The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNI EMIT EVENING, MAWS 1, 1865.

was found to be defective the defeats might be remedied ;
if not, the publlo would be satisfied.
Mr. W. E. FORSTER thought that hy aiding to the
inquiry the question propmd by Mr. Walter tire house
would be wetting the committee a moat difficult and corn.
Oaten' duty end that it would be preferable to aspen&
that subject from the constitution of the educational de-
I:adamant
Mr. Hennessy, Mr. Wbelley, end Mr. Scondield also ad-
dressed the house, mid the debate having been brought to •
close with • sheet reply from Sir J. Pakingtoo, the motion
for • committee, with the edditio• proposed by Mr. Walter,
was agreed to.
00IJRTS OF JUSTICE CONCENTRATION BILL.
Mr. KIN NAIRD moved an instruction to the select cos-
unties on the Omits of Justice Omoentration (Site) Bill
to make provision for approtics or obtaining sites. sad
for the erection of lodgines or other suitable dwell-
top for the working-clues proposed to be displaced by the
The motion was esoosded by Mr. Hrtrarrasy, but op-
posed by Mr. Covens, who lamented the inevitable hard-
ship and suffering which the erection of the new mare
would entail upon the poorer inhabitants of the district,
and said he should be happy to prams% 100/. for any ogee-
dye plan by which these evils could be avoided.
Considerable discuasioo ensued, and ultimately Mr.
1i1112111887 moved • verbal amendment, to the egad that
the committee should inquire into the practicability and
expediency of making provision for the inhabitants to be
d by the cootemplated improvements.
i&est'ALMERSTON said the doctrine laid down by hoe.
members wbo had taken part in the debate would affect
all improvements in the metropolis. No improvement
could be made without pulling down houses, opening wide
streets, and displacing pro Moto a certain number of the
population. The resolution, if agreed to, would be perfectly
nugatory, and it would be an absurdity Week the committee
to ranks • provision which they had no power on earth to
make. He hoped the hon. member for Perth would reel
, satisfied with having expressed his sympathy with the per.
sons who were likely to be displaced.
Hr. HENNESSY moved NI en amendment to the ma
tics, " That the committee have power to inquire into the
expediency of making a provision for appropriating sites."
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL opposed the amendment.
A division being called for, • somewhat curious some or-
purred. The Speaker, by some inadvertence, named all the
tam from ainotiPt the " noes," who, from the form in
which the question bad been raised, were those favour-
able to the amendment. Those appointed for the " ayes "
were unwilling to act ; and one of them, Sir F. Golden:El,
went out with the " now," and was counted with them.
In the nisanthne the " ayes" were kept shut up in their
lobby, until the speaker again requited Sir Francis to mt.
The " eyes" were then let into the house. The numbers
were written down in nom:dance with the usual practice ;
and the paper was handed to the tellers by the
clerk at the table. A new difficulty here arose. No me
seemed willing to take it, and it was handed about from one
to another amidst the laughter of the house. At length Sir
F. Coldamid magenta to reed the document, aid there
appearing to be

Ayes

N-oes

the difficulty was disposed of, for Unbosom stood " eountsd
out" at 10 minutia past 1.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NOTTINGHAM SPRING MEETING.

TUMIDLY.
The racing maws has irearcely been inaugurated when
the turf gathers' all its votaries together. At Nottingham
the patrons of the meeting comprised a large party from
Donnington-park, including the Marquis and Marchioness
of 'lasting., the Marquis of Amiens, Lords Winehilars,
A. Lennox and Adage, &a. The morning opened charm-
iegly fie*, but during the afternoon a few smog showers
reminded one of the near approach of April as do
also the budding trees. Shreve Tuesday being a half
holiday Sherwood Forest, upon which the sports
ere held, was extensively patronised by the work-people of
Nottingham, and the prospect of a good day's racing drew
together a large number of the bookmakers, though several
members were conspicuous by their stenos. The fields
were not large, the opening 'vast, the Trial Stakes, bringing
out only four runners. Oatalogbe, grown into a magnifioent
filly, was favourite at 3 to I on her, and she woe
without an effort. The moat numerous field of
the day, 10, ran for the Stand Plate, for
which the two favourites, La Mechante and Beeper
ran neck and neck to the finish, Fordham finally beating
Jemmy Orimahaw by a seek. In the handicap race unfor-
tunately an aocideet occurred to a sew light weight, named
Lovett, who fell with Olierton at the last turn, got a very
severe shaking, and was removed to the infirmary. Specu-
lation wee carried on briskly before the start. 71ppler,
Dunkeld, and Twilight absorbing the investments of
backers. These three singularly enough supplied the
judges " placing'" the worst . ,avourite of the two how-
ever, being last The last two races were each won by the
favourite, and during the afternoon 1,000 to 40 was twice
takes about Arbury, and afterwards 20,000 to 100 was so-
arpted about the same horse for the LiverpooLS
Tllll TRIAL STAIRS Of 5 sous. each, with 306.11tiliar.'
3-yr-olds and upward'; certain penalties and allowances.
One mile.
Marizirsimilof Hastings's
& Calais/ea, by Laminates-
-3 yes, eat alb (rad. sib extra) .. (J. °drachms) 1
Mr. MAN s Olierton, 3 yrs, let 41b (Ward)
Mr. Juan Halides yrsixNeagh.othr, S yrs, let clb
Tim also ran

Betting : 3 en Catalogs°.
THZ STAID PLATIIOI 50 soya. each, for all ages, added to
a sweepstakes at 5 mom each ; WiRD•7II extra. Half a mile.
Mr. S. Thelitimon's Hemet, by Hemerue—Flatiana, mad,
list Alb (Fordham) 1
Mr. liavile's Le Mechante. 8 yrs, Sat 61b .... (J Orlinshaw) 2
Mr. T. Stavena's Faith, ayrs,Thi IND (ear. 74 131 b)( Payne) 3
The following also ran :—Lady
Bohm, Cornelia, Mn. Somer-
ville. Peru, alses, and Vleksborg.
Betting : sto 2 apt La Mechente, 3 to 1 apt Harper,
6 to 1 apt Cornelis, and 10 to 1 each apt Lady Bohan and
his Royal Highness.
Tag NOTTINGHAM SPRING HANDICAP of 10 sows. each,
3 ft, with 106 added. Wioners extra. One mile and a
quarter.
Mr. Samuel's Twllght, by Mountain Deer—Dawn of Day,
aged, Int INb (Edwards) 1
Marquis of Hastings's Tippler, 4 yrs, 7st alb (carried Tat
Mn
(Fordbam) 2
r. 0. Crook's Donnybrook. 6 yes, 7st 71b .. ..(Taylor) 3
The following also ran : Haulm Royal Stag, Helen, Sym-
pathy, Merton, and Dunkeld.
TRU MACARONI SEWN of 50 soya. for maiden hones
not thorough bred, and which have not been in a training
stable since the lit of January ; for 4.yr-olds and upwards ;
certain allowaaces ; gentian= riders ; jockeys slb extra.
Once round, about a mile and a quarter.
Mr. Damp Stokes's The Abbot (Brother to the Monk),
by Idle Boy—Madeline, 4 yrs. lOst (Mr. T. Price) 1
Mr. B. ilbarpe's Incognita, eged,l247lb (Owner) 2
Mr. Marder's Extra Humber, aged, list 121 b (Mr. Oanrirr)
The following also ran : Emblem, Dimas, Miss Ekon, Potter,
Jamie Taft, The Captain's Little Mall, Lilly, Maid of Lorn,
and Victor.
Betting : 5 to 4 on The Abbot, and 10 to 1 "bar one."
Tax hanuarzia? PLATE of 50 awe., added to a sweep-
stakes of 5 sem each, for all ages ; winners extra. One
Mr. W. Berry's Ia Mancha', by Monarque—Lady Lift
(bred In France). 6 yrs, 7st Blb ( Perr 1
so Mr. J. Dawn's 4 yrs, 74 lib ,Loates 2
Due de Money's Cornell., 4 yrs, lit 10lb (Watkins 3
Mn. Somerville also ran.
Betting : 4 to 1 on La MarettaL
BETTING ON THZ COURSE.
_LIWIE496I. STEKPLECHAIL

11 to I opt to TaggTArburl (1)
12 to 1 Tony bumpkin 3) I 311 to 1 Alcilgados
TWO THOUSAND.
1$ to 2 apt Chattanooga (t IW.)
DEBBY.

1010 to 10 mat Iredmlnliar (t and wanted)

BALLOON Awn/cr.—Mr. Glainber, F.R. 8., and
Mr. 0o:well yesterday made their quarterly balloon sweat
from Woolwich Arsenal in the Mars. The balloon wee in-
flated with 29,000 cubic feet of gas from the Royal Anna
gasometer, by permission of the War Department, on pay-
ment of the expenses at prime cost. The balloon left the
earth at five minutes past 2 p.m., rising in an almost per-
icular lice for some minute', and afterwards diverging
Ina north-east and easterly direatioe. It finally disap-
peared behind some thick clouds, taking ita course, imps.
towards the Brighton onset.
RAILWAY AND PUBLIC 0031:PANIEB IN PABLIA-
MMIT.—TNN him BMW= ON BAILwAT AND 011illi
BULL—Yesterday the referees appointed by the Bonn of
Commons to make inquiry into the merits of railway, water,
gas, and other bills, met for the first time at 11 o'clook in
committee-room No. 11 ,• Mr. Dodson, chairman of ways
end means, presiding, and with him Mr. Adair, Mr. Berard,
Mr. G. Craig, end Mr. Rickards, the Speaker's counsel.
Them wee a large attendance of oonnael and professional
men Wended in the new procedure. The chairman, after
some preliminary observation', said the committee had
decided on besnng the case of the oppocenta of mob bill
Oat, and only one counsel on either side. They then called
on the can of the Trowee-roed Bill, fora new road from the
Bunpy and Load.= High-road to Withingham-lane, Nor-
wich ; among the Gnat Eastern Railway, who costrikate
to the expense. Mr. Barlow, the engineer, and other wit-
news were examined at peat length on the engineerirst
details sod sufficiency of the estimates, and the chairman
intimated that they would make their report to the select
committee. They then took the Bath Gas Bill, be snood
the supply of gas, make a tramway and works, aad rain
65.00 W. Mr. Baldrey, wee examined, and the com-
mittee adkareed to thin day. The bill of the Waterford
and Wexford Junction Railway before the exandems, was
declared not to have complied with the standing olden.
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