The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-22 00:00:00

OPORTIN6t.

GOODWOOD RACES.
The programme of the monster meeting slant tO take
place at Goodwood occupies seven columns of the sheet Calendar, •
and, if given in detail, would take up morespace than 1113[11 the
pressure if foreign and domestic intellience van afford to devote
to it. A sketch of the engagements, however, will be sufficient to
prove that the sport will be as abundant and u interesting as ever.
TViehav, Jute M.—The grsod oho e will he the no .0•11. Stakes
for 4 )r-olds, Me Oratwicke and Drawing-room Stakes, for 3 yr-olia,
and me liam and Levant Stakes, for 2 .olds. The first, if there
be any truth in piddle rumour, must rest between COOliek, winner of
the Derby, and Von Tromp, winner of the St. Leger, and their chances
ore so nicely balimord that the odds between them would scarcely be
more than guinea., to pounds; indeed, very large
to have been Did
at evens; tart m likvly to
the
; but as the od& ate 10 to 1, bar two,
and 50 to 1 art any other, the fielders have but a poor look out, their
only chance is in the course bring.eo much longer than either of the
horses hue yet sun oser. Calculatng upon three runners only, the
hakest will net 4,0502—The Gratwicke Stakes, seeing that Lord Clilden
assurie mid Lumistooe in it, and that out of the 40 other. en-
gaged, W Loam& is the only animal with the slightest priVimion—is
almost a certainty. ; the mare, however, will receive Illbs., and upon
the strandla of this the fielders will, nu doubt, " play the game." As
it is improbable vat more than fair or five will shirt, the stoke, 00.
ducting the winner's, will amount to at least 2,7001.—Ths
HAM Stakes has 54 eubscriners, and as Vanguard is the
only winner, • tolerabie held may be expected: the fa-
vourite; are lloneycontb, allowed 31be., and Vangaird. carryiag
the full wolicht ; Lord Eglintem will start either Solon or Bents.
both, and the stake will amount to nese 3,000/. The
=Ping-room Stakes will lie between Glendower, WOuiessou, Me bib.penalty for winning the Derby rendering it very un-
likely that torplice will show. The stake will be worth 4751. The
Lavent Stake., value about 0001., will have two formidable competitors
in Thiel and tilailea • they both escape the penalties. In addition to
thole Interting ranee, there will be the Craven hakes, the Inn.
k.aenene plate, and the Goodwood Club Stakes, for gentlemen riders;
7170.11? the grand total to be contended for to something like
WZIwERDAV —The great feature will be the Goodwood
hakes. lie which a largedeld may kis aldfailwfed- There will aim he
the iheinvd.' Cup, the Umen's Plata. GraaP flarthrafs the
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EQUITY COURTS.
Before Vice-Choumellor Wigrain.
BOLTOAILE V. THE SHREW/HIGHT AND BIRMINGHAM
RAILWAY COMPANT.—INJUNCTION.—This case, the
motion
restrain the company from carrying their line over the plain-
tiff's land at a deviation exceeding five feet from their datum
line laid down in their parliamentary sections. The plain-
tiff wu the owner of a matsion-house and estate, called the
Neachley estate, at Doddington, Shropshire, and had at first
opposed the passing id the company's bill in and had
t, but
had afterwards withdrawn his opposition, upoe an
standing with the defendants, situ the communications to be
made between the put of his property to be revered by
un-
th
passage of the railway. By this agreement the defendants e
dertook to hairy their line over the public road from Tong
by means of a viaduct in front of the mansion. Instead of
doing this the company had constructed the railway be-
tween embankments, at a level 12 feet lower than they had
agreed; and had carri. d the public road over the lino by
means of a bridae which was brought into view of the man-
sion. The plaintiff cosarlained that by this means the pr'
lion.
of his residence had been destroyed, and the enjoyment
of his property other sins interfered with. The defendants,
on the other hand, contended that the manner in which the
railway had been constructed was more beneficial for the
plaintiff than the plan originally proposed; and ucondly
that the plaintiff had acquiesced in their proceedings for
uwards of a year, and could not now be heard to complain
of what had been done.—Mr. Wood and Mr. Erskine
appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Rolt and Mr. Cole fur
tie defers ants.—His Honour was of opinion that the
evidence did not establish acquiescence on the part of the
plaintiff; and directed that the question of damage should
be tried by a jury et the next assizes for Gloucester. The
action would be tried upon admissions by the partit a showing
the difference between tho actual level of the railway and
that which:was originally proposed.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
Before Mr. derieent Adam..
Tatar TRAINERS. - Lucy Lynch, and Mary Ann Sheen,
little girl, were indicted for stealing a purse containing Eng-
lish sod foreign coin Iron Mrs. Maria Muterman.—Wethe st,
m
the F division. said he watched the prisoners, and raw
try the pockets of several ladies in the Strand, the Lowther-
arcade, and the Lowther Beeper, but being unsuccessful they
went to the Hungerford Pier, and there Sheen succeeded is
extracting Mrs. klasterman's purse from her pocket whilst
Lynch was" covering" her. The purse was pseud to Lynch,
upon whom it was found when West took them into custody.
—The jury, found the prisoners Guilty, and added to the
verdict that they believed that Sheen was under the contest
of Lynch.—W, stinforcued the court that Lynch was act
only a pickpocket but a trainer of young thieve+. she
had been several t•m.s convicted and so had Sheen, who no
sooner got out of prison than Lynch got hold of
her, arrayed her in line clothes, and went out
with her to rob. On the day this very rob;
bevy was committed the prisoner Sheen bad been'
releued from the Compter. Lynch here commenced scream-
log for nutty, but the court sentenced her to be transported
for ten ycars.—A respectable looking man, Sheen's father,
informed the court that his girl had, in the first instance,
been allured by L) and her companions from school, End
since that time he had been unable to break the influence
they possessed over her—there au no keeping her ••..
The learned judge said he should sentence the prison' rto
six months' imprisonment, and direct that tic^ attention of
the visiting justices of the prison should be directed to the
case, as thee the six mouths might be employed in teaching her
such moral and religious duties as would induce her to lOW
herself from the evil associations she had formed.--Sentence
accordingly was pronounced, and the prisoner,crying bitterly,
was removed to the cell.

POLICE.--YESTERDAT.
BOW-STREET.—Cganorm or FOILOEKT.—R. W. Aloe
late secretary and actuary of the Medic il, Legal, and
General Mutual Assurance Society, was finally examined
charged with having committed several forgenes.--Mr. J.
H. btannatd, a surgeon, residing at Leicester, stated that he
held shares in the society in question, and the signature to
the document pro Cue. d was not in his handwriting,nor was
it so signed by his authority.—Dr. Chalmers, of Croydon,
and Dr. Strut, another shareholder, having given similar
evidence, Mr. T. W. Green, a barrister, and one of the di-
rectors, Fared that in tte month of February, when the
prisoner was in office, there were arrears of interest due to
the witcewes and other shareholders. He harl frequent op-
potunitiva of seeing the prisoner write, and although he was
a very had judge of the similarity of handwriting, still he
believed that "IL Ilay," signed to one of the documents,
was in his handwriti,,e, as Here also the wtiting in the body
alit, and the wotds " and Co." Witness went over the ar-
counts, amounting in interest to 1381. 16s. Bd, in the ledger
produced, with the prisoner, on the 26th April, when, find-
ing that some vouchers were missing, he requrstid he would
produce Clem, which he did, and shortly atter witness pro
cured other vouchers.—After some further ea dence, Mr.
Jardine said he must c ournit the prisoner for trial, ad or
eered him to put in bail himself in 6001., and two suretias in
2501. each, to answer the charge at the snaking.
WORSHIP-STREET. Exronrigo MoNsv.—F. A.
Moore, who stood charged with having esterted
Thomas
ValiollB
sums, amounting in the aggregate to 271, front Mr.
Phillips, reaming at East-side, Bethnal-green, under a threat
of preferring, an infamous accusation against him, was finally
examined.l he leas of tbli cue hate already appeared In
our columns. The prisoner was fully committed for trial.
LAMBETH —Tug CABB or SHOOTING AT NORWOOD.—
IV. Branch and T. Turner, who stood remanded for
several weeks put nn a charge of shooting at and seri.
ously wounding William Haynes, were finally examined.
Haynes attended on this occuitn and presented • nu t
an.
choly spectacle. lie is quite blind. He denied much of
what had been stated ; declared he had not thrown any
stones at the hut in which the prisoners slept ; that he enter-
tained no feeling of jealousy himself towards the prisoners ;
nor had he heard of any such feeling being entertained by
any other person. lie further said that himself and his
mate, Thomas Martin, went on the grounds upon which the
prisoner' were engaged on their own invitation ; that he had
not struck Branch, or struck at him, when that prisoner
pushed him down a slight precipice, and without saying one
word fired at and wounded him.—The Fir soner Turner was
discharged, and Branch was committed to take his trial.

MONEY MARKET.
FRIDAY BVENII.IO.
The funds have been as variable and unaeti led to-
day as on any previous occasion during the week.
The state of Ireland, which appears to have been read
more seriously on the Stock Exchange than perhaps
by the public generally, was the chief moving cause
assigned for the depression of prices which ensued
s.on after the opening of the market, and which,
with occasion.' slight reactions, continued to
the close. The positive') asserted non-settlement
of the Schleswig-Holstein quest on, thrngh the
reported refusal of the commander of the Prussian
occupying forces to ratify the convention provisionally
concluded, and acceded to by Denmark, without the
formal sanction of the German diet sitting at Frank-
fort, notwithstanding the adhesion of his own
government, was another element of uneasiness real
or pretended with speculative sellers. From the
rather numerous parcels of money stock brought to
market it was inferred that the public also were
sellers, under the influence of the same feelings or mis-
givings. Consols at the commencement of business
were done as high as 871 both for money and account,
but, upon the appearance of the second edition of the
Dt‘ily News, and other morning journals, with reports
of further disturbances in Ireland, they went down at
once, and without an intermediate gradation, to 871
to 1, at which, after some slight reactions, they lelt
off both for money and time. Reduced
87 Thretoes were
871 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per s., 1 4.
Long Annuities, 8 1516 to 9. Exchequer Bills, 46/
to 50s. premium. India Bonds, 355. to 388. premium.
Bank Stock, 197 to 9. India Stock, 238 to 40.
In the early part of the day there was rather more
inquiry for foreign stocks, and better prices were
asked and given generally where business was done.
Russian were bought at 100, but called 98 to 100.
Dutch Two-and-a-Halt per Cents., 441 to 51; the
Fours, 71 to 3. Spanish Fives, 111 to 121 ; the
Threes, 211 to 21 ; Passive, 3 to 1. Portuguese, 18 to
19. Mexican, 17 to 4. Peruvian, 30 to 3. Brazilian,
69 to 71. Chilian Three per Cents. were higher, at
41 to 3. Ecuador, 11 to 2. New Grenada, 111 to
121. Venezuela, 14 to 17. From Amsterdam, the
stock market has come more feeble to-day, as indeed
for some days past.
As a matter of some importanee at the present
moment, not only as a question of public subsistence,
and of agricultural concern, but as a question affect-
ing the money market also, it may be of interest to
notice such accounts as appear of the state of po-
tato and other crops abroad, more especially with
reference to the former. From Brussels it is inen.l
tioned that the symptoms of the potato blight, which
bad shown themselves in several districts, had en-
tirely disappeared. The fine weather bad produced
the most beneficial effect upon the root. The disease I
indeed had not been discovered in the greater part of
the cantons. The crop of rye was excellent, and that
of wheat " would leave nothing to desire."
The following communication, from Lord Palmer-
ston, to G. It. Robinson Esq., M.P., as chairman of
the committee of South American bondholders, has
just been communicated :
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