The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-08 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1867.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
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(LZIITIIIeII TZLIKILIII8.)
THE RIOTS IN BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, FEB. 7.

A telegram from Marchiennes published here,
dated yesterday evening, states that the riots are
beginning to spread.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Fits. 7.

The Count of Flanders paid a visit to-day to the
King, which was immediately returned by his
Majesty. A court dinner was given this afternoon
at the palace. The King gave a farewell audience
to Count Barrel, the Italian minister at this court,
who presented his letters of recall. Count Biz-
ioarck was present at the audience.

THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS.

BERLIN. Fcß. 7.

To-day the Upper House adopted the railway
loan bill as amended by the Lower House. The
Chamber of Deputies hare adopted the law on
associations in the form in which it was passed by
the Upper House.

*parting intelligence.

TATTERSALL'S.—ThenneY.
There were not more than a dozen meudiers present, and
nothing was done. One gentlemen desiring to invest £5O uu
Plaudit tot the Two Thousand Guineas, and willing to take 4 to
I. could not be accommodated. This was the sum and substance
of the afternoon's proceedings.

BETTING IN LONDON.-TRIMADAT.

The amount of business transacted to-day was not very great,
nor Mil any Important change take place. For the Lincoln
handicap Christmas Carol was still strougly fancicd. and 5 to 1—
the longest price obtainable- -was occasionally accepted. Not-
withstanding this marked favouritism, however, other hones
are beginning to creep into the quotations, and the race may yet
prove a good betting one. Copenhagen and Saccharometer, for
instance, are coming to the fore, while Vigorous, Problem, and
Historian look like basing support en behind them. For the Craod
National, Money and Columns were shout on a par, but In each
case the outlay was limited. Fan was also backed at 25 to I.
The Chester Cup failed to produce a single transaction, but the
market was apparently the same as yesterday. For the Two
Thousand, Plaudit followed up his recently improved position,
4 to I being accepted readily, and wit to be obtained In toclay's
limited assemblage without some seeking. Julius was not men.
Honed, while Hermit, still friendless, receded another point, 11
to I being offered without a response. Speculation on the Derby
once morn centred In the hake. lie w..• undoubtedly healthier,
it to 1 to g MO was accepted without parley, and at the finish the
desire to lay became less manifest. In addition to being barked
' outright, 50 to 20 was booked about Min for a place. There
were strong symptoms of hostility against Plaudit, 100 to 8
being persistently offered. Deasion, who was backed yesterday
for a good stake, was again freely supported at 20 to 1, and be
has • mar " eadniug" appearance. The quotations at the close
were se-follows

LINCOLN HANDICAP.
Sto 1 apt Christromearol I 100 to 5 agg Problem (t)
(t& off) I 100 to 5 Vlgorouut`i
100 60 6 CoPellilstreo 't) lOD to 4 1114krtian off)
100 to 6 Satzharometet 1 4to 1 Sactikarotneter
1,2.3 kt)

(o, t 20 to 1(
100 to 5 Mount Pans-
tine A)
LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL
100 to 7 apt &ones (1) 1 25 to 1 agst Fan 3
15 to 1 Columbia I
CITY AM) SUBURBAN HANDICAP.
26 to 1 apt Louggosen (8, 1 25 to 1 agst Abergeklie (0)

CH TEE Cl P.
Iwo to 70 on the Sold (o)
TWo.TIIOI.'BAND OUINCAS.

4 to I spi PLodltitl 44 to 1 7". t Th. General
10 to 1 Julius (tar I tsoto 1,
11 to 1 Hermit (otr roo to Sb lluntanan
30 W 1 Van Amburin

DERBY.
9to 1 eget The Rake (t to I 500 to 40 eget Pletellt !MT;
£300) 20 to I Dragon ~t)
9to 1 D'Eateurnel it)
60 to SO eget Tho

Rake, 1, !33 3;

CARBLARTHENSHIRK }HINT STEEPLECHASES.

THU lIINDA V.

THE LANE,: PLATE HANDICAP of 5 *ova each, with 64 added.
About threw miles.

Duke of Hamilton's :Unite (pedigree unknown), aged,
lOst lib
Mr. H. Ellison's St. Maximum, lOst Itlb Owner; 2
Mr. C. Noble's Zephyr, 5 yrs, lOst 'Richards 2
The following also ran: }blither, bly Yot, Btshopton, and
Hazard.

Betting: Even on /Unite, 4 to I agst Rishopton. 6 to 1 eget St.
tlaximum, andto 1 agst Flynaher. Won eerily by dr lengths:
a bad third. Plyilsber was fourth. Rishopton and Hazard fell.
Tnt BOROVOR MINIM? PLATE of 3 tots. each, with .25
added. for hunters. About three miles.
Mr. Merton's Jack o' Newbury, by Wild Dayrell—Rosins,
aged, I tet 411 (Owner, 1
Mr. W. Y H. Powell's The Fawn. 5 yrs, tort 71b J. Pope, 2
The following also ran :--gaticeboz, Bishoptou, reesiouer,
awl The Captain.
. .

lsettlus : to Y art litahopton, Sto I art Jack o' Newbury,
and 7to 2 art Saucebuz. Won In a canter by 30' lengths the
others tell.
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fHi-LWE.KTT MEMBERS' PLATE of 10 aura each, 0 It, with 100
added : winners extra. low. utile& al sulie.
Mr Y. Rowland's Germs, by Defiance—The Weasel, aged,
list llb (W. Beeves, I
Mr. W. R. H. Powelre Daley, aged, 13st (Inn 10Ib extra)
J. Pope 2
To following also ran:—Meerschaum, Trapeze, Mulberry,
and Ballet Girl.

Netting: 21; I apt Daisy, 3 to 1 apt Mulberry, 6to 1 each
aipt Meerschaum and Ballet Girl, 7to 1 agst Germ, and 10 to
I Not Trapeze. Won by a length and a half . Ballet Girl and
Mulberry tell; Meerschaum and Trapeze pulled up.
The objection against The Nun, wiener of the Hunters' Stakes,
oa Tuesday has been overruled.