The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-20 00:00:00

Luil'EST SPORTING INTEMT4IGENCE

(IT ELECTRIC mums.)
NOTTINGHAM MIIRTING.—(THD3 DAY.)

KUBSERY PLATE.
re*. Rua half an hoar behind time.

FOREST PLATE. Five furl
Beeper, Erythia, Crytbeia, Belle of the Hall, Regina,
Fluke, sad Japes are here.

BUNNEY PARR STAKES. T. Y.C.
Bony Lane, Leader, Victoriorm and Lealmade are here.
CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. Ono mile sad a half.
Clown. Evisiro-Bregh, Dusksid, Tartar, Privateer,
Figaro, wad The Tyke are here.
DONNINGTON PARK STAKES. Straight half mils.
Cranbury sad Crythoia are hero.
ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two mike.
Alabama, Apra, Wildman, The Clown, Pearl Diver, sad
Caller Oa are bare.
Ammvsm.—lllaek Dachau, Cutler, Jack Ketch, sad
Osamu

SOUTHAMPTON InNTING.-(THIS DAY.)

ENTRY FOR TRIAL STAKES. One mile.
Bosh, Gamecock, Knight Tempter, sad Br. to Imagism.
NURSERY PLATE. About five furlongs.
Marchioares, Jilt, May, Stamford, Dr. Soriahtail, Bow
8011, sad Rosette sn here.
CRANBURY PARK STAKES. T.Y.C.
Srdoseaton, Marchlowa*, Rapid, Wiliam the Fourth,
sad Purity are Isere.
Ora= AIRITAUL—Boagy Glen, North End, Corset,
Plover, Doe. Kassala, Ovorstoue, &whin. Priooe
Grappler, Maud, St. Viaract,
ittigaraThompeon, Spice,
Dumas, Magma aod Ada,Aati-

LONDON PINANCIAL ASSOCIATION.
(THIS DAY.)

This afternoon the second half-yearly meeting of
the abo►e association was held at the Baltic Coffeehouse ;
Mr. if ACCBLOCI is the chair.

The report of the directors congratulated the share-
holders on the satisfactory progress of the sago-
Mackin. After providing for the current expanse
of the past half-vear, writing off the whole of the
emu, for repairs, furniture, sod fit tines to the new offices,
and mrrying forward • rebate of imams at the rate
of 6 per cent. per the directors were
enabled to recommend the payment of • divi-
dead at the rate of 5 per meet. with • bonus
►t the rate of 15 par cent. per annum, froefof income tax ;
there would then remain a Wafter of undivided profile of
21,4081. 18e. 9d, to be carried forward to the next half•year.
Mr. J. E. C. Hoch having resigned the office of manager
of this associatioe, had been elected • member of the board,
w both steel= required the coo rmatioe of the shareholders•*
the present meeting. The directors had the satisfaction of
announcing that they bad secured the serviess el Mr.
Augustus NVildy, as manager.
The statement of accounts showed that the deposit and
current accounts moue tett to 419,7431., arid the pea profits
for the half•year including balance of 10,8401. from the
last meeting to 78,8451., the swam fund antonntiog to
8L3031., and the cash and reeur:ties to 966,7231., the
balance of undivided profits after paying the dividend being
21,4081.
After moms dim-nation the report was adopted.

MURDER AT WHITEMIAPEL.-THROWING
WOMAN OUT OF • WINDOW.

This morning Mr. John Humphreys, the
AddJerez coroner, received notice that the poor woman,
Catherine Fanning, who was thrown out of a window
on Monday evening tart by a German sager baker named
John Viadeller, had expired in the tondos limpitaL
It appears that after the admiosion of the deceased she
remained uoconacioos notil shortly before 10 o'clock last
night, when she died in the presence of her mother and
other relatives.

A MONSTER PEACH CROP.—The peach crop in
New Jim= will be large. Ooe mast Beejj. Reed, of Bights-
town. has 180,000 tense, sad has prepared to send 224,000
Whet. to market.—Missouri Democrat.
A MATRIMONIAL ADVERTISER.—An individual
advertised for " a wife' the other day, sad requested
each applicant for the situation to inclose her carte de VW!.
One of hie ~...11111swiente dosed her reply in these
terns :—" I do not inclose my carte, for, though there is
soma authority for potting a art before a born, I know
of so= for patting owe before an ass."—A aerie= paper.
ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE EMPLOYES or ma
LONDON AND BRIONTON Rati.war.—(Tars
morning. in accordance with sauna/ =stem. a large somber
el' the employee of this Uwe. consietieg of satins-strivers,
firemen. yards fitters, he., with their wives and families,
altogether umbering about 500 persons, proceeded an as
eueursies to Hastings, a special train having been yanked
by the eetepaey. free of expense.