The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-03 00:00:00

as they marched out, and some invidious coin-
menus were made upon the course which they had
adopted. Nevertheless it was deemed wise not to
proceed with the bill in their allsenoc ; and " to
avoid any appearance ;,f surprise," the further
consideration of the bill was postponed till Monday
next. Soon afterwards their lordships adjourned.
The House of Commons, after anmeiag to the
vote of thanks, went into committee of supply
upon the naval estimates, and was for some time
engaged in the discus:Mon of questions of ship-
buildmg mid dockyard eonstructiun. Progress
was reported early in order that the home might
take up the Registration Bill. At attempt on the
part of Mr. Smollett, Colonel Barttelot, and Mr.
Meller, all conservatives, to prevent the progress of
the bill, created a good deal of amusement and
some excitement ; but in the end proved so com-
pletely abortive that no division was taken, and
the bill went through committee. The committee
on the Election Petitions and Corrupt Practices at
Elections was fixed as the first order on Monday.
Me Revenue Officers' Disabilities Removal Bill was
passed, and the other orders having been disposed
of (most of them by postponement), the house
adjourned.

i

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVF;NING, JULY 3, 1868.

the pace—Madame Wright, second favourite, holding third. piare,
Chivalry, fluesame, and Mayflower following in a cluster, the lint
two biting Ligurian and The Returned. This order was maintained
for a quarter of a mile, when Sumer dropped back igigktly, and
Ligurian ran into fourth place. Wild Briar rounded the top
lion with a strong lead, Orion rimultammualy passing Madame
Wright, and as they approached the bend into the straight de-
creased the mare'a advantage, closing with her at the onnuaance-
meat df the rail.. Outside the distance Mr Beadaman's horse
was enabled to obtain a alight advantage, and though Kenyon
made the moat resolute efforts oa Wiid Briar, the eon won very
elevcriy by a head. Madame Wright was third, beaten flee
nestles firm Mr Naylor'. mare, Ligurian was fourth. 4.10110
Stases fifth, Meshy sixth, May6ower sewenth, the Ileteemci
e
entirtb, and Vortigern last.
Tea eery Ptsra, a handieap of 50 my. ; moms] reeeivel 610;
winners extra. One mile and a smarter.
Wadlow's Mrs. Allen, by Yellow Jacket—Maria
Vincent, 6 yra, (T. Llaallimori 1
Mr. W. Treenta Duet, 6 pa, at alb (Owen
Mr. Adama` Maid of Burghley, 3 yrs, 74 (coWy 3
Mr. Oladwell's ins, 7st bib flePP 4
Mr. (lire Troubadour, 6 yrs, 74 Olb (Kenyon 5
Mr. (Idea lion Nom, 6 yin, 74 Mb (Butler 6
Betting: 2 to 1 agwt Mrs. Allen, 7 to S meat Troulimdcar and 4 to
1 ego Duet. Maid of Burghley wee the lint off, but in a few
strides she gave way to Troubadour, Mn, Ali and Duet,
Maid of Burghley following the latter. After rounding the river
side turn Maid of Burghley again, iummied the command, Duct,
Mrs. Allen, and Troubadour followirorbertill fairly in the itraight,
when Duet for a few moment., showed in advance, but on neanng
the distance Mrs. Allen drew out, and won easily by a length and
a half ; a neck only divided the second and third, Phis was a bad
fourth, Troubadour flftk, and Rom Nem% last.
Tux BIALLINIA 82•111111 of 6 son. earl, with 40 added; weight
for age, with welling allowances. Five furlongs.
Mr. Fkteber'e Verity, by tiedbury —Adulation (t 304 ynt
it llb
Captain Cbeddington (930), pea, latadli(Jeffery9
Mr. MIN Flying Jib te3o), Ora, B,t 71h (Kenyon S
Mr. Obeys Futurity (930), 3 yrs, 716 bib (Wyatt 4
Mr. W. F. Hailers Fanny (late La Yvette) (910)), 3 year,
Mt ellb (Small) 5
Netting : 2to lon (leddiugton, 6to Itd Verity, and 6to 1
agst Flyimw
Jib. Cheddington held a slight lead of Flying Jib
for a few Maiden, when, with the exception of Fanny, who was
outpaced, the lot cloe.xl and ran together to the diatinioc, where
Verily drew out and won cleverly by a length, which (Whams
divided wand and third, Futurity was a bad fourth, and Fanny
beaten off. The winner was wild to Mr. R. Herbert for 70 guineas.
Futurity was sold to Mr. T. Prior for 621 lea.
Tae CIODIAR HANDICAP SWV.V.PNTAKKII Of IS POPP. each; 5 ft;
with 100 added; winners extra; second saved stake. About
thrV=of a mile. (14 gulag.
Lady liigthorne, by Stockwell- -Lady
befb,a 1211, (Kenyon
Sir W. Trockniorton'a Fawn, 3 yea, bat 101 b (ear. fiat Illb
(W at 2
Sir C. Rualiont's Moonbeam. 4mit, Sat 211) (0. ,S
11r. Aeon's Chateau Margaux, 3 yrs, eat (Jail. . ) 4
Betting : 6 to 5 agat The Faun, 7 to 4 amd Ludy HiOthorne ;
100 to 16 eget Moonbeam; and 10 to 1 mod Chateau Margaux.
The favourite wee fractioun at the poet, but got well away with
Chateau Margaux, who held a alight lead till fairly in the straight,
when Fatal banged her, and came on with an advantage of Lady
Bighthorne on the left. Opposite the stand the favourite had the
rare in hand, but Wyatt, mistaking the old winning pint for the
DPW one, left off riding, and Kenyon, finishing with a rush with
lady Highthorne, shot the favourite, a winner on the peat by a
head. Moonbeam was third, beaten a lemigh and a halt, and
Chateaux Margaux was last.
A limuncsr Pura of 60 son. ; winners extra. About one
' mile.

LAW INTELLIGKA-el'.

EQUITY COURThs.—JUL s'.
(Before Vice-Chancellor Sir G. M. (i.fiaril.)
SAIITOON LOW AND 00. V. WAND, LOOK. AND 00.
'This was a motion for an injunction to restrain the de-
/enfilade, Maars.Wfird, Lock, and Tyler, from printing,
publishing, or selling copies of a work called ',Guardian
Angel," written by Dr. Holmes. The plaintiffs alleged
thatpurchased the copyright in this work. It
appeared hid they
that the
eery
had
erigit.taily
appeared
in
pert.
in the Atlantis Notably, which is a serial published in
America. The last six chapters of the story, however,
were first published in Montreal.
Mr. Drum, Q.C., and Mr. Speed appeared for the
plaintiffs.
Mr. Kay, Q.C., and Mr. Westlake, for the defendants,
relied on the established doctrine of international copy-
right law, that there can be no British copyright in a book
originally published out of the British dominions • and en
to the part of the work in question which wan first pub-
lished in Canada, they said that as there could be only
one copyright in the whole, that copyright must depend
upon the place of the first publication, namely, the United
States, with which country and Great Britain there is no
international copyright convention.
The Vice-Chereallor gave it as his opinion that the law
of copyright would attach to those numbers of the work
I which were first published at Montreal, and accordingly
/ranted an injunction to restrain the publication by the
defendants of these portions only.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Juty 2.
After term Nisi Prins Sittings at Guildhall.—(Before
the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Jury.)
ELM ALLAN V. THE BRITT= AND POREIGN MARINE
INSURANCE 00XPLET (minim).
After the summing up of the Chief Justice in this case,
a juryman said he wee afraid he should disagree with
his brother jurymen upon Risk Allah's statement that he
sent the money home with which to pay his creditors.
The Lord Chief Justice mid that was a matter for them
to reconcile. It detracted from the credibility of his state-
ment if they believed it, but he did not think it conclusive,.
The jury retired.
The jury returned at 3 o'clock, and on coming into
court veld they were unable to agree. They were eight
to four.

The ord Chief Justice asked if they were likely to agree.
A said they were not. Unfortunately preju-
dice had something to do with it.
Another juryman said ho thought his colleague was not
justified in saying so.
It was then arranged that the jury should be dis-
charged, and they were accordingly released horn giving a
verdict.

iii.. Webb's Actear, by Stockwell—Electra, 5 yn. Pet 111 b
(Payne I
Yr. Wadknes Mrs. Allan, 5 re, fist (J. Cballoner 2
Yr. Holfonl'e Decision, 2 yrs, but 12Ib (Matthews 3
Yr. Saxon's Needle (Jun, 2 re, best 10th (Vinell 4
Lard Wilton's f by 19cinnislwr—Arelterara, I re, fat 111 b

The court will not sit before half-past 11 o'clock to-
day, in consequence of the Lord Chief Jmtice having to
attend at Wostminater to deliver judgments.

Mr. Wheeler's Cobra Capella, 3 re. 64 11th (.7eiery7
lir. Homes Alcestis, gyre, 64 llb (Hall) 7
Betting Even on Acho, and 100 to DO mut Mrs. Allen. Cobra
Capella made therunning, followed by Artaraandldrs. Anent° tho
top turn, where the leader dropped away, and Arises took up the
running, Decision taking third place. Within the straight the
two favourites had the race to themeelvea, but Aetrea, who had
alwa the beet of it, wen cleverly by a head ; Decide's was a hod
third; Needle Gan was fourth, The Arcbcrme fifth, and Alosater
last.

BETTING ON THE COURSE.
GOODWOOD STAKIN.
20 to 1 *get Stradbroke (w)

BETTING IN LONDON—Tamanuy.

There was but alimited attendance at the club to-day, and
Lupine's. ruled correspondingly dull. For the lioutlgood Stakes
4 to 1 was laid againat Gement, and these odds woe obtainable
to the close. There was a decided disposition to back Froarte, 11
to I was freely taken, and at this figure the investments would
have been i 0 to considerably, but offers were subsequently
limited to 10 to 1. Beyond a slight retrogression of Papillon, and
the advance of fittradbrolte, no other feature presented itself. Fos
the tit. Lager Rogicrucian was supported for a little at 6 to 1, but
the offers of 20 to 1 against Orion failed to and takers. Prices as
folios/a:

GOODWOOD STAKES.
4 to agst &mt.= (11112l1011)
10th - Eeartt (off, 11 to 1 t and w)
100 to Romping Girl (t and off)
Re to PaPilloW (02)
100 to Strodbrolte It)
100 to Tabotnet (off, &S to 1 t and w)
16 to Powderharn (off, after 10 to 1 had been taken)
26 to Cannon Ball (t and off)
25 to Eyesore (off)
25 to Tyndale (off)
140 to 40 Romping Girl, 1,2, 3 (t)
1000 to 800 on Gomera, &s ate, Romping Girl, Papillon, Can-
non Ball, Our Mary Ann, btradbroke, and
Ereore eget the Bdd(t)
ST. LEGER.
11 to 4 spat The Earl (t) 10 to 1 apt Orion (off)
b to 1 Roriitatteian (MO

BETTING AT lIANCHRSTEIL—THETADAT.
GOODWOOD STAKES.
4 ta 1 agot Ocenera(t and o) 16 to 1 apt Lucifer (t)
100 to 9 Papillon (t) 26 to Tynedsle (off)
14 to 1 Eaartk (t) 25 to 1 Powdorham
100 to T Strad bran (t) 25 to I Olengarnarlt
100 to 6 Tabouret (t) 25 to 1 Connanßall;
100 to 6 Rocapingeirl (t) MO to 9 Lame (t)
ST. LEGER.
100 ta 6 apt Orion (V
25 to 1 (keen Sleeve (t)

6to 1 apt Formosa __. _
100 to 0 Lady Elisabe
)th
( t

PIO CA X ftwoornro.—We are requested to state that there will
be, at Hanna/ham, a. free handicap sweep of 5 tam each to-
ll:10=0W.

CRICKET.

V. PLAYERS.

The great match which commenced yesterday at the Oval is the
12th anniversary of the +mutest between the amateur and profes-
sional talent of England. It was instituted in 1867, and for the
first five years the Gentlemen suffered defeat ; in 1862 the match
was drawn; in 1812, 1854, and 1866, the Players were again victo.
rious. Por the first time, in ltan, the Gentlemen moored a win
and last year, as will be remembered, the match was not played
out. The Gentlemen won the tan, and elected to set on the de-
finitive. At 12.20, Dr. Grace and Mr. Cooper oompiod the
"debateable ground," and Willaher and Bilcock started the
bowling. The wickets were in splendid run-getting order, of
which the batmen got the full benefit. In Silcock's second over,
he bowled Mr. Cooper's middle stump, and Dr. Grace " ekyed" a
ball of Willohreo, whit.* was well caught at cove: point; thin was
a rare good beginning for the Players, two such wickets for 10
runs. 'The bowling at both ends we. "dead on the wickets," and
Messrs. Buller and Gilbert Grace combated it admirablk_:l2.le
latter gentleman was finely caught at deep Krum-leg by '
despite the glaring son. Mr. I. D. Walker came 117,".X.
played one of the finest innings on record, without giving half a
chance." The score was at fa when he went in, and the quality
of the bowling may be judged from the fact that only 60 runs
were booked during the newt boar. Willdier was changed for
Lfilywhite at 82. Y'rum the figure above quoted, the total was
augmented by same splendid hitting (principally cute and drier.,
ttheri Mr. Butler was finely caught at the wicket. Re
made 41, b • five, two fours, a three, and seven twos, Ite. Mr.
H. A. Itichardeoa cams in, and also exhibited some brilliant
play. At 116 Lillywhite gave way to Mantle, and at 148 rammed
the bowling. Wißsher tried at the other wicket, and so good war
the bowling that at one period eight eonseentive maiden overs
were bowled. No separation being effected, Ricketts was
put on at 206, and at ?26 Shock again took the
1.41. At this point an appeal as to " leg before "
was made, and John Lillywhite gave Mr. H. A. Richard-
son out, the total being 226, and Mr. Richardson', con-
tribution 66, which included such bite ea one five, PiX fours, three
three., a two, ike.; these were obtained in Mr. Alike/1.1,m'. beet
form, and that is no mean prase. The pair had put in 120 be-
tween them. Mr. It. D. Walker was his brother'. next via-a-vie.
At 258 Lillywhite healed again, dill the score kept ail% ancing,
nut a thudow of a chance being given. At pit the Burney wicket
keeper was tried for a few over, Jnpp taking the wicket, and
ehortly after bilcoek, who bad been bowling A 1, got a cheer for
knocking over Mr. It. D. Walker'. middle stump. When Mr. Mait-
land joined Mr. I. D. Walker, Lilly-white went on again for the
fourth time, and his persevermer wan rewarded with a wicket,
Mr. Maitland being easily caught off him at point, with the score
at 1126. Mr. Absalom was Mr. I. D.'n fifth and last partuer, and
some more " tall hitting" was effected by both, the good
bowling and frequent ...loaves uotwithstanding. However, at
6.20 Mr. Wolker gave his tir.l chum* at mid on, which was taken,
and thue his brilliant innings of lib terminated. He went to the
wicket at 12.00, with the sure at xt, and left it at [amity minnow
past 8 with it ut Ma, without giving a "gboet of a Otani...." Thu,
innings, wl,ioh may be described as one of the most spirited and
best manipulated performance. on record, was made op of su.h
liaurea as the following, via., two size.,, three five., no less than
seventeen fours, ten threes, and seven two, and there be it re-
membered nearly all "cam out." Mr. I. D. was lit nourre loudly
cheered. Ills of drives and rot were superb, and the bowlimr
off which they were nook of the but quality. The re.t is 'won
told. Mr. V. E. Walker played abell of Lillywhiter " on," awl
Mr. Buchanan wax howled by Moot*, Mr. Aiolona tarrying out
hid bat for 40, including a live, three focus, three thwer, two twos,
die. The time being a quarter to 7, play was .iirperided for
the day.

THE POLICE COURTS.