The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-18 00:00:00

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SPORTING INTMLLIGENOR.

BATH NIETING—TvienAy.,

TH. Laranowy Taw. Draw al 5 save. mob, with 60
addiri ; Nor 3-ywolis and alarm* ; sonata putattas sad
abysses& 0.. mile. (10 abs.)
Count Batillyanyalelturban, by atoll well, est of Jam
aged loot to be sold). tel 711 (CuMsane 1
Dub of Beinfort's Black lock. (MO TIL • fr.Clarifl I
PllOOO de Boltykofts Me ,
laz liat gib
(J. Closter) II
Me following also ran • —Tatielma aid William.
Betting : 3 to I oc daburbsa, sad 7 to 1 apt Lady
_ _ _

Tut Oouirt4 llsaihhae' PLATE (Handiesp) of 50 sows ;
wieeers alga. One WM (26 subs.)
Yr. J. P 01111.1.1 Raglan, by The Hero-lady licenerset,
4 yrs, est 1otb
lord Uxbridge's Vabalathas. 3 yrs, est elh Belem
M. L Brsylere Ibis (h 0). 4 yes, TA fib tin. 71b es.)
(Cannon) 3
The following also ran -Gardener, Fast Lunar, Ironic's,.
Qulckiend, Outpost. sad ?elm
Bet : 5 to 4 oa Seem, 4 to 1 apt Valislighus, 8 to 1
apt • 100 to 8 (offend) apt Ibex, sod 20 tel
1
(aired) apt Oerdswor.
Fixer Yna or TUN Tantrism Barna, Braga of
10 sore each, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; mita, Bst 101 b ;
fillies sad patois, Bst iID ; anima allowances. Straight
belt mile. (67 mho.)
Yr. 8.. Button's Jezebel, by Turns-Rosabel, net 411,
Rims)
Lord Coventry's Tennyson (It 1)4 bet ne p. Adm.) 2
Yr. Ir. lowlands' Usk* eat 314 Mania) 3
The following also nit Cain,
go /NW I.Mltraef ntrv•P•
It by Maude= Deer-Roes by Cain, BaPer. Josevetiek. Yeatrall,
Shispned. The Swift, I by Vedette-Crossland., Contraband,
Trlday, sad The Flying Horse.

Beifing : 6 to fapt reimport, 100 to 15 apt Shiaptiell,
7 to 1 melt apt Friday and Flying Hors% 12 to 1 apt The
Swift, sad 100 to 7 apt JesabeL
TER KIMTOII Bermes of 5 mom ascii, with 40 added, for
3-yr-olde and upwards ; eagis6 sod ethos allowaneet.
Straight (9 gabs.)
Lord Wannierienes rain. by Cbsthisa—Oeviess
dam, 11 yrs, (30&1, ast 10th (car Ist 111 b) flissdaaare) 1
Hr. J. H. C. Wyadbars's Ithaale Oka, yes MK Mt nb
( I
W. Jessica's Galena, b lea (101.), eat 11Th Moues;
Ib tollswkag also ma Verdian, Pest Bonner,
Virden, sad limersem
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Beating : sto 4 apt Usher, sto 1 apt Inverness, sad
8 to 1 each apt Verifiers, Bonnie Glea, and
SIGOID Yu Of IMB Twalrril Anginal STAMM ol
10 soya. each, with 50 added, for 3-yr-olds ; edL, d.t 1011 i ;
fillies sad geldings, Bst 71b ; eartaia allowanoss. tone mils
sod a ball. (54 mho.)
Mr. B. L MondloysOceola, by natspae—Gertnaluestllb
•Adam
Mr. Knight's' The Count, Mt ) 1 10lb 9add) t
Mr. J. B. Marky's Moak Walton, B.t lib (J. Owerr)
The following also ran : Black Mar. Blr Ropr, /*ottoman*
e by Grosvenor, Teddy, sad The Abbott.
Bto• : 7 O.Y apt Teddy, sto 1 (at find 2to 1) ypd SI.
Roger, sto 1 apt the Grompoor colt, 100 to 15 ea& apt
Beadiness:le sad The:Count, and 10 to 1 apt Bemis.
Tint BA= IturbacAr of lU son. wok, 5 It if declared,
with 100 added; for 3-yr -aids sad upwards; wholes eats.
Ohs miles (311 subs., 24 of whom &dared.)
Colossi Marign's owns. by Go Clll,—Thalds• S Trv,
Oa Mb (J. Orlinikaw I
lord Umbrbep's Liam 4 yrs, 7.1 711) (T. French) )
2
Mr. J. Maith's Comet, 4 yrs, 7.1 rib (Clement, II
The followlng also ran : Avondale, Tromso*, and Kingwood.
Betting: Evan cm Oberon, 10 to 1 (at Mt 2to 1) apt
Limos, which fiat-asmed odds wars aired " ter ow."

BYTTLNG 014 rem 00UBSE.
DEBBY.
to 1 apt Gard Peel (t; 1 690 to 36 apt Park 3)
oto 1 Coaboozan (ti 50 to 1 Mose Arthur
7 tol 1
Solid&
Mroo Bir Ch 1046 CS to TU.)
ch sa ( 7000 to 70 Iditt (t)
11bo 1 Coast Guard (t) I

IWjICB OOURTS.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Netleria Wiliam, • thick-estung fellow, well known
tiiirtdbeXicis, and who has only Just Newbold from penal
was dangled Way Mr. sox with being found in
the bows,
.210. 22, Dokealmet, Portland-pimps, sad elm
with eawallue Mrs. Ann 81e soy the landlady, and Ellen
Cenainghtim, her servant.
Mrs. Stevens rid that on going into her bedroom no
Mar* diorama, she mw • shadow on the wall, end
afterwards hand the primmer in the room with his hand oo
OW (11 her hashantre ants. On asides the prancer whet
be wanted he mAd he wee looking for • *Mar. She
told lam she believed be wee there far the pumas of cow
misting • felony, and held him, end celled hat servant to
go for • constoble. The prisoner straggled to get away, and
on the eervant coming to her sesistenos the primmer struck
her (Mrs. Stever) • violent blow oo the cheek, and then
stria her servant in the eyes, Weakening both a tiara in
bd
a viEn Onesieghein, savant to Mrs, Stevens, proved that
while passing the pamper to go for • *tastable he pas her
two violent blows in the face, blackening both her eyes.
Willilo2 Haley, of 30, Oltarkterphas said that while
gaincelong Duke-skeet, he bead cries for sorishinos, sad
on going to No. 22, be found the prisoner draggling with
Kra Stevens and her parasol, sod trying to get sway. Yrs.
Stevens wee bleeding from • wound on We fans, and the
savant room one of he' eya.
White, PI E, proved hr'
the prisoner into ernady,
and Inspector Halibut!, of the E dirties, said the primmer
was • well-known thief, sad had suffered penal servitude.
Mr. Ham committed the priamer far three stooks for
being found in • house for the wpm' of amunitting •
felony, two masks for the annul* ca Mrs. Same; end
two moths for the asesult on the sweat, each tontenc•
to take effect at the =pasties of the *they.
The prieeesir at leaving the dock thanked the magistrate.
Mr. Knox received the following Wart sad enclosure :
" Hoace'd Sir,—These leas two days I pick up in our area
some aped printed paper, of whisk I tacks" you eta Om
you do anything towsrds hanging the coos ? I need not
cba=reeitz my anything more, for the easiasal for ibelf.—Yonse
rapectfully, A Savour.— Cavendish-
square. • Astrology. —Nstivitiee calculated this noble
science from the planetary bodies. Also questions
asked Motive to evarytkag in the past, present, sad
faturs. lave, marriage, maternity, anemia, skeet friends,
sweethearts. By this method any can be informed
of the time they will be married sad sealed in life, with the
name and libelant of future husband or wife. Also the
neighbourhood the future knaland sod wife amides ie.
Sate it en, said if with any coney.—Address, W—
alesa, Sohn Enclose 14 stomps, and • stamped and
directed aaysiops fix answer.' "

John Attila/lam, • most dissipated-looking raffia. was
brought belme Mr. Paget, cheesed with being drunk, data
derly, and assaulting Pollosarostable Para No. It 4 H.
The readable stated that oa Mooday night he was called
oat of the Lemmiatrat statioaketra, is Whitedispel, to
appeal • distarb•ees in the street, and found the prisoner
aad kis father stripped and lighten.
Yr. Paget—Firildiag with kis ear &thee
Pays—Yes, sir. They were kaceking each other ►bout
most shamefully. I separated than, and the old men left
the street ad wait home. The primmer would sot go, and
became abusive and violent. I laid bold of him by the
collar, and he struck at me and kicked me on the lap. He
also endeavoured to kick me ea soother part of my body,
sad rid "Pll rupture you, you I will." narrowly
escaped the kick 'startled for am. I Nocernded is taking
him to the data& He plunged, kicked, and straggled sH
the way, sod tried to do me a serious mischief. He was very
much intosimital... . . .

TheprieonernTid be wee very sorry for what he had done.
He was beastly intoxicated, and did not know what he did.
Mr. Paget—Beastly intoxicated ; what an admission for
aey maa to make. I shall visit this aim with great severity.
Mat an you'
The prieoosr—l am in the eta trade. It wee holiday
time yesterday.
Mr. Paget I auinot admit that am an same. In all
caw of this description I shall manioc* the deader to im-
prisoemeat and hard labour, and where a poliemitan la as
sanitod, by kicking, in the execntioa of his duty, I shall
inflict the most severe sentence in my power. I seatemo
you to be imprisoned for two months, and kepi to hard
labour.

NORTH BRITISH AUSTRALASIAN COMPANY.
A special general meeting of this company was
held yesterday, at the London Tavern, for the purpose of
ocmfinning the resolutions agreed to at the annual
for this eonvenios of the shares of the company in't=
and to colander the beet mesas of giving attest to the dr
onion of the shareholders at the erne meeting that it was
expedient to rain additional capital for the development of
the
.clastoral properties of the oompany. Mr. ANDERSON pre-
. _ _

The CHADIMAR, in proposing the confinnatioa of the
transfer of shares into stook, remarked that the severe
was taken at the =prams drake of the shareholder&
The motion was seooaded by Captain H. Haw, H-K,
and curled. _ .

The eiraraxAs then stated that, in accordance with the
decision of the general meeting, the directors submitted •
plan for raising further capital, from which they expected
meat beeefichl results. They had long been la, and if
they could raise the sum premed they would place the
company upon a very sound footing. This was a very
mall concern, and when they looked around sad saw •
great many mushroom companies with 200,0001. or 400,0001.
of capital to he raised at once in the market, it was strange
if they could not raise the small sum they wanted to carry
on a business which had been proved by many years of ex.
purism, to be of a safe character. It was proposed to
, *dream the capital from 187,4354 to 220,0001., by the
isms of 32,565/, six per mt. guaranteed stook, to be
offered at par and pro rate among the share-
Jidda' in the proportion of one to every six
shares. The amount was so small, and the
advantagesto the company were se great, that he bad every
confidence in the whole amount bath; taken up by the sham-
! holders themselves; indeed, the director' had 00111119 W -
cations from • great number offering to take • meth larger
amount than they would be entitled to under the proposed
allotment. This money would enable the manageniest to
carry out a great many of the reforms and improvements
indicated in the lest report ; to increase their flocks to the
utmost extent that Rosenthal would carry ; to increase
their sheep and cattle by sending out runs and bulls of the
purest and bast breeds, and to erect additional sheds. The
company's wool maintained a very excellenteharecter in the
market. Oa Saturday the ant 71 bales of their last clip
was sold; and some of it fetched 2a lltd. per lb., the aye.
ragp of the sale being upwards of 2a. 2d. par lb. (Hear,
hear.) Rosenthal bad bees the company's great sheet
anchor, which had tided them over many drawbacks,
difficulties, and troubles, and the probable 'dorms
from the judicious outlay of additional capital
in the manner proposed might be estimated
from the fact that the profits of the company had been
mainly derivable from its thew stations, the return, from
which had yielded an average of 20 per cent, upon the capital
no employed--sufficient (notwithstanding the losses on the
unremunerative properties sow partly sold, and other cir-
cumstances, which had reduced the nominal espial tothree.
fourths of Its amount) to pay • dividend to the share-
holders averaging for the last six years five and a half par
cent on the satire nominal capital, or seven and • half per
cent. on the representative capital of the company.
_lf the
shareholder" did not take up the new stock it offered each
advantages to persons seeking • permanent investment that
there would be no difficulty is placing it.
Oapteie BUam moved a series of resolutions, giving
effeet to the reeoesmeedatios of the directors ; but at the
same time thought it might have been better if the necessity
for increasing their capital had been avoided by paying a
less dividend than 7 or 71 per cent., and allowing the
earplug of profit to be appropriated to the improvement of
their property at Rosenthal.
Mr. Guru seconded the motion, which was carried
ttothirnously, and the proceedings 'then terminated.

A LAMMING OMNIBUS AOClDLlM—Yesterday morn-
ing about edema o'clock ao accident occurred to an omnibus
belonging to the London General Omnibus Company while
passing through Kensington on its way to Hammersmith,
which caused great alarm. The omnibus was wormlike; its
first journey, the coachman beiag William Bomar, bodge
No. 10,0130, • steady end respectable driver in the service of
the compaey. Oliver, the conductor, stopped him at Palace-
gatesto endows apareeggssrr, after which they started again,
and they bad not pr ceedd many yards when Bomar sud-
denly fell from his box in • fit, aud earned the
reins with him to the ground. The first intima-
tion that Oliver had of what had unfortunately
occurred to his driver was being jerked off the monkey board
by the °melbas coming in violent collision with the kerb,
and be then saw Bonner lying on the off side of the rood in
a state of insensibility. Is the meantime • combines in
service at Colby-hoese caught hold of the reins, and at-
tempted to stop the horses. He unfortuaately was linable
to accomplish what he desired, for be was dragged a short
I distance, sod jammed between • lamp poet sod the wheels,
from the Wreck of which, it is feared that be will sot cur.
vim. The bores., finding themselves released, than dashed
along the road. musing great alarm, for that par-
ticular part of the Highetreet is very crooked and bar-
row. Mr. Barrow, • surveyor, of Upper Norwood,
was the only outride passenger, and he eleapect
by getting down babied, bat not without falling and bruis-
ing bin leg. During the mad flight of the hones they
dashed the minibus against a cart belonging to Mr. S
board, a baker, which was needing at his door, and meshed
it to piens. The melbas neat mmo in contact with a
lamp post, and knocked it down. At We time the hones
bad gained the wide part of the Kensington-road, sod then
they galloped with extraordieary speed, and were not stop-
ped until they reached Brook-gime. There were two
females inside the omnibus. They were, of mune, very
much alarmed, and sought safety by lying down oie the
door of the omnibus. Bosom an the coschman were re-
moved to St. Onorge's Hceeital, where it was found that
they had received very serious Works, more particularly
1 the latter.

MORE THAN ET AND DII THAN ITER—This
Wpm to to. line* rid bed deck et and 11140111141,
Vrever submitted der pebila weekbteased
taLseers al Alfred Webb Mlles7riaLorlidaseer's .. oft.
Veband, H. Ileoreisefteel. areveralears. ZdebiMod nil.