The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-25 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(sr =craw ruanars.)
LINCOLN NNETING..(THIS DAY.)

TRIAL STAKES.
Maurice 1
7 ram
CITY HANDICAP. Our mile and • cmsrler.
Phapherdina. Plash in the Pan, Ocenindrum,
Hubert, Real Jam, Peru, Court Croydoniek,
GM.% Pontenoy, Dinah f, and are Imam

BROCKIABBY STAKE& About half It miki.

Lard AT:l;l7ihos, I;mlTdi Vow. I;tiaine f,itacrilep,
Ena, Merry Bambino f. Madame Theta/leo, Diploraa,
Lady Nichol, Attraction, ABeh f, Vet..,
Starts/aft, Sister to Torayria, Lady Keppel, Conies, Filth,
and Patine Girl are here.

GRAND STEEPLECHASE. About four

Ainkinggni:X.genii*, Mary Ano, Pine Apple,
ermeney, Broomstick, Coasters, and Cherokee are here.

Onus ARRIVAL& —The Norman, Mn. Somerville, runt
Attempt, Pot Poona Real Jam. Litigation, enirtruge,
Rook the Gardener, Newark, Min Joyce, Teag—vni.!,.ails-
trees, Moire Antique, Hampshire Miss, LUesom,
Cockatoo, Malt= is Parvo, Satanalla, Gertrurle,M
Huard.

LATEST BETTING.
LINCOLN HANDICAP.
9 to 2 opt Hobert (t)
LIVERPOOL $T HARE.
7 to I as tato Hold (off )
16 to 1 sot Emblem (t)
20 to I Ethroplairo (t)

CITY BETTING.-(THIS DAY.)
LINOOLN RLNDIOAP.
5 to 1 vat Libellous (t)
11 to 2 Hobert )
9to 1 Revolver (t)
9to 1 Lop:atelier (off
10 to 1 Poinoir (off)
12 to 1 FLA hi the Paa (t)
20 So 1 Maartoo (t)
ID to 1 Weatberwiee (t)
20 to 1 Sea Nymph (off)
HURDLE RAO&
Eve= as Satellite (t)
u to 1 eget say other (off)

CHAMBERS OP COMMERCE ASSOCIATION OP
THE UNITED KINGDOM.-(THIS DAY.)

This day the representatives of the various
Chambers et Oarsmen* ei the United Kin continued
their *limp at the Westminster Palace Hotel under the
presidency of Mr. SAMPSON S. LLOYD.
Mr. FOMMISR, M.P., opened the prpeedinge on the
sub}eet of commercial treaties, which was an ex.
=he thought had better be avoided, as it
am open to the reply of the government
that they could not be going about bargaining for
treaties. He thought their beat course would be not
to ant ca absolute free-trade principles in dealing with
foreign governments, but to approach them as nearly as
Possible.
On the motion of Mr. JACOB Bensmee, the following
resolution was adopted :—" That the rapid changes which
the different governments of Europe are making in their
respective tariffs call for vigilant and intelligent active
on the part of her Majesty's government in order to
Fermi such changes being *made to the detriment of
British intestate, end in order to promote that movement
towards free trade which has been initiated on
the Oontiscat by the commercial treaty between France
Th▪ ielinglakting resolution was also agreed to : " That the
saseefatod chambers of mamma have individually and col-
lectively reason to complain of the absence of watchinheme
over the charges which periodically take place in the With
of other nations."

Ifemers. Dmovij
.L IcusetkiroLon, Jacksou, Fellow's, mid others
took port in the
It was than agreed that • deputation should be appointed
to wait upon the Provident of the Board of Trade for the
=of conveying to her Majestye government the shove
aos, and impressing on him that the commercial
community could not be satisfied till some official remedy be
provided, by which this branch of the public service might
be conducted in a more satisfactory manner.