The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-16 00:00:00

TER EXPRESS, FRIDAY, EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1866.

&porting Ententionct.

HARROW EITRIPLEOHASES AND FLAT
BACIBIL—THassDAL

Pertunetely the opening day of thin meeting was farmed
with fine weather se moo as the sport oonimented, although
the morsieg was anything but sheering ; in fact, rain fell
heavily about noon. The 601101111 etas preiiiely the sans es
heretofore. The trains from Easton-square station con-
veyed a inultitede of 'Won, amongst whom were meaty
familiar faces, iecluding some of the sporting members of
the aristoancy. The sport throughout was very istereet-
ing, but the results were decidedly in favour of the book-
makers. All the business arrangements of the meeting was
excellently canted ant.
IHE Two-TILAII-OLD BTAIII of 5 soya. eaelt, with 40
added ; Bst 101 b ; fillies, Bst 71b. Half a mile.
(8
t. sate.)
Ingland a Lady Pam, by Prime Mlalster—The Mersey.
fist nb(L Forstar) 1
Trines D. Soltykoffs Trandermed, lath.... (3. Mann) I
Mr. W. G. Bennotre rehab, Out lelb
Bedlamtte and Bonne Fortune also ran.
_ _ _

Betting :11 to 1-ailonno iot7titso. sto T • Trans-
formed, 4 to 1 apt Bodlomito, 5 to 1 ea& apt lady Pam
and Potarb. _ _

PLAII of 40 sows., for all ages ; entrance,
2 move. seeb. About three-quartere of a mile.
Mr. IL Poster's British Tar, by Oral—True Blue, 8 yrs,
let lib (8. Hibberd)) I
Mr. Zosland's Qum Dee, Blrs, est 181 E (ear 74)(J.811108) I
Mr. Itherrhaes Bolter, 4 yrs, Ist 4Th
Thsfeliewhe by
—Peignoir, My lAdy, Dengollen, Be-
mow, Lydia, f by Bimple iliaios—Amburh, Chirp, and f by
fannoble-Bagbine.
Betty: 7 to 4 apt Benaaoar' 4 to 1 apt British Tar, 7
to 1 eget se Bto 1 aptßolkez, 10 to 1 each apt
Lydia and Eleabina; filly.
A BILLING BrAIIS of 3 ems. se* with 25 added,
for 3-yr.olda and upwards ; aellb:g sad other allowance.
About Are furlongs.
Mr. J. Datiere Deeds, by Autoord—Dora, 4 yrs, Idca Illb
(SOL) m) 1
Priem D. Boltykeff Loeb. ym bib ROO (.1.. ... (Jarvis) I
Oct Mr. Daigisats Duchene of M. isa's. 11 yrs, tlet(ea
r.r.
181b)MA) J I
The
Os foDeirft aim rim r-Ozysett. lima* Ernaruey„ aid The
n.

Betting : 6to 4 apt Bonds, 2to 1 apt Deolters of Bt.
!Libre' andlo to 1" bar two."
Tun firningolina PLars, s handbag el 40
sets, satraese 2 see,. sank. About two miles.
Mr. A. Walker's gbe Bolthabroke, aged, lOst 12Ib
(Owner, 1
Yar.Dausers Illness Deemer. ppsd,ll,llllb (o.llelman) I
Yr. aawaser's Ariewx94, sod. llst alb rlickalw)
TM Moving oleo na:—Panteloes, Peel Wdas, and
M
Betting: 2to 1 apt Prineees Dogma, 4to 1 each ern
Pantaloon sod Mow, 5 to 1 apt ths:Bolingbroke geld-
ing! encllo to 1 " bar roar."

Mum ersirsacausAn of BO row., for 4-
yr-olds and
sad • upwards. ontrazoo 2 son each. About three
=llia half.

Kr. Seidel lea Threadbare, by 111das—lititcbed-up. 4 yrs.
leet
Yr, IL Tasters Knighton Bello, aged, 1M 61b
(11r.litundort1 2
Searussento and Geraldine also ran.

Bitting :ISto 4 aptlEight;On BIZ*, icTi apt Thread-
bare, sad 3 to 1 apt Geraldine. The latter led mist the
Stand, bat gave way to Knighton Belle soca afterward.,
Threadbare going oa third. They ran thus fora mile.
when Geraldme came to grief and was not persevered with,
the favourite naming the Stand the second time a long way
in advanoe of Threadbare. Sacramento toiling hopelessly in
the rear. Leighton Belle held the lead till Noshing the
third hoes from beam on landing over which she rolled
over. sad Threadbare, whom impeder speed lad begun to
cianteeed boom aa esay winner.

Tas Ihrrvizarn Bogs Rama CAntarDez,
TholanAr.—The gentbunes selected to represent the
" light blue" at the approaehing roes between the two
universities have bees *aisles regularly during the put
week. Mr. /Liaglake eccohisg. Is ooselquesoe of the illness
of Mr. liteaysasee, bin oar, No. 6, was handled today by
Mr. Underhill, No. 2, whose place was Shed by Mr. Nd•
well. The following will be tie Osetbridd• am,
1. Z. Selwyn, Trinity. 6. J. IW. Beaks. id Trinity.
I. C. I. Caine. S. D.Y.Siesveneatt,ll
IL J. INt, Cake T. H. Weeny, St. John's.
/ H. J. Norte/me, Magdalen. W. Z. Grildtbk and Trinity.

Boman' Rae' pox 1001.—A millers' raae for
10X look plant yesterday from Ploo4l'lo Mortlake be-
awes, Bartholomew Murphy, et Elbadwoll„ and Domicil
Rumen, of Rotherhithe, who had before contended about
*we months ego, when Russell was violations. Betting
was 2tol on Rowell. Murphy took a alight load, but was
unable to mointaie it, yet dm, a most severe rum, io the
eosins of which they repeatedly changed plasma Murphy
Ina by tow Unita.

TUN Bram COUNTY Choi r CLUB.—The anneal
meeting el the flumes County Club was held yeabarday, at
fera's Yea Hotel, Brighton, and the folio worm is
attendees* :—Lord Lennox, Colonel Bases (ashram),
Mr. Bridger Btent (hen. secretary), Mr. G. W. Kira, irir.
G. lobby, Mr. Wyatt Gibbs, Mr. W. Tam Oa, Mr. ZIP.
Tamil's, Bev. A. Thomas, Mr. J. H. Bale, Mr. 11.. F.
Shaken, Mr. W. W. Richardeos, Mr. B. lisebell, Mr.'o.
Harwood. The 800. Secretary said, hazy their
report foe the year 1866, the °amities ware to be
able to congratulate the club oe Me Seastdal
ration. Wham the mason of 1866 0011111111•04 the balance
dee to the treasurer was 621., while there is now a balsa*
In hand of 71. They have else meek gratification is record-
iag the good feeling shown by the players to sada; fhz•
ward to play gratuitously is the Veteran Match, sad the
liberality of those who contributed so handsomely towards
the funds of the club on that orameicia. As regards the
matches of the past maws the empty cloves met
with a fair measure
of arroMws. They lost the treo
matches with Nottinghamshire, it is true ; bet sgaisst
them they era met the two with 11.0. C., one of which they
won, while the other was draws very much is their
favour. With Kent they won are and lost the other ;
with Suney they lost the first, sod the second was drawn
decidedly is their favour. Be said it would be allowed
by all that ewe has been much improvement in the eleven
of late, and as there are several risieg yang players
coming en, there is every hope that if substantial support
be afforded to the club, the Sussex eleven will, ere long,
recover the position it formerly held is the /Aerating
world. The committee have deaded on recoanmeadipg
that the county matches shall be made with the M.C.O.
Surrey, rad Kent. They have hese wanted to play Middle!
en and Beate, but however reluctant they may be to re-
fuse, they feel that prudence dictates that for this year at
least they should not make more than three county
matches, trusting that next year the state of their funds
may jollity them in increasing the number. The 1140T•tiff
thee nod the belasesaiest, which showed that 2881. la.
had been received for annual subscriptions, and for special
donations towards liquidating the debt of the club, M. So.
Their advertising, &r.. cost 791. lls. The match with
Surrey, 10314 with Kest, M. • with M.C.C.,1391., leaving
a balsam is favour of the club'ol 71.4 a. 91.

it.sb) Intelligence.

COURT OP WIEN'S BKNOH.—Fxs. 35.
Aiwa Tarn NW Prior abases a* ardiesPA—Mallat th•
Lord Odd Araks asd essdal Jades.)
WALLIS

The Lord Chief Jostles, in sucemisg cep, said the qua-
tio• was narrowed te • very short kook the whole question
beteg whether Mr. Mosby dad is fact warrant the safe to
be one which would mart all attempts oe the part if bur-
glars to break it open. Whether be bad that authority se
not was not for them to decide, that being a point of law to
be swerved if necessary for the court aborw It was,
however, now proved to demonstration that if Mr. Bopley
did warrant it hi had no authority to do sa If they bad
cot bad it given in evidence ice would have beep
startled to hear that thousands of pounds' worth of pro.
party were left in the ground floors of homes in London
without persons residing fa the bow" guarded only on the
one hand by the vigilante' of the police, and mthe other
bead by the protesters of ash& It was natural, therefore,
that a men should wish to rot sash an article as would
protect his property, and on the other hand they most
consider whether it wee passable a maker would warrant
for all time an articie liable to be operated on by the lege-
unity and experience ef daring burglars, who solely apply
themselves to the accemplishmeat of their unlawful cads.
Mr. Hoplay denied that he warrastad the safe. Mr.
Walker, cm the other hand, said there was a warranty, but
the son's evidence did not certainly appear to go so far as
that. According to what he said, Mr. Mosley might have
made a fry:Anted representation, bat it did not amount to
a warranty.
Tite jury retired, sad after an abeam* of half an hoer
retureed into mart with a verdict for the defendant, on
the ground that there was no warranty.
Verdict for the defesdant
1111 Ql7Ol V. WISH.-Ten IDXONDSIICANDAL.

-
Mr. Cohriftet Q. 0., said this was a Gamins! prosecution
against Mr. Walshminks out of metals prossedings which
had bosoms sotarious, and he had to apply to hie lordship
on behalf of Mr. Welsh, not to tab the ease this term. It
was essential to the &hoes that Lord Westbury should be
called as a witnem. His lordship was somewhere in Italy,
but it was not bows exactly wh.ere. He had been written
to and premed te be hem but as no r•Vy had hem received
it was mon than probable that his lordship had net re-
ceived the letter. The case was the 39th vestal jury case
is the list, and as it was unlikely the bee could be reached
these sittings, he bad to ask on affidavits which he had
shown to;the Solicitor-Osional, that the ease amid not be
takes at these sittings.
The Lord Chief Justice said he doubted if it could be
reached these sittings.
Mr. Coleridge sea ft woad be a peat relief to Mr.
Welsh to know that it would not oome es at the.. sittings.
Tt would be impossible for him to be able to &dead Mr.
Welsh in Lord Westbury's absence.
The Solicitor-Genera said he had read the affidavit, and
he thought he ought not, node, the eireumetaposs, to op-
pose the appliestioe. He wee entirely I. the hands of the
court; end if hie lordship thought there were reasonable
grounds for postponing the case, he should offer so objec-
tion.

—fie Lord Chief Justice asked how So resa stood.
The Asoeiate said it was 34 out of to-day's
The Lord Chief Julio, said that bolas so, there was
soy little abase of its being noshed at this sittings, and
is that cue it was hardly neessory to call Lord Westbury
hose to lad that be was not wanted.

Vrtiiiin to Lord Westbury
sad
had mw et him sebpizna, bet they did not. as yet know If it
reind

The Lord Chief Justice said be thought the application
for a postponement less a reasonable one.
The Bolieitor•General said he should not oppose it.
The ease was thee made a remanet, end as medal jury
eases are sot taken during the short eiteizalafter Easter
term, there is no probability of this me tried before
the beginning of July, when the after term nildhall
iII%WI MM.
rest of the de', was occupied in trying the ease of
Bennett en Fitter end another, which was an maim in
&Voile relative to a diamond valued at 1,0001. The details
were devoid of general public interest,