The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-08 00:00:00

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LIVERECOL snuto szarnics.—Wamay.
The Date ot the simmetchess world has mos mom MO
decided, and the orom coradvj hew et the Year Die esalokwalle
the blue Mead of AlearOre. rits T
aredgmaraD that the Wald
MAGMA RIM IMM delPgr show gei_e
cdometer 'reamed bus point Mike Mug lYt of quotations wawa
More for same weeks appeamd
the peril labetrmodenana, cent:beat
most preastaent bans Is
Oarkdvte, L'Aftlosio„ ,aad jams a backed ire win ha.
mom is of mete, while *we were most flattering romans
earreot amosming ewers" of the madden. Although Uwe
was • fell Meow la Me coons of the mondng, and the
eh was IWerb mid, the country was good going, and the
meths, was favourabie to olospiethasbg. Time is no feature
eanaseted with raring timsegkerat
ra the Fewest
aisesailag we 010
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the Grand Nat West, divltatilag as an l
home moms empastionek awl the didereace in theevent
chareceseef the vest _.'loge who magregraes at an points
vitae a Wow can be obtained el thillMOlONiscodest
dimbet boa the crowds at mm
el the week The
Grand Mend woe literally crammed se soca as Ms oom-
mooed, and so west was onsitoanis in its ma,
sad 001/1/1/0.1141 PA t$ trim a dilloalk w totem cee's
way throeo the compact body bosimahnn la the maim Wit
The early how at which war penal wm daspatchol, within a
few minutes time of the decision of the ohms, preolodes the pm
Walley of lengthened introductory remarks. As will be gleaned
from the accompanying return. Ocetolvin alone, of the favourites
for the Grand ifeihswel. took a prominent part In the struggle at
the ilaish, though tie Was was scarcely Irmo doubt whoa the
horses strived the race at which pint the oarotolly
named Salamander had the rosinhand, and woe easily.

EQUITY COUNTS.-.Masco 7.
(Mote the Xmas ei the Roils)
AieLo-01LUZ WWI MATKUSIOS Col/WART, 3i.C.
(unrrepl.
This winding-up petition by Xmas. Great sad Cask. of
61, Orford-street, came on again te-day.
Admiral Elliot, the chairman, as oressexamlned. bf
lir. Selwyn, and said be had signed on egreement preriestil
to take 100 shares of 401. The book he signed woo Opel
by Weeding shareholders for 8,000 shares. Ie August he
applied for 25 shares. Warwick was the eseeetery, sad
phial up the spplioatke at his Mama In he
let 200.- He paid the 251. sad the 2001. as applies.
applied
3001. on iilniest. The payees anasposat
was at me earl. The shares were taken as the 13th October.
He transferred 200 shares to Xmas, and then lad IS7 free
shares teseeforred to himself. He thought the digesters'
bares Might to be 50. The theme were allotted to his when
be wee resat. The weep wee paid by seek shareholder.
He barred that Happen ma the aseihtse a Sem 1011011
bed Mahe mow to pay for the shares. He might bays lent
it het pesdse.d to hold the shares, whisk were at e
Mildreke Ithea of three pit cent. Maim offered is
ek lie theme at one preathan if they did not sell at
the market pries. He memestedlXame to repay bins the
moneys. at issat 5001.. spent by himself on asemel of the
oompeay, to be paid whoa hkeould. Ha should have lost ft
sltsgether if the company had sot bees brought oak The
alma then detailed a peat many acenestansis relative
to the formation of the company. nose was may oas loan
sad that WU a MID of 7,000& dewed by IMP
mg, on the Commodore, onesiesed of the conaany's weemb.
Wee am& were am regi in the essepay's seam
The Commodore cost 31,0001.. the other two WOOL
auk : he did sot know whether the Wee van* =di be
'sort pged. The somata was now endeaveseag psi
more favourabie tams teem thebeildsek_whehave remised
40,0001., 10,0001. cub sad 30,0001, la Ueda the eon-
%misted agreements the builders are to sappiy two ssieffer
and are larger WOWS then the Ommoodera la reference%
au aimed agreement foe the payment by the shipledblers to
Xmas, the manses' director, et 10,0001. as a semealockes
on the ordees of the eampsay for fifteen midge. the witness
eati that he had heated, if say seek essmasimion ware
add, the company should reso the tease of it. Whs.
cortaie ehareholdece compla to the directors old=
takes shares a the Mama efin& listam. the board
they could as sables to mast theta. Elobsizemettr;
however, a we nerlsestood the atoms, the
took the advice of oonmel, and star amiderhig
that salvia, counsel were spin easelted as to Os
gel= course of the direekra is miaow to the shas.
introduced by Metma. In pursuance ot women
(vision arrangements were made, and the shares d the
complaining parties were trassfarred I. Mr. Bradbury, in
whose name they now stand. The paean money for
the shame was paid by some of the directors with a view
to their ultimate transfee to other persons. Bredbtay bad
100 shares which he has transferred ba Mamie ; these were
paid for es allotment. Mr. Harmed was the broker of
ihe eampaeLeehe4ol.B *Aries was acted upon geeerally
the Stook slake of the company. The directors
were to receive 3, a year among them.
Beexaminsd by Mr. load. Q.o.—He bairns acquainted
with Xmas in the beglanier of 1864. At that time
he (Xmas) and others were espied in getting up the
roespeny, which they asked him to Jain, but de-
nim& la that year be spent mask thee and nosey in
refamos ho the matter, and is Deeember Xenon offered
him aa agreement ss to the tams of his Joining the company.
In July, 1865, he Aped an agreement. redaning the 4,0001.
what he was to lave reesived seder the Ana seresenent to
3,0001. The company was Lambed in July, 1866. Leos
had remind no money be the amount stipulated in
the articles Ifetaxa, en he iatrodection, said he bed very
patriotic foams towards Greece, and hat he was a large
capitalist. Appliances were madet for snoterons
shares, as malty as 1,500, by venom armee, throigh
Metaxa. No difdenlty arose WI be left. Meters prombed
to pay a sum of money ea a partionlar day, but he cams the
ley before that partioaler day and amid he shield not he
able to pay it. Re had previously written .letter, marked
private pad addressed toms. in reinsure to this payment,
sad when he called sad mad* an explinatiou, it was shown
to him that his ceplenstion was at variance with hie letter.
At Metma's last attendance at the board a disagreement
,seenrred in reference to his letter, be., and the whams
stated that he left the room. sayg that he
would not spin sit at the board with Milan. end
lietass said that he would sow roan the sad the
'character of every individual in it. Three 'hips have made
eite voyage each, and each bad malised • wed% of 6001.
'Three ships are making no AdmW Eike wo-
=of the ober, made yesterday by Canal
sit
whereupon his lordship observed that tits admiral
bad completely replied to-bay. The wittier demand the
ernseeboas which had been meigned to Ike eme. them
coacessioes were described in a letter tram the ftestiwy of
State for Groom ; the company also poomeseed a demised
limed by forty of the principal Greek shippers to Loodosi
wag* to ship their merchandise by this company. The
sights and privileges of the old company wan conceded to
this, and were very valuable.
The pretest secretary, croesemmdned by Mr. Roxburgh
—Ho had been one month in the service of the iseropany ;
salary 2501. a year. There •were eight other clerks. The
bo okeepres salary was 2001. The oompany had accounts at
three beake—vie., the Interaational, with a present balance
of 171.65. Id.; at Cionttis, with a balms* of 42.12 E 2d.,•
and at the Metropolitan red Provincial, with a bahmes of
1,0651. les. Id. Them wereeurrent accounts. The company
was liable to the shipbuilders for about 80,0001. ; towards
that sum 10,000& in bills bad been received from the Rail-
way Fineries Company, and endorsed to the builders. The
latter company was credited for 51. per share la teepee of
their shame la the Anglo-Omsk, toe., Company. No bills
had been received from the Imperil Agency Clompasty.
There were no debtsowlag by the conspany other time that
due to the builders and the stockage debt.
Mr. Bradbury, orces-examined by Mr. G. Hastier, stated
among other things that the book cioniteisieg the ap-
plications for shares was met for and examined by the
Stock E.:ohmage committee. Segos went Ware that
committee. The examination of the beck mad the atten-
dance of Xenoe had refer:ace to a settling day,whiolt was
,dosed by the committee.
Xmos, the managieg director, was then erces-caamined
by Mr. Roxbargh—He had received 25.0001. for his meow
sions from the company, smelly, 8,0001. ash, 12,5001. in
sham, and the rest in bills which were paid. This cross-
summates was not concluded when the court rose. and will
be rearmed to-morrow.
In reference to the ooste of those roman of the com-
y who appeared by separate counsel, his Lordship said
ashe aura was quite 'oval he most very carefully eon-
eider that paten. The directors who separately appeared
would seem to ham been able to defend themselves while
represeotirg the company. The matter would receive his
most serious comideration.

Tun ViliaMa Cut (Ba.) of 50 son, added to a sweep-
stokes of Mon each ; sad allowances ; prof...lord
Men mirk Om ails sad a ecjailecri.uaLsaba)
Mr. B. Hinson% Deer-Ticklish
!MIK 4 ne, 914 71814eliftit ax) (J. Osborne) 1
Mr. Ws The Clown, Spa, ltd Sib .. ..(Mr.Munford)
Mr. W. H. loot& as liergesstj Pena* 5 yrs, get (ins
7fts sa) diens* S
Meorpome also rsn.
Betting: 6 to t an The Clown, and 7 to 3 apt any other.
Tan Mena HANDICAP of 106 son., added to a rivrenikes
ell son sack for S-yr-olds and uz:rd_s. PeniMits and
alloweaces. Abed 6 fetiongs. (1111 saber
Mr. W. G. Craven's Caustic. to The Mks Peddle
Sps, Gil 101 b g:nya:nin) 1
Mr. Gordon's Three per Cent, ft yrs, Sat 111 b.. tS
Mr. T. J. lases Bithopton. 4 yrs, OS GIL Oen S
TM following Km ran :-Skyhtli, Who, *Parearatok boa,
UMW% Jake of the and Umtata.
illetleg: 7to 4 espt Juni% 6 to it apt Skyiset, 6 to 1 spit
Then_ per Cud. 100 to 15 apt John ,of the Ides, and 16 to 1
Taw
ROAM HANDICAP of 5 son each, f ft. with SO added: car-
tels issmides aad alicanneek Om mile and ahall over four
Spada Of Imam II sets.)
Mr. Barber's Catawag..by Connaotion..ltrok a aczeg
) 1
Lord Paialstes Bessamt. 6" llet 71b billowedMtnte
Mr. W. G. Cravues KM 6 pan, at'
The following also ren:-Lucele, Ones cd KW
Clairvoyeate, and Vinyard.
!Win : 7to 4 apt Bennet, 100 tee Pt opt Cutaway, 9 to
apt(Bairirnantie, 7 to 1 apt all, and 10 to 1 eget sap *Km
To Gunn NATMInti finannaltAlS (aanp) of Sin son,.
added to a Handicap Sweepstahm of 15 ans. IS It ;
wt -
hers after the pabilestlan of the weights exam the mooed to
awe his ink% LAMM four mills said a pasta.) (fil salsa, SS
of when diedireil and mild 6 sena. each.)
Mr. IL atruld's Salamander, by Ftreaster-lomlbad
tKW (Mr. A. 1 'I
Lord Pantries Cortolvin, aged. llst Kb
Mr- MeV' Cleo* ageklOst Nib V
• Selowlas also na=4..llsert, Mantas% Ds=
TlAMeala. =en Bad Court.
Isms, Thossinownble,ginnk. isayonTrbirllegeins4
' Delembia. Mink% Kr W
I An of Heart% King of HilialZeal Jam, Cutler, Mato%
ter=West
: 7to 1 ewe eget lama sad Ocetolvin, 10 he 1 Sple
Alarrhea°, ciblads, lOle 1 gash Mistah
4 to 1 aptVAtrieste„ 100%
and to 6 apt Creole, IMalaita
0 to idyl
Di aget Dam. The
to 1 apt RM. of Hearts, 40 to 1 fan apt Beisaasader,
eephee. Somas geldieg, and Ball Cont. 50 to 1 apt ,
Mto 1 sash 21knesslown. ltereeter Wm of limb. 01115P6
Bad. • lean Wattles afar thsitozetered ties for the skit (kW
pa 4) the` *My oreapetiton maim AS*
a In ni the post. °aft to the ansiPreli=tla Mrsteer W
get mess k Salt order, the was gives at
adrift, to Imer deka& The lot at once streamed awitya=
=trof WSWlldent. who, as showed
reemed. was left tr,d, mai= Sla
the amid Millillnagwers mole two hashed yards in
/boomtown was the Mt to now oomplasenely tscoel"=
griZhe mitslieed until approaciag Pe Inti
e. Westßeporter, Zig et = gel
Zed .Tess, sad Mistake. Cortolvia bong
of the but division, conspicuous meow, trhen mu/
the colours of Alciblad% Thus
c= snag woe sall
the hunt ; and ha the mann* roar, t
cairn, Ilesberg. and Milltown. At the =Tree Im=
all the best for his stable oomanin, rushed to the fent. sad
all the ant Slight got over ; lent thus eras a areflimiligi
, atilt the ruck Dahlman and Ring of Hearts *Mg
cannoned waled, and the Preach bred one
forward narrowly escaped causing down sada* Jam
Holman (who showed great self-pousesion) could kir bone
he had lost a great OM oftwind, and thus the of the
top weight was at once ex much to the dismay of his
bechers. At the suoreedlog Soon. be: floundered into a dit•M
and being unable to extricate himself, was
Hearts eveo= hauled
oat by 90039 of bystanders. Ace of
after-
wards tarned up, hut not trumpsfor his backers, as he ell. and
was not afterwards in the race, although ltz. Edwards went on
with him. Philosopher, too, came to an end wrideatly not
dreamt of In his rider's philosophy, as he fell, sad scaling his
Jockey from the saddle, scrambled on to his legs, sad
careened Co riderless, and being rid of his weight
soon plated the leaders. Creole dlreetly afterwards went on
with the lead at a clipping pee, and Aldbtade, and Mistake,
emerging from the ruck, ran through their hones one by one,
and went on In the order named. Appealable( the canal aids)
toile one-half the ocesigethan were dinned 91. sad Cutler fall-
ing heavily at this point, was not further pemerered with. Hall
Coon, who bad hitherto been running remsrkably well, rushed
Impetuously at the posts and rails fast helot* reach-
lug the resecoarse, and, sheathe young Rena cow
;direly out of the saddle, cams down, but him Pokey
his legs pined Philosopher. the loose pair ping on
r fgetna do. Motoring theetraight, Creole, whose coleus were
list mistakes for those of Cortolvin, still led the way with •
clear lead of Alciblade, who was slightly in advance of Merri-
sad as they made for the water am in had of the stead,
Bmac,ee land. dating the riderless bojnesp coming In his nook
steadied Atriblade, and struck with his whip at Hall Court,
upon which Mistake was enabled to clear the obstacle hi ad-
Tenn of him, Mr. Angell's horse being succieseted by
Salamander, Minima., and Real Jam, surly to a Ins,
next to wham emu Oortolvin sad the Rom gelding,
who heeded the next body of horses. • lose way in
rear of whom were Illenomirn, L'Ahicala, King of Hearts, end
Reporter. in the next quarter of a mile Mistake cilsmppeared
trom the front, and no noteworthy change took place until
reaching the fence preceding Becher's brook. where Aldbtade
came down, and Merrimac went on In pursuit of Creole, followed
by Oortolvin, Salamander, and Real Jam : bat the latter soon
died aw sad was pseud by Thomastown, Liglitheart, the
Rama and the Doctor. The hoped of Ireland were,
however, az at the fence alter Valentine's brook.
where Thonsainown came down a tremendous " cropper."
As they neared the racecourse Salamander ran up to the We of
Creole,whoos he headed at the next fence, and immettlateo after-
wards Concerto took mooed place, but upon fairly ent-niet the
straight he was several lengths in the rear of Salamander. who
evideatly had the race tahand, and though Page resolutely oiled
upon his horse the game effort he made was useless, as
Salamander landed over the last Jump several lengths in advance
of him, end won very sully by ten lengths, Certolvin detesting
Creole by four lengths for second honours. lightheart was
bad Mink Merrimac nth, and the Doctor, walking in, enth -a
wide 1091199111 'operating hint from Glenourn, heal .Isar, glen-
bem Laura,Mistake, Reparter, the Boma gelding, end A lel-
blade who cantered home in • group. The extreme division
(whowalked In) was composed of Colombia, L'Afriesba, Stella,
Thomadown, Ace et Hearts, Cutler, and yllllawn. Hall Court-
riderless - who on the entire course, Meshed, singularly
enough. between Salamander and Cortolvba, the being an un-
availing second-the position be occupied brit yeer. no lam
was run la it sunnieslq mounds.
Tan Two-Itiat OLD PLATS of 60 eovs., coin it 10Ib ; Win
Sot bib winners extra aiding allowances. T.Y.C. (11 mbe)
Mr. Modpaan's b f by Vedette-MOM (50() Tet 121 b
(Heertfield) 1
Lord Westmoreland's f by Hospoder-lady lettglinii
Mr.
11ib )
Mr. T. t.riflithe Highland Lass (SOLI, 7st Itlb Raster)
Betting opened at 6 Le t on the Lady Betty tiny, bat closed at
evens apt the fispiaa filly, and 5 tot apt the lady Betty filly.
Won by • head : • bad third. The winner was bought by Mr.
Mills for 64 gn nem.
A HANDICAP PLATS of 40L, for 5-yr-olds and upwards ; winners
this day 1011) extra. T.Y.C.
Mr. Hodgman's Venturesome, by Promised land- Comm.
len 3 yrs. Met 7lb (Murray) 1
Lord W esimorleats Indian Star, 3 yrs 7st 31b (Rearm)
Mr. W. G. Craven's Panacea, 3 yrs, let Sib
Betting :6to 4 on Venturesome. Non by two lengths ; the
ante between esooad and third.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
Kamm 7.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
matt= m 111701171.
His lordship said that he wee of opinion that there Ina
no osae to go to the jury. Be had great doubt area if
them had bon a oats whether, soder the Oreamsteneas
which took place at the time of the separation, be
would be justified in prolamin a divorce. It smeared
that the separation wee sever agreed to by the wife. A
man might marry a washerwomaa's daughter or say bodyMegelse,
else, and so Meg se she conducted herself with propriety
he was bound to support bee.
The jury, under the direction of his lordship, found that
the adultery bad not been proved.
The petition was accordingly &missed, and the peti.
tioner condemned in costs.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
-
(Before Mr. Bodkin, Amistant-Judge.)
Charles Haresewerik, 21, sad Henry Brown. 23, won is- '
dieted for stealing • silver watch, value V. 10s., the pro-
perty of John Mann. from his pinyon.
The prosecutor was pairing does Whitschapel-red and
stopped at a "tell where tools were for sale, when be felt a
Tat FORTHCOMING VOLIINTLIR RHYTHM. —Yee- tog at his watch, and immediately collared the primmer
terlay afternoon, the commending officers of the various Harmeworth, who was standing nearest to him, and wad,
volunteer corps held a meeting at the rooms et the Natioaal "You have stolen my watch.Raginswerth replied,
Riffs Association, Pall-mall, to receive and onsider a report " Have 1 ?—seareh me," at the mine kismet passim some-
of the committee of othintandieg officers appointed to visit thing to Brown. The prosecutor kept bold of Harnametk
Brighton, to inquire into the advisability of holding the and Brown was afterwards secured by the police. He mid
Rester Monday volunteer review on the same ground se to the prosecutor, "If you don't charge me, I will try and
last Tear. Lord flambe' occupied the chair. It was get you another."
anomalously resolved that the review shall take piece as The jury found both the primmer. Guilly.
Brightoo, and that the secretary laths's,e the same to the Mr. George Agee, head winder at the City Priem, Bob.
mayor. The question of making the volunteer review-day way, proved the following ooevietiona spinet the prisoner :
1 the day for general inspection for corps present was die- —March 4, 1881, three mouths ; Julie 13, two months ;
. missed, but no decision was soon to. Os the motion of Lord October 30, two mouths • January 1, 1882, two mooths ;
Grosvenor it was resolved that the review of metropolitan May 10, two months ; September 22, twelve mouths 4 the
volunteers be held in Hyde-park on some afternoon during Osistral Criminal Court ; April 2, 1864, three mouths.
the summer, by premiums of his Royal Highness the Mr. George Loam, of of the House 4 Correction,
Rawer, sod that with the sanction of the Inspector-G=oml Coldlistb.fields, said the prisoner bad bad twelve months in
of Volunteers it Asa los optiosal with all sod any of the !that pekoe 'Mee.
corps attending such review to have their sanual inspection The Assistant-Judge eseteoced Rarmawoeth to be kept
take place at the MIDI time, and that their Royal High- ,in petal seivitade for gorse years. As the primate was 1
names the Priem and Pnneess of Wake to requested to ' being Pissed mat of the dock Indio( to the cello he Amok
review.
the prosecutor a violent blowlinder the left ear, which was
IN FIANISM Camr.—At Alder. AT ALDERSHOTbeard throughout the mark Upon this the Assistant.
shot petty sesnous yesterday as Irishmen mimed Neal was Judge ordered tbe prisoner to be brought bank end seek'
placed in the dock, lied addressing him said—You bevelled
charged with eateries the camp at Aldershot oa the pre- the „duet, to stas the prosoontor a violist bkw within
vious Thursday, 4d loeitiug soldiers to desert, and also the „iv wale se the wart, Thu he came here topsekrk
with declaring himself to be a Falliall. Private Martin a public date. I shall therefor* alter your motence, and
Carroll, of the 28th Regiment, stated that Isetweee one she sestssos- i now pronounce upos „er k. that you
be kept
and two o'clock on. the day in question he saw the prisoner ' .
lin penal servitude far tea years. With respect to you,
it No. 28 canteen standing by_ the Ike, sad heard him use ! Brown, you do sot appear to be so bed am your compete:cm,
the words, " I sin • Femme." He then looked at witness
.but 1 ould have you take warning by his fate, Red the
and said, "Take off the recimentals you have on, and be- •
come a Nolan Eke me." Witnem told him to sit down, ' bat
e labour fory twilotriur Thbe.r. pri"..odrutgaathek plo s elk:
adding that he bad recently been bothered enough sheet eater he said—As we believe yea have gist
seine
Peonies at Birmingham. Ti. err seat of the eaatele, on -
injury, we order you to Tessivo 11. in addition to your
hearing of the prisoner's conduct, ordered him to be placed cask, allowanos far atrawdows.
under arrest, and he was at once removed to the pike
stain. The priscaer wee intoxicated at the time. After _ - - - -- - - - --•
fertile, confirmatory widens', the prisoner la defame pa New rAits FOR Soffefflaint.—At the monthly
aided), denied having made use of the expressions attri. rissetleg of the Rotherhithe Vestry, held last eight, it was
bated to him, and said thvt so far frees eadesvottriag to stated that the Metropolitan Board of Works had now
belle soldiers to joie the FillibliS he had only just taken obtained possess on of the whale of the land required for
his o" I" "P 10 the Regimen to get him to joie the the formation of the Dew Sowthwark park, and the work of
army He was sentenced to a menth'slaerkicrement with clearing some of the mathst gardens bad baseoemeeseeed.
Ihard *labour. The prisoner was described as a journ-yinsa Some teemmests required would be gives up to the board
tailor, and has bees living in the asigliboushood f..r three alter Ladr-day, sad the work would then be rapidly pro-
maths. mieded a•