The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-03 00:00:00

(Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE

Her prke at the ekes varied from 10 to Ito 100 to 7. We
lithe gaoled her et tite lower odds, at which the bulk of
the investmeate on her were made. Still her running
ia.the Craven Meeting, when she wu doubtless =lse,
pretested the public generally from bestowing mach mitten.
lion as chance.- - _

ixoiwrius.LThe owner of Dundee made a bet on the
enures of 1000 to 600 that be would beat Diopkantna for
pietas in the Derby.
ELLIDIDALI.—This brood mare, for which Mr. Blenkiron
only recently pee • high price, died whilst on • visit to
Orlando at the Royal Patidocka, Hampton Omit. Mr.
Blenkiton is truly entertainer" for only • few months look
be lost Kingston, one of the most popular stud harems of
the day.
WALLACL —This hone is now the property of Mr. G.
Fitswillmanm, who has purchased him for 3,000 guineas. It
is rumoured that the -horse will not be delivered op by his
former owner until after the team for the Chaska Cup.

For 1021000 per. Sweepstakes, Thormanby will
walk over.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

Await Air, MAT 2.—Arrorirrwlmrs. —Chief
r the Princess Royal:
Engineer E. Bo'ulton, tolls additional to the Wu, for
, service .
Cliek G. H. Johnsen, to the. Illustrious.
Thil.C.l", Assistant Eettneiers T. Rose J. A. Shaw-
-1 miti=tioted to the Melpomene, for espial on the I
station.
AZaertl Claes Ambulant Engineer Z. Hancock, to
theS. ;H. Peenberthe S. J. Blob, and J. H.
• • miditledil tothirlltipumaktor dispital
$1444 ? ? • • • •
"70aisprolijr, .11.44
The Cruiser, 17, screw sloop, Commiudor :John
Mrthees, V.C., was paid off lola mdulary jeeterda
_yt
The finzapeon, 6, paddle, °riptide 0.8. Brad. 'di be paid
' off on flalarday nest.
The ewe. troop ship Adventure, Commander Edmird
Leafy, ',rived at Spithsad yesterday afternoon from Hoeg
Meng, width place she Id* en the lOW of January,
baring on board the right wing of the battalioa
of Royal Marines under the command of Identsmant-
J. H. Gaaooigne, consisting of 24 oilmen and 800
reek sad Ile. The Adventure elated at Sapper% the
0a of Good Hope, Ascension. and St. Vincent,- arriving
at Madeira oil the 10th of Merck. She report. the Viola&
and Albert, royal strew yaelkt, and the Worm, Admiral*,
yacht, air harm' arrived at Madelyn to embark the Em-
my, of Austria and suite for conveyance to Trieste. The
Argm was also there, in readiness to accompany the yacht&
The Adventism afterwards railed at Vigo, arriving as the
215th of April and ribs' theuce on the 27th. She came
into harbour thin afternoon to disembark the
The 56th Regiment Is seder orders to easbark at this
port for ernes Clisauel Lianas.

tam *mitigate.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-M*x 2.
♦PPEALS.

DUTINATT.OOLONIL JAILED FILIDIRICR MUST CRICYTON
STUART f. TSB MANQUIS OF NUTS, AND NAJOLORNINAL
STUART v. LADY ILIZATOMI MOORS AND zawrown•

POLAND.

The ems of Cracow publishes the following re-
script addressed by General Gortschakoff to General
Greoewicz, Director of the Commission of the Inte-
rior, and which has been sent by the latter to the
different authorities :

The institutions meetly coseeded by the Emperor to the
kingdom of Poland secure a prompt development to the
country, if order and tranquillity be immed.ately re•estab-
lished. For that object to be stunted, the functionaries
malt understand the duties which existing circumstances
imposer theta. and faithfully and scrupulously execute all
that the superior authorities may order. They must not tole-
' ?Ate anything contrary to the instructions which they have re-
ceived, and they may in ell cases rely oo powerful support
from the government. Functionaries without capacity and
energy must be removed, as well as those who may favour
seditious and criminal sets, without prejudice to any fur-
, time proceedings which may be taken against them. In
their place must be named sure and tried persons, who
will be promised the protection of the government, and be
made aware that if they faithfully perform their different
duties, their aoudad will be generatal77 rewarded. All the
urban delepticiae. provisionally es4Wishad for the mint*.
now el tranquil sty, must ho immediately dissolved, as it
is le the civil authorities, supported by the armed
=at must belong the maintenance of order. All
having a political character must be prohllited
the exodus el distarhaures will be arrested sad headed
over to the superior authorities. The functionaries who Gen
without proper energy, and who, in case et need, do not
call for the support of the waiter; authorities, 'rill incur a
very moms remibility. The fleoeral•Lientansat of the
these instructious, wishes to skew that
tts abilpll Wel all fueetionsries is to amiuswer to
• good relations between the inhabitants and the
troops in their towns. He has taken energette measures
that the troops shall contribute by their attitude to mea-
-1 Idisk good relations. •

HtINGARY.

A Peath letter, of the 28th ult., nays :
If the army of General Benedek, duly impregnated with
sometwative principles, does not appear likely to make •
military prommade as far as Palermo, as his ordies of the
day seemed to hilt, there is no doubt that preparations ars
making ler a military expedition on the Danube and the
hem. Thi object of these preparations, which are carried
on with • degree of activity unuatud in the Austrian army,
still remains a mystery. Steamers Lave been iionming
troops from Tittel to Panceova, on the military centime.
Fortiecations are being erected at Tittel, at the ecialthence
of the Mahe sad the .thuaube. Panceova is situate on the
Deaths, sad troops can be there embarked at any moment
en board the steamers plying in that river. AB the midis=
oa %dough hare been long time recalled, bat the civil
authorities not having informed them of that fact, they
pretend to know nothing about it, so that the military
autheethee will have to hunt thorn up, or do without them.
The gevernmant has sent orders to the town of Peath to
raise recruits, bet nothing has been done in coosequence ;
Bret, Memo Rath thinks it has already supplied ele con-
tingeth, sad next, became the levy Ms not been &nth:wined
by the Diet.

&emir volt THE FatCOURAGINIFICT or rzs Firs
ssys.-1.4 evening, at the society's rooms, be Conduit.
shoat, Hr. H. (Utley delivered his fourth and eamelediag
lector* on " Pointing and palates, ancient sad modern,
presenting, in a discourse of nearly two hours' duration.
• complete and intelligible sairmary of the history and
chseasteriatios of the Spaniel", French, and English schools
respectively, with spacial notion of particular masters. At
Ike closed his discourse be &retuned at some length the
position sod prospects of art in Ragland, sad urged the nom-
sity for some wider public provision for their extrusion and
encouragement than existed at meant. He particularly
dwelt upon the position of the Royal Aeaderny, which, as
at prompt constituted, and considered se an educational
institution, was, be thought, inadequate to the requirements
of the age; whilst, as an exhibiting establishment, ita opera-
tion was positively prejudicial to the iodsposdant adios
artiste as a body, and to the best interests of art. He
enforced the issoonity of • system of public education in the
principles of art as a part of national adacatios. and Of •
free exhibition et waft of arts °seducing to its sfhlisacy.
The beton was listened to throughout with peat interest
by • crowded auditory. the concluding remarks leading to
ea animatad dimension, whisk was generally favoseabls to
the views pat forward by the lectures.
HOBrITAL. —Yesterday the quarterly
court of the governors of this charity was held at the Hos-
pital, Obasharroleset, Marylabooodolds, Hr. Cianseen in the
chair, whoa it war resolved to throw open the cancer
wards as a free senor hospital, into which patient' would
be admitted their own application without any letter
of eecemmetlatbn from • governor, and also to afford
medical assistance to outpatients suffering from the same
fearful disease. In order to meet the pressure which this
step is likely to throw upon the medical staff, it was also
determined to appoint another asaistaut physician to the
institution. With respect to the hospital generally, the
admissions during the past three months averaged 36 a
week,. sad the number in the wards 270 a day. The ordi-
nary mem of the ohr4iritziwas increased by three legacies,
amounting in the to 1,1501. The medical officers
having blotted in
er reports, the proceedinp terminated
in the usual mousu . _

A Fats hia.roarrr.—ln Clifton the census last
mouth found 13,603 females and only 7,772 males, so that
is 100 pawns thwe are 04 females and but 36 mats.
&Lumina —A match took place last night in
th• handsome billiard roam attached to the New Philhar-
monic Music-ball, kilogram, for a puew of sovereigns and a
Ulm? dap, between Mr. C. Hugbs and Mr. W. Dutton,
the tomer giving the latter ow hundred points out of a
thousand. Altus el.** and exciting game, the match tor-
satiated is favour of Mr. Hughse.
Tel LATE MUnDKR AT STKPITRY.—The question
si ownership of the property of the late Mra. Hensley, who
was so foully murdered by Mullins, and for which he ex-
piated his crime on the scaffold some mouths since, is
likely to bo momiasetly brought before the public. The
doomed lady, am is well known was possessed of large
household property in the neighbourhood of Bstlinskreen
sad Stepney • and at the time of her death, she having
died ustestati, and without leaving any heir at law or next
of kin, the Attorney•Deneral, on the part of the crown,
claimed to be culled to the property. A claimant, how-
ever, has started up, in the parson cd • gentleman named
Williams, who claims to be her heir at Law
end next of kin through a sister of the unfortunate lady,
and to establish such claim he has already, through hie
solicitors, cosunsucisd upward' of 200 actions of ejectment,
to recover possession of the disputed property, and insti-
tuted snits in Chancery as against Mr. Ruse, her late solici-
tor, and the Attoniey:Gerseral, to establish his rigida ; and
in the snit against Mr. Rode, who claims to be a mortgages
of the greater portion of the premiss for monies advanced,
he, yesterday, through Mr. Selwyn, Q.C., sad Mr. &Mr.
his monad, applied to this Master of the Rolls, Sir John
Homily, for an injunction to redrain Mr. Boss from selling
or disposing of the property so mortgaged, on the ground
that the advances had boon repaid. Mr. Roundel Palmer.
Q.C., and Mr. Berkeley opposed the application, upon
which the Master of the kola refused the injunction, and
ordered the matter to stand over until the cams came oa
fee beasing. Much interest and excitement are created
antelope the inhabitants by the ounflictiug claims set up.
ROBBRAT OP £6OO IN MAVICHEACTER.—Yesterday
at noon, a robbery, of a serious nature, was committed at
the warehoused Messrs. Miles and Saville, 22A, Mcelsy.
street. From such information as we have received, it
appears it was the habikof the firm to lock the warehouse
, up during dinner hour, between one and two o'clock, and
Ito lock the cash up in a cupboard in the couuting•hous...
Yesterday this was done as usual, but at two o'clock the
back door, which opens into Back Modey-stimest, was found
Math This had, no doubt, been unlothed by a 'kaki.
tan key, or by some one who had obtained possession
of the proper key of the dour. On entering the months-
house, it was found that the cupboard, in which the cask
was kept, had base unlocked, and a bag, captaining 0001.
in gold and silver, stolen. Although this cupboard had
been locked, and the key taken away before dinner, unfor-
tunately the key had been left in the lock of another cup-
board, which would also uuluek the cupboard from which
the emit was doles. This had, no doubt, been used, and
the money thus easily got at. The pollee are actively es-
pied in investigating the matter, and a reward of 211. lies
hum offered for the apprehensiou of the thief sod the
recovery of the property. —Moodie ater droodiser.
Teti OUTWARD Wuier INDIA MAIUL -SOUTH-
AMPTON, MAT 2.—The Royal Mail Company's steamship
Atrato, Captain Woolley, soled hence today at 3 p.m,
with the fortnightly mails for the West Indira, Mexico sag
Paci6c, California, Central America, itc., together with 120
pamangers, amongst whom are Governor Lade and secre-
tary for Trinidad, Acting.llepoty. Assittast•Commissary-
General Bridgman and Resign Comps for Barbados., Sta.
Surgeon Ingram for Jamaica, and Dr. Gilbert for Coke.
The Matto took on freight 266 bottles quicksilver, valise
magi, • silver coin, 10,000 f. ; gold coin, 351. ; jewellery,
lace 6851. ; French specie, 7,6561. ; do. jew=4,2361,
sod a full cargo of French sad English m
[Advertise' went. ]—HoLLowat's Pula,--icoptigs
nthemed—Many pumps who have doubted the wondered
carstim and peritylpg powers of these IMul aid afterwards
witneseed ths bimacial effect produced by them to diseases of
the digestive orisons, have been constrained to admit their 'S-
oigne", have adopted them as their own domestic aperient, and
graciously recommended them to Mends. Holloway,' Pith act
pommy on the sumach, which they thoroughly invigorate
they then enerd,e a mom wholesome Influence ever the liver,
from which they immadisfely remove any consuattou or tun-
es of thsbUs or blood. The discovery of these
M a triumph. How much sadness and morrow
have they beanbag? tramway's Pills have relieved thousands
I from headed peps sad confirmed ill health.