The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-14 00:00:00

11 e Cooper b I. D.
Walker Di
a Howltt
ltbee. Esq.: e Cooper, bV. _

CLEVELAND STAKES. T.Y.C.
Nr.th c. Snider. Amendment, La Ronne, Proctor,
~1 fintta I f are here.
•
I. : r• • ~FElT.—Europs.
lIARKY FOWLER STAKES. T.Y.C.
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....al irk, Roderick Random, Repulse, Elvin, Frost,
Rlfeta, and Gleaner are here,
XDRs:MEN'S HANDICAP. Two mfiem
Itococo, Lady Vane, Treasure Trove, and
.sure are here.
`lt FUT.-GOMM.

:ETLAND BIENNIAL One mile and a half.
M And Ferracquea are harm
TOWN PLATE. Mara mile.
Repulse, Elias, Musjid f, Derwent, Pride of
Paleface are harm
Lady Eaton, Tynadala, BleminT,
Lady Flora, Angara, Policy, Highland Chief,
Maid, and Old Tory.

'OLVERHAMPTON MEETING.
(THIS DAY.)

'LEVELAND CUP. One mile and a quarter.
Allan, Fender, Amanda e, Hawthorn, Admiral, and
'ortune are here.
HILLINGTON STASES. Half a mile.
Dixon, Carlos, Belle &lunge, Uncle, and Vale
here.
DUGH MEMBERS' PLATE. Half a mile.
Queen of Trumps, Contract, Isis, l'arma, King
, St ('lair, and Weather Isle are here.
COAKE STARES. One mile and a quartet.
Ilan, Dutch Admiral, Ent Lancashire, Madame
lawthorn, The Squire, Bonne Fortune, and Coo-
ler...
STAMFORD BIENNIAL, One mile and a
half.

log, IA Maudite, Dutch Admiral, Prelate,
and Feeder an here.

;HAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

,NDICAP SWEEPSTAKE& Half a mile.
Feewy, Court Card, Calot e, Ulan, Sultana,
"ry, and Savoir Vivre ire here.

RE OF EDINBURGH CUP. One mile.
'banning, Harry Braihrford, Redcap, Dayrell,
-adia, Vixen, Pearl Diver, Mdlle. Cleopatra, Stag-
Leases, Catalogue, Cora, Pyrrhic, Musa, Fandiette,
,sy are here.
MAGNA CHARTA. T.Y.C.
Katie (2001.), Redbourne, Spiteful, Rillaloe,
•f, La Sorrentina (1001. each). All are here.

AND MIDDLESEX STAKES. One wile and
a balf.
Braikforil, Vixen, La Dauphine, Xisehlef, Pam de
Lewes, Vandyke, and Crowd:nes e are here.
NCESS OF WALES'S PLATE. One mile.
Vex, Tektite', Star of India, Staghound, and
are here.

WAY STAKES. Three quarters of a mile.
I Barleigh, Distaff, Billet, La Mute, Trifle, and
Shillelagh are here. All sold for 304
BARONS' STAKES. Five furlongs.
itrpher, Viz Cecil, Ulan, Mariner, Lee, Africaine,
"are, Epigram, and Thorncroft are here.

CAICKST.-( THIS DAY.)

it/LEIII4.

late, considering the
resumed, Surrey being 121
ey, not out, 13, and Jupp,
places at the wicket. Mr.
bowling from the lower
end. The fourth ball of
'ooley cut sharply to cover
It out, the score remaining
red Jupp, who soon after
ion off How itt, which was
fter by an off d,:ve by
alker. This was followed
Hewitt, who was then
off whose second ball
3, and did the same for two
ras now telegraphed, and
I. D. Walker. His second
last ball of his third over
number. Our parcel left

uemze ....

s
213
I
11
b1,1b6, w 1, IS b6l-b2,w2 6

Richards, b Mantle
Caw. e Hewitt, 0 Mantle
-.4 out

T0ta1.... 162

IDDLVEX —flit Innings.
0. it. b UrUllth
Mamie, b Uritfith
t. llearne, c and b Boultbee
B. & Cooper, b Orlillth
I. D. Walker &eq., b Boultbee
T. Beam c itoultbee b Ortiltk
V. E. Walker, Eq., Oct 0ut....
L W. Trltton, lay.. b Stepbesson
P. Lee, Eat., run out
it- Maude, Kurt., c Crest blirliktk
II Witt, c Clew b Orlattb

Total

.. •
.. 10
.. 19
8
..
87
.. 66
32

The heat in the metropolis to-day has been ex-
great, and many persons have manifestly suf.
from it. At half-past 2 the thermometer at Manora
tetti and Zmnbra's stood at 113 degrees in the sun,
nail dropped down one degree since 1 o'clock.
Br RNED TO DEATH.—On Sunday mornings fire
out in the stabling of the Hautboy and Fiddle public.
°cairn, Surrey. The property destroyed was not
value, bat a man whn slept in the stable was
death, and two fine horses and a doc were also
An ostler named Woodger was missing from
urhood on Sunday, and he was therefore sup-
the person burned—indeed the jury were
inquire into the cause of his death, but to
prise of all he presented himself before the jury.
inquest was held at Ockham on Monday evening,
r Mr. W. Bridger, deputy-coroner, and IVoodger,
it being sworn, volunteered the following state-
. —" I left the Hautboy and Fiddle shoi .17 after 12
dc on Saturday night, and went to the closet near the
+. I dropped off asleep there, and when I woks up
.aw the fire I felt so frightened that I did not know
rto do. I walked off round the heath for an hour,
fire raging all the time. I gave no alarm. I knew
e wore two horses in the stable and a dog. At three
went and lay down in Mr. Freeland's barn, sad
lori there without meat or drink until this (Monday)
IE." In answer to a juryman's question witness
" I slept with Jemmy Strudwick in the stable en
night, and I should have slept in the same place on
ay night had I not seen the fire." The coroner
'ely censured Woodger. The jury returned a verdict
be effect that the deceased, supposed to be one James
%brick, mine to his death through burning, from acci-
its! causes.
'4A:4..41101.1'MS IN AMERICA.—The ravages of
little pests seem to have begun in earnest. The
P crop of the county has been almost entirely de-
red. A few crops may escape them. One day suMoss
them to clean off a hemp field as bare as before the
Al. The blue grass is in many places destroyed and
suffered much wherever they have have gene.
3othr and clover have also been very greatly
• oat crop, it is thought, will be utterly ruined, 161174
4er that to wheat, which they have so far only slick*"
,reed. The corn is not exempt but has been injured
than any other crop except wheat. The gardens have
'red terribly, nearly all early vegetable, have boss
-11 up by them. They swept a garden bare in a haw
ts. A lady informs us that in the morning she had as
"a Prden as she ever saw, and in the evening scarcely ••
tile of it was left. It is consoling to know that as
,^ll also suffered.—Minnesota Plper.
141KENED VISION FROM TOBACCO SMOKING.—
,i,Roe eases the impairment of vision which goes by the
'se of aniblyopia precedes its entire lass, from palsy of
optic nerve. Objects are perceived but imperfectly ;
aPpear more or less obscured by cloud or hasiness ;
nen of a book run into each other and become con-
; the eye is soon tired, and waters or becomes blood-
it exertion is continued. M. Viardin has
re
cases of this disease caused by smoking. In
the
umeat of these cases the quantity of tobacco smoked
reduced, under the direction of hi. Viardie, sad the
was restored in the course of a few weeks. He mast
'cry slave to the use of the weed who, haying once
red from its poisoning effects, would persist in the
-American paper.

miicy, and Jenny Mills 9
•
CLEVELAND STAR
ph c. Snider. Amendmeni
linus I f are here.
p . _
HARRY FOWLER Sti
skytok. Roderick Random,
.s Elfeta, and Gleaner art
TRADESMEN'S HAIM
mrothcouan, Rococo, Lady Val
1.:t71.• Treasure are here.
P Foermr.—Gomera.
-.ENV( ZETLAND BIENNIAL
ll~uestish and Fervacquee are I
TOWN PLATE.
skeltrL. Repulse, Elfeta, Masi]
Paleface are here.
.it;arro.—Sundeeleds, Lady E
!f. ...via, Lady Flora, Zingers,
cutlin Maid, and Old Tory.
WOLVERHAMPI'O]
(THIS DA
CLEVELAND CUP. One
Mr.. Allan, Feeder, Amanda*,
:oar,. Fortune are here.
CHILLINGTON STARE
Dixon, Carlos, Belle Sc
.441 are here.
I;OROUGH MEMBERS' P 1
s dliet, Queen of Trumps, Coat
ci spades, St. Clair, and Weather
HoLTOAKE STARES. On
err.. Allan, Dutch Admiral, E
Wright. Hawthorn, The Squire, ]
:trot are here.
STAMFORD BIENN
half.
Elf King, La Mandite, Da
lo,pouas, and Feeder are here.
EGHAM MEE'TING
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HANDICAP SWEEPSTA
Lillie Feeeuy, Court Card,
Hue and Cry, and Savoir Vivre a
DUKE OF EDINBURGH
King Charming, Harry Braid
na a India, Vixen, Pearl Diver
twool, Leases, Catalogue, Cora, 1'
Secresy are here.
MAGNA CHART,
Ramblicg Katie (200/4, Redbm
lice Dray f, La Surrentina (1001,
•rilizEY AND MIDDLESEX I
a half.
Harry &ail/don', Vixen, La Di
Barge, Leases, Vandyke, and 0
PRINCESS OF WALES'S
Leases, Vex, habits, Star of
fonesular are here.
RAILWAY STAKES. Th re
Maid of Burleigh, Distaff, Bill
Sprig of Shillelagh are here. AI
BARONS' STAKES.
Macomber, Vex, Cecil, Ulan,
weir Vivre, Epigram, and Thor
CR.ICKST.—( TA
MARRY V. MIDI
At 12 this morning—too
state of the match—play was rem
nth two wickets down ; Pooley,
-se out, 46, resuming their pia
D. Walker commencing b
al Hewitt from the pavilioe e
Ir. 1. IL Walker's first over Pc
Ant, and was splendidly caught
uttered Mortlock then joine
..ale a fine drive to the Pavilice
Wlkmented • few oven aft
Unlock, from Mr. I. D. W a
it an on-drive for four off 11
',hunted " for T. Beanie,
lonlook made • (Wye for three,
Jew overs afterwards ; 110 was
Lade went on in place of Mr. I.
..11 Jupp cut for four, and the Is
Imlock drove finely for a like n
c 12.45 with the score as follows
SURILICY.
First Innings.
imphrey L llowitt
rt Richards b V. 'Walker
,pheason b Mantle
•Ith, e Cooper b T. Hearne
• I. (buyer, Esq., c I. Walker b V
walker
',[ey b T. Hearne
I ilea, bllowttt
11.ultbre. van.: e Cooper, b V
Walker
e Richards, b Mantle
Cesar. e Hewitt, 0 Mantle
LIM, not out
64,11,41,1,
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Total
MIDDLESEX
0. )1. Jam, b Urtgth
Mantle, b Urirfith
0. Meanie, c and b Boultbee .
F
Cooper, Esq., b
1. & Walker b Boultbee;
T. Hearn. c ttoulthee b OrtMtb
V. & Walker, Esq., not ou t.
L W. -Mum, Lat. b aerobe=
V. Lee, Eat., run out
ft &lauds, E3q., c Crew bus
Iluwitt, c Caesar b Cirtattis
1
The heat in the metropolis
esdingly great, and many perm
feed from it. At half-put 2 the
3,gretti and Zantbra's stood er
caring dropped down one degree
IirRNED TO DEATH.—On
'ante out in the stabling of the HI
I.4aber OCkh&M, Surrey. The pe
much value, bat a man whn
razed to death, and two fine he
ntroved. An ostler named We
to neighbourhood on Sunday, al
wed to be the person burned.
reraoried to impure into the m
surprise of all he prresented
Je Inquest was held at Ockh
',fore Mr. W. Bridger, deput]
About being sworn, volunteer
bt —" I left the Hautboy an
dock on Saturday night, and w
1,11. I dropped off asleep the
taw the fire I felt so frighte
.at to do. I walked off row
fire raging all the time. I
-re were two horses in the eta!
•'ock 1 went and lay down in
oed there without meat or
Wig." In answer to a jur
"Il slept with Jemmy Str
Au night, and I should have I
'today night had I not seen
• ly censured Woodger. Ti
:he effect that the deceased, s
Uudwiek, came to his death the
4941 manes.
I,LaasHOPPERS IN AMER'
-le little pests seem to have
`V crop of the county has
kited. A few crops may escape
"then to clean off a hemp
"%tin The blue grass is in m
suffered much wherever
.:10thf and clover have also be
oat crop, it is thought, will !
Net that to wheat, which they
I:ned. The corn is not exen
any other crop except
"•- eyed terribly, nearly all esu
tru up by them. They swep
;A A lady informs us that is
~`' rden as she ever saw, soU
-Ne of it was left. It is cons
',^ll also suffered.—Minnuona
It ttgENED VISION FROM
time eases the impairment of
•.ue of aniblyopia precedes its
k• Optic nerve. b,tsare p
. appear more or less °beau
leMery of a book run into ea
'64 : the eye is soon tired, and
tif exertion is continued.
—te eases of this disease caul
'ruicient of these cases the qu
."reduced under the direotio
st "se restored in the course c
I very slave to the tree of tl
'7'sred from its poisoning as
I.—American paper.