The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-07 00:00:00

TRIAL STAKIM.

Gamins
Vivid ...
Golden Dui

12 rs.

HEATHOOTE PLATE. Six furlongs.
Japan, Prescription, Alchymist, "Etna, Flyiag Fish,
Virginia, Viceroy, Juliet, Flash in the Pan, Dilators,
Trumps, Confederate, Comet, Land of the West, Lady
Derby Life Buoy, Count Carew, Narbonne, Tailor, Lady
Warwick. and Topsy are here.
Pun FOILFZIT. —Raindeer, Gomm, Gunner, Quadrille,
and East Sheen.

CITY AND SUBURBAN. One mile and a quarter.
Exchequer, Tom Fool, Bellamy, Vivid, King of Merry
Hart, Cadiz, Trumps, Flying Fish, Juliet, Summerside,
Bel Demonic), Fiancee, Jantiooten, Many Maid, Voloptu,
King Charming, oountenign, Count Oavour, M. Philippe,
Weatherspy. Lord Zetland, lady Emma, Bangle, Iphigenm,
Brindisi Moulsey, Gordian Knot, Pegasus, Hawkshaw,
Major, Veterinarian, Lady Warwick, Greville, and Utopia
are here.
PAID Fortvinr,—Tippler, Melandra, Blarney, Horse
Marine, Master Richard. Listens, Lucky Star, Woodcraft,
Old Fuller, Dispute, Boa Soir, Aurora, and Leonora.

TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Half a mile.
Tennyson, Maley Spinner, Corporal Trim, Panne!, Theo-
dore. Chesterfield, Shrapnel, Contran, Cardevistire, and
Wings of Wind are here.
PAID FOurrrr.-14 MOSACIIiR, Lorraine, and William the
Fourth.
INKERMAN PLATE. Half a mile.
Aunt Judy. Alohymist, Etna, Musk, Inverness, Don't-
Come-Late, Vigil, Confederate, Lifebuoy, Narbonne, Cran-
bury, Attraction, King Cotton, Tailor, Lady Warwick,
Topsy, Jupoo. Prescription, Comet, Land of the Wert,
Aurora, MU Emma, and Perquisite are here.
PAID Fonrurr.—Quadrille, Trumps, and East Sheen.
Annrcin.—Lord Burleigb, Glenorchr.Glendush. Swords-
man, Mountain Maid, Friday, Spasm filly (2 yrs), Aurelian,
Bradarnante, Overture, Vedeine, Costa, F.the filly. &mare,
Junior. Alpheus, Attache, Ethelred. Letcombe Lass colt,
Lidy Wilson filly, Mother Bunch, Village Belle, and British
(lures.
METROPOLITAN STARES (run to-morrow).—Old Fidler,
Cachuca and lifikaela are aceatchaL

NEW TwaYRAR OLD SEAMS (run to-morrow).—Prunslla,
Catentts, tEnofts, and La &stasis ars scratched.

CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP.
5 to 2 apt Veterinarian (t)
100 to 15 J 111310040 (t)
S to 1 Gordian Knot (t)
10 to 1 Voluptu (t)
16 to 1 Exchequer (t)

INTERVIEW BETWEEN GENERAL
GARIBALDI AND SIGNOR MAZZINL

We have to-day received the following telegram
from a friend at Cower:

" General Garibaldi. following the frank in-
stincts of his own noble nature, has rightly inter-
preted that English hospitality is not accorded
him at the price of the denial of his personal
friends, and yesterday had a long interview with
Signor Mazziui, who came at the general's own
request, as became the dignity and frankness of
Garibaldi's character. The two friends met at
Brooke House. Menotti Garibaldi went out to
meet his father's friend. Guezzoni and Basso also
accompanied him to Brooke House."

The following letter bag been reoeived at Man-
cheater from General Garibaldi :

" Brooke, Isle of Wight, April 5, 1864.

" Sir,—l am directed by General Garibaldi to
inform you that it will give him much pleasure to
visit Manchester.

" The date he cannot at present fix.—l have the
honour to be, your most obedient servant,
"J. H. CHAMBERS, Lieut.-ColoneL
"Francis Taylor, Esq., &c."

The Duke of Somerset will bold levees for the
reception of alone of the Roy's' Nary and Royal Marines
on the following Thursdays, at hatf•pset 2 o'clock :
April 21, 28, and May 5.

Tat LATZ PRINCE Corrsoar.---Shortly after the
laminated death of his Royal Flightless the late Prince Con.
sort, the Mayor of this city, Oxford, (Mr. Alderman Ward)
consulted the popular holies by at mace originating • imb-
acriptian, which he liberally headed, with the view of
°Mm ais a memorial of a substantial kind. A statue of
his royal highness wu resolved upoo and this work was
entrusted to Mr. Wooloer, of VVelbeck•street, London.
That gentleman has now completed his work, which re-
promote hie royal highness in the costume of • modern
English gentleman, wearing • loose cloak, one side of which
is throws over the left shoulder, while the left hand rents
upon the hip. The statue is placed in the southwest cor-
ridor at the extreme end of the tier, on the second floor
of the University Museum, and for all purposes of display
or appreciation, perhaps one of the most objectionable in
the eon:, building is selected. Yesterday the ceremony
of uncovering the statue took place in the promoa of the
Ni..*-Chanoellor, many heads of houses, the Proctors, Mr.
Ward, many civic dignitaries, and ladies.
A Hun TOR ENGLISH LIMITED LIABILITY Coat-
PAMIR. —A number of capitalists in New York city have
orlanised themselves into an emaciation to be called the
Safe Deposit Oompany of New York, for the purpose of
receiving on depoeit, and keeping in borglar.proof safes and
in Ere-proof handle" any articles of vales which may be
left in their care. The company will be responsible for
the safety of each article, or, when sealed packages and
trunks are deposited in their are, at a fixed valuation, will
agree to be mapoonble for the retorn of the same with the
seal unbroken. For the present the company will hire
suitable apartments, bat should the moose of the miter-
pries warrant it, buildings will he erected exactly adapted
to the purpose. The proposed capitol of the company is
300,000 dole., in 20,000 shares of 25 dole. each.—dmerican

parr.
LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RATIWAY.
This company require 48 homes to the parish of St.
Sepulchre, Snow-bill, situate in Green Dragon. Fox and
Knot, St. George's and St. John's courts, oansistinf chiefly
of houses of an inferior clam and in bad oonditmo, sad
estimated to displace TIO persons; but some of the houses,
they state, will sot be required. The Crystal Palace new
lines, counseled with the ahem company, will require 141
hooves in St. Mary, Lambeth, displacing 7015 persons 73
in Clapham, displacing 375 persons ; sad 55 in CrCroydon,
275 persons, or a total of 1,355 moons.
FATAL ACCIDLNT THROUGH A LADY'S CHINOLINZ.
—This moroing an io-pensioner in the Priooe of Wales
ward, Greenwich Hospital, named Daniel M•Neal lather,
wee walking along the Trafalgar-road, Greenwich, when
his foot Immune entangled in the crinoline of a lady who
was passing, throwing him down, the back of his head
coming in contact with the kerbstooe, and severely injuring
bis skull. He was at moo conveyed to the mermen,
where, notwithstanding every effort merle by Dr. Purcell,
•

the unfortunate man died in...lees than half en hour from.'
the time of the eondent.

FATAL ACCIDENT.—An Inquest wax held yester-
day at Gosport ea the body of Major Richard WoUsetos
Clerks, of the 26th (oameronieue) Regiment, commanding •
detachment of the regiment stationed temporarily in Fort
Gower. It appeared that after mess oe Sunday evening he
lit • cigar and went out aloes for • stroll upon the ram-
pHs did not return. On the following morning his
was found in the moat which surrounds the work,
and in which water has • depth of three feet. From ap-
parition which could be plsioly traced on the ramparts of
the work and in the moat it would seem that be stumbled
over a part of the stonework of the ramparts, and fell over
into the moat. His footprints could he traced cooed the
work in his endeavours to extricate himself to the spot
where the body was found. One hand wee honed up with a
handkerchief, it having evidently been cut in falling over
the parapet. The fetter's were quite calm, and this feet,
coupled with the delicate health of the &meg md, and the
shallow depth of water. leads to the belief that be must
have been drowsed while fainting from exhaustion. An
inquest was formally held. and a verdict was returned in
accordance with the facts of the mac. The funeral, attended
with military honours, will take pleas to-morrow.
PLymorrn, APRIL 7.—The Rnyal Mail steamer
Saxon left bore lest night with the Cape mails, comprising
19 bags of letters, 100 bag. of papers, and 12 bags of books ;
32 passengers and 60,0001. shipped at Plymouth for the
Cape government.

FCLBOIIII FIATTKRY.—The flattery poured upon
popular novelists, living or dead, In the present day, is •
disgrace to what is technically called literature. Hardly
any other clue of men, except here and then popular
preechen, get publicly cried over by their colleagues.
When eminent men in other lines of life die, people do not
pot articles into newspapers or magazines, leaving out the
Mr., putting in at length all the Christian names,
and blabbering about them and theirs u if the
fact that a man wrote Novels made him and his affairs,
and all the herbage of his friends and family, pub-
lie property. To thou who care for the maintenance
of that wise reserve which is to all sturdy virtues what
spaniel is to teeth, inch demoostrations are extremely un-
welcome. If • man cannot onntrol bin feeling,, let him go
home, sad my his eyes out if he pleases ; bat he ought not
to come before the public till he has wialsed.bis face sad
brushed his hair.—teaser's Maparint for sprll.