The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-13 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

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SHREWSBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

SALOPIAN STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile.
Land Tax is here. atto
SHREWSBURY CUP. One mile and three-quarters. 9
Monkey, Ostreger, Pearl Diver, Dr. Syntax, Salpinctes, St.
East Lynne, Weetwick, Arkansas, Lady Vane, Brick , Tho SS
Special, Gibraltar, Jollity, No, Wild Poppy. Jezebel, 88.
Beeswing, Marco Spada, Cranford, Vigorous, Slieve Caine, Z.
and Caprice are here. SS
PAID FORPEIT.—ApaIey and Miss Harriette. St.
BATTLEFIELD HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. I:
Volunteer, Queen of Trumps, Kilkenny, Confederate,
Lady Valentine, Her Ladyship, Nukuheva, Queen of the ea
East f, Grey Stocking, and Stud are here. BL
10
ENTRIES FOR SHORTS HANDICAP. 10
Zinc*, Set 121 b ; Lucy Long, Set Mb Alberta (by st.
Trumpeter), 7st 91b ; Shrapnel, Tat 91b ; Clyde, Tat ; 13t
Ben Battle, Get 131 b ; Sylph, Est 121 b ; Phantom 81
Sail, Gat 121 b ; Amour Propre, Get Slb ; Birdseye, 81
Get 51b ; Ida, Gat 31b ; Thermometer, Gat 31b ;
Bonne Fortune, Get ; Miss Fanny, Gat ; Alice, Set 71b •
Blondelle filly, sst 716 ; Tarazippus, Set 71b; Kitty filly
sst 71b.

ARRIVEI).—RagIan. Chance, and Bonne Fortune.

LONDON STOCK AND SHARE COMPANY
(LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.)

The second sale of English and foreign stocks,
ordinary and preference railway shares, debentures,
Lloyd's bonds, bank, Insurance, finance, and miscella-
neous shares, took plate this afternoon, at the Baltic
sale rooms. The lots were 158 in number, and comprised
a varied assortment, including some over-due debenture
coupons of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway,
which were warranted to be part of the legal
issue. Sixty shares of the Dublin Trunk Con-
nectirig Railway Company, of 101. each fully paid,
were sold for 7s. 6d. per share, and ten of the same shares
were disposed of at 6s. titL each. There were no bidders
for the overdue debenture coupons of the London, Chat-
ham, and Dover Railway Company. Lots 26 and 27,
comprising 100 shares of 10/. each, 5 per cent. pre-
ference in the Northampton and Banbury Junction Rail-
way Company were withdrawn, as also lots 33,14, 35, and
36, comprising three debentures of 1,0001. each of the
Wrexham, Mold, and Connah's Quay Railway Company,
issued in Dec., 1865, and redeemable In 1869, interest at
5 per cent., and one debenture of 1,000/. of the 'West
Cork Railway Company, issued in April, 1864, and
redeemable in April, 1667. Six shares in the Hercules
Fire and Life Insurance Company (Limited), fully paid,
were sold at 1/. 15e. per share. It was stated that lot
58, comprising 10 shares of 101. each in the Alhambra Com-
pany (Limited), folly paid, had been sold privately ; 525
shares of 21. 10s. each (10s. 6d. paid), in the European In-
surance Company (Limited) were sold for Is. G. each.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.'

TrISDAY, NOVE1111“ 13, 8 L.

LI llilanses...l i Sea,
B. T. W. Ito .., ' W. B. Ito
is 7. , D. Iv.
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Nabs '29.2179 S.W. 2 6 • B.W. cb 0.08 2
Aberdeen 29.23 40 W.S.W. 1I 3 W.S.W. b —I 1
Leith .29.34 45 W. $l6 ! W.S.W. oh —l5
Ardroman 0.38 48 N.W. 71 8 1 W. oc 10.03 4
Greencastle 29.47 44 W. 31 b W.S.W. rc 0.10 2
Valentin__ 29.79 46 N.W. 6, 7 I W. im 0.24 6
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Llrerpool 129.45 60 W.N.W. 3! 3 W.N.W. o 0.20 2
Holyhead _19.56 61 W.N.W. 6! 6 1 8.8. W. oc 0.28 5
Petimacie 29.80 67 W. 81 9 1 W. r .0.15 5
Breen - 30.00 57 W.S.W. 0 7 W.S.W. fro :• • 8
Lorient .29.96 59 W. 41 6 W. o • 0..12 4
Rochefort :30.10 59 W.S.W. 4 4 W.S.W. 0 10.04 6
Plymouth
Weymouth
Portsmouth_ hs.lllB 68 W. 81 9 W.B.W. ro 0.0:1 7
London -
Yarmouth ._ . 2160 55 N.N.W. , 4 8 : W.S.W. r 032 2
Scarborough. 29.45 47 W.S.W. 1 1 2 1 B.W. co 0.02 2
Shields 2044 44 N.W. 12 ' 4 N.W. o— 2
Helder - ! 2

REMARKS.
On our southern and wes:cru coasts it again blew heavily last
mot from s.W. nod W.. and the winds continue very strong
from a westerly direction, with considerable sea in the Channel.
The western barometers are now rising. but pressure has de-
creased vi •Itell inches in the north of Scotland, and the weather
continues in a highly unsettled state.

Sir Compton Domville, a Roman catholic land-
lord in the county of Dublin, and who contested the county
once in the liberal interest, has published a letter, giving
his opinion of the means that ought to be adopted to
" regenerate Ireland." He lays :—" First, encourage the
emigration of the native tenant fanner. Next, get over
a competent number of well-recommended English
farmers, and with them a number of men of business as
agents; and then, as a rule, give lessons. We should
then see the country fully stocked, and ample means of
wintering stock. Order would replace typhus, good
faith take the place of deceit, and the Almighty might
be expected to bless the land."
The Lion of Saint Mark, a noc journal pub-
lished in Venice, reports that the Municipal Council of
Trieste have unanimously resolved against the admission
of the Jesuits into that city.
The Courier des Etata Unis reports the death of
Mr. Slidell, who represented the Southern Confederacy in
Paris. -

THE PARIS EXHIBITION, 1867.—A meeting of
the committee appointed for the representation of British
6ne art was held yesterday in the Sheepshanks gallery of
the South Kensington Museum. There were present his
Grace the Duke of St. Albans, Mr. A. C. Buntind, Mr.
T. Burnand, Mr. T. Caird, Mr. Thomas Fairbairn, Mr.
ErnestGambart, Mr. John Kelk, M.P., Mr. T. C. Lucas, Mr.
C. P. Mathews, Mr. John render, M.P., Mr. W. Quilter,
Mr. R. Redgrave, R.A., and Mr. Henry Warren. Mr.
Henry Cole, C. 8., secretary to her Majesty's commis-
sioners, attended ; and also the following secretaries of
the committee H. A. Bowler, Mr. C. A. Collins,
Captain 'lichens, R.E., Mr. A. C. King, and Mr. Samuel
Redgrave.
SIR JOHN Vimaxas SHELLEY.—We are ex-
tremely happy to be enabled to report that Sir John
Villiers Shelley is considerably better. The state of the
hon. baronet's ba.lth has lately caused very considerable
anxiety, owing to the great severity with which he has
been attacked by suppressed gont—the most dangerous form
of that terrible infliction. Ta ice or thrice during the last
three months has he been thus assailed, and recently for
some days his life was in danger. Thanks, however, to an
excellent and unimpaired constitution, Sir John was
enabled to bear up, and we now learn, with great pleasure,
that he is mg towards recovery as rapidly as can
be expec after such repeated and violent attacks.
Sussex Advertiser.
SOUTH KENarrsorox Mussuis.—Visitors during
the week ending November 10, 1866.—0 n Monday, Tues-
, day, and Saturday, free, from 10 am. to 10 p.m.,
9,319 ; on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (admis-
, 6d2, from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., 1,366 ; total, 10,685.
i Average of corresponding week in former years, 8,536.
Total from the opening of the Museum, 6,399,458.