The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-22 00:00:00

winners extra ; certain allowances ; second receives 10 per
cent. T. I'.C. (Z 4 subs.) •
Mr. E Lascollee Quality, by Volthrear—Lady Grosvenor. 1
Lonl lealm..utteslregeagle
Mr. K. H. Junts's Amendment 3
_ . Two others also ran.

Betting 9to 4 on Tregeagle, 7to 1 each apt Slanderer
and Amendment, and 10 to 1 agat Quality.
THE BLUM:ATE PARK STAKES of 5 son. each, with 50
added ; weight for age winner to be sold. T.Y.C.
Mr. Jackson's Iby "lepennus—Berewina . ...... vr.o.
THE Cuit.vmariew PLATE of 100sors. ; winners extra.
One wile.
Duke of Besetart's Ischia, by Wild Dayrell—Fligtree 1
Mr. Bowes's Weetwlek
Mr. A. Fleatheote's Skirmbh 3
Ten others also ran. _ _

Betting : 3 to 1 aget Ischia, 6 to 1 aget Westwict, 100 to
15 each agat Skylark and Skirmich, 7 to 1 apt Friday, 12
to 1 apt Musa, and 20 to 1 apt Success.
THE JUVENILE Sregros of 100 sons. each, 30 ft, for 2-yr.
olds ; colts, Bst 101 b ; fillies, Bst 81b ; second saves stakes-
Three-quarters of a mile.
Mr tt. Watts's Mysotis, by Newminster—Souvenir w.o.
SECOND YEAR OF THE ELEVENTH NORTH OF ENGLAND
BIENNIAL Sranut of 10 sons. each, with 100 added, for 3-
yr-olds ; oohs, Bst 101 b ; fillies, Set slb ; winners extra ;
certain allowances ; second receives 10 per cent. Two miles.
(62 subs.)
Duke of Beaufort's Vauban, by Muscovite—Palm 1
Mr. Smiles Roquefort 2
Mr..l. Osbornes Rabbit Trap
Five others also ran.
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Betting : 3to 1 Oriirer7b;;, 6 tOTsgst 'rarsben. Won
y two lengths, bed third.
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THE BRANHAM PARK STAKES of 100 son., 30 ft, for
3-yr-olds ; colts, Bat 101 b ; fillies, Bst 61b.; winners extra.
One mile and a half.
Lord Stamford's f by Wild Da,yrell—Emily
The SwitonrAl(ll3 of 100 son. did not produce a race.
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
HBO& HANDICAP.

sto I eget Beiewtog Cat 0) 1.01)10 sot Goodwood (t)
to 2 Chsqettire (t),., I 100 to 7 MOM* Trove

6to 1 Brada-niairtikt) I
9to 1 'organic. (t f) 100 to 7 Sealskin
10 to 1 Gomm* (t) 25 to 1 Fair Wind
10 to 1 Mandrake (0) 100 to S Minster Bell
10 to 1 Allesbury (ti
BT. LEGER.
6to 4 agst Hermit tt 0) 20 to 1 apt Julius (t)
(c1,1,ov•r800t 20 to 1 -- Challenge (t)
700 to WO Vauban 1) 1000 to 30 D'Estournel(o
10 to 1 Achievement 1000 to 16 Taxaban
' (1) 1000 to 10 Roquefort (o)
DERBY.
40 to 1 agst Viscount (I)
60 to 1 Tregeagle (dg, t 1000 to 15)
BETTING AT MIDNIGHT.
REAR HANDICAP.

Sto 1 apt Beeswing A & 100 to S apt Sealskin (0 d•
off) off)
6to 1 -- Bradamante (0) 100 to 7 Treasure Trove
6to 1 Challenge (off) (t)
Bto 1 Gower& t, atter 10 to 1 0 vodwoed ;t &
10 to 1 had off)
been tkn to 33 to 1 Seville(oit after
8.350. & 1000 20 to 1 had
to 120) been taken)
9 to 1 Mandrake t) 3to 1 FairWindl,2,3,
9to 1 Fortunio ,of (t)
9to 1 Ailuttoury (of)
Even each apt Alleaburz and Gomera being in the first

*lour (t)
or. LEGER.
11 to 8 apt Hermit (t to 1.100, after 0 to 4 had been
taken to nearly CLOW.
100 to 90 Vauban (, take 4to I).
10 to 1 Achievement (o)
1000 to GO Challenge (o, after 200 to 15 bad been
taken).
53 to 1 Julius
25 to 1 Marksman
93 to 1 IrEatournel
1000 to IS Allesbury (offered)
1000 to 15 Teraben (offered)
40 to 1 The Rake 'taken to 1.75)
15 to 10 Marksman running.
DERBY.
MO to •00 apt lady Elizabeth, (taken, atter 8 to 1 had
been taken to 000).
10,000 to ISO Viscount (t, atter 40 to 1 had been taken)

remAit Cazolrrazia.—Twenty-two New Forest
women are advertised to play a game at cricket at the
Antelope-grounds in Southampton next Monday. The
names of the women are advertised. Both elevens now
practice daily at Bolton's Bench, in the New Forest, for
the coming match. _ .

" WWECILING " IN DZVONSHIEZ. Budleigh
Salterton has been the scene of disorder and excitement,
brought about by an attempt on the part of the police
and Mr. Taylor, commander of the coast-guard station,
to prevent some coal which was washed ashore from
the wreck of the Ranger from being taken away by
some of the inhabitants. The attempt was quite ineffec-
tual, and large quantities of coal were carted away into
various parts of the town. Mr. Webber, coal-merchant,
who was the consignee of the Ranger's cargo, claimed the
coal washed ashore as agent for the underwriters,
to whom of course it belongs, but by making an
effort to secure it or prevent its being taken away,
he was threatened and abused, the windows of his
house were broken, and he was in imminent danger of
personal injury. After some little delay, a magistrate's
warrant was obtained for the arrest of four men for re-
moving owl, and these men were taken into custody. The
populous was then more tumultuous than before, and it
was thought the mob would break open the lock-up and
liberate the prisoners. It seems likely this would have
been attemtted had not bail for two of the men been ac-
cepted. The public have enjoyed the uninterrupted pri-
'liege of picking-up coal washed ashore for such a long
I time that the 7 regard it as • right, and possibly consi-
dered the interference and arrest before referred
to as illegal, and an infringement of their law-
ful rights. On Saturday evening, after the police pro-
ceedings, there was considerable excitement in
consequence of several threats of meditated violence,
which some of the defendants and their backers were
heard to give vent to. The houses of Captain Stone and
Mr. Webber, who had endeavoured to prevent the men
from taking the coal, were threatened with fire, and Mr.
Webber was in fear of personal injury the whole day. It
was feared that the mob would attempt some mischief or
other as aeon as they were safe from daylight, and to pre-
vent this • police officer stationed himself at Salterton and
' portion' of the coast-guard at Exmouth, Budleigh Salter
ton, and Sidmouth were placed at his disposal for the
prevention of any attempt at violence. During the even-
ing there were evidences of inquietude and discontent, but
no riotous conduct.

NORTHERN AND EASTERN RAILWAY.—The half-
yearly general meeting of proprietors was held yesterday at
noon, at the company's offices, Bishopagate station, Mr.
R. W. Kennard, M.P.,the chairman,
.presiding. The
following report was aken as read:— • The directors
have to report to the proprietors that the dividend
on the respective shares of this company for the half-
year ending the 30th of June last will become payable on
and after Monday, the 213th inst., as follows, viz.: on
shares of 501. guaranteed five per cent. per annum, 11. ss.
each, less property tea ; on shares of 501. guaranteed six
per cent. per annum, 11. 10e. each, less property tax. The
two directors retiring from office rotation are—Mr.
John Pemberton Heywood and Mr. Palmer, and
these gentlemen, being eligible for re-elect on, offer them-
bluer!
selves accordingly." The chairman, in moving that the
report be adopted, congratulated the shareholders upon the
security of their property, and upon the fact that they
felt it unnecessary to attend the meeting for the purpose
of making inquiries. Their line was guaranteed by the
Great Eastern Railway Company, to whom it was let on •
long lease. They received their rent regularly, and he
therefore saw no reason whatever to doubt that the direc-
tors should always be able to meet the proprietors with as
much satisfaction as they had done in the past. In
reply to • shareholder, the chairman said the line being
leased, the rent must always be paid In cash, else they had
the power of entering on the line, • step they should not
be at all indisposed to take, inasmuch as their property
was the best part of the Great Eastern system, and their
security was undoubted. The motion in favour of the
adoption of the report and the declaration of the dividend
recommended therein was seconded by Colonel Palmer,
and agreed to. The retiring directors were unanimously
re-elected and the proceedings, which only lasted about
five minutes, concluded with a vote of thanks to the
chairman.

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The three months' imprisonment awarded to
Mr. Pearce, a maltater, and Mr. Long, agent to Lord Fits.
bardinge, at the Bristol Assizes, for • most aggravated
assault on an old man during the late West Gloucester-
shire election, is being protested against by some memo.
rialiets in the locality. They hear with regret that " two
respectable persons' were so convicted and sentenced ;
declare that the case demands further inquiry ; and inform
the Home Secretary, to whom they appeal, that there is
some further evidence that warrants them in asking a free
pardon for both primmers.
At the Hull Police-court, the day before yester-
day, a tall lady, attired in a black dress, entered the wit.
was-box at the conclusion of the business, and complained
of some neighbours who she said had annoyed her, and
had even gone to the extent of killing her. In the course
of • rapid incoherent outpouring of words, the intended
meaning of which it was not easy to catch, she stated that
the neighbours in question carried on coffin making,
stabbed her, and sometimes seemed to be pulling bar heart
from her side. They at last killed her, and she still con-
tinued to experience their tortures. A gentleman stated
that the woman was labouring under • mental delusion.
CRYSTAL PALACE.—A great combined fete is an-
nounced to take place at the palace this day and evening.
The attractions include a display of the Great Fountains
at three, • vocal and instrumental concert at four, the
game of La Crease by the 18 Red Indians at six, and grand
dimple, of fireworks and illumination of fountains at half-
past eight o'clock. The palace will be illuminated until
ten o'clock.
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