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

THE - /XPRt SS,T IfBDNESDXY4'.IIIVENUGP',I AtiGt)ST :-;t44;1• 'r)8417. • •

and carriage oat 15904., while the new gun and
carriage cost ;347. The spnverted gun, however,
in conseence of its lightness, would not bear the
battery charge; but he believed that with
to the 32-pounder, the guns converted connrl
al-
liser's plan became a valuable gun.

After some further discussion the motion was
withdrawn.
Mr. REARDEN moved an address to her Majesty
for the pardon of prisoners in the United Kingdom
and the colonies for political offences. He Urged
the as they had just been passing a great measure
of political enfranchisement this was an opportune
time for the release of political prisoners.
Mr. HARDY said at a time when the Habeas
Corpus Act was suspended in Ireland, and they
were trying persons for political offences, it would
be against common sense to agree to a motion of
this character.

The motion was negatived.
Some progress was made in committee on the
Hours of Labour Regulation Bill.
Some other business was disposed of, and the
house adjourned at a quarter past 2.

*porting intelligence.

SCHAM RACES.—TuzsDar.

ml, pleasant and popular meeting announced under the
moat favourable •aryl the weather being brilliantly fine, and
although the gathering clashed with the opening day of wolver•
hampton there was every large company of metropolitans, while
the local patronage was, if anything, greater than bun year. The
ring and stewards' Stand were also well patronised, while a
number of carriages were drawn up opposite the stand filled
with a very fashionable company. The celebrated Runnymede
end the pretty scenery which surrounds it never appeared to
greater advantage, but the sun shone with such power, and there
being no wind, the atmosphere was so fearfully oppressive that
umbrellas were brought into requisition almost as much as if
rain were falling. With the exception of very bad time being
kept the meeting was eminently suceesstul. There was Utile
speculation on the future, the only tran.sactions that took place
being 800 to 100 about Marksman for the it. Leger, and 40 to
I about Vlsommt for the Derby.

TRg RCNNTRIMI ALUM, a handicap of 10 son. each, 3 ft if
declared, with 60 added : for all ogee ; whiners extra. tine mile.
,;14 Nibs., 6 of whom pay S son. eachl.
Mr. A. Heathcote'a Diamond. by Knight et Owynne or
Defiance —Opaque
Sir. Hodgman's Vixen m
2
Mr. Treen's Duet
Illochief stro nut.
_ _ _

Betting: 6to 5 apt Vixen, 6to 4 apt Diamond, aad sto
apt Duet.

THE BETTTNO STAND PLATE, a bsndlesio of 100 son., for
olds and upwards. Wire furlongs.
Mr. E. Rickard's c by Wild Dayrell—Celn 1
Mr. H. Oneter's Secrecy 2
Mr. Noble's Katie
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lour others also no.

Betting: 0 to 4 aget-Katie, 3 Co 1 Kist Mongrel, 6 to 1 each
apt Muss and Court Card, end 10 to 1 inch agst the Calot cult
and Secrecy.
Till KING JOHN BTALEA of 10 sore. each, 6 ft, with 100 added
for 2-yr-olda ; colts, Inn 101 D . Miles, list 7lb renal Met and Wow-
antes. T.Y.C. (37 subs.)
Mr. Padwides 'Witchcraft, by 81 Alban's—Hecate
Mr. J. Woolcott's Philosopher
Mr. Spencer's Mba Martha_

nrae othen abo ran.

Betting: 6 toe on liirloTioiller,loTtOTO sgst Witchcraft, 5 to
I aget Mariner, 6 to 1 agst Cecil, and 10 to 1 apt I:Africa/no.
Tas ASKICRWYCII BTMLIS of 3 son. each, with 60 ad for
furl
all ages; weight for age; selling and other allowances. eve
ongs.
Mr. Mitchell's La Muta, by Wild Dapell—llenella
Mr. Mundy's mile
Mr. Hodgman's f by Vedette—Alice Bray 3
. . . Seven others shoran.-

Betting: 7 to 4on ATliaaiii:,.Bto 1 .aget Distaff, 10 to 1 apt
the Alice Bray ally, and 100 to 11 each apt Zoollte and Trifle.
MATCH, 100sova., 25 ft. Five far
Lord Vivian'sDickTurpin, by llighTreponi.far:Sliadow 1
Mr. R. Ten Broach's Bathyany
Betting: 8 to eon Dick Tomb'.
THN WILMA HANDICAP Of ffo SOYA, added to a Sweepstakes
of 10 tors. each, 3 ft; winners and professional riders extra.
One mile. (7 subs.)
Mr. liodgmaa's Vint by Fazzo4etto—The Heins, 1
Mr. Pembroke's ganchatte
Mr. Brayley's Wild Dore 3

. .
Myra also ran.
Betting: Even on Via 100 to 30 apt Fanchetta, 7 to 2 apt
Wild Dove, and 4 to 1 apt Dayrell.
Till BOHAN aunts of 5 nova. each, wtth 50 added, for all
ages ; wiling and other allowances. T.Y.C.
Mr. Bnyley's Billet, by Vohigenr—Caleatta
Mr. R. Ten Breech's La Sorrentina 2
Mr. Richard's Bally
Zoolite also ran.
Betting : 5 to 4 on La Sonatina, 2 to 1 apt Billet, and S to
1 apt Rally.
HER MAJZSTY'S PLATS Of 100 gedsaaa, for 3-yr-olda and up-
wards ; weight for age. Two miles and a distance.
Mr. R. Porter's Challenge, by Trumpeter—Princess Alice 1
Mr. Ileathcote's Beeswiag 2
Mr. Painter's lintritboti

:yin) others also raa..

Betting : 5 to 1 on CialTeitge76-to 1 ;apt Booming, sad 50 to 1
each apt Repine and Young Cqwese.

BETTING ON THE COURSE.
BT. LEGER.
800 to 100 apt Marksman (t)
THE DERBY.
40 to 1 apt Viscount (t)

ADDMONAL AR VALR —Sta&and, Duet, Radbourne, Star
of India, Nutrition, Redcap, Sultana, Kig Charming,
Thorncroft, Trifle !enemy, Cecil, La Muta, Spiteful, Challenge,
Dayrell, Secrecy, Varnlh.

WOLVERHAMPTON-Tummy.

PATORIILL BTAASS of 5 ems. each, S ft, with 100 added, for all
ages , weight for age, with selling allowances. Threegnarters
of • mile. (14 sub.)
Mr. T. Wadloves Gordian Knot, by Sweetmeat, Sir
Tattoo Sykes, or Knight of Ken—Joeephine
Mr. T. (lobby's Madame Wright
Sir. T. Parrs Recompense
Two others also rm.
Betting : Even on Gordian Knot, S to lt=How dye do, and
4 to 1 each agat Madame Wright and Ha

BfA/FORD6IIIIII 111111010 LP Of 100 MOM, added to a
(Sweepstakes of 6 sore oath. 3 It ; for 9-7 r-o winners extra.
Ball a mile. (23 subs.)
Mr. J. Wood's Beauty, by Bnowaley—Bargidn, by Barnton I
Mr. Mannd's Maeaderwen 9
Mr. J. Denman's Blies 3
Six others Mao rem
_ _

Lord Bateman declared to win with-Delle Sanaa.
Settles: 2 to 1 on Beauty, 6 to 1 apt Narnisswes, 10 tol apt
Bessie Dixon, and 100 to 8 amit Mho and Belle &Lunge.
TAO WoLeltarthlirron 82Axue (Handicap) of 20 more. each, 10
It. and 6 only It declared, with 100 added; wlanea extra. About
two miles
Lord Wilton's Honeymoon, by Rataplan—Honeydew 1
Mr. T. PUPS MOM 2
Mr. Craven's Dutch Admiral 3
Two others also ran.
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gyesore was struck out at 1.40 p.m. on the day of the race.
getting : gen on Honeymoon, 3 to 1 apt Belmont, and 100 to
30 apt Moose.
UMW Pinnil of 50 son., for all aps ; weight for age, with
certain allowances. Three-quarters of a mile.
Lord Stamford's Queen of Beauty, by Thunderbolt—
Vanity
Mr. T. CAM's Crown Prince 2
Mr. Wadlow's Gordian Knot 3
Pin others also Yea.
_ . . _ . . _ . _ . _ _

lietthig : 6 to 4 ageS ilfrOwnnince, 2 101 apt gemmed Beauty,
and 4 to 1 apt Gordian Knot.
Tim STIWARYte PLASS of 60 soys. added to a Sweepstakes of
son. each, Oft, for all ogee; winners extra Half smile.
Mr. T. Cliffs Alice Lee, by Arthur Wellseley or Yost
Tempers dam by T
Mr. W. T. land's
Mr. W. Guys
Garde also ma.
Betting : Ito 4 eget Alice Los, and 3to 1 each opt Pradericla
and Maesgwatita.
BTANYOILD 8111/1711.111. STAIRS 0110 00r0. each. 1211. with 100
added, for 2-yr.olds ; colts, Sat 10ib 011ies sod geldings, Sat lib.
peuelties andcoln allowances. T.Y.C. Malt a mile.
Mr. Lin', Cocoa, by Stockwal—lfightingsloby Moun-
tain Dew
Naylots Lady Bighthorn
Duke of Newautle's .finny
Two others also ran.
_ _ _

Betting : 7to 4 agetiiiisny, iiTo aid lady Highthorn, 4to 1
agst Torch, and 6 to 1 agst Unda.
ADDITIONAL ARRlVAL3.—ltaawthorn, Lady Higighorn,
Ell King, Belle [towage, W Isla, Bonne Fortune, Con-
tract, Goojarat, East Lanesablit, La Mandl/a.

ASSIZE IFTqLLIGENCIL
HOME CIRCITIT.—CroyDox, Avourr 13.

(Before Mr. Judica Blackburn and • Spacial Jury.)

POLWORTH W. MB LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND NOUTH COAST

IATLWAi COMPANY.
This was an action brought by the plaintiff, who is a
commercial traveller, to recover damages for injuries sus-
tained by him in the month of May last, by a collision that
took place between two trains near the Caterham Junction.

Mr. Pearce appeared for.the plaintiff ; Mr. Joyoe repre-
sented the company.
Mr. Pearce said that the plaintiff had undoubtedly sus-
tained very serious injury by reason of the accident in
question, and the defendants bad consented to a verdict
being given for him, with 4,0001. damages. Tbis, how-
ever, would be subject to further investigation by com-
petent medical men as to the amount of injury the plain-
tiff had really sustained.
Mr. Joyce said that on the park of the defendants he
consented to the proposed arrangement.
The jury therefore returned a verdict for the plaintiff—
damages 4,0001., subject to a reference.

PROM Lair MG M'S GAZETTE.

NAZIS Or sOLunrOlta AND ro arm ralerreoLLE3 to RI
OBTAINED AT THE 017101 Or TEE CHM IPAGIBTRAI,
0001112 or LurKsorrar. aisproraurirrucitl
BANKRUPT&
Harrlacw AROUND, (Matched Friars, and Mamie; carman, to
amender August 26, at 11.
MLA WioLler, libuiy-street. Pimlico, lodging-house keeper,
'August 27, at 11.
Glloitou STIIL, sm., Jupp'emed_ Bow fader, August f?, at 11.
BEWARE HISATANIN 'MOM, neradifor& Ism; beer keeper,
August 29, at 1.
WALTER DAWNS, Tabernacle-square, Finsbury, saw merchant,
August
JANIS HANDS, Wantage,Berks, and3fontpeller-place, Brampton, li
general dealer, August 27, at 11.
JANE La
LAguOgeuraaßlETll,
mbeth-walk, Surrey, dealer 131 ham and
beef,
Su
WiLLIAN FILLNCII7S SHAED,Oreenwich, victualler, Anima V, at 12.
Jame HETIFIR, Drury-lane brushntaker, Au= 27, at 19.
Joint SOUTISH, SID, WiderlooMmil‘ Derrell, currier.
Anoka 21, at 11.
SHARI.= JANIS Stowe, High.street, Toplar,carraan,Anx29,at 12.
EDWARD Samos, Little York-street, Bethnal-green, cabinet
maker, August U, at I.
BALSHAssi DERY,Rdmoada-road, Old Ford, ha ,er Aug. 28, at I.
EDWARD WnsoN,Waterioniarrace,islingon.chanstst,Atig 28,atL
HOUR? CATCHFOLN, Park-road, Old -road, dealer in wines,
August 20, at 11.
GI:OUR JANUS WATSON, Pear-tree-teraoe, Holloway-road, boot
manufacturer, August 19, at 11.
Jahn Holmes, Trinitymptare, Brbles, and New Kent-road,
commission agent, August 29. at 11.
Joins MATTHEW ELINCIH.B4.JohnIiOad, Horton. spat to a life
assurance company_ August 29, at U.
JOHN Hammon, abaidgeest, Bolden-square, boot clam;
August 29, at it
STEPHEN TATLZR, -has, mums mereliant, Aug. 23,121.
0101011 Colin& Woolw saddler, August 20, at 1.
Josll Neat; Catherine-terrace, Leasd,imae-road. andium-
road, insurance company's clerk, at 1.
JOHN Bari; China-place St.Oeorge'a List, baker August 21,at 1.
ALFRED SaiNToN, liewdley, Itorastaahlre. worsted spinner,
August 23, at 12.
lons WHEELIE, lllrmingbam, butcher, August 23, at IL
WAN MORGAN. Newport, Monnacialbehlre, licensed victualler,
August 23, at 11.
WiLLian (Mom, Tavlstock. saddler, August 30, at 11.
JOHN WINToem and Jolts EDwARD JONES, Liverpool, grocers,
Amu* 27, at 1L
JANIS DoNN, Wavertree, Lancashire, and Liverpool, book-keeper,
August 27, at U.
WILLIAM HADD/113,Cheriteu-npou-liedlock, August 26, at 11.
JANIM SHARPHONSIL MOSS, fiedgfield, Durham, sub-manager of a
company. August 83, at 12.
CHARLES ISCHOLIFITILD, SedgOeld, Durham, enb-manager of a
company, August 28, at 17.,
THOMAS 7LaviauciL Sunderland. draper, Awed 28, at 12.
MATTHEW ANTI" Birmingham, Journeyman blacken:kith, Sept.
20, at 10.
EDWARD HOLLOWAY. Birmingham, boot manes*. Sept.2o,at 10.
THOMASRICHANDS, Dirmhstiam, retail Mower, Soot. ID, at 10.
RICHARD HAND, Aston, Warwickshire, beer.eller. Sept. 20, at 10.
DAVID WILLIANSTortoth-park,Lancsah.,soal desier,Aug.23, all
JOHN HANNAH HALEY, Huddersfield, Deerseller, Sept. 2, at 10.
BRNJANDI Hutu, Huddersfield, flab dealer, Sept. 2, st 10.
Rolls? WILLIAM Hum, Huddersfield, commission agent,
Sept. 2, at 10.
JOHN Bennis, North Mnekham, Notts. bootmaker, Aug 21, at 12.
WILLIAM ToisLia,jun.,Newark-npon.Trent,farnier,Ang.ll,at 12.
&alms CCLPAN, Rbponden, near Halifax, cotton spinner, Sept.
_ 13. at 10.

Joao MANTntDALI T 110717201, South Shields, 1558215 Ce agent,
August 24, at 12.
WALLY CALVIN', Leeds, tinplate worker, Sept. 6, at 12.
.1081811 BUMS, Leeds, leather dresser, Sept. 5, at 12.
JOHN 81880 i, sen., Swarthbeck, Westmorland, Aug. 28, at 10.
Jaws TgoNreon, Penrith, Cumberland, labourer, Aug.al,atll.
IBAAC PANIMATOM, Horton, Yorkablre, railway clerk, August
_l2, at 9.46.

-A-11)NICHOLSON, Forebridge, Staffordshire, commercial
traveller, August IS, at 12
WILLIAN Frsii, Lea Fields, Statfordsh., late farmer, Ang.4B,atlO.
ROWERS HINDNARSII, Bidadole, Northumberland, labourer,
August 17, at 2.

AulaTilleiiii, longdon Heath, Worcesterthire, shopkeeper,
August t 6, at 11.

DETER Tort, Salford, chemist. August 31, at 91.
RIVET PRATT, Begentetrest, Oloucestershire, accountant,
August 24, at 11.
Cuiturrorriza Reignite, Lincoln, flouridealer. Aug. 30, at 11.
Nusonau,Barmiey,Yorksh.,beaket maker,Aug.3l,atll.
HVIRT ARCHIE, Radford, Notts, beerhouse keeper. Oct. 9, at 11.
ALEXANDER Ii'KAY, Hakin, Pembrokeshire, contractor, August
24, at 101.
!INERT DODD, *WM COppenhAlL Cheshire, Journeyman plumber,
Sept. 19, at 10.
JOHN Slum Weston, Cheshire, tailor, August 29, at to.
JACO! BATCH, Jun., Thorpe, Norfolk, parlor, August 27, at 11.
WILLIAM HINDLV, Dawley Bank, Shropshire. Sept. 18, at 12.
WILLIAM FRANCIS NWAN, Bedlington, Northumberland, boot-
maker, August St, at 10.
JOHN &meow, Plymouth, marble mason, August 28, at 11.
Joel's Wiummserroarn, Shilbottle, Northumberland, Inn-
keeper, Ming 11 at 11.
WILLIAM Fitsrfa29,ffingston-upon-Hull,bookseUerAng.2l3,l4ll.
801112 ligims. Hasten, Staff ordsh, farmer, August 22, at 11.
Hiner Wake, York, Journeyman tenor, August 27, at 11.
Jona MAR, Helper, Derbyeh., nail manufacturer, Aug. 24, at It
ABRAHAM Stilti.Dos, Tipton, Staffordshire, Journeyman brick-
layer, August 29, at 12.
Jong BETTS, Bishops !Hertford, Hertfordshire, Journeyman
stonemason, August 29, at 11.
82.zrzra Moaan irmoni, High Hales, Kant, thatcher, Au-
gust 24, at 11.
ROUST WORTHICL, Heywood, Lancashire, carder, Aug. 2S, at 10.
BANKHUPTCIES ANNULLED.
August 10. SAMUEL BINJAMIN and BENJAMIN Bratiagns,
Blshoperate.street Without.
August 12. SAMUEL CLAW, Bemertou, Wiltshire, architect.
August 7. Jong Avarua and ISAAC ARBTUN, Glossop, Derby-
shire, drapers.
August 9. Jogs Jams WARRZN. Bristol, builder.