The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-30 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ter Lacy= TILIGIA111.)
IiLiNCHISTKR MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

PHILLIPS' HANDICAP. About awe 6
Mingo, Lanwittenet, Ripon, Montrose, Ga 7447 Lady
Gramme, Isi Hollandaise, He to Rylinorie, Despr, and
Jessamine are here.
UNION CUP. About one mile and a belt.
Jack Sprang, Mader Besot, Little Agnes, Imesquenet,
Ripon, Sir Willi m, Horace, Rising Sun, Druid, g by
Vatiaus, Button, Andover e, Grosvenor, kin Lucy,
North Imiembize, Libelous,f
bobbin, Sis to Rylstone, and
Consolation are here.
TRAFFORD HANDICAP. One mile.
Lsq IA" Lustre, Adelaide, Heinewerd,Bourid, Annie,
Rammer. and Sim Hawley use ben.

SAPLING STAKE.

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Doe Poor, Royal Primer. Amain, Li,atcher, Lily, Re-
lief. The age, ead Emblem& ere here.

PRODUCE STAMM. Mile sad tbreelnartera
Risks. Lady Catherine, Bab at Ek.vrster,
Crainand, and Birdcage are bore.
Oren ARRIVALS. —Floaeymooe, Walkingtoa, Corona.
Onward, Chu, Onria, and Beethoven.

LATENT BETTING.
UNION CUP.

4 to 1 aittlitittnelt:)
4to 1 Bir W m (t)
6 to 1 fiance (t)
10 to 1 Eking San (t)
10 to 1 Druid (t)
12 to 1
12 to 1 (t)
Lacy (t)
14 to 1 Mostar &got (:)

ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLRGE.-(TRM DAY.)

This afternoon the first annual general meeting
of the subserthers to this isstitutios was held on tie star
al the Now Adalpii Thestre, Mr. Baal/AIN Wurna
the drib.

Mr. Airmen read a report, showing the present fineacial
coedition of the college. Oa the motion of the Cnallutts,
seconded by Mr. Catena°, the report was adopted.
The followMg radiate& were elected us council for
the seat three years :—Mr. B. Webster (master) ; Bic
Geo. Annytmge, Bert., Mr. R. Bell, Mr. Alpheus C. Sellars,
Mr. Augustus *sham, Mr. H. Cometon, Mr. T. P.
Cooke, Mr. W. Creiwick, Mr. Cellreford, Sir William
de bathe. Mr. Charles Dickers', Mr. W. S. Emilen, Mr.
Charles Kean, Mr. R. Nelsen Lee, Mr. Theo,lore Martin,
the Bee. Edward Moore, Mr. John Meridian. Mr. W. Ray-
mond Hams, Mr. J. J. dietitian, Mr. A. Wigan, and Mr.
Willett.

On the motion of Mr. Woorsnuna SIVP4AX, seconded
by Sir G. Ammo; a cordial vote of thank, was awarded
to Mr. Webster.

Tres Rnunous Cwrava roe 1801.—Very vigo-
rous monies are, we understand, likely to be takes to con-
visa the Hones of Commons az! the Government
of the depot and adties excited by Sir G. Levies in-
tention to persist in atig for the " religious profession" of
thepeedw Hint ...k, peobgbly on Wednesday, 'conference
wdf be convened in Westminster of leading men of all de-
nominations to discuss the question in company
with thee M.P.'s—and they are an increasing number—
who are opposed to this " giytntic farce and
fraud," as the Deify Ners describes it We
trust that assembly will be truly representative and
canprehessive, and that the decisions et which it will
arrive will be unmistakable. It is clear, from the
HOMO Secretary's reply to Mr. Dillweem question
on Friday, that he moans to persevere with hie
" religious pentagon " proposal if the House of
041111114141• will allow him. immediate and energetic
action is therefore required on the part of dissenters,
not only is London, but throughout the country.
We would easiest the advisability of bolding. similar repre-
sentative meetings al ministers and laymen in all our prin-
cipal towns to decide upon combined measures, in addition
to urgent personal appeals from electors to their represen-
tatives, and that reports of such meetings should appear in
the local press.—Nomeoisfonisist of this day.
Ts' Divest:a Coosa.—The Divorce Court Bill,
which will enable the Judge-Oriliaary in all asses to sit
alone in the lint instance, without waiting for other judges
to sit with him has now pawed the Hones of Lads, and
waits the pleasure of the House of Commons. An appeal
from the decision of the Judge-Ordinary to a full court
already lies in certain caeca, and to these the bill adds the
question of the grant of a new trial. There is goo a peni-
ses in the hill that no Mane for • divorce shall lie absolute
for three month., sad during that time say person may show
to the court that there Lisa been collusion, or that materiel
fact, have been impressed ; oir information may be given to
the Queen's Procter, who, if he suspect. collusion, may in-
tervene in the suit.

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Naas:a TO Ga.canaL ICTOLLYA.—A farewell din-
ner wee yesterday Oven by the gentry and tradermen resi-
dent in the neighbourhood of A Ide,hott, to Lieutenant-
Oeneral litany., lately commanding the camp, in recogni-
tion of hie uniform urbanity and his continuous effects to
pmenote the welfare of Aldersbott and its vicinity. The
dinner was held at the (slob-hose, Abler.hott, and about
1 30..gpsesons were present, among whom were Captain
Us (chairman), Mr C. Pharr, Mr. Roupell. M. P., he.
The Chairman, la • •• The health of General
Kenny's," dwelt upon the ex lent order that had prevailed
is the camp during the gallant ollicer's ef,mrsuull, and upon
his encensing aorta to promote the comfort, not only of
the midlevel under his catrol, but of all who dwelt in the
vicinity of the camp. The compliment was duly acknow.
lodged by the plant general, who expressed the great ',lm-
mure he Mt at lading that his good wishes and lie,t efforts
were so well appreciated. After Norse other bouts bad
bees disposed Of the company separated. The dinner and
wines were provided by Mr. fllater, purveyor to the
Aldershott nub, awl did credit alike to his cellar and his
maim,. The band of the sth Dragoon (Mach wax in
attendance, and gave great pleasure by its excellent per-
formance.

SINGULAR AXD FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CHILD.
OW flaierday afternomioni • little boy two years and seven
month" old, mused Hoary :ave Harvey, son of Jame,
Harvey, Wotan.. of Southgate-street. at this town, was
steadies apes a box about • foot high, he fell backwards
Hi• mother sad sisals were in the Pol.l' and he was
picked inimedistely, wises he appeared to be choked,
and Mr. up
R. Didion wee seat for, but toe child shed before
be arrived. On emanating the laaly, Mr. Daiwa
&mill fled so esteraid injury to account for death, hut no
putties hie finger in the child'e month he found a nail with
• dat top mid about au inch in length on the top of the
windpipe, which choked the child and aimed its death.
The Rad was similar to those mad by clugmokers.—Bary
end Morrie* Peet.

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ARUM IN IRILAND.--fianial accounts from
the town of Due&lk mamma the armlet there on %stunlay
of a lavisher of persons, said to be implicated
in some couspinmy • but whether connected with
the old bead coefed:wation or the more recent
Phonic piotie sot yet made very dear. The arrest was
made with ands precision sad quietens that the towns.
C!mew aotinuig of the affair Moaday wee *.
k sathorities are reported to he in pommakes of inform*.
tans regarding the ransilications of the ounepracy, and it is
aided that holding rather a respectable sieges in
life ere ion • . Me Pitsmaarke, the resident magi*.
trate, is hag information against the alleged comphatora,
sad it is believed that several ears warrants are is the
heeds of the police, which will be duly exe.uted.
Tai 107 TaMPULATI3II. —I am but a
poor phyla* sad an indiffereet metaphysician ; nevertheless
I hove observed that the past majority of stupid quarrels
betwes friends sat members of the name family, of
and slaualit,n.u. ivnir es of unoffending authors, of
upon the British eoustitutiono4 despairing prophetic of its
ruin, and of privlictions that the world is to per within
the I 4val period 04 sir months, so also what are called
religion revivals, originate in the months of November,
lirendler, or Jautiary. la Fehruary the emulative spirit
aill gnat, hut it is more lively and elastic thou before.
Mullen alsoe, dogni..tie 11.•nunciatiou, soil positive assertion,
late,. tom • anionic t•ose; a symptom 04 amendment which,
in March reeolet. itself into irony. In April we begin to
lewt, sad tampion. .4 ronciliati•M 1.•-••• me apparent. In
, M • we agree, so far as W.• can, pruvioled the breach he
sot Irreparable, to merge ditfenaces and he friends, and to
drnp all unnecamay deaussion. .lone, with the excep-
tive of those exemplary patriots who sit an the House of
Cormier, no huinun Leingeoturrna himself with ?With.% or
polemics, but, following nature s stigg.otion. applies himself
to strawberriee and 4.lluct-cup. In Jul.. old Father Thamce,
who is really a public benefactor, must judiciously stinks
but, kink sod c..mnwue out of their magnificent pekoe •
and the grouse, partridges, and pheasants. of August, Sep:
timber, sad October, contribute Ltrgely to the safety of
the body politic, by preventing speenlative lagielation
during the period when they are attiorahle by the sport..
mash The cackling .4 the gee.' in ap,i,rbt Home usee saved
the republic---the crowing •4 the mull imek on OW beriberi
him may pesibly bane rescued Britain from some impend-
ing but self-impeed calamity.—Blentruosts Maya:int for
June.

OgrOgn, WOICSATNR, AND WOLTINNAMPTON
RAILWAT.--n• total traffic receipts of this eionpany for
the fertaight ending the 20th of Ilse have been 10,00/. 7s.
Id. ; and for the eorreePreeling fortnight of IMO they
were 9,4710. Os. Ild. The expenditure annmetn to 4,34f.d.
78. 10d., or at the rate of 4066 per cent.; whilst thee:Denies
far the corresponding fortnight .if lii. ai,e,ented to AT.w
3v. Ild., or at the rate of :M.titt per cent. The aggregste
reoeipts fur the lint tea fortnights and one flay of the half,
year amount to 98,4651. 141. 101., 11% a ;dant fIn.S.TIL
Ild. fur the corresponding ten fortnights and two days of
the previous year. Anil the wregate expenses for the first
tea fortnights end nee day of the half-year amount to
41,V471. 17s. Od., being at the rate iif 42.52 per cent,, as
against 36,3731. Ss el. for the eorresponding ten fort-
nighte and two days of the previous year, ur at the rate
of 43.13 per mat.
ROYAL Fate HOSPITAL, ORAT'A-INIC-ROAD.—The
number at patients relieved at this h.npotaZ during the
week Gediz( Kay 20 wee 2,616, of which 718 wen sew saw.