The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1867.

TIES FENIAN CONVICTS.

lIANCHESTER, FRIDAY AFTERN,ON.

Father Gald this morning again visited the prisoners,
who received his consolations in a very appreciative spirit.
Genl•l maintains a very quiet demeanour, and supports his
position with great fortitude. At 1.30 this afternoon,
Larkin's wother,wife,snd childrenvisited him. His mother
previous to going to the cell was very much excited,
repeatedly exclaimed whilst waiting in the corridor of the
prison that her son would not be executed, and that the
role was not spun which would hang him. Two of Larkin's
aisters-in•law, wheeze said to have come from Dublin, pre.
vented themselves at the prison gates, and requested to see
him ; but as the unhappy man had expressed no special
desire to see them the authorities deemed it advisable
not to admit them. Allen's mother visited her son
between one and two o'clock. Father Gadd had a con-
versation with the friends of the condemned men previous
to their being admitted to the cells, and stated that the
men were preparing themselves in a becoming manner to
meet their doom. Shore, who had apparently become
resigned to meet the capital sentence, received the intima-
tion that a respite had been accorded him in a becoming
spirit.

*parting intalt2ence.
LEAMINGTON AND WARWICKSHIRE HUNT
_ MEETING.—Fenity.

The concluding day Jtrisiuceeiraiur autumn meeting was
quite as cheerful and agreeable as regarded the weather as any
during the week The air was scarcely so cold as on Thursday,
and the sport, therefore, was witnessed with the greater plea-
sure. In consequence of the length of the programme the first
event wu fixed for decision at II o'clock, In order that the card
might be got through before darkness set in. The attendance,
both in the enclosure and on the common, was fully equal in
point of numbers to that of Thursday, the great event of the
lay—the Leamington Grand Anneal Handicap Steeplechase—
inducing many of the bookmakers to stay in Warwick when
perhaps the minor selling handicaps would not have tempted
them to remain. There was also the professional jockey
steeplechase, which had secured five entries. The result,
however, dwindled down to a match, as only three
started, and at the third jump Grinishaw retired from
the race, owing to the son of Ethelbert refusing the
jump, much to the disgust of Ibis owner, who asserted that the
horse was • clinker at home. Wedding Peal, who was formerly
in the Duke of Hunilton's stable, won very easily, Cannon's
" half.bred " Speculation being beaten within the straight. No
fewer than 17 runners contested the Steeplechase alluded to
above, Lord Coventry starting a couple and declaring to win with
Balder, who was entrusted to the piloting of the horseman of
Emblem and Emblematic, Jem Adams, the flat race jockey, steer.
lug Chimney Sweep. Despite the declaration of Lord Coventry
In favour of Balder, the "Sweep" was made the favourite, and
won In a canter by three lengths, Adams being not a little elated
at his victory on his first appearance across country. Perhaps
one of the most Interesting events of the day was the pony match
between the Irish Pride of Erin and Fanny. Odds were laid
on the latter, who has been victorious fifteen consecutive times,
but today sustained an easy defeat. Pride of Erin was pur-
chased by her present owner for £l2 10e. whilst engaged in draw-
ing a turf cart in Ireland. Mr. Saunders now declines to take
g 2.000 for the pony, and seems excessively fond of her. She has
beaten everything pitted against her in Ireland, and can now be
matched to run three miles against anything her own height
over country fur any amount of money. Aggravator, a great
favourite for the 00.11,104.1 Stakes, won the Budgets Cup very
cleverly from Breadalbane.

MATCH Yee lons., RR ft ; ponies not to exceed 13 hands high.
Two miles.
Mr. J. Saunderis Pride of Erin (Murphy) 1
Mr. S. Ullbert's Fanny )Butler) 2
Letting : ti to 4 on Fanny.
TEE WELTER HANI.ICAP of 5 son. each, for 3-Tr.olds and up.
want; w(inersextra : gentlemen riders: professionals 6lb extra.
Half a mile. (22 subs )
Mr. Payne's Marshal Ney (Mr. Bel 1
Mr. Chrpllris Problem (Custance 2
Mr. J. P. errven's Slr 'Aver (Mr. Hobson S
The following also ran :—Dcceleer, Berle, Moonbeam, Nannle,
and tlreenford. _

HANDICAP Min of 40 sore, for all ages ; whiner to be sold
for 40 sows.: winners extra. Hatt a mile.
Mr. Chaplin's Problem (Jeffery) 1
Mr. Ileatlkots's columbine (Peppier) 2
Mr. G. Aligsll's Lady Valentine (Parry S
The following also ran :—Lupus, Hop Leaf, Ratty, Premier,
Gentle Kett), 1111 y, and Albatross.
Tee WINDINO.OP Fitri HANDICAP Of 105005., with EA added,
for all ages; winners extra. Three-quarters of a mile.
Mr. J. Dixon'sLangham (Adams) 1
sir C. Leprit's Indigestion (Glialloner) 1
Mr. Porter's British Tar (S. Norden) $
The following also ran:—lndisa Star, Gains. Punard, and
Yong Lord.
- ... _ .

Beehn 4 to 1 apt Cantos, 3 to 1 sad British Tar, sto 1 esch
apt I Mar and 'anemia, and 100 to 0 apt Indigestion.
MILLING RAC" of 5 son. each, with 30 added ; 2-yr.olds,
Bet 4111; three, Yet llb ; four, fire, and upwards, Yet 11113 ; mares
and gelding, allowed 31b : the winner to be sold for ISO son ;
selling allowances. Five furlongs. (la law.)
Mr. Carter's Mabatance (Butler) 1
Mr. R. Hughes's Catalogue ((Amnon) 2
Captain Machell's Hereuniaens (Jeffery) 3
The following also ran :—Vsa Milian, Diamond, Mocluie, La
Muta, Rampart, Lady 31ary colt, Poleaxe, Benefactress, Mexico,
Queen of the Isles. Admianthea, Fineme, and Thorn.
Till BRADOATI CUP, value 100 sore., added to a handicap of
10 'ova each, i tt, for 3-yr-olds and upwards; winners extra.
One mile. (40 subs.)
Mr. Beadman's Aggravator
Mr. Chaplin's Breadalbane (Chelloner) 2
Mr. O. Angell's Python (Butler) $
"s•a following

The fr —4; ale') ran : —Qom! of Trumps, Nephus, tai, Nu,
Ilneketter, The Peer, and Beaucirit.

Ina LIdANIN67UN GOAND ANNCAL HANDICAP STIGSPLECNASI
of 20 sore. each, 10 ft, S only If declared, with 100 sows.
added, for all horses ; whiners extra ; second to are hla stake,
and whiner to pay 23 soya toward. expenses. Four miles. (61
subs.)

Lord Coventry's Chimney fivreep Adams) 1
Lord C. Kenn Northern LiOt 'Captain Hancrd) 2
Mr. J. Barber's Helen
The following also ran : —Sfeanwood, Sir Thoeinavp) 3sb,
The Nun, Pearl Diver, Balder, Greenland, Torpedo, Standard
Bearer, Tally-Ho, The Plover, Trap, Marengo, and King Arthur.
lord Coventry declared to win with Balder.
Ikg ulnas' PLATE HANDICAP of 50 son. given by the town
of Warwick for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; winners extra. Three-
quarters of a mile.
Mr. Chaplin's Nazis° (Jefferyi 1
Lord Wedmoriand's 3llaletoe (Orftshaw) I
Mr. Crawfurd's c by Skinnisher—Tighttit (Butler) S
The following also ran :—Langham, Wax, Sycee, Watchbox, La
Mute, Grand Duke, Musky, Tribune, Dean, anal Numbs
Betting: Ito 1 agst Serino, 3 to 1 agat brand Duke, 7 to
agst fines, 100 to 16 agst Tightfit c.
PROFESSIONAL JOCKEY STEEPLECHASE of 5 son. each, with
30 added, for hones the bona fide property of fist-race Jockeys
who have never ridden in any handicap steeplechase of the value
of 50 sous. ; winners extra : professional riders, who have never
ridden in a handicap steeplechase. Two miles over the steeple-
chase course. (6 subs.)
Mr. T. Coalett's Wedding Peal (Owner) 1
Mr. T. Cannon's Speculation (Owner,
Fearnonght also ran.
PONT MATCH, IS Bova. each. (Inc. round the Steeplechase
Coarse

Preste, late Tipton (Owner, 1
)tr. Virago (a. 8..11er) 2
Won by • head.
BETTING IN LONDON.-FRIDAY.
The appearance of the acceptances for the Croydon Steeple-
chase had the effect of producing loose business at the clubs,
but the abeame of the great body of influential speculators
from Loudon narrowed the channel of operations, and the
several horses mentioned in the quotations were backed for
limited amounts only. Priem as follows :

CROYDON GRAND METROPOLITAN STEEPLECHASE.
100 to 8 Agit Hornet 3) 100 to 7 agst Balder (t)
100 to 8 The Doctor (t) 100 to 6 Astrolabe (t)
100 to 7 Sprite 100 to 6 Portland t)
100 to 7 Chlnaley Sweep 100 to ti Pensioner 3)
(taken, 100 to 6 Despatch (t)

MOM LABT NIGHT'S 6141Z11T8.

prat= OP 1101.101T011/1 AID 117112331 IAIIIONLAIB TO BM
ONTAINED AT TSB ONION OT TEI 111011511tAll,
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TROPTIL
CLZNINT Nonni gronONOIBAN, at. John44lD, New Wandsworth,
wine merchant, to surresder Dec. 18, at 11.
BANIIII Hoeg unzonri, Blackwater, barmy, general dealer,
Dee. .:11, at L
WILLIAM PoTtAOII, Jeleilinwtreet, late wine soak Dee. 18, at 11.
JAM= StrasELL, Denman-strut, CantherweD, law clerk, Dee.
18, at 1L
Jeans JowNat, Sgebeigartoad West, Notting-hill, builder,

Dec. Di, at 11..
EDWARD Basinloollln Cirencester-Are* Peddington,decoratar,
Dec. 9, at 11.
CHARLMI LF.AKE, Wansey-street, Walworth, Dec. 9, at 11.
CHARM HTN, Chlpotead, Kent, bestseller, Dec. 9, at 12.
Join Gitaga, Gelden.terrace, Notting-bill,debroan, Decikat It
ROBERT CANNON, Alfred-CL, Battened-pt.. baker, Dec. 9, at 12.
Henn WILSON, Clyde-plan, Clasen, baker, Dec. 9, at 12.
ADOLPHUS STUHLDHNILX, Lepton, baker, Dec. 9, at IL
ALTRID PARDIIICIC RAIDOULRAD, Essex-road, 14111M100.
dyer, Dee. 9, at 12.
EDMOND InSTAVUS ST. ALBTN, Lower Kennington-lane, tobac-
conist, Dec. 9, at 1.
Linz FBAS!, Portalade-by-Sea, Sussex, late licensed victualler,
Dec. 9, at 1.
JOHN WTETH, Victoria-se, Brixton, builder's clerk, Dec.lo, at IL
JOHN Ilcomml,Piottlogbamterrace, Wandsworth,cheesemonger,
Dee. 3, at
Annan GAR drarnswornin, Phllllmore-gardens, Kensington,
retired general, Dec. 3, at 2.
BURS ALM% Reaberpllß-Toad, builder, Dec. 5, at 11.
RICHARD HABIB Barna, Andover, station master, Dec. 6, at 1.
losers Pon.; Golden-ter., Notting-hill, baker Dec. 5, at T.
WILLIAM Gamin Yammers, Chipping Ungar, Ewen, &muted
victualler, Dee. 6, at 2.
Yours Vanessa°, Great Tower-street, City, wine merchant,
Dec. 6, at 2.
WILLIAM Jean BASTICE, Plumeteadread, Kent, clothier,
Dec. 5, at 2.
JOSEPH OARED, Tulton-street, Westminster, copying clerk,
Dec. 10, at 11.
EDWARD CAMPION ELYNOLDS, Stardeyetreet, Chelsea, builder.
Dec. 10, at 11.
Janis BAINIs HOUGHTON, Rooddane, Fenchurch.street, mer-

cheat, Dee. It, at 12.
/histrionic Suosoh, New Roamer, seat, tailor, Dec. 1t,a112.
11•11CLb DAVIS, &sand, nary agent, Dee. 16, at Ir.
JOHN BINJAIIIII Nom:nowt, FILATILSO. Rlverhall.street,
Wandsworth-road and Itarrow-road, Paddington, coach
wheelwright, Dee. 11, at 12.
Hamar wiLLIAN Calcium, Wl=l=lll4oo* Deptford, airman,
Dee 1 I,at 1.
linfos Domostx, Burdett-rand, Ilmehosee, baker, Deo. 11, at L
gloater CotaSur, Isurdett-road, lllle-end, end eleewhere,
reaper, Dec. 11, at 2.
Moho Brains, Oxford, chemist., Dee. n, at 2.
troafAx Maser ?sacral, Aldershot, outfitter's aniartant,

Dec. 11, at 2.
AL/Itlll, CLARK, Wycembe-road, Islington, hatter, Dec. 11, at 2.
GeOaOBToItrIJA4 MOW. Worteatentilre, Dec. 11, at 12
JOSIPH }lumens liontrison, Dudley, nail bagging maaufacturer,
Doc. 11, at 12.
090101 JANIS ROLLMIO3I, Birmingham, dealer In gas fittings,
Dec. 4, at 11.
THOMAS TAYLOR and JAltae ClairerrgS, Birmingham, sheet Iron
manufacturers, Dec. 4, at it
JANIS DAVIES, Hereford, grocer, Dec 11, at IL
dussiseiat MORGAN ZOOS, Beratordsh., Wainer, Dee 4, at 12.
linnet LNDIRLD, Birmingham cab proprietor, Dec. 13, at 12.
Siam BATH...mutt Caorrea,Nottinghamnilk igent,Dec.3,stll.
Cecina Mona, Icicesterr boot manufacturer, Deo. 3, at 11.
JONATHAN CirsaltOCK and WILLIAN Stunt, !Merton, Yorkelths,
brewers, Dec. at 11.
SANDIL WAITE Leeth, cab proprietor, Dec. 9, at 11.
Jolla Jorge HURRY, Sheffield, crinoline mina, Dec. 4, at 12.
JAII2II VAVORTDA, Deepcar York,hlre, publican, Dec. 4,1112.
Cain= 111, Nantwlch, Cheshire, draper, Dec. 2, at 12.
Wilma* Clucon, Birkenhead, tailor, Dec. 2, at 11.
Han ST OARDIII.II, Jun., Liverpool, joiner, Dec. 3, at 11.
STOCILIT, Liverpool, scrivener, Dec. 9, et 11.
CHAJILICI APJIU Handforth, Cheshire, farmservant, Dec.9,at 11.
Jolla ILELti32Beaton Chapel, end Heaton Norris, Lancashire,
nurseryman, Dec. 4, at 11.
Ilsrrwcw Bcruttrrl POLLARD, Manchester, Joiner, Dec. 3, at 11.
Oilman' Batt, Nercaatleupou-Tyne, grocer, Dec. 4, at 11.
Jolla THOMAS 1121.1.1m05, Penryn, Cornwall, travelling draper,
Dec. 3, at 10.
WlLLtsx SNAP', Birmingham, money club secretary,Dec.l3,at 10.
• 006TL1T, Exeter, innkeeper's assistant, Dee. 6, at 11.
WILLIsit llobbkle, Binding, late of Wight, grocer, Dec. 4, at 11.
EDWIN THollta tassue, Bye. Sussex, musicosiler, Nov. JO, atll.
• COOKS, Bouthaea, Hants, nurseryman, Dec. 8, at 2.
JANIS Louts Flonizsiona, Portia, mariner, Dec. 6, at 11.
RICHARD Bearrata, Cheltenham, blackamith, Dec. 3, at 11.
JOH. THORPE Yon,Goeberton, Lineolush. blackantitti,Dec.3,at 10.
Wil.1.1•11 HALL FROST, lirafflissi, poet messcoger. Dec. 3, at 10.
01010! Worn, Dudley, car proprietor, Dec. 7, at 11.
DAVID SIXIsioN, Gloucester, mariner, Dec. 7, at 12.
THoliss WALL, Cardiff, commercial traveller, Dec. ft, at, 1L
I:IIWARD UNIX, Cardiff. general dealer, Dec. 4, at 11.
Jltlrtill HORGAN Neath, Glamorgansliire, bootmaker
Dec. 4, at it.
WttLiair Jons3o2, Bristol, late tobacconist, Dee. 0, at it
JOHN HAWKINS, Bristol, late victualler, Dec. (I, at IL
010201 ESULAND, Bristol, late beer retailer, Dec. 8, at IL
balky Jossa, Glendon liostyn, Flintahlre, grocer, Dec. 3, at 11.
WILLIAM Currie Mckalerr, Stonehoune, Gloucestershire, late
dyer's assistant, Dec. 6, at 12.
JAMBS FINCH, Wigan, Lanc.ashlre, collier, Dec. 12, at 9.
RICHARD Withene/i, Hahne, Lana/shire, beerhome keeper,
Dec. 7, el 91.
WILLIAM BLIU. Sheffield, to Dec. el. et 1.
CHARLES SHEBTALL, Sheffield, brew a clerk, Dec. 6, at I.
BHCHAaD iIIISSON, Sheffield, moulder, Dec. 0, at 1.
RICHARD WOOD, Shetheld, railway detective police officer, Dec.
tl, at 1.
RICHARD 11121), Cherry Willingham, Lincolnshire, farmer, Dec.

6, at 11. ,
BIuADRICK 11411.1'011_COONA.ctr1lale, Dec. 4, at 11:

THOMAS BlArai., Reightey,lorkAh.,clock casemaker,Dec.4,at IL
JOSIUOH WOOD, Newc.otic-upon.l)ne, grocer, Dec. 7, at 10.
Join lifitooon HoCcnios, Plymouth. shipwaght, Dec. 4, at 11.
WILLIAM LATHAM. Chatter. late brush manufact., Dee. 3, at 12.
Jou Suture, Itheersem, healed victualer, Deo. 6, at 2.
USAir YAMILETT, gamagate. groom, Dec. 4, at 10.
lAN 30212, Tenewydd, tiontgunteryakire, (arm assistant, Dec.
13, at 12.
RAOMAID FALUN JAMESON, Richmond, Yorkshire, watchmaker,
Nov. 16, at IL
WILLIAM TACIT. Brighton hootmaker, Dec. 7, at 1L
WILILY WlLson, BeUby, Torksh., potato merchant, Dec. B,at 12.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Nov. EL Joni Coital; Aldermanbury, woollen merchant

MARKET&

SUGAN.-111lanrOL, Nov. IL—The market has been doll daring
the past week, and prices are rather eager for reined. la raw
there is but little doing at late rates.

TALLOW.—TarDaT ETZllllO.—The market WU quiet, closing,
431 9d.; all the year, Us. 6d.; January to Yang 4k ,
march, 431. dd. ; town tallow, 42e. ed., net cash. Delivery to
lad evening, 1,616 casks; arrivals, 10,719 asks. At aucuou,
AtudraDan tallow made—tor mixed molt, 43e. 3d. ; beef, 42, .to
42a. 9d. ; interior and very low, 411. Id to 371. ad. ; So South
American or Odessa °Cuing. Cocoa not oil gales; Nelda. ,4
59a. to 145. Gdo Ceylon, !.le,. dd. to Ste . S)duey, 47, to 49,
middling to line, Ma to 42e. inier.or to 'ow. Palm cq dae
Ls" 40e.

COTTON.—lrmaroot, Roy. 82.—The cotton market has been
quiet throughout the week. Though the demand has bees gene-
ral, It has been confined thistly to supplying the Immediate
wants of the trade, while comparatively little has been done toe
export, and prices generally clone rather below the notations of
last Thiusday. Of Sea Island the recently large ts.
placed in the hands of the trade an abundant wasn't sap*,
the demand, nevertheless, le well maintained, and misuse
prices are free paid. American has been Irregular ; the norly-
landed cotton Is premed for mkt, and quotations are reduced
about Id. per lb. Brasil is freely offered, and has declined about
d. bid. par lb. Egyptian continues in fair demand, with
material change In vales. In East India the business has been
rather limited, and with a large quantity offering, prices have
further declined, and are generally id. per lb. lower. Specula-
tors have taken during the week 1,770 bales; exporters, 0,7;0
bales ; and the trade, 49,000 bales. We have had a fair demand
to-day, the market closing quiet : Prices unchanged. The sales
are 10,000 baits, of which 1,000 are for export and speculation,
The followiLare the official quotation :—pair Orleans, ;
middling, 8 fair Mobile, ; middling, 81d. ; fair Uplands,
; mid Old.

COTTON GOODS.—mancestrygn, Nov. f2.—There is no new
feature in the market for cotton cloth and yarn. Since Tuesday
the demand for cloth has been exceedingly limited and business
quiet. Buyers for India continue to manifest an indisposition
to operate, and the home trade houses are only taking small
quantities. Fur the continent there Is some business in yarns,
but only where sellers are willing to accept the lowest sates.
The general activity has a tendency to weaken prices, though
sellers are not putting their quotations lower. The suspension
of Moire Yates and Corkling, of Manchester, commission
agents, is reported, with liabilities to the amount of about
£.:0,000. Coarse and medium counts of shipping yams are id.
dolmaper lb. lower than on Tuesday, but with little businets
.

CORN.—CNIIJuisoID, Nov. Y4.—Thee was • smaller supply
of what at market to-day then usual at this mum of the yea,,
and the prime of last week were maintained for sll the hest de-
scription& The weather is so fine for field operations that the
farmers are busy finishing the wheat sowing. Bed, 64a. to 69m, ;
white. 725. to 77a.: extra, 78a. Barley of Wet malting quality
was rather dearer ; 40a to 464. ; extra, la& beam wane and
rather dearer, eta. to ifs. ; extra. 475.

Limbolrt, Nov. BL—We have had a moderato supply of wheat,
but the trade was very slow at barely last week's prices
In fair request, sad previous rates fully supported. Wheat, red,
675. to 71s. ; white, 711 e. Barley, Ms. to

LIVERPOOL, Nev. to-day's market there was only a mode-
rate atteudance. Wheat was in good demand for red descriptions
at the figures of this day week, white descriptions about Id to id.
per rental lower. Flour dull, and a shade whaler. lndlan corn
In steady demand at previous masa Beene la per qr. dean.
Canadian peas la par qr. higher. Malt =altered Oats lower.
Oatmeal quiet.
Wasturrnui, Nov. 22. —Our millers seem to want little or
nothing to-day In the way of wheat, and holders rather keep to
the small stock they have, than try to Induce a sale by the
slightest concession in price. We make no alteration In the
quotations for barley or other article*,

COALS—LoigooN, Nov. /a—Hastings Hartley, 19a. 9d. ; North
Felton Gas, 13a. 9d.: Walbottle Hartley, los.. Walls End
forth. 19a 9d. ; Eden Mato, 19e. 9d. Walls End Braddylls
Helton. ; Walls End Hatton, 2d1.: Walls End Caradoc, 2.15.
Wells End Original Hartlepool, Eta. : Walls End Teak 211.9 d. ;
Braneepeth Cannel, 111 e. ild.--Ships at market, 52; sold, SI.