The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-30 00:00:00

:WING IN LONDON.-(THUS DAY.)

2.30 r.er.
principal features to-day were as follows
Northamptonshire Stakes Lord Heating, remaisod
sat Blueskin receded to 10 to 1, and 700 to 100 was
tb a start. Purveyor came with a rush, and found
at last at 9 to 1. Thalia was backed for
money, as was Tormentor and Lucifer.
le Spencer Plate Tibthorpe kept his plasm at
id of the quotation while Locale and Ironnisitcr
ell support d. Beeswiny, reported to be broken
was laid a,a'n t for both her engagements at 100 to
: Two Thousand sad Derby betting showed no
Quotations as to,lgys
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES.
5 to 1 eget Lord Hastings (t)
9 to 1 Purveyor (t f)
10 to / Wolsey (t and off)
10 to 1 Rhteskin (t and off)
100 to 8 Lucifer (t)
100 to 7 Montagnard (t)
100 to 6 Leap Year (t)
100 to 6 Thalia (t)
100 to 6 Christmas Carol (t)
100 to 6 Ailesbuty (t)
100 to 6 Tormentor (t)
33 to 1 King Alfred (off)
25 to I Ackworth (of)
100 to 1 Beeewing (t)
700 to 100 Blneskin, with a start (t)

EARL SPENCER'S PLATE.
13 to 2 apt Tibtbog* It)
9to 1 Loomis (t)
10 to 1 Veopasiaa (t)
10 to 1 In:m=BW' (t)
12 to 1 Sycea (t)
100 to 8 /3elphegor (t)
100 to 2 Wass), (t)

CHESTER CUP.
10 to 1 opt Thalia (off)
100 to 1 Beeswiag (t)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
100 to 30 apt Rasienscaan (of)
7to 1 Formosa (off)
25 to 1 Robison (off)
25 to 1 Blue Gown (off)
25 to 1 Banditto (off)
1000 to 30 Restitution (t and off)

MANBION-HOLISH
ZITIUOIDLIIMIT CONDUCT OF "G/OFFLECIN."
Four respeot•bly-diessed young men, who gave the
names James A isderiosi, 96 years of age:described as the
charge-ebeetasagentleman; John °reissue% 93, sinedsweribeil
an a gentleman ; Sonnet Mackin, 28, homier • and Charles
Whi(Weld, draw, Wood-street, were charged with wil-
fully pulling down and damaging the abutters of several
shops in Biabopagate-street Without.
It appeared that the prisoners had been drinking pretty
freely on Saturday, sod that on Sunday
the amused themselves by springingLthe beTett
gr. Az, downi the idhr"ltobi ten of the
pork butcher, and
Mr. Ban, corn-chandler. all in Bishopsenie-street Without.
Shortly before this Mackin mounted the box of • cab,
standing on a rank close by, the driver being inside, and
was in the set of driving away, when the driver called out
to him, and all the prisoner, ran away. They were esp.
tared in a coffee-house in Worship-street, and takes
to the station by • number of City and metropolitan
,;THAMPTONSHIRE AND CHELTENHAM , countable.. Three of them had given false addresses.
EVENTS. • The Lord Mayor characterised their eonduct as
moat disgraceful, and sentenced each of them to 10 days
principal event occupying the attention of imprisonment in the House of Correction without the
,phets this week is the race for the Northampton- option of • Ens
takes ; and, relying upon recent public form,
or" decides in favour of Blueskin, and thinks
1 the abienee of Beaming, his most troublesome
at will turn up in Purveyor.
gus," of the Post, believes that Lord Hastinp will
Stakes and that Ailesbury and Blueskin will be
.him.

DERBY.
15 to 1 opt Speculum (t and off)
15 to 1 Suffolk (off)
25 to 1 The Earl (t)
25 to 1 Robioon (off)
:10 to 1 Orion (off)

SPORTING ANTICIPATIONS.

GUILDHALL.
VINILI THILITA ORDERED TO IS 'Lawson.

rii.;eistii;;tlW>4;, U, ;21(11,074ietite;rn,I10;;;;Igsoed
at the bar on remand before Alderman Hale and
Francis G. Moon, chanted with stealing 70 tumbler from
the premises of Mr. Fallalove.
It appeared from the evidence that on the 10th
nat. J. Carter, 123 G, stopped the two prisoners
in Upper Whiearese-street at 4 o'clock in the
morning, each of them carrying • bag. He found
in the bags 70 tumblers. He asked them where they got
them from, and Hastwayte said from • shop in Hol-
born. He went with Huirtwayte to Holborn, but he mold
not point out the shop. He took them to the Clerken-
well poliee-eourt, and they were remanded for • week and
then discharged, is he could not find the owner of the
tumblers. He bag since found that they had been stolen
from Mr. Fullslove's.

modem," of the Herald, predicts that the winner
Stakes will be the outsider, Christmas Carol, and
1.100 be recommends Sir Joseph Hawley'a Cardinal.
Drthamptonshire Cup event, " Asmodeus" thinks,
a match between Lames and Rampart. and for the
National Handicap at Cheltenham, he decides in
of The Doctor, who will dissover a brae of " tough
Ste" in The Nun ►nd King Arthur.
eetator," of the Star, gives his verdict in favour of
Hastings and Names for the Northamptonshire

irTfulbilove,alarge china and glass dealer, of 61,
Farringdon-street, said the glasses were his, but be did
not mice them, his stook was so large, until Woke, •
City police-oonstable, detected • lad mimed Mason in the
act of statUng 62 tumblers from his premises on Men.
day morning last. He then examined his stook and
besides the property recovered missed 37 doeen of winos
and 24 doom )aieoes of china. They were kept in a abed at
the back of his premises, and the prisoners must have get
at them by climbing over • Mikes shiwhisk was a kw
building in one of the sntrasom to Market.
He had mimed altogether about two
en tumblers.
Carter said that bad • barrow,whisk he sold
vegetables for his mo and be lest • port of the bar-
row to Huetweyta, who sold the tumblers for 2d. each.
At drat Ragan said that Hurray* kid him the gloms'
were his mother's, and Its allowed him to sell them over
his barrow, but he afterwards acknowledged that he stood
outside Mr. Fallakve's, and received than from Hart-
wayte. who wee inside.
Both the prisoners pleaded guilty to stealing them, and
elected to be dealt with nadir the Criminal Justin Ad.
Previous eonviotimas were proved spinet Hostwayta, bat
none against Ragan.
The aldermen, hay* consulted together, anatenowl
each of the prisoners to be imprboasd for 14 dam, and la
additioa Huotwayto to have twelve strips with • bine
rod and Raps six.
BOW-STRIBT.
Tango TIMM FOB 0111117L111121.
Join Talbot ,17 , a poan eat of Pam, was brought up
an remand *bawd with shoplifting.
The prisoner was formerly in the service of Mr. Maori-
son, a publican in Bt. Martia`s-laszza plume ; but ha
had dam beea in prison, from was liberated
• few weeks ago. Kam his lammigin he had
been in the habit of going resod to tradeema lathe wish-
boarhood with pretended from Mr. Pialreedeen,
taking the opportunity of stealing men Nelda while
the tradesman's attention was =. Mr. Risbardson'a
hones has ommegnently hero maw
in reference to imaginary badness. riCellellelb? to
measure bit, for suits of alothes, earpealere to mobs re
ildr furniture or fixtures, holthaagors to mend es shoe
balls and wires, &c., have all ban told that *sag
not been seat for, sad Marais. hem Uwe
that the shun mesnangsr bad not pne away amply 1 mew
From inrerreation will& had been given to *erase, nor
pant Imlay, 10 F sad Daniell, 873 1, had boon for
some time on the look out, whoa they met with Km
by ;widest- They were 1a the shop of Mr. Flied,
engraver, Drary-kas whoa the pieces, mos la
and asked Mr. Filet to p or mad to Mr.
Itiehardseeh, to La a bran piste en the deer.
Mr. Flint proceeded to eater the order, and was
down the disseasiono, when Borgerat Kerley
" Yoe mod not trouble shoat the dlaseeleas:a
asked the phooey what he bad in his yam, tt the soma
*nal= prisoner who he was. ff//11
at once • pair a pinshers whisk be ad=re
11$01 fttlet • carriage plater a few doers off. Kerley
said, " How fild you some to miter the shop while we were
there!' (the primmer having formerly looms than). The
said, " I did net rempaiss you, sad took you for
planner
gentlontes."
Th• primmer was again remanded, it Wag understood
that then were ormoel other charges againstl. Sem-

•mo," of the Advertiser, bay a firm conviotiou that
m form" in this particular instance should ho
d to, and Le therefore anticipates the success of
Moutagnard or Blueskin, retaining Leapyear for a
Fur the Northamptonshire Cup Stakes, "Nemo "
n in favour of The Pope and Rampart, having, how-
preference for the former.