The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-21 00:00:00

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STAMFORD RACRIA—FIinaT.
This interestbiggathering on Lord 2.Yeter's estate was brought
to a close today under highly advantageous clrearnstances, the
weather being glorious, the attendance though somewhat short
of yesterday numerous, the fields of a fair average strength, and
the spots excellent. The aristocratic element Willin strong force,
the carriages of several noblemen lining the course. The stand
was extensively patronised, and that part devoted to the ladles
was well filled. There were seven events set down on the card
for decision, and the races terminated shortly after five o'clock.
Appended le a return of the sport :
THE KETTGN STALLS 01.50 tors.for 3-yr-olds : colts,
Sat 10It) ; fillies, Sot 71b; penalties and allowan About a
mile and a halt (9 subs.)
Lord St. Vincent's Lucifer
Mr. W. Morris's Ambtlion
Lord Exeter's Liebe
Betting : 6 to 4 on Lucifer, 2 to 1 apt Ambition, and 5 to 1
apt Hobe.
THE STAMFORD CUP, value 100 WT., by subscription of 10 son.
each; for 3-yr-olds and upwards; penalties and allowances.
Three miles. (3 subs.)
Mr. B. E. Dunbar's Tormentor 1
Mr. Sutton's &llama
Mr. W. Smile's Brother to Guerilla 3
Betting ; 11 to JO On Bland, 6to 5 apt Tormentor, and 20 to 1
apt Broiler to Guerilla.
THE CLIFDEN CUP, value 200 SOTS., added to a Handicap
Sweepstakes of 10 soya each, with 100 added, for ayr-olds and
upwards ; winners extra ; three-quarters of a mile. (40 subs).
Mr. Noble's Trapeze
2
Mr. W. Morris's The Warrior
Marquis of Hastings's Pantaloon
The following also ran :—Ceerope, Roden, Skirmish, Con-
federate, Furze Chat, la Mechante, Molly Carew, The Clown,
The Tartar, Knight of St. Michael, and Historian.
Betting: 4to 1 seat Knight of St Michael, 6to 1 apt Histo-
rian, 100 to 15 each agst Cecrops and Redan, 8 to 1 agst Molly
Carew, 10 to 1 sgat Confederate, 12 to 1 apt Sidrmish, 100 to 8
apt Purse Chat, 100 to 7 apt Pantaloon, 16 to 1 apt La Ma-
chante, 20 to 1 apt Trapeze, and 25 to 1 each apt Warrior and
the Tartar.
THE SCURRY HANDICAP of 10 SOTS. each, h ft, for horses of all
ages. T.Y.C.
Lord Westmoreland's Tbilisi 1
Mr. J. B. Morris's Nukuheva 2
3
Mr. Savile's Ls Mtchante
The following also ran :—Acolyte, Mazurka, and Cranford.
Betting : 5 to 4 apt Thalla, 3 to 1 apt NWrubeva, 6 to 1 apt
La !decimate. and 10 to 1 apt Mazurka.
THE EIGHTH WOTHORPZ BIENNIAL STAIES Of 10 DOM each,
with 50 added. for 2-yrolds ; cone, Set 101 k ; fillies and geldings,
Flat 7lb ; maiden and other allowances. (26 subs.) T.Y.C.
Duke of Beaufort's Vauban
Mr. Pryor's FttpOtHAST
Marquis of Hastings Prodigal
St. Clair and Cincinnati colt also ran.
Betting 7 to 4on Frlpounica, 6W 2 eget Vauban, and 100 to
8 eget any other.
A SELLING STAINS of 5 son. each, with 40 added : weight for
age : selling and other allowances. Three-quarters of a mile.
lir. Chaplin's Rosa Veral
Sir F. Johnstone's Nabob's Daughter ink_ 2
Betting :-7 to 2 on Rosa Nora.
THE SEVENTH WOTHOIPI BIENNIAL STAIIDI Of 10 SOTS. each,
with 50 added, for 3-yrolds ; colts, Set 101 b ; tipple. and geldings,
Set 71b; certain penalties and allowances : second to save his
stake. One mile sad a quarter. (SS subs.)
Lord St. Vincent's Roden
Lord Exeter's Hebe
Lord xbridge's Life Guardsman 3
U
Betting : 6W 5 on Sedan, 5 to apt (at first even out) Life
Guardsman.

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BEDIUW AT MANCHESTER.—FamAy.
UOODWOOD STUBBS.
to 1 eget The Special (off) 10 to 1 eipit Bleck Prince (t)
11 to 1 The Midis colt 100 to 7 Barney (t and off)
(off, t 7 to 1,.
000DW D ME.
10 to 1 sot Oladisteur (off)
4000 to 200 apt D ERBY
Hermit ft) I 60 to 1 'get Vauban (t to
40 to 1 Dragon (t) £500)

CANCER HOSPITAL, LONDON AND BRODIPTON.—
The annual meeting of the governors of this institution
was held yesterday at 167, Piccadilly, Mr. W. Ferrer, the
treasurer, in the chair. The report stated that progress
bad taken place alike in the utility and the patronage of
the charity. The receipts under the bead of legacies
during the past year amounted to 5241. 68. 7d., as com-
pared with 2,8971. Ils. 3d. the previous year, but the
income from donations showed an increase of VOL Die. Id..
and from annual subscriptions 1251. 9e. The total
amount of annual subecnptions was 6621. 3.. 6d.,
being the highest sum that bad been received under
that head since the opening of the charity. During
the past year 176 in-patients, and 254 out-patients
had come under treatment, but the total number of atten-
dances of both new and old patients during the year, exclu-
sive of indoor patients, amounted- to 3,694. The commit-
tee regretted to state that owing to a want of adequate
funds they had been obliged to refuse admiesion to the hos-
pital of several Fatienis for whom they had ample accom-
modation, and concluded their report by an urgent appeal to
the public for increased support. The chairman moved the
adoption of the report, whishwas seconded by Mr. Briscoe,
M.P. and agreed to.
INTERESTING TO IRELAND.—A German journal
recounts the following episode of one of the late battles:—
" A young soldier in the midst of the tumult of battle
thouiiht he mow on the gram a four-leaved Amore*
growing. As synch a plant is rue and is considered to
being good hick, he stooped to taks it. At that Tory
instant a cannon ball passed over his head so near that
be must have been killed if be had not been bending down.
The man so miraculously saved has sent the plant to
which he owed his life to his betrothed at Seenigsberg."

PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

[NAME OP BOLYCITOIIB AND /MIMI PAIRICRIAMI TO la
ONTADIND AT TIM 0711101 07 IWO =L=/. 11131811 AN,
00012 01 BANKIWIVOT NAIIIN
ur GRALL-INNUM
afrnrre
rows PHILLIFeIItIAONANATII, Upper Thames-street, engineer,
to sartender August 3, OA it
WDAAAM 1111111.1., Feneknrch-atreet, and Trafalgar-road, Old
gealread, stationer's manager, July SI, at 11.
ROBLES BIM AWN MAINZ!, Lodbem-road, Welbomuegrove,
omnibus eon '-'-n, July 31, at 12.
JuLma Pam& Camberwell New-road, railway contractor's
managing clerk, July 31, at 1.
ARCHTBALD Ham, Colashillutreet, Pimlico, biker, July 31, at IL
DAVID GAANAN Hors, Northeast, Kent, engineer, July 31, at I. 1
FIDIRIOO MARTINIS, Mark-lane ; Guedlord.stre Russell- 1
square ; and Cadiz, Ac., Spain, sherry shipper, July 31, at I.
Moms Lir!, Broad-courtmtreet, bocker. July 30 at It.
WILLIAM DUMAN, Gould-64mm Criticized-him, and South-
end, Zane:, general merchant, July 30, at t
WatJAW Rowans, Westmoreland-mews, Bt. Stepheata-equars,
Paddington, cab proprietor, August 3, at IL
GEORG! Kilie, WAX-town, Poplar. builder, Aftust 3, at 11-
TedWAS HARMS, Baling, Middlessa, late vidnaffer, Ang. 11, at!.
IDust DAYI, Sandgate, Kest, solicitor, July MA at L
; Jana FORSTER, High-WWI, Shadwali, builder, July 10, at 11.
ROBEST Oaarn, Waltham Abbey, Feral, butcher, July 30, at It
' Wants' Cliwiros, North/Met, Kent, gentleman, July 30. at 12.
AVOntrlini PAYNA,Comwall-rd., Lembethaffellarose.Jllllloo.lX 1
JAMIE CANnas, West-mall, Notting. cow eeper's servant,
Jiffy 90, at 1
: Onomas ARAI, Belmont-row. Wandawarthroad, and Reding-
street, Vauxhall-gardens, agg merchant, July 30, at 2.
' SAXIINL /EBERT PERRIB, Great Georgemtreet, Bermondsey,
attorney, August 2, at 11.
I Osamaa FRIDRILICIL ATLIHT. COICRSOLsr. WIGS taerekant,
August Et at IL
CIIAMAM Moon Manaus, Enfield, Middlesex, wine merchant's
sang:, August 11, at 11.
(AMOR PTIOUDROOT, Lblloll-SMOSS, 1111116011. 11110.11 Slikisman,
August 3, at I.
'Nouse Daswwoon, B~Rleey Heath, Kent, gentlemen, Aug. If, sal.
1 ALIIIIRT Player% MarsidilLetree&Doidertifthilfsi (lea! ra' dealer,
I Angus: S. M &
EIRIIRT MORAND Bartholomew-dm, and Pelham-street, Brew-
ton, artificial dower manufacturer. Amami 3, at 3.
ittcpArtp Own DAVIS and JOHN DEBTOR, Gravaaend, Jug
iwoman, August 6, at 11.
GRAHAM lftaUTT Sheerness, lieutenant In her Majesty's
Marines, ♦uguwst 3, at &
Joss Blooms THORNE Birmingham, merchant. August 8, at 12.
Thome., Wain and Joni; DAVISON SAVAGE., Birmingham, COM-
' mabolan agents, July SO, at 12.
Joan trrriraana. IlAaenr,Blurton, Staffordshire, iron merchant,
August 8, at 11
, WILLIAM RIIIWINGHT HARTZ?, Dungen, Staffordshhe, banker,
• August 16, at 11.
. °gnus PICK, BLEGIIIIIHIGI. bone button August 8, at It
DONALD OR Eh/twill:HOT, travelling draper, 3, at It
I ROBERT RADNALL RHODES, Wolverhumploa, iron plate worker,
August 3, at 12.
(Mown CUMBERLAND, Derby, furniture broker, July 31, at 11.
JOB THOMAS, Port Bawl, 43 , Aug. 1, at IL
THOMAS BIWADIIIN7, Cheltenham, tobsecc;aC,crwuft. 1, at 11.
CHARLES Jams DAVIES, lionarth, Carmarthenahfre architect,
August 1, at 11.
ALERID MORGAN, Cardiff, toolmaker, August 1, at 11.
Wlll.mit HORNSBY , Middlesbrough, railway servant July 30, at IL
MAROABIT EDWARDS and ROMA? Enwanue,Liverpool, butchers,
August 1 at 11.
WILLIAM 1111411118, Pandy Tudor, Denbigbab., mWer,Aog.l, at 12.
DAVID WC a LLooN,Lirerpool, commission merchant,Aug.l,at IL
ABRAHAM HAWORTH, Ilebnshore, Lancashire, cotton spinner,
July 30, at it.
Jons }Lawman, Raslingden, Lancashire, cotton spinner,
July 30, at 12.
Janus THORNBII, Burnley, cotton manufacturer, Aug. 8, at I!.
Tatar= BAILST, and Jassy lianal. ?enrich, Cumberland,
slates, July 51, at 12i.
EDWARD HARTZ? CSWER, Darham, coach builder, Aug. 1. at 11
Jona BLOWIR, Birmingham, carpenter, August 3, at 10.
CHARLES Jolla, sen. Birmingham, engine driver, Aug. 3, at 10.
EDWARD CArawaxt, Birmelham, boot dealer, August 3, at 10.
JOSIPH DIMON, Dahill li Worcesterahlre,counnimion agent,
August 3, at 10.
THOMAS iliarruaws, Birmingham, journeyman carpenter,
August 3, at 10
ITRANCIS , Shlffnal, tailor, August 1, at 12.
WILLIAMPAT!, Caatleford, Yorkshire, tailor, August 1, at 12.
WILLIAM Hoe, Newark-upon-Trent, coachmaker, July 23, at 10.
DAVID YNOMANS, Jun., Core, Hampshire, potter, July 28, at It
JOHN Rime, Loughborough, beerbouse manager, July RI, at 10.
Jogs Bkouoa, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, grocer, July' 23, stn.
THOMAS MORTON Tnomas, Swansea, general smith, Aug. 2, at 3.
/Mums 11 , Hatleld, Yorkshire, bootmaker, Aug. 1, at 1.
JOegua JaAvoss, Norwich, Staffordshire, miner, August 2, at 12.
Mama STOREY, Stockton, beerbouse keeper, July 30, at 11.
301111 HOYLE °EACH, Truro, Cornwall. innkeeper. July 30, at 1
. &inset lull, Wellington, Blimp, clockmaker, Aug. 3, at 10.
CiLutiss GOODR/Cl.. Croft, Durham, innkeeper, August 1, at 10.
CHARLES ENGLISH, Liverpool, bootmaker, August 1, at 3.
I DAVID DAVIN, LIMAZIRISIOL, 01111001101118b.,ETODIS,J111) 31,11 11.
Mamas IC imin.Painswick,lilouoseterabire,carpentar,Aug.3,at 10.
I Honker Cots, Plimpton St. Mary Devonsh., builder,Aug B,at 11.
I JOHN NICHOLLS, Stone, Staffordshire, butcher, July 30, at 10.
3051 Marrasars, St. &mph, Plintsh.. victualler, Aug. 1, at 11.
Sass WARD, Southampton, farmer, July 28, at 12.
30111 CRITCHLRT, Button, Lancashire, late divertr of plate glass,
August 1, at 11.
THOMAS DlATrox,Winincelhild, 84affordah., key sanith,Ang.4,at 12.
Hamar BOWEL laerhgnentarwydg. Aaglesty, platelayer.
August 2, at 11.
JOHN GOULDING, Uttar, butcher, July 31, at 11.
I RICHES A-H, Bwanbourn, Bucks, labourer, August 1, at 11.
CHARLIE ALDFILMAN, SwANDOGIII, Bucks, labourer, Aug. 1. 11111.
MART JOHANNA KING, Brighton, widow, July 30, at 11.
WILLIAM RDWARDGRINTRR, Brighton. confectioner, Julyllo,aill.
RORER? COWLES, Ipswich, general-shopkeeper, Aug. 1, at 11.
Jog+ LlAvis, Cropwell Bishop, Notts, bander, Aug. 10, at 11
THOMAS DURBlGl,Stoks.npos-t, unaware dealar, August
4, at 11.
JOUR STritlltat, Hanley, grocer, August 4, at 11.
Timone TINDALL, Kingston-upoa-Ball, wheelwright, July 31,
at 11

• BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
July 17. JOHN MARSHALL MAIN, Gravesend, gentleman.
July la THOMAS UNIT, Uky, Gloaceaterabke, Umber mer-
chant.
May 2. JOHN BROOKS, Ainsworth, Lancashire, Jobdealer.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
FIRDINANDJRAN FONTADIR, Ramegrite, egg merchant—lit di-
vidend of la 20., July 15, and subsequent Wednesday, at
Parkyns% Basinghall-street.
ERNRST JOHN MAIDLOW, BIONd•blUTTOINI, X HINITTI, builder—
latdiridend of W d., July 25, aad subsequent Wednesday, at
Parkya, Basingball-street.
JOHN CARMAN and WILLIAM SOTTII, East-road, City-road, Iron.
mongers-Ist dividend of sa, July2s, and mbeequent Wednes-
day, at Parkya, Badighall *Joe&
Wita.un COLsON and Louis P. MILLS, Perry-vale, Forest-bin,
brewers-Ist dividend of Is. July 25, and subsequent Wed-

;Weir's' y, at Perky's'', Basingbailetrak.
WILLIAM CONEY, St. John's-wood-terrace, builder-Ist dividend
of 7a, July 25, and subsequent Wednesday, at Parkyns', Ba-
einghall-street.
EDWARD LLOTD, High-street, Shona,* draper—Srd dividend
of la S 11-16 d., July 25, and subsequent Wednesday, at Par
kyns', Basingballstreet.
Jolla BILGRAva GOAREARONI, Men-terrace, Kensington, taw
goon—teat dividend of aid., July 25, and subsequent Wednes
day, at Perkins', Basinghall-street.
WILLTAN PSRKINS, Devonport, cabinet maker—final dividend of
dd., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter.
CNRINTOPHER Itersuacc St. Austell, Cornwall, cattle doctor—
final dividend of is. (making, with 18s. already paid, 205.;, any
Tuesday or Friday, at CadvkkU. Exeter.
BOWIE? BENET PIDGEON, Great Torrington, Devonshire, general
merchant—further dividend of 2a. 4d., any Tuesday or Friday,
at Carrick's, Exeter.
DIVIDENDS,
August IA W. Davies, Hereford, timber dealer—August 31. J.
Morgan and 1. H. Adams, Roes, Herefordshire, bankers—July
1 M. W. A. Goes, Torquay, Devonshire. builder—August 4. H.
Read, Liverpool, provision dealer—August 0. 8. Cohen, Balms,
Lancashire, travelling jeweller—August 10. I. Wilson, Hyde,
Cheshire, grocer—August 2. M. Rudnum, Bury, Lancashire,
wheelwrip—Auffust 2. J. Furness, Bury, hat manufacturer—
July 31. J. B. Newman, Wallingford, builder— August 4. 9
Thomas, Ore, Sussex, bricklayer—August S. J. R. Lloyd, Nal,
berth, Pembrokeshire, captain in the marines July Si. 9.
Raven and W. Raven, Worcester, plumbers—August 11. W. Hall,
T. 8. Hall. and W. J. Hall, Crosby-square and Lower Thames-
street, packers.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE-D.
T. H. Smith, F. Smith, and C. J. Smith, Midaomer Norton,
Somersetahlre, wine merchants, so far as regards T. IL Smith—
W. Carter, Jun., Jane Carter, Caroline Carter, and H. T. Hassell,
Birmingham, ironfounders, so far as regards W. Carter, Jun.—
.1. Whitworth. B. Norcllffe, and J. Eastwood, Halifax, Yorkshire,
woollen manufacturers—W. H. Tucker, jun., and J. W. Perdue,
Swansea, bakers—C. Price and J. T. Harrison, Colonial-charn-
ben, Crutched.friars, City, wine merchants—T. Nuttall, J. /ini-
tial, and E. Coop, Faruworth, Lancashire, cotton spinners, so far
as regards H. Coop—J. 0. Sale, T. Haigh, J. Landule, and P. H.
Hobson, Liverpool, builders, so far as regards J. G. Sale—J. B.
Edwards and J. Knight, Widnes, Lancashire, manufacturing ;
chemists—W. Housley, B. Buckley, and W. Maiden, Hyde, Che-
shire, tool manufacturers, so far as regards W. Huntley—F.
Newcombe and W. Symons, Hatton-garden, scientific instrument
makers—C. Mills and A. Watson, Andover, Hampshire, mill-
wrigida—H. Woodman, S. Oliver, and G. C. Riven, Alderman-
bury, wareheasemea, so far as regards S. Oliver—W. Holds-
words and F. Hartrnann, Goole, Yorkshire, foreign importers—
T. J. Whiter and L. Borer, Keeton, Kent, carpenters—O. Rey-
nolds end J. J. Walker Fenchumb-street, shiphrokers—J. Ellis
and W. R. Shaw, SescOmbs, Cheshire, builders—H. Pybus and
Mary Louisa Gould, Liverpool, bottle dealers G. Smith and D.
Drably, Little Bolton, mattress makers—J. Burnet and J.
Tbweites, Manchester, merchants—W. T. Dixon and E. W.
Wynne, Liverpool.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
UWARD BINJAMIN CLARKSON (deceased), Ruthergion, July 27,
at the 'amity Hall, Glasgow.
SAXES DALGLIISB, Glasgow, wine merchant, July 26, at the
Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
Ralf Wags; Dauber, grunt, July 30, at the St. George Hotel,
Dunbar.
Urns Warn, jun., Taln, Roes-shire, china merchant, July 30,
at the 9t. Duthus Hotel, Tabs.
Prelim Cuairms, Peterhead, commission agent, July 30, at
Watt's Inn, Peterhead.

The number of deaths reported from cholera at
Amiens on Wednesday was 30.

REPRESENTATION OF Ben SIIFFOLL—The high
sheriff has fired Wednesday next for the nomination of '
two members to fill the vacancies in the representation of
the eastern division of Suffolk, occasioned by the eleva-
tics of Lord Henniker to the peerage and the appointment
of Sir Fitzroy Kelly as Lord Chief Baron of the Fachequer.
There are only two candidates in the field, viz., the Hon.J. I
M. Hennilzer-Major, the eldest sou of Lord Henniker,
and Sir E. C. Kerrison, who had, for the last fourteen years
Resanted the borough of Eye.
REPRESENTATION OF EYE. —For the vacancy in
the representation of the borough of Eye caused by the
retirement of the patronof the borough, Sir Edward Kerri-
son, the Hon. George W. Barrington, private secretary to
Lord Derby; is s candidate. He appears with the support
of Sir E. Kerrison, whose influence In the borough is pars-
mount, and there is not the slightest probability of a
contest.