The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1860.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGIfNCR

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READING MEETING.-THIS DAY.)
• ENO'S MEADOW STAKES. One mils sett a quarter.
• VOW Wave, Miss Eleanor, Kiwis, and Magic are here.
•`• 4". n BOROUGH Pi ATL Half a mile.
Billy Beaks, llama, Everlasting, Melons,
ti=Bl,6.ll4by Teddingtoo, and Stormer are here.
- • ABBEY STAKES. Three-querters of a mile.
lairirater, f by Wild Dwell, f by Sweetheart, and
Crenate& are here.
BERKSHIRE STAKES. Two miles.
Yoh Rising Sun, Plumper, and the Non are here.
.NI.7RSERY PLATE. About seven furlong..
)fiat Emma, Count Home. Blemish f, Sweetbread, Cron-
stadU Corfu, Bandit, Rose, Foahead, Rosedale, Ringbone,
and Pods/nes an here.
EASTRAMPSTELD PARK STAKES. One mile and •
half.
Weatherbound, Jenny Longlegs, and Ripon are here.
0/1111t ARRIVALS. —Queen .A the May, Marlon, Wee
Polly, Dog Rose, Parapet, Spieebox, Miss Julia, Ipswich.,
Lady Clifden, Amsterdam, Sunbury, Miss filly, Almeric,
Sweetbrier, Juliet, Cbriembilde, Yoleks, Little Lady, My
Uncle Traducer, Twilight, Tumult, Launoelot Gobbo,
Onion, and Mushroom

THE LATE YORDEAS IN WALWORTIL

Thi. morning the funeral of Mrs. Martha Young-
elan and her two mow took place at the Woking Cemetery.
The bodies were last night privately removed from Mewing-
tsa and conveyed by the South Wasters
Vailvay to the Cemetery, and this morning John
Youngman, the father, and John Matthew Youngman,
the surviving son,proceeded by railway to the cemetery, and
Jetterfled the last obsequies.
It te now stated that the defenoe to be set up is that of
iemisity, and that the decease is hereditary in the family,
lOU WA/sir of Mrs. Youngman having bees lamas, as was
the Pi ININgel gramdfaMmer ola pawreugal wad an smote
who died in a madhouse.

VICTORIA STATION AND PIMLICO RAILWAY
COMPANY.—(THIS DAY.)
The fourth half-yearly meeting of the proprietors
wen held this day at their officer., 31, Parliament-street,
Westminster. The chairman of the board of directors, Mr.
Wititas Lea, presided,
The report and statement of accounts, which have already
been published, were taken as read.
The CBABLMAN said the report was so full and so
goad that he had nothing to add to it. Re had
!smirked at the last meeting that it was probably the
Malian that the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway
abettors would address their constitnenta, became an ar-
statement had been made with the Brighton Railway COOP
pray, by which the proprietors of this eampaay wore to m-
auve a stipulated 5 per cent. for their capital.
Singe then, however, the Brighton Company had gone to
parliament with a boll to amalgamate this companuks ith
their own, but that bill was lost. The Victoria
and Pimlico Railway Company had thereforelookedaliontfor
anothercustomer, and had found customers on terms soma
men hemelicial to the ~elan of this company that they
might almost empabi themselves on the other MR
liming has het Thar . &wee IMO at nearly 2/. premium,
and they had vm7 essealiaskavy gimps& He moved the
adeption of the meek which esconded.
la rot
.4=l gumtrees mess nr. LONGOTAFF,
Tbe 'imagined more minutely the details of
the armament mob with the Loudon, Chatham, and
Dover, and with the Crest Western Companies jointly, to
whom the Victoria static,* is to be leased ilea=
vanity after the let of April, 1862; the
Chatham, soil Dover Company having temporary meow
modatom there in the meantime, from the 14 of October
next, by which time their line and station as
to be completed. The chairman also stated that
is had no doubt the traffic of the Landon
and Mouth Western Company would be brought into
this line, either in that portion of it which beke
to the Brighton Company, or in the part belonging to this
campaey. The Brighton company was not expected to air
any opposition to the parliamentary confirmation of the
agreement which had been made with the other two
"Mar some conversation, in which Mr. Young and other
gentlemen took part, the motion was unanimously agreed
to, and • vote of thanks to the chairman and directors
cloud the proceedinp.

THE SLAUGHTER OF CHRISTIANS IN

SYRIA.