The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-21 00:00:00

LTPST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
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CRAVEN MISTING.
(THIS DAY.)
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PORT STAKES. T.M.M.

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LATEST BETTING.—(MIDNIGHT.)
5
OITY AND SUBURBAN.
to 1 mot Gamin' (9
9to 1 Mal Train (t)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
9 to S mot Kangaroo (t)
6to 1 amanita** (t)

15 to 1 Hark (t) . .
14 to 1 Hodisiastsr (1)
CHESTER CUP.
11 to 1 apt Viotorious (t)
11 to 1 Acktrorth (t)
115 to llOso 5
LaLica T(t) ostoquor (t)
THE DERBY.
14 to 1 opt Wild Charley (t)
15 to 1 Kangaroo (t) _

THIRSIC.—(THIS DAY.)
umpan—Mis. Lirriper, Honesty, Ands Laurie 1, Alias
won% Grenade, &mobil Globule's dant t. Happy
wasyrW liamisr, Moll Flagon, and Nagrada, Aram,
=sl t, Dilmar, Billy Cantos, Habilis, Chessman,
4ilerdals, Mayflower, Whitetbors, Balsam,

Egiwiso.—Normarket.

WINDSOR MILITARY AND NATIONAL
STRIPLICHABE.—(rms DAY.)

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WINDSOR, FRIDAY.
Ng morning the arrival of viaitors to thin in-
iserag omens' common" at an early hour, and the
mew Pans on the London and South Western and
;nit Weems Railways eaeh brought their quota to the ,
0 krongli, the crowd upon the mune being swelled
Ine pmeengers by the specials, which left Paddington
oiled 1 o'clock, sod Waterloo at 11.40.
In nee 'rased and course are in a splendid condition,
rotating beautifully green and soft and the fences in
psi
.order, and although the weather is hot with
lotgid, inn at the time this despatch is
there is every peospect of some most
*kat men. The course selected is on a very picturesque
ib ow the Cavalry Busch at Spits!, above a mile mouth
*of Windsor, sad is booked by the magnifionat scenery
if lis Glen Park sad Foust.
puling morning:lTiLdstand, a very °
theasl t few trellis were put
the
the surrounding enclosure, while the posts
claim marking the sides of the crow*
• , in about a mile and a half in lengthorere also and in
foe the running. There is the usual misoelleneone
of ineersat caterers of amusements in the shape
lint Sally's sad refreshments.
With inch honorable weather as that of to-day, the meet-
which will be continued to-morrow will no doubt be one
dr most succeedul of the season, specially as it is directly
thepetromp of noblemen and officers of the Windsor
• nosy of when, including the stewards, were pre-
en the comae.
De mint exciting races have to come off this afternoon on
Go nd Military Steeple Chase, the Borough Members
sad the Hunter's Stakes, the distance foe each of
• is shoal three miles.
ream is Airs with throngs of pedestrians, while the
of the town preeent a busy aspect, owing to the cop-
ping of flys, carriages, and other vehicles, proceed.
Is Memel*

in CIVIL SERVICE ESTIHATES.—This morning
missed Clam 3—law and justice—of the civil service
• for the yew ending March 31, 1866. The total
amount to 2,897,515&, which is a net general
ems of 37,5701. over the estimates of 1864.5. The esti-
= far police and constabulary in England, Scotland, and
lard is increased by 3,3271.; criminal proceedinp—law
Man sad criminal prosecutioes by 25.8311. (belt of
ariet name is set down to Ireland) ; and courts of jostles
Il %,3601. The vote for prison and markt amylase at
bus sad abroad is decreased by 17,9481.
After the review of the troops in the brickfield,
)fteport, on Tuesday, the Duke of Cambridge inspected
er Military Hospital at Stoke. In the afternoon his
Geri Monsen visited the fortifications at Hackers
in* a the north of Plymouth, and he dined at Mount
Dr. Jenner left London for Brussels on Wed.
Tie with Lord ecapietown in the eening. Oa Widnes.
IIY sonde, theT cornmander.in.rhiet v
enue "pea in the Deasy night to attend the "Ling of the Belgians ea his
lltim Barracks, Dsvonport. The men belonging to the arTivsl•
thud 28th Regiments were inspected in ran "whin DESPATCH OF THE AUSTRALIAN Illana.--Borrn-
Ma. The date left Plymouth yesterday morning by the alarm', APRIL 20.—The Peninsular
ieeoeandsail O
this riental Cafter.
om-
bo/Irani Railway for Weymouth and Portland. pany's steamer Pere, Captain Jam, ed
la accordance with the instructions issued from "co with the mail' for Gibraltar, the Modllerraneall,
rally to Captain Cowper P. Coles, R.N., sod to Egfl4' Ad"' C. 71", India ("614 Bombay),
China,
II".
%darter hi if department of Portsmouth Doak. ritia, the Cape of Good Hope, Australia and New Zeeland.
101, 0s chief draughtsman of the Portsmouth yard has She took 0nC,58 first, and 13 second-clan pumper, and on
Pad a motet drawings, uoder Captain Colas =pavilion freight 88 boxes specie, value 22,1211. 6a., for the following
akirmtion, of a emgoing turret ship embodying Captain Pm"' viz" Mwiriti"' jewellery, 2641. ; liadraa' gold "lip'
Cold' idea in full of the turret principle as applicable to 3721. 10s., silver coin, gold thread, aod jewellery, 8361. In.. ;
, mining ship. The vessel is designed to carry 6C3- Cam" jewellery' 86&" Singapore, *mils" and watches.
Parder guns or "Big Wills," in her torreta, and the 2601- : Booghoog. bar silver, 5,0671. la lhl. ; dollar'.
dal*, complete ie all their dew", ware seat in to the 10,0961. 13s. 4d. ; watches, 2251. ; Shanghai, dollars, 5001. ;
la:realty by Captain Coles during the first week in the
waicKinghes.G""g2,4sol.4.
;87.7d'sydnwatchli4ey,
.watchlea.solL;o3ol.ll°b".; doe. aßafujay,
Met month.
A SOLDIER.'S Pgr.—On Thursday a noble sped- cur of general merchandise.
10 01 tie Highland Deer was landed on Greenock q y adRYLNOHAM ANSI MIDLAND COUNTIES CATILZ
___,NM the Dublin steamer. Yeah interest wan centeredui Snow.—The Mayer of Birmingham (Mr. Henry Wigan))
.""° lb. box in which the animal wee confined, and term entertained the members of the council of this show at
;aim of &tall Highland soldier, dressed i " belted plaid, luncheon yesterday, at the Quiee's Hotel. The Earl of
*lge ke., mounting guard over thenanimal, inquiry Harrowby, LG., the president for the year, wee present ;
"b bur to be made as to th previous history of the ea was ale. Mr. Davenport Bromley, M.P., who offered a
it
• t appears that Captain ell 'Kenzie, of Seaforth, prise of 10 maims, at the discretion of the council, for the
lima"
, made a present of the animal to his brother next exhibition.
▪ sad Privates of the 78th Highlanders about three DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AT Dowcasrita.—Tester-
-11111 ago, when it wee very young, and Moe that time it day morning. a family of five persons had a narrow escape
rllella stationed with the regiment at Dover, and from suffocation at Demeter. A widow awned Elizabeth
!°"ll t Barka Barrack', Dublin, where the regiment Addingley, aged seventy-eight years. residing in Cleveland-
' assitly satirised, becoming a universal favourite street, in that town, and with whom lived her
Atkine grad-
::ereryoue connected with the corps. The &Animal daughter. a little boy, and two lodgers named on
, .0 trained as to be able to precede the bead of (brothers), retired to rest at her usual boor, but did not
gortinent when out on parade, and of course it received get into bed until half-past 12 o'clock in the morning,
"7 axial attention from visitors from the stately appear. when the youngest of the two brothers Atkinson trauma
0,1 it presented. Unfortunately, however, for ite Tope- borne. Be had not been in bed more than half as hour
,_
.m. ,sa it grew in size and in strength it began to form when he was awoke by a strong sense of suffocating. He
"7 bad habits, usually asserting its likes or dislikes by got up, but on opening his bedroom door the smoke and
17"he,.,„_ headlong at the object of its regard, its towering a were so intense that be was obliged to close it. Be
rws tiring it a means of offence' which eventually made found that his brother was senseless, and with great
." Ihhorto universal favourite be regarded with fear by peteence of mind he dragged him to the window, and when
tiOl..al its bat friends. At last its 000 duct beam area- he had revived he got him to let him down by • counter.
bir, sad a "amen of war" wee called to deride pane into the street. He wee not long before he pa as
r!!‘rhet should be the fate of the recusant. The officers alarm, and the fire engines were sent for. The
WM resolved to offer the dear to his Grace the Duke shutters in the front room were forced open, and both the
d
Moe ad &solos, wbo was pleased to meet It, bey and granddaughter were found insensible. The old
Anot%l "rid That the animal might be forwarded to his lady was found dead in her room. the bed and furniture
inbt"—Grlarriolo Herald. almost destroyed, and a large bole burnt in the floor. The
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ISITRIOUS SUICIDE AT DAWLISH. —On Mon- fire was extinguished without much difficulty. It is ap-
t/wooing a wan" having the appearance of a lady 'mat posed. that the doomed had been reading io
Heldand whilst
tie York Hotel, Dawlish, and engaged • bed for the so doing had fella salsa. At an inquest yesterday
qtr She stated she w... America. from New York. afternoon, before Mr. Lister, the carom. a verdict al
!ilia she wee travelling for her health. She had come " kocidetally aorched and burnt to death'. wan returned.
21.1 (*from Paddiagtoo, and her object in visiting Dam I SUDDEN Drain OF A SPANISH Mixiarrs.—A
nt, *le for the sea bathing. Her luggage was, she mid. , Madrid letter gives the following details of the suddee
"t„Ltt the _ railway
. station. She profereed to be ranch 1 death of Y. Galim. Minister of
.Public Works :—" On
e=4 led retired at once to her bedroom, to which she , the morning at his ear
be was in excellent healtk, and
:7_ease of brandy and water and a biscuit might be in better spirits than usual. He was leaving his residues
:fr, Tlcie wee done. and nothing was heard of the whiter ' to attend • Council of Maidens, and was about to enter his
",!..1 midday on Tuesday, when the inmates of the , carriage when one of his oldest friends, the relative of a
rig becoming alarmed at the failure of their efforts young man who bad been killed in the rice on the previous
heiug• an answer to their mated inquiriee, • evening, approached him, and and out, ' You are a mar-
ddi. enable to open the bedroom acme, obtained a darer. By dismissing an honourable old rome from his post
,
"'",*, sad a rue entered the room by the window. The you have rinsed an effusion of blood ;my relation has been
was was discovered dead in bed. Be the bedside was • killed, and his wife is out of bar mind!' Some of the bye.
r„._tlen that bad contained the brandy and writer, sad . standees, attracted by the incident, joined in the scene, and
7Pufe. t sever.' empty wiper packets marked " vermin celled out, • Yes, yes ;he Is a murdererGahm
"1. Oe examining the deceased's clothes. the may ' entered bin wring" Quite overwhelmed at this manifests-
,__ that eould be found wee 41 She had, however, , tiori, and is said to have exclaimed from time to time, ' I
7!•tbuee in hro porsseriss
her gold and the other ! will have no more bayosets ; let the soldiers be seat away.'
7.7 Elbe were three rings On her fingers, one of which . The emotion Pros by this eesee was so great is to lead
~. thatraldiall ring. No den could be obtained to bar to the attack which caused his death. After being takes
_, v, the marks on her pockethandicerehief having bass ill. the only words he wee beard to utter were, • The 11th
:" rat Oa inquiry at the station it was gonad there was of March,' being the date of the day on which he bad prie-
r_ there, nor did any of the officials remember posed in the mined of ministers to remove the rector al
"mg seen the deosised.—Zzeter Gmtla the university."

HIDE mARKrr.-(THIS DAY.)
LILDIOHAI.I..—Hidai : Prises : 561 b. to 64114., 2jd.
to 3d.; 641bs. to 721 b., 3d. to 3).1.; 72165. to 80lbs., Ad. to
3ld; Mb*. 88Ibe 31d. to 31d
Calf . Whs. to 961b5., 31d. to
4d. Hone hides. 9.. to 10s. skins, light, 2s. to 41.
fall. 6s. 6d.
BlMlWlDSZT.—fitheepskina : Half-bards, Pe. to 9.. 64.;
Dowas, 6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. ; shaszliags, le. 4d.; lambs, 2.. 9d.
to Is. 10d.

BOROUGH HOP MARICHT.—(THIS DAY.)
Marra Pattaadas sad Smith mart that the market
castlauss Atm for all damoriptioas of both English sod
foals a at lat. quotations.