The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-13 00:00:00

THE EiPREkS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1863.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S--BATußney.

As usual with the Saturday settlings only a Smiled num-
ber of subscribers attended to pay and receive on the New-
market July meeting. The room was opened this afternoon
owing to the Liverpool meeting commencing on Monday,
but few of the Newmarket accounts were settled, while the
inveatmente on forthcoming events were comparatively un-
important. Bookmakers endeavoured to be industrious
upon the Liverpool Cup, and finding that the favourite,
fipple, had not supporters at ft so 2, they increased those
odds by half a point, which movement canard a few trans-
actions to he effected. At the close, however, sto 1 was
freely offered on the field. Joey Jour, was backed at
11 to 2, but subsequently declined to 6 to 1, the layers
of the odds in this case being in a decided majority. After
8 to 1 had been several times booked about Victor be be-
came a better favourite, and almost the last bet laid was
seven "fifties" apt Mr. Hodgman's horse. Fantail's I
owner accepted an offer of 1,8001. to WO/. apt his mare,
and afterwards laid the odds quoted below on the first four
favourites to beat the field. Flytrap, Blithfield, sod Erin-
go brsgh were only backed for nominal some, and there ap-
peared a stronger disposition to invest ou Dr. Syntax for
" • place" than to win. Another Aofield " sensation " was
again enacted, and the offers to lay apt Mr. Greville's horse
looked so serious that three " fielders, " in order to
hthe downward tendency, took 70 to 10 each
edging money," as the layers of the odds stated.
At the close 6 to 1 was freely offered apt Anfield. Not more
than 8 to 1 wee obtainable about Bolivian, who was only
backed for a "pony." Knutsford was supported in dif-
ferent quarters to win close upon 2,0001., and Blondla
received substantial support on " the quiet." Barchettina
was talked about both for the Liverpool Cup and the Good-
wood Stakes, but no transaction took place respecting her
for either engagement. The frequent offers of 4to 1 on
the field for the Goodwood Cup met with no response, and
beyond trifling investments on La Toucquee, bane, Ather-
stone, and tkrnival, nothing was done upon that important
event, One solitary bet of forty " fifties " was booked about
Bonny Bell for the St. Leger; and upon next year's Derby
the only bet which came under our notice was 20 "
about Omp d'Etat. Closing prices :

LIVKRPOOL CUP.
5 to 1 apt Oakappla (t nod off )
6 to 1 Joey Jooca( and off)
7to 1 Victor (t)
Bto 1 TIN Knave (t sad off )
9 to 1 Fantail (t to 2504)
100 to 7 Eriniro-bragh (t)
100 to 6 Flytrap (t)
20 to 1 /3101641 (t and off )
25 to 1 Dr. Syntax (t 100 to 3)

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100 to 80 was laid three times on the Knave, Victor,
Joey Jones, and Oakapple agat the Field.

GOODWOOD STAKES.
6 to 1 apt Aneald (7 to 1t)
8 to 1 &Satan (t and off )
10 to 8 Krutdord (I freely)
10 to 1 /Houdin (t)
GOODWOOD CUP.
4 to 1 apt Backstops (off )
6to 1 La Toncquas (t and off)
6 to 1 Fairw►ter (off)
7 to 1 Lollop (off)
100 to 8 Atherstons(t)
100 to 6 C►rnival (t)
ST. LEGER
40 to 1 apt Bonny Ben (t)
THE DERBY.
20 to 1 apt Coop d'Etai (t)

LONDON BErrilm. —SATURDAY AFIZRNOON.
LIVERPOOL CUP.
4 to 1 apt Oakapple (off)
11 to 2 Joey Jones (t)
7 to 1 Fantail (t and off)
7 to 1 Knave (off tBto 1)
8 to 1 Victor (t 9to 1)
100 to 8 Erio-go-bregh (of)
15 to 1 Flytrap (off)
GOODWOOD STAKES.
sto 1 apt Aofield (off)
100 to 12 Koutotord (off)
9 to 1 Hellman (wtd)
10 to 1 Biondi° (off)
Offers to take 5 to 2 that one of Std three favourites
Too.

GOODWOOD CUP.
100 to 30 apt %Autos* (off)
Tottoques (t)
6 to 1 Fain/atm. (t)
6 to 1 Isolioo(off)
100 to 7 Carnival (t)
100 to 6 Atheratone (wtd)
100 to 3 Bellmva (t)

DERBY.
2000 to 30 apt Gowoomen (t)
1000 to 15 Aekworth (.td)

BETTING AT MANCHESTER. —4ATURDAY.
LIVERPOOL CUP.
5 to 1 apt Oakappla (t and off)
6to 1 Joey Joao. (t)
8 to 1 Victor (t)
Bto 1 The Haar* (t)
Bto 1 Fantail (t)
12 to 1 Eria go Broth
14 to 1 Flytrap (t) (oft)
GOODWOOD STAKES.
6 to 1 apt Aofield (t and off)
8 to I Hellman (t)
11 to 1 Bloodin (off)
16 to 1 Loiterer (t)
16 to 1 Balham (off)
26 to 1 Harttalord (t)
GOODWOOD CUP.
9 to 2 apt %auto°. (t)
6to 1 La Tooaquas (of)
100 to 15 Isoliaa (t)
100 to 15 Fairwator (t)
12 to 1 Athantoo• (off)

ABINGDON MEETING.

T 1 DAY.

THE TRIAL STAKES el seo.;.each, 2 ft, with SO added ;
2-yr-olds, eet 71b ; three, Set 51b; four. Bst 121 b ; See, sir,
and aged, get 21b ; allowances sod certain penalties. T.Y.C.
Three-quarters of a mile. (22 nubs.)
A Age6
Age 3
Overdone S Umpire Livingstotte
c by Omit= di cby Surplice—The Agatha 2
Vero—Nervous 2 Hind
Queen of Trumps 4 Mystery
Fontenot 3 Cheerful
Golden Dust 3 Ashford 4 Overture
eby Pellon—Len- Orimston 4 4by St. Michael—.
nett's dam .... 2 Margery
liemptown

THE CRAVEN (TM) HANDICAP of 5 SOTS. each, with 30
added; winners extra. About one mile.

st 111 Age at l
Berkeley Age
48 12 The Principal
Bertha 4 8 0 Peru
King of Hearts 4 712 Dun
1...7 5 710 Royal 9overalga .... a 7

.
Fon-cloy
Consternation
Mamie° 4 7 Cheerful 2 2
Ballserno
Violet
Ashford
Incitates
Dominie Sampson .. 6 7 Princess Vocqoal 3 10
Wortham
Ledbury 4 7 Bucolic
Wearel
e by Stockwell— Barmaid S 7
Crochet
Little Dick 6 6 1 Pareuenee
Bedford (late Pewit 4 6 1

Tax Bawer's STAIER of 15 emu. each, 10 ft. and 3
only if declared, &c., with 100 added • winners extra. Two
miles and a distance. (15 sub.., 5 declared).
Age
Bally Fdmood (Inc.t lb
nc. N Ake st
lbnutaford
Slb extra)
Flirtation (Inc. 71b Sycophant 5 7 7
extra)
Turn of Lack (Inc. 71b Oaraxsi
Rubicon
extra(
4 5
8 8 3 rodarcts 6 6 0
1

THI NOISCRY Eters of 20 *ors.. for 2.yr-olds ; winners
extra. About three quarto?e of a rail& . _

at
hook Walk ' atlblbs 8 7 Fby Cortee—Toy 7 5
Echo
Diviner
Ramrod
Langford, by Voltlgeor
De Grey .. .. ... ... 8 4 Wheldrok* by booth
Attraction. by Orlando .. 8 0 O'Rourke—Sister to M.
Sorcerer,
Staioley
Pleasure for Measnme.... 7 10 Land of the West 6 10
Mystery
Penny Reston 7 7 Petlt Matsu, by TAM of
Attrahloo,by Nenrodotter 7 7 the leles—Maud
THE LAMB' PLATS of 20 poss., added to • sweepstakes of
3 nova each ; two.yr.olde. 7st 4lb ; three. 84 12Ib ; 'nor,
9st slb ; flys and upwards, 94 1016; selling. Sm., ellow-
some. Half • mile. To close and name to the Clerk of
of the Coupe, at the Queen's Arms, Abingdon, before
8 o'clock on Howley evening
THE MARCHAII PAS[ STAKES of 5 00•11. mat. with 40
added ; two-yr-olds, 74 101 b ; dove. 9st 71b : eelllll4, kr..
allowances. Three neuters of a mils. To close and name
to the Clerk of the Course, at the Queen's Anne, Abingdon,
before 8 o'clock on Woodsy evening.
A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 5 sons. each, with 60
added, foe all sees ; winners extra; the winner to be sold
for 500 sem. if demanded. Three quarkas of a mile.
(19 subs). . . ..

Age at lb Ar at lb
Berkeley 4 812 Margery 0
Rpteeboz 6 810 Zeloo 'lnc. 710 cc) .. S 0
Peignoir
Lord of the Manor .. a 712 Dirt Cheap 3 9
B by Newmlnater— Columbia
Grey Hen
0-ear
Ashford
Tornado
flomoserokle
Countess .... . . 6 7 0

A MAIDEN Two Yam' OLD STAxte a 5 goys. inch, .ith
60 added ; oohs, 2.t 10Ib ; 111 k., Sgt 711). 6 mils.

enbe.)—Lobelia, De Grey, Echo, Perla Rob Key, Telly
Ring (late Pad), Wild Bun trees, Germ's, W beldrehn, Owe"
Madame Tenlielico; Mulberry, Tomfoolery, Brother
Goethe°, Oekapple, Galileo, Agatha, Major, Bubble,
Verbena, by De Raper.
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tub inttiligtntt.

IINTROYOLITAN COUNTT COURTS.
(Uttdok days appointed tor the present week.
wranmarns. IWasewlszie.—aloudsy, July 13 Taw-
alti,ool4.llsauaT, Portland-road.—Wednesday, July 15; Thurs-
day, le Friday, 17.
jujitsu's: ma. Alsrylebone-rond —Tuesday. July 14: Wednes-
dsligizetwibultud,Biaty t;.can.terrane.-31ouday, July 13: Tuesday,
14: Wednesday, is . Friday, 17.
SRORICESICU. Old.streotissed. —Tuesday. July U. Thursday, 16.
Bow, Howroad.—Flidat Jlll7 17.
wifyyssnapia., Great lreswttstreet.—Wednesday, July 16 ;
Thursday, 16; Friday, 17.
SOOTRWARA., Swan-street.—Tneaday, July 14; Thursday, 16 .
Friday, 17.
Uy,Mll/18, Canoberselleww-road.—Tuesday, July 14: Wednes-
da lb.
WanDireroiali, Bouthstreet —Thursday, July 16.
CENTRAL CBIIIIPIALVOURT.
Monday, July 1.1.

EQUITY COURTS.—JITLY 1L
(Before the Lord Chancellor.)
HARDING V. MARTIN.
This was an appeal from Vice-Chancellor Stuart, and has
been some time before this court ; the argument. having
occupied many of the days in which the Lord Chancellor
has of late been able to sit in equity. The bill was tiled by
the committee of the person and estate of Henry Jones,
physician, of Welchpool, • lunatic, for the purpose of
setting saide certain instrameeta made in favour of the
defendant and his wife, who resided with him, the latter
being the niece of Jones's wife. It appeared that Henry
Jones, a person of eighty years old, had in the year 1859
determined to marry • young woman of seventeen ; besides
which be had exhibited such eccentricities uto lead to
the conclusion that he was of unsound mind, and in July,
1810, be was by inquisition declared to be incapable of
managing his atrium. It was alleged on the part
of the plaintiff that the defendant exercised an
undue influence on the weak mind of Henry
Jones, and induced him to make him presents of money,
furniture, and jewellery ; and that in the month of April,
1860, he prevailed on Jones to assign to him all his house-
hold furniture. On an inquiry before the Muter in Lunacy,
directions were given, which were afterwards confirmed by
the Lords Justices, to the plaintiff to institute • snit
against the defendant, for the p of setting aside the
assignment of the furniture, and obtamtog the restoration
of the other alleged gifts. The Vice-Chancellor held that
the assignment was void, and made a declaration in con-
formity with the prayer of the bill. Hence the present ap-
peal. The matter turned principally on evidence.
Mr. Bacon and Mr. Kerslake appeared for the plaintiff ;
Mr. Malin*, Mr. Amphlett, and Mr. W. Pearson were for
the appal.
At the conclusion of the argument. on Saturday,
The Lord Chancellor reserved his decision, but expressed
a hope that the parties concerned would come to some ass
=gement. As at present advised he thought that the
proceedings in lunacy ought to be reversed, the order for
inquiry into the circumstances relating to the gifts of
jewellery, &a, discharged, an account to be taken, and as
to the other matters the bill to be dismissed with costa
He trusted, however, that he would not be called on to give
his formal decision.

norrs V. BANKS.
This was an upped from the Muter of the Rolls. The
question involved related to the payment of succession
duty, but u the case had not proceeded far when the court
rose we postpone a report.

(Before the Neater of the Bona.)
PAM= V. rAacsa.

In this petition a question arose es to whether trustees
could properly invest trust money in the purchase of the
stock of the Great !tidies Peninsular Railway Company.

MT..LeToccWebb wu for the petitioner. a a .
His Honour held that the court could sanction no such in-
vestment. The moneys, if so invested by the trustees, and
lost, or lessened, would render them liable for a breach of
trust.

the president, was present. Mr. Smyth, of Rochester-row,
defended the prisoner.
The prisoner was again remanded, the same bail of two
sureties of 5001. each being requited