The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-18 00:00:00

TATrERSALLIC-MONDAY.

Settling upon the Liverpool meeting occupied the atten-
tion of members during the early portion of the afternoon,
after which some betting took place upon the Shrewsbury
Cup and the Derby. The adjustment of accounts on the
Liverpool events were satisfactorily conducted, and from all
we could learn the demands for payment were met with
a promptitude that augured wall for the stability of backers
of horsca. For the Shrewsbury Cup, Optimist, who had
been freely backed in City circles in the morning at
4 to 1, left off at the Corner at 5 to 1, taken ;
while Captain Crow and Watchfire each found numerous
supporters at 7to 1 (taken). For the Der by Lord Clifilen
wu strongly supported at tto 1 ; . ' harometsm, the
winner of the July and Chesterfield Stakes, having also a
host of admirers who were equally "sweet" at the same
price. The French horse, Hospodar, was next in demand,
but Although for some time back it has been a moot point
whether his form is equal to Lord St. Vincent's "crack,"
12 to 1 was the shortest price taken about the representa-
tive of the broken up "Confederacy " at the close. The
remainder of the quotations will be found below. Closing
prices

SELREWBBURY CUP.
5 to 1 aget Optimist (t)
7 to 1 Captain Crow (t)
7to 1 -- Watehfire (t)
10 to 1 Tommy Jones (t)
DERBY.
8 to 1 agst Lonl Clifden (t)
Bto 1 iaccharometer (t)
12 to 1 Hospodar (t)
23 to 1 Avenger (t)
25 to 1 Jaruicoton (t)
33 to 1 Carnival (t)
43 to 1 Cairricastle (1)
33 to 1 National Guard (t)
:33 to 1 Automaton (t 40 to 1)
40 to 1 Rapid Rhone (t)
50 to 1 jlsldwin (t)

SHREWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING.

VMDNESDA Y.

THE SEvut STAKES of 5 eon. each; weight for age;
penalties and allowances; the wanner to be sold fur 1001.
Ogee Toned.

THE ANGLEWY Iit:UMW HANDICAP PLATE of 40 60Y11.,
for 2-yr-olds ; winners after the declaration of the weights,
fib extra. About 5 furlooga.
THE SHREWSBURY CUP (Handicap), value 200 40411., added
to • sweepabdies of 20 sous. each, 10 ft ; the second to save
his stake ; winners, &c., extra. About 2 miles. Weights
have.been raised 61b in the usual way.
Age tub Age at lb
Fairy/Niter
Atberstone 4 0 bib es) 3 7 2
Aturlion ;Inc bib ex) 4 11 Welcome 3 7 3
Duleibella
Balsam lac 14th es) a V Clement! 3 613
"motorail 4 4 Tommy J0ree....... 3 6 13
!Special Llama • 4 Cansii, 4 G 11
Optimist 6 4 The Drone 6 612
Lady Ripest .........4 0 Aldo-mid.
Shepherdess (Inc ltlb Teterrima
4 0 Silkstone ;Inc gib ex) 3 611
4 8 Warminster 3 6 6
4 7 Watch2re 3 6 6
a 6 Wombat 4 6 6
6 6 iil nclusjer a 6 6
4 li (Male. Fos
4 6 Freeholder
3 4 Earl of Surrey 3 6 0
Bathilde 4 paid
THE F.NVILLZ HALL f3TAxen (fiabdic.p) of 10 'ova each,
5 ft, with 50 given by Lord Sanford, for all ages ; winners
after the dechrstioo of the weights, me extra. Half •
mile.

Amy
Flirtation
ll aster Besot—
Corona
West End
Bad ollngton

THE STEWARDB' Cop (ilandiam) of 5 son each, with 30
added, for 3-p-oldit and upwards ; the second to save his
stake ; certain penalties and allowances. One mile. Weight.
have been raised 101 b in the usual way.
Age at lb Age at lb
Baron Munehanien.. 5 9 0 kilchel Grove x 7 3
filiugsby
tAdosaus
e by Newniinater— Colonel Crockett
Crey Hen
Voltella
N. Philippe
Flaihro.t.Pna .... 6 8 • NECYPIM9 ll I 8
InacPcock (Inc. 71b Incitatus 2 6 8
extra:
COIifeCtIOOLT 5 7 8 Otho 3 6 5
Little Met 6 7 8 TOM Oilers
Coral, 14. Grosvenor.. 4 7 8 Donne Canna S 6 4
Trig £4acorrt N Brew of 10 son. each, 5 ft, with 25
added for 2-yr-olds ; colts, get; fillies, fist 10lb ; winners
extra ; allowances ; the second to save his stake. About
six furlongs. Miscrosoops, Gipsy Girl, Caviller, by Barn.
ton—Captious, Declaration, Richard, Cornet, Quickaand,
Bucolic, Energetic, Rambettlea, and mfrs.
THE demure Schutt° King (Handicap) of 3 son. each,
with 25 added, for 2-yr-olds and upwards ; the wiener to
be sold for 30/. ; winners, 71b extra. About half • mile.
A HANDICAP BWEIPIPPAKEX of 5 son each, for all ages ;
winners after the declaration of the weights ne extra.
About three furlongs and •quarter ; straight run in.
A HANDICAP PLATE of 50 son. for 2-yr.olds and up.
wards; winners extra. About six furlongs.

MANTA ARRIVED.—Harry, Fairwater, Haddington. Lady
Ripon, Mountain Buck, limper, Dulcibella. Canary, Austin,
Otbo, M. Philippa, Juliet, Miss Emma, Xurullo, Orlando
filly, Romeo, Barchettina, Sea Nymph, Neilgherry, Straw-
berry Hill, East Sheen, Astarte, Latta, Vigil, Mountain
Maid filly, Yeller Gal, Gabbs's, Antipodes, Sheerness, Au-
relian, }tadpole, Pupil, Signet, Warminster, Declaration,
King Chet/tams. }laid of Honour, Optimist, Amy, Dol.
pbin, Jaek's Alive, Acre, Nosegay, Liston, Duplicity,
CobLler, Alrhyinist, Summersault, Atheratone, Truant.
Quicksand, Aubrey, Merrimac, Black Lily, Bucolic,

Pinkepos, Hiwmao, flypeemwta, Mutineer, Mary,
Westherwiss, Galicia, Gardener, Donne Calms, Confes-
sion, Rowena, Henham Antar, Lady Fanny, Silkstoste,
Newclaurch, Baron blunehansen, Ossisn, Little Pippin, In-
citatus, Dunoon, Zorn, Welland, Fantastic, Cock Robin,
Trust, Don't Come Late, Libellous, Soothsayer, Watchfire,
Santa Claus, Flash in the Pan, Diphthong, Earl of Surrey,
West End, Soloman, Antidote, Marbonuuet, Charles Fox,
Slingsby, Queen of Trumps, Goldseeker, Maid of the Mist,
Olive Branch, Peignoir, Snapshot, and Lady Maas.

a ata Intelitgence.

EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 17.
(Bofors Vice-Chancellor Wood.)
STATE OF THE COURT.

Mr. Molt took occasion in the course of the day to call
attention to the overheated and unwholesome state of the
court. There was so little ventilation and so much heat
that the building was hardly endurable. This state of
things had been made the subject of comment and die-
approbatioo by learned friends behind him, whose views
he certainly shared.
The Vice. Chancellor said that the unsatisfactory state of
We atmosphere in which they were sitting must be ad-
mitted by every one, but so defective was the building that
he feared it was impossible to remedy it. When these
courts were erected they were built simply for temporary
accommodation. Time, however, had gone on, and rothiug
had been done, and be hardly hoped to live to see any
change for the better.

ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. THE CONSERVATORS OP THE THAMES.

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These cases have occupied the court now for some days,
and are still unfinished.