The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-15 00:00:00

POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.)

MAILLBOROUGH-STREET.
.HUYLIITING DiTHCIMD.
111,11. named Maria Bishop and Basis Hint,
before Mr. Tyrwhitt with the following

1 . •-....i.,14.,. Carter and Chamberlayne, two plain
''. • ,"• . i, ~.f the E division, saw the two prisoners
: ! V.. %top of Mr. Davis, linendraper, No. 72,
' . 0.., -.lit-road ; Kent stood in front of the show-
' ••I !Mr.l her dress and then threw it
I -1,0. UrgAli and took up under her dress
• • pi,..e (.1' mohair and walked away,
, . ...y. litstp. The ofticers went after the pn-
-1 . . .i..i, 441 i'..n. r saying to Kent, I think you have
• - i....thiug a1....it you that don't belong to you," abe
ti
. ' ' ',ltl' "ligai.i.i ,urpriee at being taxed with such a
1
• , 2.. " c aNnti
ao rt. you I have not. Carter then told
; 11,4 liti a... a ',Wks ofticer, and should take her
'".•••'l3'. 4,141, after walking a short distance, she
i1..1 tram un.h.r her ifre‘a the piece of mohair. Carter
11'1, ,sula-rhs)se. then took the proioners to the station.
. " 1)'41(..(5, au u.siatiuit to .r. Davis, identified the
La:r 4. the property of his employer.
''rt., ....et that when the prisoners were searched at
''.., .''..., by the female searcher a pair of scissors was
~..1...1.41..he of them.
-`, harlotte Ifowe, warder at the House of COITOC,
' •4. i that tot Ph rieone bad been convicted of felony.
Lk 1,,w h . -r"
At committed the prisoners for trial.

111,1 ,IT ROTNARIIITHE.—(TIIIB DAY.)
A h!..• ri.sithing in great lose of valuable pro-
;:t• 1.41.1,,,,,t this morning between 2 and 3 o'clock, on
.0 11''• 6 Lueting to Mr. J. Moore and Bons, boat
uo ...
~„„ -, 1^ a.l Itetlierhithe-wall By the time the
1.`.-- is ""1 416,..,i Ow whole of the workshops were
•.. 11' '''"i ttu• thanes were attacking the lax upper
... ' ''''' It' I,'•-•,. of Mr. Moore adjoining, and they
• ' 1,4 ' ' ?
11. {., . ; "-..* 1 until the workshops and their con-
' ' ' '' groped, and the upper stones
, .. . • .

11.• ~lect committee on the Tele-
. ,
• • 1.•,,,e4 the preamble, mot to eon-
• . •.1 the measure. The most important
• '"I tleit of Mr. Sandford, to the
I." I'l. gu.pli companies should receive 16
'imt profits instead of the 20
••• ti..• I.l.,visional basis ou which the
u 1..1...n lk their opposition to the bill.
I•• the rompanies characterised the pro-
• • lotion of I..wer terms as unfair and un-
uhile Mr. I toschen, and one or two other
the rotantittce, maintained that the com-
i L rri fairly warned that they must not re-
attreetnent for 20 years purchase as an abso-
, N.. iletihion hail been come to when the coin-
•Rrued for the day.

THE I
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LATEST SPORTING INTtoditoENCE

THE STAMFORD MRETINO.
TO YIIE znrroit or TIIF. EINUM.

Sne,—lt is warmly necessary to touch upon any
of the bminess done at Poutefnsct or Reading, which
aves the Clooilaood Stakes and Cup "as they were."
and I proceed at once to a review of the programme of
the aristocratic meeting at Stamford, held on Thursday
and Friday. It is not improbable that this will have its
influence on the future, Goodwood, St. Leger, and Derby
homes being eugageil ; and three find-clan 2-yr-olds
am in the bfl Soca Sweepstakes, cis., Ryshworth, Tenedos,
and Candidate. Whether they will meet is another
matter, and Ryshworth will probably leave Tenedoi
to give Candidate the 71b. a very difficult
task, I am thinking. Mr. Chaplin having only
to back his colt for him to win, the stable possessing
a pretty accurate measure of Moslem's brother. The
Stamford St. Leger must fall to Speculum, as The Earl is
not likely to start, and the declining of Orimston awl
Naiveté will leave the Welland to Haymaker. The
Burghley Handicap is booked a certainty for Lucifer; but
Emigration will run much better than she did at Hamp-
ton, and presummg Alicia cannot get the distance, she
should at least beat all the others, if his sulphuric majesty
i. too much for her. The minor handicaps are soon dins
reed of, as it is easy to give the Welter to Armourer, the
Westmoreland Plate to Airdrie or Snowdrop, and tho Bo-
rough Members• Plate to Betty or Carlotta, and it is suffi-
cient to note that the same horses are in the Ketton Stakes
and Tenth Biennial as I make favourable mention of for the
St. Leger and Fifty SOTS. Sweepstakes. There is not one
good known youngster in the Milton Stakes, and they are
all bad ones in the N'mth Biennial, Angus being about the
best of the bunch, and the moderate Citron far from the
worst. It is impossible to my what will go for the Stam-
ford Cup, still Blinkhoolie is not a very likely starter, and
as Speculum must show for his two "certainties" he may
try this too, and perhaps have nothing better than
Blueskin to fear. Lure is about the best looking in the
Nursery, whilst for the Clifden Cup commend me to
Knight of the Garter and Lozenge. The pleasant meeting
at Wiliam on Thursday I cannot touch upon, and all I
can say until to-morrow concerning the Liverpool event is
that Fervacques or The Deau should win the Cup on
Saturday.—l am, &c., METEOR.

(HT IQRLPE.)
HEADING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

STAND PLATE.

__ _ ______
STeee • • ..
Liddingtoa .. .. 2..
Heather Bell .. .. 3.. ..
12 ran.

ABBEY STAKES. Five furlong
Saraband, Electricity, Canteen, •%rook,
Yoe, Badiworth, and Sweet Pea are here.

THAMES HANDICAP PLATE. Five furlongs.
Sankt, Serin,gapatam, Sys, Pal-hal, Sweetboy, Red
Ribbon, Aetracan, Aurora., Sitgaratiek, Mary Ann c,
Arkadi, Primula, Regent, Vance, Jolly Tar, Evehue,
Dunbar, and Luna are here.

STEWARDS' PLATE. Seven furlongs
Chivalry, Grand Duke, Madame Wright, Harrogate,
Lord Paramount, Ligurian, Picnic, Traviata, and Toy are
here.
NURSERY PLATE. Seven furlongs.
Sea Breeze, Matilda, Workman, Portia, Winchilsea,
Venetia, and Vermicelli are here.

BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.)

2.30 p.x.

There was very little stirring to-day, and no particular
change. For the Burghley Handicap and Liverpool Cap,
Lucifer and Fervaoques were very warm favourites, at 7 to
4 each for their respective events. Homers had had
100 to 30 taken about her twice, and Stradbroke was
backed for a little. Quotations :

BTJRGHLEY HANDICAP.
7 to 4 apt Lucifer (t)
LIVERPOOL CUP.
7 to 4 apt Ferraoques (t)
3to 1 The Dean (t and off)
6to 1 bar two (off)
GOODWOOD STAKES.

100 to 30 agst Gemara (t)
10 to 1 Cannon Ball (off)
:990 to 9 Btradbroke (t)
GOODWOOD CUP.
6 to 2 aget Blinkoolie (off)
100 to 6 Priponnier (off, 100 to 6 t and w)
100 to 7 aget Gomm for the Stakes and Julius for the
Cup (t).

HT. LEVER.
6to 1 agst King Alfred (off, 7to 1 wanted)
1000 to 20 Restitution (t)

CRICKET.-(THIS DAY.)