The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-07 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS.

Uffitaroon, Ancrer 6 —Balas today:—Great Eastern. 621 SO
—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 116—Loudon and North Wertraw„
1021 1 —Manchester, Sheffield, and lincoinshire, 441—Metere-
pcditan, 111—Midland, Iffi/ Bonth Eastern, 921 1 I—Manchester.
Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 101. redeemable 6 per cent., 114. Illinois Central, Central, 16 d.—Bank of Liverpool, 28 p.—Empire Mastes.
(Unified , 7-16 p.—Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 91 p.--
80141 Insurance, 6 6-16 p.
Maneuvers; ACQUIT 6.—There was a fair amount of human
Market steady. Caledonian. 1201 I—Consolldated Bank Limited).
7.10 p.—Great Faatern, 521—Great Northern, A, I—Orawel
Trunk of Canada,. 191—Grest Welton. 461 1 51-111inois OsnliaL
Et 1 la d. paid up. 74 1 I—Lanessffire and Yo 116
131—London and North Waters, 10841--Manchester,
and 1 incoinshire, 441 4 3.-11etropollean, 111—Midland.
amlBll
—North British. 541 1 I—South Eastem, 921 I—Thi s
Mersey Marine Insurance. I/ 15-16 p.—Montes Auntie, 2 1.16
Midland, New, 1 9-16 p.—Great Eastern Sic per Cent Pref., 118
(odd lot,—Piro AMMO!, 2 p.—Confederate loan, 231 d.

NEW RONAN Cantotac City-sew—The lint
stone of a new Roman catholic church and Downie:ea
ram:lntel, in Southamptoe.road, near Haverstock.hill, was
laid yesterday. The ceremony was performed by the Anti-
bishop Elect of Port of Spain, Trinidad. There were pre-
sent beside Cardinal Wiseman, the general of the Innainicsa
order, many other DOIIIIOiCIO friars, several other priests.
sod • large number of the laity. The Very Rev. Dr Man-
ning preached a sermon, in which he congratulated Lis
hearers on the return of the Dominican order to active mis-
sionary duty in London after centuries of absence. The
church is to be Gothic, sod Gilbert Sloan', Fol., is the ar-
chitect.
A BoLITIoN OF TURNPIKIDL—An Act of Parlia-
ment has just been printed to amend the arta relating to
the turnpike re.uls in the neighbourhood of the metropolis
north of the Thames, under which • number of turnpikes
will be abolished. In July next the commissioners are to
remove the toll.bouser and gates. An appal tiounient is own
of the estates speofied and the other roads on which toile
are to he contionsd are to be divided into district,. Oa the
let of July the tolls authurned to be taken under the Metro-
polis Act of 1829 are to cease. The turnpike roads by the
act transferred to parishes in which tolls are to cease an
specified in the first schedule annexed, sod embrace Or
made on which omnibuses now run Lath of the Thames.
With • few inaptness, the toll.gates will on the let of J oly
next be remnant in 20 parishes north of the Tharis, ex-
teoding from Westminster to Teddiagtos sod from 'funn-
iness-court-road to Hampstead, with kientisb-tows.
CANADIAN CIIISDIT.—Some time back (scan the
Timex) the public were warned against investment, at pre-
sent in any Canadian government or municipal securities,
by a history of the default of the corporation of Hamilton
is the payment of their bonds, a default in w bids the
provincial government were identified to • consider-
able extent. Wore that date the featnres of the ems
have been rendered worse by a number statements
put forth is defence. These statements do nut dray
that the bondholders have been deprived of money justly
due to them. but thee say that the corporation " requires
time"—• plea which is all parts of America seems on every
coming to be coosidered • perfectly satisfactory answer
for creditors—and that it is " brutal insolence" to throne&
than with perrnmient loos of credit as a consequeses
of bed faith. The worst symptom, however, rounds
in the fact that a contradiction is given .vreattffla to
each of the allegations put forth hero as to the manner
in which the provincial government are implicated ia
the misconduct of the corporatioo. These allegatine
were all based opal public end remrded statements, made
either by the Mayor of Hamilton on one sole, or the Car-
than Fioauce Minister os the other, and supported by well
knows circumstances ; and we Cr., therefore. compelled to
believe them, or to accept the equally disagreaLle coed.-
-
sioo that the representations of the leading pubic, men is
Canada must, when pecuniary insatiate and the lateral
of foreign creditors are at stake, be received with satire
A CHILD BOLD BY ITS FATHER.—On Monday
last • man named Joseph Shutt, of Cone, attended Flun-
ky market, and on retuning to the railway statioe, be
called at the house of • person named dhuttlewortb.
' where be saw an infant, from six to sight months old.
Shutt at once asked the father what he wonld take for the
child, and upon his replying that he would take 2s. tid.„
pieced 3s. on the table, when Shuttleworth returned rd.
Shutt took the child in his arms, and was proceeding with
it to the railway station to take it home, when Shuttl►
worth appears to have experienced severe palms of cies-
science, and hastened after him, and after a wordy combat.
got his child back, and returned the half-crown. Shutt.
who keeps • tap at Coins., said he bad no children,
Intended adopting the child.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BRIGHTON RACK CLUB —Tut a.DAY.

A I' Lir 6 of uovtanle which
have never won 100!. ; the winner to be la Id for 120 sova.
T. Y. C. (6 furlongs.)
Mr. 1.-tenon:4', Lol) Dery, by Tamils. Ylatadeber, or
llernut—Clarkia, Sprit, ost.l2lb
51:. El.na-he ot Lancaster. a sr.i. let 10Ih J. Dairy! t
Lunt Velerith. 'a Keane, 4 yrs. s, sb. . .... 3
1 he &Akan.: also ran .—ludolence, n)niphony, and Columbia.
Betting 7to 4 agar Columhi, 4to 1 each agst Lady
Dvily and loduleuce, sod sto 1 apt Knape. Symphony
made the running, followed by Blanche of Lancaster and
Columbia, until ludf.way down the hill, where the favourite
vino, to the front. lndoleoce and Symphony lying next. At
the foot of the bill Lady I krby, next the rads, beaded the
lot. roil cootauing etch the lead to the end, won by half a
leuith. Two lengths separated the second and third. The
winLer was b mg„bt in for 130 guineas.
THE BHP lITON C 1.1.11 .STAKES (Handicap) of 10 toys,
each. b ft, with 101 added. for 3-yr-olds and upwards;
winners extra. New Course (one nide and three.quarters).
(II sub..)
I .ni Pirt-nniuth ad Alelbladc, I,y The Cm/ark—Aunt
11,511 n.. ayrn.9st 101 b... ...... ... Mr. 11. Wombwell) 1
I. cbrslmss Deists's! Hess, 6 sra, list alb

' pg. little) 2
Mr. E. Ers3hy's rand% n yrs, lOat 41h
Melting : 11 to 10 on General Hess, 2 to 1 apt Alcibiade,
and 4to 1 ups Tonic. Tonio made play at a moderate
IMed, General Has second, and Mallards, :yin' off. They
tan thus until descending the bill, where Toni° was
beaten, and gave way to the (Aber, General flees having
a slight lead, which be maintained till the last few
strides, when Alcibiade got op and woo by ahead ; Tonic
beaten off.

Tog BRLAITON CLUB PLATE of :9) sows., for 2 sad 3-yi-
elds. Certain allowances. Last Lail note.
lurdWeitu9.rebuttre Atlas, by Ilesperui—Teetotoot, 3 yrs
Ist 9lb 5. Adana.; 1
Mr. iliodgmain's I by Tedtlioalon—it. Rosana 2 .
Bat MI '3. Stord.9l; 2
Capt. WilltanwoWs Lady Mama, 3yrs 7st 6lb car.
7st Sin (H. Orinishuiel 3
I:Le folkia Luz also ran:—lsabel, 1 by Cores—Toy, Madame
Taplialiro, Cap; Lbetator, and Little-go.
Betting : ato 2 agst Lady Emma, 5 to 1 apt the Toy
filly, 100 to 15 web apt babel and Cadiz, and 10 to 1 each
apt Atlas and Madame Taglinficri, 100 to 8 agst Little-go,
and 101.1 ton &gat the St. Rosalie filly. The start was CO..
aiderebly delayed, and during the tedious delay Little-go
and Madame fagliafico ran nearly to the distance. When
the flag was dropped, Lady Emma made play into the dip,
where she retired, and Atlas took up the running, was never
again headed, and won by three lengths ; a head divided the
aecoad and third. Isabel was fourth, and Madame Tag-
hake° filth. The two last were Cadiz and the Toy filly, the
latter having got badly off. The winner was bought by Mr.
J. Wood, for 106 guineas.
TER CLARET STAKES of 5 DOTI. eaoh, with 100 added ;
winners extra. T. Y.C. (six furlongs) (18 subs.)
.•

T.ptoln dley'• Cheerful, by lediciogtoii—Placid. a 7r*,
104310 including slb ex• iMr. W. Bevil I) I
Duke of. Beaufort' Dowager, 8 yrs, Dal Blb
M. H. %Towhee")
Mr. J. flarbm's Coronet, Byre, list ,
,Capt. Little 3
The followito; also ran : —Lord Chancellor, Bohemian, and
v2pll te.

- Betting: t to 4 eget Bohemia. 5 to 2 apt Cheerful,
7 to 1 apt Cmoiset. 103 to 8 each silt Lord Chancellor and
Doncaster, and 100 to 7 •gst Neophyte. Bohemia made
play into the dip, where abe gave way, and was passed by
Comte, Demister, and Coronet, aad the former, maintain-
ing the lead to the end, woe by a length; Coronet a bad
thuaL

—TH2 SWORD FRAM or THR FOURTH BRIGHTON CLUB BIEN-
InAL STIJL= of 10 Nova each, with 50 added, for 3)r-olds ;
oohs, Bet nb ; 51k., Bst 41b. Wiesen extra. Bristol
mile. (7 subs.)
Mr. John lkdraon's Trumps, by King of Trumps-O(We
dans, Ost Ilb (Including 811) extra)
Lord Portsmouth's Cachuca, Bst bib (Including SIR extra)
(J. Coates) 2
Captain Coates' The Avenger, Bet 710
Isabel also ran.
. _

Betting • 5 to 4 opi64eiscs., 2 to 1 mot Trumps, sad 4
to 1 apt The Avenger. TM latter made play, followed
closely by Cachum and Tramps, the latter two lengths off,
and Isabela similar distance is rear of Trumps. They ran
thus to the bottom of the hill, where Trumps and enclitics
took close order with The Avenger ; Isabel in the meantime
dropping further into the rear. At the distance Trumps
challemed, and opposite the bland passed The Avenger, and
shaking off Cachuna's effort woo by a length. Three lengths
separated the second and third. Isabel beaten off.

A SWEEPSTAKES of 5 soya each, with 100 added, for all
ages ; certain allowances. T.Y.C. Six furlongs. (14 subs.)
Captain Christie's Lady Cllfdeit, by Serplice—The Slave
by.N elboarne ,s 4 to be sold: 6Ps 94 111 b, Fordham) 1
Mr. W. ,Robertson's Bede orth, 2 yrs (10014. bet 31b
(a. Wondhottaei 2
Captain Handley's Wanes Xye, 2 yrs (5001 64 101 h
Lost* 3
The following aloe ran :—Lady Derby, laby, Outpost, lode-
penkieni e, aul Certificate. . -

Betting : 3 to I ori Lady Glades, 8 to 1 apt Wangle Eye,
10 to 1 eget Lady Derby, and 100 to 7 apt any other. Lady
Clifden made all the running. and won by mix lengths. In-
dependence was fourth, Certificate fifth, and Outpost sixth.
Neither of Mr. Flemings two posed the post.
Tag Fresr Yaks or THE From Biuozros Cius
Intranet Brants of 10 sons. each, with 50 added. for 2.yr
olds ; oohs, fist 10lb ; fillies, Bet 71b. Winners extra, and
certain allowance& T.Y.C. Six furlong& (21 subs.)
Lord l'abridges.Dwiduu, by Laiubtun, Lady Louisa 9st 111),
:J. Ouster) 1
Count de ragrunge's La Belk Perountere. Bst 9lb Hunter) 2
tie. Herat's J Indus, tilt lib Grinashsal 3
Betting: 5 to 2 oo Durham, sod 4 to 1 eget Junius.
Durham medial! the main and won by a length. Bad
third.

A PLATE of 100 aova., added to a Streatritakee of 5 ion.
eae►, for Sorr.oltis: oolta, Set 7lb fillies, tat 4lb wines=
extra. T.V.C. Six forkiega. (12sobs.)
Mr. J. Barber's The Clown by the Cure—Gole2nds, let lib

(G. Yordhain. 1
Captain Handley's Seaboy, ast 31b (Custance, 2
Mr. H. Savale's Itlgolhoche. set (Cballoner, 3
The follow me also ran :—Tlaythinsr. Overcast. Cteur de Leon,
Yellen, Mother Bunch, Cutaway, Jennett, and Line.
• Yr. Barber declared to win with The Clown.
A PLATI of 60 on, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. One

Mr. John Dawson's Trumps, by King of Trompa—Orlo's
• dam, 3 yrs, ilst lab (Mr. W. &will) 1
Lewd Westmorland'a Zak., $ yn, gat 71b
(Mr. H. Wombwell)
Ur. W. W. Baker's Bolero, 4 yra, 1014101 b.. (Mr. Edwards) 3