The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-29 00:00:00

WINCHESTER RACES.—TnoRsDAT.

GREAT PRODUCS STARA./ of 60 ‘CIIL each, h ft. NOW
Mils. (16 subs.)
Mr. Parne's Walked over.
ORIGINAL 11A111.1111(11 STAKES of '2 roil. each, 16 ft,
and only 6 if declared, with 60 added ; the second to says his
stake. 2 mils* and a die. (21 rubs 14 c f whom declared.)
Duke of Rietunond'e Vampyre, 5,r., Bst lutb (blatman)) 1
Mr. Or. ville's Puffy, -3 yrs, Set 71b, carried sst 15Ib (Dodwray
Mr. Death's Antogowst, 5 yrs 7st tOlb (S. Mann))3
Mr. Etwan's Mestonsn, 4 )rs, Get (U. Brown 4
2tol on Vampire. Won by half a length.
FOAL Braxas of 25 sues. each • cults, Sat 01h ; fillies and

geldings, Set alb.. Nei igge: (s labi.)
Kr. J. Day's Bernadotte (allowed 3110. ........ paa/) 1
Yr. Payne's Glenlyoa allowed ads) ) 2
Even betting. Won bithalf a leagtSt.
8/11111,6TAIre of b 0 sore. ( sat, ft ; whet get 7lb ; fillies,

Bst 41b, &e f mils. (6 subs.)
Mr. W. Etwall's ► e by Thistle Whipper out of Soldier's Joy,
est 41b (Platmal I
Mr. Dorrien's Miriam, est lib (W. Howlett 2
Capt. Delms's Festiev, Ito. Ilb (S. Nunn 3
2tol on Clariclea, 7to 2 each against the others. Won
easy by a length.
MATCH, 10D, h ft, Be. 7lb each. One mile. Mr. Dorrien's
N,u,eh Girl received f,rfeit frwn Sir J. B. Milt's Remise.
Hatt MAJWITY'S PLATY. of 100 guineas. Heats, 2 miles.
Mr. J. Powney's The Hero, 6 yrs, lOst 21b (A. Day 1 I
Mr. Nieholl's komlinda, 3yro, list II lb (E. Parr 4 2
Dohs of Itlehmend's Buffalo Gal, 3 yra, Tot alb Titottener 2dr
Mr. Nevin's Man% 3 yrs, Da alb J. Sharpe 3dr
Mr. Tubb's Fair listen, 3 yrt, 7M Mb Abraham die
6 to 1 on The Hero, who won both heats in a canter.—
(Left racing.)
GOODWOOD STAKES BETTING.

14 to 1 art Gt lle (t) I' to 1 spit Remembrance (1
16 —1 Emma Donne (t) 2O 1 (t)
16 —1 St. Antonio (t) 22 —1 Collingwaod (t)

nab) ilntelitgence.

ARCHES COURT.—Yzerniner.
Bilo/14 SIR limner isxxis
Thie wte the ant hye-dar.
BRAND V BRAND.—DIVORCE.

Dr. Haggard seed, this was a suit promoted by the bus.
band aganist the wife for a divuses, by means of adultery.
The suit had been commenced in the diocese of Bath and
Well; several witnesses bed been examined, and the facts
had been fully established ; he would therefore pray the
aeon to grant sentence.
The Q teen's Advocate said he had no defence to offer on
the part of the wife ; it wag clew• the act of adultery had been
proved.
The Court said it had read the papers, and the charge of
rdultery had been fully established ; it would therefore sign
toe sentence.

SHERIFFS' COURT—YESTERDAY.
Bared Ma. Van= 81112.1/7
BAILVSY V. CILAYI.I2. —6/41AvistuN
This wee a writ of inquiry to seen damages in an action
to recover compensation (or the &clued- n of the plaintiff's
daughter by the defendant. fhe damages were laid in the
declaration at 6001. Mr. Wordsworth sod Mr. Partridge
appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Thomas Caamben for the
defendant.
Mr. Wordsworth, in orating the case, said the
plai4tiff was • person of must respectable character,
the keeper of a pubdc-hnuee at Cheshunt, Hants,
end the defendant teas • carrier from that places
to London, and to various parts of the country. He
had for a number of year.. been known to the plaintiff and
his family, with whom he wet t n the m at intimate terms,
using the plaintiff's how u a too king office, and frequently
dining at the family table. An intimacy sprung up liztieeen
him and Mita Harvey, the plaintiff's only daughter, sad
the result was, that in the month of January
last, she was delivered of • chi:d, the defendant
havieg previously promised to make h r his wk...
Ile had rime . 1 her with the greatest indifference, and
although this was sot an action in refercnee to the non-per-
formance of his promise, the violation of that pledge was a
circumvent. to be taken into ennseleratio3 by the jury. The
learned gentleman &mewled by calling on tile jury to give
such damages as would indicate their sense of the conduct of
a au who had violated the hoepitality of a father's house
by amomplistting the ruin ut his only daughter.
Henry Harvey, plaintiff's eldest sun, paved that the de-
(indent visit. d his sisters,' her soitor. The defendant was
a carrier, and did a great deal of business.
In eroaresaminauon the wit said that hie sister had
visited the defendant at his oat. house. What. 'he deandant
used to visit his sister, it had frequently happened that the
Le (whitefish and hi, brother had gone to bed and
left them tegether. His sister never visited the defendant at
night. He knew a young man rinsed Bates, but never
knee- that his skier woe intimate with him.
141:asbeth Harvey was then called, end she confirmed the
eta tsarist of the losrsed c woad.
Mr. Chambers addr. eel the jury fa the defendant, and
urued that tl.c ple.euff wee not intifled to any heavy
damage, as he had rot taker pr -per e..re of his daughter.
The learned Under-Sneriff summed up. mid the jury,
after a ikon consults:ion, 1140444 the damages at 401.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT-YESTERDAY.
Biro's Ma. CI.MIIIO4IIOWIR
IN RZ EDwAILD EIRRIALEY Cirß-HOUPE.

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This inse lvent, described ss a eommmion agent, was (T-
-eed i by Mr. Nich-la fur a ere ditor reeled Billiter by Mr.
Lucas fur a Mr. Wilhemson, and by Mr. Snow for Mr. Jolly.
lie was supported by Mr. Ce,eice.
It appeared that the insolvent was remanded by the
court 'for five mouth. in 1811 fur a vexatious defence. Ile
bad baen part proprietor of the Berkeley club-house, in
Allonsarleestreet, end had betted on horse race.. Legterly
Ibe had been a oommis.ion agent. From 1846 to 1819 he
esteinated his winainvs on horse races about 3001., and on the
iast Newmarket race ha won 201. Since 1846 he had ceased
to tie a panner in rite B deley Club-house, with the excep-
tion of supplyiog wine, end cigars to the place.
It was alleged that the insolvent had paesed by the
name at Chapmen, and Mr. Williamson, who had
let him a house in CuLet.terrance, Kennington' stated
that he undente. d the insolvent we. Mr. Chapman,
but afterwards discovered his none "o be Mr. Russell.
This creditor aid th- inrelvent had a "legitimate wife,"
betides the female veto I, ,exed by his name, and on this sub-
ject a long "lamination to:k place. The insolvent contra-
dicted Mr. Wiliam. n. and denied thst he had passed by
, the name of Clueless lie had reAded at the house in
Clunnc-terede to k. • p out of the way of sheriff's officers.
In reliance to a reed! trial, "Bennett v. Finnic and
other,," the insolvent did he was examined respnting an
accident which had ee cursed when some eberiffts officers
were after him. He 4enie,l that he bed sworn that the
horse and chaise used et, the occasion belonged to him.
It was @cambia d that the ins.liant must describe himself
by the name of Ckeeman, and on the other hand it was
contended that it wee not necessary, as he had not sa-
mmed it.
Mr. Commireionet Fhilippee thought the point was left in
greet doubt, and that further evidence should be produced
on the subject.
The eomtl.tint of Mr. Jolly, a prifese,r of music, was,
that the insolvent owed him GI. 14s. for musical instruction
to his dasghteruisfor which he had used him in asounty court,

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Pacific
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Ivita
Bovvnt and Halifax
Mexico and Havannah
Wept India

Brasil

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Jim* 25

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Mint - at I iverpool, June 28, from ilio de la Noche
ALPHA-.,tl*a, June 27, from Callao
ANo v.: u, -- at Falatoulh, Juno 27. from
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Jeune7:: 7,from Havanna,'
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AUONOKIA-at Cork, June PG, from Vlana
ALrium -at Gravesend, Jur.e 28, from ealeo
fircumm.es-at Deal, June 27, from Grew nd
8/1111iJA-111 Dalii, June 26. from Yew Otleuns
poe.min -at Falmouth, June 78., from ....„. ..... ..--- Rio 11111/11%)
Enrrassua-at Gloster, June 27, from Odessa
BALTAALO-1I Deal, June 27, from .Neweredle
Blom -at Leith, June 26, from WI/WM
finennas-at Gravesend, June NI, from Culls
BRITIAII QVIRN-at Gravesend, June 28, from Odessa
CITY or /An/ON-at Gravesend, June 27, from Calcutta
romans -at Gravesend, June 27, from ... China
eras. EMILIO-at Gravesend, June 28, from even
Ciairsaa- at Liverpool, June 28, from (Morro
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Cat/miss-at Cork. June 23, from Po
Comm mos -at Falmouth, June 28, from Porto Rico
CAROLINI- at Gloster June 27, free olitrin
C C.l--O OCRIff deal,
June 27, from NPWINIPIIe
CHAMPION-off Portsmouth, June 27, from Gold Covet
eouvcrre-at Deal, June 27, from Rio Janeiro
DI:CHMIA OP HMV/On-at Deal, Jun. 27, from Willa Viciosa
Emu. or Nownoaan-at Gravesend, June 28, from Welly
ENDTICION-n Hull, June 28, from Miramiehl
Ihman---off Deal, from Alice
FRAN,II-•-la LAO, June 26, from Memel
FIIIIIT•Cilt -at Falmouth, June 27, from .............." ...Porto Rion
Forms a--at Ilult, June 27, from Wismar
Fame, Minitsvorr-ot Gravesend, 'June 28, from. Trinidad
OLAF/lilt-at firaveotod, June 28, from ..... Rift's
Govaaroa -mt Orsweerd, June 21, from Nevis
1110101-- at Dull. June' 6, from St, John's, N.B.
Ilanitutin-cif the Mart, Juno In, from M. Domingo