The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-01 00:00:00

THE HORSE-SHOW AT THE AGRICULTURAL
HALL.-(THIS DAY).

This morning the Agricultural Hall has been
visited by a large number of persons attracted by
the Horse-show, of which a preliminary account ap-
pears in another column. The show may
already be pronounced a complete success,
alike as regards the merits of the animals and the
patronage of the public. Among those present
this morning were the Duke of Marlborough, the
Earls of Zetland, Stamford, and Stradbroke, Lord
Stanmore, the Meader of the Horse (the Marquis of
Ailesbury), Colonel Maude, crown equerry ; Count
Nader, head of the breeding establishment of the
Emperor of Austria, &c. The turf was very fully
represented.
The judging commenced about 10 o'clock, and
was watched with deep interest by the visitors,
safely ensconced outside the enclosure in such posi-
tions as to be able to indulge their fancy for equine
beauties and their criticism of equine defects to
the utmost. At 1 o'clock the judges adjourned
their labours, and up to that time the following
were the chief prizes awarded :—For thorough-
bred stallions (racers), the first prize was awarded
to the Earl of Stamford, for Citadel ; the second
to Mr. John Wyatt, of Nutbourne, Sussex, for
Nutbourne • and the third to Mr. Charles Snewing,
of Holywell, Watford, for Caractacus, a winner of
the Derby. 501. additional for stallions of special
value in connexion with the breeding of bunters,
hacks, and troopers was awarded as follows :
To Mr. William Sullivan, 201. for Neville ;
to the Earl of Stamford, 101. for Newcastle ;
to Mr. Blenkiron, 101. for Amsterdam ; Mr. W.
Tomasson, 101. for The Czar. For half-bred
stallions the first prize was awarded to Mr. Brown,
of Mahon, for President Jun. ; the second to Mr.
Crisp, of Essex, for Young England, a most extra-
ordinary 2-yr-old ; and the third to Mr. Hamblion,
of Colcheeter, for Phenomenon. Caractacus, as a
Derby winner, was of course veryjmuch observed.
His symmetry and compactnese are remarkable,
but there is a defect in his feet, and owing to that
cause it was, we believe only by a casting vote
of the judges that he obtained a third prize in his
class.

As by 2 o'clock not one-fourth of the animals
bad been judged, and the entire number is 310,
the task of judging can scarcely be finished before
to-morrow afternoon.

LAND MORTGAGE BANK OP INDIA(LIMITED).
(THIS DAY.)

An extraordinary general meeting of the proprie-
tors is tins undertaking was held to-lay at the London
Tavern, Mr. LUNG in the chair, for the purpose of consi-
dering and affirming the resolutions adopted at the general
medico on the 17th June lest ; these resolutions authorial-
log the board of directors to exercise tbe powers given by
" The Companies' Seal Act, 1864."
The CHLIZMAIII, is moving the resolution for affirmisg the
resolutions, referred to the great toes of time, expense, and
iocouveuienee that would be incurred were the directors
compelled to have every mortgage executed in the areal
way. By the adoption of these reeolusiooe the board
would to empowered to stamp the mortgage with
the official seal of the company at any of the branches,
which would make the document complete. Special seals
would be prepared for each of the three presidencies,
Bengal, Madras, and Bombay.
The motion baying beau seconded, was agreed to una-
nimously, and a vote of thanks to the chairman terminated
the proceedings.

WRATH= REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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Aberdeen 29.7663 F.N.W.
Web 12222 67 N.W.
Ardreems 29.96 be N.
Greenmails 12.91 66 W. 1
Galway 29.26 5 W.N.W. i
Va/eatts 30.15 611 N. S.W.
Cape Clear 99.10 571 W.N.W.
Qammstows 29.92 09i N.M.
Uverpool 29.93 W.N.W.
Holyhead 29.96 51 W. N. W.
Pembroke 20.08 W.N. W.
Pomace 70.1168 N.N.W.
Brea 28.14 HP &
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toehelort 30.16 59 W.
Plymouth 30.07 59 W.N.M.
Weymouth 30.03 66 N.W.
Portsmouth-. 25.97 67 N.N.W.
Loudon 20.966. W.
Dever 29.96 69 W.
Temauslit ~.29.76 65 N.W.
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PIORMILL
SATTIDAT. 011 ?lower= SUMAC
N.N.W. to W.S.W.. Comoro. W.S.w. to N.N.W.,
fresh, squally, a few strong to moderate,
showers. some showers.
As above. WIOWTII/1. As above.
N. N. W. to W.A.W., SOLTIIILLN. W.S. W. to N. N. W. and
fresh, In places a few back, fresh, showers
showers. In places.
N. to W., moderate to ZAMBIA AS next above.
strong,some showers.
Ncesnern.Scotland. Western. Inland, Wsies, end ad.
mies. uotithern=lqadt Chnabg and hay of Biscay. /astern
slastword &gland and North Sea.

Gasses!. GARIBALDL —Yesterday his Grace the
Duke of Sutherland, ma his return to EoglaM, waited upon
the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion House, and presented to
him an addrese from the municipality of dada Marin
Grua-Vetere, Southern Italy, in the provisos of Terre di
Lorre, expressive of their grateful acknowledgment to the
English people for the eathusieatic reception they pvs to
General Garibaldi.
REPRESENTATION OF EAST SUSSEX.—Viscount
Primer has rued an adder; to the electors, in which be
states that it is not his intention to come forward r a
candidate for the representation of the eastern divine° et
Sumer at the next pare' election. Hie reason is bad
health. The conservatives hays called a meeting far
Tarry next, the ftth inst., at Lewee, to adopt resolutions
io reference to a candidate. It is expected that they will
invite Mr. Walter Barrel', the sewed son of the Ire Sir

Charles Harrell, to come forward.
Roar ENTATION OF WENT KINT.-81r E.
Filmer will retire from the representation of West Kent at
the close of the present parliament. Mr. F. Hart Dyke, •
son of air P. Dyke, will be a candidate.
ItkitUSIFOOD ASYLUM FOR IDIOTS.-1 grand
bazaar to assist in the extinction of the debt owing by tide
/asylum, will be held at the Hanover-square Rooms to-mor-
row, and Monday and Tuesday, under meet distiaroisbed
patronage. The Prime and Prisms of Wales wi.1.4 it ie
delieved, honour the bazaar with a visit at 12 o'clock to-
morrow. Tickets of admission may be obtained of any of
the ladies' committee; Mitchell's Royal Library. Old Boo&
street ; Messrs. Robert Cocks and Co., New Burlington.
street ; at the Hanoveroqoare Room, and at the office.
where ocestribeticom of articles or money will be thankfully
received.
Ustraaarrr Comics, Losuox.—On Tuesday,
the 28th ult., a meeting was held in the great theatre of
the college, to present Dr. Adams, a late master in the
Schools, with a testimonial from his former pupils, expressive
of their esteem sod regard, sad of their regret at his with-
drawal from the school, which he leaves to assume the
management of a wheel mar Manchester. Dr. Adams, who
had been a master in the school for nearly 20 years. was very-
enthusiastically received by the large assemblage of the boys
and their friends when he stepped upon the platform as
oompanied by Professors Key and Malden, and most of the
other present masters. Mr. Key, the head-master, kindly
presided, sad opened the proceedings with an appropriate
speech. Mr. Charles Cumberbatch thee on Walt
of the subscribers read the address, and Dr. Adams
replied in eloquent and sffectisnate terms, expressing hie
great regard for his old pupils, sod for the institution in
which he bad so low; laboured, sad the genuine satisfaction
which be felt in the (=victim that he carried with him
their hearty respect and attachment. The testimonial =w-
elded of an elegant tea and coffee service, with a salver, ow
which was engraved the following inscriptioa :—" Pre.
muted, with a tea and coffee service. to Ernest Adam
Ph. D.. by his former pupils, as a token of respect and
attachment, on the occasion of his leaving Universay Col-
lege School, Easter, 1864." The proceedings terminated
with a vote of thanks to Professor Key, and three times
three cheers for Dr. Adams.

Tag Etat-now OF SABBirrs.—Althougb there are
now no candidates in opposition to Messrs. Aldermen Dakin
and Bosley for the office of sheriffs, the poll was resumed
yesterday morning, and continued until three o'clock as
usual, and will be recommenced this (Friday) morning at
9 o'clock, to be finally closed at 4 o'clock of the same day.
The nomben last erosive wore—Mr. Alderman Pekin, 673
Mr. Alderman Bosley, 610 ; Mr. Croekey, 133 ; Mr. Jill*
63; Mr. Guns 3.
CILYSTALL PAL...Cr.—The annual archery meeting
commenced yesterday, and is so far highly suoressfuL The
number of shooters n large. All the crack shots are pre.
mot (excepting the champion, who is detained by illness).
and the &bootleg is excellent.
A HOLITION or TURNPIKE & —At 12 o'clock last

night the new &et, 98 sad 27 Victoria, esp. 78, mum into
operation, sod a post portion of London has been relieved
from the nuisance of toll•hsrs.
Ax Autersemmt Core= Muts—At the Burrs
Barra copper miss. in South Australia, ona of the richest
Is the world, there ere 583 employed. The wages
paid there are—to misers. 90w to 351. per week ; to meas.
&Imre, 404.; mechanics, 409. to fila; labeling:6.97s. to 90n
youths, 18s. to 21a; sad boys, Bs. to 15s.—South Australian
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