The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-22 00:00:00

MINION Ttsi No. 4.428.) LONDON, MONDAY EVER 4 OCTOBER 22, 1860. [TWOPEME. • • ___. 2VICRLAND RorTK-007111[ZNIOATIolf b., ey, 04 ‘. 1 VDIA. Al - NTLA.I4A ae.. els Berri iiiinvo 1 in sad 01IIIINTAL 8T 111 NAVIGATION anm " cr.'s, ps..isANGhtlia sod reastle Mono awl Parcels ... „..,•ha 1:...1., [eV. Ade% Colas. swim u1t,...u,.., a . „ .. ... i . „.• . yak hy flair stases% larsti n ts tat uthamptne, -a, E. sad SOME .1 every saatb : tw . Maui. app4, .tarn ..z.l Ilea•hey, by tboas of Ihs 120 081 Mb of each womb sal 1 , 1 IllsartGas. Zoslaks. the Illaggps Hand. lika.w. aM "try. by Oa simuis latiesi s• the leth et every ossAlk._—par_ IsoymbuettoOsst liellh arr °B s. 7 st W , ...pm • netcs. l it usaasir&aresClLC. Leaks .as Meassl-phsee. asettbmpesia KINGII3 COLLIOI, London. EVENING cusala—kA c 1 Is MN= ea ta• eddw TVIRDAY sad FZIDAY EVININOS, Mt k IL W. MP, ItD., se horse could look bitter this be does, and with 6 a 4 md =ir in the toddle be will gallantly t the at eves weights with lath • bee fairly eclipea his in piabliedsnagg eo easeleigly intreend of ate—lthe all the Vol -th at she best - ide and the Venue Illy at least cleverly lint isisetlng,•end theme do gre to fellow the tr oi l i ez i r s. anit Wide 'Set • better thi Wenerviegerwha Iff their owe paella to lir Vilna mil Warthraniesik and the resenineerd pedk.neennieff abs Wolin* inentieeed, I dere net Willie* and after *Meg the hest of J. Osborn's to th an th e winner may be olusprised Is the lot, my pre I hese* hang for Sir. William and Sutton, supposing the hake to the intended of Mr. Osborse's Biros; tees. 1 Died is in a Handicap, on Wednesday, whh the MEMO weight of ER 71,b, sad yet It must net be Itet • seeliisty, for there may be something more than rithebeaten by Weatherbound in private to prevail litir in tie Cambridgeshire ; were she an aerates; until d this dd beats, Amsterdam, IS pe, or Ocreaceter. 4 " llfai oath, sight pull through. A Sweepetass floss twersuivelds as the D.M. lmeua ought to jast abase tie for, although he is not quite right ; and Lord ifiniefirid say prove successful in another Sweepstakes, over the Y. on Thursday', with Walloon or Hawk's Eye, athoujeti previous erasing will probably bring ferthr• • formidable opponent to him. In the Free Handicap of 100 sous, each, for three-yeareilda, A.F., Ben Waterier, 7st 71b, and Sir Wi ll iam, 7st 511 a, are not the word in, and • the Cambridgeshire might make their chances appear the best. The Glasgow Stakes, for two ' year el* threegrietes of a mile, will provoke aa interesting encounter, for tls ran to at pnent a very open may at Isere and-hag d those engaged harries amen, &meths performemose of Maria& have so moderate, that one of the "dusk" lot might succeed in giving him thither 6 =47, holm her two dangerous animas to meat for the 110:1thireAlarpepitakee T. Y.O. in Mirth thus, this being the only item esaplate tr a j a id Saturday we have bat the 100 Dove. ?M.(7.; which is a match between Beeper and Sister to —I am, Ac., xerEoir. I*f HaIISICIAT 1117151/1111111Mrdf 100 iereltise*la 4 ; ,, iff/N.4p. 'The wiwpaz of tbs Darby or teroaster Bt. to cam 9st ; al gra gat lib ; the .sorond for i'Dlibhyor - na. Lagar if • below Eat 31b to be . maid le that waiglat. A./. r ancirrancm. " at lb at lb hultarly MeNhern 15.6 illa Webster 7 7 Sher 7 0 7 0 V 7 6 n 7 5 • • !Ns IIaNDLCAP of BO goys. each, h ft. T.Y.C. Five Is amps or no non Age s lb Age MIS 4 11 White Rae 1 LS 4 . Melt 1 11 W, e u u lO atine 0 10 Conrailon 3 11 1490905. 5 7 Tlartall AL mituipe linnairsbolt 3 7 . Altos Jabs 3 10i Urns 4 9 lettley 0. Illasaar a 0 4 , .... ~.. 4 g a A L r: .. a 3 taitt ; .. . fs( 4 1 Von Sawa 3 7' r Bartley IBPalbss Whim. ... 3 Catawba . 3 7 Pencell . a 3 Jessie Brown II 7 ta , . 3 S 6 lly a 1 Bankrupt Stockade 3 - 7 Roe/ Middleton .... 3 4 Legatee Lady Peel .. ... 4 7 Errs: t • *Maid el = llibt ..*... 4 7 Seclusion S .7 , Contailina 9 7 .. tV I - 4t 4 6 asl2 ."•••. a 1 +..114-111- _ • dWrailiT ..Wit of 100 soya grad'. team 2 yr-olds ; colt.„ Bet Ilb ; Elllea, Sat 41b. T:l'. C. Booboos Craws, Clablimirdmelkalsoper, Sialbsek tdolteerls. us truly exposes the motives which led to t 6 fdrmation of the corps, and the sentiments whithalrappus. Rely upon it we will endeavour to act up to - unworthy meth shall aver be sounded frees this bugle. our parades of pave its tours will awaken the echo of inspect and penal virtue. We shtlll think of the gime, and remember that of. all nun the vtlfgleteen are preinslbently bound to maibtsin and Illustrate the character of the Christian and the gentlemen. lo time of war, should that sad calamity arise, its toms will remind iv of the responsibilities to which we have pledged countless.. Out.anne ,tuil be nerved with tenfold vigour, our hearts warmed with tenfold tiering, by the thoughl of the loved earLeiterished, and, as you have. forcibly said, madam, the • defenceless interests committed to us for p rotection.'" Captain Wilkinson then eenuneutisl with much feeling upon the presence of the children of the National sit ipd British itchoobs, who had been invited to attend, and that what ever might be the opinion as to the discretion . extending the volunteer movement amongst the very poor classes, there could be no question as to the propriety and advan tage of asking their children to be mead thumb a spec . teele—of aiding them to recognise m the volunteers their own defenders—of reminding them that the volanteers are hatided together, not to defend exclusively the palace of ' the noble and the mansion of the rich, but equally and em ' phatically the cottage of the poor. Captain Wilkinson (addressing Miss Colitis) costioubd : " I have said, Madam, tint the presence these children today strongly mg d whims of your awn personal sympathise. Famine' ine I if I well for a tnoment on a part of my subject which ap proach with much deleacy but which, if 1 was to omit, I should be justly reproached by my comrades for neglect of duty. You have been so long and so pronifoently at the head of all that is good and noble • you have so illus trated your mane by deeds of pious clianty and munificent Ithendity„ that you have become, an ,were, public pro =Your Mme is • known through the length and of this mat empire, and where it is known it is loved and lienpured. Next to the Queen op her throne throw iitab tadt Mahe Ls& from whom we &Mild have con- KINGE COLLEGE, London. EVENING CLAMS —A Clow toe lostruction to DUTCH vritllpe hew co MONDAY awl TIVIIDAY NYININAMI. as *ticket I W. IW. m, Mercm ; 100 soya. bft • on xi/ e mil e, t be chosen 1 y the etereare. Colonel Iburealre n zonY, ; Mr. Conolly's poni -- ; both under IA 2 Mabee. . tracx.The ent t ries for the unclosed stakes and plates to" made on the respective evenings Ware musing. be all the free hewheeps excel* the Memory Lunen of • handicap after thewew4te are, declared are to eery tab extra, penalties accumulative. Acceptance. for Monday's free handicaps to be d;elared at the keeper of the match-book', os, Newmarket, by G o'clock the evening before run ma g ; for all the other tree handicaps ( except the Nurser)) b y 12 o'Clock at ROM on Monday. QTT. JAMEBI4 THILATIti s Lest Bt. . lime;.—dd. lereaweanklisesget, Mr. ALIA= 1,1041. N. The public is romeethiep Udeniesil UM die ?Maw ww be OPESID la tletober. nadir the ethaeseememoet W. AMID MIOAN. Thu entartallimest eW eowiet or • mew Ind Comedy, la two ode. by Tom Taylor. Msg.. la widebMt. Z i t Alfred Wticas wi'.l appear the Ant tine kg Praire pears. • Comte Vary Iry Tale. by J. L ritnehe, L.A. celled The KW! el I the Peaeo.lo Scenery, dreams, and decorather e•lirely new. ulterstieue hare been mein with • view to the wee- Ant el the audience to all page of the theatre. which has been th thereeshc=sad vesUlatod. —J. 11131LOCM, Acting Ma ew aid mgmit:4 itoßillf WIGRAII and SONS' Id Pite..keall task laufauLliff It off PACKEI sHIP to At 4TRA IJA —Fre 110.10M010 hat 00Ip Mod to loan Shr I aas T 1 halsAY 11.110 off 1I mbar, oath* et Ply ▪ oth , the dinar J. q. AlTWarr i callanneglE i riali a i hirDocka "l. Thin 1•111 Isms cao of Moms. W 1 art led solo hamod Ilse oi pochoto, which omphostko Ikankaifte, Suffolk. sasit 1 orkolaut, Keat. Suisist. sad WWI 60.11~/1111. awl sell bll.ll aim boat mad illasa equisoly bribe possoaspr trade to AWIOIIIIII. Ike 11108•Moidling kor all arm of pow wenn are suompared. art sit .0 cony as 0111141•11014 Earvos.—lrne freight sr awmuw Nagy to fllloodt. Mos Ali sad hatossa el . ortik lames. Um, Vim= spaad Soot, 1* toadma port. tiall• this Mr of sh; ass oaaressa from laddialka i• by ffsol-cloas for li tereaduisso tam. sad spiouff-oloss fir ham HUNTUC ' 9 Alt'i'94#TMtNTg. 111:CIELEY13 SERENADERS . —St. Junes's- A-P boa liFadllib.--EVICIT MOUT at $. Saturday attar wen at i Aftsexase_,Si. Ili. awl la. liwolles open daily loos 10 till It Pleraelly. itratidouiriit. Devon add Soarareek:Taostitty', Cicadaham ; Friday, Frog 'nil Lc*" Hadddr—st laraoada 10. Mr. lioatlicutda, Tuesday, thaStiar, llorlay lone ; Satur day, Pod Von, Waltod Raltiat 10. Br IL Berkeley's, Court S Tuauley, quegey Green ; Wedueeday, Kennel ; Saturdem gm& • rag lea, Falßeld, at a quarter to li. bat Duns* this dsy, the Down House ; Friday, Semple toe Canes, at half-put 10. Gogeeddau Pr f os Lowden's), this day, Llyfoaat Bridg• ; Wednesday, Oreowood ; Friday, Walkar's Gene —at 10. Tale of Wight cgra Drool:eel, this day, Afire Gone ; Friday, Bisawaaer - Midge—at balfirmat 10. N.P.H., 7'Neekr, Beleads Beath . ; ThuredaY, Picket Post; eSurdiky, Beaulieu Villege—at balf•paat 10i Iced Polthoorie, this day, sillerthu Ludo ; Wedneaday, Piglile—at 11. Theredgy, Butteu Thum—at 12 ; Saturday, CIWABL44 I . . . "I T IThAII 00)111IINIOATION to TOLE-710 111111 TOLE. amil MAX OKI! 0011172.111 r bind ilogotehlos lbsio Ono Ilmoallomaill o oar sa Qrsomoosv to a llaaa •.- Y POR Tam NATIONAL ANSNBINLY ROZU HIGH HOLBORN —ll* Mori pogielleasil tad BALL 110011. qhb Its various defame itattegusent I= 4 :k Is sew OTIN for Mho BUMS. Thip mum debeeete leeoralteas and haprovemewa bane rendered Ws the INAN taahlooable and =Trreadeerons ot the asetrodolik Ire W. W. Packer's caw Band perform sightly sidolikee bun tanswite operas. Led the latest awl awei teahloaable wawa. to—Deere apses{ o'clock. Adatiodea. Aat area roismading oars i=js, sr, NA 11 pima. ie &Ws. 8 1.1. 6% . ata1 he Oil poiticos CI in far t l owl Wail= Itt hooked WIMAII 'm01614121. MI Nei Wen. ft. Kiwi . or to ♦ RGYLL ROOMS, Windmill-Wreak Tioes- Ls. 411117. 11.1,0121 ED for the Wlntrreseses. toe NUN CONCUSS. with the esiehreiett_leed. mit Cesimeted by Mao& Whotte. Dwain al Ataktisa. ,~ ... Venus nu/ I:4ta•sa • • L., from LIVIMPOOL to AMERICA viA d 1911111:. by ea Mastroal Oman fkaanallly Coampiars MU klameara, tram LIYMPOOL to QUISIC. ANGILP4LION Tkanday, Oct. 23. SMITH AIIIIIICAN Tbassday. Nor 1. 111BILNIAN and NORIMIIIIII sow boildlar. Rater of i , taasoe r.—Yllat clam, ail ka. rod AU 17..: tater rar!mse. lil. al: LIAM. 47 7. ' i psise lo Now York, &woo, 11l :adolphia, Toronto, aad 411 parte of Canada and th e Weascra *ate., at vataa—mar halms m rrtioal w ar t s apply t. SAUL aad WILL 111 Walemlreet, riELONDON PAVILION, Tichborme-street, larmartet —tt rot wart So spend a *mat wombs se So Os LONDON PAYMON, Ya loam v. la lerfies. sag Ye bed CONCCRT Adyonsias (by retralime SOWN 11L-- /kortiNg Alkyl, Ili adikdr. General Here 1 fi" Diras47 Ball T Ardour e t". • 6 7 ----- 7-' I4IIL " Bliton, this day, Fatalism • Wodnesday, Itargeourse ; Saturday, Dyke—at a quitter to B. V.H., Tussday, Sagging* Common ; Saturday, Stag bridge Besoksend (Thanst), this day, *hlonkton ; Thursday, Chided Street ; Saturday, Hartadoeta— wt half•past 10. Earl Browalowe's, Turdiy, Hatter's Bad DIM ; Batter , day, Cheddington—at half•nest 10. Cockermouill (Beagles), Thursday, Ewanrigg Hall ; War day„ Wellington Farm; Wednesday week, Bothell; Friday week, Slate Fall—at 10. Taunton Vale and Leneort, /tondo ,7 Taunton Hannah ; Wednesday, Langer% %onsets; Pesky, Stone Gallows Hill—at li. PIXDAY. HAIIIMAP PLATS 01 100 eon., fcr . p-yr-olds and upwards; , IWsees, 3 i.e. D.L N.D. Parsons who have oMectod .to sotttribWmp to this plats asostdiast to roar *of tho Jockey Llab will not be allowed to rotor or start soy horse for it. pxcumerrs BUOVTKRIE COURANTIL ALA M0D21.111 SPICLATII aas nunuirra--inaani. SION and BILOGDICig , loving IWO honoured with aPb den Nodal at the Paris Cralmn Kihibttion, aecompanied by Oho above dattering tedimmilak roAppellaßy Welk tU Was to an =IOU of their GOLD CEAUII exteosive assortment of MY, WI WNW es Ihe peeminee. WAT ItZeTON and JEPOOMMGoldwaltha. leaaafactorydto. Reale W C. Setabliehed A. 179 n Amore tads for each. Nil This solohllehmont dams at •in the ev ng, and on datardiere ne I Widest CTEAY to ST. PETERSBURG, v Grimsby. 011,13111ffi Lloyd's ewe powerful le wow orroor coNnoz. Oeptone 113111114 will clear reword' hr re New port 30410R80W (Terlor. and leave on Warners reenrog ken of lineellor seetwerederm kw prow Fn. —Yoe egplp PIULLITYIk, CiltAVNIk ird flllllflP. 11. ibm4b... 04. LC. reto BRIM EN.—TM North Gamma d% fire peretal maw deism HOWL Capita HUT- NS, will 11.111 at 4 pa. ea WIDNIPDAL tram Nasety arra, ttr ears Iseetind accestssistios k, pr. saasses. Yana • • £2 . tart ears, al . deck. Ilk Iran ma a Ire aad a Itatt.—Yer fMOt. parart. de.. ant, le PHILLIPPL °Link art PIIILLLPIIt. 11, itarttair. City, C. QUAY to TIOITIRDiaI and the MINI atj TRICK a MILIIX.-71te liethertenes eleutolotet C law mai Weenie itetatoidp ILATILVIM Captain te =RC Nerve itin On Britla eel Fenian Wan Filed. why, WWI ninita .41 e e ery d the IfYLVOORDi WU; fres ei the Teem Tema: : ".7 111;r posenn les. ti l l m argin's Il m = w.: et Ile own. ma to the Ilipihielerls Sliewl•st Ompow, 11. irsiirsAACl.C. j _ON DON sad NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. ULIKWASIMY RAM TVISDAY, WICDNIZDAY, and TIVISDAY..I3III . 4th. Neelsber _ ainlllllos!iii CLASS DAY TRAITS Imola the Aston Ratko to 6111111W/IIII:RY by U Trains to thin ,osapt lb. 14i pal. Dna tons London . which to ingrain Nay .co MoNDAY. 120 itoonear, rill arollabio to rotas by ell trains trona aoll }lam up Wand including 111.1 DA Itlth !Corona". lby W. C.AWKWWLI General Manager. lAuton gtetl..o October. leee. A LIIKRT sad MEDICAL LIFE ASSURA NGE COlll.lO Y. 7, Wabolte landun, & W. a~i7u It. lulnamo d Or 111•41.1, Invalid, and Grimm] Lite Aunr. lII= Sabi/ lambs Ma analipmaimi wtth the Althea We Ilmasisse limposy. tie =NW bsehunis El bradorth E. Wylie 4s.s.ipithe.able• takooo (VW 447,190 art tram UM Minium lore goro The sow Imisen Is sow progneing at the mkt at we Mrs ifteit pet sari 11fieaseudsia/f De liorgan't Upon upou the lan of of Itanthnes It6s sad the statesathn savants, It appeared at ON One that the sasylas favour of the Aiwa bads.. alms. art micrlapt every Ilatillity was IttanS Ild amount paid to the pane In calor and bemuse tea ik • to 1.1..ra thaa 'debt Matted thousand pounds. 11104111 "WILLIAM Atli CH, Actuary. DOVOLAB &ISOM decatery. YILMILMOLD BAKES'S MO? sad Pll4lB/4, 13, BLIWICIC , f Et 1, 0100 ,W\ DO*. R. RUSIIi:UX will 8 by AUCTION, M Auctlos, mark Moans SU bark of amfarri, WBD ilebA • Mfr. T. M 1.1. by .ortirr of Trefit••• mite • wl/ and ..oboot Min% SS Arm Tble property is tourbeld Wrfibbeht, bin b••• • Woes sb* syydreetly Mr • imam b tormlel l Mr. Deginkm ea bere *yew mosiphod) M Res par mom ; fo la • Arrifig papolsisil asftlessibrid rid • enst der hi•WlMPilit—lbellembes M Me Anelka Masi . on as Preadmi and at L arm Lir% Itry.,solleika; mod Mr. Um- SAM. ...far Ikea fed mar**: bee al IL Mom ASH ADVANOIII/1 KADI, _whim* delay, by die 11..):11)01 1111111111=11? 00111UWIT (Timm*. MA. reel. es Alma a4 k Mai d sde, fa other oP opturit 7. rig le lir ow risaftiOL pepeetore $ per Cali. is el amserle seem N. Ompled, ammo, dime et tiered/II erli. Peeseeeearre ese en= elea tere• IN implerdesa. AIIIIIIIIIJAKIN WIT. 78~4 Praetor. F REI4OII VINEYARD ASSOCIATION, NT =nu. ir cahri = 1 ! * 111. pit dos. Pat las asaars Was MUM 17a. if& sad as. ha ass Mom Am= las. sal Ma . MIMI POW. awl gal* SW tast a masa virair et Bs lama aim atilma MIA sal array be& UM (Alfred Webb O Mr), riglasiar of C's M a. werld4sand 11007CITSOVIMM. MVA Pak Rik maws kailiselft imps.—Mr 11W oft Wins fr 711. BMOC 111•1101111141QUAltle. ItrUAL+7 PURI. ILVICKMOCIW. as. Melia with OKBIOLAL LICILLICNOL EAYOB iau l SON can antlideutly eased dot kay perm ',lnatome aid Wake to wsilk Or Nei et aay akar it k Ike ?kik. asl ams M=IOW la fair a MUM OUTIO Aznaia al *TAW Ilt/CS. Tao mat Wild Oaks an Walk asaarlal awl aswilmadde aim las OS. TUX of ILIBBOBJI TAILOSUNI 111111 A ZT 1T Is along kik araus hag MM mod rialaw yraftsk I N MIVADY-NIADS CUMMING D al an far skins I rlia 411 hen-n.. smaramma of seek fir al down sad mil uccipsimra. Woo psi WWl' of Milk' kr Javarala Tll 110.11111' ono DIATSZT. EAT amid CAT, mil BOOT oral of 01 Ocra .:T ILNTS. radar a aseetailpaaamod aka at the beat oral mid. wt Maafdaaaana N B. tescr.'.l soy article mg be approved of, It will be se choose& os ~o ressossof follonSlK_ ne ..ppliteeme.z s irCieem & MOMS and NON'S Book toe et.e :t of oo Tem themek of ea impoetese Breork of Plebes TWOS Mt Sattmeemourvesese, ant use a 1 rem Alm owl me elaborate pies et Yak ail rrelabalS. t onset Of MINOR= aull =SATZ, sled NSW MI VOILDeT11111& Carsor at 111A1T-111LIZT, she Inutto.ll sul Iliel4i Yerketin. TOURIBTB sad 11X017111110NISTS envork prowlemi tin al E. NOM sell NIIIICKANT ?Aunts, HATTILII6.=6, 11 serser 1L13401111101 sod MINIM Cams of NOV oXiVillD-tritZer awl 41 m 'ilord and Y ABII.I MOT . = 29, all—Te t 1.7 pr m aan. EL Our tli. , eiarad Ma Dr tram par I. yew as Nord. the MM.= 111. Ma if% as Q.._. TW 00• Ti. 4k.: 01 IA? P. Ih ed. aw: .s.u. 0..1 ALL ALBUMIN. ,ill• NI, Ma. sad SOL. th• ati..,.. ens Lim lust ooNyhreed • Nide of the districts, Livia/ pmelasidi kago red sae, avirssfair smail pt= cl.ths K. adr . =••=0:0••••11 et Yak Wog Imes se ai No prim g as STD= HAM FOUR IN OKI TOP GOAT, MIL Thi ha Is Esc _ .... -- —.— Your dopes Taman Pour liii.rwe la ewe asst. Your clumps Is sae cost I rill PlUtli for Me dorm Soar piiiisrus, awl kw elmese. I uvatted sad sob seir by ami un sivnizie,suadipu bet SYDZKILIM TROUSERS, 17s. 6d., SAMUIL SlOllll/11111, Ili, laiparliaL 'IOZZAUS COPAHIJI or BACCHARATED Caroutzo—ollaba asd 'slabs wo o drablia* *a la* isssed*. buc *sr dregs an at s rap*** Yr* sod mak sod serados ant,* p iss mom sod peens dieserlisco. M. Jag. an kw .s am** Is issiorbas akar ask** thanossals .4,44 p.n. • tty Suassaamk. Susesina,__lS lis,_ l .2l lo A .M en r u me Taft Pefeeillft. =LI du Pane A. Nielbass4 veer mars *as hut. is Fan. and Os dam* Lassdis Iropiftaa. vfa. al 11c.a (3,, f ssi Ibrdiaismes inisr Yr mod r uo ) .. rtaihao. soil Leine OWL " lossok" NOW. Cog D.• The @spoils% obi& as barns si kW , * Iftk sugwr plume ?none saws Y alpswials dino.olkir nom at tromais. bee t• • prior br a r ee lla . adoll Al 1 na kallibik —2 I • MS titimus. Neb. ad fr Wt * lops** =mom AN ZXTRA SIX QUARTS of RICH MILK Dant' tiquid to London Cream, tbroash Wag Two =rtikTWaurs CONDT. lf.b. • Pamphlet Ilign Padsood prior : Bantle, containing 448 Feeds. with Mums. 40e. ; Caw ecistaialag 448 Feeds, in packs* 414. rireittir "a to ti r ° a a ndti lh. • Pre . pl i te t i d or Kb :. a g‘ = gleam Mille and Calstionlaa-reed, am Leedom Aglaia required in every town where none am already aggetanad. NUNN'S VEGETABL E (0012 A) OIL, 4i. ed. per pike, rased 17 Oak psealisr poem is segerier hi rt i r Wm, belli Ti hr o ollhof sod bril. mg IBM 11, =7lst=ibesB•l4l.l by W.C., r.a paresilt tom dilly. HALB RESTORED, Improved, and Beautified try tbe aIItO'WLAND, MACABBAR OIL—It meads heir tram or grey, etrgegtheir weak bar, dawn It teem ff, sad nekton beteg/ally segt gtrirag tgas e rr i tipwMtaa In MIS belidarg pia& . aseire; eal ta the growth cd Whitlows, the Emrd, ead Moustaeglea, It le sedhillag L tie ethaidetiee operation. pew' Whim It besseekillis eeeeeMiet as tem/ay the Weis ad s beeadtal head d bear, whip Ile itegoa tato the narsory of royally, tag the auggewe leollemaleleiarbeetty received of Ile afford the lest awl igent pads of Um manta Priem Ss. ed., Te., 10e. Ofrilelimer melt sad els. yr bottle. Ctatioa—Alt for " Jimenez 011." gold at 10, Rages p lei. sal by chenille egg yettemere WEDDING and BIRTHDAY PRZSENTS. 10D1/01111. IL Saadilly. Unties M* 11o• to bts elegant 'FOCI at DI=MIS CABO, rwrzwito DI LNG MAW, DISPATCH /SIM Stitt's Owes, Hark DOW" LAD= IZTICULI sad Call/AGE /U. 63 ad •Tery decal MEDIAEVAL MOUNT= =vision CAMP, BUYI I NU. mad INIESTAELS ea solid. Bemat Umbels Netting. and Glove Me DEW PATINT 8/117-CLOBING WOK-SLIM aii• • variety ed ELIDANCISS sal NOVELTIDI meltable der PIDIENTATION, Ise sitiume l. enapeontta Et be lad ea MOM DODSDIUMI M. Mantitils two dooms tram arinin•ainat SPORTING. UUTETOOGNMIMMTMG. TO Tllll EDITOR OF TEIR Sim i —What with the half-dozen Free Handicaps advertised in the last Calendar, and eight private matches, them will be nothing to complain of is the quantity of sport during Use Houghton week, and the probabdity of at least a doses conteets per diem is far from a remote one, as the acceptances for the Nursery Handicap are sure to be suts - numerous to produce two mom instead of one, while none of the forty-seven minor events yet to close ar• likely to prove failures, to judge by the number of q already et Newmarket for them. Then u irt bU t i t eleven items already complete, neither of which will be compromised, from present appearances, although there are two very heavy sweepstakes, so that the most enthusiastic twits will be pretty tired be fore the week is out, and It Is to he hoped the weather will not put a damper on the proceedtags, the one wet day w hut Wit testing being quite aidlicient to prove the full enlist el themieriesef Newmarket racing when the elements am ant propitious. Tuesday is a bed day for the All-aged weightforageStakes,ou the last three-quartersof the Rowley Mile, as the Cambridgeshire is so table to interfere with he sacues, and on this occasion four of the alum left in are ALIO in the great event- -M. Philippe, 6 yr., 9st 51b, Man Friday, age 4 Stet Mb, The Bever, 4 yrs, 9st Sib, and Thunderbolt, 3 yrs, vet 41b. Another obstacle is kitty to eland in the way of the liner's running, sad Thunderbolt's appear a nce being myth* bet a oermiuty, Brown Duchess. yrs, :st :llb, looks all over the ensue, it being doubt ful whether " the bolt's" starting would rest= dim her prospect'. In the 2100 son. In Ab.M., Lord suntan is pretty certain to have • cut at Brumley (the recently-imated Phony colt) if Ire doss not l.nug out bipedal:due ; but I moot see his prospect of suceee.as Canto • Denuder form was very bed, and Pagoda is no" dyer.* In the two matches, one over the Wet, and the other em the last half of Ab. M., Plum, 2 yrs, Tst 4b., hes the best of the weights with Bees Mid dleton, 3 yes, cast 1216 ; and Deedemoods, 6 yrs, is only worth an ounce of lead it she cannot give Ladylike 71b sad • beating. The Cambridgeshire has mourned quite a different com• plezion since my last letter, for Dukiballa, Gridiron, Stum ped°, Seclusion, Optimist, Container. sad Sutton, have been knocked about severely, and the four lest mentioned • nou.starters, it is feared, their place' being now occu pied by Weatberbound, Golden Pippin, Maggiore, and Pre lude, who with Thunderbolt, Sir William, Serino, Roma, acid Ripon, comprise all that are really backed in earnest. J. Osborne, with hi s h i e of a l ig ht, ' not one firm ia the market, altliong‘ of the Mist and Feedorowee, in addition to flatten, have been nibbled at for a week ; but whether one of three, 'sorer, lady Traipses. Mooroock, Moorhen, or Miss Digby will eventually carry the money a quite a mystery—which, however, might be aolval to-morrow, alter a " that, and it mar then be daccvered that Sutton is the Simon Pere, after all the pepper he hen received. Areaterdain, Promised Land, The Rev.,, bldg.. de Chantilly Quinn Wisner, tViutoa, hunch, Benbow, Rising gun, Tkket-of•Lean„ Introits, Dartmouth, Braesey, Carries, Australia Maid. heirs, Little Dick, and Furious, represent the "outside division that threaten to start ; but I sea me nothing dan gerous in anything beyond Little Dick sad Pravda, the latter being a moat dangerous oppareas to the favourite, if aim can but get the Mauna Weather- bound has had an estramlimuy "trial," and the party make no secret of her having molly galloped away it ma the Cuarewite.h wiener, Dulcabella, which a such a great feat to perform that it appears on the cards f o r a Cambridgeshire favourite to prove victorious, which has not hue the ems shies the den of loadigreve and Baby. Wintheebrari senile nee money, perhaps, than Duki belle did Is the Oeuerwwitch, and always having run well whin "wanted,' and myth* like it, there is a peat chum el the ring bong eon heavily hit by her cheer party. Inds& bee aka done weeders, having easily settled the - prelamine el hips Ilyearey at even weights, which aunt air d Nage^ 1 In maw believe in it, ea the ynahes wee net Male • deer at • geed 3- old env her ewe illetrage at and t i di e r:m=le wired at York whin meths Daman at a Mae eisly fix the mane kr mkt dun behind a lilt. ere.mime and Weribiebeemfe_ parties are gensee lly:modes preenesed hi an ae On the ar forward poems. in gm nerbes ME SO= Immarrea, the GRIM weigh .41=41 4 w la. boa et j, what mar any be tack ad lir. Opines. m ainly Bunten hie Me of If his rvaa bet true, for the &nen is jest net, _nod liesemedge Ile inonrite : only the weight she it mil Med he aim Thatiederbott : will rue geed let i to • anon gets% and were the distance ggi yar tim, imeteml ef over, • mile, he meld be a real " good :* yet his = .... dpobi irlw* Um they can ensure hie the fel up wash a enure bill, and his pipes may be out of Was wheel they are meet required to he a order. Remo has been backed for a little nosey kir • very talented partg, while Ripon, Sir William ea lib wane terms for the head defeat he la ttlnion Cop at ihiariener, Ira • few friends ; and be a Dirty entitled is their mays* tar r, aiwi TATTERSALLS.-B•TtraDAT. Few subscribers took advents., of the opening of the room this afternoon to assemble for the transaction of boat. um. The proseedisgs presented few features for oostunent The Cesarewitch winner and sometime &vomitory Dulcibells, wns driven eat el the market, 100 to 1 hems offered against her vrithoot isestiogit response. Wesithethmed held her position with much Armor, and anything over 6 to 1 would have been tahousiminst Prelude. Closing prices : OANTIMBIGIISHIRS STAKES. 4 to T Mist Weltberbound (t end oH) 6to I Prelude 14 to 1 X Mtere 100 to 6 Pimin t) 18 to 1 Thunderbolt (t) ( 20 to 1 Sir Wilburn (off) 25 to 1 Hoak (t) • 30 to 1 e,avriaise (t) .* 30 to 1 hiaid of the Mist (of) s 30 to 1 Sutton (t) 33 to 1 Berms (t) 40 to 1 Ripon (t) 40 to 1 I,lltls Lick (t) 40 to 1 Tiskst-olasave (off ) 40 to 1 Coutailine o lf ) 40 to 1 Freya)", (off Opist 100 to 1 Lady tim Tres ( pass ) (t) 100 to 1 Dols:diens (off) • DEBBY. 11 to 2 apt Diode* (t 6 to I) 20 to 1 ophontue (t) 30 to 1 B De M Sew (t) 33 to Palisdams (t) 33 to I Diatister (1) 50 to 1 Fasters[ ) THE Hotroirrox MENTING. • beck of sport is riot likely to be the prominent chore* thistle d the Houghton Meeting. Seventy in are for elethices. New free hudicace have beenj±ctoe dieribsted caw the list, and have certainly attnielions whisk on a awed mantinatioe 777 Pro gramme had seemed ecenowhit weak. The et Mews to be disposed of will mosmitate an early each day, in order to get through the been prec dusk. The hellion items of Ihe said will be tar the Chruhridpina, and the Namely ; but * them swto will be added many canes of interest if writhe " i ed stakes" ill as well se the long list of arrivals would had as to expect. The proposed and standing enpgemenits he to-day are fourteen ; of these six are matches, one the Cth terim Stakes, for 2-yr-olds, and • fees handicap. The Cambridgeshire Trial" will, however, perhaps excite the most interest The entries for it were made last night, and the result of the race will, if it do not indicate the actual winner of the Carnbridgeahire, be regarded as the shadow of the great coming event for the Tawdry; for it has not infrequently happened that the miner of the Handicap Pirle over the Oanderidgethire Conroe on the Monday has introduced • very formidable competitor for the most important betting race of the market. The Criterion Stakes is about as much entitled to its dean *tics as we Bothenh dream, whisk was so called because it had we When I ter atperiense hes proved that the Othello widow Weeds • trustworthy criterion of the merits el the animals empeced for it. Amoogst the forty nomisatious which are set down for it this year figures the name of Dundee, the diet favourite for the Derby of 1861. This colt, however, is suffering from the severe work which he has already undergone this seism, and ea he would be compelled to carry 9lb extra, it is probable that his stable companion, Folkestone (Glee extra), will represent Mr. Merry's interest. Walloon is also penalised Mb, but it is generally believed that both the weight and the severity of the moue will destroy his chance ; sad the public seam dienclined to trust any animal except Folkestone for the race. The match fee I,oooi. between Tom Bowline and Umpire, at even weigh* will excite • lively interest, and by lingliati end Amish* apothems it is deemed quite an intematicsal stair. Although the Teaks, eolt did not justify all the " talk" talking whisk hie Goodwood and Madness pedtamenees oemeicued antoag American sports. men last year, yet kis lemma % mail n m entria distance for both and ILL. he and be lea therefore alesempenth win hi t= his enceender to-dey. Still tie Warn rif have peat con fidence in Tom Bowline, deep* the moor which attri butes to him one of the quelithin whisk Diadem aa_ed to his mike sameithei, whom beet, In ailillies to its kindnese, was also said to be " left." Th Clandeldgeehire will, per. haps, command • Said equilly as nunaerom se that which went to the pan tar an thmirevreth. The adman of Weatherbouad end the retrogression of Dulcibelh have been the most imports* Incident. of speculation, and this change in the bethink* been attributed to • report which states that Weethethomd ter beaten Doleihella Ind several others la • lila At the gems* writiag, the eased lavosrite, Peeled% h fenMtheilfrom John theide se lat i z ose hilet America made tie third favourite in will not, . it ie said, be nerepneented, for ia l l it re impeene's lot"—for so the bees mewed to the name elf Come Lagrarege are teemed—hoe antred at Newmarket. A Sweep stakes, *width\ us, who was atheriendy amis. in the theeed Odder week ; an All th e for which Theederteelt, M. Phillippe (the 'yams, Aged at Cenlirides airs in 1887, and thou celled Odd Trick), Theneranby (the whew of the Derby), Walloon, 2 yrs, and Prowl 1 yea, we entered, and • Boss Handicap I sere. sash we, after the Cembridgeskire, the sect seeress of imosetswes in Tuesday's 111.1. The other deed shame are thiedgedly line Handicaps sad Two-Year-old month Me limy, _with tea 13S Weiss, will be the ha hug edemelles he Takla_ ..1..... y as . l ha thnorttl An e time of and et 'air the =%i l : Pilli tht l etiney as ChrCZ --e k ed It Wile diem- Sim geld Illakmday will the week's sport he broegiolle a den. Had the Buse mei Monads Meta takes pima, Mid whisk fell to the semi swag _ko the Mum ef she Duke el Beralowi. to a probability the Fieneghlten yesseediage wadi him bees prelennel into the east west On Cletenday, hemmer, the me season will vtrtually dom. Or TEE ISPORT.—Tarzen&T. Suescarresoir lianacas Pun of 50 toes. for 3-yr-olde and upwards. Ilabeirlibens an only enter Leh bones as an them own perely. Ihdrevaibera 1 soy., and nowenb scribers 3 mesa Orriorrac Immo Prays cd BO son. ; for 2-yr-elds, 64 ; three, 84 ; few, 8412 D ; file and upwards, 94 21b ; the winner to be sold for 100 soya ; if entered to be sold for 80, allowed MOM, 50, 121 h. 11.5 L llntranoe 3 soya Bwairtraces of 10 soya each ; for 3-yrolde, 7st 41b; four, 84 41b ; eve and upwards, 84 111 b ; mares and geld ing' allowed 31b ; the winner to be bold for 250 son. if demanded, &c. A.F. arriarorsass of 10 eon each; far 7,yr-olds, 74 ; and thre Bert 121 b ; fillies allowed 211) ; the winner to be sold for 80 mom if demanded, T.Y.C. Moues" fftrinelarate of 15 soma each, 10 ft ; for 3-yr olds and upwards. T.Y.C. Swarm= of 10 eon. each, for 2-yr-olds ; Dolts, 84 7lb ; =ea, gat 411) ; the winner to be sold for 40 Dors. if demanded, As IAA half of Ab. Y. I3aszacc2l3warayaass of 15 son. each, 10 ft ; for 3- yr-olds sad upwards. T.Y.C. ILsaracar Serearirrasza of 10 soya. each, for 2-yr-olds. T.Y.C. KILIIIMAL Or TIE 014100 w BTAii3 of 100 son. each, k ft ; for 2-yr-old w Pet 71b. Let thre e - qu a rters of LX. (10 subs.) i-o'the-wisp, Asteroid, Klarilooll, Anglin Johnny, wild Will, Knight of 6t. Patrick, c by Kingidon—khysalio, Nantihui, Starlight (boo to liniabow), o Uha s ziolser—Clotiklii aim of 50 mom each, b ft ; for 2 -7 r-olds; rot* V. Wks, es 10 t 4416. Ab. M. (8 sate Cowley, ,0 " 1 .1 watt, Ponelgs, Grovaii, fisarlopsys, Walloon, Arrogant. Orrionax kawitc; Pugs of 50 son., for 2dr-olds, Tat 111) ; three, At 41b; the winner to be sold for son.; if eater= to be sold for 1501, allowed Olb; if for 1 ,106; if for BM, 151 b. Entrance, 3 sots. T. Y.C. Tax Ain:un-= &ram of 30 WWI. each, ter horses of all situ (2-yr-olda excepted). A.E.C.—To close a= um= by six o'clock on the Wednesday Wove run ning, and UM weights to be declared by six o'clock = Thunday. Those that declare forfeit withinuarter of an hour after the weights are published to pay 10 son. liairoicer Swartynass of 'Almon. each, only 5 if the availing before running, to go to the owner of tseeoad lime; for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; three to re. In or no nee. T.Y.O. •ainiosenseze of 10 sows. each ; for 3-yr-olds, 7st 91b ; four, flat Xb ; live and upwards, Sat 81b ; the winner to be said for 40) son. If deroauded, &c. Pint ball at Ab.M. lus liminnoar at 10 move. each, h ft. Dal, lire to accept or no ran. Ala in lb 4 Age Iti 112 Dra I AN: liseaser lIME i 1.4 NW Eleanor 4 819 Iplosboz 6 811 Springwell I 810 Mins Om 4 8 7 g i = . 46 4 7 1 - — — 6 . • i ' 11 11 3 18 3 1$ 6 8 •• &Mee “—. '''''' 4 1 1. 13 1 8 1 Novak s Is 6 8 0 Mles r 4 12 41111 :1E • , 34 7 8 11 4 Rara rickB 7 l4l" aimium_ 4.., _1.1..- .. 3 711 ArliLocleinua p l. arlomiiiila . .. 37 0 Don Cossack 4 u II 7 b Gibraltar 3 111 Orasion4l 3 7 8 =ire • • 4 3 •11 ' Mennen a 7 7 : 4 11 I . A ciz adzsy 6, .I 7 Newsiness 4 71 owit. , 4 .. 4. I Vixen 1 , 3 TII Zr 4 7 Wikes ., 4 Vll Piebssse • B 6 Ilinbisse - - 'll 7 I Realkasake Ilk ... ...... li i 7 7 : * POL. !. 0 4 . , 0 0 3 7 1 . .... ..I II 11 ..... ~.. 4 1 7 7 1 1 igE k I I4 1 1 0 ' 6 7 1 0 Sanaa 1111 m Swab f 8 7 '3 7 3 7 ammencii Pair .... 6 7 0 Tits NOllBlllll Drama (a flee Handicap, af 25 soya. each, for_ 2-yrcilds. D.M. The weights to las Welshed by nine o'clock p.m. in Monday on thellongbtkeeting. Accep tames to bs declared by 12 o'clock on at Soon. If twenty-four sceeptances or am* to ba el into two' riC. 139 imitates :--c by Wait kmalaellem--lady Evelyl, 17eltipser—Dilliss, AatazfaefhlfargaAilleggiamiread hood, Nativity, Whiteley, Little DrUlet aiffe ellle t t dragon, Hilarity, a by West Australian Panel* Ranh= lass, Parapet, Nemesis, bridge, Semisolid, (natal, Wee Polly, f by Coriorkure, Eloise, Black Sullen, Nolo, lea bell, by The Baron—Begrette, to in Frame_ ,_. Os. Priam d'Fatreca, dam by Fitz Gladiator—Antonia, Raman, fby Stockwell—Selina, Morella, Captain Fortibus, Sharp shooter, Sycophant, Erictbomus, Waterwitcb, Viscount BrigasD, Caller Ou, Tramage, Gipsy Girl, Lopeatcher, North Wald, Potlarces, Couqueror, fby Orlando—Little Finch, Emblematic, Lady Ckeeterkeld, Baroness, Incense Breather, b g by Thisticdown—Jast, in Time, by Sealsoree, lannoolot Cobbo, Newburgh by Oulstou—Bm league, ladylike, g by De Emulous, Miss Bream, Maid of Peru, eby %rplice—Conoertine,_ ' Cycle KM* Dorton, Pagoda, Lava, Little lady, Either Raptors, Fisherman, Mermaid, East Manley, Ladybird, Baronst,- Mies Dunstable, Atkanitcee, Ararat, lathanan, Cleisilisv Damsacue, Sweetbread, Bluestone, Dundee', Folkestone, Bassby by Oulatat—Fhemy, Zodiac, Sweet Hawthorn, Rapevt, G. Keepsake, Limetiower, The Norman, Queen of the Vela Tomyris, f by King Tom—Molly Wing, i Brown Duchess* Marksman, Volition, L ongshot, Weatherproof, The Duchess, Sister to Horace, =initiFpon, Moldavian, /Meek Dimond, Squire Perm, Sister to St. Albanliawyer (h Pl u mili the Pricer, Mato. to Reeds, C o wley, AMeraid, akingle, realswel, Roes, Duks, Eastern WM. lady Claire (sister to Amen Brown), Barb Pigeon, Riarikoff, Bette, Barerbeir, Snubbing Brush, The Bushman, V Copernicus, Gabor eltao, Yellen*, Nunnery, A ' ' Overton, Babianat (boons, The Fawn, Aare, Atropia, JUDO, f by Longbow— May Bell, Brilliant, Meyerbeer, Will-o'-the Wisp, golferiao, Prises lianadge. Swinersems of 10 morn each, far 3-yr-olde ; coin fist nb ; Allies, Bet 41b ; the winner to be sold for 60 MT& if &manna, Sm. liretby Stakes Course. Susurtunmes of 10 mom each, far 2,yr-olds, 7st ; three, Rat 71b ; the winner to be mid for 102) son., if demanded. Pint bell of Ab.M. fiarrote.ir wanimam= d 16 son. each, 10 ft, for 3-yr olds sod upwards. R.ll. HANDICAP SWIIIINTAILIN of 15 sovs. each, 10 ft, for 2-yr olds. lust half of Malt Bwszrerwa of 600 move. each, 200 ft, for 2-yr-olds; colts. Brt 71b ; Mina M 41b. T. Y.C. (6 sabs.)—Solfarino, Eborus, Nautilus, Owlet Hawthorn, Imam, Arrogant. SATUIDAY. HANDICAP PLATh of 50 son., for 2-yr-ohla. Pint half of Ah.M. Entrain*, 3 goes. TITZ HOUGHTON HADDICAP of 15 eon. each, and ft if declared by 10 o'cleck the evening before rtmning. w a s = of to the owner the wood hone, for 3.yr.cMa aodup Three to remain M. or no ran. T-P-0- Siesmrsraass of 5 son. each ' • for 2-yr-okle, fit ; Van. fist 71b ; four, fist 121 b ; five and upwards get. The win ner to be sold for 25 son., if demanded, & c. Last half of AVM. SWZIPIPTALLO of 10 ems. each ; for 2-Jr-olds, 6e4 71b ; three, 4071 b ; four, Oat ; Sr. and upwar4 fiat 41b. The wiener4o be sold for 200 eon., if &monad, fro. ; if for 100, allowed 71b. SUPPRAIIII 0 10 Goys. each ; for 3-yr-olds, 74 91b ; four, ilet 71b ; 4ie, fist 121 h ; six and aged, Pet. The win- Der to be sold for 120 eon., if demanded, ho. E.M. &WWI Ilsgrucar fiwzineerrsxus of 15 son each, 5 ft, V declared Ivy 10 o'clock the evening before running ; for 2-yr-olds and upwards. The winner to be sold for 120 son., V demanded, tic. Three to remain in or no race. A.E.C. ELvirnicer SWEITITWO of 15 eon. each, 10 ft ; for 2-yr-olds. E.H. SWIM/TAW el 10 Kau sash for Syr-olds ; colt', tist nb ; shiss, s.t 41b, The wiener to be gold for 40 eon if demanded, he. Fine half of Ab. lL Hasurcar Swinreragfie of 15 son. each, 10 ft. fter 3-ytu olds end upwerds. A. F. Pam HAWCAP of 210 son. nob, h ft. T. X. it. Fire to accept or no moo. hoe el lb i Age ns Special Lianas 4IS 14 • 13 • 1 6 T 0 1: 9 = 4 T 0 1 141= 1 = 6.1 6 T ' . S 611 WM *No a al ins Ms 1114140•4 $ 4 1 . e . cil. . . . tt pu r4444 s s a Zarstaa Mr* 4 n 1 Yoloilte Om n ..: 1 • 13 r= Ohba I 031311 res 4 tgrra 4 /11ignms 1 Odds, ykass.. P S 14.14 S MAN* I - 8 ll W oa VW; 4 U $ 10 St or ni. cab 3 • $ 9 3 8 Owlet. 1 4 s 4 Els 1 rlimeo• II • 4 • Otdlair lkeabirs v Nwploissom is ale= MaellB2l3g 3 14 1 1•024, s 7 THE VO4VilrEnt MOVEMENT. PRESENTATION CIIU A SILVER BUGLE BY MI BURNETT oourrs. On Saturday one of the most interesting events of the season in connexion with the volunteer rifle corps ZOOTOMIeIit took place at Highgate, on oecsaion of the pre sentation of • magnificent silver bugle (subscribed forty the ladles of Highgate) by Mills Angela Burdett Watts to the 111kPte Rifle Corps. event clime off on the grounds adjacent to Holly Lodge, the present residence of Miss Coat* and formerly the resider of the lets Duchess of Bt. Albans—a spot whisk for prorogue scenery can seemly be surpassed, if .sushi by any odor in such close proximity to the meiropolie. The beauty ri theme yettrectod a vast COOCOUM of spectators, in ad&don he gentry of the dietrict, sad it is computed that there were at lesat from five to eta thousand persons on the ironed to witness the proceed inp. The liberality of Miss Burdett (butts is proverbial, and on this occasion nothing was wanting on her part to ensure the comfort of the visitors as well as of the velem teen mudln the protesedings of the day. A alder rode of Miss Harden Cousin ' s friends, the lady subscribers, and *ono( the adore el She various erre to be espied in ' I the oremsey, were esdertained at a sumptuous dffeumw, ' at owe o'ckeir., is the seiteron of Holly Lodge ; whilst • sperms marques, orablie of accommodating several ' hundred persons, wee erected in the eater ironed, in • I whisk refresham4a WOWS prepared for the electives of the reseal corps on the ground, after the caresiory end the =rof their raillery duties were sonaladed. About iwrk the second battalion, consisting of the Hemp- And, Homey, and Highgate Yohurears, marched on to the Brookfie ld panda ground, _ prided by a detachment ' of 100 era of the 76th North IMMiess, beaded by its ozodlot bead, eartacesd by lir. -Nisid, ender the wen mead of Chptain Mem, fee the pupas of keeping the ground. Those who bad invitations to the mansion ' were provided with • green-coloured ticket, and were ' admitted into the private pounds of Holly Lodge by the grand entrance opposite Merton-lame, Highgate -risii ; those having white timbers to the enclosure, where the pre sentation tent was were admitted by an entrance in thrainses-knee, near p 4 of the Highgate Cemetery.; wilt*, the greed were adinitted to - the lower part of the enclosure , withon ekets, on the Mb Arden alma the Brookfield parade ground. Shortly before three o'clock the battalion, under the command of Captain Wilkinson, the Highgate, under Captain Langdale, the Hereary, ander Cap ern Walker, and the Hampstead, ender the command of Captain Moses, marched into the n Gad, and imme diately afterwards the guests at the , by the full bead of the Ookistream Guards, In =to uni forms, started for the presentation tent, on arriving at whir' they were ramie ed w i di general cheering. Mies Burdett Coutts was accompanied by W. H. Bodkin, Esi in his full uniform as Deputy-lasatensat of Middlesex, thitMOt Hon. the Lord Mayor of London, Archdeacon Siuclair, the Rev. Mr. Dalton (the rector of Highgate), end • large concourse of ladies and gentlemen. In front of the presentation tent was erected • projecting platform, covered with scarlet cloth, at the end of which was a flagstaff, _ bearing a splendid Union Jack and other decorations. The company having taken their rats, the bream after • few manoeuvre', fell in in contiguous columns, and marched up in ochern, and oa ensues within a abort dieter* of the' presentation tent deployed, and formed into line. The Haeppdeed and Horn aey companies then wheeled right and left, taming two sides of • square, the Highgate corps, in the estetse,, ham the tent, formai the third portion. The realm were thee =ad the salutewas peen, the band of the North Rifles in the rear playing " Rule Britannia." Miss Burdett Corr then came forward to the front of the platform, hoeing on the arm of Mr: W. H. Bodkin, depvitydleistenent, to present the bogie, amidst the enthusi astic cheering of the vast coucoune of parsons assembled, and addressed the volunteers in the following terms, and in a firm clear tone of voice : " Llapera Wilidoenaeod Gentlemen—The ladies of High gate have hoovered me by the request that I should be their spokeswoman on the present occasion. We feel that this lour gatherings the faithful exponent of those NNW meet, of gratitude and respect which the far-sighted and sensitive patriotism of the volunteer nicareaseat cells forth amongst the whole body of your oountrywoomn. It has allayed those fehrs, excited by repeated warnings, of the unprotected state of the country in the event of • general European war, or wherear the exigencies el her Majesty's service required the presence of the assay in distant parts of her empire, or in the absence from oar shares of that fleet of ours through which (under God) I believe no enemy will ever force his way. These warnings, apparently unheeded, sunk deep into the asthma heart, and we see tseday the result, r we may re it throagh the length and breadth of the land, in the preace of • force whose services no _gold could percher, willing and able to stand side by aids with trained and disciplined troops. We owe this (and ilseAy and gratefully do we acknowledge it) sot to the sodden lopoie am* of breve men under the pneere of iiiitO o s &agar, but to the quiet deter ruination of men make sacrifices in tame, and to avert insult as well as Mater from aft dear to them. We earnestly pry that Maar be bag spared the calamity el war. May the mama ammas of this silver bugle, which I now have the homegAupered terse es a tokenof our es teem, and of the blitedihrma feel in this odrps, rely mingle with the presto' swami and oseepatter of the neighbor hood, carrying a ores of Amenity to every heart. But if, in deed, Amor sound • harder note, then we halthat the de froster Mateo( its domes will Amirante youreoarma to en durance and resistanen, an I doubt not that theme Lads would aeon manes Is blase al varsity, for you will fight in an naiad pesplita . 't _ defence of their thek homes.' " Several 4 'warty t forth at the eon elision of tide Ord Mies in the name of the Lam at /11=, proadad the bugle to Captain eneek amy_ W M Awed iminuomi okk 1 es massive and .splen 14th Middlesex (11÷be.Y. o wing O r tTer l :), Ire ti gTft :— of ' the hair of by lifsi A. Boiler Cuero, Oeleber 9Ab ßi lig ll4 , °Vain WIISUMICer_ pee the older to " bugler to the front to beep to return thanks, which having been ' en behalf of the 14th Middlesex, we lt roads the " Midas sot .1 . 0 eowiilllalltdalme, it became NW 4=12 Aly ityi: te • Mom yea the grateful miaow amps for the et yens bands. been the iv iraj o l ma yLeMa — bays al Mk amyl . % maid as a sms rail& all et ei lle m = ith ead ye= 64 miasma& Wallow ie and ontra/MN* 1 0 1 :V ral T: seig im141 11 4 it is not the' ello I play by riar=ii i =rat— Ml= es yea haws eal. eapriesat a • ad ' ayprow.iflowiresadbrai, stammer eilineramel 1 Doi M at value in as eyes. Oer mato le ' Wales mil ' our rallyles than ' Hearths and E a Wafts! ' We la aro higher fitly than that whisk we reedas lois_ , _i and saypiii ca than whom we lemma shelf* abenewe eve headed ispeaseeti who an thallall ail ilis . (I ear bras*" Yoshi= Isi7e7h - 17oniZio — ll74TeniirreelfearMiliairiaiviroa upon the t by permitting us to connect with it the ividual association of the name of Miss °mitts." (Loud applause.) Captain Wilkinson concluded by again expressing his acknowleftmouta and lib smut ance tbat.the feture of the come would prove it not to be un worthy of the favour and sympathy invariably shown to it by the ladies of Highgate. At the conolusion of this address, which was loudly ap plauded, Captain Wilkinson then resumed the command, and the battalion, having been ordered to retire some dia toms, broke iota open column, and then into quarter die tame column, marched past in slow and quick time, with the band of the North Middlesex playing " Should our peals of Freedom's Isle." The men then deployed and advanced in line, a movement which was executed with the moat soldier-like precision, and elicited much commenda tion. The battalion were then placed tbroukh various momments, incladiug platoon exercise, taking the com mand from the second senior officer, Captain Langdale. The various corps then took ground to the left and right respectively, and cenunenced file firing, which continued for novae time : volleys were then fired with beautiful pre cision by companies and subdivisions, and, lastly, by the entire battalion. The whole body, between 900 and 400 mem then advanold in parade order, the band of the 29th playing in the rear to give the Ws* after which they broke off for refreshment. . . . Daring the interval of the partaking of refreshment by the volunteers, Miss Gonne and the mass of the company in and around the presentation tent returned to the mansion. Holly Lady, in the front of which was stationed the band Id the Coldstream (Nerds, which played at intervals. On being reformed, the 2nd Battalion, now reinforced by the 29th North Middlesex, marched o ff the ground by Swaim's lane into the Highg ate-road, and entered the private greands, Do dge , ed through the madam to the front al Hotly when they were again drawn up in line, adhere a second interesting scene took place. -Mr. W. H. BONUS, the Deputy-Lieutemost of Middlesex, said he wile deputed, in the name of Miss Canna, to thank the whole of the volunteers assembled for their attenasana, and far *every great delight she had experienced in having bad th(tisenenr to perform the part she had done that day. T' he way in which the evolutions bad been performed weszld, fe was informed by military gentlemen of high plna,is the army, to have been no dneredit to any of her 'mops, and he had a still further pleasing duty and that was to announce that it was the intention of Mel Cbtras to give two sliver challenge cups, to be shot for by the Highgate Boles.—(cheers)—one for the elder and more advanced. end another for the junior members of the co tA ir ha.s.) ELM*, again expressed his acknowledgments on RIM Highgate coup , but added that there was one dity be bed to perform, as well as to again thank Mime °mitts and the ladies of Highgate for their kindness, and illinkwas to tender his warmest thanks to his friend Chinon Be., and to the gentlemen of the 29th North Mid =for the important services they had rendered the battalion in attending and keeping the ground for them that deg. He wee sere that in expreming to them his hesinvelmethe be was only giving expression to the senti• mints of Man he had the honour to command. The roiled baoi of the Coldstreams and the 29th North Middlesex then ninth up " God save the Queen," and after giving three vociferous cheers for Miss Coats, the various corps marched off to their respective parade grounds. The affair went of with the greatest amount of succes', and the police and general arrangements were everything that could be desired. It must not, however, be overlooked, that Him °mitts not only entertained the rich upon this interesting occasion, but the poor were not forgotten, and that • stage was specially erected for the National School children of the district, who were also amply supplied with refreshments. On the march from Highgate to town the Hampstead corps, which preceded the 29th North Middlesex, drew up in the Kentish-town-road pr ior to separating, and presented arms, the band playing Auld hog Syne," and the carps cheering mob other as they passed. FIINZILLL or A Voix - rreire.. —Saturday, at half pest two o'clock, was appointed for the funeral of Corporal John Donovan, et the 20th Middlesex, who died suddenly in an omnibus on Monday last. Before one o'clock crowds of people were seen wending their way to Bayham•treet, Cansdendown, is which the family of the deceased resided, and by the time tliatffiris comrades of the 20th, and his fellow em s plo ili e ed, in the establishment of Messrs. Collard, bad . the street was pecked with human beings. By dint of strenuous exertions, however, the 20th managed to clear • space immediately in front of the house for the hearse and mourning coaches, three in namber. Facing the house were drawn up, under the command of • sergeant, the firing party, who presented arms as the corpse was brought oat, and reversed arms as seen aS it was placed in the hearse. The tortilla started About twenty remote* to three is the following order : The hand ; the house, with on each side three members of the company of the deceased ; the firing party, bearing **arm reWereed, and with white scarfs and hatbands ; themoureing coaches, with the family of the deceased ; the rlairbmembe of his company - a detachment of the Loalon r members Trish, fifty in number, under ; the command of Lien beast Tully, who attended as • mark of respect to the of a fellow countryman ; a company of the 29th North ddlesex, under Sergeant-Major Morton and Colour into, Sergeant Sphi, of the 4th company ; about five hundred members of the 20th, without arms ; and bringirag up the rear, all the officers and coteries sergeants. The band, on starting, played the "Dead March in Saul," the procession moving in slow time through Higb.dreet, Camden-town, and Parketreet, where • quicker mos was ordered round the Edgware-rush and Harrow-toad, to St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Kensaldreen, where it arrived soon after half-past four. At the gabs the body, which was here removed from the hoarse, and horse by his com rade', was met by the curate whose tare - of duty it was to officiate, attended by acolytes is gumbos; bear ing tapers, and the proceedon again moved on headed by the bearer of a large crucifix, the priest intoning the opening seetenees of the funeral office to the chapel, where the milk es which was laid the cap, plume, and belts of the demised, was deposited. The indoor service having been the procession moved to the grave where, when rell n el d ' was concluded, the firing party delivered three Molloy* over the last rends plans of their comrade. and the other Germ engaged then reformed and marehed beck to town, the band playing several lively airs, I. the yeas delight of the large crowd which bad *mom ponied the procession* The military arrangements were meet effeetively organised by Sergeant-Major Dbx, of the ffilth, and flertgesnt Bmken, of the let battalion of Cold stream Gouda, who has from its formation been the in structor el Collard's Company. LONDON Inner Riwuts.—On;isturday this corps . aseembled at Barlisiton House, at the usual hour, and, under the command of Ma* Veroer, proceeded, headed. by the band, to Hyde Park for blank cartridge practice. Mc round, were mend out to each of thine present, about two hundred in number. On the arrival of the regiment at the park, the Queen's (Westmin ster)Mere seen ahead, and es the Irish corps passed, the Weis% Mow up and presented arms, • compliment whisk * kith Married by tarrying their Mee. At the lest raw el the London Irish the Queen's burst into • l: cheer, which was taken up most enthusias large crowd. After the return to Burlington. Spats, Ns* Verner addressed the men, urging them to devote themselves with more attention to their drill. A Eal . meeting of theoorps will take pleas tomorrow even- Olt, goad% is Weetwansterdwill, to consider the pro. el MOM, • maroorieTto the late Captain Jones. 311 14 7 ,a5 e em ir: Doarnoar. The Rev. Thomas :oasis ' that he has reoeived the munificent sum of the Pastore' Retiring Food, now lasing raised by the ladepeetket body. The donor withholdille name, °ad Frlied fillita ion. fist bin gift may be announced se WOW " A.