The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-05 00:00:00

PROGRAMMER OF THE SHREWSBURY SPRING

Tut HAWISTONI Cyr (ilsitdkap), value 100 son. sad
upwards, by subscription of 10 son. each; each subsoribse
to name two bones, sad slao may ran two bona. Cup
Counts. Ow mils sad a hill.
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AOWIPTANOIS 103 THU Se sores= liwissefrAsse
ev!..s, of 10 ens. emb, 6 ft, with 80 :fry the iss-
(Met die estrebleswibTtlesAZightaj vein Won,. to Lase
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141 h, GM the mood is say snob ewe 7lb extra ; if of the
Clerelsmi or OseMe Plate at fibreldery, to carry 14lb
extra over sad above all other penalties; hoses basin nst
in the Clenisad adAM being plated abseil 116 er the
original weight; only ass allowance • theme, et the essead
bone to isn Ida Make, Shropshire Cowes, Meet a mils
ad a quitter. (7 webs)
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Till Saner Crr, ifne lisedicap, of 6 soya. each, lama
of somptsre, with a Cap, valve au. • winner alter Mateh
Stet to miry 71b extra; the noosti horse to save his stake.
If the highest weight accering be under fist 71b, it will be
raised to that weight, sad the others in pomades. Ow
mile. hometown to be declared by ram o' the sight
before remiss. — .. . Am. me .

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Tin Arrneeteau STALIN at 3 eon. ea* via II Wad;
2-yr-olds, Est 11't; throe !It 31b; four 1111
Bet 1011); the second hone te save his a.s/e• The =ltr
be sold Ow 601. Straight run in, three Mop owl •
quarter.—To close sod mos by sena edge oe Turdey
sassing.
Aoagruxame to& ash CORPORATION PLaTB (Handbag)
of 6 sore. mob, with • headeoes Plata, value 261., to 3-yr-
olds and upwards; second horse to wive his maul. Hansa
having run in the Stewards' Cup, without being pissed.
allowed Sib. off the origieal weight. • whiner stew tho
declaration of the weights to carry 141 b extra. Six below.
(10 sub.)
Ass et Ib Ar 111
Bram • 9 0 ATHA
Walham a 4 1 ti anemia 3 6 2
Murry thttlaa•
favan Haw a 7 3 Clertamatha
ladifllmov " II 1 2 windfall -. ~. , 3 6 9
THE Fate tIENDICAP ST eIteLtEHABE ... 0 00•4. each,
with 40 added; Um winner of any steeplechase or hurdle
taco of the value of 601. to carry 91b extra; if of 1001., 141 h
extra; if tits second In such latter race, Mb extra ; ills se-
cond to save his stake. Abvut four silo. (B Baba)
Aga .4 lb Hp ot lb
AMraws IMAM ..... . . . • 10 5 6 Maria Agma 6 10 0
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Holtisela : 1: I =41144418.6. •
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STEISYLECHASIS AT LA Bleacm—The weather
yesterday (Buudsy) having been megaffiosat, a very Imp
tethering of spectators of all chases asamabisd—notwith-
standing the counter-attraction of the review—to witness
the second day's steeplechases at La Marche ; and the AU/iod-
ation of 'potting characters woe mash granter than 6a the
preceding Sunday ; the betting also was brisker. Tha busi-
ness on the cud comprised three events, and two of this.
excited extraordinary interest. The first of the three was
the Grist Annual Handicap of 6,000 fr., in which some of
the very best homes In France Stored, and amongst
them Franc Picard, the most renowned of all, Kib-
worth Leas, Orkousts, and Came-Con. It was not Frame
Picard, but one of his staVe C4,111p•DilIII, Came•Cou, who
won; but from the manner in which Ktbworth Liss ran,
she would probably have °Stained the honour, of win-
ning if she had csrried a Ilttle km weight. la the woad
event only three berme 'stated, and the molt of it was
hardly ever doubtful. In the third eight home rew, and at
the brook three of them fell. One of the three, Parrieree,
threw hie rider Williams (a well-known jockey Is AM races)
with great violence to the ground, and partly fall on him.
Wiliam was @tunnel by the fall, and was carried off the
issubd siaselan. Ties caused some Inconsiderate tenons
I. ay, " Hs Is Mad," fad • profound sensation was created.
After the race, however, it was ascertained that Williams
had received no other Injury than a tremendous abakieg.
The rider of Nuclei., Beckley, was also thrown somewhat

THE QUEENBOROUGH MORDISIL-011T readers will
remember that at the late amine for the county of Kent a
young man, named Frederick Prentice, was indicted for the
murder of a young girl, named Hama Copping, at Quetta-
borough, by cutting her thmat. The evidence clearly esta-
blished the guilt of the prisoner, and indeed he never
attempted to deny that be was the anther of the crime.
When he wes placed at the tar before Mr. Baron Martin he
pleaded guilty to the charge, and although the learned judge
eunestly impressed upon him the senate coneequenes that
would inevitably result from etch a plea he p-reiated in it.
The prisoner wee thereupon sentenoed to (hate. The un-
happy young man, who is only 90 years of age (his victim
beteg only 17), appears to have oonductad himself in the
most esemplary manner ever since be hes bees la the Maid-
stone Owl, and has paid the mat eeriest attention to the
discourses of the Rev. Mr. King, the &aphis el
the gaol, and it also appaare that since he has
been in the ;rims he has learn. d to read end write. It ap-
pears that tome communication took place between Mr. Baron
Martin and the gaol atthorltiss after tte reeteece of death
had been pared upon the prisoner, during which the learned
judge stated that if any at7ps were takes to promo& com-
mutation of the capital punishment, and the Home SecreAry
should think at to save she life of the admit, ha should we
stand la the way of sods a coarse being takes. A copy of
I the depositions were sent to the Home Secretary, end on
Saturday Mr. Palmer. the under-sheriff for the county of
Kent, went t) the Home-eta:* to mosetain what dead=
had been oozee to, and he wry Informed that, upon • carafe]
review of all the circuresten-es connected with the case, and
the facts contained in the depositions, the Secreary of diets
for the Home Dcpsrtment could not see any ground for re-
commending the primary to the mercy of the mown, and
that the low therekre most take its course. A notiflostion
to that effort woe sent down In Maidstone on the same day,
and It wee communioeted to the prisoner, who received the
drevifut intelligence with tho same calmness that he has
evinced ever since be has been in onatody.. The mecutios
will take place on Thursday emit at 12 ticket.
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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Aput 4.
(Bean Mr. COMIlltifii0110? (las!bum)

The bankrupt, a shoe manufacturer, of Earls Barton,
Northamptonshire, afq for his certiacate. The account',
prepared by Mean, show of 21,8001., with
meets of 2,9001. The lie ties, to the extent of 8,0384 ware
on behalf of Davies and Boa, of Graceolturch-street.
Mr. Pennell, in his report on the case, testes that the
bankrupt was in a deficiency at the beginning of 1867 of
4,3611. On remelts of 67,9184 in two years he had made a
gross profit of 6311. only. In addition to the failure of Da-
vies end Son, the bankruptcy was traoesbls to overtradieer
and exceedve expenditure, the trade expanses being 2,4911.
and the hones and personal expenses 4761.
Mr. Lawrence supported, Mr. Wellborn opposed for the
meioses.
It was urged that the bankrupt had gone on tred;ng far
yeare after be bad known himself to be Insolvent ; that the
' upraise' were five times the meats, and that the bankrupt
had been gradually getting worm. At the same time, the
amignees acquitted him of anything like fraud. He had
been la busiams fee seventeen years without failure ; and it
was urged on his behalf that he had suffered from the rite in
the market few leather. He bad been brought to the court
by the failure of Davies and eon, whom transaction& were
enormous, and whose estate was being wound up under in-
spection.
His Honour said It was right that the court should tell
traders that they ought not to go on trading when they
ware Insolvent, increasing their deficiency year by year.
Traders ought to fame their &faculties before the matter
hmems hopehae. The certificate (dad clam) mast be sue-
puede* for six seastbe from the date of the petition, there
being no Imputation on the homey and fair dealing of the
leankrup4.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENOB.

HOME CIRCUIT—EiNorrow. Aran 4.
SWUM IP. 211111 ?OLTTICIXIO INSTITIMON.

This was an action to recover damages for injury alleged'
to have been seetainad by the negligace of the defendant,.
Kr. Ludo, Q.C., sad Mr. T. J. Clark appeared for
the pl intiff ; end Mr. *Ma haws, Q.C.; and Joseph
Brown to tibe defiedentL
A. good teal of saleattle *Alsace was adduced at the port
of the plaiting to show that the alteration that had ban
made Ili die salmis wee of an im roper character, end
tending to the remit that bad occurred ; and this clamed the
can.
Mr. Janes wade en address to the jury, with hie usual
ability, on behalf of the defendants, and he argued that they
had dam all in their power to reader the building perfect,
end that the unfortunate occurrence which he nod they of
cams very much lamented was the result of an accident
ewer which they had no control, and that therefore they
were not liable. . .

Zigriatreny Wend& pinata, balder,, and others,
were called r w sersZand they termed an opinion that
the alleratler that had tqsa made wan justified by their
esperiirea sad that than wail no rearm for apprehending
that *a arse of Or stainer la gqnation with iron Irma at
all crearril neoriarlly to oocsron the erasterhe that

Kr. Judea Wightutan summed up the whole of the evi-
dence wry werefally, sad in the result left four questions
for timmewsiisoulin Military. First. whether the defendants
Ind taimniiwealinenwity sissy negi;geore ; seoondly, whe-
ther they had employed ceopettnt persons to perform the duty
ef soling allssetione that were required bad peke
whether,
they had,
In se, these pawns had performed tks
then In • pew wad workmanitke manner ;
ilswerwheltor the eseldent was attributable to their
ti er te the defective manner in which
the baildhwg Ind bane constructed.
The jury Mind et pest eve o'clock, and at half-wt
du easy reinenel Mo wart, and add that with regard to
the fret geodes they were of opinion that them had been
no esiliganes en the pert of the defendants personally ; into
the mend Ineallen, they were at opinion that they had as.
Is Oaks the alterations. As to
Ovithled,NlZlim=midertake to say that the persons
se employed ked Vann the were method to repair the stair-
case la
Mr. Vildell.Wiegamma himpamad, and said the question
yes tee et usgligenos, eel bs Amid request the jury to say
yes er se le Me question whether the persons employs& by
the Minima% to make the athwations bad exercised the
asewissi skill and centime to effect that object.
The jury then again Mind, and were absent more than
ea hew, end upon tank Mara into court they said they
Woe jlliddin that peps skill cad caution had not bean
lizledially the perms employed by the defendants to make
the espies end skinedine. eel they therefor,. returned •
enlist kr the pled, with 101. deinessa.
ha applisadan we made by the smarasy for the pplaintif
Sir Immediate execution, as the. bed hem that
ff the verdict In this awe was abuse the would
lair rhunlage of the Windtnrep hot, but by ladchip de-
=min rag elder, as venous points of law had been
he Maim esesideratisn.