The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-10 00:00:00

DXE

THE LATE DUKE OF OAIII
PUBLIC, MOURNING.

A suppiesnat to the Imams (setts, published
this day, is as follows :
Lan Classberisies Otis, ;sly 0,1!60.
Orden in the 90,110 5aar..1.74, Os Studs;
Rest, the 14th Masse. fee hie tate Royal Riskiest the Cake
ef Cambridge, sass % t, H. a Majesty ;
lb ladies to war Wick silk, abated apine Una, whits
saeldnes sad ellhabill. Yee es white Moss in
sad
The 'sadness te wen the, tuts dimmed. btu's' ir
NTPs, black swards, sad beaks
Tits Cows mdrags eatereig ea Beady, the

Tie adies to wear bleak silk or velvet, admired Abbess,
leas and tippets, or plain white. or white awl gold, sr white
and laver stela with ►lack ribboae.
The gentlemen to wear black coats, and blaek or plain
whits, et white and gold, white end silver star want-
Mak tan einzasd, collared made lad beaks.
And on Sunday the 4th of Anion sad, do court to go
ettt of mania'.

of Ana, July 9, 1860.
n• Earl Marshal's 0:111.11: a Goons' Moaning for
81e beta Memo Adolphus Ftodotith Dohs
of C
la porstaisto of bur Majesty's tdasti ore to
loarthlis that opal the 'swim Mao
of his lase loyal MIAs.. of Claw
bridge, her Majesty's toads, it it ozpsslsi that
all persons do pat thaissaloss int* morandag fie eta days,
to comassuot from Sunday nut. the 14th instant.
NORFOLK, Esti Marshal.

Aatenget them point Ire wateekaAsezrd Is the little
pbeey. XL Aim Ikabert. INA,►
met Waded la
es Ila of Owe baba* tile part la die asea=bitiget
aremesuStie le *ere the
dili=l of bisphislarl Serrimilbal
The bides boa oa New* la boat of the
palpit, sad tbe ammo bealag anuermed tbeategesseanad
Ike orTIMI Mil ritoodoi mak mil* the au* 111101,1
lilia* At do sashimi iiiiiid.ilis dila lirdlibiod
we do *ilk Ile dila ihe
IpWanii admits/ le Ike lied oft"Caligieviest" Ike per
pole et Ile shad. Has the *diem taboo
Id* stilts by the esintaeles it Ile toss
des sad psellieN yielded to tbe lopubeesteropmrso
kopodvo
leti eatelks. AS do e~nanuet do irod all
elpilleiat weedy "Zoe *Ow* oboe to Deft dot to
that," tbe Wen stemma beams wholly le ted, end
oldies NW deeded all Mat entisalatioa, save *at mbisi
awakes* negesehe oboes la Ili Mem el fogy kw*
Duty. laiwom, inea=rieet be =Lt. WIMP,
resenseis sad ma-
eluded ties sublisinriseWabtot= wee..
At *a diesel sqinalumeselel the aneennies seer
lei te Ibe ef Ike • ma a fennel res um la ,
lee' worepta4 mg *Abet el
enw,
_e et Modes mad 11111=e1 ei2rhyverbore
all busk do
do ambenest el lik iobnt Peel la peolealar
lb meet edscolot.
Ire ban said 4 lbe wane up to this time bad bees
eutalleoly uniesolliens ; sorest; had the preseellios
readted die pleat we bare jot
_Anlieolpi Wire *pets
diem deelli it Ile takkevoser beelneey. piesinlkg a o.
weeedbery seatere to tie =ii bin keen.
to the Naar _—
mann keels(
speeThedily eftenmeis Ids hi Tumor*, ea roots to 100 Erna
dae,
sad in aa beer the oandon won cooperatively deserted.

It Leaden, yesterday, most of the tradesmen at the west
sad midis Ile City testified their respect for the deceased
mammas by partially closing their places of hominess. On
the river, nits, there was scarcely a craft in the CUOMO'S
don bat what displayed its flags in "mourning." The flogs
on the different ier•heads of St. Katharine, Loudon, East
and West !edit Docks, were lowered, as also the mime of
the numerous Mips moored is those great depots. At
Gravesend the day was observed with much respect. In the
Medway the shipping joined the feeling so strongly mani-
fested la the pool.

Yesterday was • day of gloom and apparent sadists at
BIIIMIKOHAIL No tribute of respect paid to the memory of
the great deported ha ever been so strongly marked in Bir-
mingham as it was on the day of the funeral of Sir Robert
Peel. In many parts of the town business wss entirely
suspended; in ail quarters it was partially so.
At Wormanuaurrox yesterday every demonstration of
respect wee also paid to the memory of the deceased. The
shops were universally cloud, the bells pealed at intervals.
Our correspondent at MAXCHISTNI, writing yesterday,
says —lt is • proof of the deep and almost universal *or
row felt by all classes here, for the lose of Sir Robert Peel,
that although the meeting called by the mayor yesterday
(Arbors inning any kraal request the closing of shops
and places of business, from • fear that the notice would not
reach the inhabitants in time to be universally acted upon,
yet private feeling sad • just sense of propriety In-
duced the public spontaneously to anticipate the wishes
then expressed on the subject though not mute known. It
was an extraordinary eight to perceive on this the principal
market day, for the staples which the distriet is celebrated for,
and whilst the streets were throrged with but, thousands in
pursuit of the ordinary basineu of the day, yet that there
was scarcely a shop, a warehouse, or a public buildiest whith
did not evidence, by half closed shutters or some other out-
ward mark of respect, that feelings sacred to the memory of
departed worth, were uppermost in every mind. In the
shops generally, throughout every street in the town, one
halt of the shutters of each:reinained cloud from the earliest
hour, and throughout the day. The same mark of respect has
been observed at the Exchange and is other public 'wild-
ing' ; and by gentlemen attending our Exchange from
Ashton, Blackburn, Bolton, Chorlay, Preston, Roch-
dale, snd Stockport, I was informed that the same feeling
had led to • similar result. In Bury and some other of
these towns the bells of the parish churches have been
tolled. -

The anteeriptices towards a suitable ineaumeat in memory
of the lamented statesman, to be erected in Maneheater, have
progressed very favourably. The subscriptions mentioned In
my yesterday's letter had been followed up to-day by
numerous additions on the Bruhange. To three o'clock this
afternoon the amount had there been made up to rather
over 1,0001.; snaking 31 subscribers of 20 guineas, 20 of 10
guineas, 29 of 6 guineas, 11 of 3 guineas, and 20 of 2
guineas. At the adjourned meeting of the committee, held
sure that hour, in the Town Hall, the canvessers have deli-
vered in their books, and amongst the additional names
mentioned are the following : Bir Benjamin Heywood,
Ban. 20 guinses ; Mr. Ed. Mainland, 20 pines* ; Mr.
1). Bart..
20 guineas; Mr. W. Grant, 10 gs ; Mean. Munn
and Co., 10 gouseas ; Mr. J. Clegg,s p. ; Mr. W. Bale, 6 ga. ;
Mr. issues Carlton' 20 guineas; Mr. J. H. Ainsworth, 20
guineas ; Mr. John Harding, 20 guineas ; Mr. W. 0. Jone•'
20 guineas; Mr. Bala Stionock, 20 guineas; General
Gordon, 6 guineas; Mr. Thomas Fletcher, 20 guineas. The
total amount, up to the end of the meeting, had reached
1,7281. His worship the Mayor expressed a wish that the
subscription should reach 6,0001., a sum which he thought
was absolutely necessary to erect a monument worthy of the
man and of the town which had undertaken to erect it. It
. .

wes stated by one mill-owner, this afternoon, that the whole
of his workpecple would give subscriptions of from one
penny to is. each. I have seen a requisition to the authori•
ties of Baty, numerously signed by the leading inhabitants, ex-
pressing a wish for the erection of some simi.er token of respect
there ; and a meeting has been called in compliance with
that requisition, to be held to-morrow moving, to tike the
subject into consideration. It is said that at Oldham,
Blackburn, and Preston, as well as at Bury end Manche•ter,
a wish has been expressed to erre public monument/ to the
memory of Sir Robert Peel. sad that meetings are likely to
be held with that view notwithstanding a generally im-
pressed opinion so far that Manchester would be the most
eligible site in the manufacturing districts, and that all
should subscribe to it so as to ensure a first-rate memorial.

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1850.

SPORTING.

__,__LITEXPOOL JULY MEETING.
41sTa•••••• zT Artassooir, 4 o'Ciocx.
Ildflarfrit. 11110 ka tbe arrivals uto this pretreat
Zs* f : MS a yn; •by Iwe.aeat, 2 yrs ;
0 Ilit&= eat of Lsdy Caroline,
=al* KaMik sot of Venus, Brother to
f by Laaoroost or Retriever, Queen
Des, Harprislosid. tatesinss, Pirouette, Knight of the
Garter, Harnandes, all 2-yr olds ; Officlous, eby St. Mardis
est of asbeesa, The Italia', FMK& Sissy, Witchcraft, The
Isallsr,Vusptre, Oriel, Elthiron, Kenainglea, Maid of
TWA Valley- Keleshes, Corlerowouth, Wild Sow Whittled+.
Wag Olatilator Ott of Sprite, Po Ikagicriaa, Brown
d244:6tanil lit
ara bi lc,' la 111 . fiLltr' njert"Net,,
John of Tom, golden Lady, Bee-
bunter, Chitterboz, is
elk, MAW Branton,
The Reales*, Ude', Otani' Sale, California, Legwde-
main, Abbess 6f Omani, Stronabow, The Meese, -Tuly,
Cripple Kate, Adrainistrator, Miss Lottery, La Volease
Little Jassy, Anthony, Clare, Cardinal Puff filly, Herriott,
The Coe, Alp'_dtc.
BETEL= FOB PLATES, As.
CIOXISTIE HTAXI4, Leaerdeinaia, Strongbow, Alp,
Baden, o.baldestors; Pork, Eith,ron.
Swailowtaiss or 80,11. lace, and 30 AM:MD.-16e
Meese, awesome Taly, Adrainistrtor, Cripple Kate, Miss
lett ,LI Vole:ise, Little Jenny, Cauliflower, Anthony,
1. th Mamas ut.tallemmart.°mead Psi
y, Itashrinsr,The Castle, Abbess tif Olinalt.
Quaas's Ps.rers.—Seuaan, Stronsbow, Mies Lottery,
Alp, Muskioness d'Eu, Mops, Legerdemain, Cardiac{
filly.
SraiLsr filraase —Crotcbett, Cranberry, Tiettwaid,
Recluse, Jester, Kuril Keel, Bertiott.
BENTINCX itratu.—Keleshes, Vanspyrs, California,
General Salo, Alp, Abbess of Gomm:, Legudernain.

WRITTLE RACES.-TUESDAT.

SwittnvAitma of 3 lOU each, with 20 added ; for three-yr.
olds, 7“ 101 b; four, 9st ; five, get 41b; six and aged, 10st ;
sots and geldings showed alb ; the mooed to sate ltia stake ;
the winner to be sold for 100 son if demanded, &e. Heats,
sae mile and three-quarters.
Mr. Drew's Muter Murray, aged, fret Ilib Mutat) 1 1
Mr. Parr's Bad/ogles, 4 yrs, est 11th (7 0 2
Mr. Batty's Bush Jaen, 4 yrs, Set I llb (sanded an 13lb
(0 3 X
Mr. Mliner's 111 lOt Bak 4 yrs, Sat Illb . (Beard 0 0
Mr. tibenton'a &Wry aged, tit II lb (Bait 2dr
Mr. Smith's Lady Boriatiful, 3 yrs, rat 7lb (Leader dim
Both beats won by a length
Warms Hmenicti• of 10 SOTS each, h ft, and 3 only
if declared, with 60 added; the snood to save his stake.
One rails mad three-quartets. Thirteen subs, al: of whoa
declared. . _ _ _ . _-- . _ . ._ . _

—Mr. 1-IS;tholonmer's Cest-oR (late ( Moot), 4 yrs, Set (Owner 1
Mr. MoonsMalsmatary, S yrs, 7st Mb (Crouch 2
Mr. O. Origley's Oomilla (Ii b), 4 yrs. 7st Illb (Norman 3
Mr. T. Pares Arladae, 3 yrs, Got sib (J. Lowe 4
Mr. Burgess's Red Doe, 5 yea, 74 11th (T. Bum 3
Betting.—Even on Malmtebury, 2 to 1 agst Cast-off, and
6to 1 apt any other. Duval amide nearly all the running
and won by a length ; a length between second and third.
TBoarrtOti Cur, added to a Sweepstakes of 2 sou. each,
with 20 added. The second to rave his stake. Two miles
and three quarters.
Mr. J. Maiden's Dime, 3 yes, gat 71Is ... . ...... (Horn.by, Jun.l I
Mr. simpson's Shamrock (h 1$). aged, 10st 7lb (B. Land 2
Mr. Warner al o, by Charism ILL out of Sprig, 3 9st 71
yr(.,
' • s)
Mr. Claretee's Bob Roy (11 b), aged, lOst 7lb (Searle) 4
Mr. Poulton ns The Swindler (h 5.),_3 yrs. itst (Wiliam.) fell
Betting.-2 to lon Diana. Won easily by two lengths.
PLATE of 501., for throe-year-olds, 7st ; four, Bat 71h; five,
flit ; sin and aged, Bst 21b. Mares and geldings allowed 31b.
The winner to be sold fir 200 OTC if demanded, &a., and
allowances if to be mold for less. One _mile and three
quarters.
Mr. Bartholomew's (hpuotr, 4 yrs, 7st Illh (Owner)
14r. Parr's Arlisdne, 3 yes, Mit Mb (Lowe)
Mr. Messer's Malrombery, S yrs, Set Ilb (Hornsby. jun.)
Mr. Abel's Anchor of Hope., 5 yes, Ist Illb (J. smith
Mr. Smith's IterEegee4 .et 31b (Crouch)
Mr. Milner's Alpha. 5 yet, Bet 610 (BeaMr. Burgers's lied , 5 yes, Set llb
Mr. Forth's Laandryreekl. aged, 7st 131 h (Williamsms
Betting : 2to 1 apt Laandrymaid. Won by a length,
Malniesbury a bad third.
HUNTERS' STAR= Of 3 EMI. each, with 20 added, list
each ; winners in 1860 31b extra ; the second to save his
stakes; twice round mid a distance, over six flights of
hurdles, were wen in three heats by Mr. Drew's Muter
Murray, aged, list, beating Mr. Ladn's Frank, list 31b;
Mr. Jackson's Nell Cook, list; and two others.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

THIS DAT.

BIFORX TUE EACollell.

From the second edition of the candor, published die
morning, it appears that 2.5 additional prisoners have beta
committed suns the sitting of the curt.
Pose orrice Ronnewits.

J. Milo. and E. Itawkes, two Post-office letter-earriers,
pleaded guilty to charges of stealing letters containing mons y
and other property.
Judgment wee defemd.
_ _

At Lirsuroox, the burial of Sir R. Peel wu observed
with becoming honours yesterday. Without any pre.
arrangement by the authorities, the shopkeepers throughout
the town put up their shutters, and altogether a general
gloom was prevalent, and the various church belle rang
muffled peals.
The occasion of the late Sir Robert Peel's funeral was ob.
strved at BEIBTOL also, yesterday, with general manifesta-
tions of sorrow. The bells;of this different churches tolled,
muffled, from au early hour of the morning ; some of the
shops and places of business in the principal streets were
partially closed ; the flags on the church towers, public
buildings, and shipping is the harbour were hoisted at half
mast, and nothing was omitted that could testify respect for
the memory of the departed statesman.
AT Burry, the native town of the late baronet, there was a
general indication of mounting. The ringers rang entitled
peals, the shops were closed, the blinds were drawn in almost
all the houses. AU the foundries and some of the factories
suspended labour during the middle portion of the day ; and,
with the exception of a greater number of persons proms.
nailing the streets than usual, the stil!ness that pervaded the
town almost resembled that of the Sabbath.
Ar Diner, from 11 o'clock until 1, the Mops were closed,
and tka bells rang muffied peals during the day.

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Btloll3 BANON ALDEVII.N. JU.TICZ PAITIPOIf, Avn JVITITT TALKICIID.
ILUDBIkY OF A CHIQV2 PMOM Tas OLOBZ 1148URATICI

COMPANT.

Walter ;Volts, forme;liTiese• of the Olympia Theatre,
and clerk is the Globe Insetranefroffice, who was convicted
at a former session of stealing a piece of paper, the property
of his employers, was placed at the bar to receive judgment.
It will be remembered that a point of law was reserved in
this ease which has since been argued before the Court of
Criminal Appeal, and decided against the prisoner.
The AttornerGeneral, who appeared for the prosecution,
said that before the court proceeded to pus sentence, he
begged to call their attention to the fact that there were
three other indictments against the prisoner, and before-sen.
knee was pronounced he had to request that their lordships
would rcod the depositions in these cues, in order that
they might be fully aware of all the circumstances of the cue
bears they delivered their judgment. He we. anxious to
save the public time if ha could do so, but in one event he
should feel himself compelled to proceed with the other
Wes.
Baron Alderson said he would look at the depositions, and
in the mean time the judgment would be postponed, but he
should probably pass sentence in the course of the present
session.

THE ATTACK ON THE QUEEN.
The Attorney-General then said he had to sake another
application, with reference to the case of a person named
Robert Pate,against whom the grand jury had yesterday re-
turned a true bill.
Baron Alderson.—That is the case of the prisoner charged
with assaulting her Majesty.
The Avorney•General.—Yes, my lord, and my applica-
tion is that the trial shall come on the first thing to•merrow
morning.
BIWA Alderson.—Very well, let it be fixed for Thursday
morning, at ten o'clock.