The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-15 00:00:00

*parting Enttilignue.

SII RE WSTIURY MEET I NG.- T INDAY.

This was decidedly the most disagrer able day of the
meeting. Monday was unfavourable to tl.e .port owing to
the deus.ity of thr fog, but to01:ry there w •y nearly the
name amount of fag, but to mike it was
accompanied by a heavy rain, which to fall
aimultanem.sly with the hoisting of the kr.a,ters for the
first r ir.e. and continued without any ,iudon until
the last race of the day had been run course the
attendance, eapccially of the aigh:stetg materially
affected by the unpropitious state of the r.ements, and
the ring ssa der, dto some, though not very ;rent extent.
There was general feeling of satisfaction when the racing
esencluded, ar almost everyone was drenched, either by the
rain or tho dripping of umbrellas. As will to seen from
the returu of the sport the fields again wonderfully
numerically strong, no fewer than 1 • cr 7:t-sting the
Oaldecut Nursery, and 17 the following: Handicap
Plate of All the eight events or r wade the
medium u: brisk speculation, and backers;: to have
a pretty fair tiro. of it, one of their great,: ...,hlll being in
the 2.yr-old race mentioned above, w....n.rir made a
warm favourite of the filly by Newmitrt,r ea: of English
Luse. who bad hither to not scored a victor,. The Leer
hate I I .rr.ilcap was a mere canter for Li.i...11.1;t0r, who was
made a good favourite.

THL LONCLZATZ HANDICAP of 5 a0...5. fee all ages;
winners extra. About three furlongs t.
llenyi Lid iiHISAL bl orL%ati...-1..; yrit,
'At Alp
LOW ;Is s king of Ni.s.les. )rs, 7.1 ..:•• nv:lyon)
ii liLzututueter,Synt,:.at 41 •L tnlbi
S
11..! f..C.lwieg al:, ran :—Zises, coo.) a, ctrl

Peppier weighed for Deceiver, 4 yrs, rot 12:b, and the
horse', number wns hoisted, but sho did reach the
course it tote to st..rt. Hudson also I for Van
Diemen, and the number was telegraphed,
taken down, and he did not go to post.
Betting to 4 agst Lidiiington, 1. to I ea:h a,,st Red
Consyn 'fberniotuoter, and 10 to 1 " tl.ree.

Nrivi.onT GOLD CUP, Value 150 Sava., .D 7 subsperip-
tion of II) sots. each, 5 ft, with 50 addta, for all ages;
weight for age ; with penalties and allow nzes. One tulle
and one furlong. (27 subs.)
l rapt .in Ntavhell's Knivht of the Cart-d
Kona Malheur. 3 yra, sat -2il/
livaliforty Vividly. 3 y7l, 7st 121,
lir. ,low's udrisval. 3 yrs. 34 211,
lioubiey and Lozenge also ran.
Bettixz : 7to 4 on listight of the Gar:er, 5 to 1 agst
Mouls,..y, 100 to 15 agst Corporal, and 10 to I apt Viridia.
TI,E If v. asrosr. WELTER CUP (lilletli:ap), value-1:b
mown. by av iscription of II) soya. each; 5 ft ; winners extra;
gentlemen riders ; professionals extra. About one mile.

r. y itimo
L•ucr
• asirffin) to.
t..•ncron) 3

. ...lan V'ixeu, by Vedette •%.11111a:.5 JR, Obi 2:lb

W. lkdlq 1
tie W. Elllut's Three per Cent, 4 )10, !tit 711)
t Mr. C. ...4q-nten)
Mr 1-,-r+heim's Dar de I) nirgoyne. 4 yrr.. :ad d,,..t.ner) 3
Lt 1..11 .e al.. :—Delusent,C./ui,der..:e, .11:r ur Propre,
Grua, and Will 11,0 w.

Betting: 7 to 4 agst Vixen, 3SO 1 agst Ameur Prome,
and ,to each agst Wild Moor and Three teer Colt.
TII F. FOggiergli PLATE of 50 sore. (Handicap), for 2-yr-
elds and upwards ; winners mast". Oue
31r. Jay's Crand Peke. by The Great unku,ma—crand
Ilist.resa. a yr., not 311,
Major stayyionta lair Wind. 3 yrs, 7st .Lb .. • t r-aba:k) 2
Mr. Tli,:inssissn's Less,s. 3 yrs. ist alb .'.l,e,law 3
The followhsg also ran i--ekirialsb, Luso* Lute,
S by I.ol,4..,W—Geutk Kitty, and The BetUrlit I.
Betting : It to 4 agat Grand Duke, 4 to 1 agst the Gentle
Zito tiny, ti to 1 ag.t Leases, 11)0 to 13 apt :skirmish, 7
to 1 agst The Lizard, aid 10 to 1 apt The !:et-arum'.
THE U.C.liEcur Nunsrity of 5 sows. eac.i, wit 50 added,
hr 2.yr-olds ; penalties mid allowances. About half a
ails straight.
Mi. Iliad's. I by Newmlnster
.Craddock) I
Mr. Jays Lily. The sawn, 2
Lord Aileabery's Pie Mc, eO4 aib ;Jeffery) 3
The following also ran :—l.Jetor, Spitfire, Tiniaru, Coup
stEciat. Northern Mar, Harmony, Pains 11111, /*“.....5t 'lrreales.
Matticien. Morning !Star, Maid of Burghley, Nu4geker, had
Camps, Diadem, and Plying Scud.
Betting : IGO to 30 awn the English Rose f, Iy, 5 to 1
apt Pau icier, to 1 east Coup t'Eclat, 1151 to 15 agst
Pains Hill, sto 1 agst /Actor, to to 1 each ,it Pie Nio
and Northern Star, 100 to ti agst Harmony, and 100 to 7
each 51st Pinnate and Spitfire.
H. 131,1, als PLATE of 25 toss., for 2-yr-olds and upwards;
winners extra. Five furlongs.
Lord Wilton a Paruta, by Parnmsaa—Archtreis. 3 yea,
Tat tali
Mr. 111,41ey a 11.11113 Donna, S yrs, sst 12Ib Puller) 2
Nla.itensie s ly cot, 3 yea, Tat YIL 'smeism)
The fil..wing al.. ran:—Hoorn of Trumps, list-river, Ada-
aaanthei. -.be !mime, Ainisley, raidlea, c by ss ill It.irell—Colot,
Columbine. Timing% Sour Grapes, Lineal filly, 1!., !shrew, Os-
prey, and Primula...
. . .

Netting : sto 2 agst Ainsley, 4 to 1 apt Deceiver, $ to 1
each apt Prima Donna and Columbine into 1 agst Queen
of Trumps and Sycee, and WO to 8 apt Parma.
THE l.;!tOOY STAKES of 5 1101,11. each, with 'S./ added, for
an ages ; weight fur age, with idling and other allowances.
Half a mile.
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Joni Wiltides King of Spadei, by King of Trumps—
ilunini iug ilird. ♦yrs, sat 1114 Kenyon) 1
Mr. V.-adman's livoi 14, ::yra, rat loll)
Mr..:‘! .:kensien Mo. brie 3 pa, list 41b i .n.itroni 3
The !.;:i.irine alt. ran :—Verity, Pesos, !dale, and 11:ling,
Bettit:g : 2 to 1 each apt Moebrie and Brenda, 4 to 1
apt King of Spades, aad 10 to 1 " bar three."
TEE :.4aLOPIAN }ICBMS Rica (Handicap) of 5 soya.
each witli fat added; winners extra; second saved his
stake. About two wiles and a quarter, over tight flights
of hurdles.

11r..9. [noble, by Genbnat—mael Agnes,
4 Ille 1011. extra; ...... . ... . nt(ler) 1
ler. 1, eatbe..te%. N,mltreu, 4 yrs, trat 311, W. A Lite) 2
Mr. Wal•levrave, 3 yn, bet 1.1,,1man) 3
The !..il./IVlllg alit. nut :—Ttuuult, l'halbsus, owt n Roe, aad

Betting: Even on Maria Louise, 4 to lagat Lord Waldo-
grate, 1 to 1 apt Monitresa, and 10 to 1 ages Thuiult.

Notwithstanding the untoward ccc•imstances
which put a stop to the intended fight between Mace and
Baldwin for the championship a few weeks sin: e. the prise
ring does not seem to have lost its attractions. inasmuch
as several tight, are announced to come otf dining the next
few weeks in the neighbourhood of London. For next
week no fewer than three fights are arranged to take place
In what in called the London district.

TREATED'S:. PIRAcY. —An action in the Common
Pleas, " Boucicault r. Egan," was heard yesterday before
a special jury, under the presidency of Mr. Under Sheriff
Burchei, at the Bherili"s Court, Red Lion-a%tmre, to re-
cover compensation by Mr. Boucicault, ti.e dramatic
author, from Mr. Egan, the manager of tee Queen's
Theatre, Manchester, for pirating The Loner Strike. The
damages were laid at 2,0001. Mr. Francis was counsel for
the plaintiti. and Mr. Jordan for the defendant. The
action was brought under the Dramatic Literary Copy-
right Act, and three courses were allowed—a sum of -Ms.
per night, the amount received, or the low snatained. The
defendant pleaded to the action, and afterwards with-
drew the pleas, as it was alleged by his learned counsel,
because he was made bankrupt, and did not wish to put
the plaintiff to any costs. The action proceeded on the
execution of a wnt of inquiry to assess the amount to be
awarded. Mr. Francis opened the case, and only called one
witness, the plaintiff. Mr. Boucieault stated that he was
▪ dramatic writer. In 1866 he produced, at the Lyceum
Theatre, the play of The Loaf, Strike, and some incidents
were taken from the novel of " Mary Barton," and the
ether part was original. It was played three months in
London. He made an arrangement with Mr. Calvert, of
the Prince's Theatre, Manchester, to bring out the play,
and was to have one-half the gross receipts, less St. 6s. Bd.
for the expenses, and it was played for thirty nights. The
defendant, however, produced a similar play, called The
Great Strike, and the arrangement with Mr. Calvert, of the
Prince's Theatre, was broken off. In two otht r pews he
bad realised from Lim upwards of 8001. each. The
piece of The Great Strike had been produced at
the Pavilion Theatre in London, and was said to be
written by n Mr. Harlewood. He had read the play, and
It was a *racy of his work The Lows &rat Hs be-
beve.l be introduced the system of getting half of the
receipt., and the autloirs, Mr.Roberteon and Mr. Eurnand,
acted on the same. Previously it was common to pay the
authors so touch per night. Mr. Jordan addrewed the
court. He complained of the conduct of the i laintiff in
going on after the bankruptcy, when he was liable for
double costs. He subtnitted that the defendant was not a
" wilful wrongdoer," and it was hard to go against a fallen
man. He thought that a farthing was sufficient damages
with the double costs. Mr. Egan, the defendant, was
galled. He said he received the play from London, and
produced it. Ho played it twenty-four nights, and the
profit was It. lta. per night during the time be played
She poet Strike. He had caused a letter to be written
to withdraw the pleas after he was a bankrupt. The jury
oonsn'ted for nearly three-quarters of an hour,: idassessed
the d unagen at 44.4
RE3IoVAL Or DEAD BODIES TROY THE CITY.—A
notioehas been issued by the parochial authorities that in
consequence of a portion of the south or front churchyard
of M. sepulchre. sinowhill, being required for the purpose
of the liolbuni-valiey improvements, the dead bodies lying
there will Le removed with all due care to the ( ity ceme-
tery at Ilford. It is intimated that those persona who
wish to claim the bodies of their relations and friends may
have them fur the purpose of interment elsewhere.
A meeting of the Trades Unions Commissioners
was held yesterday at 1, Park-prospect Great Queen.
sweet, Westminster. Present—The 'Aught Hon. Sir W.
AIL chairman ; the Earl of Lichfield, Lord Etch°, 3LP.,
the Right Hon. Sir E. W. Head, Bert., K.C.E., Sir D.
Gooch, Bert., 31. P., Mr. H. Merivale, ('.R., Mr. J.
Booth, C.B. Mr. J. A. Roebuck, Q.C., Mr. T.
Hughes. M.P. Mr. F. Harrison, and Mr. W. Mathews.
Mr. J. H. Patteson, secretary to the commission, was also
t. presen HEALTH RESTORED BY Du BARRY'S FOOD TO THE
drorseri, lungs, and liver of old and yonne, curing dys-
pepsia 144i:cot/no ,00nstipation, diarrhea*, headache,
neuralgia. hyderia, pa/pitation, sleeplessness. debility, wasting,
cough. usthnma. favors, coututuption, low spirits. 60,000 manual
cures which LA resisted all medicines. Including that et his
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