The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-01 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(Br mammy Tionars.)
NORTHAMPTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

ENTRY FOR TRIAL STAKF4. One mile.
King of Diamonds, Will iithelVisp, IfsawC.Arms, Oen.
Hem, Arcadia, Precursor, Lopcatcher, Aurelian, and Water- t...,
witch. a.
NENE HANDICAP. Five furlonp. *
es
Baron Murichemmn, Lopcatcher, Confectioner, Ellertoo, Is
liaaphot, Triplege, &deals, Titaxoues, Extrelda, c by gc.
Si a.t &or, The Priem, end Otereopper are here. ft.
ENTRY TOM QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. uN
Loiterer, Prime Plausible, Wotan*. Mahal* Dusk, g)
Moorcock, Rapp.Ml, Shepherdem, Oldminster, Disappoint- to
meet, Monk, Brownie, Necromancer, aad Aurelian. Allare se Is
Zero.
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NORTHAMPTO SAKE& N Two miles. SI.
Mooroook, Stampede, Schism, The Monk, Gonvieux, gl.Paal Clifford, Plumper, Bally Edmond, Finland., Prime 5
Plensible, Rapper's West End, Wombat, Dorking,Magoura T.
Seen. Cariihrock, Dusk, Watcbfirs, Caracole. Breech- ig."
loader, KOMI!, Sappho, Scorpion, Incitatns, and Wild Duck to
are here. 11.
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W HITTLEBURY STAKES. About three-quarters of sk
s mile. Ilk
BirdhEl, Patriot, Baliverne. Brahmin, Exchequer, Ilion- M.
della, Morocco, Staple Oak, Wetchflre, Miss Penoell, Tele. Is.
h.., Abbess, Falcon, Diligence, Villafrance, Blue Mantle, lilils.-
'end Senile are Um U.
STAND PLATE. One mile. 91.
Misty Morn, Nightingale, Dadra, Snapshot, Relent*, so 111.
Spark, Dux, and Vertumna are here. .
111.
LATEST BETTING. ill
NORTHAMPTON STAKES. 81.
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II to 2 apt Wed End (t) ell
41 le I Dusk (t) IN.
BMI Selina (t) t•
9to 1 Prisepe* s Plattaible (t) ele
N.
(t)
UN to 8 Stam
100 to 8 Sappho (t) ea M.
EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. ll
4 to 1 apt Maid af Honou
4to 1 Dictator (t r (t) lee
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100 to 7 Lopcatcher (t) W.

'RIGHTFUL DEATH PROM BEING BUN OM ii:
BY A CAB. is
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INQIJIIIT (THIS DAY.)
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This morning en investigation was held at the L.,
Owashopper Tame% Thsmissetreet, Whitechapel, by Mr.pi
Jean Hawkey.. Middle.: coroner, touching the death is.
el WlYhm Feedeen, seed 45, which occurred on Friday $
lest,
_sada. the Isllowleg linguist circumstances.
Oestai, porter at the Whitecluipel Union-house,
estitastawaswiegis gonna's the deceased carnet° the home lat
mined by saather nom He was aline* unconscious and sb
spas insebennily• HLcoespanien said that he had found lg.
him writhing is the read as if in great agony, and that he le
mid something shoat hating been tamed down by a cab. IS.
No one knew where ha bed *red or what he was.
Dr. Champenys odd that be bad bees called to the de- ..14.
ceased, who was dying from deenifel injuries to the loin. pj
and stomach. Every randy was applied, bat without ti
saunas. and be died is • few boom A postmortem es. *
amt ntion showed that be must have been run over by St.
seam vehicle, his liver being ruptured, and all es
the ribs on his left side broken. The back of his
head also appeared se if it bad been pawed over by a te
wheel. How he was able to survive and walk to the union IL
miraculous. as.
appeared
having summed up, the jury returned a N
verdict "That deceased died from the acute of certain
mortal injariee, but how they went caused there was so VC
evidence to show."

THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT 1 ri, .
&Lamar. NEAR UI&YESEND. 1

THE ADJOURNED INQUEST.7(THII3 DAY.)
This morn* the investigation into the cause of a,
lie death of George Waller, the guard of the train to which
the accident happened ea Thursday, the 20th ult., and el.
wbsa be lost his life, wee resumed at the Town-hall, N.
Graversod, before Mr. G. A. Hilder, the coroner for the ri:
bonne. as.
The room in which the proceeding. took plus was again na
filled with a number of anxious person who vented to take St
• deep interest in the Mutiny.
Capkia Tyler, R. E., inspector of railways, eras per. N.
sent ander the instrustions of the Board cd Trade ;
Mr. Rasa, solicitor ; Mr. Eborall, general manager ; go
Knight, traffic superintendent ; Mr. Ashcroft, superin-
teedeat engineer ; Mr. Cudworth, locomotive superior. It.
tendeet, and other officials, were in attendance from the IL
South • Eutxrn Railway Company.
Bt.
At the sitting of the court at 12 o'clock a discuseion
mem t the jury as to the necessity of calling coy 8,
tortlier evidence or of at once hearing the statement of N.
Captain Tyler's opinion as deduced from his personal Mope. It
tion of the spot and the evidence that had beep given, sad St.
the matter was still under consideration when oar parcel 11/L
left. St

Etrvisiro FIRMA AND LORR OP PROPRRTY. --(Tim la
Dar )—This (Tuesday) morning A MT, in a comparatively 111
brief space of time, laid in roles the Crown and Sceptre a
Tavern. Woolroorretreet, Poplar, and was well nigh 8L
attended with the loss of several persona The
adioining house. No. 25, let out in tenementa, but RR
belonging to Mr. Atherton, has also sustained some de. rt
nage by fire, and the poor occupants were uninsured.— BL
A fire also took place between two and three o'clock in ad
the premises belonging to Mr. Gentle, • grocer end tea- 6
dealer, carrying on business in Pembrook-road, Walthius.
stow. Fortunately, the building and contents were in- Is
cured is the Imperial Fire-office. tk
MILITARY I. HANOC4 (THIS DAs).—This morning tbt
the sicced battalion of the Grenadier Guards removed from 8,.
the St. George's, Wellington, and Magazine Barrack' to ea
Windsor, prweeding thither by the South Western Rail- St
way. The third battalion removed frost Portmanetrest M.
Barrack& to the Wellington Barracks eel gt
Palace. The second battalion of the Ooldstreamß=lle-
moved fromlWellington Barracks and Buckingham Palace to re
Portnianatreet Barracks and St. John's-wood Barracks. The eg
first battalion of Soot, Fusilier Guards removed from *
Windsor to St. George's, Wellington, and Magazine Rae- St
racks. There will be further changes tomorrow. The 2nd 114.
Regiment of Life Guards will proceed from the Spittal
annacks, Windsor. to Regent's-park Barracks. The Royal if
Hone Guards will remove from the Regent's-park Barracks LM
• Ksiglitsbridp Barracks, and the Ist Regiment of Life IL
Game will proceed from Knightsbridge to Windsor. RR
TROOPS AT CANTRILBURY.—The following answer ..111.
Yr hew received to the memorial addressed to the Cam- FL
meeder-ie-Chief, asking that troops arriving from abroad sa
might be stationed at the Canterbury %cracks, especially U
meshy. for which there existed every requisite amommoda.
Yoe " Revue Guards, March, 1862.-84,-1 have the ...81
honour to acknowledge the receipt of • letter from Mr. 7,
Green. dated the 14th inst., addressed to the Secretary of 16.
State for War, enclosing a memorial from the inhabitants of it,
Oanterbary to the General Cornmandlog•in-Chief, soliciting
That troops arriving from foreign 'eerie° may be quartered
la that city. lam directed to acquaint you that his royal -
algbases is always anxious to meet the Cam el the re-
spastabte inhabitants ; but it must be remembered that gp
am* 13,000 men are at this moment stationed these, se
which Is not far from the barrack accommodating. I have 6
the honour to be, Sir, your meet obedient and humble MI, 13
van, RICHARD AIRS; Q.M.O.—Robert Sankey, Fag.,
Mayer et Ouitarbary."—Keiltist Gazette.
LAITSCII AT PIIIIIROKR ROYAL DOCRYARD.-011
Saturday retain • very handsome vessel, fitted up in yacht
style. haring neither mamma nor portholes, and summed
to be for the service of the Prince of Wales, was lanaohed
Seri Pembroke yard. She went off in great style about •
gearter-past 5 o'clock. in presence of a large cowmen of
spectators, the dockyard band playing the National Anthem.
Pembroke has been the selected yand for building all the
royal yachts—the Osborne, the Victoria and Albert, kr.,
having been built there. The following are the priocipal
dimensions of the Psyche, the vessel alluded to above :
Length between perpeediCulan„ 220 feet ; length of keel for
towage, 200 feet I j inches ; breadth extreme, ?A feet 2 in. ;
breadth for teenage, 2A feet ; breadth moulded, 27 feet 2 in.;
depth in bold, 14 feet 6 in. ; burthen in tope, flAi 53-04.
THE FOUNTAIN:A IN Ta•r•uisa-Nuses.--Judg-
log from the elaborate apparatus which has been in opera-
tion during the lit two sr than weeks, the fountains is
Trafalgar-sqoare, which have sot hitherto enjoyed a high
reputation es works at wince or art, are destined to sato-
aisle the AIWA to Load's daring the forthcoming 'AIM.
nos. Tbn lan boa hauled mad, ad large numbers of
nee km began week, hat althst theaateide public could
see was s laallitele of jets al water throws up to • cond.
dannte belebtr mai al applarkg to be playing towards the
pest ,edam ilpenlan. hopreasina rawrined, of comae,
the• tbe isaalais ars to ho nods to r=at. oa • vary
man mho lime al the Crystal
than at Versidllsa, bat Ors mystery bee been c;l:erfaVX
serval law that the kissing rand coo al the faanake
has ten nnoved it is ilionrenal Oast a Imo swamer el
semi pips have been inanal win • view as dant to
MOM sons remake ids, bat the cask, boat& does
aztzper• to hare brew rank improved. OFast roman,
y, has been achieved—the water has bets sans a
little claw.