The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-14 00:00:00

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dead to bed. As laqauee was bead ea the-am& bans ANSILSPORTING nimuunicac
the sweeteneons ia • Was maga, dad rid linammiserary :2
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arraegemeets for the dammed's latermeat at • 'mastery ; —,-iinii:.—.
but ea the deceased's friends gong to Mr. Hawasea's to re- far =term vut.zoltant.)
move the body, Mr. Hermes retuned to permit them doing
i„,„ nsgh,„, a rear to, moue ea. 100 L, although the 1 LIVERPOOL MEETING.--(THIS DAY.)
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demand bad @peat seedy 6004 during the few weeks be had
been Marie( at tiebbate. He (Mr. Posit* wiled to state i
that there was no ever* for Mr. Hermes *Min as he was
datag, as the ezetraters were pewee of undoubted respect-
ability, sod would satisfy every dem, if lons
Hr. Koos asked whether lee body was dill at the tali.
Yr. Pearce said it was, and tint the ezendors costa eel
get it sway, although the itatiodsker hod gone with the
Mane for it. Had Mr. Base sot been present he should
ham at apes asked to a warms against him. so that be
might show same why he detained it. With regard to the
maim, that was dearly the property of the executors, and
Wag of lea miss than 164. his worehip had *idiotism in
the matter. It was, no doubt, as dieing at 0015111100 law
to teen a body above ground, sad bad the body mot been
soldered dews a autticiast monsoon far interfereeoe would
have been mused. _ _

11(r.H;rassis said he ems told his hill should be settled
before the body was taken away.
Mr. Kam rid Mr. Ilertaatei eel= was against the
•seosten.

Mr. Herman said that he should not be able to get his
0101147 fora long time.
Mr. Knox—Suppose I order the coHn to be gives up and
leave you with the dead body'
Hr. Pearce said he would give the names of gentlemen
who would pay say Jost demands.
Mr. Koor, mid Mr. Herman could go to a court of jus-
tice and sue. I his claim, but as for thinking be could detain
a dead body that was all nonsense. Mr. Hannan bad evi-
dently hem speculating upon the melancholy transaction.
He would toll Mr. Herman that the result of the affair
would be that he would be left with a dead body and get no
roomy at all.
Mr. Herman rehaing to give up the body,
Mr. Knox said he would order an immediate detaining
summons to be made oat, and would order—supposing
Mr. Pearce's case made out—that the cone should be given
up, and then the Board of Health could Interfere to make
Mr. Herman do something with the body.
Mr. Pearce said that sorely ff Mr. Herman had one rpatk
of decency left he would give up the body, as h would
then find no di/Bonny in the matter.
A sarnmous was ordered to be made eat.
Yr. Knox told Mr. Herman that the eumnioos would
issue, and that he might depend upon it that if he touched
the eol6n with the view of taking out the bod so as to
detain it. he would be mat to prison. He ao Mr.
Herman's conduct a disgrace to humanity, sod he had no
hesitation in naying that his conduce in supplying the
deceased with drink as the means of dimipation had worm-
plished the nufottasate man's death.
The summons wee than ordered to lame forthwith.

CRAVEN STARTS& T.T.C.
Holds* Zion, sod proosor. ors two.
PAID Foam.-84ber* Jupiter, Olbovorotte, lad tiaDy
go Featly.

MOGYNEIYX CUP. Chia WU sad a quarter.
Farnh
My Mary, Slamtae, Mask Ddlir, Fasten, Th. Clown,
am, sod Magog am hem
Pam Foarmt.—Tipplar, Kiwi al Utopia, am Ham,
LW.. Stag, Fontaaoy, Trumps, °dim, Madcap, ami

AINTREE PLATE. Three qtur.era o • mile.
' TUCIowa Castaway, Sloggard, Alias Lash. sad Dermot
Asthma are hem.
Paw Foarzrr.—Lsely Louisa, Steaks, and Siderind.
KNOWSLEY DINNER STAKES. Or oak and a

Caroburcan the only honquarter e bra&
AIRIVED. —Ziaebis, Bonay Lad, and Ghillie Oallani.

STAMFORD MEETING.-(TRIS DAY.)

STAMFORD Z. LEGER. About a mil@ sad a quarter.
Briodbi, Lady HAW* Durham, mad BMA Broom are
bore.

SWEEPSTAKES OF 60 WV& T.Y.C.
Rialto, Jar* Ketch, sad Wicks' ars has
WELLAND Eirsims. Straight half mile.
Tomfoolery sad Victorious ass lora.
WELTER CUP. Om rolls.
Sabarbau, Birdbuder, Pearl Dim, sad Diaapyolatami
are hors.
BURGHLEY HANDICAP. Two mils@ aad a quarter mid
146 yards.
East Leamishirs, Neu Mr; Early Pad, Pearl Diver,
Bradismatm, Joao, Teuariffs, Alabama, and Outlaw am
hers.

BOROUGH MEMBERS PLATE. Five furlongs.
Attraction, Wallops, Black Lily, Deception, Tomfoolery,
mod Dinppoiettreet are hen.

WESTMORELAND PLAT& Oae mile.
Merry Hark Deems, Dad Birdandrr are here.

BRITISH ARD AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK-
ING CORPORATION.-(THIS DAY.)

An extra meeting of the company was held at
boos, at the ogles in Princes-street, Bask; Mr. JAMINBOS
is the chair, for the fon purposes :-1, To inereme
the capital of the oompsay ; to amides terms of arrasm-
meat with the London mid mild Beak (Limited), and to
aut►orise the directors to awry the same into effect ; 3, to
cheap the name of the oompeny ; 4, to make snob 030116-
questlal alteration, as may be necessary or proper in the
amass of the articles of association.

At the commencement of the proceedings the sgresmst
entered ioto prerioaely with Use board of the Laid sad
Colonial Bank pea submitted to the meeting sad takes ea
read.

The CHAIIIMAN then moved the oonfirmalke al the
agreement sod the motion having been seconded wee pat
and erred unanimously.
Alterations in the decd were resolved open, vier powers
to the directors to increase the capital, it saimid4
of 1,50,0 divided into 30,f') shuts al . seed, ens
third to be tamed at once to the directors, and hereafter
to Wee the remainder on snob terms se they may deem
expedient Other alterations of a formal Ware num
made oraemesat on the amalgamation.
The seine of the bast wee then Maned to " The Leber-
national Boot. Limited." _ _ _

reaohitioci rewinding a vote of the 6th a May was also
pealed

Tht;Cnciancsr said he thought that the analgansatian
with the Loudon and Colonial Birk an* be approved by
all the shareholders ; and he had so doubt that the business
would in future be satisfactory.
The Soucrroi added that ender the arrangement sow
thectioeed the capital of the asonleatoated bank would be
el which 450,0001. woad be paid up.
Thanks were then voted to the ebeinnais, and the west-
ing separated.

LONDON AND COLONIAL BANg.—(Tills DAY.)

To-day an extraordinary meeting of the share-
holders of this occo parry wee held at the bank premises in
Osancsretriet, for the plumes at osealieriag tense of
meat with vith the British sad Amerken ,asp Banking
Oorpositim ; Mr. T. R. GLADOTOIII is the Mak.
The articles of MeoCiatioll havim bees reed,
The CMALIIMAN observed that the metal mature of the
'grummet had bees already diseased. It was hoped at fist
that it scald have been possible so preserve the articles of
imociatioa of the Loden and Coloakl Beak. sod that
they would have been able to receive the shareholders of
the British sad Americas Company into their own body,
but this was fond kap:risible owing to their artklee 're-
routing Making operations being earned on is other than
British possamiona It was now proposed that there should
be an arnalgamatioa of those computing under the title of
the Ishmael:Weal Bank. Each company ma to contribute
15,000 shwa of 504 each, with L 54 paik and for that pur-
pose it,would be mossory that the Loudon cad Ocaosial should
ewe 5,C33 sees sha which by t were to be
hmed at sot lam thanres, X. • The capital of the
new company would therefore amid of 30,0C3 shares, the
PLid-up o_Mikel being 450.0001. out of • subscribed capital
of 1,500,0001. The Mane to helmeted would be called upon
is stuns of2S.los. at intervals cot exmodiag throe soothe till
151. um psi]. It on provided by the agreement that both
beaks @Wald. after paying inhered at the rate of 5 per met.
per masa for the MU year just expired, contribute the
surplus to a esenuion resins.
After same =pastime of seethes of detail,
A neolutios approviag the agreement was adopted.

THE ROYAL AOILICULTIMAL SOCIIIT'II SHOW.
Far the snood time Newcatetlooe-Tyse I honoured
with the visit of the Royal Agricultural liseisty's show.
Though, strictly week nig, the *Manias will not nom.
once till Monday. the trial of deem ploughs would,
according to programme. begin yesterday. The plough'
with their adjunct. were ananged ea Tuesday, sod
underwent s preliminary trial to test the ecrauseT of
their Bxi cgs and arrangements. There wen eleven forme
in the field, three of which were shows by Herm
Fowler, of Leeds ; two (Savory's retest) by Messes.
Garrett sod Sou, Leicester Works, Ileffolk ; two of Mews.
L and R. Tomer, exhibited by Mr. °Minna Hall,
rzmieh ; and one each by Yr. Savoury, Gloucester;
Coleman and Co., Meeftird ; Mr. Reward, Bed-
ford ; Messrs. Richardson and Co., Kinion-in-Lintisey,
Linoolushira AU the engine@ were losseschins with the
'sceptical of Messrs. Claylon and Elleuttiswerth's, which
worked Mr. Howard's machinery. About 184 eons have
been 'Hoek 1 for the trial of agricultural implements, which
is a larger extent of sewage than tin society has ever bad
before. Yesterday's trials would be astir* weaned to
ploughing. and would be divided into two olseese—eanhisory
adspeed for Inge ocounatieus, le which two aegis.* are
chiefly seed, and those s ispted fee small farms.
Taw Baornmo Survocaram—A melancholy
oecurreace took place at Gower-road, near Swanson, on
Sunday evening last, whereby three brother. were almost
instantaneously soScorded. It appears, shoot sight o'clock
in the evening, a boy named Thomas Davies, aged thirteen
yean, metered to old level or working place of the Ginger-
widd colliery (which has lain idle for several months
put), when he was almost instantly thrown down to the
ground by the noxious games which had socannulated. His
two brothers, named David Devise, aged 18, and Zecha-
riah Devise, aged 17, ageing the fete of their own-
peaks. ran to his wirdenee, when they, too, were soca
overpowered and leek picot:lite as the ground. Two
men, named John Farley and Lasso Davies, who were in
the oompeey of the deceased, gave an alarm, sad the bodies
were eventually got out and courepad to a asighbouriteg
public hoer, when they now lie, awaitiag the coroner's in-
quisition. The colliery, which is situated at Cower Rued,
about eight miles from Swans*., is the property of Mr.
Alfred Starry, and the PirllDoll of the level was protected,
sad thus no Mann can be attached to the owner.

ThiAlllCor SIILOBS tx CALC no
port in the world whore the normal tato of mortality among
sailors in so high as is the port of Clakatta. This partly
mime from the feet that seism comencely drink the
aboinisablo water of the river, or a still more deadly
pieta which is sold to them is the hasaars. Eve
in the beet of the basson, three isteeded for tho
Eurefressa. Om things said are often most
abosetaabbi. But the poor are oompelled to live on what
as Irish pennant would threw away as offal. Oar sailors,
when they 01,0111 here, lied that they are in • very thirsty
lard. They stick • thin cap at their heads and make all
sail for the basson, when they coo pt some** cheap to
driok ; for. at au hotels. • rapes is the standard price for
what is called • " peg." The sailor moot afford that, and
so he strolls towards • des of sespeakalile infamy celled
Flag-street. It he dos sot get struck down with sesames
as the way, he finds himself is • narrow thoroughfare, the
aerial opal festaring drain on each side, sod with
little low Dative hats to which 111001•1 is gabbed by
• plank. la are .1 these plasm he pays two mars
(M.) for • glass of what is called oherepape
copse, sad which is in reality • satire
dragged with datan, • deadly pawn, or coocurnrs.=
Oat of theme sinks of isigsity seine of those poor fellows
sower Pa alive, and is Calcutta than is no reparation of
birthaaml deaths, so that it is quite imposghlo to pt exact
rani= of the number of men who thus perish. It has hem
militated by Dr. Chews, president of the Medical College,
that the proportion of deaths amass oar sailors is ' a very
sear apprcash to animal dogmatics, or teal extinction is
DLID Tare ID • .i.e. lame 170 rams we taken to as
hospital in Calcutta suffering from &dirk= bromars. —Letter
Dross Ca/curre.
There are now in this °wintry six (Aeon of
F,aropesa Wile who ere especially d.taohed to watch sad
repent ear program In ship buildisF.—/fres York papa%