The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-31 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

ow 'smarm Tiroauri.)
WORCESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

H &NDIOAP PLATE.
Nem*
Askant's% Daughter ...
4 no.
HURDLE RACE HANDIOAP.
True Heart, Roubles, 01/01, Goidyleeki, Jeraties. Fore-
slake, Await hlllitaat, Ramsey, Issm Letter, sad Guildhall
are hers
NURSERY PLATS OF 10 EIOVR.
Sportoman, Willem, Keknilworth, Feldman; this
Jezebel, Elle, Beineratin Edelman, Dram Pr
Adams, Chicken Haag, aad Nadas. Oisoratra amen
bon.

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AUTUMN HANDICAP.
licemaader, Sloekisser, Chiles, Flehermaas Haagliter,
Dean Swift. Fadel444 Artemis. Madame Walton, sad
wild Peppy are here.
PAID Fesarzrr.—Stockowner, Massie, Veadervelde, and
Cripple.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF F. 6.
Queen of Tramp% Dumas. Molly Carew, Dee. Swift.
Lairs, Meogrel. mg Kollar are Mee.
All7•llo.—Beadle, Delehaer, OA* Kum et Trumps,
Reistrid. Hiss et Spada. Znldsr o, My For, Tama. and
Tilt.

THE GREAT AIRES Ar DRAVA WHARF AND
sr. icanniazzav DOCK.

OFFICIAL REPORTS.—(nits DAY.)
Captain Shaw, in his official report to the IT
(Meese et the arta of the &bore dre,feemisuateates the lie
following Iwasaki+ :—" Wei at half.passi 5 last. of the N
Nth to a large An at Bears wharf, at the waterside, Kill. Is_
lane, Tooleyaleset. Attended with seven Meru Led N.
so.
two Awe dostieg mem, eve wemale end 67 ge
at week labours. Extent of demote : Were es
himsalitslettesed A, el els Boers, aserly boned dews ; gromd SS
door end seam mulled with rise sad seed. Upper at
floors ocoteining an tees. Wartime% Linseed% containing N.
tar, slightly damaged b dr* sad water. Wombat/se, It
lettered 0, mead door by . Banding is. N.
weed in Royal waterand Onerdien. eh
Weak obtained froializt:trathwaric mina but sosatily at N.
Int. and also hoes Timm. The warehouses of Messrs. N.
Wilma and Co., in Itill.lam, slightly damaged by si
brealoge.* es.
es.
Up to 12 ticleek te•day the fire had sot bees wooly el,
extinguished. I )
The lea of preparty at Si. Katherine's Desk bee bees 10
coasidesably overrated. The =teat is within 90,000/. 10
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rim GREAT INDIAN PRNINSULA RAILWAY.I4
(THIS DAY.) is
51.

This day the half-yearly general meeting of pro-
Oakes wee held at the London Tames ; Mr.W. J. Harm. Ike
TON In the chair.
of the linee B
The report stated that no further portion Int.
opened for bathe dories the half year. The number of Ilk.
miles worked over was 598. The receipts for the half year
showed a satisfeeteey Mamas epos those of the correspond.
tt
h.Erorot last
an Ylar'
ats ofirs9l. 15a. 4d. pviot bees 50i1e1." gedermil.l le
offor the half-year wee 326.2661.. or 55.55 per oeat. et.
of the reesipta, leaving a balance of 230,912 i. to be carried 18
to the credit of the min the
Willa amount with the et..
goviwaineet. the balsam in the half-year to the 30th it
Jane, 1884, having been 94.506/. The net profits of the gi
half-year were equal to 8 per mat. pee annum. 111.
The Crum" in movie( the adoptioa of the report. MI
ompatelated the ehareholdem Cu the matithectory state of r
thirty which it diaciceed. The thwease of mom* men-
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timed in the report were previous to the Inatome
of Boverates of passenger fans esnationed by io
thernment. When the hummed rate of ft
fate ma into apostles the effect would be shown
In 'till more 80W:eatery returns of profit. It was true
that the number of third clam passengers had decreased
15 per osnt.,l but the Mamie of return in that class was
41 per omit. The fact was they were previously • jOW=
this edam of paressgers at hardly any profit at
had bees as increase in the goods ea well as to the pea-
eseger traffic while a diminution had been effected in the es
expenditure. This was very much owing to the eat:4llmA
eel harmonious working of their staff In India.
Ferri( seconded the =Woo. el
The Cammisw, is reply to questions. mid that nothing g
wm decided with regard to the doable bat gi
be was penroally in favour of that step. Any
pr above what was sufficient to pay the government I
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guarantee of 5 per cent. on the capital exploded would be
equally divided between the government and the share- 11
hoiden. The melee end viaducts were constructed with I,
1 sweated view to a double line. t
The report was adopted.

SAN PAULO BRAZILIAN RAILWAY.
(MIS DAY.)

This day a special general meeting of share-
holders was held at the London Tavern for the purpose of
consideriog and (if deemed advisable) of sanctioning an ar- I
nngement provisionally made by the directors of the mai-
patty with the representative in England of the imperial
government, whereby the government, in consideration of
tertahr modificatioes la the amosseion of the company as to
the duration of guarantee and division of receipts above 7 per I
cent., undertake to provide the additional capital required
foe the pelmet of interest daring_aosetruatisa and to
relieve the company from their lability to raise the same
ea debeataree, mod to sanction such modifiestioa in the
coacernions and statutes of the eannany as may be neeemary
for carrying oat such arrairgernent.
Mr. Hearn, the chairman, explained that Captain
Madera. maze over with full powers, as he believed, from
the Brazilian govenewint to nest with the Malian Rail-
way Companies in this cower, respecting the various
lieu of railway. In the fiat instance Captain Madero@
nude aortal& proposals which the board did not
&wept. They than made certain caranter-proposals, which
were accepted by Captain Modems on behalf of the
Brazilian government. What vu agreed on was, that the
duration of the Brazilian government guarantee should he
reduced from 90 to 50 years; that the Brazilian government
should advance the money requisite for the completion of
the line, sad for the payment of interest during oonstruatios,
they getting a bond from the board to secure them for the
advance ; that the Brazilian government should come in as •
participator in the extra profits over the guarantee of 7 per
cent., instead of 8 per cent., which is the amount mentioned
in the ineciession above which the Brazilian government
were to participate. The proposal was in effect that the
Brazilian government should come in as • shareholder with
between 500,0001. sad 600,0001., they ah the same time
securing to shareholders 7 per cent. interest Thee esolu-
tions were confirmed.

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A. Brighton correspondent states that at the storm
there last Thursday, thousands of people went down to the
beach to watch a vessel in distress, and the number of cabs
and carriages coeveyiog the nobility and gentry to the
sight was as numerous as on a race day.
Mr. Richard Till, who for more than 40 years
bald the lucrative appointrort of chief clerk i.
the City
Ccannissioners for Land, Assessed, and Income Taxes, and
who was also a director of the Rock Life Assurance. the
DEATH or THE HON. AND REV. FiteNcis Gine-
mos. —We (Essex Herald) have to announce the death of Electric Telegraph Company, and the Norfolk Railway,
the Hoo. and Rev. Erases Writer Grinistou, who died died cm Saturday at the ago of 81.
Oa Wards,' morning atthe rectory, Colin Wake, after a The Faubourg (3ct... e• tte, of Vienna, mentions a
protracted Wawa. The late Freeing Silvester Grimatoa
of James Walter, tint wee the yo ungest son rst Earl of Veru- curious conflict which recently took place at Venice. Don
lam, by Lay Charlotte yookro only daughter of Margotto, editor of the 4 rmonio, having proposed to the
Charles, first Earl of Liverpool. Be,e
was born Deo. 3, bishop. of Italy $o organise a monster demonstration in
18=, and married Feb. 1, 1847, Katherine Georgians, favour of the temporal power of the Pope, and to encourage
fourth daughter of the late John P. 2dorier. Hi was at the same time their Socks to 000tribnte to St. Peter's
educated at Magdalene College, Cambridge, and hes been pence,
ddre the Bishop of Ceneda adhered to the idea,
rector of Coles Wake since 1846. The bon. and rev.
gentleman was brother of the Counter of Clarsodon, the lind Iwa a pastoral letter to his clergy in
Countess Craven, Viscountess Felker:me, and the Counter which be vehemently attacked all those who op.
of Caledoo, consequently his demise will place a large posed the power in quastioo. Four ears replied
number of families in mourning. , that they would not read the document from their
MURDER AT LZED3.—Yeateeday morning, John unbar as commanded. They respected the Pope, they
Rowse, an Nob labourer, 33 years of sae, died at the Leeds - ..
Infirmary, from wooed" inflicted upon him by a fellow. rid, 11,11 MINIMS held of the catholic church, but the noses-
countrymen, Patrick Welsh. It would appear that a few oily of the temporal power was not a dogma, and in core.
days ago a quarrel occurred between Mn. Welch and a queer they thought it useless to provoke fresh religious
female relative of Rowan's, and the men joined in it. dig•mosioos amongst believers. 'The bishop moaner the
Welch had slat" bees threatening "'edge upon Raw". refractory parties with the thunders of the church, but the
and the opportunity appeared so have occurred early cm
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Sunday morning. Shortly after midnight Rowan was pro- cares persist in their refusal.
reeding homewards, when he was met by Welch in Lower } Tel WIASIII3.—We are DOW " paying," to use
Crossatreet, Bank, and the latter ordering deeerecito stand I a common p for the fine summer and autumn. The
before him as if fora light, drew a formidable knife, rid I hag coutiassd ht and floe weather has been sue.
struck Rowan twice with it, exclaiming, with an oath, I seeded by don't and rain, and during the past week x-
" ru have it out of you sow." One of the star took offset , tremply rough end boisterous gales, dresching shower',
in the neck, but it only resulted is a superficial wound, I thunder and lighters, and hail have succeeded each other
but the "road bijoer,. was inflicted upon the abdomen with little intermisoioe. A great deal of wet has fallen and
the result being a frightful wound. Rowan was at oar re- , the meadows sod low lands are is many p
eatherlaces flooded
been
to
moved to the Leeds Ininnery, and his deposition was taken. ' an inconvenient degree. Indeed,
the w has
Rine to the effect that, as he was proceeding aloeg Lower go wet and rough that out-door agrienitural operations have
Cross-street, with a companion, Welch soddenly rushed I been greatly impeded. The laid, however, wants a good
upon him, and saris& " I'll have it out of you," stabbed him dial of wet to make up for the long Ferreted dronght,and
twice with a knife. Deceased alleged he &laid sot arra sny too far at present ea matters are coriciernod there has bean
reason for the murderous attack except Us quarrel which , new too mach rain to get the coil into molly good working
hid takes piece a few days previously. After this statement, , condition for the "season." The `••••••••••••• are filling
Rowan did sot gar refer to the circonsetanoss under i and the springs (many of which had dried up) are again set
which he bad reared the wounds, for inflanunatra set is . romping. It is both hoped and coosidered that the soaking
at a late hour on Sunday sight and he died at 10 o'clock rains which have faller will have thoroughly washed and
Yesterday morales. Last night the *Gad was spun); freshets! the prieres and diminished the chances of the
bat after a little formal evidence bad hese taken, the cattle direr spreading. The thunderstorms have also
inquiry was adjourned until this day, the eref sortable aoabtler bees ireful is demise the atmosphere. Sense
haviag received a telegram to the effect that the mut brisk drying winds would now be extremely beneficial.—
darer had jar been apprehended at Goole, and that be Sussex Admortiser.
who refused 50e.
would be sent forward to Leeds for saaininalka this Bcrrrun.—Those farmers
mowing. per pound for butter lash fall, and in the spring Were glad
We are informed that airy Ryan, when removal to get 23 for it, may " get their I
at the
nger -bit" spin
fromthis eountry vii Darr canoed some esettanset a few this weak if they are WA marl The imam
mouths sine*, has returned from Bruges restored to health. west has been fararahle for batter making, sad when
aed is now living in her courant in London.—SorithEitskris =acts of the greet dairies of the prairies mach the
Occeck. mices mud came dorm.—Boston (E 1.8.) paper.

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An action has been taken against the Lord
Lieutenant, of the same kind as that against Mr. Strong*,
for illegal trespass in the seizure of the IrisA Propk.
The writ has been ser►d upon Mr. Wodehowse (pri►ate
seerstary) for his excellency.
Sir Thomas Lamm is also joined in the action.

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