The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-24 00:00:00

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THE EASTERN, or TLRKRiII BATH; its
History, Revival to Britain, and Applkation to the Purposes
cd Health. By Ifitanars %lung, ria.s.
John Churchill. Nen BurUngiouetreet.

lirDitAx Rums RUMP FUND.—Amonget the
sweesta forwarded to the Lord Mayor in aid of the lodise
Relief Fund in the course of yesterday were an additional
oratribution from Jersey, 2001. ; city of WeUs, per the
Mayor, 771. 15s. ; additional contributiou from Torquay,
per S. B. Esbnonstoas, Eaq., 84/. 11s. Bd. ; Bt. James's
Church, Brighton, 46/. ; Bt. Jobe'. Church, Cardiff,
251. 2a. 9d. ; collected at Lauseadon, 481. 4s. ; collected at
Tandridge, near Oodstone, 271. 13e. 4d. The total amount
received is between 61,0001. and 62,0001.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1862. Her
Majesty's Commissioners having bad the subject of regis.
begot of patents and designs under their consideration,
he,. decided that, looking to the alteration which has been
In& in the law since 1851, it will be noneosamry for
limn to apply to parliament for my alteration on this
acemiuo.

MIDNIGEIT Mitt,lON MOVIDIENT.—The first an-
niversary meeting of the friends and supporters of this
movement was held last evening at the Freemasons
Myren, Great Queeeetreet, Liecoln'ainelields ; Colonel
Worths in the chair. Previous to the public business
the friends assembled took tea together. At seven o'clock
the business of the evening commenced by the secretary
reading the report, which, alter detailing at considerable
length the origin and progress of the movement, related a
number of interesting cases in which the subjects of the
movement had been restored to their friends. lleetinp bad
bees held, not only is the Westiend but at the extreme
east of London, in allot which the operations of the mission
bed meet' successful in reclaiming great numbers of fallen
was The following is the general result of the meet-
ings in London for the past year :-85 females restored to
their triads, 79 sent to service, 6 married, 81 taken into
the home, and :30 left after having been received-1n all
281. Meetings had also been held at Liverpool, Glasgow,
Edinburgh, Manchester &c., and the number reclaimed in
the provinces amounted to 23'3, making the total rescued
514. The total receipts from Feb. 1, 1860, to Feb. 1, 1861,
have been 2,000/., and the expenditure within a few pounds
of that sum. The report, Which concluded with a strong
appeal for public support, was received and adopted ; after
which the Revs. John Graham, Baptist Noel, and
other ministers and gentlemen addressed the meeting,
which concluded with prayers. A collection was mails on
behalf of the mission.

if ew M I ARHUS CHURCH, ST. MASTIN- IN-1113-
?TIMM —Yeaterdiiy morning Lord Oventone, the newly-
elected churchwarden of Se. Martin.io-tbe-llelds, laid the
foosdation stone of a new mission church, which it is in-
tended to erect for the benefit of • densely populated and
very de led district of that parish. The district is that
of Hedfordbury, lying to the east of St. /Lertin'lrlarie, and
the new church, with which schools will be connected,
will be erected on • site at the corner of the Hop-gardens,
which has been parchmed at • ecet of LP2O/. The total
outlay is expected to beabout 4,600 i. In the district of
Bedforribur there are 700 families, or nearly 4,000 human
Twinge, congregated upon about four acres of land, the ge-
neral rule being that every room contains • family, and
there is scarcely • house in which there is only ose family.
The bulk of the inhabitants have 'sly employ-
meat sa tailors, shoemakers, bricklayers,
he. ; and very many of them are left in the winter=
the means of subsistence. Habits of intemperance sad
recklessness are prevalent. A very small number of the
adults attend any Ore of worship ; and it wan amortakeed
two years since that of the children who were of the proper
:c
utobe at school` sot aerial were receiving soy educe-
Yr. A. W. Illornfield. • son of the late ll of
Tendon, se
o, is the architect el the w church and schools.i

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NKVit PHILHARMONIC CONCERTS. DONCASTER SPRING RACES.—TIIISDAY.
Thew concerts are carried on by Dr. Wy.lde THZ num. Sums of 5 IKITS. each, with 30 soya. added. ;
with great spirit and encores. He has a strong and excel- we4ht for sip ; with certain allowances. The winner to be
sold TY C fii 'Babel
lent orchestra, including the most eminent of our instm• • n-•niTiii..,,, •
Palate/an, by Pentane. 2 yrs, est Illb
mental performers ; he engages the most favounte singers, LH. Orimshaw) 1
selects excellent mail, insures ite proper execution by Mr. J. Osborne, Hellenus, 3 yrs, Cat 9tl) ,car. est 10th?
careful reheulail, ably conducted by himself : and. as • Colonel Towneley's wherwell, 2 yrs, est 91b (Hard(ClAll"castie' :
due reward for his exertions and good manage- Mr. Aspinall's Tressillian, 3 yrs, est 9lb rllibberd) 4
meet, always has a crowded and very musical Betting : Even on Palawan, sto 2 apt Tremillian, and 5
audience. Saab was the character al his concert Ilel We Heiken'. Whitewall, in conMall7 with Trend-
./ St. Jnimen_bnu on Monday
evening,
_, the liar, made play, the favourite and Hellenus lying off until
y one es entering the Weight, when they drew forward, and at the
best end most sueeessful that he has ever given. i
1 distance joined the two leaders, who, • few strides after,
gave way beaten, leaving Hellen= with a slight lead, which
he held to the entrance of the Stand enclosure, when be
was banded by the favourite, who won in a canter by two
lengths; three lengths between the second and third; a
Lad fourth.
Tax DONCARTEH SPRING HANDICAP of 10 sore each
h ft, and only 1 if declared, with 100 son. added. Winners
extra. St Leger Coarse. (42 subs, 22 of whom pay 3
was. mob).
Mr. Semis The Monk, 4 as. 7“ 716 (Midgley) 1
Mr. Jamb's Ipswich. • yrs, TM (carried 7st Ilb,
(I. Snowden) 2
Mr. Dawson's me Akteman, s pre. est Mb (lielleelo
Mr. & Hawkes Stockade, • yes, flat Mb .- . ,Alderott
Mr. J. Oehorne, Wildman) 4 yrs, ell Mb J Oaborms)
Mr. Whittakaes Dosmonek 4 Yis. Ist The • •Nhallensr
Mr. Whitehead's Greta, 4 ps. Tat .01th/rd.
Bares Mivieres Psliseau, a pa, Mt.. OIL Orirashas)
Mr. J. Callornes Hamm; Sys, est 146..(lucklaad:
Sr. iste Weathereitch, a no. est elb _ (parrot
Mr. J. MEM@ Reverie, 3 yak 6,11 410....(Msdaistle)
Betting : 3to 1 ape Aldermen. 4 to 1 apt The Meek, 6
to 1 each apt Stackeds and Ipswich, mid 8 to I opt
any other. As excelleet start ions embed at the fir at-
tempt. Weseherwitch, in comermy with Berstie, Ipoorich
and Desmood, started with • slight lead, the others Ilya:
a cluster claw up, with the exception of Steoloide aor
man, who wan several lengths is their me. Doscondlng
the hail, the two light weights pm way to Desmond, wire
went cm with the running, Reveraguingensecoed„lpswich
third, the Alderman fourth, and The Monk next, et while
order they rao is close ceder raced the taro into the
straight, where Desmond was joined by Ipswich and The
Monk the Alderman lying up. Half way is the conic ,
Imrwidi nod The Monk singled themselves out, and ran a
1
slashing race home, which ended in a dead beat. The
Alderman passed the post three !meths is their rear.
Palaiserm, who paned Download at the Stand, was fourth,
Greta fifth, and Weatherwitch next; the others were
polled up and did not pass the post.
Demme° Hem- -Betting : 6to 4 en The Meek, who
waited upon Ipswich to the disburse, then took a alight
lead, and woe very mealy by two length&
Tag Hornell' Snags of 5 soya. each with no added, for
2.yr-olds ; colts, Bst nb ; fillies, get 31b ; winners extra. 1
Hopeful Course (*boot five forlorms). GM nibs.)
Colonel Toms:ley. Imperstrice, by Orlando, bit Mb
(J Snowden)
Captain White's Jung Fran, 844 Mb 'E. Sharp
Mr. Simpson 4 Bannerdale, Mt Mb ,11. Eardhaas)
Mr. T. Dawson'. Bird Mil. Bat 71b (Bullock)
Mr. T. Dawson's Tommy Jones, Sat 71h , Madden)
Lord Derby's c by West Australlan—Caricature, tot 7th
(Aldcrott)
Mr. Oordeies Johnny Armstrong, Sit 7lb .. . (~1 )lab rue)
lord Scarborough's Tarantula, bat Sb (Forster)
Mr. G. S. Thorupsona Booths (late Silly Set 3/h
Orlinehaw) 0
Mr. 0. B. Tlvoripeon's Glltnock, Bst In ..(Mr. Thompson, 0
Harrogate was saddled, but in cantering up was found to
be lame, and did not go to the post.
Betting : 2 to 1 apt Birdhill, 3 to 1 apt Jung Fran, 5 to
ingot Imperatrice, 6to 1 apt Tommy doom, 8 to 1 apt
°Maack, and 10 to 1 apt Bermuda °. A capital start ;
Jung Frau being the quickest on her legs, jumped away
with the running, followed by Birdhill, Johnny Armeitroag,
and Tommy Jones, Imperatrice and the Caricature filly
lying in the rear. At the distance Jung Frau was joined
by Impemtrice, who came through her horses, followed by
Bannerdale and llirdhill, the four running in close order to
the end ; and after a punishing finish Imperatrice just landed
her owners colours • hoed in advance of Jung Frau, who
was half a length before Bannerdale, who coming with a
rush at last finished • head in frost of BirdbilL Johnny
Armstrong and Tommy Jones were next ; the others
beaten off.
Tax LONDEBBOROCUR Pure of 50 son., for 3-yr-olds and
upwards ; winners extra. Red Home is.
Captain Little's (Meerut Hess, by the Nabob, 4 yrs, .
7st 10th ;Charlton: 1
Mr. J. Osborne's &watcher. 2 yrs, est 1011/ (inc. 10lb as.)
(Challoner) 2
Mr. Gordon's Erica. 3 yrs, Set 12th As) 3
Mr. Saxon's Vixen, e yrs, 74 4lb (111 1) 0
Mr. Hariande Maid of the Mist, 6 pm, 7st Mb..i 0
Mr. 0. S. Thonipeon'. Melon, 4 yea, tug ea ..(Adirmei 0
Mr. Bancroft'. Tidlywinks, 4 yrs. OA Mb (Harslaastle 0
Mr. Jacob's The DOll. 4 yrs, est Sib (1. Urfroshaw) 0
Mr. Jackson's Polyolbion, 3 yrs, est 81b (Madden) 0
Mr. Dawson's Squire Peirce, 3 yrs, est (Buck) 0
Betting : 5t04 on General Ham, 7 to 1 each agst The
Don and Polyolbion, 10 to 1 apt Vixen, and 12 to 1 apt
Erica. Vixen, with Lopeatch General Hess, and Erica
gut away together, with Polyolbioer, n and the others lying up.
On entering the straight, Polvolbion took up the running,
but shortly after dropped back beaten, leaving the favourite
with a slight lead, Lopcatcher lying at his quarters to the
entrance to the Stand, where it appeared J. Osborne's colt
had the beard it, but on Charlton rousing General Hem
he shot in front, and won very cleverly at lust by n neck.
Erica finished • bad third ; Hail of the Mist was fourth,
The Don fifth, and Polyolbion and Eidolon next.
Tea MUNICIPAL STAN'S of 5 sore each, with 25 sore
added. Weights for age, with selling allowances. The se-
mad to save his stake. Half a mile. (5 subs.)
Mr. Fawkes Birdlime, by Canuobie, 2 yrs W(
(Haoicestie) 1
Mr. Hardest. Buckaloon, 3 yrs Ma) (i. 1/finishes) 2
Mr. Monies Buttercup. 4 yr. 401)
Mr. linke's Twiukle, 3 yrs ,40l) ,Challoner) 4
lir. Hunter's Noisy, 4 yro (401.) (Johnson; S
Betting : 2to 1 eget Birdlime, 5 to 2 apt Buckaloon, 4
to 1 apt Twinkle, and 5 to 1 apt Buttercup. Butter-
cup was the first off, Birdlime, Twinkle, Buckaloon, and
Noisy following in the order given to the entrance of the
rails, where Birdlime got up to Buttercup's quarter% the
pair running closely locked to the half-distance, when Bird.
limo got his bead in front, the pair being shortly after joined
by Butkalnoo' who having been twice disappointed never
could quite get up. The three ran a good race home, which
finished in favour of Birdlime by a length, half • length
separating the second and third ; Twinkle was a bed fourth,
and Noisy last. The wiener was outsold.
Tee STAND EITAKAA of 5 move. each, with 20 added, for all
ages ; the second to save has stake. Red House in. (5 subs.)
Colonel Towneley's Whiteweil, by Stockwell, 3 yrs. 74 12th
J. Snowden) 1
Mr. eteoenson's Sadie, 3 yrs. 7st 12Ib Calvert) 2
Mr. Jackson's Polyolblon, 3 yrs, Mt 7th ,Bullork 1 3
Mr. Wrigley's Mervyn, 3 yrs, Mt Mb IL Orinoducw, 4
Mr. J. Osborne. Old Towler, 2 yrs, 74 'Challoner) 5
Betting : sto 4 apt Polyolbion, 3 to 1 agst Sadie, 4 to 1
apt Whitewell. Mervyn started with the lead, which be
held to the entrance into the straight, when be was joined
by Polyolbiou and Sadie, Whitewell lying on the lower
side. At the stand euclosure Whitewell came out, and won
easily by two lengths, three lengths separating the second
and third ; Mervyn was • bad fourth, and Old Towler last
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
4to 1 aget Sweet Manion' (t)
6 to 1 Kettlednua (t)
Bto 1 Klarikoff (t)
11 to l Diophantus (off)

CHORAL FESTIVAL AT WESTMLNSTIR Agngy.—A
choral festival on behalf of the Society for the PrOgOOD
Of the Gospel in Foreign Farts is to be celebrated r OA'
Binger Abbey, on Thursday, the 16th of May, on which
occasion the sermon will be preached by the Rev. William
Thomson, 1).1). Provost of Queen's College, Oxford. and
preacher at LiOcoln's.inn. The full cheer of the Abbey
will be augmented byr the choirs of her Majesty's Chapels
Royal and St. Paul's Cithedtal. The venerable satiety on
whose behalf this festival is to take place was incorporated
by William 111., is 1701, and has aow been engaged for 160
years is endeavouring to plant the church of Christ among
our countrymen abroad, and among the heathen. Hi grace
the Archbishop of Canterbury has consented to preside over
a public meeting in aid of the Society, which is to be held
on the 30th of May.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TUVJWAT.
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES.
4 to 1 apt Sweet Hawthorn
7to 1 Kettledrum
Bto 1 Klarikof (t)
9to 1 Overton (t)
10 to 1 Diophantus (t)
12 to 1 Preeeptreas
12 to 1 Beesley
CHESTER CUP.
7to 1 apt Wallace (t)
Bto 1 Cbire Arnie (t)
20 to 1 Sweet Hawthorn (t)
20 to 1 Ben Webster (t)
30 to 1 Schism (t)
30 to 1 Hems (t)
DERBY.
7 to 2 mut Dundee (t)
20 to 1 Kettledrum (t)
21 to 1 Dictator (t)
=to 1 Big Ben (t)