The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-04 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1867.

7120 Y L4112' 2114711211 LIZATTE.

[NAIR% OP SOLICITORS AID 113STRIIR PARTICULARS TO BR
OSTAIIIED AT TIM OPTICS OF THE CHIEF REGISTRAR,
COURT or BANKRUPTCY, BARINGRALL-STREIT.]

ILkle KRUPTS.
WILLIE'S EASIRS Litmer Mesta, Dracott-street, Chelsea, cots- ,
menial clerk, to 'armloads, May lb, at I I.
NIA ITINTs WEBER? VAR BEREN, Rockingham-road, Kingsland,
commission asteuk May IS, at it
WALTER LEM:INS, LISSAHOMSH carpenter, May 15, It 11-,
WILLIAM Wist.LLaT, Windsor-terrace, Peckham, late fancy ml•
pusiniry keeper, May 15, at It
THOMAS lOBTINOALL PILL Hi

I, tea dealer, May 15,

at 12.
THOMAS JOSEPH MILLER, Southwark-bridge-mail, beer retailer,
May 13, at 12.
MANNIN ItoWLAND, Church-court, Little Chapel-greet, West-
minster, journeyman shoemaker, May 15, at 12.
NAET DoItATHEA HAWKINS, Eccleston-street Mouth, Pimlico.
milliner, May 15, M 1.
JAMtA PAcitT, usury's terrace. reckluun. labourer, Slay 15, at I.
JOHN JANIRA giciraliaw, Golden-Lane, St. Luke's, licensed vie.
huller, May IN, at 1.
ELIZABETH M KIM, The Grove, West Bromplou, schoolmistress,
May 2%, at 11
Jumict PLATTEN. Rt. lres, Hunts, ironmonger, May VI. at 11.
DANIEL GRAINORR WARD, Peng*, and Jerusalem' Coffechutme,
Cowper's-court, Cornhill, boiler maker, May ts, at 1.
112sar THoMis lionoWridt, Felton-street, lloiton, cabinet
maker, May td. at 2.
likr exis HtCKINOHAM, Tavistockterrace, Nutting-bill, house
decorator. May 28, at 2.
THOMAS BARMEN, Churck-row, Bethual-grecu, bout manufac-
turer, May ts. at 2.
JE•sa NEAP, Merton-lane,Wandsworth,brielanaker,May 213,at 2.
It RANK WHITWoITH STKlLS,Twlckenhani, gentleman,slsy 15,at 2.
GEORGE WILLIAM THOMPSON, Doswell-street and Whetstone,
fanner and tripe dresser, May 15, at 2.
Jou! Howe, 11111Ingdon-heath, Middlesec, builder, May 27, at 1.
HMIRT JAMES SMITH, Camberwell NeW4NIMI, woollen draper's
assistant, May 27, at 1.
AKIIAILIP Bean, Wellington-mews, Besaborough-plaos, Pimlico,
job muter, May 27, at 2.
WILLIAM RAENDKIM, Great Chart-street, Houton, cab proprietor,
May 27, at 2.
GEONOE TY Mut Enunett et , Poplar, liter/hop keeper, Slay 29,at 11.
JoqtPH HAMPDEN, Milton-nert-iiittinghourne, Kent, relieving
officer. May 29, at 12.
JosEPH DARK, Bath-place, Cupenkagencireet, Islington, brick-
layer, May 91, at 12.
Luna THRRADOILL, Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, licensed iic-
tualler, May is, at 11.
Rlcilaab MIDDLITON, Nottingham, builder, May 14, at 11.
WILLIAM THOMAS. Lelutwardine, Ilerefurdsh..miller.Mayls,MlL
TWONA6 Strom, Birmingham, fishmonger, May lb, at 12.
SAMUEL. DARKS Worcester, May 15, at 12
JoSEPII DRANKFORD, Harerfordweet grocer, May 15 at 11.
HM_ AD/ DAVILS, Britasuila,Glamorgansb.,grocer, Nay 16,at 11.
WILLIAM Itual-M, Mandela Monwouthab., Etter, May 16, at 11.
%I Arrntw %mini, Balmer. forkehlre, farmer. May 15, at 11.
HENRI Q , Paddock, Yorksh., linendrapm. May 16. at U.
Iliset SHEPLET SPIENCEN, Batley, Yorkshire, dyer. Slay It, at 11.
ALM= MILDLIMMT, Kingston-upon-HOB, sewing machine
maker, May 22, at 12. . .

1112JAtiN54C110LSIWAXTON, Liverpool, drysalter, May 16, at 11.
111:11PHLIT litvrli2LL. Liverpool, tailor, May 13, at 11.
Jolla ELLIs, Bangor, ('arnarvunshlre, victualler, May It, at 12.
080101 COVIII, West Widnes, Lancashire, ;corer, May 20, at It
THoIIAN TILAVSNII2.IIuInie, Lancashire, yarn agent, May 14, alll.
Broil AHARPLIM, Wigan, Lancashire, draper, May 14, at 11
GiLtHAN KIIILOCI and JANES How., Church, Lancashire,
nuomfacturera, May 15. at 11.
JOHN WILDS, Hp*, Cheshire. sexton, May 14, at 11.
DANIEL WILIIMIoN, Ikgton, commission agent, May 16, at 12.
Sancti. MULLOR, Oldham. ironfounder. Slay 17, at 11.
ISAAC KOTHIIT, Orton, Westmoreland, innkeeper, May 17, at 12.
Jona liAllll, Swilitland. Leicestershire, woodman, May Is, at 10.
ROHM WHALLIT. St. Helen's, Lscash hearseller, May 15, at 12.
JOHN Wirbass, rare, Lancashire, bricklaar, May 16, at 11.
PARROT JACitauN, Itakewell, Derhysh.. 6 onger, May 11, at 11.
litiwann BNANIFILL, EyaiN, Darin), butcher. May 11, at 11.
SAN CUL KLACH,jun.,WormbM, yah.,latepublit au.MaylLatll.
'Mons BuLtoes, Swauwlek, Derby stis.late pubilean.Mayr,st It
RlCHAKDMlTCHlLL,Chippenham,WlitalL,beerseller,lllasTLatlai.
1 HENRY HitalHaT, Gloucester, bootmaker, Slay}' 15, at It
JONATHAN STASI, Egiwysilan, , boatman, May
_l4, st 11.

AIRAI DALL. Freshwater, 1' et Wiett,laillitef, May 15, at IL
THOMAS ONA/UL Shorkonse, Dorsetah., upholsterer, May 17, at E.
SAMM2I. RAID, C`..rdiff, china dealer, May IS, at 11.
LIMOS 1101 !dui, Whitlteld, Derbyshire, Miner, May 16, at 4.
ISAAC HARRIS, Literpoot, porter, May 16, at S.
RlOHlia, Haim, Liverpool, butcher, May 16. at 2.
JOHN JonnALEvertmalaneasbire. master mariner, May 13, at t.
AINRT BAMIAID, Stranseways, near Manchester, commimion
agent, May 14, at 14.
ROMERT Wolarlllll.lll, Oldham, Lancashire, pattern designer,
May 15, at IL
Joits Pool, Wolverhampton, saddler, May 16, at 12. •
CHIRLILS ASTON, Wolverhampton, wheelwright, Slay 16, at 12.
RoitiNsON Carla, Burnley, late beerseHer, May 16, at 3.
CHABLIS MATlrta. Burnley, late Innkeeper, May 16, at M.
Anne MARSOSS Bradford Moor, Yorkshire, stone Mader,
May 17. &U.,.
MARX Bstrnimost, Clayton, Yorkshire, farm servant, May 17,at6t
.10111 SIDMILL, Sunderland, fishmonger. May 21, at 3.
THOMAS HoltroN,Frome Selwood,Soroersetah ,baker.llayl4„atl2.
WAtrilt Bakal, Marston, Staffordshire, provision dealer, May
27, at 11.

Joxt lint, Warwick, licensed ‘ictnaller, May 18, at 11.
Joim Gamma. Melincrythan, Olamorganshire, carpenter,
May 18, at 11.
Joan 'Amapa, Gateshead, coal miner, May 15, at It
48Mmans WeUrsa, Darlington, Durham, lemonade nsanntactarer,
Slay la:. at 10.

'Moues Kuwait, BitILL Colabestar, aoalectloaer, May 18, at 12.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLKU.
April 15 JEAN ROTH, Barbican, City, foreman to a hat manu-
facturer.

DICLAHATIONS OF DIVIDFXDS.
NATHANIEL DERRY MORE/E, Hereford, hop merchant-Ist divi-
dend of Is. Id., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, B~nlo~Aam.
GEORGE CRONE, Coalbrookdale and Shrewsbury, thurleet,
Shropshire, timber merchant—end dividend of Is. 6d., any
Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
B. D. JuNKS separate estate. Challord, timber men:haat—La
dividend of Ito , any Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol.
J. and a. D. JONES, Chalford, timber merchants—lst dividend of
Yid., any Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol
JOSHUA JOHNS ;separate estate), Chalford, Umber merchant—Lt
dividend of ea , any Wednesday, at Acramsn's. Bristol.
WHAM'S HOLMES, Swansea, pltuater—lest dividend of b. 914,
any Wednesday, at Acraman's, Bristol.
Owens IV? sag, Llandudno, beerhouse keeper-Ist dividend of
21d , any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool.
JOHN Booms, Liverpool, holier maker-2nd dividend of Is. Id.,
any Wednesday, at Turnees, Liverpool.
CHARLES DAVID BUTT, Liverpool, mining agent—lst dividend of
Is. Bd., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool
DIVIDHNDB.
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May 13. G. Boman, 'llefe;sOnal, Surrey, and Strand, commis-
. sloe agent-May 29. W. B. Wigelsworth, Walhanxgreen, Moused
victualler-May 29. W. Harding, Blackheath, Kent,' builder-
May t 7. W. Copsey and W. y. Copier, Bomford, Essex, cabinet
makers-June 3. H. T. Walton, Newnsanetreet, and Craven-
house, Highgate-rued, looking-glass manufacturer-May 27. G.
Jones, Blackming Chan, Isle of Wight, lodging-house keeper-
May 27. 0. It Ping, Sandmen, Isle of Wight, phtmber-May 27.
H. Martin, Ockham, Haney, farmer-May 29. 0. Moss, W
bonte Minster, Dorsetshlre, grocer-May 29. A. lOUs, Witnborne
Minster, Dorsetshire, hotel keeper-lintel 11. Thompson, Fare-
ham, Hampshire, general merchant-May 27. K G. Barron. Law-
renre.lane, Cheapeide, warehouseman-June 3. H. W. Royce,
Luffenbam, Rutlandildre, miller-Ma y 30. 8. Gunn and T. Gunn,
Featherstonerdreet, City-road, and Aldermanbury, smiths-May
30. W. H. Bland, Fordham, Cambridgeahlre, nurseryman-May
30. C. Newcombe, Long lane, Bermondsey, builder-May 30. J.
Blades, Vassall.villas, Brixton, superannuated goverament clerk
-May 30. W. Hoopel, Bolton-road, St. John's-wood, carpenter-
May 30. C. W. Brown, Greenwich, clerk in her Majesty's Dock-
yard, Deptford-May 30. 8. Benefield, Newmarket, Cambridge-
shire, innkeeper-May 30. V. L Bear, Ram agate, auctioneer-
May 28. T. N. Beesley, Carrington, Notanghamshlre, common
brewer, and Laddington, Northamptonshire, fanner-May 28. T.
Hardy, Grantham, veterinary surgeon -July 4. J. Robinson,
Newton Nottage, Glamorganshire, fanner-May 14. 11. H. Pid-
geon, Great Torrington, Devonshire, general merchant-May 20.
IL Greenwood, Bradford, limb maker-May 23. A. B. Kemp,
Bradford, merchant-Msy 23. R. Wright, Bentham, Yorkshire,
Innkeeper-May 10. 8. Shaw, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, hoetmaker-
May la. J. Dean. Uanfylllu, Montgonteryshire, plember-May
15. D. Dyer, Llantillofswr, Carmarthensltire, shoemaker -May 16.
W. Bartle, Market Basen, Lincolnshire, jeweller-May 10. J.
Brown, Berry Edge, Durham. becrhouse keeper-May 10. J.
Walker, Albensford, Northumberland, fanner.

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PARTNIRSHIPS DISSOLVID.
F. Retsina and K Powers, Red LIOU.SQUIIM, Mkidleeer, and
Coventry. varnish manufacturers-J. Dutton and J. Wilkins,
F.asthourne. Sussex, chemists-O. Alkock and W. Weightman,
Manchester. bakers-E. If. Barnes and T. Stott, linrkiersfleld,
cotton doublers-T. W. Pond and R. Pond, Halifax, wool-
staplers-II J. Davies and E. Davies, Barrow-In-Furness and
Dalton-in-Furness, Lancashire, cluclunakers-A. T. K uael and
J. Kent. Bparruw-corner, Mlnories. and Olushouse-street,
London Dock Oates, licensed carmen-C. Matcham and E. B.
Hussey, Torquay, brewers-O. T. Breach, R. Breach, B. Breach,
and O. T. Breach. Jun., Steyning, Sussex. fellmongers, so far
as regards G T. Breach-W. • Ickard and W. MJuiden, Brad-
ford, general brush manufacturers-W. Overton and R. E.
Watkins, Park-street, Kennington. and Canning Town, Vase:,
inmmonsurs-T. K. Halstead and G. Fryer, Leeds, plumbers-
W. Onions, IL Oolons, and J. Onions, West Bromwich, iron-
masters, no far as regards J. Onions--O. Haworth and J.
Harper, Oswaldtwistle, neashlre, engineers-J. St Fraser and
8. Ricketts, Liverpool, commission merchants-Catherine Al-
cott and J. Alcott, Rugby, Warwickshire, stonemasons--J.
Jackson and J. Spahr, Bury St. Fdmimda, attorneys-J. S.
Bowden and J. Croons, Manchester, Joiners-J. Mackrell, J.
Raley, and L. Whitaker. Allard, Yorkshire, ironfounders, so far
as regards L Whitaker-0. R. Leekey and G. J. Lackey, Green-
street, St. Marthsin the-Fields, tailor. -T. Jones and J. Symons,
Manchester, commission agents-J. Barraclough and C. Ifighley,
Southowrant, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers-,0. Hamilton
and O. Binyon, York-road, Lantheth, look manufacturers --
James Shipwright and John shipwright, Frithatreet, Soho-
square. manufacturing goldsmiths-J. Milroy and J. Stewart,
Barnstaple, Devonshire, drapers-W. Puttrell and C. Puttrell,
Sheffield, cerpenters-R. Hillington and J. R. °smelt, Man-
chester, smallware manufacturers - R. liarbord and O. Harbord,
Liverpool, general warehousekeepers-0. J. Jackson, W. H.
Jackson. and J. F. Jackson, Bihliter-court, City, so far as regards
O. J. Jackson-J. Stappard and E. Stappard Newemstle-upon-
Tyne, plumhers-W. H. Waters and D. iodise, Vine-court, City,
box manufacturers-W. F. Songey and T. W. Lawson, Ilver.
pool, ship brokers-T. T. Taylor, Cl. Carley, and J. J. Peters,
Bristol, goldsmiths-R. Holt, J. Blackburn, and R. Culnin, Bark-
island. Itishworth. and Elland-cum-Oreetiand, Yorkshire, wt.
ton spinners, so far as regards J. Blackburn-T. Wyatt and C.
Wyatt, Oxford, hotel keepers-R. Haresnape and H. Carding,
Mbldleton-hy-Yoralgreave, Derbyshire, bobbin manufacturers-
T. Snell and C. Snell, Grosvenor-row, Pimlico, and Bromplon-
road, Knightsbridge, grocers-W. H. Mildred and R. Mason,
Leicester, carpenters-W. Campbell and Co., Aberdeen,
clothier*.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION&
'AWLS KINT. Palley, potato merchant, Msy 7, at the County
Hotel, Fahlo7.
DEOROZ PARE MACDIDOS and JAW (IRANI% Elrkintffloch,
ironfoonders. May 10, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
ALIXADDIR Waal", lioulognwsur-lier, doctor of medicine,
May 0, at Lyon and Tuntbull's Rooms, Edinburgh.
RMA?,
BlGreenocown, Gkreenock, grocer, May et, at the White Hart
Hotel
DAVID 'INDLAT, Glasgow, spirit dealer, May 7, at the Faculty
Hall, Glasgow.
WILLIAM ?Rota,. Glasgow, grocer, May D, at the Faculty Hall,
Glasgow.

ROHM? HENDERSON, nlasgolr, fruit merchant, May 7, atthe
Faculty Hall, (imago...
WALTIII BLYTH, Dysart, farmer, May 10, at Scott's George
Hotel, Kirkcaldy.
MARIA 111LL13. Eyemouth, merchant, May 13, at the Red Lion
Inn, Aytan.
JAIL LS THOMSON, Gthsunw, fancy box manufacturer, Maylo,
at the Faculty Halt Olasgow.

*parting intelligence.

CHESTER RACM—FarDAT.

The card for the concluding day of the meeting on the Rhoodee
contained no less than nine items, though, as will be seen, the
fields were not of large dimensions. The weather was fine, in-
deed In that respect the meeting has been greatly favoured. The
attendance was quite equal to that .4 yesterday. Sport com-
menced at one o'clock with the Second Beaufort biennial
Makes, which was looked upon as • mere walk over for
Knight of the Carter, but he was opposed by Leap Year.
Odds of e to 1 were laid on the Knight, and they were
never in doubt, for although en,tance did not go to the front till
the commencement of the enclosure it was apparent that he
could have won at any time. The very fact of the appea ance of
his stable companion caused Hermit to be inquired after for
the Derby, but nu price was mentioned, and we did nut hear of
a bet being laid against the colt. The Stamford Welter, for
which there were three runners, was remarkable only for the
overthrow of the favourite—Steamboat—who wllh,Mr. Crawabaw
in the saddle was backed for a good deal of money at evens, the
winnwr turning op in the sometime Two Thousand favourite
Janitor, who to-day was the least fancied of the three, 3 to 1
being ho closing price, although when the numbers were hoisted
he found friends at 6 to 4. The issue of the Cheshire Stakes con-
firmed the judgment of the talent for OoMerat, upon whom odds
of 5 to 4 were laid, won easily from Helen. For the Coinbermere
Hate there were six runners, Pullet having the call n the betting
of Spree. who, however, got away in trout end made the whole
of the running, winning easily by a length and • half from the
tavorogge, Red Riband tel defeated a length for seeped place.
The Stewards' Cup wee UN alosEftioNELlNg ems et the
day. Five at the eine coloured went to the poet, lhenawho put
up a bib penalty being selected as the favourite at 7 to 4,
while 4 to I each was taken about Weather Star and Sweet
Home. The result wasitionflised to the lastmentioned and the
favourite, and from the eommeueement of the enclosure, where
Salmon got the mare level with Rama, an exciting finish ensued,
but the crushing weight Mang on the nuke borne he was de-
tested by • head, Weather Ster being three lengths behind him
and a head only in advance of Honesty. The City Handicap
produced the largest field of the day, it being contested
eight out of the twenty.six coloured on the card.
oulsey who had displayed some good form during
the week, having won a couple of races, besides finishing
fifth In the Chester Cup (a position he would have fm-
proved upo• had Grimahaw's stirrup Iron not broken ,
wee made the favourite at sto 2. Mlss Havelock, who was pur-
chased the previous evening by the Marquis of Hastings for
1.500 mitoses, and certain contingencies, was next in demand
at 4 to 1, • point more being taken about Skirmish, 6 tel
1
eget Stratheonen, and 7 to 1 shout Lord Stanford's gelding.
An ext4tbm finish ensued between Lord Mitenian's bone, and
straight grey,' who wes disappointed in making the turn into the
He, however, tarnished a game finish, and was only
defeated a head. During the intervals of sport there was some
speculation on the Derby, the transactions of which are ap-
pended.
lialeoen YEAR Or TAR REALTOR? BIENNIAL STALL of 25
mow each, 10 ft, with foe added, for 3.yr-olds : cults, Set 101 b
fillies, Mt 61b Mile and a-quarter. (17 sub..)
Capt. Mitchell's Knight of the Garter, by Prime Minister—
Rosa Barbour, eft 101 b (Cisname) 1
Lord Stainford's Leap Year, Set fib (Morris) 2
Betting : 6tol on Knight of the Garter.

TLX firwhicAP of 6 soTar each, Y ft, with 100
wiiug44s extra: gentleman Eiden. Once round and a
distance. (14 subs.)
Mr. Ambery's Janitor, by Klee Toot—Mrs. Hobson,
4 yrs, list (Mr. W. Werth, 1
Mr. Dirk's Steamboat, 4 >Ts, 7st 10lb ,inc. lelb )
(Mr.Crawshaw)
Mr. Sagederes Arkansas, 5 yra, 12st 7M Mr. Edwards) I
Benno*: Even on Stmunboat, 5 to 2 apt Arkansas, S
to 1 (at
Out it to s apt janitor.
Cumin &L/ace of I sow. each, with 100 added: winners
Cart Grosvenor Course (one mile and a quarter.) ,18 subs.)
Lord Cbventrrs Gooier:B, by Stockwell—Lady Gough,
Yrs, lit tin. 101 b ex.) (Mordan) 1
Mr. Barber's Helen, d yrs, eat elb (Umtata!) 2
Mr. Johnstone's Harrogate, 3 yrs, tist (Hudson, 3
Two others also ran,.

Betting! 5 to 4 on OOOiiirat, 4 io lariThelen, 8 to 1 each apt
Uncas and the bboll, and 10 to 1 apt Harrogate.
001111141MiltE PLAT' of IN NOM, tOe 3-yr-olds and ilpWerds,
winners extra. Half-amU• (9 subs.)
Mr. Y•4141111111'l Elycee, by Manyao—Bate of Kent, 8 yrs,
7st Ilb an lab ex; (Cameron) 1
Captain Christie's Salliet, 5 yrs, Set Bib (Orimshitw) 2
Marotta of Ratings' Bed llitend, 8 yes, est Sib lin 10th
extra) (Butler) 3
Three others also ran.
Betting Sallest, 3 to 1 aptto 1 apt
Columbbs, and 7 tot
apt Meadville.
BMW ARDS' CUP of 100 boa., added to a Sweepstakes of 5 more.
ear* lot Sir-olds and upwards weight for age, with certain
penalties and allowances. Mile and 7 furlongs.
Mr. T. Jauninp Sweet Mane, by Mentmore—flomily,
Loin ea slb 'Salmon) 1
estatintand's Bung, 4 ynk est 51b (Inc 101 b ex)
(.1. Goatee
Mr. Jeffreys Weather Star yryrs.est Bib (Welker) 2 3
Tao *then &Imo ran.
I -netkiden;e 4111 4 ape Besea, 4to 1
t,ach apt Sweet Hasse and
Weather Star, 5 to 1 mat Meudiceri acid 100 to 15 apt Honesty.
CITY (rare) Remorse of 100 sovs added to a Sweepstakes of
II sore. each ; winners extra. One mile and • quarter. (27 sube;.
Lord Batentaa's Iloulaey, by Teddington—Sabra, a you.
Sat lib (Inc 4th extra) (Orinishaw) 1
Mr. Watts' Strethconan, 4 yrs. Sot 1111 Snowdon) 2
Lord Stamford's Archimedes, 5 yrs, Tat 12th .... (Morris, 3
live others also ran.

Betting : 5 to t agstioufsey7;to I egg t Miss Havelock, 5 to 1
apt Skirmish. 6to 1 agst Strathoomm, 7 to 1 opt Archimedes,
and 106.t0 7 apt Calthness.._ . .

Tee Lentri' YrinT3-,ielling Stakes) of 3 goes. each, with 50
added; weight for age. Threequarten of a mile 6 subs.)
Yr. R. C. Naylor 's Diadem, by , 4 yrs,
Bat 71b (3401 (T. Challoner) 1
Sir Y. Johnstone's Ashstead, S yrs, &A IBIb (6601 k Kenyon) 2
King Charms, S yrs, Set 10lb *4O)
Kebintek alao ran (Custance)
Betting: 6 tot on Diadem, and 5 tot aget Ashatead.
A HANDICAP PLATe of 40 nova.; winners extra. lialta.mile.
(10 suhs. I . _ _

Lord Bateman's Queen of Tramps, by King of Trumps—
Catherine Parr, aged, list 41b ,Grimshaw) I
Mantols of Hastings's Pantaloon, 5 yrs, est 2lb Cannon 2
Yr. IL W. Taylor's Yo'Ayala, 4 yrs, nit 91b ....,Cameron) 3
Tr. ,dhers also ran.
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Betting: 11 to 8 on Pantaloon, S to 2 agst Queen of Trumps,
and 7 to 1 anti any other.
THE BADISISToII STACKS of 10 so's. each, h ft, with 100
added, fur 2-yr-olds colts, Sat 1016; fillies and geldings, Bst 61b;
winners extra. Half a mile. (10 subs.)
Marquis of Hastings' Traria; by Btockwell-Btrayaway,
Set bib (Cannon l 1
Lord Stamford's Helvellyn, Bst 31b ;Morris,
Lord Bateman's Belle Stump, list ea Orimshaw)

Threeoiheie Wo r..

Betting : tto 1 on 100 to 00 apt Traviata, and
10 to 1 eget any other.

LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
DERBY.
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sto 2 apt Vauban (of, t PO to 1 apt Palmer(tl
Stoll, 1000 to 60 Plaudit (off, t
800 to 200 The Rake ,off, 1000 to 30)
t3to 1) 1000 to 15 Van Amborgh
Bto 1 Dragon (t D 'oft
20 to 1 IrEatoornel 1000 to 8 Thornapple (c)
10,0 2501)

CATHOLIC RETOIXATONY AND INDUSTRIAL IN-
ornTuTioN.—Yesterday afternoon en influential meeting
of the leading Roman catholic clergy and laity of the
metropolis was held In Willis's Rooms, St. James a, for the
purpose of promoting union and co-operation in the
management of the existing catholic institutions for the re•
caption of discharged prisoners and children from refor-
matory and industrial schools. Archbishop Manning oc-
cupied the chair, and at some length explained the
reasons which bad led to the holding of the meeting. He
said there were five of these institutions within the Lon-
don district, and the number was as large as the funds
collected would enable them to support. In the mainte-
nance of their reformatory and industrial asylums they
had received liberal asststence front the government.
The co-operation now proposed was the appoint-
ment of one, two, or more persons in all the
large towns of the kingdom, who would undertake to look
after the welfare of discharged prisoners and reformatory
children who might pass from the metropolis to those
places, and also a similar body to watch over the same de.
scription of person, coming from the provinces to London.
The Rev. Mr. Nugent read a report from the Reformatory
and Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society, from which tt
appeared that within the period embraced by it employ.
ment of a satisfactory kind had been found for 187 die.
charged prisoners. This result showed the great good that !
such institutions were doing for society. On the motion
.of the Catholic Bishop of Shrewalnu7, who gave his hearty
tioncun once to the movement, seconded by Canon Kershaw, '
the report was unanimously agreed to. The meeting was
then addressed by several of the clergy and laity, and a
series of resolutions were adopted to the effect that it was
' of great importance to the welfare of prisoners and of
children discharged from prisons, reformatories, and in-
dustrial schools that all catholic institutions of that cha-
racter should be in correspondence and act in co-operation,
and that • general committee should be formed who
should hold their meetings annually in succession in Lon-
don, Liverpool, Manchester, Biricenliesul, Lewis, Birming-
ham, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, sad Sheffield. A cordial vote
of thanks was accorded to Dr. Manning, and the proceed-
ings terminated.
SUNDAY SCHOOL RATINO.—A conference was
held yesterday at noon in the Reform Club, between •
number of members of parliament and superintendents
and secretaries of Sunday schools from various parts of the
country. Among the gentlemen present were Messrs.
Barnes. Baxley, AVhitworth, Hibbert, and Graves, meni-
bees of parliament ; Messrs. Forrester, Salford, Davies,
Rogers, Booth and Southern, of Manchester; Ridley,
i Newcastle; BMus, Halifax, &c. The conference resulted
in an agreement that Messrs. Cheethain, Hibbert, and
Graves would bring in a bill to exempt Sunday school 1
from liability to rates.

VAR-OFFICE, APRIL 30.—The Queen has ap-
pointed Edward Jocelyn Baumgartner, Esq., to fill tha
of loes of master, registrar, and clerk of arraigns of the
Supreme Court of the city and garrison of ibraltar.—
Gaxtte.