The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1861.

LEWES RACES.
WEIORTS PUBLISHED YESTEB.DAY.

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THE ETON AND WESTMINSTER EIOHT•OARED

RACE.

The great aquatic struggle between the two t&-
mow schools of Westminster and Eton, which had been
looked to with much anxious expectation by the students
and friends of both, came off yesterday morning on the
Thames, between Putney and Chiswick, a distance of nearly
two mils and three-quarters.
Both crews have been in active training for several weeks
past. That of Eton has at various times undergone some
changes. The Weetminaters, whether they picked their
best men at first or deternimed to remain faithful to their
original choice when the crew was first formed, made no
changes, but held together until the great contest was fairly
over.

_
As early u 9 o'clock yesterday morning there was a great
gathenng of Westminster§ and Etonian; present and peat,
including many University men, who have since distin-
guished themselves on the Isis and the Cam. The msn who
were to engage in the contest looked remarkably well, and
on all hands received the hearty congratulation of their
friends.

One of the Citizen boats, chartered by the Messrs. Bear*
brought up the umpire, Mr. Chitty, of Exeter College, Ox-
ford, the gentleman who is usually chosen for that °Mee at
the Oxford and Cambridge matches. About the same time
a boat, gaily decorated with flags, brought up a hint of
Westminster* and a hand of music. Other boats were
chartered by Kelly, of the Eight Belle, and other enter-
prising people of Putney.
At' 5 minute, before ll the Westminster men pulled oat,
their colour being pink. They were lustily cheered by
thee friends, and seemed in excellent spirits. They were
followed in a minute or two afterwards by the Etonian;
their colour being light blue. They, too, were loudly
cheered by their birds.
At 18 minutes before 11, the men having takes their
planes, the Waiminsters on the Middlesex aide, •micsal was
given and the start was made. If there was any differenee
at all the start was is favour of Westminster, but the beads
of the boat" wen as seedy in a line that it was hardly
possible to lay which bad the advantage. The stroke of
Westminster was strong and heavy ; that of Eton light,
quick, and extremely gnosis'. Yawing Fulham grounds
the Etonian@ palled slightly ahead, and every minute the
distance Nitwits the two boats became greater. The Eto
boat wee perfectly steady, but the Westminster boat
" wobbled" frightfully, very much dames to the died•
vantage of the crew. The Eton boat had deo a better shoot
than that of Westminster. Both, _ harmer, were beautiful
louts. As the crews approached Hasiaansallib-bakii., sad
had crossed over to the Surrey side, the illasimiasism, wb•
were about seventy yards behind, made amiss& garland
regained some of their lost ground; but the Tiosisas, deter.
messed not to have their laurels taraiimil by asambrate
victory, put out additional strength, and uplift didaamod
their competitor. The Etonian' then arassad to Chiswir-k,
and on arriviag at the Ait were upwards of a kramirsd yards
ahead of the Westminster*, who then streak work, and
the coolest was at an cud.

Tin whole diattooe waa accomplished by the Etonian' le
a few woe& kee than 13 minutes, a splendid acbieveateet.
which it will take a very crack crew iodred to eclipse. The
time tweepied lurk year was 13 minutes aad 40 wow&
The mem to-day were u follows :

lb
A lb
1. W. IWO • I T L LI. Pribst 2
2. A. Maw
& C. ill
4. A. P. Dawns ll 16. Liple
& IL N. nom U I & U. A. iirW 1
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L A. IL Samaras l9 0I O. IL lO 0
7. LN. Maack
S. J. Forster Bll 8. 11.. R. B. Hembey .... 10 0
H. Wallow few., I
0
7 Hon. H. C. Needham (coal 7 0
lasi yesr, wises, as cos this OCOILIaOIII, the &calms were
the victors, the crews were is Mows :

Ouss“, Lord Boniest', Mr.. F. H.
Wynne, Mr. B. Z. L Merton. Mr. H. B. Rhodos, Mr.
C. B. Law's, Mr. R. H. B. Hershey (stroke), Mr. F. Hop-
wood (c..waie).
Wserwoorrsa.—Mr. W. Wynne, Mr. A. R. Towliesoe,
Mr. A. C. Oaslow, Mr. J. C. Hawkshaw, Mr. E. M. Tom-
linson, Mr. B. Moues, Mr. W. & Wright, Mr. J. Forster
(stroke), and Mr. J. C. YMAIS (coxswain).
Prim to the last year the contests between the schools of
Eton mid Westminster were suspended during a period of
sum yam. It appears not to be eery accurately known
whether there will be a contact nest year.

ASSIZE irrEkEranroz.
.11912 cptpumr:csoypoir, Amorer 2.

The business of these raises was proriseded with yester-
day morning, at his eelock. Mr. Justise Williame eat on
the civil side. Leda.. Justice Blackburn in the Crown Court.
It appears that 148 owns are entered for trial, and 28 of
them are set dews to be tried by special June& A very
great number of then causes, however, are undefended,
sod several have bra withdrawn since the list bee been
printed.
During the period that has elapsed since the last suites
the courts where the arises are held have been remodelled,
hod a great enprovoimet has been effected. Better accom-
modation has been provided for the judges, the bar, and the
public, and there is no longer any ground for the complaints
that have been made for so many years of the inconvenience
that was sustained by all parties having occasion to attend
these asaises from the bad construction of the courts and the
absence of all proper accommodation. There appeared
to be only one opinion expressed by counsel and per-
igee having business at the assizes as to the very
gent improvement effected by the authorities of the
tows in the courts ; and it is to be hoped that before the
next summer assizes &similar &heretics may be made in the
courts at Guildford, where the sosises are held each alter-
nate year, which have been described by the judges upon
the circuit, and every one having business to transact in
them, as a disgrace to the county of Surrey.
Justice Blackburn, in charging the grand jury, said that
although there were very few prisoner, for trial, be was
very sorry to see that the calendar contained no fewer than
three charges of wilful murder. With regard to the
rim against the German. Johann Carl Frentz, of coni-
athirst the murder at Kinpwood Rectory, he said he
thought it right to state to the greed jury that, although
they might possibly believe that it was not the intention of
the parties, at the time of the act, to cause the death of the
deceased, still as their intention undoubtedly was to commit
• robbery, sad the deemed woman wee suffocated by them
by bibs pawl, probably for the purpose of keeping her
quiet, is the owes of prosecuting this alleged design, the
law regarded such au act in the light of wilful murder, and
if the facts justified them, it would be their duty to find a
true bill for that offence.

resti;the public was disposed of in either
court darts( the day.

OXFORD CIRCUIT. —HEREFORD, Avorfrr 2.
The commission for these 'anises was opened on Wednes•
thy before Mr. Justice Hill sod Kr. Justice Keating, attar
which their lordships attended divine service at the cathe-
dral. On Thursday the business commenced in both courts
at ten o'clock.

evidence ha the cause of " Josses v. the Queen's Proctor,*
on the 4th of July List, the day on which the perjury
charged against the prisoner is alleged to have been com-
mitted. The short-hand writer. notes of the trial were
then verified in due form.

Alderman Male said he should commit the prisoner for
trial on both charges.
Mr. Lewis, jun., for the defence, said he trusted the
court would now accept bail for the prisoner.
Alderman Haleseid certainly Dot.
Mr. Lewis said W made the application as a matter of
form, preliminary to applying to • Judge at chambers.
The prisoner was then removed frm the bar.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

BANILAIIM.

EDWARD CHARM, 13ALDOCK, Ayleabury-atreet, Clertenwell,
chentast, to aurramkr August 12 at 11, and Sept. 20 at 1, at
Baainghallatreet. uoL, klach. laaraster-place, Strand ;
Canaan, liaainghtlatrrat..
. .

Eaassaa Paici Joist:, Crawley-street, St. Pancras, holder,
August 13 at it. and Sept. 20 at 12, at Basinghall.street Sols.,
=ant and Hammon, Cloak-lane ; of. assig., Canaan, Basing-
Janes AaarrAoz, Woolwich, cheesemonger, August 12 at 11
and Sept. 30 at 11, at Bainwhallatreet. Sol., Mote, Bucklers-
bury Of mtg., Carman, besinghalletreet.
J 031441 FISHER, Lupusstreet and Charlwood-street, Pimlico,
cheesemonger, August 12 and Sept. 20, at 121, at Basing-
hall-street. Sol. Nicholson, Lime-street; off. anis., Canaan,
Basingliallstreet.
JOSIIPIi MANTUA. Luton, Bedfordshire, Jeweller, August 12 at
1, and Sept. 11 at 11, at Bealughallstreet. Bola, Money, Ser-
Jeant's.inn, ►Fleet street, and Bally, Luton ; off. asaig., Stang-
feld, Basinghallatreet.
JOSEPH LIP!, Finsbury-pavement, City, general dealer, August
13 and Sept. 9, at 1, at Basingballetreet. Sob., Spyer and
Bon, Broadstreet-buildings, City; of. amis., Pennell, Guild-
hall-chambers.
WILLIAM CUM, Bath, hosier, August 13 and Sept. 9. at 11. at
Bristol Court. Solt, Smith, Prederick'splacc, Old Jewry, and
Edwards and Solder, Bristol of. mfg., Acraman, Br.atol.
EINANUISL PAS.ACIHSO9 HOLLINGSHEAD, Cheltenham, tailor,
August 19 and Sept. 10, at 11, at Bristol Court Sob., Win-
t.mtuun and Co., Cheltenham ; Chesahyre, Cheltenham;
and Abbot and Co., Bristol : of. stasig., Mu le , Bristol
lons EARMLAW and Ultultoll ZaltanNialr, Halifax, Yorkshire,
dyers, August 19 and Sept 10, at 11, at Leads Court.. Bola,
Waren and Co., Banat, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds; of.
' ants., Hope, Leeds.
(WW2 Salami, Batley, Yorkshire, rag merchant, Augustin
and Sept. 10, at 11, at Loads Court. Sob., Mews. Hensley,Leeds ; of. male., Hopp. Leeds.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
July 29 JOHN Oaten and Baooci Dewsbury, Yorkshbs,
woollen manufacturers.
DECIAItATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.

JORg Wont, laven-row,ill;l6elds7in-d7;11-street,City.road,
glom manufacturer-2nd dividend of 214., August 7, at Ed-
wards's, Basinghallatreet.
Mamma limn; Li., Ironntong*r-lane, linen agent-tnd dividend
of 154. August 7, at Edwards s, liminghall street.
again Rot= Emouse, Morley-hilt Staffordshire, licensed
victealler-Ist dividend of 10fd., say Thursday, at Kinnear's,
Birmingham
Jogs 31Trcatr and Jolla LILLY, Birmingham, hosiers-2nd
dividend of 214., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
DIVIDENDS.
August 26. C. Powell separate estate), Hercules-chambers, Old
Broad-street, mining share dealer-August 26. E. Cooks !sepa-
rate estate), Hercules-chambers, Old Broad-street, mining share
dealer-August 26, J. W. Cole, Great Winchesteratreet, City,
merchant-August 26. J. P. smith, Coventry-street, Haymarket,
tea dealer-August 26. J. Swan, Leadenhall-atreet, City. iner-
chant -August 26. J. Gilbert, lit. Luke's, ironmonger-August 26.
D. L. Burn, St. James apisee, and St. Michaerahouse, oruhill,
merchant-Sept. 26. H. Addis (separate estate), Gloucester,
vinegar manalecturer--Sept. 20. W. Beale, juo., Bishops Can-
ning". Wiltshire, nursery t. 19. G. Penrose. Eagles Bush
sad Zekya Collieries, 01 re, and Macsymarchog and
Tnissrwed Collieries, 0 lamorganahire, coal merchant-Sept. 19.
L. Beynon, Moto!, tailor-Sept. 26. E. it. Andrews, Littleton-
upon.tlevem Gloucestershire, cattle dealer-Sept 19. C. Collier,
Swindon, Wiltshire. cabinet maker-Sept. & A. P. Standring and
C. P. Btandring Rochdale, Lancashire, Iron founders.
CERTIFICATES to be granted, anima cause be shown to the
contrary on or befogs the day of
August 2* W. J. Dalton, Surrar Ilider--Sept.
It. Yield, sen., Chastleton, Oxfordshire, and Moreton in the Margit,
Gloucestershire, corn dealer-August 27. J. Rees, Swarms, Gls-
mormnahlre. builder-August 29. H. Kidd, Stockport, Ciiiishire,
cotton manufacturer-Oct. 2. J. B. Brown, Coventry, ribbon
manufacturer-August 26. W. Thomas, Llanerchymedd,
draper-August 26. S. Wynn, Upper Trimmer*, Chishirt=
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED
....... _ .

A. W. Hartley and wnium:,-BratiTeid, Yorkshire, wool-
staplers-8. Jackson and J. Watson. Edgware-road, grocers-8.
Lloyd and L. Lloyd, Willenhidl. Staffordshire, padlock makers
—A. Mills, J. Bolden, J. Cruaslay, and J. Sheppard, He
Lancsehtre. cotton manufacturers, so ter as regards A. Tie—.
R. Driver and B. W. Coat.,, Worcester, bookbinders—Z. Bata
ley and H. B. Perry, Wharf Canal-road, KUlpiland-read, ja w-
aorta hat linings and moleskins-0. J. Barker, T. Broker , W.
0. Foster and Mien Foster, Millington, Staffordshire, and
Uve2d iron and Goal masters, so far as regards W. 0. Foam
and Foster—Nobs Blanche Thompson and Amsbel Statham,
Bristol, Principal* of the Clifton Lady s College—T. Richards
and F. Richards, Whitehaven, Camberland, and Ramsay, laleof
Mu, consulting gas engineere—F. J. Buu, S. R. Durrant, and
J. Hart, litewick, Suffolk, boot and shoe manufacturers, so tar
as R. Middleton and H. C. Flory, Mat-
bro Yorkshire, steel manufacturers—B. Sinclair and 0. H.
Davis, elms-terrace, City-road, buliders—R. Bealth and A.
Badham, Melkshsm, Wiltshire, schoolmasters—lL He
W. I Hodgitinson, J. Carver, and J. Milne, Marpie,
cotton strloncn. so far as regards J. Mine—a L. Marto=all
0. Wines. Cambridge. contractors—J. W. Rasmus and L C.
Hughes, Charles-plate, Prince of Wales-road, Kentish New.
town, oilmen—H. Freeman and C. Nub, Norwich, wholesale
and retail grocers—M. Hutchinson and°. Baxter, Leeman!, sail
makers—B. Hirst and W. Driver, Bentley, Lanouhire, cotton
manufacturers—F. R. Harrison and J. Williamson, Salford, lan-
cashire, wharflngers—H. S. Pledge and J. Pledge, Barham, Kent,
millers—S. Dines and T. Douett, Sbacklewell.lane. Kingsland,
butchers—W. Gillespie and J. Buchanan, Oreat Tower-street,
City, general commission merchants-li. Turner and J. Welch,
Manchester, coal dust and charcoal blacking manufacture:o—
Beedell audit. Beadell, Woodstocketreet, Oxfordetrest, work-
ing jewellere—R. W. Carden, John Whitehead, and Jottery
Whitehead, Royal Exchange-buildings City, Meek brokees—T.
J. Harrisand B. Turner, Cromble'erow, Commercial road last,
mantle and millinery warehonseasen—E. Ingham end B. Inglis,
Halifax, Yorkshire, dyers—D. Humphreys and F. J. Hill. Start
lane, City, wine and esseels—J. Dolling and L L. Wil-
liams, Portman-place booksellers—A. M'Callnm,
J. Moore, and W. R. 'lf Hettincham, boater% so farm
=.:l. Moore—A. B. Marrow sod J. Todd, Liverpool, coca
R. Holthy and J. 11 WM% Norton, Yorkshire, bows
Mashes—J. G. Barton and V. J. Barton, Old Broad-street, City,
Irsahaksrs—J. Donis and O. W.M. St. Georgeeterrace, Lent-
lehiewn, grocers—T. Bill, A. NIL sad W. Hill, Tavistock, De-
vonshire, woolstaplers, so far as regards W. 11111-1. Brewin, W.
Wow* and H. Lucas. Cirencester, Clioneestershlre, and Wor-
t:osier, coal merchants. so far ne H. Lucas.
NV= OHS.
Wn.Usit 111TH, BileAllllol=oLlmoksaat, August 8. at
Dowell
and Lyon's
Moans kuraitaroll),=lenifshire, merchant, August
12, at the Solicitors' Library,

WEATHER REPORT.
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