The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-15 00:00:00

THIRD NEW BIENNIAL STAKES. T.Y.C.

Mount Palatine, Ischia, Fury Footstep, Wild Agnes,
Mistletoe, Maisienald, Ottinavre, sad Kingsley are here.
Aaartuit—Le Foetal», Lucifer, Radon, Aud►:, Don•
Hoe o, Leila a, KilVem.aad-sat.'em, Contagion, Fait: Rios.
Treachery a, Lord Craven (late Mary o.).

GOLD CIIP.

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BEVERLEY MEETING.--(THIS DAY.)
HULL STAKES. Elwin.. Comm.
Piano, Rsuade, Mime Velma, FadEloest, Pechill, Pretty
Queen, end Prospero at. lama.
WESTWOOD CUP. One mile and a halt.
amerces, Nell Digby, Rink, and Madru are hare.
EAST RIDING HANDICAP. Os* mile and s quarter.
Alice, Venison, Henrietta, Kannada, Harbinger, and
Mackintosh are Que.

Mr. Hadfield, to-morrow evening, will ask the
Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether, and
when, the government intend' to replace English °mauls at
the ports on the seaboard of the Southern States of North
America (such as Charleston, Savannah, &c.), declared by
the President to be open for general commerce on let July
next : and whether the same ennuis who troupied those
several stations before the war, and were arepainted with
the interests involved, will be again sent out.
Mr. Darby Griffith intends to move, on Monday,
for an address for return of the names of the officers of the
army who have been placed compulsorily on half-pay, with-
out trial by any legal military tribunal, daring the last ten
years.
On going into committee of supply, Lori Elcho
on Supplementary Estimate for the Enlarpmeet of the
National Gallery, will move, "That the present National
Gallery, owing to its architectural defects, and to its not
being tire-proof, cannot be considered a fitting receptacle for
the tuitional pictures, and does not safely admit of their
ezhibition at night foe the benefit of those who are unable
te visit them by day ; that if the present site ie to be re-
trifled, afire-proof building should be oonstructed,capable and
worthy in all respects of containing the national collection,
together with such future bequests and additions thereto as
may from time to time be reasonably expected ; sod that
any money that may be required for the purchase of land at '
THE ATTE3IPTED MURDER AT CHATHAM.—Yee- the back of the Gallery should, if granted, be voted on the
Imlay the prisoner, Thomas Lock, who steads charged with understanding that plans for its reconstruction shall be
invieg attempted to murder Susannah Emma Williams. forthwith obtained, by competitios or otherwise, and shall
ri 19, to whom he was about to be married, by die- be laid before parliament early in the ensuing session.*
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loaded pistol at h, under the cimstiones pe-
va* reported, underwent era
lengthened examination at We have been requested to state that a meeting
%Chatham police-court. The poisoner, on being placed of the friends of Free churches will be held on Monday
hhe dock, promoted a deplorable appearance, his feature* diatom to receive a deputation from the National Astir
Ming moiety discernible, while both his upper and lower
la jell bones were broker, end his face, hand. and arms elation' for Freedom of Worship, and for various purposes
smell, injured from the bunting of the pistol with expressed in the circular convening the meeting.
ellish Le tired at his intended victim. the prosectitrix, THE HORSE SHOW AT THE AGRICULTURAL HALL.
*et as well as the prisoner, has been confined in st. Bar-
thilemew's Hospital, Rochester, ever sines the occurrence, The entries to this important show close ea the 24th.
Imola in an exceedingly weak condition, the marks Horses must be at the Hall on or before Thursday, July 6.
elms the shots sod slugs took effect on her being clearly The show opens and judging commences on Friday, July 7,
4011111hh. Aceordiog to her evidence it appeared that and the show closes on Thursday, July 13.
ohs h the daughter of a warrant-officer beiongiog to her The Rev. Yeltiart John Evans Riadore, M.A.,
saliostv's sbip Wellesley, 72, at Chatham, sad that she had has been presented by the Archbishop .f Canterbury to the
sena the prisoner for about a month before the attempt rectory of All Saints, in the eity and dioceeeof Chichester.
caber life by working with him at the same sewing machine The Rev. Walker King, S.C.L. has been licensed to the
attblishroent. They were triaged to be married, and are of Lower Huth. the B:4„. Isaiah Wood has been
**bums had been published, but the prceecutrix had licensed to the cure of bbillendeo • the Rev. Charles John
elhoeino.,..i sally wished prisoner to release her from her promian Kenward Shaw has been presentedd to the vicarage of
un, w ,he refused to do, although the orcesoutriz &emote • and the Rev. Charles Edger Smith, M.A., has
letledly told him she would never marry him. On the24th hem hoe:teed to the petpetoef mew, of Neehfogtoo, all In
el May she was in the house with a Mrs. Keefe, in Goldstoces- the count' of Kent and diocese of Oesterbury.
ssefe, ffigbisreet, Chatham, where she was in the habit of - n
~,.
.eveg her dion . h Lock came in and having stated WiTIDUL rniiirlPPS " 'BB TREATMENT OF
mute had oot bereinwtrawnork, asked the'mtrtrese, op it"- bon" THE ficeorg.—ln the course of a speech delivered on negro
hand for some beer for the prosemxtrix and Wenn. This suffrage a few evenings ego, at the Cooper Institute, New
Ile *tined to do, Lock still remaining in the room. The York, Mr. Wendell Phillips observed :—" It is idle to talk
Poneatrix then proceeded toput on her hat, with the in. of punishing the South. You cannot, said Burke. indict a
Ilea, Ues a le• • the house, the • took f
vong when pneoner from intim. I cannot draw an indictment against a whole
~... Pocket a large pistol, and pointing it at her, discharged people, said the great British orator. It would be in vale,
o,.eiekets at her head, the prosecutrix falling insensible also, to indict as guilty of murder fourteen States. or to
red"mete:end, most of the shots taking effect is her head convict them of treason. Every nonecemary severity is
fun The pistol burst at the moment of the discharge, cruel ; and if this nation is as strong as it seems to be, it
hinvner On Locke the injuries already stated, and they does not teed vengeance. (Applause.) The serene
time both conveyed in a cab to the hospital. The prisoner elasticity of a structure of government which has borne the
',P2Slldeculty omen-examined the prosecntrix to show that rebellion of 1861 with hardly a jar, which never felt the
.77 were on terms of great iotimacy before the occerreoce. treamioation of its chief magistrate io the crisis of civil
ILM Ketfe, at whose house the attempt at murder wee war, bus moved majestically forward undisturbed, is too
I role, filly corroborated the evidence of the pronocotrix ; strung 10 tremble before even tee sorb states in arms.
md after the beech bad examined the medical witnesses (Appian's.) I would not proclaim, then, to the wield
'Maned the prisoner was fully committed to take his trial
il the ant anuses for lieut.
,Culextr.--NOITIC T. SoUTH.—This match was 1 Um which is bad subdued.
meta • lurking consciousness of weakness as would be
'viand by a pest people's taking vengeance on a sec-
(Applause.) What, by the
et to aco • • vie- world, world, will be the appreciation of our condition if it be
krises by 51 nun.
Boon nclusum Poiezda7. the Swath pr"lng •c" I supposed that our tasty lies simply in the extermina-
. newsboys of Cincinnati have been robbing ►I tion of those men outside the picket line! ' Oh,'
said Uncle Toby to the insect that disturbed him, ran-
Zealot-office for several days past in the following mar- I log the window, ' the world is wide enough for thee and
ths Tbe7 would stuff • newspaper Dowered with pats tato . we, roof gy i
slide of the outside letter-box wait in tbe vicinity until • frainAy f shell
troll let
__ s ters bad been deposited, draw forth the paper ! .sSo I would ley to the loaders of the Con-
antra to the death of Jefferson
, Davis until I fear his life. He is weaker alive, a rides'. I
ni it intercepted letters, and detail. giving place 10 I ions fugitive, thin dead and buried in the sympathies of
gang, who would go through with the nom opera- , minims. Let him live, then. INo
said of Jobs Brows.
. Tbsy bad the stoles over 100 letters, many of which i ' Virginia dared sot let him live.' No mac, with my eas-
el the sums of money, WO. as high as 30 %IL Aerie sent, shall have it to say of this strong, serenely secure se-
• )esee reseals were arrested. The oldest Is sot don. 'lt dared out let Davis live.' We are too strong to
Iron 14. —New York paper.
the number seed veogeenee, lint what we do need is security." Mr.
. of patients relieved at the Hospital Phillips dun proceeded to argue that this security would
he Disown of the Heart, 67, Nargareteirest, Oaveadidth I be found is negro sad rage.
heirs, via 111 during the week. CRYSTAL PALACE.—)HE SHILLING DAY.--•
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_I/MOE GsaintaLOwirnius CCHITANY (laniTzo). Wanwainar. Joan 14.—AAratirriessr m a-risiat, 12,36 et
Mrk receipts for week ladle; June 11,16,0041. se. ld. I ditto by season menet* 6,706; total, 19,070.