The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-11 00:00:00

EVENING, APRIL 11, 1866.

MARYLEBONE.

Two eanstables of theS division of the metropolitan
police, named Richard Wildey, No. 153, and Thomas Dor
rington, 93, were summoned to appear before Mr. Knox,
on the charge of assaulting William Davis, a clerk at the
Camden Railway station.
In returning home from his work late at night on the
Bth ult. the complainant stopped " deeply in thought."
This attracted the attention of a constable, who questioned
him as to his object in thus acting at that hour and in a
lonely /Tot. Some altercation then arose the other constable
taking part in it, and it was in the midst of this that the
assault, a push, was said to have been committed. After
hearing the evidence on both sides,
Mr. Knox inquired how long the defendants had been in
the force, and what had been their conduct

Mr. Litton (superintendent)—About five years, and
their conduct good.
Mr. Knox (to defendant)—The constable was right in
questioning you, and you wrong in taking it for an insult
and fencing the question. Why not answer as an honest
man—not, by the way, that I wish for one moment you to
imagine I cast any aspersion upon your honesty—and say
who you were ? If a constable were to stop me at such an
unseasonable hour, and want to know who I was, I should
at once give him my card. I think persons being met
under such suspicious circumstances as you were are bound
to answer. As to your account of the matter, you must
have been dreaming a dream. I not only now dismiss the
charge, but say that the officers were doing nothing but
their duty.

*parting Intent-10nm

CHELMSFORD SPRING MEETING.—TuEsnAY.

Despite the counter attractions of the steeplechase meeting at
Crewkerne there was a good attendance yesterday on Cialleywood-
common, and the weather being particularly favourable the open.
Mg day's proceedings passed off most agreeably. Though per-
haps the attendance in the stand and enclosure was scarcely as
numerous as we have seen on some occasion, there was no
lack of speculation, the result of which was decidedly in favour
of backers. The principal event, the Cheliner Handicap, was ce,•-
ried off by Kingmaker, who in the hands of the new favourite
light weight Kenyon, won very easily. The sport is described
below, together with latest movements on future events.
TIM TRIAL STARES of 5 Bova. each, with 40 added, for 2-yr-
olds and upwards ; weight for age, with selling and other allow-
ances. Three-quarters of a mile.
Mr. R. Ten Broach's Maid, by Buccaneer—Velleda,
2 Sat 71b (g 300)
Mr. yrs,
England's Battle Axe, 2 yrs, est, (E 100) .. (A Reeves) 2
Mr. Hoolldl Veracity, S pit 7st 12Ib (ilOO, (Beartileld)
Pelerlu also ran.

Batt i. 66 4o 40 on Palllefildatd:Tio 1 opt Merin, and 6to

1 sts—iiilrtil;TAie7 - --
THE ABBOTS BThlns of 10 sore. each, 3 ft, with 23 added; for
2-yr-ulds, 7st , three, 9st 21b ; maiden allowances , the winner to
be sold for 800 soya. Five furlongs. (7 subs)
Mr. Maund's Maid of Usk, by Fltz-Roland—Brunette,

iyrs,liiiiiih-- --
Captain Gray's Warwick, Syra, gat 21b ~1 Daley) 2
Betting : 6 to 4 on Maid of Usk, wbo led throughout, and won
cleverly by a length and a halt.
Tue Two-Ylialli-OLD PLASM of 100 *ova.; for colts, 2st 101 b;
fillies, Fat 71b :winners extra. Half a mile. _
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7Pr-lbeels.SOltirofFsli&TlTceriny, 13yibider Zee—Press
Forward, net 121 b including Mb extra) . . J. Mann) 1
Mr. J. Jenninv's Sweet Home, list 7lb ... Grinishaw) 2
Mr. H. Bird's Rose Lead (la b), Sat 71b Sh-rp) 3
The following also ran .—Battle Axe, Variation, Ambition, and
•

c by Fromnore—Perfume.
Betting : 7 to 4 each apt Sweet Home end Bounceaway, and 4
to 1 apt Rose Leaf and 10 to 1 bar three.
TIM CIIELYNR HANDICAP of 20 110111. each, h ft, with 100
added ; winners extra. One mile. (49 subs., 28 of whom pay t

Mr. York's Kingmaker, by Neville—FLune, S yrs, est Sib
(Kenyon) I
Mr. Bevill's Ethelred, 5 yrs, Bat (H. Grimahaw) 2
Mr. .1 Buller's Killarney, S yrs, sst 101 b Hoodwin)
The following also ran :—Wervoscence, Advance, Tusculsnum,
Contraband, and Hurrah.
Betting : I to 1 agst Kingmaker, 9 to ♦ agst Ethelred, 5 to I
aget Effervesence, and 10 to 1 agst any other.
THE BELIE:8 SELLING RACE of 5 soya each, with 40 added, for
2.yr-olds and upwards weight for age, with selling allowances.
Half a mile.
_ _ _ _

Mr. Hartley's Eugenie, by King Tom—Princess, by Boling-
broke, 4 yrs, Mt fin ;£5& i Payne]

--)
Mr. Hughes's 'Dolphin, yrs, Bst Tlb (8,50) . (T. Challoner) 2
Mr. H. Wriq's Usher, yrs, est lelb *5O; NightingalL S
The follow also ran by Newrulniter—Vesper's dam,
Ethelred, The Little Princess, and La Sorrentina.

Betting : oto 6 on Dolphin, 6 to 2 agst Usher, and oto 1 apt
Eugenie.
Tug HYDR rLATs of 25 son., for 2-yr-olds ; colts, 841 10lb ;
Bst 7th ; the winner to be sold for
„100 nova; if for 50,
allowed 71b. Five furlongs.
Mr. C Blanton's Adamanthea, by King of Trumps—
Adeline, Bst 1001.) 'J Mann) I
Mr. T. Stevens's Laura, Sit (60L)
Mr.Hodgman's g, byWarlock—Slut,Bst 31b1,50L ,Norman, 3
The following also ran:—Battle Axe and Peleliu.
Bettiug:-5 to 4 on Adamanthea, 2 to 1 agst Laura, 5 toil agst
The Slut gelding, and 100 to 15 agst any other.
BETTING ON THE COURSE.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
to 1 agst Delight taken and offered)
7 to 1 Mephistopheles ,taken and wanted)

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDAY.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
2 to 1 agst Delight offered. Bto 1 agat Out and Outer'off
taken 11 to 4) Bto 1 Mephistopheles
100 to 15 Vandervelde (t) (off)
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.
5 to 2 agat Eakring (offered)
4to 1 Treasure Trove %taken)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
0 to 5 on Lord Lyon ,t) f 10 to 1 bar one (off)
CHESTER CUP.
11 to 1 agat Delight taken)

PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.

[NAMES OF SOLICITORS AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO BR
OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF RIA;ISTRAR,
COURT OP BANERUPTCT, BASINGHALL-STUELT.I
BitMUM&
CHARLES CASTLE, Ware, Herta, baker, to surrender Ap. 23, at 12.
OMAR HALL, Prince's-rd., Notting-Id% cheeSeinOnger,Ap.23,l4 It
WALTER WINTER, Ordinal'', Sasses, farm labourer, Ap. 23, at It
C at It ooing ELLIOTT, Tunbridge Wells, livery stable keeper, April
23,
Thomas LOROHCRST, Jun., Windier-road, Upper Holloway, clerk
to a gas company, April 2E, at 12.
RICHARD But:LEER, Bridge-row and Upper Belgrave-terrace,
Pimlico, bootmaker, April 23, at I.
MICHAEL DUPITY, Duggettatreet, Stepney, building contractor.
April 23, at 1.
CHARLES NORTH, Queen's-head-court, Si. James's, and Harley-
street, Battersea, turner, April 21, at 11.
HENRY DUE MAY, York-road, Lambeth, hosier, Aprll 21, at 12.
JAMIE PrENrit, BishoPsgatentreet Without, Houndaditch, sad
White Hart-court, Bishopegate, Ironmonger, April 21, at 1!.
EDWARD SIM ms, K ing's-rd., Chelsea, timber merchant, Ap. 21, at It
HENRY Foggy, Queen's-terrace, Si, John's-wood, job master,
April 21, at 1.
FREDRRicit HURT, Hanover-street, Long Acre, late builder,
April 21, at 1.
ROBERT BOLGER POWNALL, Cr, late merchant, Ap. El, at 1.
LEW Car?, Tnnbridge Wells Joy
whiterenith,Ap.2l.st 1.
SIEGFRIED PHILIPP SAMUEL MmeMAltnr, Camden-road-villas,
late banker, May 2, at 2.
Rowel. °Week!, Ragtime, attorney, May 2, at 2.
WILLIAM EDWARD PowELL,Farnham,Surreyoturgeon,lday 4,st 11.
RICHARD ARCHIBALD FARQUHARSON, Kennington-park, gentle-
man, May 4, at 11.
HENRY CHARLES DOUGLAS DITMERQUE,
sea, May 4, at 12.
JOHN WILLIAM SHARP, New Brentford, haberdasher, May 2,at 11.
WILLIAM LAMBERT, Dover-road, Southwark, late traveller on
commission, May 2, at 2.
FRANCIS TRIM, St. liark's-creacent, Notting-hill, accountant,
May 4, at 11.
Literte HARRIS, Hanley, Staffordshire, tailor, April 23, at 12.
CATHERINE DAVIan, Pembroke Dock, widow, April 21, at 11.
MOSTAGUE WIOZELL, Topaham, Devonshire, ventilator manu-
facturer, April 20, at 12.
Join FERMAN, Exeter, tailor, April 24, at 11.
WILLIAM THOMPSON, Dewsbury, Yorksh., rag dealer, Ap.213, at 11.
JOHR BROOK, Mir Geld, Yorkshire, Joiner, April 23, at 11.
EDWARD JOSEPH HILLY, Lincoln, hosier, April 18, at 12.
GEORGE Sumas, Beverley Yorkshire, grocer, April 18, at IL
JAMES BACISHAW, Sheffield, file manager, April 28, at IL
WILLIAM FRIDEDICK BADGER, Tolley, Derbyshire, late brick
manufacturer, April LS, at 12.
WILLIAM NEWBOULD, Jun., Carlton, No
don agent, April 26, at It
RALPH ORILILAW Cerueria,Liverpool, cotton dealer,Ap.23,at 11.
EDWARD PRITCHARD, Evertor; near Liverpool, licensed pilot,
April 33, at 11.
WILLIAM ISAAC COEBRIDOE, Blackburn, late cotton waste dealer,
April 24, at 12.
SAMUEL NICHOLAS FIELDER, Summit, Lancashire, drysalter,
April 25, at 12.
THOMAS fiercurvg, Walden, Lancash, grocer, Aiwa 25, at 12.
WILLIAM CALLOW, Manchester, wine merchant, April 30, at 12.
THOMAS POLLIDT and THOMAS GRUNHALOH, Bury-lane, near
Leigh, Lancashire, corn millers, April 26, at 11.
Joao WsLuout, Newßomney, Kent,journerman baker,Ap.2l,ldl3.
ABRAHAM HARTSELL, Portland, Innkeeper, April 20, at 11
HENRY Vilsogre St. Cuthbert in WeM, Bomersetshire, paper
maker, April 20, at IL
Ggoaoe WLI Balderton, Hotta cottager, April 18, at IL
JOSEPH BARTLETT, Glastonbury, mason, April 20, at 12.
JOHN BRISTOW, Winecombe, Somersetah. farmer, April 23, at 11.
THOMAS WAINSOCSE lowsTr, Huddendleld, cabinet maker,
May 17, at la
THOMAS POLLARD, Huddersfield, fish dealer, May 17, at 10.
iiotomon JANNEY, Skidlirooke-cuns-fislttleet, Lincolnshire, wheel.
weight, April 20, at 11.
WILLIAM ELMHIRsT, Jun., Osgodby, Lincolnshire, cattle dealer,
April 25, at 12.
Wn.mAxDocKlaige, South Molten, Devonsh., carrier, Ap.2S,at 10.
J 0611.11 BURRA.OI, Nottingham, journeyman baker, May 23, at 11.
THOMAS HOLMES, Leeming, Yorkshire, joiner, April 19, at I.
F.NoCil MACHIN, Bursiem, Staffordshire, grocer, May 19, at 11.
Jotter GRI7IIMIN, Myfod, Montgomerysh., shoemaker,Ap.3o,atll.
EDWARD COTTAM, Westbrogowichffier, April 23, at 11.
SAMUELKIRK PIPLOW, Madeley, Salop, jeweller, May 2, at It
JOHN WHITE, Southampton, beer retailer, April 24, at 12.
Lams DUNN,Mnrton.Northumberland, blacksmlthAMl24,at 11.
SAMUEL LZAPMAN, Brighton, In the employ of a dealer In els:e-
tre plated goods, April 24, at 11.
CHARLES Manmade° GWYNN, Birmingham, warehouse clerk,
April 20, at 10.
LAST EXAMINATIONS.
April 26. Jessie Kerr, Richmond, Surrey, boarding-house
keeper-April 20. 0. J. Ashton, Trentham-terrace, Mile End,
commission merchant-April 30. A. D. Kidd, Chartes-street,hilid-
dlesex Hospital, straw bonnet manuarcturer-May 8. H. S. J.
Warren, Upper Ebury-street, Pimlico, paper hanging manufac-
turer-April 36. FL W. Ottaway, Maidstone, licensed victualler-
April 26. a Stevens, Page-street, Westminster, builder-April 16.
ii. Maynard, Giffard-street, Caledonian-road, cow keeper-April
26. W. Gillett, Brim Norton, Oxfordshire, late brewer-April 30.
J. Lambert, Chearehle and Aldermary-churchyard, City, mer-
chant-April 30. G. Wilkins, Godstone, Surrey, butcher-April
30. G. Preedy, Mayfteldatreet, Dalston, carpenter-April 30. J. T.
Ford, Newcastle-street, Strand, waiter at a restaurant-April
30. J. Steer, Epsom, Surrey, brush and basket dealer-
April 30. 0. Seeger, Maidstone, builder-April 30. C. F. L
Golfrie, Gower-street, Bedford-square, professor of music-April
30. W. M. Barrington, Nichols-square, Hackney-road, po&et-
book maker-April 30. J. Hunting, Bridgewater-gardens, Al-
deragate-street, clerk to a carman-April 30. T. Matthews, High
Holborn, grocer-May 1. D. T. Clifford, Southampton-street
and Albany-road, Camberwell, merchant's clerk-Msy L J.Sharp,
Barking, Essex, late cattle jobber-May 3. R. Pywell,
Uppingharn, Rullandshire, grocer-May 3. G. White
and J. White, Ord-street, Poplar, ironmongers-May
8. J. C. Tighe. Richmond-terrace, Claphrun-road, gentleman-
April 27. C Wardingley Leeds, late Innkeeper-May 8. J. 0.
Rowe, Tramnere, Cheshire, builder-May 3. J. Scarred, Nes-
ton. Cheshire, grocer-May 3. W. Smallwood, Congletoo,
Cheshire-May 3. T. Earl, Liverpool, licensed victualler-April
30. W. P. Ounnyon, Liverpool, outfitter-May 10. R. Jones,
seri , Rhos, Denbighshire, and R. Jones, Jun., Woodhouse March-
eve', Denbighshire, farmer-May 3. S. Jones, Congleton,
Cheshire, ribbon manufacturer-April 27. J. Gallon, Low Felling,
Durham, late grocer-May 2. W. Gray. Sheffield, late ale dealer
-May 2. J. Hudson, Sheffield, assistant steel manager-May 2.
J. Johnson, Sheffield, saw handle maker-May 18. R. Cntt,
Roystone, Yorkshire, gardener-May 18. D. Crawshaw, Jump,
Yorkshire, beerhouse keeper-April 2D. J. Curtis, Clayton, Ox-
fordshire, farmer-April 25. H. Smith, Southsea, Hampshire,
painter-May 9. Elizabeth Nott Hippisley, Tiverton, furniture
dealer-April 211. J. Kellaway, Yarmouth, mariner-April SS E.
Lamb, Newark-upon• Trent, miller-May 9. J. Mason, Chertaey,
Surrey, beerhouse keeper-April 21. W. Dye, Great Yarmouth,
beerhouae keeper-May 10..7. Jackson, Hulme, Lancashire, milk
dealer-May 10. R. Morris, Holm°, tailor-May 10. J. Randle'
Heinle. milk dealer-May 10. R. Leighton, Hubne, house painter.
-April J. Marsh, Cardiff, undertaker-April Yr J. Moss,
Kirkby Stephen, Westmoreland, butcher-May 11. D. Clarke,
Bury M. Edmund's, carter-April 30. D. Clarke, Si, Briavell's,
Gloucestershire, miner-May 1. H. B. Goodingham, Mitcheldean,
Gloucestershire, plumber-April 30. N. C. Baldwin, Lea, Glou-
cestershire, plumber-April 27. H. Buckenham, Lalndon-hills,
Essex, butcher-April 10. J. Homer, Earl-Millton, Leicestershire,
warehouseman -April 26. C. Moore, Wybunbury, Cheshire, shoe-
maker-April :O. it. Abrahams, Liverpool, furniture dealer-
April M. S. G. Pickering, Liverpool, coal agent-April 20. M.
Morris, Ktrkdale and Liverpool, boot maker.
BANKRUFTCIES ANNULLED.
March 23. ELizAerni CooPER DICKENSON, Southampton,clothier.
March 22. WILLIAM OeE, Hythe, Hants, gentleman.
April 9. JONATHAN Al I/WANDER Bt,77LE, Norwich, fish curer.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
NATHANIEL GILL, Ilfracombe, Devonshire, grocer-Ist dividend
of ss. Sid., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter,
ALFRED F.,RD, Plymouth, taker-Ist divideuti of lls. lljd., any
Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter.
RICHARD o..isTrnis, Alveley, Shropshhe, farmer-lst dividend
of 7s. 614., any Thursday, at Kinnear's. Birmingham.
J Agree DEAKIN, sen., and EDWIN BEAK' Longton. Staffordshire,
earthenware manufacturers-Ist dividend of 40., any mars-
day, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
TLYLI.II PoTTS, Stuiderbuid, timber merchant-2nd dividend of
Is. 3d. in addition to 3a. Gd. previously declared;, any Satur-
day, at Laidman's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
DIVIDENDS.
May 7. J. J. Schafer. Orafton-street, Fitzroy-equare, tailor-
May 7. O. A. RILV2II•OU, Lamb's Conduit-street stationer-May
7. E. Lloyd. High-street, Shoreditch, linen draper-May 7. J.
Lupton, Talbot -yard. Gray's-inn-road. funeral carriage master-
May 7. J. Harrell. Great Winchester-street, London-wall, clothier
-May 9. H. King, Southampton, innkeeper-May R. W. J. B.
French, Wilton, Wiltshire, and West End, near Southampton,
surgeon-May 9. R. G. Laird, Cannon-street West, engineer-
May 9. 0. L. Wright, Mae-lane lineklershary, and Northampton,
warehouecfnan-May 9. P. W. Clarke, Gloucester-crescent. Re-
gent's-park, retired captain in the Bombay Native infantry-
April 26. J. P. Moll, Old Broad-street, City, silk broker-April
26. J. F. Fenn, Norwich, licensed victualler-April 24. W S.
Hyslop, Shirley, Hants, wine merchant-April SI C. Wilkins,
Cutinore-terrace, Asylum-road, Old Kent-road, commercial
traveller-May 3. S. 8. (treason, Beckford-row, Walworthruad,
linen draper-May 3. I. L. Teller, Collett-place, Commercial-road
East, and Brabant-court Philpot-lane, Custom-house agent-
April 25. H. Spyer and J. Boyer, Winchester-buildings, City, and
Sydney, New South Wales, merchants-April 25. H. Spyer -sepa-
rate estate'. Winchester-buildings, City, and Sydney, New South
Wales, merchant-May 2. G. Young, Banstead, Surrey, cattle
dealer-May 4. J. de R. Cope, Portland-place, Dalton. officer in
her Majesty's Customs-May 4. W. Dickson, Bucklersbury,
City, surveyor-May 4. Mary Easton, Gravesend. Kent-
May 9. J. Butler, Pollees. Hants, mast maker-May 9. J. a
Pickering. Ridley-road, Delete's, gentleman-May 9. J. Snow,
Winchester, pork butcher-April 20. W. H. M. Morgan, Devon-
port, draper-April 24. F. W. Deighton, Chesterfield. hairdresser
-April 24. Frances Booth, Sheffield. grocer-April 20. W. Lewis,
Cardiff, innkeeper-April 23. G. I. Hope. Worcester, butcher-
April ^4. W. N. Fisher, Clitford-thambers. Gloucestershire, beer-
house keeper-April 21. W. Wait. Battle. Sussex, farmer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
& Emsley, K Johnson, and H. Manley, Bradford, Yorkshire,
worsted spinners, so far as regards U. Manley-W. A. Milne*
and W. Holden, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstaplers-W. Field
and J. Faithful', Great Russellstreet, Bloomsbury, auctioneers
-W. Marshall and R. T. Priestley, Dudley-MB. near Bradford,
commbeion spinners-E. Thompson and J. K W. Fallofeild,
Theme, Oxfordshire, chemists-Hannah Wilson and Sarah Wil-
son, Wakefield. confectioners-J. Thomas and J. Evans, Dow-
lais, Glamorganshire, ironmongers-B. Rogers and C. C. Penney,
East Indies end Leadenhall.street, general merchants J. H.
Hart and T. Wells, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, Unendrapers-E. Shad-
wick and J. Jacomb, Rugby, Warwickshire, gasfittees-S. K 8.
Carpenter and R. Liston, Tavistock, attorneys-I. Symons, I.
Mendoza, and A. Ereira, flandyarow, Spitaltields, claw manu-
facturers-W. Outland and E. Thompson. Mitcham, builders-
B. S. Lloyd and J. it. Cattell, Royal Exchange-buildings, Aus-
tralian merchant--J. Armstrong and W. used, West Hartle-
pool, drapers-W. Riley, J. Holmes, and 1. itobertishaw, Aller-
ton and Bradford. Yorkshire, worsted siutwonfar as regards
W. Riley-G. Horton and Bridge, , stove grate
manufacturers-R. Stuttard and J. Wrigley, Manchester, job
yarn agents-R. 0. Ifaugham and W. Dixon, Bedford-row, LOll-
don, and Paris, attorneys-J. It. Worths= and T. Squire, Ux-
bridge, brewers-T. Walton and J. Murphy, Manchester, tea
dealers-G. H. Wakefield, J. 0. Nash, W. Clibborn, and T. J.
Fennell, Liverpool, commisdon merchants, so far as regards T.
.7. Fennell-G. Riley, C. Riley, and W. Tattersall, Gswaldtwisle,
Lancashire, quarrymen-H..1. V. Long and V. Brown, Mark-
lane, wine and spirit brokers-C. Atkins and T. J. Oreenop,
Lower Thames-street and Folkestone, shipping sgents-T. D.
Green and J. Price, Birmingham, general factors-J. T. Watkins
and E. Smith, Birmingham, dairymen-C. Davy, R. li'Murdo,
J. Eoutledge, and F. Yates, Upper Thames-street, manufacturing
chemists, so far as regards K hillordo-John Gray and Jams
Gray deceased , Edinburgh and Glasgow, printers-A. Rowland,
so far as regards ham °neskin with the Isms Onapowder Com-
pany, Lames said w.
H SEQUESTRATIONS.
ROMT Derr, Perth, clothier, April 21, at the Gandhi'',
Yeah.
JOHN WOOER], Aberdear, tanner, April 18, at, the File Arno
Hotel, Banff.

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COMMIS-

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.
MARAIIILLEA, APRIL 10.—The Nyanza arrived at 7 a.m
to-day. The mails leave for London at 11 30 a.m. The
Nyanza proceeds at noon for Southampton, where she may
be expected about the 15th instant.