The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 3, 1861.

till rem:ling the top turn, when Electra ran into wooed
place, aid beethies brawn' fourth, Masi Berbera going on
about ten Woggle in his rear. Before re-eateries the
straight, Enoch was railed bask into fourth olsoe, but no
other material Mange took plows MB the lot left the MON
course for the meadows, into which Foresight led the war,
but is a few strides sitar landing was !waded by the favour-
Ito, the pair followed at • slight terval by Electra, the
three beWg at least 40 biegiMa In Wesson of Knock, who
wee suomeded several Wastes off by Miss Barbara andog
Sir
William, who was soon afterwards pulled up. Re-waterl
the litabereft, Foresight bald the lead, with lrcesiden at bin
gnerwle, cod Electra Wei three or four loaatbs off.
Than they ran to the water jump, which th got well OWN,
the trio being pursued by Hawk, who had ow madeloBll up
some of kw ice{ ground. but Wm Barbara. •
ay is the rear, wee sem pulled up. Ronadieg the
coy m
tura, Enoch headed Mears, aid busing
Foresight and the favourite, the issue was left with the
trio. at the fourth fence, however, from the winning
Bald, Foresight, when leading, refused, 'mein the favourite
with the command pursued vote by Row*, whose at-
, Smote to overhaul him were unavailing, aid Ironsides con-
tinued in advance to the coed, winning in caster by Ma
length& Only the two placed passed the post.
Fan HANDICAP ermertacitasa of IS move. each, with 30
added. Two miles (33 subs. 20 of whom declared).
MLLE Lands Serious Case, by The Cure —Sift, sttst 41b
(B. bud, Jun.) 1
)tr. P. Butt's Tana: me" 67rs,10st I.llb .... Taylor) I
Betting :3to 1 onerous O&M who took • clam lead fora
mile and a half, whe :Mused, and 'frineornales west
on with the lead, but was joined again by the favourite
Wore reaching the last fence, where a splendid ram ensued,
Salem Case winning by a heed.
Theobjentios against Arimoott, the wiener of the Severs
Bank Stakes oe Wednesday, which remained over till to-
day, was over•roled, and Arleen:44 declared the wiener.

BROOK RILL (EAST BARNET) STEEP:
OBASES.—Tatiaame.
Tas BROOK HILL 8221111.202.281PLATZe(Hadiego) of 40
love. ; wiooere extra. Aboat two miles a hag.
Yr. B. Land's Strike, by Tosebotww—The barter, 6 yra,
lib (B44a=pe
The followlag also raa:—Jlearo. Tiptop, White
Idiot, Who dare say 800. sad Comet.
&Ada, : 2 te 1 apt Strike, 4 to 1 sash apt Idiot and Who
dare say 800, and sto 1 apt Bravo. The winoer was the
cooly one who passed the poet.
A ILAIDU Sirstericaeas of 3 tom each, with 20 added
weight to age ; wieners extra. Abort two mile. and
half.
Mr. Charles's Ben Nevis. t yra Ilst (Owneri 1
Mr. Laud's eltbetto, yn, Ilst Makes 2
Mr. Caterstt's Brown &MC 4 yrs, list (Mr. I.lg sat
I.lberon Plpplu plata 4140 ran-
Bettis( :6to 4 ea Salina, to 1 sent Ben Nevis. Woo
by Loath ; four largtha bet woes wend and third.
Taw Hoirr vela. Zi eon., added to • sweepetikee of
3 mom each, Mc each ; with penalties sad maim allow-
ances. About 3 miler. (5 sibs.)
eh W. O. liall•fs Diana. by Bryn (It DJ, 6 yrs, 114 (SOO
(lir. P. Bakal 1
Mt. I. 0. Cloellng's Bailor. aged. ILA (oar IMt 11b)
(Kr. Jobs Barker 2
Mr. Baseline Idiot. aged. lid Tib (tot) (Yr. Grant) 11
Mallet Woo ran.
Betting: sto 4 apt Diana, 6 to 4 opt Won by
three-qaartars of a leagth, • head separating_ second and
third. The whaler was beget{ by Mr. Wright foe 55

guiaesa
...The Scurry Handicap and • selling steeplechase did no.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADAISALT; Nov. 2.—Arvorirrinerrit.—Lients-
sant the Has. J. B. Vivian, to the Victoria tad Albert.
vies Lord 0. Semi, promoted.
Staff Surgeon Dr. J. Davila's, to ths Earls.
limier J. Noddy, to tho Spiteful.
Paymaster E. Hants, to the SpitstaL
Corks 0. E. Wsereo, to tbs Spiteful, and J. Shepherd
(triditiosal), to the BristoL
Aselatant Oka J. A. Wood (additional), to the Ouni-
boriaad.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov., R.
Sitting in Banco.—Betore the Lard Chid Justice, and
Justine' Malice, Shoe, and Lash.)
CEIMICHWABD O. THZ QOZZIL
This was • petal= of right by Mr. .1. G. Churchyard
against the crown for so alleged breach of contract relative
to the conveyasee of the French mails from Dover. The
crows had demurred to the petition, and in•dol,
The k the Court to appoint to-
morrow (Friday) fortnight for hearing the arguments to the
ORM
The Court granted the application.
temp s. 1110614
Mr. Brett, Q.C., said this was an action for personal in-
s, tried before X:. Jostle. Mellor at Guildhall, whes.
Beth jury returoad • verdiot for the plaintiff, damages MI.
Be moved, by leave of the learned judge who tried the mee,
to miter a nonsuit on behalf of the deletidant, The injuries
complained of occurred on timed a ship that was laid up in
Marge of a ship keeper, and the question wu wheWr
the evidence was rudiment to Si the defendant with the
liability. It was shown that the defendant was the regis-
tered owner of the ship in questioo, but it was contended
that Mat was not sufficient ; it should have bees shown that
he was the beneficial owner also.
Berl granted.
Bram= v. DALLit.
Mr. Serjeaut Bobisson mid this was an action tried at
the last sittings at Westminster before Ma Lord Chief
I Jostles, when the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff.
I damages, 40s. The learned counsel .rae about to state the
fade of the cam, which was a fatal omnibus &oxidant,
near St. Thomostreet, in the Borough. when he was in-
terrupted I
The Lord Chief Justice, who said It was • very swath-
lecioey verdict. If the plaintiff was entitled to mover
Ibe ought to have had substantial damages. The verdict 1
for 40s. was evidently a compromise with the jury.
Rule panted.
JAMS V. BART.
Mr. E. T. Cole said this wsa an &atlas tried before the
trader Sheriff of Dove:whim to mover • small ems of 1
mousy for neesesaries supplied to a ship, whoa the mallet
was Maned for the plaintiff. The homed amass! sieved
with pennimion of the learned Under Sheriff to est aide
the verdict on the ground that it was • perverse verdist.
Rule granted.
Maim v. envies.
Dr. Kensalley mid this wm an action for slander tied
before Mr. Baron Channel! at Stafford, when the jury re-1,
timed • verdict for the defindmit. Be moved fora Dew 1,
trial oa the ground that the verdict was spinet mi.
demo. The plaintiff was an attorney's clerk and secretary
to a local society, and the licomplained of had reformat,
both to his occupation aa ant ttorney's clerk sad as secre-
tary to the load society.
TM court said they would consult Mr. Baron Channel!,
who tried the case, before giving jAment.
The court then took the new trial paper, aad was occu-
pied the remainder of the days hearing the argumeata in
a ease of ejectment, " Asher
wife v. Whitelock," tried
at Bedford before the Lord Chief Jostles.
Tim mower. OP Tea tarn aro. JOISTICI CIIOIIPTON.
The Lord Chief Jetties animated that as the court
' wished to pay a tribute of newt to their departed brother,
the late Mr. Justice Crompton, the mart would not sit
in tame nor at MI mine to-morrow (Friday) before half-
' met oae o'clock.
I Similar aasouncomente were made in the other common
1 law marts.
1 Xt. Stock, of the Western Circuit, was this m=
called within the bar aa me of her Msjesty'e Counsel learned
'‘ the law, and took hie seat accordingly.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Now. 2.
(Sittings in Brno.—Beferit Lord Obis' Baron Pollock, sad
Harms Bramwell, Chansell, and Pigott.)
La this court Mr. Stoke, Chancery_ barrister, having been
appointed a Queen's ovum's), was called within the bar.
BOSTON V. LANCASHINI AND TONNAUDIN IJJAWAT.
This was an action to :stover comps:Nation in damages
for a railway accident, tried before kr. Junkies Blackburn,
at the bat satins at Leeds, and to which a verdict tweed
fee the plaintiff, damages 1,2001. The learned judge stayed
execution, in order that the defeadants might have se
opportunity of taking the opinion of this 000 rt upon the
cpmetios whether the damages were exoessive.
Mr. Dlgby Seymour, Q. 0., in now movies for • rule to
show cause why the damages Amid not be reduced, mid
the plaintiff was 37 years old, and • groom mid carter in
the employ of a "Guthman. who bad a large farm in York-
shire. la Key 1864, he was driving a artwoes the
detenclanto' railway when • train mine op and struck
awl be, Wog thrown oat with great widows, he sae-
Weed mrions injury. Negligence co the part of the
orimpany was admitted, it having bees the duty of their
esreaut to keep a look remand aloes the gate on the approach
of a train ; and the only gnostic* at the trial was ass of
damages. The defendant appeared to grandly get better,
Mk a few mouths alter the amides% be showed sips of
paralysis of the lower extremities. The effect of the
seedieel testimony for the plaiatiff was that be probably
wield not recover from the paralysis, but they admitted
that his recovery wee not out of the range of posaibility,
and that hie condition exhibited an intermittent state of
symptoms. The sine= of the company (Mr. Wood) said
he thought he would mainly mover, and Ms. Teals, of
Leeds, mother medkal man, deposed that ha had arrived
as the same conclusion.
The Lord Chief Baron—You say the damages are ex.
emeive. What are the elements of oompeasatioe in a cue
el this kind ! There is an instance le modern times of an
gromn having become • foreign in/mister.
Mr. llmby Seymour—And we have heard noes* of as
leglish groom contracting a very important marriage. The
bared roused thee observed that though the plaintiff
described himself as • groom, Ma style and appearance
iicated that he was amply a
ssn carter—certainly
act such • groom sa might be riding behind his master
in Hyde-park.
The Lord Chief Baron said the plaintiff might, at his
age, purchase with 1,2001. an annuity of 80f. • year.
-Yr. D. Seymour coateeded that under the circumstances
of the ass, the damages found by the jury were 5001. too
much.
The Court intimated that before granting • rule they
would consult Mr. J natio° Blackburn.