The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-15 00:00:00

SPORTING INTJLLIG3NCE.

BETTING AT AT MANCHESTER. —TURIBDAT.
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES.
9 to 2 apt 0141 Caster (t)
8 to 1 ltaittait (t)
WATERLOO CUP.

16 to 1 apt Mr. Spiaken Domination (0
16 to 1 Yr. Oamplitlrs nomination (t)
16 to 1 Yr. Gibsoe's Domination (t)
25 to 1 Mr. Bakes lamination (t)
25 to 1 Lard FM/toles uononaUon (t)
ZS to 1 Yr. Esowlor's nomination (t)
Zi to 1 Yr. Otoodsociales nomination (t]
30 to 1 Mr. Orepoa's notnioatioo (t)
33 to 1 Mr. Bataman's nomination (t)

Catena' fir Aocrasus.—Of the three absorb-
ing topics of interest during the past month (says the
Melbourne dryer) politico, the sad eons of the Vicutorkie
exploration party, and the anticipated visit of the All-
England crietn to these 'bores—the last bee been on
the lacrosse is each succeeding week hos laissaed the
period which must elapse before the arrival of the
Great Britain. Already great preparations an being
made for the reception of the Eleven. Satnisription•
are being canvassed to fetch down the best players
from the country districts, so as to organs a
team worthy to cope with the Eleven. Practice has within
the last week commenced on the Melbourne ground, by
having twenty-two placed in the field—it being expected
the Eleven will play against that number—but we fear
that a great deal more practice will be required, as at
present the fielding is inferior. Some little change of
feeling was produced upon the arrival of the last mail,
consequent upon the retirement from the Eleven of
emend players whose names were familiar as household
wordatto most of our cricketers. At the earn, time, what-
ever effect such change may have upon the "books" of
those who make the event one of money speculation, the
nee opinion exists—that our men will have plenty of work
before them, even if they are beaten by a small
amaouti
Every arrangement is to be made to fit our
reserve for the thousands who will assemble on it from
quarters of the three colonies. It has recently been altered
as to shape, and at the same time enlarged. Mears. Spiels
and Pond are erecting a grand stand, which will be 700 ft.
long, and which will contain some thousands of spectators.
They will also have other accommodation. The ground is
in tired-class order, and by the system of irrigation pro-
posed the turf will be heels and green even in the hottest
weather in Deeenther or Jemmy.
Susoul&l DEATH TROY LOCI-J W.—Yesterday
afternoon Mr. Payne held an impost at St. Bartholomew's
Hospital on the body of Thomas Palmer Webber, 16 year
el age, who died in that institution from injuries reesteed
on the nose on Christmmeve. About 8 oclock as the
evening of Christmas-day the deceased and two other begs
wore playing in Water-lane. Blackfriers, and the demmet
and a boy named Davis took up two boards as which weft
thst were placed in front of Mr. Gregory's shop. I
threw= his board at the deceased and ran amy,bat
Mr. Gregory came out of his shop and laid bold of Me de-'
ceased, and raising the board with both bands, wee allent
giving him what is called a " hamster " with it es an all I
hat the deceased was wearing, but the board thigh* supped
from his baud and struck the boy on the nose, cosi( •
alight cut, from which the blood flowed copiously. He west
home and was sent to bed, but the next day, se his eyes
were much swollen, his father took him to Mr. Key Hardy's,
a surgeon, who advised his immediate removal to St. Bar-
tholomew's Hospital, where he was seen by the house sue.
He remained there, and appeared to be going on
rilvtrably until Sunday, when about midday he became
worse, all the symptoms of lock-jaw began to manifeet
themselves, died and he on Monday morning, about four
o'clock. The boy, before his death, admitted that it'wae an
accident, that Mr. Gregory was not to blame, and that he
freely forgave him for it He also said that he knew Mr.
Gregory was very food of him. The jury returned a verdict
of " Aoradsiatal &Mb."
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