The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-12 00:00:00

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YORK SPRING MEETING.—YESTERDAY.
BIENNIAL STAKES.
Butterfly walked over.
FLYING DUTCHMAN HANDICAP.

Sutton
Flash-in-the-Nu
Basilisk

Five ran.
LONDESBOROUGH CUP.

Horace

lied Eagle
Comfoner

Sixtt.en ran.
SCRAM BLE.

Miss Whip
Brandy Ball ..

Eleven ran.
RAWCLIFFE.

Walloon ..
Dutchman

Five ran.

SALISBURY
RACES.-YESTERDAY,

HANDICAP PLATE.

Lord Palmerston
Romsey

LONGLEAT.

Fetyavou
Rajah Brook

WILTON PARK.

,Te.,Ede Browne
Isthmien .....

LONGFORD.

Brother to Rainbow
Cronstadt

LATEST BETTING.
MANTCHESTER.

• Tnr. DF.RDT.---3 to 1 aget The Wizard, taken ; sto I agst St.
Albans, offered to take 6 to 1 ; 7 to 1 agst Umpire, taken ; 8 to
1 apt Thormanby offered, 9 to 1 taken ; 12 to 1 agst Main-
stone, taken ; 14 to 1 agst Nutbourne, offered ; 12 to 1 axst
Buccaneer, offered; 25 to 1 agat Cramond, offered; 25 to 1
aget Horror, offered ; 30 to 1 agst Sutton, offered, 40 to 1
taken; 50 to 1 aget The Rap, offered; 50 to 1 agat Cape Fly-
away, offered.

RACING FIXTURES FOR 1860.
• MAY.
Bath l5 Manchester
. .

30
31

'Harpenden lB Hung erford...
Epsom Summer Meeting
JUNE.
Ascot
Hawick 8 Stockbridge
Hampton l3 Winchester 1
Newton l3 Newcastle...
Southampton •l5 Chelmsford..
Odiham ..

20
21

26

JULY.

Newmarket July Meeting.. 3 Nottingham l7
Calli-lo
,WcrreetterSnirmier 3f eeting 5 Stamford l9
Liverpool 9 Knuteford
liridgcnci
Cambridge .. .i. ll Goodwood 24
Abingdon l2 Hartlepool.
Pontefract
AUGUST.

Brighton
Brighton Club
Wolverhampton
•
Reading.
Radcliffe
Egham

1 Oxford
3 rlymouth
6 York
Lichfield
13 Stockton
14

*

SEPTEMBER.
4 Leicester—
MonmoUth
6 Richmond .
11 Manche ter Autumn
17 Newmarket F.0.M..
OCTOBER.
Bedford 3 Newmarket Houghton
Newmarket 5.0.111 A Worce6ter Autumn
NOVEMBER.
Hereford 1 Shrewsbury Autumn M..
Liverpool Autumn Meeting 7

Warwick
Derby
Kelso
Doncaster
Chesterfield ,

10
20
~..

COURSING FIXTURES FOR 18&O.
OCTOBER.

Place. County. Judge Meeting.
Wiltshire (Amesbury) Wilts
S. Lane. (Southport).. Lancashire
Raldoek Club. Hertfordshire. Mr. Warwick l7, &c
County Louth Club.... Ireland 17, IA
Bronghani & W. Open Westmoreland. 13, &c.
Brough &Catter'k 0.0 Yorkshire
Cardington Club Beds Mr. Warwick..... 29, &c

S, &e,
13, &o
13, Are
ite
20, 21
..... 21, 22, 23
21, 22, 23
. 29, 30

NOVEMBER.
Scarborough
Newmarket Champion buffolk. ......
Coquetdale (Open) Northumberl'd
Melton Union Club
Ifrepton Court Cham. Mithilesex
Clesb Lanceshiro
Marham Ctlh
West Herefordsbise,... Herefordshire .
DECEMBER.
Bridekirk • Cffirilterland.... Mr. A. Dalzell.
Baldoek Open Champ. flertfotdanire • Mr. Warwick
Ridgway C (Southport) Lancashire .
Mountainstown. Club... Ireland
JANUARY, 1561.
. Lancashire
Beds.

AIt,AT Club
Cartfingtun Club

5
ite
6,
12, 13

23, 24
Mr. Warwick... 29, &c.

lit tyrortal remains of the late Archbishop of York
will be Interred in Kensall-green Cemetery to-day.
The Corriere Ittereablile states that Cardinal Pren,
Archbishop of Bologna, has written a letter to the King
of Sardinia, couched in most improper language.
The Globe understands that, in all probability, Dr.
Langley, the Bishop of Durham, will succeed the late
Dr. Musgrave, as Archbishop of York. .
The _Daily News defends the Anglo-French corn_
mercial 'treaty against what it terms the rhodnmontade
of its violent opponents.
We understand that his excellency Sir H. Barkly,
K.C.8., governor of the colony of Victoria, is'cominz
home on leave of absence on private affairs.—Austraiiatt
and New Zealand Gazelle.

DOVER, May 11.—The Citizen steamer, from Water-
ford to London, went ashore at four a.m., close to the
Dover railway station. It is hoped she will be got off
next tide , weather moderate.
As it is considered probable that her Majei:ty will
review the Volunteer Forces later in the summer, no
field day will take place in Hyde Park on May 18.—
Th r Tines.

There is at present n mule, seemingly in good health
and strength, drawing milk daily to the Baitinglass
workhouse, from Joseph Nolan, Esq., of Corrigeen,
which wa4 employed in the rebellion of 1798, carrying
military stores to the army whilst at Vinegar-hill.—
Trilterforel Chronicle.

It is stated in a letter from St. Petersburg that the
Etriperor of Russia, on the report of the Minister of
Justice, hsa just decreed that burgesses and enfranchised
peasants shah henceforth, like nobles, not be subject to
corporal punishment, unless in virtue of a regular
judgment..

Lord Haddo proposes reviving the subject of female
models. On Tuesday next he will move that " the
exhibition in schools of art of females wholly unclothed
ought not to receive the sanction of a public grant of
money to the schools in which such practice is adopted."
We have very much pleasure in announcing that her
Majesty, at the recommendation of Lord Palmerston,
has been pleased to confer upon Mr. Erskine May, of
the House ,of Commons, the honour of a Civil Com-
patilmiship of the Beth, in recognition of his public
services.--Ths Times.

The -Belgian journals state that the'fortifications of
Antwerp are advancing but slowly, owing to many
cases of fever among the workmen. It is also said that
the wages paid are insufficient to induce the best to
remain. This state of things causes great dissatisfac-
tion among the townspeople.

James Turnbull, described as cashier at the British
Linen Corporation Bank, Melrose, Roxbuxghshire, was
brought up before Sir R. W. Carden on Monday, charged
with enibczaliug a large burn of money. The case was
remanded, in order to give time for the officer to arrive
and convey the prisoner to Scotland.
During his stay at Bologna, the King of Sardinia
received a deputation from the clergy of that city who
read an address expressive of their loyalty and attach-
ment to his person. After it had been read, the King
requested them to give it to him, upon which they
offered to prepare a copy, authenticated by their signa-
tures; but his Majesty preferring that which had just
been read, it was immediately handed over to him.
A NEW MODE OF CANONIZATION.--The Gentleman's
Magazine, in noticing the progress of architecture,
mentions the following comical canonization :—The
Independents follow'closely in the wake of the-Church.
They have got
,over their objections to steeples and
crosses, and now, it would seem, to the names 4' eaintr.
St. David's, Lewisham-road,
,the first Independent
church, we believe, with a saintly title, is so named in
honour of the late Lord Mayor, Alderman David Wire,
under whose patronage it was built! It into he, when
entirely completed,'a cruciform structure, with a well-
developed chancel, and a tower and spire 160 feet high ;
decorated in' style, and built of Kentish rag, with Bath
stone dressings.-- Weekly Register.
PAUPER CHILDREN. A parliamentary return has
just been issued showing the number of children between
3 and 15 years of age who should be chargeable to the
poor-rates of the several parishes and unions in'England
and Wales, but who should not be inmates .of work-
houses or of any school for pauper children, on the Ist
of July, 1859, distinguishing the number of Irish
children who should then be attending day schools, viz.,
1.. At the cost of their parents or relatives.- 2. At the
cost of the poor-rates. 3. At the cost of other parties.
t. The number of such children who should then not
be attending any day school; and, 5. Those who should
then be in work. The number of children who were
attending day schools at the cost of their parents or
relatives on the Ist of July, 1859, was for England and
Wales, 65,656. The number of children who were
attending day schools at the cost of the poor rates, was
6,863. The number of children attending at the cost
of other' parties (comprehending children attending
charity or free schools, for whose instruction no pay-
ments are made by their parents or relatives) was
35,212. The number of children who were not attend-
ing any day school was 48,385 ; and the number of
children,who were at work was 34,364.

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