P., of a sou. TOM. May n, at Magian, House, Simemesnroad, tits wife of R. leWe, Fag., of a daughter. FITZROY.—May 21. at Great Cumberiandatreet, the lion. if n . H. Fitzroy, of a eon. BOX.—May 22, Um wife of C. J. For, Eag., of Mortimer street. Cavendish-square, of a daughter. JAMES.—May 21, at Pidroonton, Bray, Wicklow, the wiled F. L James, Bag., of a sun. JONAIL—May At, at Woburn place, Ruesellaguare, the wife .1 H. loam. MR.. of a daughter. LONUMAN.—May 23, at Bantam, Sunny, the wife of W. e. Nag., of a daughter. Pekrettay 22, at Upper tiroarcnor.atreet, the wife of L 'l. Rata, of a daughter. STAFVOIG).—May it, at Somenetaguare, Mewl, the wile el Captain F. W. Stafford, of a son. MARRIAGES. BORANQBET—BOSANQTET.—May 22, at rancid parishclunch by the Rev. C. Marston the Rev. C. Bosanquet, Incumbent 81. Osyth. Ram, to Amelia Eleanor, daughter of Cantsfu C J. Bosanquet, X N., of Wilnwood, Enfold. 00PLAND—MACKA11.—May iR at Trinity Episcopal Chart. Sea Edinburgh, by the Rev. V. G. laithfull, M.A.. Hari man Doubus, son of the late W. Copland, Eel., to Bawl Jane Clementine, daughter of the late Lient..Colourl Maclab of Blghonse. HARR!). A N—BRADBORNE—May 21, at fibtffnal parish (blurb WIWP, b the nev. If. Can't/Fe A. A. Hatrioin, Eel • Weston Hall, Salop, to Anne, daughter of O. 111 &Worm , . kal • of fthiffuaL )EPSON—WATNEY.—May 23, at All Saints', ClaphAm Surrey, by the Rev . J. Jepson, George Theophllus, son Of 8. Jepson, Esq.. of Hampton, Middlesex, to Susan, daughlwr of • Watney, Iraq., of Clapham-park. moxiiv—STANBELL—May V, at St. Mary's, Islington. bY the SOY. E. Cavell, Mr. C. H. Money, of Easingwoid, to Fanny, daughter of Mr. J. Mansell, of Ablerinaniary SALTER--COLE—May 23, at Brunswick chapel, firoolowkl• square, Bristol, by the e llev. X J. Hartland, Sin 11. Salter, tl Min Perry, daughter of"Gl. Cole, Big., both of Bristol. DEATHS. RA g ß. ro NEß.—May IR William, ion of Mr. Barnes, of Lind,' ve. Nunbeed, axed IR 1111StiNET7.—Ilay 23, at Portland-square, Bristol, Mr w nett, peed 31. E. CARDWELL—May hi, at it. Alban's lull, Oxford. the Bet . Cardwell, D.D.. Principal of it Alban 's NW, age.l 73 RUUBIL — MAY 22. at Nycol's 14 ymett. near Bow, North pews. the Rev. M. A. Hughes, M.A.. mid en LANDOB.—May It, at Abseford, Yorkshire, Anne, widow of Ow Her. J. Landon, aged 77. LIYINGITONL—IIay it, at %Afton, Barter,the Rev. larloptese, Rector of Blebury, Devon. L° llo . - - May 22. at Cheltenham. Mary, relict of the late J. IA& Faq , of Boynton HMSO. Walk seed (A MoilttuiTakin.k.b.l"—Ma7l.l.,2,4kxtratiedati.httrtmath.7ll,w..s4 Ather...tharsaiwiedsioreewe. —--- - - • Prisiad ..d rublidis4 b wiu.i.ut um" L' Loadairdatvel.. la IN Cl* at Leedom. rrint er .......• "- (Mee. la Tasobard4tiost. la she predoet el MCJIDAT, MAT If, Fon TR wind and cool: It e required. Strand ; Downcia 6s. (kL ; S py be made. sox Pam, is •• Peet le 113. et. Do _LW Val PATE AI Public S tha YEA Rs, a and wad light or lel Pel , lollB In of the Ix, moo, Ody, A female a t , "31/1y al RU} y and relief efficient re. Part affect( luxeneunil) and c u ., 1 , HAIR Rant 1)Y aU h d grey. Areal and make) punk of go Ito oti mu Mended aa In tre ' ClUC teStfinow a i aid mitt to f 4 cittouts,„.. it rego : tour week . Ito coftatuti, 11, .. or acked onn Altuur I( RAT neat laaai at u 47« Chem Chemist s SEA si GLOM ' o e cure tori InII be ellea SID beim ✓▪ `r.oct gum n kl7 Palk. Ac 4 Mt/1 Con, CILA t Co who whir ?olio Who ton. aeon the the 11 Davh t end of 1 Dotes lactic An E' 'ley Nami form at ay The (which will pr The very ip offered Titus] had gn B .1.3 The is e. ith7c4; BAI BA, w fin Al trilli BA ng 1 Price 48 BA WI Bee that 'pullout HA] ABLE A stuck also " U fitraud, Whose ot and whu IT allte7an &script& for Tour' / i mod Cool &two Zee