The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-20 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1867.

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

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PREFERENCE SHARES.
North Eastern, York, H. and S. Purchase, 10,

MISCELLANEOUS.
Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), 184, 4,19.
Atlantic Telegraph, 52, 504.
Atlantic Telegraph 8 per rent., 90, 11, 90.
Australian Mort. Land and Finance (Limited), 4‘.
Berlin Waterworks(Limited), 12g.
Ceylon Company (Limited), 94.
City Offices (Limited), 94.
Credit Fancier of England (Limited), 34, 4.
Ebbw Vale, 144, 4.
General Credit and Discount (Limited), 6.
Hudson's Bay, 16.
International Financial Society (Limited), 3 5-IG.
Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavour), 44,
National Discount Company (Limited), 134.
National Discount Company (New) (Limited), issued at
picot., 134.
Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 464, 1.
Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 71, 1.

Xittu intelligence.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JuNE 19.

iiittinp st Nisi Prins in Middlesex.—(Before Lord Chief
illitioll Bova) and s Special Jury.)

GIBBON V. MI LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY CORTANY.
After our report left yesterday,
Mr. Hawicins addressed the jury and said that he
should show that some of the circumstances stated by the

plaintiff and his witnesses were not true ; and from this he
asked them to infer that the other statements were not
trustworthy. He should show that the parties told Mr.
Wright, the inspector, when he made inquiries, that they,
having deposited the table at the cloak-room on the 4th
August, did not afterwards take it to the race-course, but
that it was taken straight from the cloak-room on to the
platform on the 10th for conveyance to London. He could
not directly contradict what was said to have taken place
with a porter without calling every porter at the Brighton
Station, but he should show that though full inquiries
had been made no trace of what was said to have taken
place with the porters could be discovered.
A juryman asked how Gibson got the ticket for " pas.
lenistrs
_ge 'luggage."
r. Hawkins said that he should be sorry to be called on
for everything possessed by Gibson ; and without saying
that be would be guilty of a dirty or dishonourable act
he submitted that he did not come by the ticket in a
Ereorr wvaey. He
red o Strellid also show
roulette t abe bra that
ving ever ee,veidrenceneouptd
the line at all, and further that when the parcel was in-
quired for it was described as containing joiners' work.
The jury, after hearing evidence in support of the case
for the defendants, said that they thought it was unneces-
sary to hear the speeches of counsel or the learned judge's
summing up.
Some discussion ensued, and a person who had made the
roulette table was examined in support of the plaintiff's
case.

The jury said that they were not satisfied with the
plaintiff's statement, and they found a verdict for the
defendants.

COURT OF DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL
CAUSM—JUNIt 19.
(Before Sir J. P. Wilde.)
PHILLIPS V. PHILLIPS.
His Lordship mid that be was satisfied that the hum-
band had been guilty of the cruelty which the wife had
alleged against him, and therefore the decree which had
been previously made would remain, and the present peti-
tion for the reversal of that decree would be dismissed
with costs.

that was why the locket was brought to the polka-
station.

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The prisoner, in his defence, said he went to Paris three
days before the robbery had taken place, and dad not
return until the following Wednesday. He might state
that his box was now ready and packed for him to go to
Paris, and if his mother was sent for she would say the
same. He could secure the magistrate that he was not
present when the militia pared.
Mr. Cooke remanded the prisoner until Monday next,
and directed the depositions to be taken for his committal
for trial.
SOUTHWARK.

Genre, Decorum. 19, ;FL pieced et the bar, before Mr.
Woolrych, charged with being concerned, with four others
not in custody, in wetting Joseph Grimell, and robbing
him of a valuable watch.
_ . . .

The prosecutor deposed that be was a botcher, and re-
sided in Tower-street, Waterloo-road. On Sunday even-
ing last, about ten minutes past six, he was proceeding
along Snowefielda towards }totherhithe, and when he had
just passed Weston.street, he was suddenly surrounded
by four men, one of whom seized him by the throat and
pulled him backwards.. He was then bustled about in a
violent manner, and he felt his watch being torn from ,
him. He struggled hard, and tried to call out, but his
throat was grasped so tightly that be could not, and he
bad no power to move. As soon as his watch was taken
from him he received an extra grip in the throat, and then
he was released, and fell down. He distinctly
saw the prisoner let go his arm as he was falling, and he
had no doubt he was the one who had seised him by the
throat. As soon as be WAS able he ptirsued him and
caught hold of him. The prisoner made use of an oath,
at the same time tripping witness up and making his
escape. He then prooeeded to the police station and gave
information of the robbery, and on Tuesday he saw the
prisoner in custody, and identified him immediately.
Mr. Woolrych asked if the prisoner was known.
Sergeant Harrison replied in the affirmative. He should
be able on a future occasion to show that he had been
twice convicted. _ .

The prisoner was accordingly remanded to complete the
depositions.

*parting inttlifittna.

STOCKBRIDGE RACES.—WEDNIRDAY.
The sport brought to lune to-day was under the auspices et
the Stocknidge committee, but not nearly so good as that pro-
vided by the Bihar, Club, and it is questionable U the manage-
ment hr ve aci.ed wisely in extending the meeting to three days.
There was a no an absence of yesterday's aristocratic patronage
and there wee • perceptible diminution in the muubers within
the enclosure, but an augmentation of the holiday people. The
Duke of Biaufort having with the duchess accompanied the
Prince of Wales to London last night, and attended the state
concert, wee absent The morning opened very dull and threat-
ening, but the rain fortunately kept olf for acme time,
but eventually three or four heavy showers came down,
driving those outside into thelter.• The Broome Produce Stakes,
with which the day's sport commenced at half-past
one o'clock, produced six runners, and of there in-
nerdale was made favourite, odds of 3 to I being in-
vested on the Duke of Hamilton's horse with aridity. while
Grace, at 10 tell, was the only other hacked. The odds investU,
on lune-Male were never in doubt, fur he won with ease by •
length from the Duke of Beaufort's representative. The Rail-
way Plate 'Handicap', for which no fewer than 31 were coloured,
was a complete failure, three only going to the post, the Slim
Stamford fiUy being made favourite at evens ; but the race was
won by General Sherman. The favourite was held at the post by a
man, and her head not being loosened when the !lag was lowered
she was left behind, much to the annoyance of her backers.
The winner was entered to be sold for £lOO, but there being no
advance upon that sum Mr. Saxon did not lose his horse. The
next race was the Eltham Plate, contributed by Mr. Blenkiron.
of Mkldle Park, ',Athens. and for this prize two only,
fronmaater and the Earl ;the latter omitted from the
card, disputed the supremacy with Lady Klizsbeth, and virtually
only one did, for the Earl ran in the name and colours of the
Marquis of Ida rings. The long odds of 100 to 7 were laid on
the mare, but the " talent" betted 7 to 2 oo placing them, which
they succeeded In doing. The favourite was fractious at the
post, and delayed the start some time, but she woo In a com-
mon canter by five lengths. She held a levee in the
paddock, and found a host of admirers, among whom
she was walked about for some time. Eight of the thirty-
one coloured contested the Visitors' Plate, old 04-
truer. with the Impost of nine atone, being elected
favourite at 2 to 1, the next in demand being
Master Willie, who was backed for a heap of money, down to
4 to 1. The race was the best of the ,lay, and produced an
exciting finish bittern& • Almna and Master Willie. but Kenyon,
getting the best of it at the stand, won by half a length, the
favourite and Lord Ronald finishing a dead-heat for third place.
The Eighth Biennial produced only a quartet of runners, In-
' eluding the Danbury crack, Vauban. Montgoubert repre-
' wilted the French stable, and was ridden by Chatloner anti it
was reported that the substitution of that Jockey for
lllhherd was In consequence of the Count being dis-
satisfied with the way In which the last named has
ridden lately, and that on Tuesday night he wax ordered to send
In his cap and Jacket. Odds of 10 to 1 were laid on Vauban, but
a good deal of betting took place on placing the first and second,
and the bookmakers laid 2to 1 agst Opopimax or Montgouhert
being absolutely second, and 100 to 30 agat A lleshiiry's being so
placed. As soon as the starter's mission wax fulfilled Vauban
went to the front, and cantered In • winner by four lengths.
The Beaufort Handicap proved the "moral" it looked for Julius.
an the Duke of Newcastle's colt woo easily by a length, odds of
100 to3o being laid out him. Merry Monarch—ant to I chance—
, won the Andover Stakes, defeating seven others,of whom the
Flutter colt was made a warm favourite at ti to 1. The Selling
Race was declared void, and Lady Elizabethwalked over for the
tbventryStakes, concluding the day's sport. Daring the Intervals
of spun there was some speculation on the Northumberland
Plate, 5 to 2 being taken and offered apt Ferraceines, though at
one period 2to I was taken. About Lady Vane 6to I was taken
to EMO, after E. 52.; to 4:100 had been laid twice. At the close 5
to I was obtainable. Had the bookmakers been inclined to lay
Bto 1 apt the Vixen colt a lot of bunions would have been
done, but as they declined to lay that price the followers of L' ,rd
Westmorland would not accept a point leg War was backed
at 10 to 1, and the name of Fitzroy was mentioned, but we saw no
bets laid. For the Derby Lady Elizabeth was backed at 1,000 to
70. and Innerdele at 1,000 to 17 and 1,000 to 16.
THE Citoomit Medium' SeaKes of 50 son. each, h ft, and 10
only If declared, with 100 added, for 2-Jr-olds ; colts, Set 101 b ;
fillies and geldings. lust nib; certain al lowencee Five furlongs.
(64 subs, 8 of whom pay 10 son. each. I
Duke of liamilton's Innerdale, by Dundee—Dinah,
Out 711, 'A Edwards) 1
Duke of Beaufort's Lady Grace, Sat 31b 'Yordharn' 2
Colonel Pearson's ilatehment, Sat Mb (Ctudloner, 3
Then others also ran.

Betting: 1 to 1 on Itnerdotie,;nd 10,tn-1. agnt Lady nrare;

Tig a lan.war Mere of 5 Mora, each. 1 ft, with 5 i added, for
I and 3-yr.oids ; grinners extra; winner to be sold for Vat
Five furlongs. 42 sobs.)
Mr. Saxon's General Sherman, by Loup-Garou -Big Ben's
dam, 3 yes, 7st Illb (II. Clark) 1
Captain Machell's Plunder, 3 yn, fist lib (ear Sit Slb)
(Castanet.) I
Sir Joluistone's filly by Knight ot Bt. Patrick -Mir
Stamlord, t yrs, 7th (Wyatt, 3
letting: Ewen on the Ma Standen Sly, Ito 1 apt, Plunder,
and Ito 1 ant General Sherman. . - _

THE EL21414 PL47I: of 200 son.. added to a Sweepstakes of
30 eon. each. 20 ft; colts Set 101 b, and Wiles Bat fib; winners
extra. T.Y.C. sates.)
Marquis of Hastings' Lady Elisabeth, by Trumpeter—
Miss Bowyer, net I llb ;Incl. 7lb ex) (Funlbun) 1
Mr. R. Sutton's Iruomaster, Bet 101 b (Cbalioner) 2
Marquis of Hastings' The Earl, tat 101 b (Cannon) 3
Betting : 100 to 7 on Lady Itilzabeth.
Ton YMITone• PLATE of 100 son., added to a Sweeptdakes of
5 goys. each, 2ft : winners extra. Remo furlongs. 41 subs)
Lord Wastmorlamrs Master Willie, by Tournament,—
Gertrude, S yrs, Set 31b (Kenyon) 1
Lord Durham's Airuna, 9 yrs, let 41b (Wyatt, 2
Mr. S. Thellosson's Ostreger, Est Mb lCustantx, t
Duke of Beaafort's Lord Ronald, 5 yrs, Set Sib (Vordbant) t
Four others also ran.
Betting : Ito I sent Helmer. 4 to 1 Egg Master Willie, 5 to 1
sign Lord Ronald. 100 to 15 agst Alruna, 10 to 1 agrt Freemason.
and 12 to 1 sgst Perkins.

TOE HECOED YEA. OP THE WORTH BIENNIAL STACKS of 10
bore each, with 100 added, for 3-yr.oWs ; colts, oat ; and
Mlles, sat Nib ; ',lnnen extra. Due rails and a fun.
Duke of Beaufort's Vauban, by Moscortte—Palta, Hit llb
(Inel. 51b extra( (lordharo) 1
Mr. J. B. Morris's alleabary, eat TIO (ear. tat tabJ
teustanee'
Duke of Newcastle's Oporantax. bet Mb ff. Daley, 2
Too other. -
Bettlog : 10 to 1 on Vauban.

Trio others also raa.

Till KKAUTUIT itentolcsr oi 00 sots. each, 10ft. and 5 only ft
declared, with 200 added ; winners extra. One mile and a
quarter. (32 subs, 12 of whom pay 5 sort forfeit.)
Linke of Newcastle's Julius, by St Albans—Janie. 3 yrs,
est 10lb (Kenym9 1
Mr. J. B. Day's Scavenger, 1 yrs, bat 7Th fWyatti I
Mr. 0. Aniell's Python, S yrs, Gat 4Th (Is& Sib extra)
(Butler) 3

Red Alband also ran..

Betting: 100 to 30 on (I to 1 307t5cannger.
THR ANDOTIR *UMW ,Handiap) of 5 son. each, with 100
added: gentlemen riders. Oue mile.
Mr. Ten Broeck's Merry Monarch, by Mug of Tromps—
Adrasta, 3 yrs, lint 411) (3lr. Tata 1
Captain Coventry's Panacea, 4 yrs, lest tub
(Mr. Halyards) 1
Mr. Payne's c by Turophilite—Flutter, $ yrs, lOst Mb
(Mr. N. Merin)

!ire others also ran.

fl Ulm: 2 to 1 Rana theYlutter cult, a to 1 each east Panacea
and Kingdey, sod ato 1 each eget Mater to Vedette sad Merry
Monarch . .

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fur l'orraTitr, RIMERS of 50 sovs each, h ft, and 10 only If
declared , for yr•olds . colts, Bst 10lb • blUee and geldings, Vet
4.0 !lush In fire furlongs
Marquis of H.tstiney I.sdy Elisabeth, by Tramper—

!an Bower. N 4 616 trortlblM) W.O.
'CHISELLING STAKES war declared void.
BETTING ON THE COURSE.
NORTHUMAYALAND PLATE.

6 to 2 apt iaryacti staa(lanZe:aiter Ito 1 bad been taken',
6to 1 Lady Vane (t to &NO, after 626 to 100 dui been
taken twice,
Bto 1 Vpten Tit (wanted)

10 to 1 War ,takiet)
1000 to 70 apt Lady FlLtaheth (taken)
1000 to 17 lonerdale It after 1000 to 111 had been taken)

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—WEnrEsDAT.
NORTHIIIIBKRLAND PLAT!.
7to 2 aid Panamint.' (o) I 10 to 1 mat War (t and o)
9to 2 Lady Vane (I) 100 to 7 11lrella (GM
eto 1 Vlzso colt It 10 Dto 1 Hawkawall (t)