The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-29 00:00:00

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THE DERBY.-(THIS DAY.)

For the purposes oi a Derby-day, the weather—
our find theme-- has been most favourable. The &ppm
licusiotiv excited last night by a 'bower of rain have hem
followed by no correspuuding result. The morning wee
mild, sod the sun's rays sufficiently obscured to reader
exercise egreeehle. At 000• the shone shone out brilliantly,
but the temperature was still soft and moderate.
After a first gismo at the sky, thousands
upo thousands of Londoners made up their minds foe •
j.iunt to Epsom, and the attests were soma bustling with the
maul excitement attending the pilgrimage to the Downs.
Pleseum vans, fourdshauds, omnibuses smartened up for
the day, refurbished coaches that have loug disappeared
from the road, ape* each awl carts without springs (des-
timid =nye, these teems to grief), Hamm rail, outer.
flume?. doskey carte, and a shoal of vehicles
C•r which there I. Mr nomenclature—were haetening south-
wenls with their minx-011,moms freights. A few days ago
Lisabinen were attired in the most masks presents tide
morning everything was gay or deuntiee, sod the humour
of the wearers was in socordatice therewith.
The west at the railway station, connected with the
Epereo routes was meet animated, but owing to the ex-
cellent arrangements, and the knowledge 00 the pia of
the public, as the result of rarest experience, that there
would be adequate co there was none of that
frightful preemie which some years ago we Weeded
with semi fatal cosmenuesses. The passage to the tetras,
and the despatch of them successively, were greatly accele-
rated by the previous is., of tickets at Tattersall's sad
other central places of resort ; the difficulty of obtain'
rag tickets having in past times hems a gnat
cause of delay sad of collisioe. Moreover, the
opening of the Victoria station at Pimlico has relieved the •
Londoe.bridge traffic to 3 considerable cutest. lost yew 1$
w. eely at Battersea, we believe, that tickeee meld be
olit.sod as the Pimlico be.. The ledh Welters
gap.. is Waterloo-road naturally atteseted as lessesse
iri partial of pas span midis' is the mess) distrish el the
Im•tropolie, and there, as at Landon-bridge and the Wore.
end, the ammoniate were mesh se to provost the wittiest-
mu strum from being as say the. seriously iaccovesient.
At Loodas-hridtir Asap seism essamanced nosing at dye
misuses poet 7, mad sustiesed nresieg is (Fisk sucessies
till a iisarter past 9. boss We Uwe the Isaias were all ape-
chi, and they followed sash ether sepielly up to 2 o'clock.
The satissel shiuectse of the Dishy was dells* shows
by lbe mined aspect of the puesesses pearring Me the set-
Una The erbaniesideg trasiemme sad the Rinse Ark
the sikety postaling pathless who had forgotten
WA et bk batiks per the day, sad the persagroser el
epeseleghers„ joisthilmeli other in their prespreiNesd •emer
phle eqeslity sward osteldielsed between them alas
fedi set bat mark, isoweeee, the sesame
ems the railways of the female am Os the
and Imam of them wee area is epee carriages sad is
duo wok is prowls 'mites is quality, but agareg is,
al Ills enhowass of sokir. Psi the midways, the men
W d r Ilhonselvia.

bet the ere I Me we the these le *sonar's, earrings
kr at say Me a port ef the journey. The "book ^ was
who esimesi. the Imes rerulting bran massy se operation
apie eesteleed„ead Wpm operating enatemplekd by the
amass, het the etellimee el the pew few days should
✓esell In a dlsesbees esellsossa. At Epsom last night the
masiorpgrenal sree very hard; we had the little Ma
atria fill awing the meseleg say effect upon it, rare that
el reader* lie nodose slippery. 01 this a proof was
allerried is the Brighten hallway Saes, by the filling si
abase at the ton.

Cif the wirier, hew sot the prophet' all deekred their
*lees 1 Wks le ignores tof the Pythosie elusions of
•• Meteor:* el "Argus." el •• Berreek; Ned rimy ethers
el lie earmai eider? /kid bee wet every ra-
wer awhile Ile peeyhel t the use who Me hi
reelesef whe blew s hind wbe ha ben la the stables;
who bee emihkediel ishweeeree with Jae iteellr er Lord
/I—ote Kr. I-1 &A gentleme eiy base bees equelly
Isessieg awl equally wrong every D al their Ikea, bed
Ibeir essildsatis is ale reisisibed ; a the wed of their days they
141 musk the privileged eters of the circle late thick they
M shrews.

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stark we now subjoin the some al the hones,
with their owsere, riders, he., as pieced, Inkien frau
Darling's list :
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1780111 131.3011 R lIKETING.-(THIS DAY.)

TOWN PLATE.
Nareines
8 rag.
sivrriNcL PLATE. Throoquertere of a mile.
Nergat ttz. flpicebox, Vat Strom, Practices,
us, Newburgh, Clio, Vulture, New
Drighlue, lioutht, Wombat, Spain, Percy, Ether,
=Labrialnrler.
inifalyeriek,.l3ll ver;ile, Girdle, Su to

THE DEWY. Ooe mile mid • hall.
_ lettledno, Dfmkedmr, MAMMAL Duman. lawn, Rouge
DM
Diephseduk Ribloom, Neighbour, The Drake,
Royalism, Amain. itilkseateost
_Worley, York Mimeto,
Rom Disk, Oardeosr Bra to Teddingtuu, Ribero, Knight
I/ Bt. Patrick Zifl. Lupo., Diumorme, Usher-
dew Coperuicue, oiseter, Reveille, Lopodeher,
ead Weet Rol am here.
PAID Irommo—ilitrierms, Sequitur, Conjuror, The Rack,
La Rom, Little Limanimer, Coast Home, Bleak Bolters,
Roohmed. Bombardier, Big W. Bolos Hood.
mid kis; at Kest

LATENT BETTING.
THE DERBY.
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30 to 1 Lea Glasgow% Tbo Maks (t)
Aunrs.—Demeisr. MIS egret. sag Asabia.

ram LONDON HOLIDAY.

own tin Tian.)
To-do
ihneirl Longo that eaa afford the claip:t
a few will poor fall te tie barn of
They win se, pad sad bad, la arest sandy of
Wla mei veristy of churnn awe lis flwtsPrir.
Than will los lame vides% illfereured
henna, benque Orsews, sad WIWI ankh% partinhaly
if the day is let. %we will he near rat ens Tenon I
wield think balsa ble plait DA It is est die seck It 1
oi sot the bones, it it eel nee the asellesma sad
the holm don will
at d was_ twin the peaskiee=
o sendsa Perliessal *serge is
der that it wea ro ten* with lb people so
lbs baby. There, ea the essones Wet waiden sad tbe
nisi:see appraise win sass, shone Wei; sad " net"
/* • anew Wain the day name India; la a delete ea
hmer ~,••••• 'trimmest. fr. balk la
Ineel be the people. • se • el Iszelise. •
mawwed eseetitaliensi que the Minn el
Neale
en bid too welt till it olsolded alights
Neale or Dim eestes le the hoot bed fa penity to
r. to all Greed an opportunity ef " epee
is•nos Down. The honer ran of 300 ministerial sesenen
ill there sit as anal eawiter oh the oppeatiew, mot se-
ciaor planet dames. What will give Isis is the
4814 Jobe will be lie sere al peril sad the etendoeseses
of plan O. lerdsten will ace fewest their Mine=
let will feel es this day all the better knows.
Teal theaseine nee of night, sad in as 4
ohm eppaesey non will in in ore anther nea
tba omen la the very midst of • great legielative
troeirtoowa
raid eireggie going ea is is deadly
unapt, but it seepseded fora day that the asisrelis
niny • pink sad wineos UM rivalry, eata tut..•
aim nut .4 harem The is saner, bat streirwr still Is
tia cola-ninon& that woe ti. sun Wag leapeeed lest
/,•r• The war el Deny was thee is the assenint, sad
Lbreassed to enheinte ewer the polithal leonnelosse.
"Al. elan we names the realities 4 air Omen
pea with the planan reerealisee sad pietwiel stele of
? We pieta on owe. Oen sna be • woe& Wan, het Nis
Masses It lan the redeetioe 4 es and, It is the
tan nee that make the faseting. set the berm awl
afters, esataelled as they an.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

EQUITY COURT.
(Before Vice-Claaucellor Sir W. P. Wood.)
NORM 0. OtILM.
The Vies-Chaeciellor gave judgment in this case. His
honour slated that the question at issue was, who was en-
titled to • fund is court representing the produce of •
contract for the ale of coals to the Admiralty. This
fund was claimed on the one hand by the snugness ol
the contractor and on the other by Marra Ours', and Co.,
the dispute between them resting on the familiar doctriee
of " order and diapoeitioo." The main circumstances under
which the contest arose were these :—The bankrupts in
the raw 114-58 entered into • contract with the Admiralty
for the supply of coals at Fernando Po and at St. Paul de
larando, on the African must. This contract they were in
the course of carrying out, when, being in want of money,
they applied to the Meene. Gurney to advance them
• sum upon • promissory note collaterally secured
upon the contract. Rears. Gurney accordingly made
as advance of 2,250 f. to the bankrupts, and received
from them a letter or memorandum stating as fol-
lows :--" We beg to band you bills of lading and
policies of insurance for the cargoes of coals shipped on
account of the Lords of the Admiralty, as security for our
proinimory note, due 19th Nov., 11439, which we shall thank
you to discount, and in default of the due payment thereof
at maturity we engage to make the seminary arranigewents
with the Admiralty to enable you to receive the vase et
ibis said cargo from then, and engage to pay any deficiency."
Subsequently the bankruptcy of the costraction took pkee,
mid their arrgiea chimed the fund in court, which was-
the produced the Admiralty contract, to the exclusion of
the Gurneys. The contention of the assignees was this,
that the contract wee • clause in action, sod that it bed
sever been taken out of the order and disposition of the
bankrupts. Upos the other band, many ingenious arimi-
swan had been mimed, attempting to make out that
Hews. Gurney had an adverse interest is the coal to be
delivered, and that the right of the bankrupts in suali
coal bed entirely peeped from them. The true teat is
these mess wee this- -whether the bankrupta have raised
any sun upon this ceetrect after the letter given to
Gurus" It was impartible to deny that they might have
dose so, or that they lad nee all the advantage of credit
idea that contract gave these. Under these circum-
eleasee, though the facts wen novel the law was *la—
the clause in action was sever eat of their " order and
deposition," and therefore peend to the &Levees. There I
would, therefore, be a darn declaring the assignee en-
titled ; sad, although It wee redoubt • hard cam, the wide
Ran follow the 'veal