The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-29 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S—MoNDAT.

Considering the heavy " balances" still outstanding over
the great events of the pail month or two the efforts put
forth to-day to bring matters to a setidactory condom=
fell short of the requirements of the oiceseice. As on Yon.
day last oomplaitits were numerous, and the result of the
day's &Atilt% was by us means flattering to the interest, of
the majority of bookmakers or to the panctuality of bookers.
Brill those who felt most aggrieved resigned themselves to
the hope that things might turn out better than
they expected, and in that frame of mind under-
took further responsibilities in reepeet of speoulation
cm the Derby. Liddingtoa would have been supported
lac 11 to 2, but sto 1 being the highest offer on the field
not a blow was struck in that quarter. The Duke would
have been beaked at 12 to 1, and at the same price Brenda.
bane was favoured with amend small investments.
1.000 to 70 was offered against Chattanooga without eliciting
a sign of corifidemie, while Oppressor and Brother to ?ding
each advanced to 25 to 1 (taken), Lord Glaspiee horse being,
in fact, in moredemarid them anything during the afternooo.
The remainder of the quotations are merely nominal, Quo-
in& pries:
DERBY.

sto 1 apt Mr. Mert7rs Llidlngton (otl tll tot)
12 to 1 Mr. W. r
11 to 1 Marquis TA
Ane Haulage' e
Beesdalbabe The Duke(l) tl2 toT)
os'
100 to 7 Mr. Naylor' Chattanooga (cdf)
1000 to 40 Mr. Mackentle's ppprraaor
1000 to 40 Lord Olergow's to MOult (1)
1000 to 10 iced Durham's A,41 (t)
40 to 1 Lord Weetleorelead's Dreher (0 to 2M..)
40 to Mr. H. Melville's Dock (t to 111.)
AO to 1 Dens Zotheeldkra Zepiarr (t)

TER ALLEGED EstiuCelON By Ninth —On the
7th November, the Protestant Allies.* laid • statement of
the above case before Earl Rowell, sad begged his lordship
to make inquiries into the matter. Since then air Giorgio
Grey's explanation of the cizeuroatanoss under which the
alleged abduction took place has been published. The
Protestant Alliance, Dot being Wished with that ex
addressed • second letter to Earl Rowell, on the ?Jed inst.,
urging that "measures should be taken to restore to lior
country and to liberty the young person who has, in the
judgment of her Majesty's legal advisers, been
so illegally and violently carried a into • foreign
land." The following is his lordship's reply : " Foinage-
office, November 26, 1864. —Gentlemen —I am di-
rected by Earl Rumen to acknowledge the receipt of your
letter of the 23rd met., and to Mate to yogi in reply that, by
hi lordship's directions, *naive have bees made by her
Majesty's Consul at Ostend into the condition of Mary
Ryan, now se inmate of the lunatic asylum of St Julies,
at Bruges. From these inquiries it appears that Mary
Ryan receives most kind and emeiderete treatment ; that
she declares that elm has no sub** of complaint,
and appears to bare (mahatma in sod to be at,
Melted to the mama attending her, sad that free
amass is permitted to three who may upon me-
Meet gross& desire to eanniusioste with her. Fans the
• certificate of the physician upon which she was placed nadir
restraint ail removed from England, and the oertidcat. of
the Belgian phyainn whichantborised her being detained at
the asylum of St. Julies, no doubt can be entertained of tbe
condition of the lunatic. Earl Russell is further informed
that the laws affecting the treatment of lunatics in Belgium
are very strict, sad that with a rimy to the more sposiel
protection of forsigeen spiral abase certain formalities are
required to be observed, that • duplicate of the reguistiose
is oommaniested to the representative of the ecustry of
which the patient may be a native, end that the avid Lathe-
Hiss would upon suitable representation and pneention at
noes facilitate the mooral of patients to their own country.
I am further to state that no reprewintetions lave been
made to Earl Russell by the family or friends of Mary Rya•
on the subject of her removal to Belgium, or of her elates.
ties is the asylum in which she has been placed. Under
these CiNNIONANDOSS his lordship does sot at present seaside'
It advisable to take any further stem in the sinker.—l am,
ha. (signed), A. H. LANAND.—To %be Becreleries of the Pro-
testant Aliases, 7, Sarjeuite Inn, Fleet-street, Loudon.
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