The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-02 00:00:00

Mr 1O:lE'oft1), who had given notice of an
amendment to take two members from the City of
Loudon, said he would move it at a future stage.
Mr I'. CHAMBER.% urged the claim of the metro-
polis to more members.
Mr. Bemire regretted that Mr. Horsfall had not
included the borough of Leeds in his motion, and
said he thought the proposition should have been
to give four members to each of those towns. The
great cause of discontent hitherto in the great
towns from which the present agitation had pro-
ceeded, had been that a great portion of the in-
habitants had not the vote. Henceforth their dis-
, content would arise from the fact that they had
not members in proportion to their population,
and he strongly urged on the government to re-
, move the cause of discontent so far as this proposal
would remove it.

*parting Intelligente.

BETTING AT TATTEKSALL'i.—MomuT.

There was no great amount of Nosiness trammeled at Albert-
gate to-day, nor were the proceedings marked by any movement
calculated to imffuence future evelll, For the Goodwood Stakes
Jezabel was nest favourite by courtesy, the .afer egaiust her not
excveding 100 to 0. Guy of Warwick, ?aloha, and Aura-
-1 stoi were each backed for a little at 100 to 8, and the same
peke was offered against Nine Elms, with a counter proposition
to take 100 to 7 There was very little doine on the Goodwood
up, Lecturer being the may horse really in demon". /MA ab
him 4 to 1 was taken. It was reported that Lothario was
wretched for this event. Fur the St. Leger 2to 1 was offered on
the field, and one bet WAY booked of 100 to 50 agalust Hermit.
speculat'ou on the Derby shooed that no change had taken
place with regard to the two favourites, Suffolk and Blue
town, who were support.' at 14 to 1 and 100 to
ti respectively. The remaining transactions speak for
themselves. The betting on the July Stakes was not
of any great extent Lady Elisabeth anal Leunie were both fan-
cied. %bile one astute speculator pinned Ids faith to Athena In
preference to ber Ladyship.
The following notice vas posted In the room in, reference to
the Pantaloon case at Stockbridge :—'• Objection to Pantaloon.
—Committeeroom, Tattersell's, June V.—The conmuittee award
the bets to Dick 'rumen, and all bets on Pantalom on that race
to he pald and !welted amordingly." =11111.1.11
On inquiry respecting the Land Ho ' case at Winitior, we Were
informed that It had not been gone Into.

Mr. lir.scnorr said he voted against the motion
of Mr. L.tio to give additional representation to
six large towns because he thought it was a party
motion. He did not vote against Leeds pet
Mr. BAINEs pressed the claims of Leeds.
The CHANI-CULOR of the EXVHEQUER repeated
the arguments of Mr. Adderley against the prin-
ciple of the motion, but went on to say that all
these questions must be dealt with on the principle
of compromise, and on that ground thegoveriunent
would assent to the motion. But he mutt say that
considering the honourable rivalry of Lancashire
and Yorkshire. Leeds ought to have an additional
member as well as the two chief cities of Lanca-
shire. He added that the new members for these
places would have to be obtained by omitting from
the, schedule some of the proposed new boroughs,
and that he should withdraw the proposition to
I give an additional member to Salford.

JULY SLUMS.
Even on Lady Elizabeth 1,
re to 40 Lady Elizabeth and Leonle, both to run
Even -- Leonie and Athena, ono to run t,
GOODWOOD STAK E:4.
109 to 9 apt Mr. Dyson 's Jezebel, 4 yrs, Tat Sib 'o)
100 to 8 Mr. 11. Marsh's Pakrita, 3 yrs, Sat 71b 't h r,)
100 to 8 Mr. headman's Ankravator, 3 yrs, eat MO to)
100 to 8 Count Batthyany's h JIM Kinn, 3 yin, Oat 211) t
100007.
100 to 8 Mr. Joseph Dat1611011.41 Guy of Warwick, 3 yrs,
6st 1211)(t t o)
OIoiDWOOD CCP.
4to 1 apt Marquis of flutings' Lecturer, 4 yrs, est 7lb its

sr. LEMUR
100 to 50 apt Mr. Chapllu's Hermit (I,
DERBY.
It to 1 net Baron Rothachilda oaffolk it

General PEEL said ho voted against the motion
made by Mr. Laing, and it was his intention to
vote against this motion. He did not think that
with such a franchise as they had given, such a
scheme of redistribution as was proposed by thisbill
could stand. It would not sury ire the next parliament.
The proceedings in reference to this bill had taught
him three things—first, that nothing had so little
vitality as a " vital point ;" second, that nothing
was so insecure as a "security ;" and, third, that
nothing was so elastic as the conscience of a cabinet
minister.

100 to 6 Mr .1. Ilawley's blue Gown it;
1000 to 40 Mr. Chaplon'a St. Ronan ,t)
100 to 95 Duke of Newcastle's Pace t;
1000 to 35 Lord &Gould's C. 6.111( des Datallles
1040 to 25 Count Itatthyany's Typhoeus It.
30 to 1 Duke of Beaufort's herald It.

BETTING IN LONDON.—MnxnAr.

Settling was again the order of the day at the clubs, and It
was occasionally only that watering took place. The Goodwood
stakes betting was confined to some half dozen Nines, and the
pair most In request were Guy of Warwick and Jezabel, the
first named leaving off favourite. Viol had a slightly improved
appearance. while Bllnkhoulle, on the other hand, seemed to be
on the decline, 100 to abeing offered, without the semblance of a
response For the Goodwood cup, Lecturer and Regalia were
both In request : sto 1 was taken and eventually asked for In
rain shout the former, while the like .41ds were kindly accepted
about Mr. Graham's mare. Prices as follow:

Mr. °LAI:ATONE said it was usual when sboon
was offered to it without question, but as
the Chancel!. Tali:lett Exchequer, in assenting to
the motion, had intimated that the new members
were to be taken not from small towns but from

GOODWOOD STAKES.
12 to 1 omit Guy of Warwick 16 to 1 apt Nine Elms (t)
It and off, 100 to 6 Vie) Its
100 to 8 Jesabel 3, 100 to 6 PodiAbah (off)
100 to S Palette 90 to 1 Dulcimer (t)
100 to S Minthoolle (oft V.) to 1 Vandyke (tad!)

large towns, he must observe that that arrangement
was not satisfactory.

Mr. B.V.LEY and Mr. CHEETTIAM both protested
against the proposition not to give an additional
member to Salford.

Mr. Hostsram. offered to withdraw the motion,
and leave it to the government to bring up a
clause carrying out his views, but this was ob-
jected to ; several members, however, asying
"no " to the motion that the clause be read a
second time, a division was taken, which resulted
in the clause being read a second time by 297
to 63.

Further progress with the bill was then post-
poned till this day.
On the order for the third reading of the Rail-
way Guards and Passengers Communication Bill, a
division was taken on the motion of Mr. Sorjuant

(LINZLEE, sho moved the rejection of the bill, but
the third reading was carried by 43 to 6.
Some other business was disposed of, and the
house adjourned at 20 minutes to 2 o'clock.

Xato intelltatnte.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-JULY 1.
APPEAL&

(Present—The Lord Chancellor, Lord Cranworth, and
Lord Westbury, assisted by Mr. Baron Martin, Mr. Jus-
tice Willes, Mr. Justice Blackburn, Mr. B.iron Pigott, and
Mr. Justice Lush.)

BARI lA.

THE BLAHOP or EXETER V. MARSHALL.

It cannot be said that any undue haste has been ex-
hibited in regard to the hearing of this appeal. The sugu-
meet commenced in June, ISliO—more than a year ago—
when Sir R. Palmer, who appeared for the bishop, occu-
pied the attention of their lordships for two days. After
an interval of seven months his junior was heard, and to-
day the case was resumed on behalf of the respondent,
after a second interval of four months. The question
was whether • bishop of the church of England bad
power to require from a cleric who came to be insti-
tuted into • living in his diocese • testimonial
from the bishop of the diocese in which he bad previously
held a living of his honest conversation, ability, and con-
formity with the ecclesiastical laws. In IKet the Rev.
Mr. Reid, formerly of St. John's College, Cambridge, was
presented by Mr. Marshall, the respondent, to the rectory
of Tregony with the vicarage of Cub'', in the county of
Cornwall, and the diocese of Exeter, having previously
been rector of Claughton, in the diocese of Manchester.
He brought to the Bishop of Exeter, the appellant, • tes-
timonial signed by three beneficed clergymen in the diocese
of Manchester, and countersigned by the bishop of that
diocese, who added these words, ' The subscribers are
beneficed clergymen in the diocese of Manchester. Mr.
Reid was long non-resident in my diocese, but I know no
reason why he should be legally hindered from beingallowed
to take other duty." The bishop, not considering this tes-
timonial sufficient, refused to institute Mr. Reid, and on
I the lapse of six months collated another clergyman to
the living. It seemed that charges of simony had been
made against Mr. Reid, but that he had denied their
I truth. Thereupon Mr. Marshall proceeded against the
Bishop of Exeter. in the shape of an action quare impedit,
in the Court of Common Pleas ; and that court decided,
upon demurrer, in favour of Mr. Marshall. Afterwards.
the Court of Exchequer Chamber affirmed the judgment of
the Court of Common Pleas, on the ground that, under
the canons of the church, the Bishop of Exeter had no
right to require • testimonial from the bishop of the diocese
in which Mr. Reid had formerly held a living.
The Bishop of Exeter appealed from this decision.
Sir R. Palmer, Q.C., and Mr. Philpotts appeared for the
bishop.
Sir R. Collier, Q.C., to-day opposed the validity of the
plea put in by the bishop, upon which he said the whole
question rested, and contended that it:was no defence to
the action. _ _

The case had not concluded when their lordships rose.

ME EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1867.

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