The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-07 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1867.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

ORYSTAL PALACE.—City Companies, Firms,
V Societies, Clubs, or Schools, desirous of holding their
ANNUAL DI NN RI or TIM at the Crystal Palace are requested
to apply for tonne to
BERTR AM and ROBERTS, Refreshment Department.

ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.
(Managing Director, Mr. Y Strange., Three BOMA, 200
Damns, 00 Inatgantentallsts, Bingen, acrobats, Mimics Pte.
tures, Latest Telegrams, Saloons, Supper-ruoms, Lavatories,
Smoking-roans, Evening Paper: 10 Orchestral Pieces Every
Night. Open at Hall-past Seven, begin at &set. Priceo—la,
Os., and ; Reserved Seats, as. ; Private Homo, Mom L 1 la
Boantlion open from Eleven to lour.

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS 21
lanst
Hol—The moat spacious and brilliintly-d
Ball Boon% and the best band in Loudon. OPEN for CONCERT
and DANCINd EVERY EVENING. Musical Director, Mr. W.
M. Packer. Open at MU-put 8; close at Aturrion.
throughout, la

CligtlNG semi-detached VILLA REM-
)INcs, containing ten rooms conservatory, and ante-
room, stained glass erindows, gas, and Venetian blinds through-
out. to be LIT or SOLI), with beautiful flower gardens taste-
fully laid out, summerhouse, ornamental lases, Sc Rent on
lease, Cl 5 per annum ; or purchase, 8.6 ground rent, mug lame,
tint-rate Ling 800 guineas, including fixture'. £6OO can remain.
—Apply to *r. WM. WILLIAMS, Surveyor, 18, Queen-street,

ELEGANT detached VILLA RESIDENCE to
UT or SOLD, In a beautiful open and select locality,
and containing ten excellent rooms In beautiful order, pa
throughout. and Venetian blinds. Handsome lawn. Rent 70
guinesa, for three or seven ; or purchase, MO guineas. Only
£7 ground rent. First rate title sod long tease. £too Can re-
math. —Apply to Mr. WM. WILLIASIn, auctioneer and Mr-
veyur, it, Queen-street. Cheapeble ; or on the promisor, 5, Oros
venor-villas, Junction-road, L Dim Holloway.

CITYOFFICES to LET, Coleman-stmt.—A
llairal Floor, with phttoitlass windows. Rent 3.5 gulueas
per anaarn.—Apply to W. WILLIAMS, as above.

VQTY HOUSE or OFFICES WANTED, to
N.-/ Rest or Purchase. Forward particulars to W. WILLIAMS,
as above.

MR. BRIGHT ON THE LORDS' AMEND-
MENTS TO THE REFORM BILL.

(swanat's maaiwn.)
ITALY.

A crowded meeting was held at Manchester last
evening in the Free Trade-hall, under the swim' of the
National Reform Union and the Northern Reform League,
for the purpose of protesting against the Lords' amendments
tothe government Reform Bill. Mr. Goma' WILSON pre-
sided. Resolutions were pared unanimously, atrocity
condemning the scrota imams in the Lords' mead-
rants.

FLORENCE. AtIOOR 6, Evannto.
Menotti Garibaldi and two Garibaldian officers
visited Orvietto on Sunday lad, and returned to
Florence to-day. The Gawasik d'ita/ia states that
the Garibaldian party propose to make a movement
on Viterbo.

TURKEY.

09NSTANTIN9PLE.. Lamm! 5.

The Sultan arrived at Rustehuk to-day, Ile is
expected at Varna to-morrow, and here on Wed-
nesday. There will be three days' rejoicing and
illuminations on his Majesty's return, and an
official ball will be given by the Grand Vizier.
Intelligenoe received here from Crete announces
that some contagious disease has broken out in the
island. The Porte has received news of upwards
of 900 families having been conveyed by French
ships from Candia to Greece.

THE ChICRESTER TRAINING SHIP.

Lord Shaftesbury and the committee of manage-
ment yesterday invited a party of ladies and gentlemen to
visit the Chichester training ship, moored off Greenhithe,
in order to withers the MHO= of this ristrlpestablishstO
refuge for homeless toys. As soon as It became known
that the trip was projected, more applications were mode
for tickets than it was possible to grant, and 500 admis-
sions were soon exhausted. The inclement weather, how-

ever, spoiled the visit so far as attendance was couserned,
but as the ship and her young crew are at their posti in all
WANTED, to Rent or Pogolune, within ten a :oda and weathers, the few who braved the driving rain
miles et town. amasudeimebodusiDENcx, with good had an excellent opportunity of seeing the grand work
gardens. if with paddock preferred. Full particulars to be which Lord Shaftesbury has added to his other honoured
forwarded to lir. M. WILLUILI, surveyor, 18, Queen-street, labours for alleviating the hardships of the desti-
Cheapolde. tote. The noble earl was received by the juvenile
tars as an old friend, and was recognised by many
FREE TRADE WHARF.—The Commissioners whom he had met under very different &cum-
of Customs and the Lords of the Treasury.—Preperiag lot stanoes in the alleys of London. It wan difficult to be-
publication, the G, rote on the subject of Filename,
kow granted and hew wt hhald. IMPORTERS et GOODS who are
here that the comfortably-dressed and healthy lads obey-
subjected to excessive charges on goods landed on captain ing the word of command without shrinking, and moving
entry will please apply to R. CLAY and 83, Upper nimbly about without a line of care to disfigure their
street, Qtr. I round faces, were the same as last year might have been
seen slouching into some night asylum, furtively regard-
IMPORTANT SALE of OPTICAL 000 D& ing every stranger as policeman or beadle in disguise,
R. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, and presenting all the appearances of beings who, while
at his Great Booms, 98, King•street, Covent-garden, TO• yet children, had lived through full lives of disease, de-
/AMU/4W and FRIDAY, August 8 and 9, at half-past 12 pre-
chely each day, the valuable STOCK of OPTICAL INriTitb- bauchery, and hardship. Here, however, they were, to
MENTS belonging to Mr. J. King, of Bristol; conifsting of render any further advocacy of the children's refuge
telescopes, microscopes, and objects for ditto, thsodotites. movement quite superfluous. The Chichester was opened
air pumps, barometers, thermometers, opera sad races,
pluses, for her present purpose last December, and there are now
drawing instruments, gold, silver; and steel eyeglasses and epee- about 124 boys on her books. Another 100 could be ac-
miles, OW* lanterns and able., stereoscope. aid ditto, dc.— , commodated if the funds were sufficient; but as
May be viewed, and catalogues had.
cheater is one of the branch establishments of the Re-
KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. fuges for Homeless and Destitute Children—a society
DUBLIN EXHIBATION_, 1885. which up to the end of Met year could record the proud
This celebrated old thieli WHISKY' galled the DUBLIN boast of having rescued from the depths of 'poverty 912
PRIZE MEDAL—It Is pure, mild, mellow, delicious, and very k_
wholesome. Sold In boTT4s, 3s. thl. each, at the retail houses la i.ays and 586 girls, who were disposed of in various
London by the agents in the principal towns in England •or positions at home and abroad, and respecting whom from
wholesale at 8, Great Windmills/rest, London, W. Observe the time to time the most cheering reports are made. In Feb-
red seal, pink label, sod cock breaded "Klualtsn's LL Whisky. ! ruary of 1806 some hundreds of ragged outcasts were in.
cited to a supper, and Lord Shaftesbury during the pro-
ceedinp auddenlyasked, " Now, boys, if a ship were moored
in the Thames, how many of you would be willing to go on
board'" It would seem that the fascinations of a sea
life are shared in even by theme unfortunates, for a forest
of dirty hands was immediately held up in reply. The
noble earl applied for the old 50-gun frigate Chichester and
got her, and the work of transformation was at once com-
menced. That is in brief the history of the novel vessel
at Greenhithe, and its object, as may be expected, Is to
train the lads who have no natural friends to care for
them in the arts of seamanship, with the view of placing
them ultimately either in the navy or mercantile marine.
The committee, like every other charitable body, tell us
they want funds, and that they " confidently appeal"
to the public. Lc., and considering what an untold benefit
a ship of this kind must confer upon the class of seamen
generally, one would be inclined to think them was
every warrant for confidence in such a matter. It
cannot be expected that the boys are proficient sailers yet,
as they have only been afloat long enough to get what
sailors call their " sea-legs •" but they already look like
manors, talk like sailors, Wilk like sailor, some of them
actually affecting that peculiar hitch of the tremors so
common in representations of the nautical drama. We
had them the yards yesterday, and tumbling up
aloft as if they been used to the rigging all their byes.
Other " exercises" were on the card, but the wet weather
I interfered and prevented their accomplishment. After
the visitors had partaken of luncheon below, they
mustered on the fore-part of the deck, where
the boys were drawn up on a platform. They sang one
or two pieces, and then a statement was made by
Mr. Williams, the secretary, and a short warm-limited
speech, delivered by the Earl of Shaftesbury. "Speechify-
ing, however, was avoided, and, as far as could be
Igathered from the noble earl's remarks, in consequent*
of a home-truth uttered by one of the boys some time
ago. The urchin, when asked to the supper to which
reference has been made above, answered for self and
ccmpanions, " Not me ,• there'll be lots of jaw and
' nothing to eat." This shrewd and outspoken sentiment
' was now remembered, and Lord Shaftesbury assured the
lboys at the commencement of the quarter-deck proceed-
ings, that there should be lots to eat, and no jaw - where-
upon they brightened exceedingly. CaptilitAlatc*, R.N.
the commander superintendent, speaks in the highest
terms of his charge. Benevolently disposed persons who
have 151. a year to spore, may by contributing that sum
maintain one boy on board the Chichester, as many are
maintained at the present moment., There is no fear of
a project inch as this failing, but it would be a pity if it
became even cramped for want of support.

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as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on it without labour or
trouble. It. action is so impalpable that the sediment of the
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12a., 14a., to snit 4,9, and 18 gallon casks.
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No vinit-peg required. No more Oat beer or sow wine.
Price fa Bd. ; ditto, electroplated, Au—Apply direct to JAMES
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See that his name and address are on every article ; all ethers
are spurious Imitations. gegravinge gretfa Intablished 1890.

PARIS EXPOSITION, 1867.-" MAIZENA."
This delicious food, which gained the only Prise Medal
In 1862, with the high report of Jury "Exceedhigly excellent
rood." and now In Paris the sole Sliver Medal d'Honneur, with
the distinguished report " Perfection of Preparation," Is served
up daily ln the form of puddings, creams, soups, caken in
AU the buffets. Vilifiers axe recommended to try this delightful
feat—told in packets eesrywhsrs.

EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS,
bast quality. Upwards of 300 different shapes constantly
on view for selection and immediate delivery rap chain made
to any shape on approvaL At T. IL FILMS; and SON'S Manu-
factory, 31, 32, and 32, Serner'sotreet, Oxfardotreet, W., and 34
and 36, Cherke-sereet, W.—An illustrated priced catalogue sent
pea tree.

GOLD REVIVER, L. 6d. per bottle ; electro
plating silver, le. Established preparations tor rendering
old gilt frames and were og plated articles new by • single ap
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danger 150, Oxford-street ; Chamberlain, taker-street Bomar;
Cuthbert, 40, Greet Bridgewater-street, Manchester ; Jackson,
Westland-row, Dublin.—Agents wanted in large towns. Liberal
discount.

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Is twice udurable as width lead, much cheaper, and easily ap-
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White and stone colours, SOL per cwt. oak, rod,
chocolate, lead colour, purple brown, and black, Ws.:
and blue, an Patterns and testimonials upon application to
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Mr. JOIN BIUGHT supported the resolutions in a speech
of some length. Me said he was afraid the Lords had not
acted magnanimously in their treatment of the bill. They
seamed to look out for points whore they could do mis-
chief, and a mischief that would not recoil upon them-
selves. They had not touched finally the great points of the
bill as it left the Commons, bat they had adopted
two propositions which were made to the Commons, and
by the Commons decidedly and most wisely rejected.
The scheme as to voting papers was most foolish and
mischievous. He had been charged with always hanker-
ing after something new ; with proposing changes which
people never would have wanted had he not proposed
them ; with seeking to overturn the long-established sad
beneficent institutions; and in fact with disturbing the
general oommostwealth. But what amid be more new
than this ; what could be more median than this ? Was
there anybody in the Maslen who knew any-
body in the kingdom that; had ever asked for
.this change t And it had been made byLord Cairne—a very
MINIM lawyer, a very modern peer indeed, a member
until very recently of the Irish tory and Orange party, a
man who with great ability and untiring perseverance
had fought for his party and had opposed every liberal
proposition connected with home politics that had been imb-
nutted to the House of Commons during all the years that he
had had a seat in thataxsembly. Mr. Brighttben commented
on the proposed representation of minoritieswith consider-
able severity. He maintained that there was no grievance
under the present system of electing by majorities, and
that no remedy was required ; that the aggrieved party, if
there were one, " had never told its grief ; " and that until
some superlatively fine people, who had found out what
nobody else was likely to discover, had hit upon this plan
every minority at elections throughout the United King-
,
dom when the poll was declared, if the majority was fairly
won, would go to its several homes satisfied that that had
been done which the true interests and representation of
the country required. If this plan were so good, why
bad an exception been made of Glasgow? The
government would not try upon the Scotchmen
this hated experiment by which the member
for South Glasgow would neutralise one of the
two members for Glasgow, and that greatest city of Scot-
land, and outride of London the greatest city of the United
Kingdom, would not therefore have its political power
crippled and destroyed. It was not proposed to divide
the great towns into wards, but to strive to secure the
representation of different opinions, in fact we were about
to do that which would really destroy all the interest
which men have who go to Ascot and to Epsom. We
were going to have a great political race, and the last horse
is to win just as much as the first. (Much laughter.)
Taking the cases of Manchester and Salford, he said that
while on local questions Manchester would have
three members and Salford two, yet in pest
political questions, in divisions Manchester
would only count one, while its smaller neighbour
would have two votes. He asked his countremea to reject
this device of their opponents, because it was a principle
disastrously fatal to everything which we comprehended,
and which our forefathers bed comprehended, of the true
principle of popular representation. He infinitely preferred
the practice of the robust common sense of those who had
gone before us to this new scheme which was °dived to us
with somany professions for our good. He regarded )t—
-he said it without fear of whomsoever it might strike-4s
the offspring and spawn of feeble minds. (Loud cheers.)
It might have been, for aught he knew, born or
eccentric genius—it might, and probably had been
discovered in some of those abysses in which tie'
speculative mind oft delights to plunge, but
he preferred, he said honestly, that which our
forefathers understood of freedom of popular represen-
tation, of the mode of manufacturing a great parliament,
to any of these newfangled and miserable schemes which
have come into light in our day. (Loud cheers.)

♦ petition to parliament was adopted, asking to remain
as at present represented by two members, rather than
have three members with only two votes.

Mr. Bright spoke for more than an hour, and was re-
peatedly cheered throughout.

THE REFORM BILL.—It will be seen from our
entary report that the Reform Bill passed the
Muss of Lords hut night, and was again brought up in
the House of Commons, which will take the amendments
into consideration to-morrow. A motion will then pro-
bably be made that the house do agree to the proposed
amendments. This question will be debated, and if
decided in the negative a conference will be proposed
between the houses, which is conducted by comrcitteee—
that of the Lords sitting and covered while receiving the
Commoners. The latter will submit reasons for their
disagreement, upon which • debate may take place in
the Lords, end a question be put that the proposed
' amendments be not insisted upon. If this be not carried,
, then the bill falls to the ground. The following is the
OSBORNE, AUGUST 3.—The Queen was this nay circular issued b the opposition whip to the absent mem-
pleased to confer the honour of knighthood upon Henry ben :—" Special and important.—Your attendance is
Thompson, Esq., F.R.C.S. The Queen was also pleased to most earnestly and most particularly requested in the
confer the honour of knighthood upon William Henry Houma of Commons on Thursday, the Bth of August, to
Bodkin, Esq., assistant judge of the Court of Sessions, consider the Lords' amendments to the Reform Bill.
Middlesex.—Oareffe. Divisions will be taken upon the Voting Paper Clauses
THE Moons.—The prospects of the 12th of which have been reinstated by the Lords, upon the
August on the best range of moor running from the lodger franchise, upon the qualification of copyholders,
neighbourhood of Shuffield and Penistone, through and upon the representation of minorities. Your attend-
Cheshire and Derbyshire, are very far from proms. luxe is meet specially urged, es the amendments proposed
ing. The keepers on some of the most extensive by the Lords are of the greatest importance.—GwaGs G.
grounds complain of great scarcity of birds. largo Gtrtc."
numbers having been found dead from the weed pe of ARRIVAL or TROOPS FROM NEW ZEALAND. —The
the weather and the want of feeding.
Up t° Ranh chartered troop ship Electric, Captain Lewthwaite, arrived
there appeared to be favourable indications of a me.
in the Mersey early yesterday morning from Auckland,
derstely good season, but since then the grouse have New Zealand, ria Plymouth, with the headquarters of the
rapidly declined, • considerable number of them 57th Regiment of Foot, the right wing of the same regi-
having been evidently attacked by disease, la the ment having reached the Mersey several days ago in the
livers of several which were opened appeared like Maori. The troops brought by the Electric numbered 331
I a clot of blood. It may be summed up that on the rank and file. 13 officers, 43 women, and 72 children. The
THE HEALTH or LONDON.—The return of births moon, which are generally well stocked, the birds are officers in charge were Lieutenant-Colonel R. A. Lope
Lieutenants ;
and deaths in London. issued by authority of the Regis few. It is not expected that on some of the shootings Captains W. A. J. Shortt, H. R. Rumen, and Edward
tar-General, shows that in the week that ended on Satin- , there will be an opening this season, as the killing of Mills • . H. D. C. Barton, C. Picot, and E.
day, August 3, the births registered in London and twelve
the small number to be found would seriously injure Brederip ; Ensign J. R. K. Freddeniok ; Paymaster N.
other large towns of the United Kingdom were 4,693 ; the the prospects of next year. In going over some miles Mathews ; Lieutenant-Adjutant W. A. B. Thompson ;
deaths registered, 2,804. The annual rate of mortality lof generally good moors on Saturday last very few Quartermaster Thomas Martindale, and Staff. Surgeon G.
was 24 per 1,000 persons living. In London the births of , birds were to be seen, and matters will not be much p, popedewelL The troops disembarked at the Prince's-
-1,139 boys and 1,125 girls. in all 2,264 children, were regis- improved by the late rains. The most gloomy sc. landing, and the parting between them and the crew of
tared in the week. In the corresponding weeks of ten , counts come in from the Westmorland moors, blight- the Electric, if rough in its manner, was very imps-
years 1857.66 the average number, corrected for increase ing the hopes of local sPortemen• The fatal disease, thetic. Headed by their own band and that of the Lamm-
ed population, is 1,941. The deaths registered in London which seems to have fastened upon the grouse to the shire Militia they marched to the Lime-street station,
during the week were 1.291. It was the 31st week of destruction of so many thousands, has manifested it- from whenee they were conveyed to Manchester, where they
the year ; and the average number of deaths for that self in that county decimating the birds to a very serious will be stationed. All the men anti officers appeared in
week is. with A correction for increase of papule- extent, and rende'ring the chances of a good shooting first rate health and spirits, and it was pretty evident, as
Lion, 1,447. The deaths in the present return are season slender enough. Deed birds, ourcorrespondents Bay. they marched through the streets, that they retained their
lees by 156 than the estimated number. Although the are found in all directions, while those on the wing. are i. sea legs." The Electric left Auckland on the 11th el
deaths registered are leas by 56 than the number in the small and poor. On the other hand, however, partridges April last, and touched at Plymouth on the 31st ult.,
preceding week, and considerably below the estimated and pheasants show well, being apparently in excellent where she remained two days undergoing some temporary
amount, the mortality from diarrbcea has slightly in. health as well as in good oondition. The coveys, too, are reptile previous to leaving for the Mersey. The troops
creased. 209 children and eight adults died numerous and large, affording every promise of abundance enjoyed good health during the whole voyage, only one
from diarrhaia last week • in the week which ended of game.—Cumberiand Panput, adult and three children having died, while, on the other
July 27, the number was 196. 38 cases occurred last week I SAVOY CHAPEL.—The Queen has expended hand, there were several births. Both officers and men
in the west 48, in the north, 33 in the central, 53 in the , 4,0001. on the restoration of the Savoy Chapel, the express in high terms their appreciation of the conduct of
• east, and 45 in the south districts. Five deaths from ancient place of worship so famous in history in connec• Captain Lewthvraite, his officers, and his crew.
diarrbica occurred in the subdistrict, St. Mary, Padding-11ns with the palace of the Dukes of Lancaster. The RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS BEFORE PARLIS-
tat •7 in St. John, Westminster ; 7 in Christ-church, chapel is open every day from 11 to 1, and by meare._yederde, the
eith. .
ed basin. in
railway and
Idarilebone (out of a total of 9 deaths); 5 in Regent's- ; the 'medal command of the Queen all the seats ether prima. bd. before the psthanientwy committees
pirk, Pancras ,• 6in Somers-town, Pancras ;5 in Ishngton are free. The interior decorations, which are very was gone through. In their lordships' committee in the
West • 9in Islington East ; sin St. Giles South ; g in extensive, have been carried out in perfect good tat
t. Painted-chamber the adjourned bill of the London. Chat-
City-road, St. Luke; 5 in Green, Bethnal-green ; 5 in under the especial direction of her Majesty, who has been
ham, and Dover Railway (arrangement) was further pro-
Whitechapel North ; sin Poplar. 5 in St. James, Bee- kept constantly acquainted with the progress of the works
needed with, and again adjourned until this day (Wednes-
mondsey • and 142 in other rub-district'. The deaths of by a series of photographs, giving her an exact and minute I
A-, In room () their lordships further proceeded
17 children and 2 adults from cholera or choleraic representation of the internal decorations and alterations ian"-• '
i the Great Eastern Railway (Finance) Bill, which
diarrhea were recorded- In the corresponding week of effected at her own private expense.—Echoes from the was passed through and ordered to be eported. In the
last year (1866) the deaths from diarrhies were 354, and Ciabe
House of Commons yesterday, in Mr. Dodson'sr
Committee
from cholera 1,053. Twenty-one deaths from small-pox, I LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY,—The of Wap and Means, the following bills were passed
16 from measles, 22 from scarlatina, 'a from whooping- , report of the directors to the half-yearly meeting on the
cough, and 33 from typhus occurred last week. The deaths • 14th instant states that the balance of revenue applicable through with amendment*, and ordered to be reported :
The John Kendricke's Loan Charity ; the Marquis of
of three persona who were killed by horses or carriages in sethe payment of dividend on the ordinary stock of the Anglesey's Estate ; and the Queen's College (Birmingham)
the streets were registered. I company, is 429,034/. 19a. 10d. ; and out of this amount Bars.
ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—An interest- the directors recommend the proprietors to declare a dui- THE MIDLAND RAILWAY DIVIDEND.—Wes learn
ing meeting of this society was held yesterday, end amongst dend at the rate of GA per cent, per annum, lees income
by telegra that the directors of the Midland Railway
the most striking suhjects exhibited was a cut flower of a , tax, payable on 2nd September next, and to carry
. forward ,-,.,m have decided to recommend to the proprietors a
lily from Japan, which appears to be either a variety. of the balance, 16,4931. Is. 9d., to next half•year s account. `-''''
dividendn on the ordinaryB6 stock fur the half-year ending
Lilium Thunberglanum or some closely allied specie As °clawed with the corresponding half-year the gross „. en., „. June, .
i ,at the rate of 5.j per eent. per
The specimens of clematis from Messrs. Jackman, and increase in the traffic of the railway amounts to the 30th s"
patens from Mr. Perry, were magnificent, end there were j 44,1801.12 N. 5d., a result which, considering the inactivity of `""
ralother objects f The Rev. Joshua Dix trade both in Lancashire and Yorkshire, is satisfactory ; A
save 0 interest. meeting of the Trades Unions Commissioners
on. Sir William
presided, and the following candidates were elected fellows , but the additional capital now chargeable to revenue, was beldeyeeterday ; present—Right H _
p. _
_r
of the society :—Rev. C. P. Clearer D. T. Yoh, J. N. ' together with the high rate of working expenses, prevent Erie (chairman), Earl of Lichfield, Lord Etch°, M. , Mr..
Hamm, Sir John Lister Kaye, Walter M'Grigor, Howell , the directors (from recommending a higher rate of din Thomas Hughes, ILP. and Mr. William Mathews. Mr.
Mom also re-
Walter A. Setchell, Josiah Stokai,Colonel E. B. I dead. It will be observed that the expenditure on capital J. H. Patteson, secretary to the commission, wasp
W=ll, C. 8., and John R. White. account is lees than has taken plass for some time past. seat.

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BRIGHTON B.ACE tea.—Tunna.T.

The second part of the Sussex fortnight, which was con
usinced to-day with the first of the twin meetings, was inn-
Winded in Iy dimmable weather. When the
weather is tine the Brighton meeting is perhaps one of the most
uf the whole season, as the cows., which is skewed
downs, is within eau scones of the town, and commands
ff:
a men ertansive view of the sea, so that broth be
can
with healthful reoreetton. that when the reverse Is the
en% se It essierfuntely was to-day, there la, Haying Islam
excepted, perhaps no meeting mare exposed to the elements, as
the Weil Weeps ever the dense with greet nine, end the
rstn is brought up from the sea in torrents, soon awking those
who happen to be exposed to lie fury. Most of the kiening fel-
lowers CIO* tart, who had made the qu of within
pines their bead-guarters for the fortalgilt. did not lean=
1 =teli Tesidenoss after Goodwood. Ind liensinelletWfighteni
up to town on Menday4thit ii, retrainee the
11ncjan to
bewity hem ss• hew this i,
eardietenees who were bested et ,the was
anythig hat a pleased elm and as the for the
oninswainat of the span awe waned an of we
I.llfellOrelarsrTher %Vla= ilheiendensre% henk7rn, b:t
the Aiken did act UN Ml* lON itellieldie 00t t• course, so
violent was the skein. Ceinsguently it *as not tan close upon
the time for the fan nee that the nag method had any wen-
note Fortunately, the inalissr cleared up about half-put 1
o'clock, and the course sanumed a more inning sawn With
=nos of one rtwo showers, the Teneinder at the
n wee fine. There wee a large and aristocratic attend-
but s failing off observable in the Wein" ot airlines
drawn up in frost of the need. Tina, however, was owing to
the state of the weather. In the stewards* stand we observed
the Margin of Hastiags, admiral Has, Lard Wenerland,
Ind St. Vincent, IS F. Johnaton, Sir Robert Pre Lord Bin-
man, Lord Stamford Lord Cionniel, Hen. Mr. the
litike of Neweente, Sir C. Leased, lord Andover, Sir
mieff,Admiral Curzon, Capt. liawksley, Mr. Pryor, Mr. Fillno.dr.
The come, from the chgAsrastersi of the seinen, was not had
Itt;eathoush
twoes Wing ht wee
at o'clock with the I=ergie, for
there were file rearAhoRedcap, es as stalingth of hieldr4
for mane at Good being made the favourite with
odds on. The winner, greyer, turned up la Nines Cron, a
gelding by St. Mimes, and ridden in thsillegnis colours Men-
disks, of the three color ell for the Eientilla Stakes, was all
absentee, being in rewires for the Brighton Mann, osseguentlY I
the race was reduced to a match between last year's winner,
Trocadero, end Van Amburgh. The " talent " were again In
error, as the sequence shows, and made the lion tamer the favou-
rite, but the French representative made play throughout, and
won easily by three-quarters of a length. No fewer then
eighteen runners ocestested the Rothschild Stakes lamed
In compliment to the Baron, who Is one of the stewards of the
meeting. The nee was prolific of a good finish between the
second favourite and Northern Star, Fordham, on Patti,
winning by a neck. Judy )(serea had an end put to her racing
career by dividing the beck tendons of her off hind heel whilst
running very forward. Ten runners contested the Brighton
Stakes, which was won by Knight Errant, who placni the
Molyneux Cup et Liverpool to the credit of Ids owner, end after
being entrusted by the stable for the Nottingham Handicap,
was defeated by his stable companion. Jezebel had one more
try, hut she did not Improve much on her Goodwood form, and
the Vixen colt seems to get worse every day.
• -

THE BRU/TOL PLATE of b 0 son. for all ; weight for age
with penalties and allowances. One mile.
Mr. 0. Jones's King's Cross, bin. Alb'mi—Voltigenr 1
Ilsrlais of Hastings' Redcap 2
W. T. Hughes's Ambitious 3
Two others she ma
Betting : Ito 2on Reding, 7 to 1 sget Jasmine, and 10 to 1
her two." •
The SARONG YEAS OP MR FLAMM BRIGHTON BIENNIAL
82aggs of 10 *ova each, with 100 added ; for 3.yr-olds . colts,
at loth : and Blur, tist 71b ; ',Moen slim One mile.
Count Lagrange's Trocadero, by Monarque—Antonla
Mr. Hemming's Van Amburgh
Betting 5 to P on Vim Arnburgli.
THE ROEHECIILD STAIRS Of 6 son. each, T it, with 50 added ;
for 2.yr-olds : colts, list 101 b and fillies, Bst 71b. Winner to be
geld for 300 eon. Half mile. (24
Mr.
iatti. by King of TrutupelleePerlehusa
Mr. II 's Northern Star ...
Duke of .4wasietkis Feu de Vie...

Fiftn other, Abaco.
Betting : 5 to 1 seat Chicee, 6 to 1 each apt Patti, Zan de Vie,
and Cock of the Walk, 8 to 1 seat Bra ndt. le to I WI TlEhtlit
filly, 12 to 1 apt Peace, 100 to 8 each apt Northern Star and
Betty, 100 to 7 agat St. Valentine, 20 to I each apt
Pero and Judy McCree, and 25 to 1 apt the Than.
A ormeiderable delay occurred at the post before the
Utors were despatched, caused by the anxiety of several=
horses to get off. Eventually the agSawas lowered to a rod
Judy, Reny, on the rails, having t lead of Elor-doVbs.
Judy Marne, Northern Star, Pattl, Chic, and Adjutant, the
others following to somewhat straggling order for about uree
hundred yards, whom Judy McCrea dimmer:id !MU the treat,
hung emend a honk miaow, but Morris was unable to pull her
up, and she eventually passed the poet on three legs. In the
dip Batt/ gave way, and Northern Star and Pant singled then-
selves out, the pelt Inlihing a fine race home; but Yordhate,
pet
_Ong the best of his opponent at the half-distance, won by a
'Pad. EaMde.Vie dared three lengths in rear of Mr. H
! cal& Close up with the third UMW AdJutsat fourth, and
ty fifth, Cock of the Walk heading the remainder, the rear
orgPlatgreformity, Pero, Judy McCrea, the absolute
Tax NUMMI BTAiraiilyldlwp et 15 BOWL each, 10 ft,
bed L 4 only If declared, ISO added: wingers sutra : second
treeenett sen. One sad Mee wane" au subs.,
lt of whom bay eon. ft) •
clxze-kska's Knight gem% by Knight ot
—Yergaret

CoOM BatthYlT;ls Orstimissat
Mr. Johnstone's Mandrake
Oeven others also ran.

Betting: 9 tot *pi lailieVii-riat. WT.; 1 apt Citaillehlin.
to 1 each apt the Amanda colt and Jezebel, 100 to lb each
Apt Slandrake and Vigorous. and 10 to 1 apt Motel.
Tits RAILWAY STAirl of 10 Bova each. a tt, with 100 added.
Ipr 2-yrolda: colts. est 101 b. and 011121. Od 71b . winners extra .
*mud received 20 son. T.Y.C. ,threertuarters of a mile'

_
(64 64166.1
Duke of Contempt, by King Tom—Sneer
Yr. Woolcott's Philosopher
nit F. Johnstone'a NumUSW
Five others oho ran.

--
Betting: 0 to 5 sot Banditto, 5 to 2 dot Contempt, 100 to 15
apt Slater to Lincoln Green, anit 8 to laid Forest King
Tee Sort grown drum of i erl sash. with 100 added
weight for age, with penalties mad elionenees. T.I.C. (15 Aube.,
Captain Machatra Maiske—Oloons
Mr. Full Dl Vernon 2
Marquis of Headily! lady Berbers
Soma others also ran.

ETWOPENOE

at
Lac: at
B;,:maitlwafAt toot ata bowinal
Ugawarags aadl Iwo Malted ftont ant over.
naw glows to king-of for 3, which canoed the
41%1: VIM over 11313mber seat s
(lam down down one a
b accred
Ids 1117lating ailhartYla bed wads 11--the total being 44.
UM bane basing Ina abasebed V eta pro.
el aim asial. Tan lame want ti. and out Witliblu
Walk tar sbe atm dram km for a ihniter number to
to s ant over. Thin be his Lanett to mid. n, Tarn
wancoubt by Palmer, who es *sifts ler Puna This
Os amend elklasa gar sy4 Abed Shaw come
and In Hmanett's next over Imam was cough.
at Wog kg by Mr. Thornton, attar harinilgot
nut of the resorded, by good and steady . Bid•
dulph now came to the vacant wkket, and Shaw a S tO
the tent of Boma : hN asst W wag an off drive tar 3, from
fhb mom bowler. Ilidddph drove Welsher to long ou far
inn was In the folkwing over ought at square leg, of the
second ball of Bennett's over, by Mr. Thornton. M It wan
within three minutes of ball yak ix o'clock hew time for draw.
ing Mumps) nu further play took Ikea, Shaw being nut oat 15,
and the total for 4 wickets st lbear, roandaring
inclement date of the weather, was • the bud of SLs
Cavalry Depot was in attendance. and, plated some popular
&teems during the manna •

Betting : 6 to 5 astsiEaTyßarbira, 7-4 Ti apt Reindeer, 7 to 1
mat Confederate. 10 to 1 spa Vesamisse, 40 to 1 apt Di Verna.
Tits mAapig PLATY of 106 sore. (liandkap, added to a
sweepstakes of 5 sore. each, 1 ft, for ail ages. T. 11. C. (74 subs,
43.0 f whoa r 1 son. each.!

pay 1 t—
ile Prym's Troublesome. by Hobble Noble—Testy
2

Lord VlSisn's Tumbler ....... . .
llfr. R. Ten Broeck's batthyany
Eight °them also ran.
:S to 1 each agst Troublesome and Menus, 8 to 1
agaltraftkrany, 100 to 11 apt Red Hiband, Historian, and
Commode.
Tel CHAMPAGNE STAKES of 10 soon. eaelwlth 100 added for
3-yr-olds and upwards : weight for age, with winning penalties.
Use mile. (9 subs.)
Prreirs ltripmealer, to Chevalier &Industrie—Ten-
sion

to
Basins V. JO= flfodi BASSA—Thas mak* will
be plated tosaarrerse, at tbe Oval Kenabgtoes. The elevens will
selected from the following :—Prfrate tankare—bly W. A.
Barely: Ms. L. J. Burnett, Drammoad; Mr. W. Her- i
t, : Mr. J. W. Cooper, Brown, Jammu . Mr. J. P.
liseenum, Roberta: Mr. 8. Beare, Beraett : Mr. C. E. Holmes,
Coates; Mr. B. D. Bow', Cocks : Mr. W. I. Lades. Glyn ; Mr.
J.' Itatlibass, Cottle; W. G. W. nodes, Birds * Mr. W.
Itisrater, Barclay. Mud Mock Banks—Mr. W. Loa.
dkrtherWeelailester; Its, W. D. Baker, Oaasolidated a Mr. M.
H.
Loudest ant WeMailaster : lity J. N. Frye, City Bank :
Mr. . Creamy, Unica Bank ad =Lit W. Hall, Metro-
, %Man Beak; My I. A. t Mr. A. Head,
petal Buds; Mr. Z. 11.141tgatiMIZ 4Manoe 'Bank: Mr. C.
Di Marcia. Calms Beak at Lomb*: .R. Bkkolla, Bottleful
Peoviocial Bask: W. B. J. Wright, Melon Bask of lnadee.
The wickets wlfl be pitebst at balt.pest ten a.m. precisely.

RIPON (ST. WILFRID) MSETING.—TIOLLDAT.
SITDIXt WIUSIM Cr?.
Lady Sykes
Three per Cent
Bab-at-the-Bowstar geldbig
Light others also its.
800/arra* Ma%
Themlato
Mother NeuSAAL
Inheritor
Flee others also nom
CoNsoLATIos SoLiNDLT fralsa
lioneralda 1
Miss Osborne
ritruy
For other also ANL
TWO-TIAI OLD sauna lASDICAI
Alt era 1
Firstrers Blood
Ilve others also its.
lizitazos' FLAIL
liondeelah
Skylark
Policy
Mx when also its.
MORT FLAIL
Narrow Orr 1
Thornlike
Baser
Throe others also ran.
craw bum=
Affection
Ready Money
Try by Narrow

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