The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVFMBER 3, 1863.

i LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

NT KLIMEK meows.)
WORCESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

NURSERY HANDICAP.
Flatterer
Deerstalker ...

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WORCESTER HANDICAP. One mile and three-quarters.
Umpire, Lioeess, Omagh Patrick, Costs, Crochet e. De-
spair, Conuodrurn, Don Jobs, Donnybrook, Pearl Diver,
Summerside, sod Dow:atter are bens

HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two mikes

Pot Pourri, Don Jobe, Miss Hawthorn, Rapture, Harrah
Nana Witc4, ch. m, Over the Sea, Church Militant,
Wartharn, and Whit/Aell are bare.

HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, About oaemile.

Mapire,Deapair, Past Runner, Ripon, Zingari, Liam,
Alohyagst, °oldie Dusk Margery, Golden Drop, said
Pearl Diver an bars.

SEVERN RABIC STARES. Three miles.
Jerry, Rufus, Eloot Lan, Harlequin, Meacham, Joker-
man, Cuirassier, and Medea are here.
Oran ARRIVALS. Lincoln, humid's, Sir Bobby, Speedy,
Yeller GA Irishman, Lithe, Reporter, Worcester, Trait,
Arne:entail, Nereus, Empress of Buena a, Marble HiP,
Barri* Oellarius, Socks, Flatterer, Lily Mary, Silver
Si.,. Bose, Airedale, Tyke, Cutaway, Overte.e, Calabria,
Highlaed Mary Ram, Deerstalker, The Gift, Vulture,
Confederate, Namara for Measure, Flettoo, Guncoock,
lAfelmoy, Gibraltar, Peahen, and Remunerator.
The course flooded. The Hurdle Race not expected to
be run.

WINDSOR BLIIGTION.-(THIS DAY.)

NOMINATION OF THE CANDIDATES.
(By ZLICTZIO TILIGIRAPIL) _ _

The nomination of the candidates took place this
morning. when Colonel Vyse was proposed by Captain
Bulkeley, sad seconded by Mr. Holderness, as a fit and
proper person to represent the town of Wiled's". Captain
Sayler was then proposed by Mr. Driver, and 'seceded
by Mr. Harris. Oa a show of heeds Wag taken, it was
declared to be in favour of Colossi Vms.
A poll was than demanded on behalf of Captain Harter,
which wiR open tomorrow rooming, and close at four
o'clock le the dilemma.

GREAT SHIP COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.)

A special general meeting of shareholders was
hold at 1 o'clock, at the London Torero, Mr. Goo= in the
chair, " for the purpoce of altering the qualification of direc-
tors, fillinrup VllollllCilll in the direction, and for sack other
basin= a. may be aeceseaay for the artintenaiice of the
ecenyany."

The Cilium:6e mid be wished to explain why be appeared
in that position. Their late chairman, Mr. Berber, had,
though some misoodetstaeding with hie broker, disposed
of the isms which quaffed him to sit oa the boarff,
sad hoses it was that he (Mr. Gooch) bad
hikes his place. He (Mr. Barber) bed bees in-
vited to *teed to offer any explanation, which
he might deem desirable. He then gave a narrative of the
past comer of the ship from the earliest period down to her
last verge. The losses arising front various casualties
astountid, he observed, to 183,C:11., and then was about
50,000& still to be provided. The recent km on the
Atomise voyage arose from great competition ; sad he
believed that but for that this would have bees • fe'r
poet The semi was built for the American serves, sad
set a single roosting had bees held at whisk
the policy of that cause wit ass advocated
and apiauded by the shareholder'. It was, therefore,
sot fair- es the part al the shareholders to throw all the
blame of that policy os the board. The late *airman bed
=OA Jealously sad faithfully exerted himself ea behalf of
the mat pasty ; and hie judgment was sowed. The
pretest position of the *seers was this :—A co*
mitts, bad base spoisted to castiol the amass►
meat of the company's affairs. The ship itself was in
heath of treeless, and it was • mrstios to be determined
whether by adverseiag mossy, it could be takes oat of their
hands. Without stresuous efforts to raise what was wasted
that me tainly could sot be deem He meet sow tabs Mere
of the company so for as that side of the table was cos.
awned, and be earnestly hoped that the company would
be reamed tram its dificallies. (Obsess.)
Mr. W. Hews, se this et the somesittes, after
=kis remit at the Weeded retireesset el the
Kr. Gooch) from the board, said at protest then
IM MO meow is bead, but be bad so doubt that the head.
holders gimerstly would met** their lame end sedsieot
feeds had boss raised. The ails of the 'hip was
being urged forward by • patios of the bead.
holder, who so doubt twain be mob,* these.
by roil* that * their belief the ship wee gips-
hie of ars* •• profit. (Hem, bear.) The ship had
bees areeglit into seek a patios that immediately alter
the lest meetiog old Awes were sold at le. bd. emit and
preference shares at es. 9d. What wnes w pablie wiled
the emelt of • sew *hey having bees eleadowed
fa* ? Why, that the old dues went saw worth do.,
sad the preference liter* 10e. Be the relined* meetiess
whish be had attended is Load's, Meareester, sad eke-
when, at which hosibeiders bad, 'her bearing his elate-
meet, emissetad to welt tar psymes#. (Cheese.) As or
Mr. Parry, be had that gesimma's any fee
Mafia( that hie proosedieg we sot easiest the shipei the
shembelden were led to wppa het simply 'pleat the
stores. A letter sppemsd la the Tinges of this
ramie& ceetredietteg his stionseste at the last
mestiag. He knew from whom that promeded—the
dint was toe slight set to be permtved —it same
from LiverpooL This letter mid they bad had sough
to do with patriotism. The only patriotism white be (Mr.
Hawaii eared for wee that whisk aossitlid is showing that
tie vessel meld be weird at • peed. Whims.) Aga*
the writer mid, the debts emanated to 136,000/. Tree, but
the beads were sot all payable at seta. As to the is*
vest, which it was said was omitted from his
osier* his reply was that the *tenet was sot doe till
wend of December, het that provision was is feet mode
for it They were told, too, that Use ship wee six years
old, and most require repairs. eke meld sot be mush were
for ix years' wear ; and se to repair; why she wee I. the
nine posittee as all ether meek His caleedatice was
a:Noised that 1,000 troops might be arid to
Leas et TN. • piece. Why the Lady Jesting • vessel of •
little more *se 2.000 loss burgh's, had past lakes oat 780
soldiers at 401. • pies. (Hear, *sr.) The writer
advised that the ship should be sold. (A
Voice " That's his liter game.") It was dear that
the shareholder bald the ship more eh
thee wpm, else *id hold it. They hod lettelPeZ
money bat they had the ship to work, while be ekes* the
ship and work it *hen wail ha** raise • hags amount
of capital. He thee proceeded to my that be intsedod to
propo-o that the quahaealiaa at instals should be reduced
to SOO shores, in order that there might he a wider Sid of
imbibe. He had received letters from sweaty as thirty
shovehoidere prowl* peasniery support. To meet
liabilities and et oat the ship required
ax The creditor aa • body bed agreed to
take half their debts is oath, sad the rmaiiiieg
belt is ix moods, redoing the armee required
immediately to 18,001. They would he misled to
pay premiss liabilities sad prepare the skip for sot.
He proposed that two fonts shouldls belted to every share-
holder, ow, for • maw subeeripties to be repaid, with
• haw of 10 per met. eat of the prelim of the outward
shodhe Ind* and V times VIA of
'f the han
d* voyage. The seised hem provided
feese ems of the dret sot rsiebig essegli, sod was for •
meta% peciertbe of gametes ter as schuss frees beams
for shoe months.