The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-04 00:00:00

• ',ti . . ~,—,e/ _ - NEWSPAPER. 1 1..... / -------____„ ii ' . 11 . i jr .r ,- Tl.rllslcl ( PA:111111 '. T Ara I I j...c ., -•,; i 1 1 1 4 1 1111 11 Il b je _ _ - ---- _ . MP • ' ....,,,,,A,, 44: . . . Pi ' t , • ".. . i •i; ' ; .4.41! ..; .%..3. :: 1 0 .i . l . . ' 54 1 /4 4 .0/ 7 4 , 1 . 4.1121.0... ' .r . • I° i'he c. , - ~:, wit /.191'.4yl Ur! - --- !, tr • . ile i •e Ad .T - •.. i • . ,• I * . .": • ' - ;,/ y .11 :... -...1. ~ „ . . . , 1 rIEIN 1 NNCF x / 0 i. -s. '‘. o w - e‘? ---- . . . . °lir- No. 4, (Stamped id. A.ddititeml.) LONDON, FRlDait ra, MAY 4, 1860. trwossintz. FINE ARTS. NVIILLY 001011111110ATION to srw TOIL—The 11•11/0011. 11W TOIL sad smui IMP 001flANT daspmelifts akar tillimmared Yea Maw Shawllip. ease 9/1 eisuriewa se 6.l.l l4o . Wargga 1r!OS NEW TOIL Imam, IT. dd b , ristrk ressillas Islbessesenw. award prow rieurk all preftess wad. Pumapre kr arribmilieW•das OINEM UMW Sinea—fer beast prllemisi F i tt s Inalg r ad M i r=n urt. i ; UM) STATIM MAIL 11111141Mbetweim INNTIMAM = PTON rad 11W TOSK.— U* UM NW ill MUM* int4lasi ANNUM; 10111 it Ihs NAM Osnos L* ~ M' Mime • las NEW TOIII so We NW Mir 111 401.114 mod Ms s• =1 , 1.4 essomeedatisa ler preaspft NAY eilikusis nu 'OK /II: Yer t=t l =gs ts, MK T ag . awl or, I.M int. erd ba =t: lli, Labia Iron LIVERPOOL to AMERICA via g tt ri gtc. by the Montreal Nola atosionhip Cates MOO UTUIPOOL TO CAREW kagtaJtaraa. Naga I North &Noe May %Oft laillakAm la% lioheralaa, to follow. Nall gen% U. haw as Taft &Um Quasi. Nandreal. an* arid di la sad Li at according la espionao =t,To Pa=at j a and de : and to all mat of (yam at maw to WIN to be bad as musittro—ror Omar to BAWL sad Un. la a Walar. ebeek SligeWoo a week to BOWMAN sad the n. —TM Netlwrimis IS b Oi y ikvir owl pomwtdolowNidp lIATAVIIIIL OagOda W. how Was Wwiplie Os WONG Nom wird. Waning Ea. II: owl Wm his prowed mow damn , J. ROIL ha Ow el Ws "Potwairr ars a WI . 72= sa Mania g emir liell rani Iwo supsolor a, ~... t v z ond irt tigraI:PPrITAITIII. sal Mai. Is the adluelosie Sum Dad Comma 11.11.44b0w. OW LC. h p RILAXD.--CHICAP and EXPIDMOI7B GMAT WISTOLIII lIAILWAT. W W• 7131- bowl be Wenn Twins W 11111JOILD RAVIN ewe poweekl sweneers ben We Tandem el Sew lOwleed.—Degy hen LW &a. meow awl I Lab Seim Owl reiblekka. Owb—low7 Tweeds, aril yam, lw wen Intro. ram 3-11n11 daft We.. seseak. kW : INK OW W. Sim WOW, walkable In ass kr" led ekes. Me.. giC OW ielues ern krie Waerbei ilells si its gum., eed Werse Owk wow )Wades end /new. VW flwWw pelebeekte mkt et We BROM Walks : sr be likara. Foss mit WRIER. Ok Oieseabeeeek torrias. awl Nallwer Ilkiiwk MOSIM Nowa SPICLUNOTICS CLZRICAL, OINIRAL LIFIC --- Al poem Vie ONO Mir os Obi Partielgsallsg Mesh I* Iwo hoe IMO. bo Os aol Dna lo goes addiftual goo of Fab raw We tabs at like mai Pomo looprel as A tradrid of say of Oa Sodobro= ar et CITIVLITM &atom litsentary. Lae" ILW l& SL Cklill ADVANC MADk r witkont delay, by the toneyr 1 irreenourt a ils NA. al Esprit 4 *rib by or sp• p di i.dr essirley l4 . logsvibie by saw I par iamb ea sill ammels abibe 1S I )od U Sd 1 : met She awl M ark Prupolume imill seri bye lb byplleallas. *Maw JAMB may. mom", lbeskr• 2::LD CHAINB.—WATII2IIBTON and lauoDll,l ass to ell Ike tiellootlet el fte Vet= etie=4l l6 m ll elidoe emootimiell al *de is a 1. eertmosierrN Weft Wog . To It cent ede, ea M. me. ea Li et Nat pee ems. Pin rpm Ms maim the QUALITY, WZIGINT. tell YAWS et the vett see mettle& omaateed to the porehmer; Walter etem sad Mee Wins Ma tale rommentles es the met- Vi th be elormd amortise to the toteteery A sad RAM OEN, Goldmaltha—lihmateMerx :l o cal Covent 'anion. Luaus. W.C. MM. A 0. Il* Amos mei Oar abel J...etlery for to MAL —N.I. This etelebllthmeml deem et Six Is the waft NM es Ilsterdaye M One ticket. lio LATS. —RICHAILD ATTINDOROUGH, es, .1. Oillottaliell. 11%—nis but Imaashmobt wrefarbt DILI= MOM it POLL% a tislse: L Tolii ..--. , . , ........„.. U bib ii.: L e t l as a s ie l ? ‘114.9 IL. .T " ,,.. 7 . A IT 5: U 79/. Speen IT I WU II U 9 7 4 il Tea Spam . 7 II IS 4eill II 4le B l s U • 719 saw vequillln SEr Op WM at propullusid/ Iry = Oissealokisd ipso awl Yap asp psalm IM ISM= at at 9•196•9•9. it Ti. par 99.—.1191991 AUsabirooda. II 091999 Me* W. PIP°WANT BALI of first-clam new and •www-liduid FCItNITITIi.I. DENT and Co Mg to rm. meet to the public that Obey Mrs poniard the entire P et several larm hawses. whiet t a i Sal liMir already the Wiped Mock le London. they are at hail Mt real Valle, Ognerillin4 Mika anba *swing had 7•00 in oak Ay. walnut. sail other woods . nishoray "l" = roam chairs at . walnut dewed-tom ditto, Is slik, at Ma ed . teiricept dining table., at t 4 ; Inna baistradh M Ss. ed.. miry other article proportionately cheap, at the Cheat Remora Furniture Daman, 30, 31, 32. sad so. Craelordoelleh Dekerotreet adahUshed re yearn Shippers to het elinalm willl lad Ile ahem lock intehol. sad am sow maim the tr.delefilie In 'oaks et lismtsomi w aft fr m. s, all fitted with hesitate, and entire mew Felled bale sad huddler complete, with every description of balm= tea altar,. Every article Is warrsolW Marked the lowed pries Is =m to an rathmq emos Etchmeed or money returned It sot approved tiE paid y station In the kingdom No dory foe packing or the see et aims. TOFJPTLEMEN.—NOTICE of REMOVAL TO Wr. WILLY hue found It almotaiskr aseassary to MKT Ms bunions from Insdutreet to mom Imams pre islets taiga will enable Ms soy fully to carry out the tam 1111101114011 by Min of making Women d lee. per pair, and every article eon ended with Ids badness In lit.W4lllCO therewith. Mr. MUMS an shires will he 71. BRAJOUTILEST, BOND/Tint 65 doors went of Mannwernounre. THE NEW MEIN° INVERNISPS CAPS. ffie. arrixo AND MINIM ATTIRE RHOSES and SON beg to state eta their pre {orations t.w SPRING sad RUNNER exceed say at seer rw(Roma as well la West m b variety. They have Masi prhielpal markets both st home sad abroad kw the Mt snel newest nunnlextunts. Ur" 10 • 08 . 6 W. hi = aids an assortsortit jpionlti as MB le•Vill helms own Miler now mot In DM IM any Miter osnala TI flair ItEs PtH TAILMIINO DV' bow Men ihts4 with ea emUssavarisky of Me AMMO mat meet myth" Their l READY NADI CLOUTING MC! I. samplehe In mar rem" t. and they molar. le my that tor Mame, et slyta, Dam Sam at materlal and workmanship, Meestithatis at anti ant Falt Is Nam an- .".d, ems la the insirmliells of ms ewe has hem hesamed no the NORDIRT, LT and CAT. 8.1 MOT and SHIM DRPARTNILetTS, Mild ham heen timaished with an entirely new dna of dabinetabie sad maeonn hb moots at nab pre.... se enable the proprietors to alter their Pillene very mat nilvantanen. X X - It In6n .014 take this npportsalty nt sansema h th.it tiny intend a. , Istellaeff the ill Warta at Me Alaimoof th. dilly eta t inn Ana •411,1. Garner oh Ilinoriet nei I Alitypilia. sad Corner .4 %tie 11, rot •vnl thittatreet.. r.aintry brawler. : Uretionl and Shea - 7d: To -r eii;kiriu ‘141.1*, , and miN alatt tt to be particularly ohierred. Yet If .ny article hr appruteat et It rW be eschewal. sr VIC is ley ',foram. witlieelilledlellien. Th•lf Kok t r "sWite red Itemaim: acratatalas arm* af ,11 Impudent bereft of Illridelt isesekr a i i via Enke ter mal of pekes. say be wads w VP& ur paste's. THI " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, pulp la Turks, miners sod psiMPOW., sad partinahuiy &upt.,l Mhz, ormlllge mod h "I".• rds rml I y ark tr.siwitimi M brUrainetwodortable sad orrirlow lot -mt Istp.hulini. Peke from Mt .44sser4 .r IL MIMI and SW ismer of Miseries se.l • 804 cursor el row iklerielsesS awl llari4sizest. IP TRE e.—By Royal Lytton Pabst. e4bod IT WNlTill ddr•IIA UV= Tine yedselled sod ddiallimb, lilt Is aimed by lyres le & bolted srellsere le be de art rlisobre be e•qms de rem ass rearrobb•IIIIIILNIA. The ors d &Meal spree. se ease barbel le Ms sessrb S. ben wwlisd : said %warn t•ing mar pew,' de bed". obis the mishits nrsedisr pnesr S. sasyllei by do 3117C4L4131 PAIS awl • Li‘Eve. soft with `moat OW are dooms. dirt Si marl be awl ass ..1111 Orin dry A Esnerpth s ercidar in; be bal. ••.I SA. Trwrporwared res. ww tse eircamtererse d tlo 6 . 4 1 two robes brow de Wye War suit le NW miler, dr It KIT 1. tit ProwYdy An l'et:elted Tire as dr MIMI pen • OW. see • Omer lo wad apse lades. MB. and Mn. GIMILLIN TO-RIGHT, AAAw WINIT wimps (amp MaLiaa), ma Thom. au s gat ioriler Akmeasa A I. v. eve Oak PONVLUI . TIONI. "Our Las armor - 60411111aM Islavdiallag a misty a/ WALL LEM at Ye lizareka. Y, 14, 24 11446411401. A44414404*. Is.. la ; Las, la, asamead ibe aalkey, anew, Nada mad 61.4. Aufal- Assal—irs IVO saw mop. nALBEBT MUTH% MONT BIJNO NUM at 4 sal 1111.11011.1110 W AT/ 211100(0 Y NIGHT OW st I: ma al a Vilest is. forbid' I s rle se al t d =r e ernibia 11 le 1). ink : gelbey. QT. MARTIN'S HALL - WIDNINIDAY, DJ IV 14 at 11. as 011•101110. JOHN 1M BAPTIST, Iv Larl4 mi lre z : MEI Ins r lus amistry. U.A OM& vocallai• irks, Maar 114. 1 = 1. 0serset. &haft. Tislift IL ; stalk la 11088 GALWAY W2= r MOIL 0 itAtiummirvs DAILY, WO lai r. Op! OM. is boa Ths el WI mei soder. sanliall piled by . JANA aw►~ ~...w5. paimeit zzalartgo r Pallmall.—The unman ammo. et ricruzemo artleb at tire ant 6 141 r11 4 . 0—Artairdes aislapars er—ossa WO- 'MILL ROOMS, Greg Wiadai&drink Staftw iA r se a c e j rivia r mat -cayman to sir MSt/disk. Alambisa. la rpm' NATIONAL ASSIMBLY 11.00 4 Z wo som... knurly Mains is Irssise), r. BVIIIT DaIICINO. Dow spa at Is 11.1 6• dr. s 4 IS Admildsa TM LONDON PAVILION Tiehisonmorineg --k wise le wood a pleami maks NO le Ohs tllo l ll.vu m aDIC u. floss& MIMI d LIM" NO M but COMMIT. PAshata (by rabidorst VAN) Si— Iteethiti Yr" Onilkelsa. as. MOMAN) sad 1. 001. r LLR ans g a 4 i ce` be Immo SO O f NNW )16. 14‘ 01101111111101141111111. 2010111111iet Wks ear , peeembee me aver wry ler Om Weimellis el bulb amp wilb es ample QOM el MANDEO. et ell deem, be* tee elle nod lira Illassa C. esd C. trust Sill Ur mob Slay Mee meg MN be Med lo ee:se ty me= be iceman= lbelr eblemerib mei d *see =st.lbie meters &MO et lbe —le. OM. Desigimesti. Amman W arrapoines lel be sheeted al et le• oreswasiedrusi. leembeling. No CHAROZ MAD' (or STAMPING PIP= ... =MAP= MO MUM (211111 . ___,__ _or /111T1ALL8.— 110111111Orir rawkeemoriid adidelvemivw" Por 140 wirsield o.l*. MI ark *v. gitis 4IL : Wok MK Iwo "Ira At Is.; aupwar 00•10:00, fa Fir raw mow p•r r ajL • WU* WID•1100 zervigans. MITA TIM is W CIIIMMON Y. DIJILLT/Ma. sad BALL PILIIITZD W OfIIIIPSD SILVIUI, with 011.118 rQM I Ur Wed 100110 a. CABAPI42II V.iOAXTL7 11101AV/3) mid 100 MIPMI7IIIII CAM PIIMM 01.—Oburvik MIRY i 11•01•01/110 vdlimura allkilabm• IiCUABILIT. ewe Arm tam asibsparest. BIIILDINCIB with windows the sight from', which be Imolai kg want ar aliar p =g 7 aigmilt mg hare the imengelia“ toolrml Elf DEA Al I. ad a' dwelt u hallaN i gairt &a. .. wig& wlll to tread aq salialits far Dark a lataraselaat small tor Id Bask pagtbee gal& • kesdaint sgaslosa al the art al l y= their sL dasi L e= I. Ilitt u r awl 0: 14 14 2:: : 1 Ifiemrs. IL= . BITNOLDS. agi 110WIZL. 111DUCTION OF I= WM =TM ETJZOPICAN sad COLONIAL CONZLIFT, Poiwaa &W. promolors of Ito slow Oommomo bog to somoommt lity love Mead tiott Twit of Foto" mai awe IMO plot= the hi bomoit dim mom amooloomi. ZOTAL VICTORIA fleArL.lfs. par doom. (The isathird of lIPLIR DID OLD PORT S , Isa Rd we Aa Mika SPA/ LUNG IPPRRNAY CIA Aon WI !MIRO CLARET pea sad allisalsafild fis. PINRIT CIXINAC BRANDT (Pais at Ilrema) dla sail& /OM AFRICAN POW, IMRE" de IMa sod fia Ifs dm. ear Imarsdased Sian Yds somalr- =art primor IrdrioL do ilora OMB Os re ia m llostmil or Wills. owlboo p. 45. Nor tor or onol arm Tour orL WILLIAM ILIEDTIPTUHL Mawr. ALLSOPPB PALE ALE—Mass. FIND. LATAA. lUKKIL TOO. odd Co. bei ie ammo, tbst Lay N am mgared le as LLIKOM PALI ALM st Y. lass w„. =Mr s. WNW and souks et deism pens sad udder Lestad-blidis laws, Maks ; solessco. Todspilossi. LI li=rB 8113-AOPENG SYPHON TAP. Bo ratamemplioi. Worm 114brartratrar wise. to AL RUMAT CASK IPTAND.-1. mile or soliammt distarlol OWN, IFNI repay Word • ImAredlaid. Pram 14i. BAR/OWI AMOMATON ICM , M fi rers —Warrmaot to am or to. et orb per tir. Prim IL. M. Italtraap Wait. SABLOWI Stalls.— yeast • TM JA* • awn Prit sal save • tie *I seal par 111111. POTATO MAIM.— =AIM to rook ems tat psdaslisa 111 •11 711111101 see w Nam gimbal. Met Ta. Sa. ILL e .w db a.b. •st o s to JA MBI lAIIOW . 14. Dm maim wig* biraolar asit p•torros. to. Bat his arm sal Maros •• rota Mach Slam aro aperico• THZBM sad CHIAPZEIT TZAB sad OOMIII Is ENGLAND re si all lisese le le oelslosd el MUMS mad Os, ?as Ussaltsatis Itlos 111111m•sirset. 0117. Ong ems used Oars Tao. Is M.. 0.. ld., sal Is. : or miss se Wl= Is. SIL. Is. DK, sod 4s. Yes sad saes le els we meow deism NNW Wm Is Wild= min* kes Ilsossalsorlist - Aiwa =dewrts UlW.dyiaWttltbOty. DICATID rim ceIebritedORTZOPLASTIC M IL K!(AXIL—TY osty stopping terT s, sad Decayed Teeth that 141 het beams Ter least Teeth la vetrelis. Peol-bee ler a thumps (anaemia merleiset.-1114. Pagesteeffeet. la. *ln the Polyteekii). (120IIND sad WHIM MTH ars iadisparable 1.7 pmeamml allonallam. and Oa Imallk and Isainfir b. the ataelimilan kat NOWLANDe ODONTO, or tad a 'Me eampesed d the choicest sad sod railmaraie d Ye Mania herbal It extirpate* all lielairena r Ilat Mails and answer • yet-Rte white ning to the nmemalled enegase seraate It Itte gmt peeper c 4 dew M Mag. bignme a anll TM brain diking= Yr angetwiane amd =4: the Odonto, adobe a puelig awl harnmes &nag medal to Its =.l°r. Moe Is 111. pee lea. OmMeas —Ma wards Row- Ocloatm - ie., ale 111 the kbsl, and "A. lowland and gams sodton-gareW 111 tie government stung. Sukl by thaw by chenille god pmemears. ALOILETTE RIQUISITE for the SPRING. Amami the humble el the several age some orb minitaid virtues ed OLDILI SALM of Sa si &A. It I. the reels mid body of the be It Imparts the eat midi ea signeeible begrime* al perhnia It abo at thie l" AM el the moon pre emie the hi* tram talMr. or tt eireedy tee Ilia. or Wain meg, will prevent Me sad rem reeler, It again. n... who may dein I. biv ile e e =lital Mb. dew with wave or earl. *veld see It dilly. It la also cetetwahed be elaemithem =.lmlr, treeing It tont wart , mod pregetimg maw hair, amd viomelmehe. Betabbihed uremia of SO yearm No biltille• wadi cm equal It Price Is ed., Fa. mod it. oily.— C. and A. MI.DILIMOg 11. Wdllolo.o street North. &mad. W. C. BItICILIfILLS MDT SOAP , tits best for pro twig a doer sal bud*, *la As Is. pacirls of four 61.1 s a. -11:1•411. Your, 11182. by atar imodielar IMP el vim apannaosti, aampealle, dollen agents Oa Mafia Patent Cedes , dean. all Mbar natant amain ad kinds of lasenidd and toast sup. and baaidnn lands Ittletabbt. sue dam Imp 48.-11sibq a. milmeglisl. lAnMn. Sold by all ramipadtdde Mahn In tans and eswaiLatemelk tablas asvA moms aimed et& Ur mei d " BILLOC'S LOZENGES and POWDER, beilical Vegetable Clisreeel. approved of by lb. It Arlerey of Medicine et Pas* f.O. eve of sad Cu. spp aWtfon. and ol a the Nen= Dins= of 1= sad IMeetf.n.--ti the box et boo= la N. Qs loft id proder.-o•Deral Depot. G. SOMA% Reath Chantel. alt Nap maeloit. load= TRULY EFFICACIOUS and MILD. Dr. MITT'S KU Ms awl LIM .11kor1 as Mar. aria larreillart, bum tie Is rr • Prearkay. [rat. Tien 11. .111 W Irma irvaluirris Ll S who war frOMII Wass mil Ilvar complainer. kallagralark as dlidoem lbw ere.. es. Per Mbar' ow mg as • bulb apararat rhallalsa, libar MIP= . IIIIIIIIII. ;Waal lirir sparellor and gratatel lar gruar Irenrie ari lorrarlos aorsZ Sa mos grgem—Deil lef USA &Wee% ki lam la. lid. airl rr. ark De awe as art tar W. MelCr lOrraadl Lß MIL 21ma pram an • arm emu goalaw. 111 "1/1111rs al] hisgrodiera. impure* as am gerinerse 1 14 1 ; k nTA i raratrA l Etrrin:nal ".... had Jig Physkar. ham' Taerasstembna. Effects. and liffienn latilme by nt By T. N. TIMM; Wry. Aran to the Yard lrtLe SS Lauer deism" Pewsliinellen- Maw Mire "Os 1m0... Cenemeffike, bsbasiew mo o War den "Ileptits MOW Jamnak" ix" MO= ise M. mama wenn "TM' hp en emedhat INN UMW 111 drew and dem , beaded pranNimer. De. Team le pm hewn by hie week ea sail Ms puma pnlennea A add be ble berm —lre inell6pOsi. • • he teem= ranninhen anneal am, my to a ft the wild llia ha owe It. Thle a sue et Me Impylen • Them le se meseettey, torenalnh tan= he treethl:e ll" , ess ■ ".e b l er desemers " 7"=.l.. Whine to be metentessa inn the 'manhunt et • am Amain". le be u.ctul "—Uneven Omar. Lambs Front the Meat. it, Lioydayare. W.C. ITBLNEW LONDON at PoWise. ivier k lAA limicAT LLD., AM= " VW ISO. The arm at awe, itamoured. w le .c. b• Mamma le lMrwr 11. MININOIPINOW MRETIVAM CO 1.1?4, • OW: lbws I == l ll - 11ozel. &AM* and Douselio. UN - Wass at A. L. W H to /We & : /dm W.Va.= evaolusi onset "J SPORTING. • lit :as OH21311:2 RACES. —WeausDAY (coirct.Vllll4 Nona &Muni HANDICAP o 5 sovs. etch with Wei i lie Mal I. on bis Ask.. Half a Mk. fessba) Mr. Robss's Frodoss, by orbodo, 6 yri, 761 61D (Culhaie I Oslrk Arshibifs Myr, Sec T A am , ( gyp I dr; .I=lrtss, im as, gab RC 43 , 3111310 1 r • Ms dm sea :—lfiss Jai* Lots% lbds. Drodsdiso. Boas. BOON t Ito 1 1 NM Yridi s l a r. bi MI 1 sob staios er if 4 So ilis od Wes by • asessimd mod bartb. i'AVatoss asidttiPssf 5 am such, midi 30 66114 lie oriemer.te be said fell seer, his. 711sam vial= St a oils. tbs.) Xl- ' W 5 05 Mb le OMR Rims. •sm '."4 1 Ir. ;VilOOOsia.. . 4 .. p5, ;Mb $ -. 40. Dosmsfebrls= r os, SO 4b s yes. "st lb ; it Tee lades Iliaisuari:, S yrs, 7511111.. I I Me. Mllllriti 10011 4 / 4 84 I Olt 7 16 3 b.-0 5 . • mh... bretil3:l: 5 to 4 es Spiteful Dookat e l ak er e ßoldierwohe. 111A, i fie lOost ig ar lil a b ait a it=ks aims" up, Mir nit lorebea al. iha IsorrY" Pun of 100 gainer ; for Sr Id 1116; her. llst Ilb ; Sou tat 112 ;is tad ]pt 2o .• twiee r 0000& Mr. T. Pares Avalimebs, by Wild Dwell; 11M, fit 111: I TWO Can Ibrior yak 78313b,,.(1.11E 1 • ly WryNts Jadi out .testub .g. a Mr. M. Rods f by ROOM out d Rolm's.' l'lllb dr ornbooss's lissobbsy, 6 611,164 Mb—. 6 Barlow weighed for Mr. W 3361334 3 yr% but itum inks throws co his way to the poet, sad the did met Bitting : 4 to 4 m Amlembe, 2to 1 opt Joel Wen b: u o si S , M i e semi between th e mooed sod hod foto* boy _ldled oft. THE ON ROOK, WIDNIIIIDAT NIGHT. Ths bating wee my dull, the a* imitteet al import ance lota the demoodelnA/ole roads spinet Watboonee for the Derby. TM hilowboi list d peteee estopMe ell the teem estkee wide mess mike nor /Moe ; DII WAWA T to 4 apt tly (t) II to 1 THR DR)RDY. 9 to 2 wet TM Wianl (t) U to 2 Hi. Albsr (t) II to 1 Unite (o 0) 12 to 1 Tbarromby (t) 12 to 1 191101711aer (t) /3 U. 1 IlairAssia (a) 16 to 1 Notbourne (t) 99 to 11181 'Prelim I) 20 to 1 The AMY II 40 33t0 to 1 1 dpo " Vwsy t) WOO to 10 Tem Botrii; THURSDAY'S RACIMO. TIM EICUIR7 ktrionscar el 5 son. each, with 70 added. l'h=uartere of a mile: (6 enba.) Christie', !midi DA W Bweeleal 1 Mr. The Manua, I yr% 10M....(Mhe — ree Mr. W.llimp=4 ma, tat7lb 3 Mr. Newbold yre. Edb ((= 4 Mr. BMWs 421111.10, 4 yrs, Tel Mr (Mahrlelb DoMbr. : sto 4 suet Ilmody Ball. 6to 4 mot Newnan. Lopos side ploy to the Ms into the iftiiot, where be was buttes, sad the favourite took op the mow, elosety br l li k eemeo, wile maw got sp. sad was haates ; bad third. last throughout, ems brake . inseurs oP WM6lllllOlMen PLaIT, vales 100 sm. Is =added to • imam ewespetake at 10 sows. emit weight for mom The second to receive 20 son out of the Makes. Grosvenor Course. (18 auto.) Mr. Hargreavel Messes, by Teilllngerm, 3yrt. din 14M, Mr. Olbba's doblenlfigrola, I no. its Mb (mosem Mt. 74414 7 .8 Ariliva; fet (Ceellanee M. 7. Inge Marirs.4, yes, let 71b.. (Mearboare 4 Mr. Mglimat limorw eel Morml, Syn. OS (A. Edwards I Beaker Kees es Cleids• Pippo, 3to 1 apt Apo you, Si. 1 ene apt Semi and Xancr Begot. Spollyon, Hanes, and Mater Begat, as Is front to the stem!, when Homes task op the mesa& The favourite lay loot until half way the Dos side, lit= she took second place, but Hones, who woo by half • length ; • length cm emceed and third ; bed 144141 L Tam Muslin WILMA Cur of 100 son, by subseriptios of 10 me. each, 10 ft, with 80 oiled; Grosvenor Course. (16 esba, S of whom declared sad pay 5 me. este.) Mr. Pareses frith Zralgrant, 4 yrs, UM Mb (Its Mir extra) flher”) 1 Mr. Eistweeffs Tommy Noble Pi b), 214_1216 (fir laffikeo I Mr. Whitworth's g by Vales; era of Isay , 4 yrs, 131 b Jac Mb extra) ) 3 Mr. C. loyaerfaCheeryMemaym ) 4 Bettin4 : Eves on the lafir to 4 apt Irish Enupent, 6to 1 apt each alZe Mors offered. bleb Emigrant moos ail the running and won by half • length, a neck beton= the second and third, Cheery Chap close up. Tag 41p BMA= of 10 eon. each, with 300 added, for S. 416 ; oohs. Set 71b ; fillies, Met 21b ; wooed to receive 10.... est of the stakes (47 IMO Mr. Kano sr k indlier to Italabow) by Cbeadeleer, out ad earer, Sat Tlb moo t 1 Mr. T. Dairemfa Mr vnisua M Tlb (Dellock) Mr. Parkaifebelyatcovence, onto( CAMMICO dome, apt 7lh flordliam) Mr. Wright stlpperemad, Ilet 7lb (Withlyitoa) 4 The following deo no :—Man-M.Anos, Grand Master, Ince, Mouth Asstralles, sad Sparrow Hawk. Batting : 7 to 4 apt Upperhand, 4 to 1 apt Sir William, sto 1 apt Brother to Rainbow, 1 to 15 apt Sparrow. hawk, fib 1 apt The Common Sense colt, 9 to 1 art Msawst”Arsra. The favourite got away first, but on par fog the Iliad Sparrewhawk showed in advance, Brother to Rainbow, Manat-Arnis, and Grosvenor colt being next ; midway ap the Dee side of the coarse Brother to Rainbow took the lead, and was followed into the straight by Sir William and Common Sense colt ; the grey, however, maintained his advantage to the end, and won by a length, the second beating the third by ball • length ,• good fourth ; Han-at-Arms fifth several lengths o ff , and Grand Master last. . _ . . Immediately after the race 1,000 to 15 each were taken about Brother to Rainbow and Sir William, and 1,000 to 10 ten times about Uppeetand for the Derby. Mann, 100, b ft.—Agawam-hie beat &booLasater. MU STAID CUP. Brandy Ben 1 Golden Pippin Black Cloud Wes tw thre.querters of • length. TUX 11XXITIAL. .. Ben - Blg "Wool over. CHESTER RACES—THIS DAY. ORDIB or 111:1011110. The Woe Stakes A thadicap 21N. Cbashire Stakes 2.30 • Tba Stewards' Cup 3.30 11up UAW Yam . Th. Winall Siam UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MAT 3. h a congregation holden this morning the fol lowieg tkgrees were conferred. Doctor of Dirinity.—Rev. Edward C. Lowe, Lincoln College. *utters of Arts.—Rov. Cloodwiley Dewar, B. Maraham, and Roe. Walls's C. Bowyer. Merton College ; 'Henry F. Gen iFollow), Now OWN. • Bar. David Y. Alexander, Brussaars oftDap; Mir X. Sankey Comas Christi Camp ; Norge 5. 514/werd, Christ &Ira ; Rev. Field Flowers Goa, rad lac Shramd Thanes, Maidslaa Hail. The next dams ay Ida be as Thursday, May 10. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADYIRALTY, NAT —Aioarrinsis.--Captains lard P. H. Tan, be the vies Stewart ; sad W. H. Illemart, C. 13., to the ine". vies Kerr. Ilestessale O. G. Hervey, to tie liegesy, M.ll. Om% awl IL P. Wald, to the Nextme 0. 0. Lysol, to the bileberst; ; J. Peas, to the Illmereh ; IC. W. Woad, to be Willer 1 to the Ment hes; art W. Jeffery, to the Leers, fee nevi= is the Mantnee•Affitidest A. Carr, to the Meititenene. Ilessoil a.Roge rrnew J. D. Wiltshire, be he additional le the =Amehnes D. R. Aleock, to the Terrible. poen 0. W. Dwarf , to the Nero; L A. Ben, R. W. Davies, aid C. R. 'Mawr , Ile the Rosehente. Acting Third Class Assistant Fagineer R. W. Pratt, sad A. R. Yoshio; to the Meresn, as stipinemeraties. ,PRIVATE VIEW OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY.-iTHIS DAY.) __..2- rt 1s quite certain that the private view of 'the idyl deedesey is sa mutual treat looked forward to vary Sege* by the privllered few who are admitted oa Sat semeetrily aorlasive osereimm .The pictures ere never wet to seek ssivanMes Oa codisery days, alms ti is quite M. Waal mcror astrou, the crowd is so great beim W lidiele shire I the Last attractive that yeanre Sleek if you *add ses it all, to do so under every dield analage. Tee me brooked shout, trampled was, ead . pad smut isms aid whet—to tine who bumf iseligi Awn Philwee—it woes lea in, yea are swage to vie* theta Gem Se Seems at *SS I asa be an MS together, aid im compelled to emits it pirests4, ts a bit at a time, m shame allows you. On the day of the private view them am noes of these MoonveMenoss to mum plain of. The very limited number of the tickets that see tested, et WI Se great difEculty of obtaining them, keeps Se receneal theklullest asemeat suficisatly clear to reirim say ineeemedease from erowilwg oet of the yields& The nib indilniie, in a emsle greener gas den !IRO bn hammed then who hen sever son In donkfml Penn se engin! ; and ie, indeed, so reenricalele ea to amiee ft a igneiliciverbether ft would sot lee advienin tW the Academy to hen seem psnmeont arrangement. *Oh met. Paton something et thie kind has shaady hem seasted ; the pest immerses - le is to deemstise di the rento, whin sirlke c.. thle year, leading as to hope Met Wles the genic is etheitled as Monday, it TM be feud lisitthe gnition of the floor in beer eanidered. Tht beating cossenittee has refaced the number of entsren pieced ea the walls this meson by no fewer than three hunted, sad the relied to the eye and the improvement in the general affect of the exhibition, caned by this chine, am very gnat. At this time of year the question " what sort of an exhibition is it'" is is many neemtlia. That question we are in the reeponsiWa poultice et being the bet to answer. We do go witheetrasok hezhatios. It knot one otthose exhibitiew to elitok then is likely to Waal any espial Mere of sedloaseet. There is nothing alsitress, or that will tales the yodel by storm as a novelty. The two great works of thdyear, by BO Edwin Ladner and Millais, are both hum ths aeseliof gentlemen fi where the public expels wee. These as, not like the easily days when pre. Segerseleissa Let showed its bright eaters as the wale is Treeigareguare, sad when everybody was up in arms to attest or defend that new end kw the meet pert unpopeer maevement. Then is no revokers of fresh scone, nor hes say hitherto unknown on= esme out with what is tech aically called a " hit." As a nunterbelasce to this, it any, however, be said that tit arranal eidientila the Pri sterns of which took *seek wareing, is amsundosetedly al= creditable to the salmi of art is the country. The Meowed eirmilion el the general standard which has been se reinarkable for the lad few inn, is dill easspiedeas, writhe seporierity of NNW ant theielme pistons now, in the woad and tltirdetess we exhibited ten yews me, is especially striking arolotriona. It may be that the gnat facilities for artedneatio in this ocinatry are sow beginning to tell. It may be that the Inewace of preaaphaelitinn has brooght about a wee gensmal earetulase and study of natio, lad tl may le that the same result has also been eostribeted to by the inmates et photography. M all met' the thee is so. The Muskeg of all peat Minim- UM of MI branek of the arts Is to Improve—sot the woks of men of high guess, whisk will r always the ersne— bet to weer Ilan sough*, sad apeeshie the desks of them who wow , thrash seed leweerakie gee. TWO II then srjletlirl M s of ens peek& !Weep" the greatent sneers of the year is made by one who era new no beget be ogled eves a rising era, ad • work of =qui- Mho beauty and tender feeling, by the painter of the ileguseet mid the Order of Belem, rimy excite Indeed Ger admiration, but not our empties. Neither can it be said that there is anything to astonish is n the fact that a picture is presented to us this year by Bir Edwin Landseer, such as could have come from no other bawl that can hold a bran. Thin magnificent work, whisk remanent& a "Flood in the Highlands" (106), is of peat Mae and full of true and striking incident. The Highb=l4lllll, driers to the roof as their last strong-hold; the aninnb es anted by a common seam of danger, that a bare lee who her form on the heather at the top of the hawse, more stand of Us rising water than even of her neighbour the dog ; the chili which has not forgotten to take can of its friend the puppy in the hour of danger—in such things as these, we ill know how this great artist can show that exquisite saushility to the suggestions of nature, which is perhaps even • more remarkable characteristic of his genius than the fins art by which these delicate touches are made to tell. There is nothing forgotten here, not even the panic of the mouse, nor the indifference of the ducks,who are Trite at home in this scene, and wbo are swimming in and out of the door way if the house, to the top of which the water has already risen The power of this magnificent picture, in .lady* the incidents of which one might ripe= half • day, is such that it seems to bring • chill into the very room with it, and hangs there like a tempest cloud. We now poi trjr the mesiderstion of • work in every wer • contrast to that just mentioned, but united to it ins hire ship of genic. An early success, though an immeess whew tags to • sea in some remota, is not without its lapsed drawbacks. It is true that it comes at • time of life when the appetite for honours and distinction is usiesally keen, and when the pleasure of winning in pester than it ever is spin. The praise bestowed on the yam geniis is loud, and the ear that receives it is acutely gen sitive to it ; but such commendations are purchased at • price, and not infrequently • heavy on.. The precocious genius has drawn • bill on the future, and has to work hard if he intends to pay it off. With many men wbo have produced some wonder in their early yeah, their first works are a bugbear to them, and are brought up con ' Usually in judgment whist this. There is little doubt that this will be in some degree the ease this year with Mr. Millais. He bas net only by the well-known Huguenot picture shut up the pannier • pair of loon for other artists, but ha• la some degree done so for himself likewise. Had Mr. Maisie not produced, some ton years ago, the picture just named, the beautiful work which he exhibits this season, under the title of "The Neck Brunrwicker" (29), would almost set criticism at ddance. It is a somewhat surprising thing that the Black Now. wick Human have never been pressed into the siewkos el art before this time. With the exception of • brief ann. lion in " Childe Harold," they have been left wholly without notice. Yet • mare romantic page in the hiztary al war is nowhere to be read than that which commemorates the almost terrible sod mod the forlorn courage of these desperate soldier. Dressed entirely in black, with a skull sad ere-boos on their ebakos, pledged to give no quarter and to receive none, this regiment went into Waterloo, sworn to revenge the slaughter of the Duke of Brunswick, their leader. They went by the name of the Black Brunswickers, and only three Aimedred of them came out of action. That our painters, novelists, and dramatists have, till this time, left such ground as this untouched is a rather remarkable instance of neglect. It hos been reserved for Mr. Millais, who is ever iii.xious to break new ground, sad whose perception of the picturesque in subject is unrivalled, to call our attention to the poetical interest which attaches to the fortunes of this gloomy bond. He has done so in a picture of inflnite technical beauty and of tore and tender feeling. The scene occurs apparently after the renowned ball at Dvorak, and the " hiuserd de la wort," as the Firth celled the regireat, in his ghastly black costume, forms a wonderful contrast to the bright creature whom he is kering, and who is still in her bell dress of white satin. The all to arms which separates these lovers may have in its appeal to that love of action and adventure which is in the nature of men something to reconcile this half-doomed soldier to the misery of the moment; but there is no such allevisitMo of its wretchedness to the unhappy girl whom the Black Humor is leaving behind. If we were not die. ' armed by the beauty of this picture, end were relined to critters, we should say that Mr. Millak has macrileed a little too much at this shrine of beauty, and that in pre serving that harmony of parts and symmetry of baker by which the picture is pre-esnineally distinguished, he has failed to give the intensity of parr which such a scene as 1 this would all forth. Supposing, however, the Maw el the Brunswickds mistrals to be of the undemon strative kind, her action as she nestles up spire her lover's breast and presses her smooth check against his black dress, is infinitely subtle sod bean. tiful. She holds the door with one of her heads, that h• say not leave her, hut he is pulling it open—and wilt se We have no epees for further comment cm this beautiful plater* ; it will pitiably be a pester public favourite Aim anything the artist has produced since his " Order Release." There ie if we mistaimusis, la ere of the lecturer 4 Sir Joshua Belies wrier. he wash the impossital, dud* with • wdzeiseiptoseloi hr *Alm O sarwestyli: ebbed on. /a ties pletemelmealld•yeeirler AMY pop Own is. hewerwr. • *MEd amphibian at tide *my a fer. la the Awn of OM 1.1, who i• ANON a wd•••• mak Oirrri• IYPai r is the *Ole at the lasses highway, there is MOO &dank t. seabboties of two ?motions Ada; Wish not of • Mad Amok opposed to other, are Tai n two impeihsowd dullitt liellahions. The weilkhootra lighwelwis, la MI of Ide sieradlar ewer. dle, happened to legla wet • °mho Is idgeth 1/118 Win Mime pews rd dose Isla he Lever bed awl a Nese•ba ogent mak the ll• Mew Meehlei ••••0041 to eve up the Yaw pit stem hooky -which woe **Jr, 06-171 4 16 ; 716 7b i 1i• Tt bifTle ll . lBl, ; - la labe - dam, arpeesme hells leer andilief Bled it Meld seskiden tehili the dissadat se Ind i add empopnia as die nal 00111 1 01.amdir agile a weenes mind. Ids dotage damn is amented on a burs Peed. au *are the earshis has be.. stopped, sad among the dash of the riled luggage of the tramlines. Theriiiid dory Is weilten, and the picture will be one of the attractive ems al the year. an will, dm, YE Moroi "Nadi Antoinette" (153), whieh is ow el the artist's meet menseeful efforts. One Nell whh that lire lbw*, tad selected a newer pithiest as which 1e disphy the great ergo and skill which are shows_ is this piston. The partied., issidsut hs the life of this araferiag bay seimied in this ems hes net, however, been, to am iindedge, Wren token She is dews at themes) mama 1111114 rater she was burkeided into coed the wilding remain in the peace, the mob were let into the egartraget, and Oared to peas in font of the barrier behind Midi she steed. The hose of this Pre& mob—which relish , any by the bye, et the winthstie revolutiowary crowd get together under Malmo °elate het serow—ar• aseddly sad well studied, and their rabid fury is Indy ordeaded. with the quiet dignity of the Qom, and lie nomermilke 1 of the young girt when bead the remonsleense of Xario • Antoinette has resehed. U it wee legible to exembise lie literary profemioe with, the aetiet's spesielity —and ..y am who attempted it would probably excel in wither calling —were this possible the ex-i visioning which a Court painter might record would doubt less forma highly entertaining page in the snub of worry. What delega and disappointments, whet andainnes or de fiance of allaill pomposity and insolence ; whet unpalatable labour, uniarelassit hapossibly onfavounkle eircumstaacco, 'Da repronalming Nir.Piailigls picture (58) of the marriage of the Prisms IloyaL It is suflicient to say that with thane things and the smassary formali►y of emspealtioa width his subject rendered inevitable to contend against Yr. lfhillp has produced a moot agreeable and Leiliiaat *- tem and it is *mat to be able to congratulate the artist, not only on having "got it over," but baying got it ever so melL Another of the effects of the year has been made by Mr. Asedell, who has a very striking picture (59) of a Irighlard shepherd found by his wife lying dead upon the snow. The artist has steered clear of anything repulsive in this neoers• ray ;ideal subject, the story of the death being told by the stiffened Bate of the deg who has died on his mester's breast more than by the fees of the shepherd, which retains, as ie the ease. we believe, in death by tresning, same slight tlgs et dear. The deg is terribly dead, sad must, we should fear, have neesedtated an act of murder in the artist's kenneL This picture is simple and fins in compo sition, and very superior to the other two works exhibited by Yr. Amadei!, or, indeed, to anything we have seen under hi mos. We have got within the last few years to look with some curiosity far the works of Mr. aria, the painter of "Eastward Ho!" and " Home Again." Tros to his new system of ,looking out for such Airship Incidents of the pre esat dap Y our newspapers mooed, Mr. O'Neil gives us this year a scene (2Z3) on board the forecastle of a ship that has struck. One of the crew is having the rope fastened round him, with which he is shout to whit whets The splin tered stump of the broken most sad oilier details of this scow are well gives, but the pieta,* is liable to a charge of tumors, sad there is a want of that stir and activity which would surely characterise such • moment as the artist has chosen. One regrets to see the fine talent. of so accomplished an artist as Mr. Egg employed on a somewhat hackneyed theme, but otherwise we should regard with perfect com placency and unalloyedpleasure his skilful rendering (275) of the woman-taming Petruchio, and of the slowly yielding rebel whom be las taken in band. The execution of this picture ki as rich end beautiful as we expect it to be when it appears as the work of Mr. Augustus Egg. The public knows what it has to expect from names with which it has been so long familiar as those of Stanfield and Roberta. Another old name appears in the catalogue this year, which we are glad to sea. It is that of Mr. Denby, the painter of the " Upas Tree," the " Evening Gun," and of so many other triumphs of power and truth. The " Phi:ohm rising from the Sea" (/19) of this artist is a work such as, with all the landscape talent of the day, no one but Denby can produce. In this picture the artist seems actually to rejoice in the morning glory of the some he is representing and to revel in the fresh sun light which he has represented with almost deceptive truth. Long may Mr. Denby live to give ns such works, for with his death the power of producing such a sunlight u this goes from among us. To turn from an old name to some new ones, we must eaß attention to the great fidelity and power of a work by Mr. Ranh (461), and to the beauty of drawing and colour in the picture called " Never More" (455) by Mr. Oakieron. Mr. 8010M011, the clever psinter of "Waiting for the Verdict,' has this year • picture (478) calculated to aug ment this artist's rising reputation. There is also a very shiver picture from the " Life of Peg WoMngton," by Miss Soloman (181/) ; and a work of some premise (261) by Mr. Mums Skim, ion of the well known Prank Stone, the Oats from whom works are familiar to all our readers. Among the names which we are sorry to miss from the eatalogae is that of Mr. M. Ward, one of the most intel ligent artists of oar school, and one who his not only thought himself, but has set others thinking also. We bear, however, rumours of a great work in preparation, which we shall hope to see on these walls next season. Mn. H M. Ward is here with an unusually clever and brilliant little picture (334), which will be coveted by every lady who has been in a position to watch with the most pardonable of all the forms under which pride shows itself—the first step of htr firstborn. No one will be surprised that Mr. Hunt is represented on these walls only by a portrait study (510) of marvellous force and fidelity—the extraordinary picture now ex hibiting in the German Gallery, and an account of which appeared recently in the Express, being enough to ex plain the fact that for the last two or three years no important work from his hand has appeared at the Royal Academy. There are some remirkahle pictures by Mr. Dyce, and one especially (141) • sea piece, so unlike his usual style that it almost makes one doubt the correctness of the catalogue which attributes it to this artist's name. It is very beautiful work. One feel' no such doubt on looking at Mr. Hook's pictures, which proclaim themselves and their. author at a `lance ; indeed, it is a question whether this &diva is not rather in danger of exhausting the vein which he was so fortunate in &worming in the depths of the ocean, and which he has been working at so incessantly for so many years. While among the landscapes wa may mention • snow-piece (227), which displays • more rcenatita ble talent than we have expected to find in works Irma she easel of Mr. Sidney Cooper. and that there are fine works Iby the Linnells, both father and sons, especially • picture called "Atop of the Hill," by J. T. Lionel. I The space at our oummand is almost exhaustedo rid we must leave unadmired the admirable portraits by Sir Watson Gm doh wed Mr. Yet, sA WOU A/ those of Mee Doke of. Vg4 sad • lady serranseisi by her eltikken, of Mr. the painter of the fresco jnet completed tik lisoinl•lns. Baron Mareehotti has turned • child info orzWe with his amastemei felicity. it mew mach to say, but it is wady doing the easanoesst justice to trait nisei aggsisibs work of art to proaceume it the most bean the kind whisk we ever remember to have sus blimp swilitnre-room of the Royal Academy ; and Mr. ghiloriresissr exhibits • bast full of life and truth. The sedgtwaseisaw b, is other respects, not more attractive , thew rtttL We meet eimelade MIT adios without an allusion to vim I L E sei emit eldbe thiseaseal !sulk, as it haa already pliers who were estmlleid to this dere rivets vipie=the abeam of adaiames ea the Aceises7 wale. Se mildetare res AO- MI and be be so lower exists, emi what specimens there ere, are shows cm two tills io the iedife of est eimeteefue. Amoept those *Aare eahaileit the tour large uslmitituree of the bell may be alleseedi Iln Wells are oesephemone for their peat beauty. The bon* eammaittee has pined adolimmel space b the sew ansigessent of Olds room, sal, with the eseeplisa as undue premium's gives to the elms of pietwree whisk ray be mad kitchen jetsam, may be ad to hove dose ile week umeestily well r -110TAL ITALIAN OPZILL The piffliagis;itie of the Trots:store was distin- Ed o eipal7 by hec k novelty, the list appearance of sillag, In aracter of Asses* the gipay—• person who is priudsisat a place, aqd demo& a per former of hoe se • ii•um&u sad • singer that she hie pod a tide as Leonora to be se the huhu Awn. This character has g r i c u la sr. formed he limi4" contraltos of the day—Vardot Garcia, Miss& saml Ileeshiasess ; by all of them very finely, but hp nails mind pluitirdift or buessefully that2a . MilMeg las bee a nelkiwg eat Wed, pealed der dimaslar. Ili, pnto* &rives Tra=Meleveego solihnshtp. sad = ta assit lla l4 .. 16;21istrU al4. Midkidepeowiews. litcSlhe Limpid lie last—a nee who preserve their features ja eshelever part of thowedd they may In ILAWahof Ono nen Oahe he would have been Month eta Ine as Mn embodiment al his own. Meg Merton. Hale. ChMeg's singing was as fine as her acing ; sad Its finest feature wen, that its ainsiml eweellasas was lost 1* its truth it fern au gempollo baguage. In the giceri's borrowing months haw terrible crime and more terrible , polithemot every Idea of a vocal performance was utterly hipettes. Ussmshissalgy, uedliag is a great singer, bat eh* is a sill pester tragedian. fa ell reshisets the opera wee magnificently performed. Orih's Lessors wee ehesmlna z llew voice was es lovely, her squat se mils, her en as she ; and Mario souther to be by far best Maurice on the stage. Onalani resumed hi park ht which he has nodval, of the Gaunt di Una. and hie imam air, "Il Wu del too Berrie was sum& usual. with peals of applause. When this unequal as it is, is the best of its author's is so performed, we do not wonder st its popularity. THE DECIMAL ABSOCIArioN.—DEPUTATIOM TO THE BOAED OP TRADE. Yesterday, a deputation from the International Decimal Amociation had an interview with the Right Hon. T. Mawr Ofinem at the Mike if the Board of Trade, in artier to induce pia to have the question of a common ousts= of weights sad messures and coins discussed at the forthcoming statistical magma Br. J. B. Barra, ILP., in introducing the deputation, said they welted on Mr. Gibson respecting the equalisation of therm of weights and measures. The association to have sa opportaaity of damming the question at the &poaching cowries, as bad been previously done at thcei held in Awash and Pais. The commercial relations of this matey with Preach were assuming so intimate a the/miter that the necessity for an uniform system of sad measures was dm* apparent. P.R.8., said the system they advocated bad the of maw distinguished men in England, the Unite s , and other countries. They took the oppor tunity of the • congress to adopt the same mum se that followed at Bradford when M. Michel Chevalier sad other distinguished statists were present. They should L n if the queetion could be made the subject of sdi airy aad discussion, and should wish to have a the association appointed to attend the wa irramis Lao said he attended the previous congresses held at Paris and Brussels, when the question wasdiscumed. They wanted to know how far the common* of various couelries bad extended, and what comparative progress bad be made by each, but far the purpose of demonstrating this comparison it was ascrearay to have a uniformity in the system adopted. It was for the different governments to take the nemesery steps, and the association wished to have the adiPeot direnesed In a formal manner. Mr. J. B. WTI, M.P., said the Russian government took great interest in the matter, having had Mr. Cooper to rep swat them at the Bradford congress, and he understood from him that the Busian government was favourable to the seiociple, and would be ready to adopt any international museum for currying it out. Mr. Maxie Ciansos, in reply, said he did not see that he was at liberty . .to indicate the subjects which were to be selected or the course of proceeding which would be adopted at the coignes. Be supposed that the committee in making the preliminary arrangements would consider the question. but he could not tie the committee down, as they were ap rusted in order that they might afford the benefit of thew edema Be should be happy, however, to confer with the committee, and had no doubt they would consider the matter. The deputation then withdrew. "INDIGNATION warms" OP VOLUNTEER OFFICERS AT LIVERPOOL. Yesterday (Thursday) afternoon a meeting of the volunteer officers of Liverpool and the hundred of Wirral (Cheadle) was hell at the Cotton Sales-morn, for the pur pose of eceskieriog the remelt resolutions relative to the I premotation of volunteer officers at court. From 80 to 80 diem% were present ; and, on the motion of Mr. George Ards, Lisut..Calwed &mum, of the 4th Division Lama shire Artillery, was called to the chair. lArat.-Oolooel Wu. Brows (deputy-lieutenant of the scianty, and late IL P. for the Southern Division of Lanca shire) this moved the following resolution :—" That inas much as by the 28th section of the General Volunteer Act, under which the officers of volunteer corps receive their commissions, it is enacted that all Akins in corps of volunteers having 001111111/Mio4lll from his Majesty, or lieutenants of counties, shall reek with the officers of his Majesty and militia officers, as the youngest of their respective ranks, we officers of volunteer corps in public meeting assembled, having been informed that attempts to interfere with the full meaning of the law have been re cently made, and feeling that such proceedinp are calcu lated seriously to dimunah the mflueuce which our commissions are intended to confer, earnestly pro test against any infringement of our just privileges." The resolution was seconded and carried nee. eon. Captain BOUBIMILD (Ist Lancashire) then moved that • copy of the previous reeolution be forwarded to the lord lieutenant of the county, with • request that he would' exert his influence to maintain the rights of the volunteer body as defined by Act of Parliament. Captain V. A. Kum (2nd Cheshire) seconded the resole• tion, which was also carried. B3lllBlFlZZlizerrox. — The election of a mem ber to fill the vacancy in the representation of Berkshire, occasioned by the decease of Captain Leicester V. Vernon, took place at the Shire-hall, Abingdon, on Wedneeday, Mr, Robert Palmer (who represented Berkshire in meat for thirty-four years) proposed Mr. Richard Benyon as a fit and proper person to represent the county in twin. went. Mr. Floyd, of Friltham, seconded the nomination and, no ether candidate bowleg been proposed , the High Sheriff declared Mr. Bryon to have been duly elected. ZooLoolcm. Bomar or LONDON.—At the monthly =eating held yesterday, at the society's house en , Admiral Bowles, C . 8., in the chair , the Hon. Egerton, R.N., and Mews. J. J. Goes^ A. R. Durinin, R. B. Follett, and J. B. Bate man windings! Fellows ; and Mews. E. Blyth, Curator of the Maasenn dthe Royal Asiatic &Mat of Bengal. end Harr Oaths, of Helisoland, as . 4 member' of the misty. The Right Hon. the Speaker of the House of Oommose, Viscount Ashley, M.P., Viscount Falmouth, Miss Geraldine Clesdianing, and Messrs. G. J. Rust, H. Stevens, F. J. Rooper, C. Gibbs., and A. Coulon were se candidates for the Fellowship ; and Mr. John = d ck, her Britannic Majesty's Consul for the Sudan, and Mr. George N. La of New York, as correspond. lag members of the society. The report from the council stated, among other things, that on Faster Monday 17,727 poisons visited th e garden., being the greatest number of visitor+ on any Easter Monday since their opening in 1828. 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