The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-19 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(BT BLICTRIC TELBOILATIL)
NOTTINGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

ENTRY FOR TRIAL STAKES. Oae mile.
Tippler, Rails*, Kathleen Ilavoorneen, Tonio, Clow a,
Bohai Mantra and Wildman.
STAND PLATE. Straight half mile.
Fay thins, Omias, Belle of the Ball, Inverness, Janos,
Tocam, Helper, and Dawdle are here.
BRADGATE HANDICAP. One mile.
Welcome, Erin-go .Bragh, °mien, Regina, Privateer,
Tyke, Flake, Zaino, and Figaro an here.
NOTTENGHAII HANDICAP. One MHO and three-
quarters.
Lawyer, Welcome, Doctor Syntax, Sir Roger, Pearl Diver,
Alabama, and Tartar are here. _

PAID Follll:rr.—Armageso, Tourist, Revolver, Guerilla
Frond Aga* awl We'beck.

COUNTY MEMBERS' PLATE. T.Y.C.
Attu, Oaks, Belle of the Bell, Regioa, Tyke, Fluke,
Lodge, and FraotiPalti 0 are here.

ROBIN HOOD STAKES. T.Y.C.
Saloom, Attache, Lemonade, sod Dubiety are here.
BEIERWoOD HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter.
Playfellow, Dorian, Pearl Direr, Zeloo, Wildman, Loafer,
and Tartar are here.
ARRlVED.—Fisherman's Daughter, Cranbury, Rosebud,
BLez.Lass, Victorious, Cailer Oa, Crythem, Jewel, Ron-
and Aatres.

WINCHESTER MEETING.—(THIS HAY.)
CTTIZENV PLATE. Halt a mile.
Attraction, Durham, Gallas, Ellarks, Mister Richard,
Creole, Lady Warwick, Nat'l'lie, Doe, Lovelace, Innadown,
and Weaver are hem
HAMPSHIRE STAKES. One mile and 5 furlongs.
Aural's'', Redcap. Lady Evelyn f, and Stiletto are hare.
GRANGE PARK STAKES. About 5 furlongs.
Kcooig, Sally-go-Fastly, Grappler, Ada, Zenobia, Skir-
mish. Belgravia, Gomm*. Palos f, Griadar, Pantaloon,
British gown, Filbert, Sul 'rtes. Stirapaell, Nukuhava,
Lovelace, Wads, Mimiecary, Ptarmigan, Mar-
, chimes, Swordmnaa, aad Purity are here.
ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. About .2 India.
Baldwin, Maurice, Redcap, Merry Hart, Aurelian, and
Brother Isthmian.

A letter from Vichy has the following : " The
F.nsperor's sky has commenced its second and rescinding
period, Lad in consequence the Num, balls, sod theatrical
representations bare become more and more numerous. Hie
Majesty ►as decidedly derived great benefit from the waters,
and seems to enjoy his •isit. Gil• Perez has bad great enc.
ogee in "Attends as Omnibus. A grand ball bas been given
at the fl.stel du Parc, at which, among other celebrities,
Xuatapbs Pacha wr present. Count Walewski has
arrived here, and M. Fould is expected."

The ships composing the Channel Fleet, undo
the command of Rear-Admiral Sidney Colpoys Decree,
C. 8., consisting of the Edgar, Warrior, Black Prince,
D 5140130, and TADOIZLI) gunboat, sailed from Spithead for
their cesatieg cruise at 2 p.m. yesterday, going out under
deem by the eastern channel.

Tll2 BALLOON RIOT AT LZICILITER.—Yesterday,
at the Town Hall, Leiceeter, before the Mayor and other
magistrates, proceedings ware taken against the persons
concerned in the destruction of Mr. Coxwell's new balloon
"Britannia." Mr. C.arttor, solicitor, Greenwich, who ap-
peared for Mr. Colwell, in addressing the beach, with refer-
ees* to the statement that Mr. Coxwell had only served
the people of Leicester in the urn way as he had does the
people of Derby, Burton, and Nottingham, detailed the
CTIVUMI6IIIOIIIII under which the ascents at those places were
put off. The delay at Derby arose in coosequence of the
611110011 being damaged by beiog blown by the wind
against a tree ; that at Barton in consequence of Mr. Cox-
well having met with an arcideot which kept him coedited
to his bed at Banta ; and that at Nottingham through
the badness of the gas, which was too heavy to lift
bis weight, while it was 'officially light to take up the man
Mambas. who, it will be remembered, lost his life. Mr.
Cartier then stated the particulars of the riot, and proposed
to indict those who had committed the wilful damage to
appear at the next Leioester sessions in answer to the
charge. Mr. Caswell, examioed. stated what took place,
as detailed in his letter. He added that he was unable to
give the names of those who took part in damaging the
balloon. He knew the name of one person. William Pegg,
who used most disgusting language, and incited the crowd
'to act as it did. Mr. Cozwell was then boned over in the
sum of 1001. to prosecute at the next quarter sessions. The
mayor having expressed his regret that each a riot had
taken place at Leicester. Mr. Cutter said he wished to
correct a statement which had been made that Mr. Coxwell
had received mosey for tee sweet He had not received
' any part of the 101. A man who was taken by the crowd
for Mr. Cozwell was mobbed, and had his coat tore to
pieces. The man who committei this assault has been
convicted, and sent to gaol for • month.
THE ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH EASTERN RAIL-
HAT.—The maid of Mrs. Ogle, of Kidder Hall, was much
cat about the face, and had also sustained contusions on
other parts of the body. Mr. W. Lockay Hark, of this
towel, had four children in the train on the road borne
from school io London for the holidays. Miss Sarah Hark
was the most seriously bruised and contused of the four •
Man Anne Hark was also shaken and braised ; Mute:
James Hulls sustained a serious bruise over the temple,
sad his brother, Master Frederick, a contusion on the
arm. Most of their luggage was smashed up in the
general ruin. as was that of some of the other passenger..
Mr. Mark Phillips, of Satterfield, Warwickshire, formerly
M.P. for fiLushester, was is the trio at the time of the
accident. He was very much braised and shaken, and had
afterwards to be supported to the train which conveyed the
possogses to Newcastle. He proceeded to Tyeenionth ;
and as late as yesterday was mill entrain' from his
injuries to that extent that ho had to be supported
when be wished to move. Mr. James Clarke, pro-
feariooal reporter, Mr. Calliegham, Mr. Elliott, and Mr.
Sawyer, four gentlemen who were eating to assist the
staff of the Noreastle Chronit* during the meeting of
the Royal Agricultural Society, were also among the
severely injured. They were seriously wounded. in ad.
dition to serials:6ns severe contusions. Their injuries hays
incapacitated them from attending to work, and it will, we
fear, be some time before Mr. Clarke, Mr. Csllingham. or
Mr. Elliott will be sufficiently recovered so as to resume
their professional ditties. Mr. Duckworth. a nephew of
Mr. Phillips, was slightly bruised and scratched. A pa-
-1 usual: named Windham was slightly injured. The
Rev. H. S. Hicks, incumbent of St. Peter's, North
Shields, who coedects the services in the Sailors' Home
at that place at present, was seriously injured about the
gibs and out on the bead and hest, besides sostaieieg
several other bruises in different parts of his body. He is
likely to be confined to his bed for some days. A Mr. and
Mrs. Snow and a Miss Paul were also injured, and were
taken, at their own remota, to. Durham. where they were
•ttadad by Sir Jobe Fife. Their injuries were pries:wally
contusioes, none of them of a serious character. They were
sufficiently recovered yesterday to be able to resume their
intended journey as woo as they think ht. Among other
pumas in the train who escaped without injury beyond •
severe shaking were the Duke of Montrose, Loa Lucius,
M.P., Mr. Somerset Beaumont, H.P., the Hon. Mr. Colts,
M.P., Mr. Richard Madame. M.P., and Mrs. Hodgson. Cap-
tain Williamson (of Whitburn), Calomel Miller (Fusilier
Guards), Mr. John Fenwick (London), and Admiral Sir A.
Milne, who has just returned to England.—Nrierestle
Ckroaide.
PROVINCIAL JOINT STOCK BANKING.—The dims-
tors of the Birmingham Banking Company yesterday de-
clared • dividend for the past half-year of 10e. and • bona
of 10a. per abase, payable on the Ist of September next,
and being at the rate of 20 per cent. on the paid-up capital
of the company.