The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-05 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

SPORTING INTELLIGENOR.

THE LATE EPSOM MEETING.

TO VIM large Og TOE MUM.
Btu,a-Braadalbaae ditgraeri, and it was Only
to be tapered his ewer would be dimathfiedi by the re-
sult el the Derby, after it lad boss eo syrmaatically
era cored flows his throat that for his 11,0001. he got n,
better bans than Blair Athol. A raw a quieten hie
HIAMMIRL —lt was generally reported in Read- rdassstece.wlha
bass Ts reehy trtisokimildyriLusidal.
who cold
bag on Saturday that Mr. John Walter. or of the Bitting ..a. his to se y
pert d the
stragglera-ma
members for this • meaty, lateeded to Nth% and that • aithaaih w saa forward far a tong way,
wear liberal redidate would ems forward to erten the au ham, Nat
oOnniy with the Hos. P. P. Borer* M.P., sad Viscount twa row "we"' i:..7.71" with the 'mearaeadmiire.a= imra:
Mtlegtsei Whist bdr• Beereetsf-P•• Umieweet'C'leeel tee Go---Thoasand (his Derby 'Man--7-ag -west
Loyd Lindsay. V. 0., sad Colonel Okarles Baisell, V.C., faa „wag, the ham wag sa dead mum. that a
the three ocuservative redidatee. !ease Mr short of malty to start hire), meant fail to
BamitlN-There is every prospect of a severe put • cheek on the system, that threeterd to come tote
retest is this small borough. Mr. Lomb Webb rued alarmist' fashion, of "Meg high prime for saran merely
es address some time ago to state that he had not with- with an idea to winning um great nice with The A 280-
draws' from the cosiest as was emoted ; and we are now ! guinea yearling !sound, sad • horse claimed of •
able to announce that a mood conservative candidate will ! piste for 3601. third, are feats that point • moral isf=
oder in the pram of Mr. F. H. Heritage. Mr. Heritage Young reathietee seam to mob headlong into glory will
ts well lama in Leedom as the &noosed ul promoter of a j do well to study, or their sod oa the tart mast isessasardy
lip number of companies. We believe that both the sit. ,he use that would sot by any raw adorn • tale. Bread-
line members, the Hos. E. F. Levier Gower sod Mr. abase bad so roues for kis defeat, es wee the ems with
Wyld, will offer themselves for roolectioa.-Wrern Archimedes sad Wild Charley, who met with the most
Morning New. serious disappointment-this pair, with Gladiator, being
EYassan.—Tbe rumour of Mr. Holland's
retire- thrown eat by a oollisitio that ocanned berme *boat half-
meat is oontradicted. He win be brought forward again is „tdtweeuashasaof the competitor. lechsrteloyldellwastheimbira halite irhised
the Liberal interest, and Colonel Bourse in the eouesnative.. '"
jockey bus up nosy moos afterwards ; sad Arabi-
HALMAX.--Mr. & Akroyd has issued a second , mad" had got ear a bad start that all hopes of his
seiner After justifying his soospanos of an levitation I victory ease diepsued by the "reed wifsfortnue ; beaoe,
to I blooms a candidate, he says that before roaptiog that se hued to etas_ sad ear hammed
levitation he had refrained from off win himself, lest he it. iete seateth6d halflads
should be brought into collision with Sir Charles Wood. I (rem heats; it was may to be wamtad that (Radiates'
He was the more desirous to prevent this antagoeism I would aooompliah an may win, sad the rubbish said about
bemuse Sir Charles was the personal trued of his late his baring 'something{ is heed" merely betrays the
father, by whom' in corer with other leading whip, igassure or prejudiced the select few who iedulgets rah
be wee first ievited to stand for Halifax. At length an deaden. The forward positions occupied by Todlebes and
opening seemed to present itself, wheat it was rumoured • Eitkom are roach to show that • good 3.yrolid wee bound
that the right boo. baroset was to be elevated to the to die sadly ; and them I. so ivies what son of • law, it
Peerage, 60 broom., to which his loci sad tried Public would bar boss badstrained', or Wild Orley got
services might well entitle him. Though the report through without their giweeeeattegwto. it to tees the
ortradir . the herald= reinidesd. sod still Prevailed. Fria/sham wee blathered likeaWme ' • bat it was all ether sad-
den Ibis merited distinction I. merely delayed for • cos- I in' with him for the last half mile, aid as be Jost very little
veneer season. Coming to the letter reosetly addressed , aroma; it vat dulywoad. isahse „Dade now laws
by Sir C. Wood to Mr. Crossley in which Sir. C. Wood with him thew he wed to 40. -the meptim of the whew
meta test he yielded his mat out of respect to Iby tee /Wish politic must here eardshed the many
the memory of Mr. Akroyd's father, Mr. Akroyd ppiashassd rams who had tow taught by owe ow two of
aye - This courtesy I gratefunl acknowledge, buttthe Perinea newspapers that the dmasaliesMoa at
should be loth to take advantage of t, if hereby a should I lowa whoa pas de rAk.woe the oat., we. rwed
eheek his carer of public sustainer. To him, however, by a ...ism. wino, thew opeo iadood of win
all the avenues to Wiles, power and Wieser remain like "hailer scams, that mstimad• woes
*Pee sold whilst far loftier diotilitilmt ere the hommr Lager under suspicion. oirearesteres) nothing mere than
which I again solicit at your hands-that of repronetnif • ordismeation of the trice. played with her ever the Two
my native town in the C3OOlOOB House of Parliament. ' Theassad . sad do haw", thevictory u other
Mr. Akroyd adds that be would support u complete sad ateapsdtatt..eampt; prhaps, ykaadahaaa, wham every
well•dlpsted 'rummest scheme of reform. neaupotteman was in love with for Blair Athol's sake—
Luts.—Lord Stanley abstains from addressing I would ben been received with sash paeral satillastioa,
thh.eracy gleam of Lynn at any length on the that , Gladirear will probably eat is tar tM Grad Prix of Pine
wasady stated his stews paitiesf=inees, lon Sunday next, whisk Is •• richer stake, era as fez as
His lord vary
ship will, however, visit his
ay
be sad ' setaid is ormetrood. thad the Loodrh wad it is to, be
will then give any,
explanations which may be desired. hand and Archimedes will oppose just
There is so doubt that the noble lad will be re-eluded. for the sake of satiefoottoou Hootrom• Toersoolet, sad Ms'
°MEAL—At numerously attended meeting of . 1"n: beingre hattlleabeld eishothreohthersrs roirleashorerwetwa" ter:tee:a
the Coaserrallive Committee, bold co Thursday night, it , be as iatelaaathig aas. Goakozo having
riaa
quiter
wan resolved to bring forward Mr. Sergeant Speaks, along 'as easily se Giadlatesar did ; bat I erre doubt
with Mr. Cobbett, ore of the present mombsrs, at the , mom of the a.
A soul
soaring 4110000. The requisition to Mr. Platt, rom the the warm for raiz Leper ba
liberal party, is now is course of signature, sad meeting loot very like
Brita""'"rwith
have bra hold is the oat-districts at which the decision of • a rbum. Bromlelaw`"
the liberal {AMY in Whom hog bass warmly effew"d• ;7----'oppressor, rlXOdaz, Ohnar' Farewell, cad Friday
Wasr COarrWaLL-Mr. J. St. Aubyn, and Mr. the beat of those against him therein than he beat ..a
Richard Davey, who represent the waiters divides of the Wedaseday lett ; but it is to be hoped that the Doke will
county of Cornwall. have booed addresses is which they be got round in time to cross swords with him ; as=
tailcoat* their iatention of main roelectioa. They were was the Onts so wetly as to be worthy of some
unopposed at the last genera alectioa. sad it is not rind- Moe. Such se exhibition as she made of her eepoosets,
Paled that there will be any oppositioa on the present which inoleded the flower of Lot year's fillies, is almost no.
oesasloe. paralleled Is the arab of great noes ; sad I meet agree
Woacorrga, Jurra 3.-It was stated some months with ewe oho hot ee ohms. for Mre Si.
ego that at the close of the prosset parliament Mr. Board*,
__ilea' heaLasaroadolloogorliels
she
asesi• "glow Ziet.g3-70-oir.
of the sitting members, would withdrew iota private life, ""
ass
aad thww,&&tes tweweted tbemeleee. e 1.., Mile end • half is fully accounted for by the state of the
poo three can
Kr. A. C. Sheriff, late manner of the West Midland IF"aa. which eau reds heavy emu& hY then" to ca
Railway (liberal), Mr. lotion (oonesrvetive Merl), and ali.,9"___difil_genc•_ of _ core
Mr. Alleopp, of the firm of Allsopp sod Son, brewers of ~,_er Oi_o_O7_lllo_ meeting were 41
Burton, in the
acre
end interest. All three candidates =_"__Frr......r..72..A777 IN" r
polled the city at oace, each dedared Wendt confident ;:rrouda'rsog. leather-flapping week, ze..74:01 shoorLyi
of soccer. To-day, however, it is announced that Mr. At
Allsopp retires io coniegnence of ill•bealtb, his media! ...at
_ell. thrLen_rist;__Okielmsford_ and Maachet„. tar,
aps worth win-
adviser protesting against his taking part in so exciting • 11.7_, anwormuMrrh=T"rgery lan
pealtiss raise The
ai.
work se a watered election. Mr. Alleopp ansoures this meB
reluctant determinationlnc letter to Sir E. A. H. Lectunere Terear's weitpt to -7Z 1111 b, Carport& to Set 81b. and
bart's to kt 41b ; aed Twilight, Borealis, Comma, Clown,
chairman of the
NeerWorcest Conservative Aesociatioo. which. monlaey aid Leprooltaun are all aa • • well is" as the best of
I la P6/64.d today.
°44
to
AII4PP ras.
74 them. Clown is best suited to the mile ad • quarter,
boss lammed by the conservative prty. Mr. Parham, the sad he hes to
suosoihh is
may
only he to Gorooro or
sewed sitting member, offers himself for re-election. Loprodwas, who eartoot, however, hone to effect his over.
CITY or EDINBURGE—Mr. Adam Black and the throw tat, as. The Tchdamaata OuPMr.
Lard Advocate bare issued • joint address to. the electors of Berber should also eta with Hew. hi the shims, of Lord
Edinburgh. formally efforts' themselves awn as maiden's zetkad; Cathedral Bing the bend the athaira . but the
for the lePreesetatio• of the city. Mr. 'Moo= Wl-wrow Salford Borovgb is subject to the mar of both, tie above.
has accepted the requisition presented to him by the Anti- At Chelmsford there will bee good field for the Chief Han-
Annuity-tat Party mid Mr• Joh. Killer, of Imithow. ha dim% is which Troublesome and Mod look the best ; and
been Pitched upon by the sins, party-somewhat to two for the two-year-old rue several should Croups and
owe surprise. it would appear-to-40 run alma with Mr. Oesszewitoh, who, although the best ormera,minzha dao.se
li•Laren.-Sconman. nothing very terrible.-1

FUNERAL OF CHARLES WATERTON THE
NATURALIST.

VICTORIA CUM —firrnanxv, 3 P.n.
This day has been aa exception to the ride and genera order
of War at the Club for many weeks pant. We have bad an
data/dam invariably, a soniewhat Inman list of quota-
tions ; bat today, the Derby being over, the aiming indif-
ference to anything appertalaing to betting wee asseitented.
There was not the slightest demonstration in tavern of or
against any hone for soy nee, the reason perhaps being that
the attendance woe nanenally small for the lan day of the
week. On inquiry, however, we learnt that Gladiateur
would have been banked for even mosey to via the Grand
Prise of Paris, and that at 3 to 1 he would alio have had •
host of friends for the PA. Leger.

The remains of the late Squire Waterton, the
naturalist and traveller, whose death was recorded a week
ago, were interred on Saturday ti W
n altoulark with
much pomp and ceremony. 'The ho
place, as before @toted,
bad been selected by the squire himself before hie death,
sod is situated beneath the gnarled branches of two FICK.
able oaks, on the banks of the lake which he loved so well,
and in close proximity to the soot where wearied the fall
by which his death was at least accelerated, if not pro-
duced. This spot bee been marked by a rude wooden
I cross. Mr. Waterloo, as is well known, was an eminent
member of the Roman catholic church, and so lees than
fourteen priests took part at his burial. Mass began at
eight o'clock in the morning, being chanted by the Bishop
of Beverley, who was assisted by Canoe Walker, of Scar-
borough, Cason Brosb, of Leeds, and Rev. G. Waterton, of
Dart= College, and the whole ceremony did not terminate
until after twelve o'clock. The funeral cortege embarked
' in boats at the ancient portcullis gate, which existed when
the place was stormed by Cromwell's soldiery, and
the boats were pulled maces the water by ropes. In
the first boat were the priests and acolytes chanting
the funeral dirges; in the next, the coOn oe a catafalque
following was another boat °Detaining the family, the chief
of whom ware Mr. Edmund Waterton, who only arrived
from Rome on Thursday, and who wore the etas of cue of
the numerous offices he holds about the Pope ; and Mr.
Montgomery and Mr. Edmoetons, of Bydeabani. Two other
boats, containing friends of the family, an
the three
central ones. The tenantry went by land. All the boats
were draped in black, and all the mourners held
wax Upon in their hands. After the funeral, which
was witnessed from the tanks of the lake by
several hundreds of people who had obtained written orders
of admission. 83 poor peciple-83 being the age of the
squire—had a dole distributed to them at the park gates.
There is a very characteristic aseedote told of the late
squire. He is said to have bad no great partiality for
Lord Palmerston. When a gentleman a abort time back
complimented him on his good health, " Yes," be is re-
ported laughingly to have replied, " I will run, jump, or
fight Lord Palmerston for myth's' be likes." The stades
I current of his having been neletsicen for hie own gardener
are numerous and well satbentimbsd, and none more than
the squire enjoyed these mielakea

MIMING AT MANOBBBTSR-Bovm•T.
MANCHNITZII UNION CUP.
• to 1 opt 11to Como (t)
=ADMEN'S CUP.
I to I apt Mann (t)

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADIMAIdT, JUNI &
sum Osproad De Beauvoir Brook. who has been employed
as naval Drat on board • oontiset mail steam yowl tines
August. 1661, to the Welltsley training ship at Chathrim, •
for movies in the sailing reserve ; sad Franede Charles Yin.
mot, from Rye harbour to Ryde coast guard station.
Sub-Lutenant Robert Hoary Armit, to the Hector,
24, iron eased ship, at Plymouth.
Midshipman E. P. Tomkimon, to the Terrible. 21, at
Portsmouth ; sod Arthur J. Hamilton, to the Achilles, 20,
iron cooed ship at Plymouth.

PORTSMOUTH, Jews 4.
The Orontes, 2, iron screw troopship, Captain
H. W. Hire, will, awarding to parse' ceders, wooled to
Bpi/bead on Thursday seat, cod sail oar Thursday for
Kinptoins to embark the 29th Regiment for weveyeaos to
Malta. The Orontes will afterwiads wane back to Gib-
raltar and return to Malta (heist employed in the removal
of troops) before returning to England
The Himalaya, iron screw troopship, Captain B. Loopy,
arrived yesterday from Canada, having on board the 17th
Regiatest. She come into harbour to disembark kw troops,
who proceed to Aldarshott.
The Gale, Swedish mow corvette, sailed yesterday for
the Baltic.
The Feeltantrem, steam yacht, Slat Oommaeder
Peary, arrived on Friday evening from the Mediterranean.
The Baoooo. 22, sorew corvette, Captain the Count
Gleithan, came into harbour yesterday temaks good defects.

Tess HAWDIEL Fzerrvek —Tile last but two of the
choral reheanals of the amateurdivision of the metropolitan
portion of the Handel Festive! choir took place at Enter.
hail on Friday evening, conducted by Kr. Coate. Notwith-
deciding the wet nearly fifteen hundred of the membees at
the choir were present. The Grit part of the evening was
occupied by the moat difficult of the choruses in Israel in
Egypt; the second part comprising the music of the selec-
tion day, the opening choruses of Handers an-
', punitively little known oratorio of Said, the
~bperrponnation Anthem, Zadok the Priest he.,
through in succession. The principal singers already en.
gaged for each of the three days of the festival are Mdlle.
Adelina Patti, Madame Sainton-Dolby, Mr. /dims Reeves,
and Mr. Bentley. They will also sing at the groat full re-
Nand at the CrystalPalsoe on the preceding Friday. the
23rd of Jan Acoustical impeevainente end additions to
the cadre transept of the Palace, suggested from the expo.
rinse pined at former festivals, will be carried out, which
it in anticipated will odd immensely to the effect of the solo
voles,. To afford the opportunity for persons is various
parts of the country witnessine this red musical oalebra-
tioe, the representative of all the pest Ines of
railway enteral( London have agreed to terns return
tickets extending over the tans days at the
I fantail, and to run excursion far three days from
dindoes exceeding 100 miles, and from between 30 and 100
miles distant single day exconior at such low free, in.
coding abandon to the Paine oe the rehearsal day, as
will place the festival within reeds et thousands hitherto
donned trees being peasset. anaiienag the peat Win
of country visitors who will thus swell the samisen as the
rebound day, the dinners have pissed the tickets is Lon-
don seder verdelisee which will tend to limit the imine
entaequenUy ao animism tickets tar the rest sawed
will he sold at eve 'Mises otter Wednesday neat, from
which time the prime will ke:dgradually ailed. The es.
pasesents with the country o men en all ameadatled,
sad from paean Indication fullest seems is looked for.
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StIVICrED MURDER ON THE Rearm.—Yesterday
morning a diseovery was made on the river leading to the
'apparition that a horrible murder has been oonimitt4
and extraordinary means used to provost the identity of
the victim. About balf•put five o'clock, Ralph Field
Thomas, an inspector of Thames Polios, sod his boat's
crew found the body of a women floating on the river off
the Wappieg entrance of the London Dock. The body
wee quite asked, with the exception of an old pair of aide-
spring boots sad ootton stockings- The mown of the bead was
severed apparently by a blow with an adze, end the wound
extended to the noddle. The brutes were absent. There
was • gold ring and kreper on the wedding finger. The
body, though not decomposed, appears to have bees in the
water about eleven days. The deemed appears between
the age of 30 tad 40 ; bar long dark hair ad u of dark bra
plexiou. Her height is about 5 feet 4 luau, and she is
inclined to be stout. Depictor Thomas, of the Thames
Polies, caused the body to be removed to the dead base in
Wapping Churchyard, and be is of opinion that the deceased
has been murdered, mod after being dripped of her clothe'
to prevent identity, her body was cut into the Tames
from some barge or veal in the Pool.
SAILING MATCE.—The members of the Royal
Thames Yacht Club had their first regatta on Saturday for
two handsome pieces of place, value 1001. and 501., for first
and second bola. The following started : First clam, ex-
ceeding 35 tome : Vied*: 45, Loodon, Mr. Andrew Dun-
can ; Obristabel, 62, Litwin, Mr. Arthur C. Erneard ;
Glance, 36, London. Mr. Edward Johnson ; Audex, 62,
Linda, Mr. John H. Johnsen ; Valente, 60, Dada,
Mr. Herbert 0. Mandalay ; half-minute time per toe for
difference of tonnage. The course was from Erith
to Southend and back. The noble Commodore, Lord
Allred Paget, started the race from the Eagle steamer,
which had been chartered by the club, at 12 minutes
past IL They all swag round very smartly, but the
nos down was very tedious, owing to there being but very
little wind, although that little, being mainly from the
I Eastward, was very favourable. The ',dude took the lead
sod held it to the Hopis where the Glance went in front
and int rounded at Southend at 10 animates pest three,
nearly half a minute ahead of the Vale:, the Potato
Wog third in two minutes afterwards. The Vied= imme-
diately afterwards went to windward of her, and on the
way up to Erith the Cluistabel paned theGleare and went,
board after bard, with the Vindex. The Finder arrived
first at Erith at 20 minutes part 7 with the Citristebel by
her side ; but the Glance was the winner of the first prise,
as she came in only two minutes and a half asters of the
Tinder, and, therefore, with her time allowance, woo by
two minutes. The Vied*: was entitled to the second prise.
Tun INTIZNATIONAL 1)00 Smow.—On Saturday
the dog show at the Agricultural Hall was largely patron-
ised by members of the aristocratic world, aroma them
beteg Earl Russell, who aecrompeakal Sir G. Grey, the
Home Secretary ; the Dukes el Ballad, Beaufort, St.
clovelead, Datagram Marquises of Tweeddale,
Salisbury, Hastings, Earl and Gloaters of Cardigan, Earls
Settee, Norbert, Chesterfield, Wades. Spencer, &o.
Aomori the Skye terriers is one named " Topsy," • very
beautiful specimen, exhibited by Mr. J. F. Bernettswhia,
Having bees seared by midair* is a snag lied& has not
only ben omitted from the catalogue, bet has in lona
queue lost its chance (which competent judges my was a
very 100111 cm.) of taidag theprim The pries set apes
it tol6l, it it isolated that 2irrerds d 2.o3o.remis
pared through the tarn/Ails" re. friday sad needy 4000 on
Saturday, the pries el edentate after three *Week es that
day hates bees lowered In ea shilling. Tke 'Sow will »-
was amerrow (Thenfloy)evathes.
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