The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-19 00:00:00

LATEST SPOUTING INTZGLIGENOS

ANTICIPATIONS OF IVARWIOIL.
TO TES ITTOI OP TEM WSW&

Hilt,—Preeh bones are putting is &Rearmed*
every day, to oaks amends fire the " cussing thrmegh"
there early upon the some swats* and up to tbe last
the Wanda meeting will be a great were.. Nias races
are to be decided on Friday, isoladiag two sempleeleases,
OW of which is a cup, for horses to be metered and piloted
by flat-rate jockeys that have never Addis is a handicap
sterviechme, value 50 lova. Turdham, Freseh, Chummy
aad oiler celebrities support the novel " bare ;" let i
anticipate Benanet's swore' over all their somMatiosa
and Amid he absent himself Holies oaght to be
good enough to pull through. We shall not have a large
field for the (land Annual, wherein the Lake of Hamil-
ton's colours are bound to shine, whether eepressabed by
the proficient Jack of Trumps or finite, or the novice
Sultan.

Of the two fiat races mado up, the &agate Cap
is the most iinpurtaat, and bete Sir Frederick
Johnstone will be at home, badly as the Sis-
ter to Vedette ran yesterday, for Bel Gioran and
Historian are both nicely weighted. They are not
quite so well in, nevertheless, as Siloam and Voiotia:4
and look more tempting for the Winding-up Haadicap,
despite the penalty incurred by Bel (Horne.
Another of the suburban steeplechase meetings comes
off on Filday and Saturday, Finchley being the favoured
spot this time; but the queer proceeding reported lately
in connelon with similar gatlvrings must be my sinus
for not direuising the programme.—l am, &a.,
Thursday morning.b{KTliOlL

(sr rausaarit.)
WARWICK WIRRTING.—{THIS DAY.)

THIRD NURSHRY.:

Perfume .. •
.. .
Emerald .. ..
Malcolm .. ..
13 ran.
°HEAT MIDLAND HANDIOAP.
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Romping OW ..
(lenience .. • • .. 2
Tribune .. .. 3
13 ran.
SCURRY RACE. Five furlongs. 1130.
Marshal Noy, Ettrick, Him Darell, Maeda, Gait*
Harter, Pal* Morning Star. Cheddington, lianipiti,
to Veda, Sucan Atreus, Spider olphus, Paradtso,
Su
Einem, Pompeii,' and Peg WoHniten are here.
HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE. Three mast. 1.50.
Susan, Harlinxton, Sultan, Said, Greenback, and
Subaltern are here.

SHORTS HANDICAP. Three farlonni. 3.0.
Banda, Mignonette, Vat's, Greed Turk, Atreus,
Honeycomb 1. Spider, Blairbate, Lady Pahnentoa,
Prebendal, Blackbird u, Chore et Belle, aad Adolphus are
hers.

HANDICAP SWEEPBTAKIi23. Halt a mile. 3.20.
Indian Star, Sir Oliver Bateman, Seringapatan;Pal-Lal,
Antiae, Verity, Marino. Storm King, Onyx, Maaduff, Pro-
bb ta, Lady -Nyanza. Balnakeelie, Trlphthong, Chivalry,
Indy Clifden c, Venturer, Substance, Weather Isle, Be.
tßement, La Mouses, Minnie Warren, King Richard, &i-
-aura, Fragrance, Minnie, Cantina c, Seville, Matilda, Sis-
tm to Veda, ChatNiii Margaux, Wellington, Vacuum,
Atreus, Malcolm, Aglaia, Aunt Hanna a, Prneumption c,
and Ferrigie o are here.

QuEvoiowx, Nov. 19.—The National Steam-
ship Company's steamer France arrived here from Liver-
pool at 10 a.m. to-day, embarked pemengers, and pro-
ceeded for New York. All well.

NEW Toss, Nov. IN.—The paoket-ship Isaac
Webb, from Liverpool for this port. is ashore leaking.
Her rails are gins., and the captain is ilsail.—lteriter's
raerretn.

The journals of Bologna give some details of the
production in that town of the new itarbit,re di Bieiyfia by
the young maestro Dall'Argino. Opinions as to this new
work at first varied, although the oomposer and the prin-
cipal artists were called before the curtain not Imo than
ten times. Disinterested heanws, however, considered it
far inferior to the same-titled work of ttomini. The emporia
hearing was decisive in that sense, and the work has not
improved on repetition.

The Grande Duchene is being performed in
Madrid. The Theatre of the /3oufferi Arderins is nightly
crowded, and the piece has obtained a great moms.
lime. !limo takes the role of the German Primers, and
M. Arderins that of Frits. railer the former government
the pleat was altogether interdicted.

M. %obits, the well-bnow•n African explorer,
has just left Rahn for Mimill s, where he is to embark
for Tripoli. lie takes the presents sent by the King of
Prussia to the Sultan of Hornet& ; they will afterwards be
transported to Thubuctoo.

Of the twelve new buroughd which were en-
tranckised by the new Reform Act, ten have returned Li-
beral representatives. These are Mobs's", Hackney, Dar-
hngton, Stockton, Oraveeend, Burnley, Wecbseshury,
Dewsbury, Middlesborough, and Hawk& Tbe caly two
seeding ommervatives are Hartlepool and ritalybridge-
Oi the additional seats Sid to large towns, those at
Liverpool, Merthyr Tydril Birmingbara, Glasgow,
and Dundee, base been by liberal*, and those at
Manchester and Salford by conservatives.

MR. LAIRD H 00•171; Ot 'CllANo2.—Yesterday,
Mr. Laird, accompanied by Mr. Chris. Bushell. visited
the Liverpool Exchange neweroom. Mr. Laird's ap-
pearance in the exchange was the eigual for a rather
stormy denieustration, and he way greeted with cried
of "What about the Alabama?' "The Turkish
rams," and other eignificant remarke. There was
no roughness, beyond the booting end the hissing,
exhibited towards Mr. Laird. The news-room during the
day was densely crowded by the adherents of the liberal
and tory candidatee for Liverpool, and an occasional in-
terchange of political "fish' took place between the
hours of 12 and':, when the polling was at its most vigo-
rOUP Foist.—Matirhest. r
SERIOUS FIRS IN FETTER-L Between
12 and 1 o'clock this morning the premises numbered 6l
and 67, Fetter-lane, Fleet-street, were discovered to be
on fire. The budding in queetion was ono of the remain-
ing fragments of old London, and is classed by Stow
among the " fair luaus.* built on both side," of the
limo. The hence (It dm ihle one) was compoled chiefly of lath
and platter, of which the flames soon obtained a fleet hold.
The t &cement was derided into two shwa —one oompied
by Mr. W. S 3 mix (the landlord), eheecernonger, and the
other by Mr. H. Wood, grocer; and in the upper
I art scvend poor families resided. At the Hoe of the
outbreak the inmates were in bed, and with much dilllualty
they were removed from their perilous petition. The pro-
wets of the file wee very rapid; and, despite the help
of several land steamers. was not extinguished till the
place was neatly gutted, leaving the autiquated front
standing. The adjoining home on the southern side has
sustained plight damage et the top, and the lose to Maloof'
fumilie, is roost dietressing. How the tire originated eauld
not be asteituined, nor whether Mr. Symes was insured.
FATAL. GUN AcriDENT.—One of than and awl-
dents without which the shooting .easou in Norfolk sel-
dom pt-tea, occurred on Tue *lay at Ouneton-park. tha
..at -of Lord Sulk.. id. Captain Buckley, of the Ride
Brigade, having di...chanted one barrel, banded his gun to
the leader, a steady man who was used to hie work.
Almost immedieuly the other barrel was discharged by a
twig. and the centents struck the captain be-
hind the right knee, causing a dreadful wound,
fracturing the lower cud of the thigh bone, end
lacerating the great blood vessels sod. nerves. A
field tourniquet was promptly and most jielioiously ap-
plied. Mr. Shepherd, siwgeoul of North Wandutm, was
grao the spot. and lir. Cadge, of Norwich, Rae uttet-
hy telegraph. Human aid, however, was of no
avail. The unfortunate gentleman died in four or five
Loan from the effect of sheath and kyle of blood. The de-
ceased, with others of the party, including Lord Sullield,
Lord teketniersdale, Lord A. Paget, Lord Sydney, &0.,
had only reached Lenten the day before from flandring.
barn, where they had been shooting with his Royal High.
awe the Prince of Wales. _ .

CAPIII OP DRATIL—On Tuesday an
incierst was held at Formby on the nimeins of 112aabeth
Wngld, a gut aine7eare of age. Dezeeeed lived with her
mother, near the Liverpool and Southport Railway, and
en Sedinday she was mint with her &nut's dinner to a field
adjnininr the line. Rem she remained until the 2.19
train to Liverpool bad passed, when she crossed the rails
to pick up a pin which she had put down to be flattened
under the wheal+. As she we. recrossing, however, an
express hem Liverpool came upon her, the engine buffer
striking her head and throwing her off the lino. She was
found insensible, and next day she died. A verdict was
returned in accordance with the shove eircumstanoei.

TitiBAVARIAN DIRT, MITNICII, Nov. 18. --rho
Bavarian Diet in oonvoked fur the 7th of December.

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OMR AL P ALUM. 01411 SHILLING DAT•••
W/MNINDAT, NOT. 18. —AliiilAoo/40042811111011
1,146; ditto oft psyympot, 447; total 1,1103.