The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-27 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

My memo TIZAIGIWIL)
NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

MATCH.
Fonder wolkodover.
HANDICAP PLATE. D.L
Ledy of the Mawr
Tomcods
Guinevere

8 ma.

I:50 PLATE. inner to be odd foe 5001....
Sidownid
Nomad
Fachoquar

5 raa.
MATCH.
NW Ha Mai Sam Si.
HANDICAP PLATE FOB TWO.YEAR.OLDS.
Haphazard
Retrauzzi

10 ran.

FIRST CLASS NURSERY STAKES. D.E.
Grey &cads^ BistNolioda. Pat 91b ; La Rata,
flot nb• Hasa Rogan o, Bet 3lb ; British Tar. Bet 21b ;
Bleeder, Set ; Hebe, 7st 131 b ; &afghans& 7st 121 b ; Vio-
las* rot 111 b; Joosbel, rat 101 b ; Kenilworth, Tot 91b ;
Gold Pea, roa 71b ; Rookstaa Raid, rot Gib ; sad Bloakfaoe,
let 511). All an here.

BEOOND CLASS NITRBEBY STAKES.
D.U.
Meant Palatine, Bst 101 b Lotlaario. 7.11 61b queen
NW. TM bib ; Diadem let llb ; Bleathaeldatyis, 6st 111 b ;
Oval*;
J 6st I.2lbura, 6at
3lb ; El OS., 6st 21b ; Min Havarti Cbialusn Hastrd, 6st 51b ; Tormentor,
6st 4lb
bet llb ; Lady Wilk Sat ; ,ad Drain, bat Al!l
its here.
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SWEEPSTAKES OF 500 BOYS. T.Y.O.
Sass Si Vas Primate, sad Artesian are hers.
PAID Poll7lllT.—Prinos of Wales.
OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE. T.Y.O.
Harper, 601.; Skirmish, 1501. ; (kasala, 601.; Jahsahhh,
noi. ; Oksamarm. 1001. ; Trish I, 1001. ; Stdds, 601. ; Rhoda,
501. ;Yrs. Fitzhaberk 50i. ; Ooessat 501. ; NerNill, 501. ;
'Unshorn. 501. ; Maid of lisliast, 501. ; Gambier, 501. •
Chwisar d'Afriqua, ; Emblem's dam 5, 1501. ; Osonno,
501.; Pitsbla, 1001. ; Pstra's drat, 501. ; Whitby, 501.

We read in the sporting column of the Illustrated
London News:—" A nomie•Wn in the Derby of 1866, as
well is one of 1867, is void by the death of Lord Palmer. i
ston. It was almost the only race he saw in the course I
of the year, except he happened to be at Dover or
found himself at leisure on • pest Moot day. For
fully forty years, beginnisa with the thick-winded
Lurborough, he had hardly been without • r•ee•hone
at Danbury, and latterly at H. Goatee's. fliona was
his most noted, and Buckthorn perhaps his best ; while of
Milestone, who wee very light below the Imes, he formed
rather too high Derby hopes. In the hunting-field his
lordship always rode a horse well up to his weight, and bad
fine hand and judgment. At one time he seldom missed
her Majesty's stag•bounds when he had • chance, and Mr.
Davis could always west as him when he took the bounds
each April to the New Forget, and taught many a brit
bent field of southern ' Y. F. Ef.'s what slag-hunting wee
like in that noble wild."
The One Hundred and Twelfth Bastion of the
&tasty of Arta will commence on Wednesday, the 15th
November, when the opening address will be delivered by
Wm. Hawes, Faq., F. 0.8., Chairman of the Council.
Tait /tura'. Viair TO Ltvaitrom—A meeting of
ecgunteer officesn re held lesterdfty, ad • resommencia.

we held yen.- ~
ties (which will have so be ratified by the mayor) wee
agreed* that if possible the volunteer Harass, both rifles
and artillery, sboeld be ,mead in frost a! 111. George's-
hall, This would yeast the finest spooled*, bat there are
some double as to whether there will be room for the men.
U sot they will be distributed in deteiehmeets at the most
prominent points of the royal route. We noderstend that
the gylph and Sprite, two at the Kersey River Steamboat
Oomprioy's mutest vessels, have been assigned plume
googol& the Woodside steamer, which is to convey the
royal party on their river trip.
'Ns Gasslimm DRAG HOUND& —This flying
peak , r
belonging to the of of the let Life Gouda, had
thei first tarsi wet as Watlatoday last at Harbour-bill,
Slough, when Grego, the eelebrated runner, gave them some
Lust-rue leaps over teem; and ditches, taking the drag first
over the white wails and away to Etos.wick, thecae across
the meadows to Deroey-oommee, away to the right to Mr.
Aldridge's faun at Gippsakam, on towards Two-mile brook,
and away to Farnham Royal, loving Stoke Peck te the left.
and finishingat Br. Beery Gaetrell's fare.. Bayliss farm,
Stoke. The master of the hounds was Lord Earlsfort. the
whips were Means. Trotiett, Thule. Mod of the officers
of both regiments ware oat.
Tug LATE LORD PA.LIERRSTOW.—ReeoIutions of
000dolenca with Lady Palmerston were passed yesterday by
the °upbeats bodies of Bradford, Dover. Salisbury, Wolver-
hampton, and ether tonsil, arid in trey business will be
suspended to-der.
Mx. GIUDO7OWE'R Von To GLasoow.—We learn
that ansaproests have bees completed for presenting an
address to the Right Hoe. the Chanoellor of the Exchequer,
on the occasioa of his visit to this city on Wednesday next.
This mating with the working people is appointed to be
held in the Gimes oa the Grua, a building in which 4,000
people cm be accommodated. Mr. Dalglieb, M.P., Is
to preside at this great popular demonatration.—North
British NUL
The Postmaster-General has given notice that
extra mails will be made op in the General hot-office on
the *venlig of the 12th November, for cooveyance from
Southampton, by the Royal Mail Compsay's steam-ship
Tsm.r.
THE LATE M. TOOQUEVILLI OW 7HIR DI7RATION
or 111PRII/et, GOVIRNWINT is FIkIICL —These extract' are
lour, but they are takes from a volume not yet in the
hands of English readers. They are not inferior in wisdom
sad in aeatenees to any of M. de Tooqueville's earlier
writiege, and they bear directly on the question of the day
most interesting to the world—the state of opinion and the
duration of the imperial government is France. We shall
therefore resume aid complete them by adding to them one
of the last letters to M. de Beaumont, dated " Tocqueville,
-I oannot tell my deer friend, bow

27th Feb., 1858.- _ -.we tell you, ._
much your last letter has interested me, and how entirely I carried to the credit of the company's in‘.... - -
'
agree with most of your observations, amongst others with with the government, the balance in y
the hell. ear t„;. 7.raerrleismeoMreanoffsieorn:l,4 to I prem..
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ma. a
that on the value of liberty. Like you, I have never been June 30, 1864, having been only 94,5061. Bs. 3d. ' Mauritius and VlCtOria Government Debentures duty
Bi. i ofa LA" binirtitauP°iLk.e.lyagymisqurther, I,4:Zeir, th;kat
more entirely euevineed that liberty alone can give to The important fact is thus presented that "the net keeping the log emieteatly pang, and amatelnieg
human society in geeeral, and to the individuals which
ere„t. profit of the half-year is equal to 6 per cent. per American securities have again declined. uniteu at Wet every two houses her
compose it in particular, all the prosperity sod all the States 5.20 Bonds closed at 63 to 4ex div., being sarttad
an
hoard
kko rotoo.
kkofo bows
no lok
on boom.
rom n tit, SW
news of which Our race is capable. Every day confirms me aunum upon the amount returned f I d'of opinion that a error wee in this respect com-
ity
mote in this belief ;my own obeerratroos, the lapse of life, the outlay to the present time, upon the railway lower than yesterday ; Erie Railway Shares, at '
snub' that could be sabstitined for 00111. The •
the recollections of history, the mute of the present day, opened for traffic." + Ito 554, being }lower • Illinois Central, at 814 we even pond the mewl eau „mtdemidy above what
, esti a
foreign nations, our own, all combine to give
.too. these
It is intimated by Mr. Albert Ricardo that be to 82' being I worse ; and Atlantic and Great she teeny went. thereby placing her Repay mo the wig.
opinions of one youth the force of absolute convietio •
ratan
Western Railway Debenture*, at 85 to 86. The ward of her true position. Med cute of the Isad ads hew
liberty is the sine qud non to form a great and nnle hail this day resigned his seat at the board of the in taken when the light wan seen, am shows in the evidence.
is to my mind evidoooll itself. On this point I have a Peruvian Railways Company. llwayan closed at Ito 11 prem.
the position of the vessel wouldi have bean sully &sem,
faith which I should be glad to have on many others. Bat A general meeting of the Nova Scotia Land Mined, for the master would have seen, on reference to his
how difficult it Is to establish liberty firmly in nations BAILWAY&—(THIS DAY.) chart, that no such soundiegs se he would then have get
could possibly be had in Cook's Waits. The master ap.
which have loot the nee and even the true couception of it! and Gold Crushing and Amalgamating Company
--..----
How powerless are institutions when they are not festered (Limited) is called for the 24th November. sever to have had a imertificate.-Heng Commate',
by the ideas and habits of the people ! I have always Formal notice is given that a petition for the Tw° °l3lpaz• =lra ADISIMOT ; John Pante; resident mainstrate."
thought that to make France • free action (in the true winding
(Limited) is
the Tyne Iron Shipbuilding Company The Stock Exchange is closed to-day, and no SIONS or tax__ TIMIS_IS 1071ANotectunCZ.-ni.e
iasigicrio of
is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor transactions have taken place in railway securities. the tunes, especially is the resent
vaeonsteda dourthlaivaardes to)-thiehaexiteaantrolnam7rtasmslaalahabiliaties-a balrabadva-st enirit very different from the apathy al &bidet submimiria
always thought, I say, that this enterprise was • grand but Wood ou the first petition day in Michaelmas term. mod bailiff/ewe which seemed to have emasculated Freesia
• rash one. I think it every day more rash, but more grand With reference to the market for American seen- MINES.—(TEID3 DAY.) Os almost every Wet of the meetly -in the choice of re-
ra MOD Ipresentatiree, se the choice of the commas Potraux. and is
rities, Mr. E. F. Batterthwaite reports as follows : -.---- the municipal elertioes-the government Gods he moraine.
premfaeahr toaaris, takatevaeraraythlingtain thbaisbaha•ard-ous 'um.
The London market for American securitiew has, eines our
dertsall*hou.kidaai:dtgil:l Two O'CLocfl., Meets 'astical d and eat nafrequently defeated.
then
than to bow under a necessity to serve.moment the ' •mi Assembly were re•elsctsd,
Will others be more fortunate than we have bees 1 I leat, been
_steady until this mooing, when prime gave way
rred • the opposition would be represented I. by
know not ; but I met myself whether in our time we shall on large sties. United States 5.20 Beads. which had daring Both the Stock Exchange and Mining Exchange II at Olio
id doll decreed. to f
onner Dave
closed to-day, and no business has ocu in
Pow•cfni minority, and if that opposition is ant already ia
see in France • free nation, at least what you and I mean the weak improv ow art 1
by the word. Teat does not mean that we shall not me I tines, closing 63f to 64. Dhow and Erie shares have aloe
been much demons& the firmer having at one time bees the chamber, it is oat of doom, ie spite of all the pewee"
revolutions. Nothing, believe me, is settled. An mature- i _ from , , ,
sly British, colonial, or foreign mining shares.
- - thou and restrietioim which have bees laid ea the exams
of the most lagitinaa'• electoral rights. The machinery by
MOO circumstance, • new turn given to affairs, any soot- 'sold as low de
al
11, which prim they have Sigh
PROVINCIAL SNARE RUMAT&
dent whatsoever, may bring on extraordinary events to I reco_vered, leaviag' off 821 to I; Erie., which were dose at which universal suffrage wasp converted for a time lab a
force every man from his retreat. It was to that 1 55, have also reacted to 556 to 56. Atlantic and Great e-- toy for prefects and ministers to play with, and an hasten.
I alluded is my last letter, and not to the establishment I Western beads sod debentures have been steady daring the
of regular liberty. But what makes me fear that nothing 1 week. . _ . _ 1241 1-BuSalo and Lake Buren, ed-Oreat Western of (Nude,
LTYZIPOOL. OCL 16.-eakili may: London and North western
out. There is once more • voice sad a will in that ballot-
s/ill for • long time make an free, is that we have not the 1 Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and is b-le States 5-16 Bond
rd.-Brie, thi I t-United kOf I id.- smut to crash the real Intelligence of the people, is worn
box • and that votes condemns the imperial government. As
desire to be so Not, indeed, that lam one of , Co.'s report of yesterday's bide sales : . Great Lusembonrr shares, 144 6-Alliance Bank of London and _a ,e
M. d Toequeville observed is 1858 1;
Is bb
bets alone, and
those who say that we are • decrepid and corrupt nation, •. 11"rlaa." 1"-Que" "mance'
a."
1 a."
IL -M"a"
atat
Is that the true 'tweeter of the govern.
East Indian. -At the twentieth series of hide sales for and Iron (Limited). 14 el. -National Steam (Lisestee), es Ifr 6 5 am by argument , _ ,
of
t_ _
an _
destined to perpetual servitude. Thome who, with this no- - -West India and Pacific Steam. 11 St meat is known-facts such as the s he fin , the
Moe, exhibit the vices of the Roman empire, and oomph- the year there wen • moderate attendance of buyers, only _
-yheee
tea. a
quiet
matt.
with
rims meat
e war,
the
reetefeefoes
of
the
prem
the
peceeeetka
a limited domed was emperieneed, and prices generally erne. titir,......... ma ..... r, jast.„ a
pa
'ha" "'WI.' `.---- -------'' -•-bite.ett_t 6 end niatimeet of electoral meolttew, are graduany
"2°7 Iraqi" t"twe are to r•Pr°d„ tic° thi„etn°kpae ...nsin&ier I were rather easier. East India.-Ox and Cow : Calcutta Gr., ~,,,,,,Th ~ Hai 4-Great wat,,,,, of Canada. „oot.pn
scale, arc people who seem to me "' live --'--- not 1 were in moderate request, both for home consumption and sewer% en i-Werirmtd, H., e., and Co. (Uniltedi, II el.- bringing back I t tothe
igh French nation, and when "light
in the reality of their age. We are not a decrepid nation, , export, at late prime to a decline of id. per lb. ; Bombay, ilite,As, es 1 s-eaaeashir• and Yorkshire. WO-Louon mad , . Masks is the nation will judg•" In spite of many MOM
but a nation Wen and terrified by anarchy. We era I Madras, he.. barely realised late rates. The seelvais of the Northwesters, Mak Ig g t-tlasoliseter,ah-Insid, and 1.11030111. al judgmeet mid air do t pupate the services
net, we no
wanting in the sound and lofty conception of freedom ; but
gales is 82,994 Calcutta new•paroels, 17,890 brought forward tins. 91-leetle• which tbe Emperor Napoleon 111. has rendered to Franey,
'hire' ell 5-13 tin ilt:orn °nu 1 amitecn. • that hle laeity le still undimi.
we are worth more than our present destiny. We are not • from former ed.. and $125 Boum, ilea
e_ in an pakten, 110-Thames Merger nsurance A sod we do not qmstion
yet ripe for the definitive and regular establishment of doe- Vi3lB 009 bids, of which 80,800 were mil Heat India.- p. in,
16 r Vatted States 540 Years' Bonds, 63i -
thPe." Melted with the great majority of the °aloe. Bat that po.
er Hotel, I d--Camteian (Clearestry. WO', 101.
potiani ; and the government will find this out if ever it Beiyam bendy etmetemed lemma& Leather.-Bast Indian 1 vite=kkom. ocr. so
-ii.
consequence
of
the ea• oral at .., y
tacit cannot cover all the shoetoomisp and abuses of
and dependent as it is on his personal
attains sufficient security to discourage conspiracin to brought late Wee. Australiaa realised full pekoe. Salted Lord paw:woe Ws Mechem" will beclosed tomorrow Ifyldsyt. iris gournmut ; . .. .
". . two..
cent. the erarchicel Parties to drop their arms, so to Hichia.-Austeslian were in fair demand, at a deelise of Id.. and the usual weakly PM will thesetore tint be published. The authority, the idea of the termination or hisreign te
crush them from the scene. The government would thend • ban object el Ismer ti the timid, and of pm.
lb. Cope were mostly sold. Dry-Afro brought transacted prices of to-day were :-Weat Midland, Word moon cut m slue
the
iaosheren
t omit.
et
be utonimhed, in the heyday of its triumph, to find a fair 0.. gone Hichit_south Americas teem he limited aaaraateed. 164-Binninghssi Joint stock Bank, 1151 , Notting- '
plexity to the wavering, as
stratum of bitten's& and opposition, beneath that layer of '' ha Joint Stock Bank, 12a. Dd. and 2 a prem.- Midland Con- For what would he leave behind him! A go.
que
re nest at late rates. Miscallaneous.-Valous sold at . le di Taa kmag prices of other.socks included atom
anarchy.aar
obsequious followers who now seem to cover the surface of
_a__,.., „mem. mice.. Bark.-Mimosa , Boma, me km, Valle
, tract, Is. ie t compreed of seen fee the mod pert profone&T
France. I sometimes think that the only chaece of wing about the portionr
mid late mt. were obtained. y. in ii-Midland, Baby, 96, huyers-Birmingham Canal. - - „_._, itaiy_ik . wasps.➢who. hmh
I le• sellers-1e minithana Beakless Conway, WC buyers- W.• disCreditad--a Toasollo rillirs•
a strong love of liberty revive in France is in the tranquilll 11 Me- es • f am sad a women, las hardly hod *stile dew her
and apparently definitive establishment of absolute power. The annexed report on yesterday's silk sales is Beet*, °`Peei•TTL.fireet•-°Leeeeeeer elegee• I if- °le% ge mg gage hmed, rising lids
Mondani Wagon 1 i dla by the Enoch
Observe the working of all our revolutions ; it can now be from Messrs. Durant and Co.'s circular :
I WU". IX.Lemaa,ll6-}ThreeamPerf CeSaata.' Cteeteleeant_ ger. Tares of of liberal feeling,
_awe arid wee disposed to dewed WM.
described with great precision. The experience of seventy , The "...idea public sales 00.... ed yeeserdey, and are Per Dent ttismgmbia
tt,
og igmaim, i
Cellarefo-Mr -le ---sTiac-- Nov.,--" at Stations which shall &lithe satires security fee the future
years has proved that the people alone cannot make a re' • concluded. The quantity offered was about 1.860 bales India li per .
ka
odo
eta
mama.,
kook '' d) gad a real Yoke ie its &Mails. Them ie act • man anamegst
volution ;as long as that necessary element of revolutions Bente', 4.000 hake China, 1,000 bales Jive,. and 600 bales yol_mo com Quo. sham (74 paid). IN t
-13" k
of
1111241 i - " - --
Iga. te the mat devoted summits of the empire who does eat
works aloe., it is powerless. It does not beams irresistiblewith undisguised eppreheesioe
Canton Silk. At the sales there were not many bidding's. :recut (PA paid). MI 1 es-union Mink (Waited) feti. paid ,11 view this orated things _ _
.4
till • portion of the educated claws has joined it ; and but during the week. eines the printim of the catelegnes. Osak,Blackrock,, and Peaseme fall paid), Pty____`l-i Southern sad there is probably act a man whom would soused
Wes claws will sly lend their moral support or their ma.
;„• • fair quantity bee beau sold at full o,„..repeat time ,
Ice the pawl and weat•rn 11001. veld). 93-Midland Oustestern (all Paid/ ewe the Emperor la ea atesamot to
tee's' 00-etteretiell te the lesePle whim they "lee te fear '''. market the tone is very strong. Importations are spas a tek-Diete num (all PIK, 114. which he dealt so amuse! Idly in 1861 toes effete assembly
Hence it is that at the very ,comsat when each of the go- won moderate sales and she gummy upon the market sp. sad • merited vowel:tatty. There is. sn it appears to as,
-
"gmectsl'ehive
bad in the led tin"' years ered W imell• The arrivals are aolarlY watched sea Gam Quirvia.-There are 5,000 acres on the bat Clee COVXDO to be permed with •
.. .
.., security
ey.freepect of
be the strongest,.,....that it em the disease by which It waa generally bombs egos headier,. preps of all sumo el ' *ono sad womb se lab, Brio emood so the endure of Ito the hopertal dynasty mad ot tree<l°l. ..tgieseeptelgg.64"-
ta)leri.ll. TbaY.'"Tejliaa began tat. at° flan
aay
tahhanJa°; Tee" including Baleen way he gietted Il higher thelt the mos. The Oataeolia. LAWN Deiewue, cad Cleticord 1 that sour la te seoerd the Velma et m
y "'hid ea lent.- of htiling i-- er with ,--e - el- in cur circular of the 7th ?Debut, so also in °Maio awes th- muse,. Tido „00,.., crop on 3,500 of . Bigirabwrgk Review, are nenher.
nisearabr• I think it will ha Iso with t... Penn* lifeeere- of Taysasm. The deliveries continasm,..!re the improved ii. a. sage mot ammo 5.60-g- rend. to the sera, 1 oggsgge, pee,amm..-.. Omm 0•. D T -
meat. Paul ft de Summit's wed ems. then a child) stela cd sepseurber. fa Besse' lea
iteel eg °Mel"' imbibe_ tt one c 4 the mat profitable crops r,dsed.-Yete TIiffISDAY, Oar. 16.-Adeihnices ea earmark MG
will
la
me
I alw
mistakes. int.urgh levi"' mew of the Bank of England for the week York Herold.
number. The return 1 ditto by season tido% 318 ; total Timbers, 1,164.