The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-24 00:00:00

THE.' =PREIS, k WEDNESDATa EVIKNGI. UMW)

cons, got Mgh ; I►lie■„ Id lib • emends nilliwaannt sod
penatirs. Two miles, over the Old Gomm. (4 Babe.)
Mr Hughes's The Lord la waiting, VI
AlauliVrlM I
shooter's dam, rat nib
Sir. W. Hart's lltddheoateho 101 b (ffor0:010') 2
Betting : 5 to 4 as Lard ia Wsitin, who roads play with
e lend of Woe or four lengths far thretquartses ti a
mile, when Middiewstelt tea up the renew, w►ich he
carried os at s slow pace tall within half a mile of the
finial when they aced. Opposite the stead Lord in
Weide( mom away, end woe by s length.
BETTING ON THE comma
MA HANDICAP.
3to 1 apt last Lanatahlre (t) I 4 to 1 offered bar one
ST. LIGZIL
W 4 apt Blair Athol (d) 26 to I apt My 3 sod off)
sto 2 General Peal (of 60 to 1 Miner (oil
100 to S Claremont (t) I POO to 400 —Mr.BowitiloW
BETTING AT MIDNIGHT.
(e Sias: aura
• 3301 HANDICAP
100 to 30 apt East Lincsahlre le to 1 apt limber (t)
(taken) 26 to 1 Deopab (t)
4to 1 Welcome (lace) JD to 1 goia Callon
9to 3 Raglan (off) (a)
7to 1— The Hightlyeet 10 to 1 Deep& sad
dam oolt (t& of) lion leer monied
10 to 1 The Clown Op (taken)
ST.
9 to t opt Blair Athol (off)

i 880 1 lilt Barnph (0g)

PLYMOUTH, DEVON, AND CORNWALL
MACES.—Ttrowar:
Tee Un17131 Bitzticz PLATE (Haadkap) of 30 son.,
added to • sweepstake' of fieova. eteb, 2 toto tbe fund, if
declared by 8 o clock on the sassing before running ; win-
, oars exam ; gentlemen rider; }plum 71b extra • Pee
round and distance. (About are mile and &hale) (10
subs.)
Prince D. Soltykors Douche, by Wsatherblt-11.merly,
4 Tn. UM (Captain Foohell) 1
Mr. Parr's Moose, 4 ill 1017 (Owner) f
Gemini Holloway's Hmetley, 3 yrs, pest 101 b
Hollway)
No betting. Won by • length ; (Captain
dead heat for mond
No.
Tee Fain YEAH OF Tag PLYMOUTH BIMOYIAL STMOM
of 10 sots. each, 5 ft, with 50 added ; for 2-yr-olds ; colts,
Bst 10th ; 8111. and geldinp, Bst 71b ; the second to save
his stoke ; certain penalties sad allowances. Straight half
mile.
Mr. Lowe's Editha, by Ethelbeirt—Ortielda,34 4Th (Noblell 1
Captain King's Belie of Kan. OM 4lb (J. Mann; ,;,2
Gene`way ns End/kick 714 131 h (Clanarial -3
NoWon easily by • Wirth ; woo &laws
b•tweet second and Aire.
THe SALTRAM STAKES (Handicap) of 15 sovs. scab, 7 ft,
and 3 ply if declared, with 100 added ; the 'spend to save
dhisec mod)
extra. About 2 miles. (26 subs.. 12
Mr.
ettle Pella. by Felon, dam by Bay Middleton.
sera&n TM 11h (Orly)
Mr. Wilkes Allow Me. 4 yrs. Sit Sib (Grille) 2
Mr. J. Ward's Spithre linty, 4yr 71b .... (C. Souls) 3
Dsontless sad hart Diver sho ran.'
mNooe o betting. Wee by two lengths ; • length between
d and third.
Tea PLYMOUTH PUTS (Handicap), of 60 sop. ; winners
"sees. One mule.
Sir. Porter's Mountain Doe, by Mountain Deer—Antelope,
b 7n. 7st 121 b (Telly. jun.)
Prince D. Foltykoffs Nebuchadnezzar, 3 yrs. Bat bib
(J. Yam;
Resyley's Wee Agile, 3 re, 71.
The following also no Mu Treason, and Laugh...he
m No
ond end betting. Wen by half length ; two lengths between ;
ird.
Tar LADLIe PLATS of 30 sm., added to a 'waspish*.
of 3 win. each • weight for mgr, with selling sad Ober al-
buena' ; beta. Threerperters of • mile.
Mr. Oladstone's Avoncilffe, by itirikol—Avonmore,
yrs. bet Bib (0 5099) 1 wo
Mr. Blesyley's Wee a. S yrs, ilst 710 'Cowie) dr
Mr. T. Parr's 3 ms, Bn. 710.... Lightfoot' 3 dr
First best—Woe by eight laegthe. Langbalei woollen
at the post. Eismied best—Avonclifie walked over.
ARRIVALS.—Burgems, Heppe!, Belle of, the Vale, and
British Queen filly.

We are authorised to eootzadict the statement that Mr.
E. Brayley scratched his horses for all their engagements
at Weymouth on Monday last. nay are only strua out of
the lielcombe Stakes.

GREAT YARMOUTH RACES.-TrISDAY.
NOINOIJC AND 80770L1C HANDICAP. Om mile sad a
balL
Bnekkot
Captain Crow
Brown Stoat.

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Ave ram.

-NAVAL AND ILILITARY. THB TOLDYII OOURT&
AmuAluxr, Aron", 23. APPOnfill OLIILDHALL.
Lieutenant C. A. Buckle, to the Marlborough, as Mr. Water, jun., made en application to Mr. Alderman
tenant to.Vioe-Admirel &mg, LH. ; LientenencE74 Wegrlow esmoerniof what Ingnalbed is • great hatekiP
Hoch/art, to the Orontes. expaiiimed by • &lei of his ages tie-caw ad for eking
Naval Cadet A. Haggard, to the Renege. the rebeitmentgousse between one and four is the mon-
ies cisme into forme. He mid—ldr. Henry Thomas James, on
CHATHAM, Amor 23. whims behalf I now apply, is the keeper of a ocdree•honse ln
VISIT OF TDB LORDS OF rues ADRIRALIT.—This Showlans. Some abort tme door he left a house
near the
the Lords of the Admiralty p.M as odnial rift to WWI spot and gave 2001* come into the heses be now
of the Standardass the printing.offioes
the d for the porpees of impacting the values naval bolds, which n
M
d
eelablishresela The members of the board comprised the Ira'oallwri`sir;o9poss"'"XsToo;ls--74—• - oompoeiton oso
at
Diked Sowing, KG., Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir F. W. ^'""
employed, who are his regular customers. Those men not
Grey, K.O.B.hilear-Admiral the Hos. J. 8.. Drummed, their work until about 3 o'clock in the morning,
leaving
CAtiralaDdS,7 Robinson,‘' CdOoennitroller" Eig•OflitimPila.64ll; Major lads; liner-
toes Tha--•uired 'helium", and my client's 'Kama wall
of named for supplying every dam of provision@ not of as
Director Works:ineering (*stab Hell' "tenth es excisable character. Sash house was considered secomarr,
oratory to the Me of Somerset; and other officials. After many of the customers &had some
moats to walk so the
impeding the Achilles and the works is progress far the suburbs,as and
much needed amp of coffee after they had
"tenths° of the dockyard. their ketlthiPs landed at the finished their work. Sinai the new act has come into form
Quesaisatairs, and were, solved by the various omelet. my client bilged to shut his shop up at 1 o.olook,
They thee oommeneed a tour of the tebnrda visitim the thereby dosi"g asrso idol the priosipd p 0 ittt pof tsolo.
Ballaraejaa• Lord Walden, Cadama* vAanuaar, and other and as this would fis his utter ruin if followed out, I have
iron and wood.. gips, building end repOring ; after which to ask you, to grant h. ► special license as the act
they thenected the Melal
male' scPeck.Ymith ' sad other evidently never oontemplalll shutting up soda houses se
a_katamiakma_a., c.alt.,..ThairnnAikadald„,22, ,„s~e
,7lr el_l2- tem, bat intended to pat to certain disgraceful
s"'"'" `el'"'"'"""tros'w•"*""' '*"" s""9"'""' sesuesonths, enacted in the Haymarket sod some few other
sad spent some time at establhhnsent, ham which low
they walked the Royal Maria. Barracks, and inspected Mr. Martin—The act does not give the magistrate power
the works in pr= for the enlargement and external of to grant the Bosom f I my. the local authorities my do
that bandit'. daanwda "al aboard the Eater' so, and the definition of "local authorities' with respect to
pules, where they dined and slept, sad will continue this the City is the Commissioner of Police, subject to the ap-
inspection to-morrow (Wernaday) morning. probation of the Lord Mayor.
Mr. Alderman Waterlow--I understand the act so. In
the case of yam client, although it would enlist m sympa-
thy, I am notprepared to say that, even though Thad the
power, I world enemas it in granting any nth licensee, as
from my own knowledge of the large printing houses. I
think that whatever may be requisite in the shape of tea or
coffee oan be made and supplied in the printing establish-
ments, which waild obviate the neoserity. of such houses,
which are more often the means of keeping the men from
their homes and inducing them to spend their money, when
they would be bettor making their way home. I cannot be
of assistance toyon, Mr. Wonteer, in this mai% you must
apply elsewhere.
Henry Hammertoe, aged 14, and Hairy Wyatt, 15, two
respectably-dressed boys, were brought up on remand,
charged by City poticirometabloGeorge Hill, 315,with being
illegally in of of a gold chain and some other arti-
cles of o w .
It appeared the evidence that the prisoner Wyatt
was Mopped by the Moms. Atteoberough when attempting
to pawn the them in question. On being questioned, he
was unable to Unsatisfactory replies, so the pollee were
sent for, and he was given into custody. The chain was a
valuable me, and bad a gold nose attached, set round with
pearls ; a watch was also found upon him. The other *-
weer, Hammertoe, who was in company with him, wee also
taken, and searched, and some gold earrings and 'bracelets
wen found upon him. It transpired that both of the boys
had left they homes at Winchester, on of them havingAz
viously robbed Ids father, and the other his master.
came to London and took lodgings, and after travelling
about for some short time they Demme abort of many, and
attempted to pawn the chain.
The polies at Winchester are communicated with, and
Mr. Alderman Waterlow not the boys in charge of a °n-
otable to that city, to be dealt with by the magistmtes
there.

Charles Nash was brought before Mr. Ingham for the
third time on a charge of obtaining 901. from Mr. F. Clark,
the secretary of the South Western Railway Company, by
falsely representing that he was injured in the fatal acci-
dent at Egham station on the evening of the first day of
Aseot nose.
_ .

Several additional witnesses having been called in the pri-
moven behalf,
Mr. Ingham repeated what be had said before, that it was
a ease of °amniotic; livid/woe. Is consequence of the strong
evidence on the Bide of the prosecution, he had determined
to mend the case fee trial, He should have been happy to
have admitted the prisoner to bail but for theesiler's ease.
The Primate was then fully ooramited for trial at the next
amnion of the Central Criminal Court.

THE ALLEGED ROBBERY OP GOVERNMENT
STORES AT WOOLWICH,

At the Woolwich Police-court yesterday, Jolts
Clark, of 3, Elgin-terrace, Woolwich, a pessimist from the
Royal iilllllo6, was pissed at the bat before Yr. Mande,
on a remanded charge of the anlawfal possession of a large
quantity of cloth, calico, silk, and other articles supposed
to hays bore stolen frogs the clothing stores of the Royal
Marine barracks, where the primmer was foe many employed
as a tailor.

Mr. Lewis, of Ely-place, Holborn, appeared on behalf of
the prisoner.
At the previous examination, Lieutenant Anther, who is
in charge of the clothing stores, stated that the property
produced had no doubt been removed from the storm, but
there was no proof that it had been stolen, inasmuch that
a teertain quantity of cloth, Au, wit served out to the
master tailor, to produce a certain number of garments, sad
if this wee dose any material remaining might be 0313 -
dared the property of the master tailor, who is reply: to ,
the magistrate said that it was very probable he had given
• somber of the articles to the prisoner.
Colour-Sergeant Mahoo. Kit., now attended, and ides-
tilled two brushes and • broom produced as being 'furore-
, meat property, bat it was stated that they had been lent
to Corporal Davis, who lent them to the prisoner.
Mr. Meade said at the previous examination he had ex-
! pressed as opinion that, considering the large amount of
property produced, and which had evidently some from the
I clothing stores, it was highly desirable that other officers
should attend sod give evidence, so that the case might be
fully investigated. He wished to know if any ollicen from
the Royal Marines or the Admiralty wars present.
A reply having bees given is the negative,
Mr. Maudessad, after what had taken place, he bad no
alternative but to give the prisoner his liberty, but he most
observe that the ',bole proceedings throughout this case
exhibited • Woman's' of sdadaistration with regard to this
(members, establishment such as be had sever beard of.
Ile was surprised to Sod that his request for the stasodance
of same °Stier who meld give tome explanation of the affair
hid Dot been complied with. it we not for him to say
bow govenmeet poperty should best be protected, bat he
wouldsay that this owe fully proved that • very loose state
of things now prevailed.

The prieoeer vas then discharged, and Yr. Lewis, orb his
behalf, applied that the property amid be returned to him.

PoliCe-Oirgeant Crawly Of tie diviaioa, specially Nl-
*yell by the Admiralty at Woolwich sad Deptford, here
stated that he should feel justified is &Wein the perty
if secemary until he communicated with the Adu inity
authorities.

Mr. Mande:stated that the property roast at preempt
remain in the hands of the police.

The repeal of the court of inquiry held et Woolwich
Garrison, to investigate the system of peculation carried on
at the Royal Military Clothing Stores by soldiers of the
Artillery employed in cutters, having bees submitted to
the anthoritioast the War Department, the tea prisoners
in custody on the chugs were ordered to be brought for
trial before a district or garrison court martial, composed of
officers of the Royal Artillery. The wart aasembled for
the first time vesterday merinos in a spacious room near the
Brigade Major's dice, and seasoned of sight officers, Colonel
H. G. Teesdale, of the staff of the Royal Horse Artillery,
officiating as president. The court having beat formally
opened Is accordance with the provisions of the Motley
Act, the prisoners, Corporal Pinkeogham. tuners
Marsha* Hill, Gibbons, Cameron, Pearce, Harrington,
Lock. Lindsay, and Hooper, were charged under
a clause of the act named with • disgrainful
conduct in having stolen or embezzled govern-
! ment , stores, or in haviug received the same knowing
ft to have bees stolen." The names of the officers comprising
the court were then read over in the hearing of the lin-
emen, who made no objection to the coestitutioa of the
court. The charge against each prisoner was tried separately,
the evidence effecting Corporal Pinkeogham and guano?'
Marahata and Pearce being takes this day. The witnesses
examined were chiefly sergeant' of the military police, who,
in consequeoce of a oommuoication made by Ling, • detec-
tive constable of the R division, stationed at Woolwich,
accompanied that officer to houses occupied by the prisoners,
where a coosiderable amouat of property was foend which
had evidently formed • portion of government stook at the
clothing stores. At four o'clock the court was adjourned
imtil to-day, when the charges against ether prisoners
will be proceeded with.

In the report of the cue of " Bristow v. Bate-
man," in our yesterdiy's impression, the word " apology"
was need in oonsexion with Mr. Betemaa's letter to the
complaisant We are requested, on Mr. Batesnao's behalf,
to state that the phrase really need by the emusl for the
prosecutionst. WM. 'the statement et Mr. Batemsa in his

FRAUD ON A BrIZION DlALl2.—Yetterday morn-
ing two men. who said they were gold craws just arrived
from Au/anal% presented themselves at Mi. Sehmaladder's.
bullion dealer, Clerkeawell, 'dicier/ • quantity of gold
nuggets for sale. The gold was subjected to the usual tests
which it stood, and Mr. flohnialoolder pee the men •
ream for 70f. Os the geld Wag pet into the melting
pot it was disoriented that • fraud had been effected the
nuggets being manufactured of inferior metal coated with
gold sufficiently thick to dead the USA
Tics LICENSING STISTIK AT BIRKENEINAD. —The
Birkenhead comicusioners held a special urre4hee y
manioc, to consider a resolution submitted at tbeatrat
committee in favocr of • memerial to the magistrates. pray.
lug that no additional licenses might be granted is
Birkea-
bead for publio-beases at the mama session, to be
held at Birkembeed ou Thursday neat. A diennesisa
essued, and ultimately it woe agreed, with only one dimes.
tient, to adopt a memorial. 'The dissentient was the chair-
man, Mr. W. Hind, who remarked that although they
adopted • dialer saresarial lest year, it bad been Ulm
notice of. They bad been treated with disrespect. sad
be thought that if they adapted the seam mums Usk year
they would pima &omelets-in • Was paltion.