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

BETTING AT MANCI

CITY AND

4 to 1 sit Veterinarian (t) I 140 to 7 apt Brindisi 'off)
100 to 15 Gordian knot (t) 10 to I rachequer ofl
Ito 1 Voloptu ,t) 40 to 1 Bradamsnts It)
10 to 1 LordZeiland (tI I 40 to 1 Morn Hart ,off)
14 to 1 Jarnicoton (off)
YITBOYI
4 to 1 alitst Lord Zetland kt) I
ISO to 1.) Jac*

D1.12•N.
100 to 15 mist MattCharmlnirt)
10 to 1 Welcome ‘t)

THIR.SK SPRING MEETLNG.—WRDNIADAT.
THE &ELM HANDICAP of 3 son. each, with 20 added.
T.T.C.
Garotter
Aron wore
e by Hospitality—Rowley.
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t by
Woo ram

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(Carroll) I
riter's dem azid amoral IN A°

Barrios : 5 to 44 pt Garotter, 5 to 2 apt Wesolfry eolt,
5 to 1 a
oeozod sopt Avood
third. grovs. Woo by two lengths ; week tr-
amp

Manni ; Verger beat Mountain Fox.
Thu SILVER CUP of 50 sore., for belf•breds ; weight for
ege ; women extra ; gentlemen riders. About one mike
aad
Mr.,
Mr, W. H. Sootta Ty-by-Night, aged, list itlb
(Mr. Wolkinson) 1
Mr. Wilklneon's Roamer,. 5 yrs. list laib,lir. Burotool I
Major Stapylton's Southern Croix, & yrs. list 101 b
(Captain Riddell) I
The following oleo ran : lady Sutton, Tiger, leaner, Rehr
Owe, Chance, Witch, Young ToUertoix Mrs. Snick, Dr. Bowe,
Squirrel, mad Booneia o' Slue.

Betting 3 to 1 scat Tiger, 4 to 1 agat Fly-by-eight, 5
to 1 apt Rosemary, 6to 1 opt Lady &atm], 10 to 1 art
lay_ other. Woo by a leagthand-a-balt ; a bad third.
MATCH ; Emperor (Mr. Wood), best Frizz Tuck (J.
Oaborom)

Besting : 2 to 1 on Emperor.
THE TIMM HANDICAP of 5 move. each, with 100 added.
About one mile aad three quarten.
mr. W. l'ar.on's Ryperamestra, by Bweetescat--Sarge,
4 yrs, MS Vb
Mr. Ureres's Found fede. S Tm. 3M 10Ib "Csresseel 2
Mr. Ridley's c by licsyStallty—Wenslay, 3 yr; 54 Sib
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The following also ran lreweltureh, Old Orange 011,kadlioliy
Pell, Unfashionable &may, Jager, and Hlmetaa.
Betting : 2 to 1 egst Found Again, 5 to 2 apt Hyperon-
nestra, 5 to 1 apt Newohurch, 7 to 1 agent Orange Girl and
Benny BelL Won by half a length ; two lengths between
wooed and third ; and the some between third and fourth.
Tar Trim Evan= (3elling) of 3 sows. each, with 25
added. for 2-yvolds. 4 furlongs 132 yard+.
Catalogue 'Gilroy) 1
Cheddlocton filly ' =eon) 2
Vatty cult also ran.
Betting 2tol on Catalogue, sto 2 eget Vatty colt. Won
easily. The Vatty colt did sot pan the poet.
Twa NORTH RIDIXO Frannie CUP ; a piece of plate
value 100 mom, added to a sweepstakes of 2 soya. each
weight for age ; winners entre. Two miles.
Mr. R. (nssrs Jew. Ors Khmer) 1
Mr. P. Well's Willa, •yo (Mr. Starke) S
Mr. 11. Denton's SoLawl yn 'Owner) S
The following also ran :—Poliy, Lora (Mince, Sliver Stripes,
Skyrocket. and Calla Ott.
Betting : Even on Caller Oit, 4 to 1 eget any other.

NATIONAL BOATBCILDINO BY MACHINERY COM-
PANY.— A special general meeting was held yesterday of the
shareholders of the National Company for Boatbuilding by
Machinery. Colonel Sykes, M.P., occupied the chair, and
that the resolutioos pawed at the previous meet-
C,P7i7dthe male and transfer of the property and liabilities
of the company to the London Boat and Bargebuilding
Company, be einiirmed. Geoerd Shorter& opposed this
=oboe, and soggeded that a committee of shareholders be
appointed with the directors to consider the propriety of the
epeeatioos of the company ben continued, sod the issuing
of debeeturem to pay its liabilities, and place it in thorough
corking order. He believed that, if properly managed, their
mediation would prod successful, and that the share-
holders would now come forward sod subscribe towards the
required amount to save it from ruin. Several of the direc-
tors as well as shareholders agreed with the opinion of Gene-
ral Shortrede, and promised to vote io favour of his sugges-
tion. The chairman also impressed his concurrence with the
ansondmeet, and maid he thought that the company dill had
dements of 11[100•11, ant hoped that if his proposition wee
negatived the shareholders would save their undertaking
from extinction by sokeeribiag the necessary capital to pay
their liabilities. The motion for the noticoofirmatiors of the
resolatiod for the treader, ku, of the company was the.
pat sad carried tioaainitamely.
DOG SHOWS AT VII AORICI7LTVRAL HALO —A
memorial has been predated to Sir George Grey, Pray*
Idea to pat in force each powers and iallosteee as be may
Lave to relieve the inhabitsate of St. Ism feßsgton , from
the Whelks of another dog show is the • tare Hal
in May neat, r proporl,

THE RECEPTION OP GARIBALDI IN LONDON.

The deputation sent down to the Lk of Wight by
the City committee out Twatlay imolai, to Woos General
Garibaldi to postpone his visit to the metropolis until
Monday next, u being a more fitting day than Saturday,
telegraphed up yesterday that they bad aocioroplished the
object of their mission, and that Garibaldi had weeded to
the wishes of the London committees. The sub-committees

were therefore Lat evening enabled to complete their pro-
gramme. During yesterday deputation from the commit-
tees had an interview with the railway authorities, who
have afforded every facility for the promotion of t►e
object, and have placed their commodious promisee
et the Nine Elms Station entirely at the disponi
of the committees. A deputation also waited upon the
Duke of Sutherland, at Stafford-house, and his grace pro-
raised a cordial co-operation with the committee to make
the demonstration as effective as poasible. Amongst the

organised bodies of workmen who will take part in the pro-
cession are most of the metropolitan trade emieties, the
Foresters, Odd Fellows, Old Friends, the Temperance
Societies, Band of Hope Unions, Sous of the Phoinix, the
Working Men's Club% km, in full regalia, accompanied by
their bands and flap. The Freemasons have also expremcd
their intention to mend a strong deputation. The bud of the
Foresters, the 48th Middlesex Rifles, the Havelocka,
will attend gratuitously. Mr. E. T. Smith, of Crammer,
has placed the flags of his establishment at the die
meal of the committees.
The following is the official programme of the proceedings
on the arrival of Garibaldi in London on Monday next, as
adopted by the City and Working Min's United =bean-
mitts last evening :
General Garibaldi, who will arrive at the Nine Elms
station by the South Western Railway at half-past 2 o'clock
in the afternoon of Monday, April 11, will be there received
by the City, Italian, and Working Men's Committees, and
conducted to a platform prepared for the occasion. He will
then be presented with addresses by deputations
from the three committees, after which he will eater
• carriage provided for the occasion by his Grace
the Duke of Sutherland. In the meantime the pretension
will be formed in the Waridaworth-road, and will march
pest the carriage containing the general, which with the
other carriages containing his friends and the members of
the committee, will then fall into the rear. The procession
will then take the following route :—From Wandeword-
road into Mils-street, through Bond-street into New
Bridgestreet, and theme along
.Upper Kennington-lane,
Kennington-road, Westounster-Midgeroad, Westminrier.
bridge, Parliamentetreet, Cluiriagoross, and Pell-mall
to Stafford-house, arriving at which Garibaldi will
then alight, and be received by the Duke of
Sutherland. The procession will then pus by the oast side
of Stafford-home into St. James's-park, where it will
break up.
All organised bodies taking part ix the promotion will be
expected to be co the ground by half-put 2 o'clock at the
latest, and will be marshalled into place by properly ap-
pointed persona in the order of their arrivaL
On the arrival of the train containing the goners', the
band stationed on the platform will play the Guilialdian
Hymn.
Admission totbe station and platform ciaa be obtained only
by tickets. Two tickets will be lamed on application
to every subscriber to the demonstration and testimonial
fund of one guinea, up to Friday night inclusive, and after
that date, up to Monday morning 12 o'clock, one ticket only
to every subscriber of one guinea. A certain number of
tickets will be reserved for the members of the committees.
Ticket. may be obtained of the Secretaries of the City Com-
rr 'Um, at the London Tavern, or at 30, Bashopagate-strest ;
or of the Secretary of the Working Men's Committee, at
the office of the Beehive newspaper, 10, Bolt court, Fleet-
stmet.—By order of the committees.

Joax RicRULDBoN,
Joas Rosin Tanrit,
lion. Secretaries of City Committee.
Rom? Hairrinc.l...
Hon. Secretary of Working Men's Cocontittee,
April 6, 1864.

Yesterday, at the meeting of the representative
vestry of Si. Pancras, held at the Vestry-hall, Gundeo-town,
Mr. Churchwarden Taylor in the chair, Mr. W. Turner (a
°punnet's), who had given notice of a resolution to the
effect " that the vestry pnesst en 'adzes% of sympathy to
General Garibaldi, the Italian patriot, ea soon as convenient
after his r-rival in Load sad that a oommittes be ap-
pointed to prepare such • wed the permission of
the board for precedence to move his resolution on the
ground that unless brought forwardthat day, it might be too
late, and moved a resolution to that affect, which, being
se looded, was carried by a majority of 22 to 20. The op-
poomits demanded a division, when the numbers were—for
the motion, 29; against it, 2L Mr. Tamer then moved his
resolution for the appointment of a committee to prepare
the address, and that when so prepared the corporate seal
be attached to it, which, altar some diorama°a and slight
opposition, was carried, there being only four dissentients,A committee was then appointed to draw up the address.
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A crowded and enthusiastic meeting of Germans
was held yesterday, at Seydt's Assembly Roma, Finsbst.
square, for the parries of resolving upon au address to
General Garibaldi, and otherwise offering a wakome to him,
in the name of the German community of London. On the
motion el Dr. Ernst Jack, the editor of the Hermann.
Karl Blind was called to the chair, and that gentleman
having addressed the meeting, a number of gentlemen were
appointed vice-presidents and secretaries, who, together
with the repreeentstivee of London societies, were after-
wards constituted es • ?Modica committee. An address
to the General wee then adopted, on the motion of Dr.
Heintzmann seconded by Dr. Hintral. Karl Blind wee
',mud to as; ss the repreeentstive of the Germans ; and
he end thecommittee were empowered to enter into commu-
nication with the English Garibaldi committees in Lon.
don. There being a desire on the part of • number of
Germans to offer • serenade, and • fackel-sag (a torah-
light proorsiosi to General Garibaldi, a telegram to that
effect was despatched to Brooke-hoses.

At a meeting of the Town Council of Birming-
ham, on Tose:lay, the following resolutiou rased :
" That this council, desirous of expreming its high admi-
ration of the noble character of General Ganbaldi, and of
his unselfish devotion to the cause of liberty, resolve to in-
vite the moral to visit Birmingham during his stay in
England, and that the mayor be requested to wavily the
invitation to General Garibaldi in the name of the council r
and the general moons committee was instrected to
make the necessary arrangement. for the proper neeptioe
of the general.

THE CITY AND G•IIIII•LDE—Mr. Norris, M.P.
for Abingdon, srd ooe of the representatives in the Court
of Common Council for the ward of Alders's* bee given
notice of his intention to move the previous question on the
motion to present the honorary freedom of the City t 3
Garibaldi.