The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-08 00:00:00

LANSDOWN PLATE. Two miles.

Cornot, Old Bale, Emily —ifarrTs,' 'Wee- Willie, Miracle,
Deception, Gamecock, Kiag o'Toole, Emblem, Longford,
Catherine, and Ned of the Halle are here.

MILITARY :STEEPLE CHASE. Three rams
Waverley equirsi, Rouser, Nimrod, Lincoln, aod The
Martyr are bare.

UNITED HUNT STAKES. Three miles.
Quickadver, ledecaelos, Toot Moore, The Flat. Bird of
Prey. Iliad' Eale, Schoolboy, g by Augur, sod HArvey'a
Sauce are here.

THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.
(THIS DAT.)

The luartarly meeting was held this day at the
offices, 'AortaMoires', Strand ; Viscount RANILAGII is tins
chair.

The Secretary (Mr. O. L Gm= cur) read the advertier
meat wares* tib, maw
Viscoaat UMW' ass read the maimed report :
" The executive ammillibes of au Oueervaiive Lead So-
ciety have the plearare I. this tharty-eighth quarterly re-
port of aueaseelpg he the sharobWiere that the receipts
for the ChM.= sled lard, rifts, of the promat
hammed yews'. remerkahly raehmseery, sr will be sees
by the easesed tahuhr ilaftwoma

00,,, _Meg Mores to Our
iit.otat ji.e.44„
Dee. 911, ua i 110 LUND 1
March 24 1889 U VA 17,11 11 11
Totals to Sept fik 121 87 999 SAO L 11
1461 .... WU 8790 11.948 MAU 10 9
Oroad Totols to
14817419, lfti 14.911 9.987 11,919 RS.IN 10 0

The above Lady-day quarter shows as hareem at
3,0931. 14.. 9d. over Ws corresponding one of bet
year. The prawn Lady-day quarter also shows an Wawa,
et 4,2931. lie. 24. over the preceding Christina. quarter.
The total sale of Wad to Lady-day, 1862, amounts to
304,6861. KM, Wog so Wren, to the intent of 42,2651.
15a 7d. over the Mures to Lady-day, 186 L The total
withdrawals from the formation all the societin Sept.,
1852, to Lady-day, 1883 an 168,2961. is. 6d. The returns
of the register of the order of rights are as follow :
Completed, 4,607 ; drawn, 3,140 ; seniority, 1,651 ; total,
9,Wiot Deduct rights exercised on estates, &a, 7,047.
Uostersiesd rights, 2,36 L The last share number on
the mane by seniority Is No. 13,196, and the last sham
number Wood up to the SW of Match, 1862, was No. 17,918.
Two allotments at had and homes for the present
lowan yew have taken plow. The fin wea on the 16th
ci °Mob= hat, when the Quesn'amied mean, London-
road, Tonnage 'Wells, was offered, an the sewn on
the 12th of February, wLen two estates at Newark-upon-
Trent, at Buteen-hdl sad Nonlipto, were submitted for
selection to the holden of rights of choice. The
Queen'ivroad estate I. divided into 63 lots, =eluding
sixteen subsuntielly bailt Hothio cottages. Situated as the
property is class to the Church of St. dohs, within ail easy
distene from the railway station, and adjoining the most
Mtn=promenades io Toobridge Wells, it ia not an-
tis sales already effected have been so seiner-
=gain when the new roads are opened to conict the
with the Woodbury Park estate, the remaining
plots be is dawn It is the intention of the board to
offer during the yaw the remaining portion of the Wood.
bury Park ails* the direct an speedy railroad coin.
touniminas wew gene between Tonbridge Wells and
London baying iamoweel the weenty, of additional hones
secommodatien on this popular watering.place. The two
Newark nano wen allotted at the Town Hall after a
large "abbe meeting,. at which the Mayor presided.
vi.oonat Impale%the Hon. and Rev. W. C. Talbot,
and Colossi Koos, N.P., attended on the deputation on
the panel the emsasine eammitees sad their explanation
were casendsen so salialsetery, that unseimous resolution
WNW pried swearing of the moiety's system of working.
The Nonaupde snake II divided into 75 plots, and
the heawn-bIR inn XI plots, the prime rail,/
from W. up be 99W. per plot, so that
keg lead ma thus be seamed on both estates for
all dams of the ecnamnaity. The roads and dines
will soon be ooneirseled, and Weakling opentiene will
speedily follow. The neat alletiossit is axed for Wodass-
day. April 30, on which ocesaion an additional timothy of
the valuable Roaluiropton Park estate will be offend ,• as
also the fourth palatineof buildieg land as the Round Hill
Park, at the end of Richmond an Prince's Roads, Brighton;
and houses on limi Round Hill-crescent, now in occu-
pation, or ready for habitation. It is likawhe the
=tontine of the executive committee to Mende is
the forthoonag April allotments gonad reale at
the Battersea and Rosen Road (Nail Bow) aviator.
The Hoc. W. F. Dunsesobs, If. P., being =able to sontlase
his serums, has wagon Ws pines at the beard. Ths
directom have been wed are fa weeliatino far tenses antes
in different of the minstey. sad an also kolas( ant
foe so in or war Landon The Tottenham
and Juriction Railway BM newbefore the login.
latent, the Kestib Town wee* the nocerwary
slop have been taken to protect the interne of the allottess
and of the society. The neentive committso, in conclusion,
coops-nine the seembere on the cheerio( prospects for the
future."

ACCIDNNTAL DNIPM INSURANCI COMPANY.

DAY./.

' An extraordinary Famed meeting of the share-
holders was Mid it moo clock, at the offices, 7, Beak-build.
Wip; Yr. Amman Oen io the chair.
enatentan WE the object of the meeting was simply
to angem the tomintioos pseud at the last ex-
Iroordineny ensothig, that being neesssari as a matter of
form. Be the nesead revolutions for this purpose, which
were passed amsthemely. A tholnilsa was also passed for
assimilating all theillebantares of the company, and reducaog
the amount, so mto reader them more mirth in the
market.

GREAT GRlmmer ELECTION. —The committee
appointed by the Hour of Commons to inquire into the
petition egoist the return of Mr. Chapman, resumed
their investigation yesterday ; Mr. E. C. Egerton is dm
chair. Gems Bancroft was examiud by Mr. Pane, and
corroborated-the evidence given by his brother co Saturday,
in reference to an offer of lief. for the two votes alleged to
have been made at the Fleece Inn on the day of statics
by u man known as Butcher Kirk. Samuel Wardale,
bricklayer, mid Sham the day of nomination he meat to
Wardle's beershop and saw a man named Newby, who
said, " Let me take this St. to your wife." Witness said,
" No, 1 don'twant my wife to do such business for ma."
Newby said, " Your wife will take can of it better than
yes." He Wm went with Newby and the landlady into
macaw room Newby pointed to a weal on the table end
said, "It's all right." Witness took it ap and found that
it metalled IX He gave it to his wife on the followiag
morning. After some further evidence the committee
adjourned.
Two MIEN KILLED IN A COALPIT. —Yesterday
morning an accident by which two men were deprived of life,
and others seriously injured, occurred in what is called " Do-
Well Pit," one of the sevend pits belonging to R. B. Barrow,
Eel., the great coal and ironstone master, of Ringwood Hall,
Dear Chesterfield. About three o'clock in the morning, a
' collier ulna Josh. Smith was at work in the pit named
when a large quantity of " bind " fell from the
facing, and he was so seriously injured by the
heavy mass that he died almost immediately
after the accident. Ileory Goodman, an old miser,
of Stareley, after the '• bind " had fallen, went to
the assistance of Smith, and whilst he was eedeavourini to
release him, a great weight of "bind" also fell on hug
And billed him on the runt. Two ether men were severely
injured. The unfortunate men who have lost their lives
were careful workmen, and no blame is attributable to aay
one connected with the pit, the sad occurrence being purely
the result of accident.

i3I.7OILIPIIC. CHAILTIONPHIP.—BeII's Life
says -" W. believe it Is Heesaa's intention at oece to
throw down the gauntlet to Mace and have smother shy
for the original belt. Mace, who seems to have expiated
the arrival of • fresh ceedidate with some anxiety, writes
to us from Norwich that Mr. Moss Phillips has full authis-
, rity to treat with Heenan, and to sign articles for any
' amount up to 5001. • side. It is foramina that Sayers
has issued • cartel conk.; on Heenan te ems more
11 try COOCIVIdO. with him ; but as &yen is seder a heed
never to fight apia, sad as his trustees are dehwediied to
provost his dein se. we are inclined to believe this In one
gossip. AI s,yy rata, it it certain that if Bayer pee up bit
mesa peeWW speculation sod signed utilise. tlmissateir
would sot (*farther, as his friends would take stops to pre
vont it. We knew not whether Heenan 's brother has come
orse se the eras bedpan; hut if he baa, Mace has clearly
his work est est, seeing that should one brother be us-
gamaid the would doubtless spring up to swinge his
fall. la addition to hi pugilistic practice, the Benicia Boy
has, we hear, usidertakia an engagement with a imps at
'gumtrees during the Exhibition."
Serfs HIONINOTOW Moscow.—During the week
ending April 5, the visitors have been as follows :—On
Mooday, y, sod Babudsy. free days, open trim
10 a.m. to 10 p.m 14,344 Wednesday, Thursday, sad
Friday, spayed Jays (adaled= to the Public 6d.), cps
from 10 aas. lie 5 p.m, 1,1115 •, total, 15,510. From the
owning of the lfsiewia, 2,502.1181
CILYPPLL PLUCK ONS SIULLITIO
Mona; An= 7. —Adeihsions os payment, 666 ; ditto
by erases Wen* 484-lolal, 1,150.
ROYAL Fizz HOP:PULL, 0RA164-11IN-ROLD.
The number .1 patiesta relieved at this hospital during the
week Nadia( April 5 was 3,901, of which Pa were new
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SHARE L1828.-(THIS DAYJ

two e'Owou.
The railway share market to-day is still ex-
tremely inactive, bat steadier in character.
There is • riae of # per cent. in
South Rutern stock, and 1 in Great
Western, but a decline of in Caledonian. Other
lines are generally steady. London and
North Western stock is now quoted 921
to I; Great Western, 73# to ; Midland,
1127 to ; Lancashire and Ymiuihire, 1 106/ to 1071 ;
South &astern, 84 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1101 to 1111 ;
land Astern Counties, 57 to i.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firmer,
at 21 to 21 prem. The Belgian lines are steady,
and Indian and Canadian quiet.

OILDLNALY ADLIIIII AND ROCKS.

BAILWATL

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