The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-24 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIVINCi.

BITTING AT lIIANCIEDITZEL—TRIDeaNieuti
(By Uaitod Kingdom Tslereph.)
TWO THOUSAND GUMMI.
4 to 1 apt Hasped.: (w)
9 to 2 Saeobaraateter eir)
12 to 1 Brick (w)
citseru CUP.
25 to 1 apt &racial* lt and
33 to 1 Mack Deer (t)
60 to 1 Welcome (t)
Stradelle in great fora° ; all the I,ooCfa 1.40 to Be- pi
being quickly taken.
DERBY.
11 to 2 yet Lard Clifden (off take II to 1)
WATERLOO f(IOUREUNG) Cliff.
100 to 7 spa %r. flpioka's Nomination (t l)
200 to 11 Mr. Nomination (t f) •
16 to 1 Mr. Btackstock's Nominal/as toff)
20 to 1 Mr. Branaritt's Neurnalina (off)
30 to 1 Lord Seflon's Noasiriatioa (off)
Mr. Spinks's and Mr. Warr all's aonnuatises in peat
demand, both bsiag nearly equal favourites seer the
ale, *hen the termer sprung to 100 to 7 (takes).

AYWLWAY AWDPU&WVOMMAINWE IP

PARLIAMENT.

Yesterday, before the. examines, the !allowing
bills wens &aired to haw duly complied with the maaliog
orders of parliameot :—Great Restroor Railway, for pro-
posed new metropolitan station and brawler ; Meth Bri-
tish Railway for power to run steamboat/ between Port
Carlisle sad ,Silloth and cartels plasm is the Veined King-
den and isle of Man ; Lancashire and Yorkiiiiroßailway,
for as extension from sear Thorax is the West Siding, to
the Seddlethorpe station of the Roll sod Selby, with moo-
ten Sus at Goole and a branch to flowdes, and I. sin a
mm of 257,0004 • Boston sod Freston Shore Railway and
Pier, for brioche' between it... places, to make arrange-
meats with the Great Northern, to reclaim loads from the
as and improve than, sad to rage 90.0001. ; Loodou end
North Wastes Railway, for sow branches in Ohothire
and to abastios pelt of Chaffed sad flotteford
end wise 120.0001. ; Mode", Perth, sad AberdeenJbueloo,
for sew lines from Leads' sad Newtyle to the Scottish
North Easters and Alyth Raga sad toarrasp with thaw
eornmaise ' • Wolvorbasapima for avoilway
Menge than ppoausts, at an attested wet of 15010004 ;
South Staff Railway ; Fumes and Midland, to
web /has itegrays by a timbal, each warway tan nee
75,4001. ; Thames* Docks. The owes of nosemphsoos in-
cloded the Repot-circus Railway, bat only in the matter of
an immaterial mimics is the books of reference ; Midland
Railway, for • railway from Mangolefeld to Bath, sod to
must. 266,0001. new copit•L The adjourned 1711101 com-
prised Great Eastern Railway (March and Spalding line) ;
Minburgh sad Gls/pow sad other cowponies ; Isle of Wight
Valley Junction Railway ; Pottier Janes= Railway, sad
Midland Railway (esteem to London).

THE tArE Ma. GREEN, EHe SHirowNia —A
numerous and influential meeting / the twigless, numbering
upwards of 700, of Poplar end Blackwell, wee bold at the
town-hall on Thursday evenag, for the p epr of testifying
their reaped for the late Mr. Richard Orme, the eminent
shipowner. Mr. Chtuuhwarden Dixon having Imlay opened
the proceedings, raa she motion of Mr. Edward OrtleMeg the
following resolution was umurimonalz adopted :—" That the
trustees of this pariah desire to record with untitled
wow their deep seem of Me great low they ham our
Joined by the deems* of Mr. Ricltard Orson, who daring
his life unremittingly and most liberally promoted the wel-
fare of this parish, as especially shown In the extension end
support of schools, I. providing a home for asamen, is re-
lieving the afflicted and distreesed, and in largely aiding in
the maintenance of the Poplar Hospital, and other Muti-
lations in the plate of hie birth, and who always molested
a deep interest in everything which heeded to the wel-
fare and happier= of thaw by whom he wee surrouoded.
He was justly recognised m a loyal and faithful subject, an
intelligent and hearty mppaeter of die shipping and com-
merce of the country, a kind and liberal employer. seal a
noble benefactor to many of the most useful inatitutime of
the land. He was at all times open, frank, and Biomes ;be
lived universally respected, be died most deeply regretted."
METROPOLITAN BOARD or WORKS. —Yesterday
the weekly meeting of the board was held at the Maces,
Spring-gardens. Mr. Meridiem io the chair. Mr. ma,
M.P., introduced a deputation from the vestry of Chelsea,
who presented a memorial, which stated that in 1206 the
government resolved to constitute a road for the embank-
ment of the river from Vauxhall-bridge to Bettersembridge,
and the parliament then voted 145,75 U. for the conetractwo
of the work, that the embankment and road had been
completed by Mr. Page, the engineer, to the extremity of
the buildings of Chelsea Hospital, sod there stopped, leaving
500 yard. of the road melees, it ending into • eel oh ~—
that a large portion of that voteremained unexpeaded ; and
that it only required about 1,500 yards to oteoplete the
embankment and road ; that they respectfully
that the sewer from Fulham might be combieedd
this
valuable impeovement —in the Name manner as lb. *ewer
would be conveyed from Weetininsterbridge to L7aeldrien.
bridge. Mr. Tile, M.P., moved that the memorial be
referred to the Main Drainage Committee, to elealliate sad
report thereon, which, after some discoidal', wassailed to.
Mr. Freeman, payment to notice, moved that it be referred
to the FIRKIN* Committee to report what properties, of the
expires incident to the execution of the Thames Embank-
ment Works ought to be charged to the Thames Embank-
ment Fund. Mr. MR...net moved,as an amendmout, that
it he taken into oomideratiort at some futuroday. After
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some remarks from 111 r. Malebo the amendment we's pot sad
lost by a miaority door. The original motion, was thee pot
sad carried. The clerk (Mr. Pollard) read • letter frees Mr.
Slight, secretary of the Loodoo, Brighten, sad South Otast
Radaray Company, assentiog to • requirement of pay-
ment by the compao of as exams above 1,800/. of mat of
drainage works at .hill-statioe, • was ordered
to be put on the minutes of the board.
ST. THDRAS'S AND BITHLEX HOSPITALS.—Whet
St. Thomas's Heepital was required for railway purposes
the site wee valued by lir. Ornery, the surveyor to the
governors, at 478,0801. • ostler the award of the arbitrator
only 290,0001. was obtained for the property. Oa a re.
mot °erasion the actual value of Bidders was beeriglit in
question, when the authorities appealed spaniel. their
amemmeet to the parish of St. George's, and valued them-
WWI, or rather placed their then estimated value one their
owe property. which result, by being math public, may serve
presort purposes. Mr. Les,theirsurroyor,theo cootended that
1,8001. • year was the utmost rental, as the grounds of his
valuation, whioh, if correct for rating purprees, is good for
bargain sad sale. Mr. Pair*, surveyor, who has acted for
the Home-office, wader the sanction ci the Poer.law Board,
ho., oa behalf of Bt. George's, rooleeded for 4.2001. The
award of the arbitrator was 3,7251. Mr. Johnson, the
Governor of Bridewell sod Bethlem, and Mr. Lee, his sur-
veyor, argued that Bethlem was almost warthlem, because
at the preesat time it was "totally nagt for the purposes
and practice of • lunatic YAWN under the altered and
ebrimet reversed system of treatment of luasry ;" therefor.
I,BBW. a year was an adiquete rest. Such being the cam,
oartaiely thirty years' purchase, or 54,0 Mg., will approximate
towards the carnal value of the property in fee.
CRYSTAL PALMR..—The specs! amusements welt
be brought to 'a close this day, sad all the decorations, In.
eluding the great Christmas tree, will be removed at once.
Oa Saturday next the concerts will be resumed.
In numberleas instances of Chronic Bronchitis
and Winter l'etigh Dr. de Jonah's Llght•Drown red Liver Oil h
been need with extraordinary enemas H. Cbampouillon, the
eminent Phyalciatt to the Hospital ef Val de Ocoee, recent...
°Tut this 00 la wood elkescinus in caring all chronic affections
of the respiratory organ.' S remedy so effercettally Whim the
laryngeal irritation which provokes hamming and peolencd
emighleg. —Said odd I. eapodell bottles, Rs. Si., ga. Id.. sad
Pa, by the socts=ta, Ammar Hasler& sad co., It swats,
Landrygait—l I