The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-29 00:00:00

THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Imperial parliament.

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HOL'SE OF LORDS.-THURSDAV. I -
Lord Wunntoerte, in reply to Lori Carnarvon. Said ' COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE, Met 24.*
at present he could give no precise information as to the (Before Sir C. Cummewatt.)
hulas to he assigned to the ceded territories of Savoy PALMER V. PALMER.
and Nice. The petitioner in this case prayed fore dissolution of
The Union of Benefices Bill and the Ecclesiastical warn ige on the ground of her husband's adultery,coupled
The propomls made by Ramie to the other great Courts' Jurisdiction Bill passed through coalman:a. with cruelty. The reepondent pleaded a denial of the
Pow era for all iminiry into the real comlitieu of the Lord 1113.notte drew the attention of the House to allegations in the petition and several other pleas, one
v.:maims, a frequent exchange of the appointanent of Mr. Lyle. the Remiver Master in of which was condonation as to the cruelty. The pen-
Christians in Turkey tioner in her replication joined issue as to the questions
upiniuns between Frame and the other great Powers. Chancery in Ireland, to the race of Lieutenant of the
i.. 1. Thouvenel hiss declared to the Austrien Anthems. County cool City of Londonderry, and asked tier of fact, and pleaded that if the cruelty bad been con-
dor that the Cabinet of the Tuileries leLe atom with Majesty's Goverumeht for sonic explanation with regard dulled *uch condonation haul heels cancelled by the re-
rea t that Russia lia. pieniattirely brought forward the to that appointment j ispotelent:e subsequent adultery.
Oricithil eucatiou ; hut, a. this question limo been offi- Lord Cautions: contradicted the rumour,' afloat that I Mr. SI rues v, for the rexpondent, now moved that the
cially put forward. FITIKe eool.len, thlll ale acts in in appointing Mr. Lyle lie had actml under the inspire- ; paragraph in the mplication relating to the condonation
conformity with the intereets of Europe by amoviating ties of others. and atate.l ties reasons why be lied not I might be etruck out, on the ground that eubsequeut
herself with the promo-el of Ruesia, as otherwise a pre- I appointed persons of higher numb and fortune to the adultery would not revive condoned cruelty. There was
nem.- wolohl be given ti that Power to 1540100, the CS office of Lieutenant of Londonderry. it w„., lie eon. no distinct authority in favour of his proposition, but he
cleave protectorate of time Christian aubjects of the eiders:it. only due, when he had to assign Mations of sulmmitted that the general effect of time authorities vies
Suitimu. honour and jurisdiction, to give the preference, in caws I that • eulamequent offence could nut revive a condoned
M. Thouvenel adds that during his embus at Cum- where capacity was e. si to those who eu i metal
r mu , 1 i the 1 offence unless. it was one of a similar character. Holds°
/,.titl/INI I. stantinople lie became convinced that the Heat principles of Iler Maj..st)'s Government. contended that the averment was unnecessary, AS there
woe a general allegetion of adultery in the Petltiou el-
fluisiayonn of WM will long remain a dea.l letter unless 'flue Bislion of DERRY liars teatimuny to the high
The Tre:ry of Zurieli has ken approved in the Sae- I teudiug over the clothe period of eolllfilitation.
the Por.o charges its systmen uf Government. character of Mr. Lvk.
alirdaso Cleanly riby 215 semiust In woe*.
et ftl I 7 • itli• •ii the Treaty for the Without remigiowitig the urgency .4 the inquiry pro. bird I Dr. Spinks, for the petitioner. ref. rued to 'Durant •.
Tho rep... 0 be ...0,0 , 0 .EITIIIM Inge 11 violent attack upon the I/Ve• I
is.,!.ctl. by Itumie, France i* dieporeel to acknowl.dge its emit Government, .1 e-petially upon their recent at,- I Durant "(I liege. hen. Reports) to allow that the vecle-
«mien of Savoy and No- to France conclude*. we are
told, be proposing its apnreval by the chamber*. We principle, and she invites the other great Powers ti do pointmenta of Sheriffs aunt Lieutarants in Ireland. and emsti. al courts looked upon cruelty and adultery as
~,,,pre,,,,,,,i jihi i„teldhd, ne equa.l m rital offences which revived each other.
e Inel declared the mum, leeving. Imweter, to their agents in the EMI un imeing called to enter,
had previouely beanl that the i 7 ..... witty Hi, Lordship mid that the althot hies t •keto to:tether
the reasons Adduced by Cor. raiment for the ceeeiun to eacerteito the exactitude of the facts which ham been bringing the matter before the Home in a proper forrn.
te a brought forward by Prilice Gort.thakeff. Their lonlehips adjourned at Al minutes to 9 o'clock. clearly establede•mi ml ,t il II Ili .i ta' 1...• 11, Is 1.. Is. 0! ,ti
highly unsatisfactory, and Coma Carom% driven in . . dmme lit VIIS lel!, •••! V.', ,brse.. ..,..t • r 1.. i..., !... ace
corner, had to confess that be bail no other dip' tic ---
ter to lay
correspindenee in eimierti.m nal' this onat . ErrlanD. 1' it IDA V. was rain:MICA, of whieli the own ...el.; oak. ~
..,i epee,
befoii• the C. 111111 l ittmi but what VMS alreally publicly The Royal Iment was given by commimion to xeveral although the two ulftneita were WA, fjetM/1,0 :/f/I:ris.
11OhlillY IMOIVII, thlit in particular u.. further adeantimes Bill., after which H the ouse adjounie 1 until Monday. The reason WM thet condonation was always assumed to
C's the retitle of Italian unity had been stipulated for, THE Eieffies.-Fach week (says the Cork E.raminer) the 4th of June. he roieli !Metal ;it e..,,,i..,,1011 the 101104,•(110,11t amexcele
and all he had to SAY in defence of the conilact of the see, the departure, un an as (Tap., of six huudred per- _..._ _ tiohal.:e mailed of the Otre:l,l in.: p irty, arid was cencelled
Government es., that the ..ession of Savoy and Nice was soua, the great majority of whom are young turn and HOCSE OF CO:m1)IONS.-THURSDAY. if the other party *OO not ticand with criejmed affection
• in all resnects, and 'media hot sce what ground a hueliand
simply • grievous nem...ay. w 1111 l en between eighteen and thirty years of age. TO Lord Pal.nElinroN moved Clue appointment of a
The reanlinian Government is prosecuting by law iniagihe the effect of this drain upon the community we con 111 l ittee to inspect time journal* of the House of I'd tsar °"l"Plaf . gof this rule. If his wife's willing
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teem. Tuscan Rieliumo who have east...mica the priests might Matson.' that if these six lillndred Were drawn Lorne with refer, nee to any proceedings upon the Bill hese to penlon past ,iffences produced no ref omat• in
for having officiated at the celebration of the "Is from a town like that of itantry there would hardly be to repeal the duty of Emile, on paper, and to make a his manners, mei lie again offended against hie .luq As a
Demo" in honour of the Sardinian Constitution. a young man or woman left in it. liamiembering that report thereof. longhand, there was no 1,101011 for I,lacin4 lone in a better
The Russian Atobawador at the Court of Turin seems i alumoat every one of these peniona is of condition to be Pile ii tttt ion was agreed to and the committee uomin puettion than if his wife had never shown a willing-nem
to have been very busy; whether with the Eastern lof actual value to the commuuity-the men as tam ated. In a few minutes, to forgive. Ho also thought that the averment was not
question, or with 'Neapulitan affeine, 1.101. S not appear. labounrs or mechanics, the women either iii agricultu- lord l'ALMEitsros reported horn the committee that unnecessary, but ••• only . fair notice to the respondent
' ttione. ral labour, as servant., or, still inure important, as they had discovered the entry in the Lon& journals of the cam which the petitioner intended to set up. He
'°' It would mem that an understanding has been come the healthy mothers of strong thildren--it is easy to which apteered in Werhiesdey's paper of the virtual I should, therefore, reject the lion.
conceive how terrible is the bliss to the country. Nothiug rejeetien smiths.- Rill. RYDEN r. RYDER.
to b. t wren Geheml Govon. the Collinsander of the.
can Mojave. th mu
is fact m time mind so strongly as taunt P.% g.nmicroN then gave nntice that lie would to- Mr. Serjeant Pigott (with whom was Mr. Manineen)
Frenelm AMC at HAMM. Slid General Isimoriciere. the
chi f f time Pal autotc actually witneeeing the crowd preperin eo
g for their de- lat m itv ire hr the apimintinent olm f a cuinates said lies ppeared for the wife in Ws di ...nee sit which
r r . in
• oiiii v. es. Ti ie ~ f r int re in aiti
immure. Among the entire there is not an indication to search for presedents in the journals .mf both Houses. now came before the Court menuan application to his
Vie site. Cu, protect the Polio and keg. the rity tranquil •
Lb.- 'attar will operate outside the walls. The Duke of of equidor or misery-net a single reg on the back of Ou the r, port of the rournittee 00 the Refreshment Imrdaliip's discretion as to the custody of the children,
ims er indicates that he or she is dying from poverty; HoIISOS 1001 Wine Licence* Rill various new climes . and es to aliosiony ptwicitic lite. He awl his learned
Cram:noon has ',eve, to Perim to take the •erhal in• owner
a weak bath or a pale cheek-scarcely • wrinkled were brought under discussion. ' friend.. tin:tight it right carefully to avoid making public
striletion. el the Emperor in the present emergency. . .
fuss infficates that the country is getting rid of a burden. Clauses. •tel hy Mr. li ..ARDY, imposing penaltiia 'at the present stage of the mit the matter contamed in
All order of Gm day published at Rouge orders all Stinily, dlilliCtle Noting men. healthy and doing girls- for h irhouriiig minstaldee, m, drunkards guilty rd the Minima* %alien which the epplicathin was founded,
ofiLer. to recognise tieneral 1.:1 tttt rieire as 'Milian' often of extraordinary beauty-form the great bulk of riutmas or imiezent behaviour, and on drunken awl dim , and they would therefore hi,, cc it without °never Mimi in
chief, but prohibit'. them tar obey any toilers of General
tine demon-ling crowd. On Thursday week we -witnessed week mn rly ps os refueitig to quit licenmet leiums on . Ida Lordship's hauds, reserving the right of appeal fruiu
La 1111 l riei4re relative to the adunishotratiun, which reels no less than four hundred such, preprsring to take their retitie,t. wee agreed to. his decision.
with the Ministry. departure in the Effinimurgh, one of the vessels, of the Mr. KING, 01l moving that the Hou.e rewire itself ' Sir F. Slade, Q.C., with whom was Dr. T *ilia, QC ..,
There has limn some fighting between Papal. troops
Liverissil. New York. and Philadelphia line. A rumour into a Cuoulnittee of Supply, explained the reason for fur the husband, the lion. Dudley Ryder. also thought
and souse of Garibahles volunteer,. had spre.ul thortly before the arrival of the ship, that a asking • Vote on account for the Civil Service, the it very dexintble that the assertions un the une aide end The I)eshy ay and all relating to it is *tale which has
- certain nuirilwr would be excluded for want of acconne balances having heroine exliatistol. The sum lie asked i the denials on the other eliould not be made public bee, to - -
more or ees xmopl tely ast eighty or the
a ld lref l-
dation, and the despair evinced by those who thought was 1:400,000. distrihuted over 10 vote*. until their truth or falsehood could he ascertained. four veare • and to ilo it jUlltiee' -
we may say it is ablest
themselves shut out was as great as if they were told ' Mr. A. Sdirrii and Mr. W. WILLIAMS objected to the The Joidge•Oolinary asked whether there was any • ' ' •
the ll bellf Ofi
they had lost every hope. When the tender. came to • comorse proposed lay the Governnient, and member of the family Whe would be willing to take Derby da) •i . wily tale that wi iarte . i h sag moss
ma a genera way, as a e ano ten.
th or as .me ne
two
• s,
bear away the pamengens, there was a frantic rinds even Mr. Wetamhe thought there ought to be a etrong . charge of the children during the suit. k 1.1.1 • yet even the a constant frequenter of the race
on the part .4 those whose Omer. were secured, as if expremion id the oWnhin of the House with reelect to l Sir F. Slade mid tied e.ther of their uncle., Lord I•ii Ils' in int I d hirl its fun • •
, noise, tot!, and
they feuded that mine unlucky interposition would ehut it, the procerilinga being entirely new, and the reasons Harrowny or the lion. Granville Ryder, was ready tu h. •' • • rus uan W • .
hurried iliChlents. something ever new.
them out. The news that all could be taken was re- mewled by Mr. Laing being. in his opinion, insufficient. • take charge of them. The road on Wednesday was as indescribable as ever.
ceiceil as if wine precious gifts had been showered He hoped the subject would be tniuutely scrutinized in The Judge•Orilinary said it would be very desirsoble to on it *Hi i - h nid
gilt be seen every, iing tat wo go upon
ausong tloen . the a 'nee. avoid not only the pain that must arise from a public wheels, and not a few which, ami it eventually turned
Lord NUM....a:mot; said there was a finaneial necessity discuasion, but also throwing upou lite Court the °bin
—__ ____ .—._ _—out, would not go at all. The quatinipede, as a matter
for this vote, a Parliamentary authority behm wanted gal offorllliliM an oinuion uteri' the affidavits. of eourse, were as numerous and not ksa eerie I, COM-
iilotlanb. for the application of money, and there was nothing I Mr Serjcant Pigott said he would prefer haying his prising a liberal imrcentage of those that wouldn't go
I uneunelitutional in *eking for a vote on account for the Lordship's decision to settling the matter by svec- and those that eouldn't, and never should have liven'
THE Mooes.-The breeding season of the grouse in Civil Service any more than for the Army or Navy. merit. . tried at all. All through Cplutno and Cheam the rued
this bocality is exceedingly favounilde in every re pact ' The delay of the Estimates was no fnult id the Govern- The Jumige•Ordinary said it WU hdacing a imlge in was lively, and the tarnpikes as annoying and olemtrue
The coveys are large in number and remarkably ; ment, and with respect to the engagement 11114011..1 by rather an awkward and ominous (emit' to ask him to tire as ever. The " villa residences" and " eligible
strong, affording premier of excellent import for crack Mr. Disraeli,he reniarked that it would derogate front come to A decision ViitlloilL AilsiAlllng 111, reaSOUS, and at tinnily mansion." were eteemed over with fair spectators,
shots on the 12th. him the neighbouring parts in Ayr- the power of the Reuse. e hitt hail in its own hands the &Onetime to reserve the right of appeal. He was, beginning with young ladies in charming ridge
the 110.,01•1 of controlling the Estimatee. however, quite contented to bear that burden, as it
shire, we believe. there has been twine mortality among ' costume in the gardene, making believe to I...indifferent
The ili.'ll`.,l“ll, Whial WKS continued by Sir 1,. BARING wiaihl be for the interest uf all the parties concerned,
the grouse, corise,tient on the .ffects 14 the severe , nr drags and Guardsmen. and eudMg at tile upper
winter ; laa this will initaft,ct the sport uf the ensuing , and Sir J. Pau i shr"a, took nip•ther direction in emir- loot lie had alowely formed a sti.ing. op , t".. Ira," windows with a perfect show of babes and nurslings,
quelICU ait ,114eati.0 by Mr. hi'. us ih Vili,lV to ,oarNe would he desiratile. He would Lee WM: 'Ur
season to any ieq.reciahle exteht. Ibir .4 are plentiful
c. , ; i - . apparchtiv not a whit the less interested because they
in the low lands her...noun., and there ii a good appear. , °""." farther considenotion. knew soothing Of the matter
L .n 1 J. Re as rm. sa;,l that up to that day the Swi'm The Full Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Ceuees • • '
atom hf partri.lges.-are‘ a.-k A,' rc rt i.vr. d f 1 • f
At Imt, mingling with the nen,' 0 'MI earning nom
SciirThll ColllM.K. A new vnin iif mineral has Cod, &ration had continued to iok for the meeting imf will Mt on Inniday next mod clurlig the week, and hear
. hoth the railways, the will& Streain pours ~t) to the
been opene.l up at Ltun te
ihrae, i the estate of Sr W. ' the C.eiferenve 401 the ,sUhi..et. 14 the neutralizer! pro- petit' which are set down for trial without juries noose, atoll settles down fir the time. if we may so
Batik.. and about a mile to the south rast ..f the cele• I rioter., and Her Maje-ty's Government had eupported l'he Int contains 153 causes, .4 %hick Mx are tu be tried term it into a vest inetrnpolis, in all rave the bowing.
's .I.m• ad (rims the fint. by spacial juries, mod 27 by common jurica. On Wedneelay it was crowded as we have seldom seen
. . -. .... .. , black with one

nee

ArriTltl A.

An Austrian flotilla has been sent to cruise uff the
Neapolitan coast.
An Imperial letter addressed to General Benedek
abandons the coercive Nystrom against Hungarian Protea•
taut' established by the patent of September 1.
A general amnesty has been proclainiCil.
The Council of the Empire wilt bold its first sitting
on the 29th in 4, when the Nlinister of Finance will
have ',rewired his Budget, which will be the first tines.
tion to be discussed by the 4 ouncil.
A recent inter declares that while " merthant vessels
belonging to is port of the former Sardinian llouarchy,
as it was omi.dituteil by the treaties of 1815, will he
admitted without difficulty to the ports of Austria
under the Sardinian tricolour flag, vessels belonging to
Tuscany, the Legations, or to any other country anuusea
to Piedmont, wit) have to strike the tricolour flag before
entering an Austrian port, and may never hoist it
during their stay in Ausolata waters. Wi..11 the excej.
of this restriction, all these vs sseL ',lit be at blierty to
pursue their counouirC..l 01eIllt1011%, Mid will enjoy the
*awe treatment AS LII other foreign i's..gs which have been
officially recognized."

PRUSSIA.

The Prussian Chambers were closed on the Zird by -'''illie• -"'• tots 11l maw, as the
',rated Tor'iambi!' coal-field. The available strata ant a '
the l'rince Regent, who in his apswell aaid :--- Ths• 1i.,11111. Went 1111.0 A Committee of Supply, when - •
twain of paintt or gtes coal, two seams a ,om a exc....Bent ' ---
" Government 14 1 tttt 4 aerh.n.ly duleavouring the •everol ivailtdi tttt s, making up the vote .1 C 400,0011, 7.IART Et:GENIE PLLIIIIER AND THE REV. MU.
- t° quality bsr household 4.r steam direoses and a sesta of
bring about such troll:Ohms of the 11W/410M WllllZh at were agreed to titter discussi.m.
firshelasts ironstone. Ti. nalig;te thentical Work,. II view -TI le .11,,ruiny arra! I of Seturday states.
twesent engage the attention .4 the Aromas' t all Debt
devoted to the mannfacturs f lto dien-.1 coal of burn' Lord t'. Pxcer then ttttt ved a supplementary estimate directly after the termination of the trial of Eugenie
AA will be ad 1u to the usaintenance .4 the balanced' iiii,
.iid lubr:_..,_ ~ 'O, I.>„. ~_ •
• ~F 1.72.:340 101. the hardens, of Malto, owl:in:dug the Plummer, tel were taken by the friends of Mr. Hatch
le soli; osts, 11..1,0111 Cl4l .010 A. Oe.. are soon,
power. tuabe 4.lnisi.lerably extended. Last week's shipments of &tad. of • plan, towants the execution of which the to present a mernotial to the Queen, through the
The principles which guide the Govetnment in its licotelt pig-iron were on • fairly extensive scale, having vote WAS to lie applied, for soilorglng the acetitunnala- Secretary of State. praying for his pontos'. The
trial ii mai It the( ermanic Confederat• and the been 13,..i1d tons, AS C.011.10...1 With I:l,7fifi taus in the lit tn.increb"nt veasels sawoll as Her 3lajcsty's navy motretnal has been ferworded to Mr. Baron Channel',
Sterol:ln Diet in regard to the present highly-iMportant correspouslitm week of Ka --a moiety of the expense to be paid by the Maltese who tried the CAsA. All.l 1.1 now staying at Brighton, for
affairs have been explained doling dila Se.ion _
. The thotenntient. hid opinion, hut at the time of writing no answer has
Government alart will in f uture adhere to those print•iples. The vide underwent considerable discussion, and was been returned, and Mr. Hatch still rentaina • prisoner
and - will continue to regard the mainti nonce of the Court 1c tb3o. . ultimately agreed to. lin News:ate. Muth liatibeeu sai4l,4 Mr. Hatch absent-
ressegnised rights of . others as necessary for the mantle- : lit a Committee of Ways and Means, on the motion I ilig himself from home ; but it is sod generally known
mute, of it, own rights. Notwithstanding the tlifferenee The Queen and Court arrived at Osborne on Saturday of the CsisBvidispo of the EX1lIE141:1-.11. • resollltion 'tl ts• . t th dtien a
• t i all had been issued against
iI a i
of opinion exi.ting in reference to insport:tsit question., I we was agrael to, after delsat-. granting an exciae duty 14 ' him in respect of calla 11100 21.10 shares held by him in
in one Cretin% all the Ilertitatt Goveninienta and people Tile Queen's birthday was celebrated on Friday, the VISA. for a lietnee to be taken out Ity every maker if : the Genet at Indemnity 11411r:one Company, which is
are unus t i ttttt rot with tossed' and the Prussian people-- laic,. The tj„,,,1 „ts,„1001 at,,h,,(4,,1 0,, the churches "tweets" or made ...isles, or of 11011.11 or nwtheglin. for being *oiled up under a de.-rue of the Court of Clorn•
that is in unshaken fidelity bi the c. tttttt 11.11 Nth Thiel
s • • foul other public butildings, the church-bells rang a, s de, or by any slealer who shall sell the tonne in certain cery. A detainer was lodged at the prison, but yesten
and in the a •ruit- conviction thot Or. independence
, , . . . .1 merry teat, and the Queen herself in the afternoon held ' 'I" 'l,l'•tira- : •lay morning. by the all of a number of oyinsu. the
the nation and integrity 44 the tuitional territory are . a Draw ingroons. Its the evening mat of the l'abinet 1 'rite aljonreed debate on the .end reading of Sir aunt of brA) wos raised and poid by Mr. Holt, of Buck.
untters .4 iinsmrtaticst halt's! Which all internal labors Madders ;jive grand banquets, and the shops of the 'ldol Hot nanl's Act, S:c., Repeal Bill was then re- her-bury, bv way id e swomlae, so that when tha
and distension, disappear. 11 sal tritiesmen were illuminated. , sowed. Qacelia pitch ii arrivis be will Ise free. An action has
It is asaerte I Cott CM Ambassadors of the foreign Yee Queen has perch oted the picture of " The i Mr. lIENTINCK 1110./.1 to defer the second reading ' olnady bt/tU . iiiiiii cites d against Mr. I'lllllollo% till tic
Powers are alamt ta olsinott I explanations respecting a ' Governeas," painted by Miss OA /lilt, and exhibited at ' for aix months. His objection to the Rill was, lie .a.d. . I art 44 Mr. Hatch, tor us:themes prosecution. Mr.
Teed, if the Govennuent Couticillm M:sthis on the 214 , the Royal Academy. I th it it propos.4 to repeal an Act the object of whi. It ' jjetat hits silica., be U set at lilsetty.
hest, in whirls the Councillor recommen ;ell all intmiste ' Tlters•lay Is lug the list anniversary of the birthday WAS Aso I/M5'.lA A 11104 1111.01111./.00. FIVAA!IIt of goinitling,
alliance between Crus..ia nod Englund, in conaidemtion 'of her Mod f' • .'rations Majesty% the auspiciont. !Vent was ' that of too, fektirtr 0: ; and that it Was an attack upon '
of the Fnoretelle...Mn sill:lnce. celebrated at Windsor with the accustomed honors. the morals of the roman,. Crap( anti Cuittincrcc.
Awordinz to. the Krune it% itadg, ..Marshal m•Malion. ' Earle in the morning the bells of the - tat CIo,I l' I ' one ,if nit• 8 .I.IAirtni4IESEE it, in rlefemling the Bill, sail !
I
Commaittlenindlnief of the canto at Chalon*, •less St f•
. ....urge and St. John's church, pent forth joyous tie rele•al of Sir John lianotinVa .let tsould not iegalize STATE OF TRADE.
rereived orders tt. Wt. 1.0110 the Prints, Regent. in the peals, whish were condnued at intervals throu-bout llau'I'l!llg eontraets ; all trsnowtions in the muney-
name of the Ettiss•ntr of the Fr.meli, on his arrival at the doe. .tt noon a Royal solute wos find in 0;1,11, 111111 let would rentain preciaely as they 110 W Atoo.l. BAIINSLET, May 24.- The Liten trade, the staple
the Ert twit f tier. 'Me 1.1.""11 AM1.P..1.r at Kri.. Walk liy the Rs 'al !bout/sr:lh r. •:‘ R. •al salute wi ' Upon a Ili, is 011 A 11! PAC.m.I reading was carried by manufacture .4 this town and its immediate v.sinity,
Count Pourtal', will a' os ..o to Kato:an
~. AN . . telt to join the also liret at fort Helvidere, aini answered by the Royal
')
• '3
a ' - II I i . . ' liaa lately improved, and the operative,. te.th the lmnd•
Isol to 0.8, sow the _id. was Matt a wrung. time.
Prince Regent." Adelaide frigote, on Virginia Water. In the evening lit committee on the Excise and Assessed Taxes Acts, loom and the powerduom weavers, are well Alliploye,l.
the corporal' and their (nods partook of • sump- ' the CHANCEI.I.ton of the Exclientrat moved certain Mist kinds of atnmg fahried are in good demand f.,r tile
lonic minket. The drill, dausaak, diaper, and Alerting
times dinner at the White Hart Hotel ; a splendid fat . resolutions on the aubjects of pine lieemws out certi-
buck from the Great-park having been forwanled by I ficates and ttrencia to deal in game ; hut on the motion departments are tole:ably active, and a good number of
commend of her )lajeaty for the occasion. The Town• : of Mr. liNtGli rher the Chairman was entered tar report Molds are employed tea Olelll orders res'etitly received
fur window Idled'. Altogether the condition and pros-
hall awl brews of the Royal tradestwople presented a Pr .:;"-. sects of the trade here are satisfactory.
gay and lively sin...ranee, by a 111.11.111] of various hen- 1 Mr. G.OtNETT unwed the aecond reading of the Loco- I
item heariog the Royal arms. The Victoria and Albert ' motive Rill. Iddhs,cloth-bells have been rather thinly
attended by buyers Oda iiiii ming. Prices were firm, but
Cricket Club contmentml their weaston with • friendly I Mr. Cinema urged objections to the Bill. and
gates. iii the Hoitte-park ; and • half-holidav, as is cute i moved the adjournment of the debate, but withdrew only a 51111.11 141100114 of busineot was transacted. Stud!
tomary, was granted to the Etonian' in honour of the lois Motion, and the Rill was read a second time. parsads to till up stocks and job lots comprised the thief
day. . A discussion arose wadi a motion by Mr l'aubb, to kind of purcheara. There is a good deal of care maul-
the Prince and Princess Frederick William left Bee refer the Piers and Harboura Bill to a Select Committee tested on the part of merchants, the aspect of public
tin on Monday, with the young Prince, their WO, for inatend of being 'Or Ito a C 1111 l mittee of the whole affairs being in many respects of an uncertain diaracter.
Pots.lain, where they hare taken up their summer House, the motion being ultamately agreed to. V. rule atcaily in price, and have au upward reciter
residence in the new poluce. The adjourned debate upset the second reading of the titan • 110AllAard tendency.
Metropolis Local Management Act Amendment Bill was Marscnusren, Vs-Oar market continues much
resumed, and after some diem:trawl die Bill was read a affected in prices, and there is exceedinglv little business
aec 1111 l : time. doing. The effect of the alterations in the Indian tariff
i Sr .1. liege obtained leave to bring in a Bill to and of the anomalies in lite valnetions of goods, of
The authorities at this Hun, Guards have directed a i estoblish at Smithfieldi in the city if Loudon, a metro- which sits ices were received last week from Calcutta,
and depresaing character. and
letord of ft..yol Engineer and other officers to he : polite!' market for 'nest, poultry, and other provisions, has been uf a very serioua
for the iirexent there ia almost a 14011 C, Soll far as ticirca
assembled for Cu. purisose of making a survey end re- ' and for rdlier pnrpons.
je nutg upon the condition stf the Goveniutent stores The Howe: wino:trued at 10 minutes past 1 o'clock. are concerned. 'li is a At/UrA!. may paas awes- hefore
1011 g, AS bUSIIIII. men gradually acconitinelaCe them.
at Purfl. et. Tilbury Fort. tied Chathatu. ,• ---
lir addition to the Mrs" Regiment, which has en.- ! FRIDAY . selves to the new state a thing.. It is probable, how-
ve, a canr:dttf p
I at Calcutta for England, informathei has been :la .rd PAI.NIERWr.:( moved the: a naleet comm erth t the hge will I alto a r ucti o o rices
ittee be
rte , and tins result is rapidly
ft:Celt-ea at lii gen-item that the Ist Battalion .4 ' 111/11.,ince.1 to search th e jounetk of both 11.11 ho I.finr-
f. mot permiownt character
the filli (the Kin,, e) Regiment is now on its passage liainsod. in order to atwertein ton! report on the pra ice t,,hg Pl''''' Itlrea.lY. i.a,t week. pr,ices vs..ere a good
, home frous India in three divisions, and may be est- of each House with regard to the several deiscriptioes 1.1 "'" auPPnrien hY the contracts sn haul ; ht. then: to.
bcing costaidenably reamed by Metall:olW Liking Miran-
! peeled to arrive at Graveeu iel during the prettent sum- Bills imposing or repealing taxes. La ° a ey' rj op '"rtur! itY to ualtml orders where a delay
, ister. utter an 1.1.10.11(10 .4 upwents of 14 year.., the regi- After • few remarks from Sir J. PakiNu'roYt, ixineur- g 1
I went hoeing left England in April, 11441_a. During the ring lel the tion, . of 5501 gle day occurs us a delivery, from whatever acci-
dent 4.r cause.* Manufardurers east enpgel are more
toile the find hattalMn of the Stli has been in India it Mr. sl AJIES anal in his opinion there was no I:tette:ay
! ties seen a great 11.111 of service. It was one of the regi- wbste,er fume th. app,a,atmem, of a 00,..„iataa aa aarch anxious sellers under these circumstanc t a heavy es, a
[election on die rate current three week% ago.
INDI.I. ' menta which !sore the most conspicuous part in the sup- fur once lents. Rs Dalt: '4 --The market todiav hies been • peal
pression of the great Indian revolt. It served at the Mr. W. D. Sat-more objected to the terms of the -- Kli •• - • - •
We have received pepera (n em Ibmibay to April 27. aiege All.l assault of Delhi in Itl:t7, under Col. Greediest, referenee, and tithe nicuilatni pro sl to form the
• de .I more estimated than best week. 1t ools are even
The •• . honcral news is very meagre. The prevailing topic in .1 d•• I 'fi I t tl ' tlThis '
ca mg the sot I ay* gimg wi tin te city. is committee. higher than they were then, and are very firmly held,
of diacusaitm is Mr. Whatu•s budget, and Sir CI • boles : regiment Vtl. also present in the action at Balundslaur, Mr. T. Dratsmse obaerred that the Lords hail not oat that manufacturers are demanding amile edvance for
. .
- - - - - '-• - •• - • - -•- •"" • - "- •• ---' '• • -II ;de • had only deferred the second Pannell. and other woolkn goods. If late prices had
. . . ._ . _ _ ' - manufacturers many enters would

TURKEY AND THE EAST.

Adriiva from Ally° to the 24th of April state thnt
IvltlrcN. hail been 'spited nit t the gates inciting the
inhabitants to iinssacre the The thicentor,
who inis 111C11 And cannon. hail interfered and
arrested the prineipal le tiler. The garrison was con-
sidered inwitlicient. no Christians, bang unarmed,
feared • fresh expluition of fanaticism.

...Hate...don IS 011. •• ....
Treyclvall',l lislillac. In the I,,,gii,l4ivu Council on the the battle .1 Agra:the action at Dilkoodas, the relief of I rejected the Bill; they had only fivlca•s.. ..._ - , ... : Ili hs
14th Mr. Wils .... I MS the scnotd reading of the Luchnow by Isir.l Clyde, the Wattle of Cawnpore, and - reading for six mouths. They had intended that (heir ; r'le" ac,ce"'", `o 7', x .
but manufacturers bung off,
Imolai.. Tax !hi!, enterol into fuller explanatien of the the action of Kiimiegainj. In all the engagements the decision sl ..... Ist be tants ito a rejection i but that j have "'en given .o.''''''
generel principles of the measure. With reference to gullant gth sum•rot
the minute of th. Governor of Madras. he said that the so weakened that the service companies at the present j endeivour to dere at that intenthm by taking the Lords ' advances' terms.
lbcat-MAKKET.—The decision in the House of Lords
members of the Governinaat had felt deep and pantie' time number only about 400 bayonets. -f he depot, at iat their word, and seeing %bother they would Pass the
estouishaient at wow; then:to:no conceived and ex- Chatham is, however, very stru g, numberiiig about 500 • 11•11 • . 1 H d b f d was received On Tliesday 1110 ...... g ii. the city with al-
sa ix mobtas mire. e 11111VC , y way O einem - .
pressed ill such a tone einpuetieg Ir a subordinste si •
len asf all masks, which will rnaise the regiment to its meet, is resolution to that effea. nu mt univereel satisfacti.in, not as a hostile in ore
ibwerialw•nt. It us oan ,qspositmo wdhout parallel in romireall 11111likr. This :amendment was seconded lay Mr. WHALLEY. against the Cabinet, or may member .1 it, but as an ea
In line hi or 11.iweva, the Covernicod 'ad no ____ . - uf or ti 1 precaution. ytd. feeling ill ill RO Wuy
dolliil WilSl CollEse to mir•Sle. Tin/ Vt..re 10,111•10.1 101
111111 he gr.•saiols Com entering into controversy on the 13aliantrittarn 13apris. •ti ..n. atel recounting for the eloence of any strong ex. ; diminished by th oi
e intimatn made by Lord Granville
..- pr. wild' of public 1.1. i .. i.. n upon it riotoday hy the mix. l' that the revenue receipts at
;prem. nt proiniseyo_prevent
milaject, but they hail Liken Such steps as were due to a iiehmenev during the coming.)ear, ii cc his Liirdship
. I%•l4.••aintatiens .4 the " dine" pres• of Loniiiin e•Mt• -
tile pUldie interest. and their ciao position to obviate Noe Evelost•ne Aev...-Ity an Act which has just I plailost ef aie via .ueness ol the reference under.ulat..sh
Cia. mischief ulildi might ler couurd by this art of receimd the Ihl al assent the following Ii cc. have been thi• co Anaitt•e worild act. . admitted that the China war may alter the account, awl
I iii noW known that lhiii Cur m 11.4 he carried on lipoll
" wanton in.lisetinMn." ..nlered to be forth.% ith enclosed :- Ashley, Southaamp- : 1..4-.1 J. Mrs:WU. oppmed the uniendment and the I a decisive ecale. The news regardielg I laribalda retlal:a.
ope ie ational pa Italy
The Wuserees hel attaskol ll'•alonel Litinstlen's tiin ; Miouteil Keynes Broadlinr.,4, Mu ore ; foeingt.,n, ' prop ocal cf Mr. Br ight, and illstified the terms of the : strengthened the hth n th n rty in
robust'', and di.l 1111 l e. ilatii nee. chiefly to the eminuiss- may Lecome sufficiently strong tit throw obstacles in tim
York ; Stokerow. Oxford ; Ithes-y-thol-common, Angle- ; reference.
ariet. but thew wen, revoked with luievy hoe. General my ; flighsicle•par.tore verh ; I jenechang-ely.ceeyd. Mr. CLAY objected lo the I.llll4lilment that it Pro- • w"Y
tlaiddleirliPri •iving join.. It .d. Luansden, the Wuzerees din and Ceenes, Ca'rel' V D •• ' 1 f ; .1" •. 1 fthat I
.gan • ..n finery, evon ; Vlllll 110 nicane o VIII lesling the privi cotes .. ltalian territory.
of foreign intrigues for further porteuen of the
tesicuated the 'daces they held and retreatol. lit ugh and Llanadeplien. lianilor ; Battlewo 111 l nun, . Imo. ... 1 N•dice has been given that the June Exchequer-bills
will be renewed at their present rate .1 *I. (Cr dey.
. Sir Jailors Outram had bit Cala:one fur Calle to re- Brectali ; Haistleviconnuon Hereford • Eenninot. ii Ulill Atter further discussitin, Mn Bright's inotiiin for the I
eruit his haelth, worn oUt bv the lal .l transacting . Gouglibin Alsi,li", Kent ; 'Amsted, Ee'aeg • en.teldro. idly, • adjournment of the ‘Whate and Mr. Duncouthe's sun 11
Lim new bills uoll be iwuesl on
for linlllo ISIOUMIS tin WhOlo ithour of the Goverumeut of C able field, Brecon. • r meta were both withdrawn, slid the debate then tunied I Inter'st will cen'". m°l ---
, TM y aye to he Fria in by the 4th sal( Janie, when the
India. NEW MARRIAGE ACT. —An Ad of Parliament has 1 upon the number and a. position of the
- 'Om it I
ttir Cumetjee Jamsetjes. the Parsee Ila v met, visits just been printed to amend the Acts relatin ' 1 • 1 • edl Iltl ot • Intle discount:market smile transactions have taken
g to ww al hook % Agra. that the Imo err s lois . he -
..1 at tlie
Firoand• with a lar w r.til ue His visit t E
•.0 . •1,%. a . s 0 sagland law marriages in England end Ireland by extending certain thosteml of 19. " .riai"llY I•rotamcdli and the utemhera. ' phew at 4ji, and there was scarcely any deman
Ow litth.
created no mall 5E11.601 AMORE 1110 11SliVEs, &MI great , provisions thereof to persous profewing with the Society to the number of 19. were nominated. Batik.
are the errectatoms of the reeeptbm the Be t will of Friends celled guehers. It is now en cloth that the tan tl.e motion, by Lord PALMEttnToX. thin the Botme •
meet with in England. and little change bra taken place.
, 111 AI riagei of Quakers may be solemnized in cares where at vs rising /10 adjourn until Thuraley next, iln the foreign stockunatitet business has been limited,
--------- one only or where neither of the parties shall be • Mr. T. liuNcwita: ni.ked whether, in coneequeuce of ; t.!•"'!..SS•Sfr.!•"2.--r-
-• CHINA. member of the Society of Friends. The enactments now I the hribery and corraptioti reported to prevail at electioes : Atincititure.
A telegram reeeivea by one a the find lionses in the • iaa.f....iti.teid....r.ectto extend to every 'marriage contracted mlfo loc
thingr and Weke t
fiehl, Her Maje: ty's Government ,
lot Any h. propese upon he subject • if not, by I
Chiva trate co 11111 l uuicates the imminent intelli b. • • ensm •
, N %VT tstrrtruENTAfir EsTimATIL—A supplementary what tii•dit mid fiar what purpose the issue ,:r new writs 1 11,0 T AL AGRICULYCKAL SuCIETT Or ENGLANIK—The
tint the ultimatum preseutcal by Logi:m.l and France I estinece 1,,,, I, en ; eel • e that ' " 1
to dm, places was deleye.. 1 balf-yeerly gairral meeting ol the members of this
leo leen absolutely :ejected it the Einieror of Chum i •• ' - ..., ......,` ; - ;--' '. elating jai ...a evote 14
Coweimently, the nortM•ru pot. ef the empire have romared of ......iew toe/Inds iireocmg Silo essonoug the 111 aln emtveMeti°ll the subject dropped. and 1 society tech.a.lal am Tuesday 1..4 at the offices, 12.
been blockaded by the allied Meet. Cr eat Britain thee ' great harbour at MAO. There will still remain a The (rDirstsmus: millet attention to • pruelametion ffsimevr-squure ; Eurd Walsing,ham. President of the
appears to be dehWtively LIM 11l died to another Chiba further 'um of V 101,0% to be voted in future yeera for recently issued by tha•Coverninent an Ireland, conteiniog I society, wee in the chain Lind BrialaTf• Sir W. W•
the col4.l.•tion of the work. a coition intended to prevebt Irishmen from taking 1 Wynn. Colonel flood, Mr. :Bailey, M.P., Mr. Barrow,
war, with its accompanying exiwuses. ' , Emit-rum YEARS' INConr..T.tx.--It may he gathered Her. S. e with the Pope. : M.P.. Mr. limit M.P., tied i•thers, were present. (In the
; (roan the Statistiial Abstract thatmoretliankl2s,oo6.ooo Mr. CAenverdt. odd the conduct .1 the Irith Govern- I DRAW:. .4 Mr. Beaker, M.P., seconded by Sir.
THE SICILIAN REVOLUTION. I have been Maid as ilac 1111 l e-tee bine., it was reestablished tuent had been dictated by no tyrenilical tire, hut 1 wynn, Karl Posit was nionimonsly elected Preideut•
by the late Sir K. Peel. was 10111 ply in obedience to the law. which render...lit I The eice-proaidepts &lid trustees lasting been elected.
Advices from Messina to the 214 inst., receiecl at 1 - is•nal for any subj... t of Her Majesty, without I The following repot of the couucil wits read by Mn.
Alabeilles, state that Oil the :WI ill.t.dit forty-six }; arthlt Sa lienatiesion. to take service with any foreign Sovereinn, , Hall Dare, the secretary :
Neapol.tan dcorders were tired at while paesing tc. the and they had leaned not a proclamation, but • notice:hy 1 "'llwwwietv condas at the present time of 72 life
iusurgenis. . --ses— -- • way of warnieg, of the provisions of a statute applicable I goy,...„„rs. Hijannicd rwernorp, toll life numbers, •nd
Tri considerable diseanharkstions of volunteer. Moot of the thadows that cross our path through life had .
am to the United Kingdom, a hich they were bound to carry I 4,017 enamel aileinlers, noking• total of 5.165 name,. on
taken 'place et San Stefano de Camp I MU. dby attending in our own light.
estre to the tight, iuto effect. . the list. The finames of the society have oil no loniser
and at Kanto Van to the left of Palermo. I " Meths Tr, Et KS Itioin.---In walking always turn Mr. MosseLL cowiderol the answer of Mr. Cardwell I .oei.a..ion been in so favourahle • woolit' • The dividend
The riding at 31e...i1ia had not yet taken Owe. ; your toes out and your thoughts inwanls• The former nivolti,factory, and that the Government had Out held ion the estate of the late secretary aniumits to
. -
It was expected that l'..ler 1111 l would soon aurrender. - will present you from falling into cellars, the latter from I the halianee even. I E 970 Ito. 10.1., beldag at the rate of Ilk 11.4.1. ill the
A pros Lunation by the committee of Polerino had falling into iniquity. Mr. BatITTElt called attention to • despatch of Mr. I pound, which Imes been paid in to the tociety'a bankera.
been posted up in all parts of that town, anemia'. ing : THY. MUST DST.—The expect of the town is not Elgott. ‘htetl Neples, March 23. characterising it at 1 Tile funded capital, %Wel stood at 110,010, hes beets
the victorious march of Garibaldi, and that Sicily I what it is ulmo ordinary dap. How the lovely drags itisnliMe. to the Sovereign of the State to whirls lie was I raised by further investments to the &moment of
would soon become independeut. It elm othh.,l , I sweep past with the slim young men in dusty paletots, iseervalited, and aekel whether alaythiug_would 1. done 1 £12,000 in the New Three _per Cen n
Cents. The Finace
0 Even the Neapolitan police are commencing to desert and whitr lusts, and blue seats, snil the very members I.'make waist:mil 111 l to. the King of Naples, mid to . cosumite have appointed Meows. Quitter and Ball to
their Master." and terminated with " Viva il Re Eus- of the Shoehlack Brigade cheer them AS they go by, and vindi.t.. the diplomacy of this teiontry. Ibe the professional aceouutants of the society, who, by
mumel," " Viva Garibaldi." ' lose them bee mac they are going to the Derby nith a Lori PsEctritsTos esplaiinst the fium connected with frequent met close examination of the looks an'd
The general plan of carillabli's movement (observes I pomp an,l mdelnuity worthy of the occasion. It is just the despatch. which, lie said, whether agreeable or not. accounts. will materially essist the committee. The
flafimiuno sluice., to have been dith,d, so lie is now I what the little fellows would do thelloodees if 'the elided I...thieg but the truth. 1111 l Ibe gave • brief recital council have elected Professor Vueleker, the society's
directing all ilia efforts and romumes towards Sicily I balance at their banker's was in • more satisfactory eon. of the barbarities of the Nesmiliten tolice. ' consulting clayinist, to be an honorer) member of the
alone in order to make that Wow', if he should succeed ' dition• And then the great vans --the liolyday vans-- Thia discuwion was continued by Mr. HEYSitune and society. The cousulting
in beemaing master of it, the hwis of suleopicnt 1 and the business sans converted into holyday vans for Mr- O'BitIEE, and the Mott 111 l for adjournuieut was then sations on the following %%abject.. :—Field experimente
operations ageinet the handlom of Naples. All volnn- , the MCI/1101i. I should really be afraid to make • guests ats'etal to. elayinist is engaged in inveati-
on wh d tu
eat., barley, and ; the action of simple
teem are, until further orders, to he directed by small 'at the ousehee of 2.)oo„ogor, each contains—speaking 'CI.. at .'CI.. Savings Banks and Friendly Societies'. Invest- paling oumpounde on the moil ; the feeding value and
IWO/Chine:Ms Ws/liras tficily ; they will, it w anon 'oil ; ratoloin, I should he inclined to say thy number between mesas Bill was committed pro !wind. ' .eolllpOrition of ManStild pulp ; the chymistry .ICherne
lend at points previously fixed on, "and theme proceed
quarter., where they will be formed into - :without taking the duety babies into The Spirits lull and the Municipal Conmrations (DV and butter. The comma. [laving determined to select
to Meal . . account. The very horses mein to rejoice in the parlor- land) Art Amendment Bill were read a secoud time. • literary-and scietit.fic editor .1 the society's journal.
panies and b.analions. If IllEcsm eIO.R. 011EihRilli's . Iliallec of their D•srlay duties, end cast encouraging looks The ImakeePers' Liability Bill was for some time ' have appointed Mr. Phillip H. Freer to that office, and
'
tef irts, be hopes, the latest accounts from his friends I out of the corners ef their eves, as if the addition of • miler discussion hi co ;Coe, wheu the Chairman was j 1'1.01116r high teatimonials exhibited by that gentleman,
aisle, to orgaiaixe a formidable est... Mimi make a des- ! few more pawensiers would fill up the measure of their turd--red tb leave the chair I feel coufidence in hoping that he will succeed in conchict-
cent cm Calabria. raise the country, and extend the iii-' hilarity and seti.faetion, And now tho Hannan cake The It freahment Holmes anti Wine Licences Bill w" I in; th.• soc'ety's luublics:4 with efficiency and Ulu un.
surreetionary movement from the south to the north of men have rigged up their vehicles with veils to keep out mad a third time and owed. I The arrangeolosts for flue Cauterbury meeting. to he
the kingdom. The Neapolitan Government a tile dust, and altogether have an appearance as though The rei ort of the Cisme:ince of Supply was brought h.;.3 the week commencing the 11th of July, are proem&
al-pears to le
nwier4and the great importance of env:ink-ally defend. ; they would scorn to look upon the run to the Derby as up and aureed to. ins setisfactorily. The implement yard will adatain
lag Sicily. Sin gumtrees are to be charged with th• a purely commercial transaction—what they really want The remaining orders having been &Venni of, the nearly • mile and a quarter of shedding, is addition to
guard °I the °wet* and they will be composed el about is not au exorbitant fare, but the presence of a couple House adjourned at half-past 12 o'clock until Thurada • very large entry
_of machinery in motion; said the
fly vowels of war of all sues. The superior command of kindled sidliki•—thelell- Watt next. entry of stock & will close on the first ol has, is

it. The hill, the stand, the corner, was e_
dense mass of human beings of every grade, from peers
to pickpockets. " Aunt Sally." were this time too
many for their admirers, and their battered countenances
were left uutioticed hy the crowd who thronged in little
groupes all over the course to gaze upon the real batter-
ing of couutenarries afforded by a glove repetition of the
contest between Heenan and Sayers. There is no
disguising the fact that the "noble art of self-defence."
as exemplified on Wednesday by the ' lu 11l i l larks
.1 the ring. all over the ground, was the attraction of
the day. Even the light of science peled before the
excitement of "stopping," "feinting," or" hitting with
the left ." and the men with voltaic batteries, hitherto
so patronised, in vain besought the lassers-I.y to take
the most astounding shock for "only one ha'penny."
The first race on the Derby Day is very touch akin to
the first dull piece on • Boxing-night. It enables
pe,.ple to take their places, mei nothing more. On
W. tint-A.l.y it seemed scarcely to answer even this slight
purpose, for the course was again 4:r...iged its stem as
the hor-es iiss..d. It w..:, not ill tie clamour of the
14 UPTU R ES EFFEC'TU ALLY CURED
bell isan.e.l tootle that the event was ne .r at hand that
tl.e multitude f .irly settiel down for that gr.at race. ou I.lli WITHOUT A TRuss.—All sufferers from this
e% complaint are tan
hick one we% or the other, throughout the countiy, wstly invited to onnusunicate with
more than a 'Milton is annually staked. Profeswr Thompson, as lie Clllloutowientiously guarantee
The hell rings • warning peal, and the race for the them relief 111 every case. His celebrated remedy has
has emiimeneed. Fur • few sec 1111 l is, which ael•Ill "ccv"ful in In'at' th°°*"." of ca*e''. and to aPPIi-
Derby horatouen is hidden. but at last cable to every variety of single or double rupture, bow-
hke hours, the group of
it elm rges on the hill a little relates. knot, which apt ever laid or long standing, In either sex, of any age ;
perently a Ode cloth might eoser. The limn of ex- effecting a perfect cure in • short time, without confine-
pet tation deepens into a r ...r of delight and wild excite- ment or inconvenience, thus doing away with any
nont. and, as the ,!nil reverberation of the hoofs is further necessity for wearing trusses, or other support
—a BOON that munot fail to be appreciated by the
heti d coining up the straight, there is a shout of "Hate
off !" and some 200.11110 people stand bareheaded, with afflicted. Persons in any part of the World can have
their white face.. glancing in the loin, as they strain the remedy went to them, post free (packed so that no
their gaze with pamful eageruzio noon the courw. one MU know the contents), with full and ample iustruc.
Nearer and nester come, the ruck of horses. Men tutus for use, On receiet of 10.. in postage stamps. or by
shout, they don't know why, as the bright group, with post office order, payable at the General Post Office to
ding, and all goaded to their madileat Dr. Ralph Thomson, :53, Clarence Road. Kentish Town,
ionic few horses lea
112.....1, come dying opandkert London. Consultations daily by appointment.
chiefs are waved shit cries and cheers and clapping of An Essay on the Nature, Causes, Symptoms, and
hands as they thunder up and past. It's Wizard !--it's Treatment of every kind of Rupture, with a large col'
Thormanby I—lt'a Umpire ! shout the crowd, as they lotion a Testimonials from patients cured by this
overwhelm the police and follow madly atter them. No remedy, will be tent, free by post, on receipt of one
one knows anything till pigeons are men flying in all PefinY .tamPt
direction*, and there is great cheering at the chair as The following extracts are given with the full consent
a black and white numbs, goes up at the post. It is lof the writers. No. 97. "1 write to inform you that
Thonu fishy after all --and the Iterlty of IMO is as much lily rupture is quite cured. J. Mills." No. 110. "Your
a thing of the past as the first race that was ever seen at remedy softened the part, took away the pain, and
Epoom. quite cured the rupture in a fortnight.— R. Ward." No.
The favourites at atarting were Mr. Nictol's Wizard 213- "1 am happy to tell you I am cured. although
(3 to 2), Mr. Metry'a Thortnauby (5 to 1), and Mr. Ten I had • cold all the time I was using your reuiedy.—R.
Bnieck's Cmpire, an American horse (5 Li 1.) Thor- Gist." No. 103. "Tint rupture has never been down
manby came in drat anti the Wizard second ; the third *ince I used your remedy.---J. nude." No. 787. "1
was fille
place filled by Captain Christie's Horror, agsivax used your cure three mouths ago, and the rupture has
which horse the talthi were 20 to lat 'darting. Thor- never been dovrn since.—J. Thorogool." No. 1,192.
masiby ran home an ca.y winner, by • length and a half ; Mine was a congenital rupture; my doctor did not ex-
four lengths separated the second from tha third, and reset such a perfect cure.---G. &liable." No. 2,913.
four lengths the third from the fourth. Ump.re was •It h been as never down since I used your treatment.
—Mrs. Sarah Hetwell." No. 9, 422. "Dear Sir,—lt
filth,
The defeat of I%llldr° was a great discouragement to is with the greatest pleasure I have to inform you that
the American party.who liati calculated with much con- my daughter is entirely cured of the rupture ; and you
Silence upon being enabled to carry the Champion's belt are quite at liberty to make use of iny name upon this
and the Blue Riband of the turf to America. Prior to subject in any manlier you may think proper. 1
the rice the owner of Netheerhe bodged an objection remain, yours truly, Charles Nelson. June 25th, 1858."
against Umpire. On the ground that the horse wee not No. 4,218. "The remedy was done a fortnight ago,
of the age described. Mr. Merry was warmly ctingratu.. and it seems all right so far.—.l. Thorne." No. 6,217.
listed on the success of his horse. and it is said he " I find myself • great deal better, and lam thankful
wins, in beta alone, upwards of £70,000. Nutbourne to God for it; my rupture has all disappeared.—W.
broke ilJwn when running very prominently. Harding." No 6,221. "I am thankful to say lam
--.....5. perfectly well. —B. Batty." No, 7.001. "The rupture
as quite cured.--A. B." No. 9,429. "IL has relieved
sue perfectly."—W. Wright."

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