The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-19 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

pr ILECTILIO TILTARAPIL)
SHREWSBUttY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

SHREWSBURY CUP. About two miles.
Fairwater, Atherstone, Duleibella, Aurelian, Captain
Crow, Hallam, Charlas Fox, Lady Ripon. Flirtation, Amy,
West End, Haddington, attery, Alchymist, Silkstone,
Tommy Jocsa, Warminster, Watchlire, Earl of Surrey,
Optimist, and Soothsayer are here.
PAID FORMIT.--Bathilde, Stanton, and Gorse.
STEWARDS' CUP. One mile.

Baron Flaeh-in•the-
Pan, Grey Hen c, Confectioner, Michel Grove, Duplicity,
Pinkepoe, Incitatus, Cohues, Otho, Tom Sayers, and Donne
Canoe are here.

PAW FORFILIT.—LittIe Dick, Coral, Wild Chieftain, and
Ned of the Hills.
SALOPIAN STAKES. T.Y.C.
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Dealaustion,4lciaand. ifu«.ila,P4reiett.lna, and Len
are hare.

Smote CAB COLLISION (THUS DaT).—This morn-
ing a fnihtful collision took place between two c►bs, one
running from the North Western. and the other the South
Western Railway, at the corporal Dudley and Broad-etreet,
Bloomsbury. Both were conveying passengers and luggage,
and were being driven at *rapid rate toss,. the trains, when
they came into collision. The concussion threw the drivers off
their seats and prostrated the homes, the men werepicked up
bleeding and insensible, one mimed Joshua French, of 5,
Bell-street, Vincent-square, was taken to Charing-cross
Hospital, and the other, George Train, to the infirmary, and
it is considered impossible that either can survive. Mr. and
Mrs. Mackey. of Seymour-street, Somers-town, who were in
one of the cabs, was also injured.
Tam COSBLZY Muaosa.—Yesterday, at the petty
sessions at Billiton, before the stipendiary, the two men and
two women charged with the murder of Henry Swinnerton
at Cossley, who died on the 10th Mat., were committed for
trial ►t the next Stafford Assizes, charged with wilful mur-
der. It was shown that the two male prisoners, and one
of the woman, had *Mocked the deceased, one of the men
using a life-preserver, and also garotting him. and occa-
sioning a broken jaw, and ucing concussion of the brain
and lungs. The d identified the men before his
death.

ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES AT LI V ERPOOL. —A
rumour was current on the liege to-day in reference
to certain alleged irregularities of • person engaged
in the cotton business at Liverpool. It is said
that the cause of complaint arose out of truism.
Cone on behalf of • London firm ; that the amount
involved exceeds 30,001. ; that • compromise was offered
but rejected, and that the law will be allowed to take its
course. Another statement is that the transactions to which
objection has been taken were in accordance with the ordi-
nary usages of the trade.—Liverpool Mercury of to-day.
ittunsen IMMIGRATION.—We have been unable
to find out anything like the exact somber of immigrants
that have crossed the plains this season. One gentleman
estimated their numbers et not less than ro,ooo, and another
states that whole towns and almost counties in lowa and
Missouri are literally depopulated since the rebellion upset
everything.—/ge ((Janson city, Utah, paper).
A PARTING Girr. —The Hon. Spencer Cowper,
late proprietor of the Sandringham estate, now is the pos-
session of the Prince of Wales, recently caused to be given
by his agent, Mr..l. Beck, to each of the 80 cottage tenants
OD that property, a belt sovereign, es • parting token of
good-will. —Bury and Norwich Poet.
Foitzrow-orries, Our. 1. —The Queen has been
graciously pleased to appoint the following gentlemen, now
paid attaches at the Oboes undermentioned, to be seared
secretaries in her Majesty's diplomatic service :—William
John Dickson, Esq., Tehran ; Lionel Moore, Eq., Camden-
throple ; Odo William Leopold Russell, Eq., Rome; Hon.
Francis John Palrenham. Copenhagen ; Henry Philip Fen-
ton, Esq.. Turin ; Lord Hobert de Burgh Canning, Turin ;
Edward Robert Lytton, F. 9., Vienna; Hots. George James
Welbore Agar Ellis, Pans • George Stracbez4, The
Hague ; Rohert Thomas Charles Middleton, ~ Madrid ;
William Brodie, Esq., Rio de Janeiro • Henry Lockwood,
Esq.. Stockholm ; Francis Clare Ford,' Fen., fituttgardt ;
Cwaiter Borranskill C,oogreve aka, Fiq., Me.
nich ; Robert Burnett David Moder, Faq., Berlin •
Sidney Locnck, Req., St. Petersburg ; Robert Percy Ffresch,
Esq., Brussels; Lord Schoenberg Beery Kerr. Fraekfort ;
Hoe. William Nassau Jocelyn, Barba; Gerard Francis
Gould, Esq., Constantinople • Francis Ottiwell Adams,
Esq.. Paris ; Ernest Clay, Esq., Paris ; Hugh Onion Mao-
dollen. Esq., Constantinople ; Alexander Bower St. Chair,
Esq., Vienna ; Thomas Clement Cobbold, Feq., Lisbon •
Robert Grant Watson, Req., Tehnus ; Frederick Robert St.
John, Eq., Pekin • Hon. Henry Wodehouse, Constanti-
nople Eric Roberi Townsend Farquhar, Eq., Buenos
Ares; Hoe. Luke Gerald Dillon, Vienna;
_ Hon. Francis
Richard Plunkett, St. Petersburg; John Welsher°, Fin
Mexico ; Edward Baldwin Malet, !rag., Washington ; Ho-
nes James Johnston, Esq., Nance ; and Hugh Fraser,
Eq., Guatoinala.—Gefte-