The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1863.

Rosins, Bussulega, the Ph ylalis oolt (3 yrs), Gladstone,
Balder, Hypermosstra, and Nearsmongsr.

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Oberon
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Sweepstakin at 25 son., sod Thais out of the Sweepetakes of
100 son.

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LONDON BETTING—SATURDAY.
NEWMARKET HANDICAP.
3 to 1 apt the Pliyealie mat (t and off)
100 to 15 Bedouin (t and off)
Bto 1 Colleen Rhos (t)
8 to 1 Man-at-Arun (off)
CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP.
10 to 1 apt Adventurer (t)
100 to 7 Gleocichty colt )
25 to 1 Bracey Head (t)
1000 to 30 Newehereli (t)
50 to 1 flawentter (t)
METROPOLITAN.
10 to 1 apt Adventurer (t)
Li to 1 Aeleroid (off )
15 to 1 Bar two (off )
TWO THOUSAND.
sto 1 Si orneter(t
5 to 3 ept (t 3
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11 to 1 Blue Mantle (t)
100 to 8 Brick (t and off)
100 to 7 Melrose (t aid off )
1000 to 30 Newmann's, (t and off )
THE DERBY.
6to 1 apt Lord Odds§ (off)
10 to 1 Saccharonietar (t)
90 to 1 Melrose (off)
224 to 1 Glenochty colt (t and off)
25 to 1 Bias Mantle (t)
50 to 1 Jernieeton (t)
50 to 1 Dunkokl (olf)
50 00 to
50 to
50 1
1) King of Utopia (t 1000 to 15)
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1000 to 10 Bright Cloud (t)
CHESTER CUP.
HO to 8 apt Strsdelia (off)
100 to 7 Duokeld (off)
70 to 1 Bucketone (8 25 to 1)

THE NEW LONDON AND BRIOBTON RAILWAY.

The line now proposed to be made will start from
a point where the South Eastern Company's Yid-Kent lies
joins with the Chatham and Dover Railway, DOLT Becken-
ham, end passing by an almost straight line through Bast
Grinstead to Lewes, and then, curving eastwsrd, will have
Its terminus at Kemp Town. The country through which
the line will pees lie between the South Breve and the
Brighton Railway, and is wholly uoprovided with inte-
mediate
railway accommodation ; there is • considerable
populatin' and the district is cue of the meet produc-
tive parts of Kent and Samar. The portion required to
be made as 46 miles in length, the ruling gradient is 1
in 120, or rather better than that of the South Eastern
Compauy's new main line to Dover, or of the present
Brighton Railway. The comparative distances are sp-
patently in favour of the existing line ; but the points of
mainurement are not the same, as the new line has its ter-
li minus at Kemp Town, which is two-and-a-half mass dis-
tant from the present station at Brightoo. Taking the ter-
mini of the two schemes, u the one exists and as the other
is the new line is about five miles longer than the
O some plans, however, there considerable pin od the other side. Thos Lewes, from considerable
the Victoria
station, will be but 461, as pined 491 ; But Grinstead
' 281, as against 361 ; Eastbourne 621, against 651 ; and
Newhaven—to which place the line is to be extm&M-52/,
against 561 miles. A statement of these &Moon does not,
however, afford anything like an adequate idea of the bone-
fits of the sew line. A mile one way or the other
upon • railway makes but an inappreciable difference
in travelling; not so, however, when a traveller has
to perform the same distance in the overcrowded thorough-
fares of London. The Brighton express will cony you down
to Brighton in the same time that • cab or an minibus fre-
quently compir in getting from Temple Bar to London-
bridge. It is moot the greet features of the proposed line
that instead of being limited, at the Brightos railway now
is, to two inconvenient stations at London-bridge and Tim-
bre, it will have aeons to almost every part of London.
Joining the South Eastern Railway system at Beckenham,
the railway will have access to the station in Cannon-street,
within little more than • hundred yards of the Bank, and
to the not less convenient and osatral west end station at
Charing.-crom including the stations at Waterloo
sod Bi, kfriars-roada The great convenience which
such stations will afford for the traffic between Lon-
don sod Brighton must be evident to every person. But
the new liar is not only connected with the South Eastern,
but also with the London, Chatham, end Dover Railway,
and thus, pursuiug its course towards London, will convey
ppaasswwaagen through Dulwich, Camberwell, Walworth, and
Bleskfrin across the Thames to the station at Farringdon-
street, sad thence, connected with the Metropolitan Rail-
way, it will have command of the stations to be constructed
st Fisebory, Smithfield, and those already formed upon the
Metropolitan Railway, giving also direct and unbroken
communication with the Crest Western, Great Northern,
and other nilwaya north of the Thames. By the West-end
metropolitan extension of the Chatham and Dover line the
use of the Victoria-station will also be secured.—Oteertvr.

Moans AND 12117101D1 AT LEZDA.—A dreadful
murder and suicide were committed on Saturday morning
in Hopoetreet, Leyland', in Leeds. John Our, a
, had been for some time living with a = Northam-
"Twomise. called Mee, whose surname is not known.
Oa Friday Alioa had been diriovered by Gair sitting on •
ma's km. in a home whisk she frequented. end • quarrel
Gamed. This quarrel was continued in their Weep at
Thomas Whiaudits's, in Hops-street, and elves for o'clock
la the morning before ll'lleaus mold induce them to go to
bed. A little after At reellook the 1111annees, who slept
in the slime room, homed a Mee, se they denribed it, as of
• gioger.beer bottle exploding, and no turning to the couch
occupied by the Gans, Mrs. 'Manua MVP • spirt of blood
which beepriokled the wall. She armed her hustend, who
jumped out of bed and seised Gan, but not baton the latter
had dreadfully woonded himself by cutting his own throat.
Alice died without a moan, for her heed was nearly levered
from her body, and Gee is not expected to recover.
THE Moans or • CHILD At CHATHAM.---On
Saturday morning the prisoner, Alfred Bolden, • gunner
in the Royal Artillery quartered at Chatham Garrison, who
steeds charged with haring murdered his only child, an in-
fant of about a year old, under circumstances of peat her.
barity. underwent an examination before the Rev, J. J.
Ilarsham one of the magistrates for Kent, at the county
11 magistrates. justice-room, Rochester. The prisoner, who
is about 25 years of age, mid the greatest attention to the
evidence of the mime witemes, but throughout his exami-
nation, which lasted upward, of three hours, appeared to
treat the matter with the utmost nonchalance, and exhi-
bited the most remarkable melons. There were several
other witnesses in addition to thaw who wore examined
before the cornier end jury. The prisoner, who had &-
eland ceoemmeniaing soy of the vitamin, was asked in
the usual way if lie was donne. of @ming anything, when
he replied, "I am the man who did it. that is all I have got
to say." He was thee folly committed for trial.

FORZION LIQIIIVIIt --Great Reduction in Prime.
—ficliallin, Deplete. sad Ca, Meets Diannery, Spa, lielgient
Inventors of the celebrated MUM de Spa, have been awarded the
Prise Medal for the excellence of their superfine liqueurs, which
are all warranted to be the product of direct distillation, and,
not being oomponeded with essences, will improve with ege.
The following table shows, In the first column, the price. charged
In nottlend for each bottle of some of the torero liqueurs, and.
to the second column, tie reduced prices:
ad. ed. ad. ad.
linzir de Spa l2 6 • I lke nor boatel* .. 16 0 a 0
Mto liqueur bet.
Curacao see, per het 11 6 6 6I Creme 6, tb6 Pikes.. 14 0 6 6
Ditto, Moue cruche . 17 6 Cll Ditto Vaal& l2 0 I 6
Mareachino, per leak 10 6 I 0 Ditto Nor= 11 e 6 6
Ditto, liqueur hot. . 6 6 Elixir de Germ l4 0 $ 6
Berry liqueur quoted' at Ilb It. m. 7 be had in half holden et
Sa. 6d. Schaltin. Du** mid Co. expect that, by enabling the
paha: to get superfine liquemis at reasonable prices, their bane-
Mal use win soon become as eamenal lo this country ea It is
abroad. Having appointed the Angle-Contineetal .figen.:7 sole
seesigneet all orders must be Wrested to IawnCOLL/3,
manager, Ilk Cannon etreet. London. /C. Complete price lista
seat 6uw Oa receipt of sir damps the '. grief If letory of the
Oriels, Cempeeltioe, and VMS., Ot 'deign I=l 'leo rent
be& Iteeste wagged all over the Doted Tow
SterbL—(l.o6elleement. J