The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-01 00:00:00

MILITARY.

trn on Clonin's Guar.—Lieut. WCarty, aged 26 years,
died of mail pox on Friday lut, at Ar gluey Bursas,
Poetess. The remains el the deceased were interred, with
full military honours, yesterday morning, in the Garrison
Chapel ground.

SPORTING.

TATTERBALLI3—MoNDAT.

Business was extremely fiat, the only homes in demand
Wag Valtigeur and The !digger for the Derby end Dough
and John Comer for the Chester Cup. The Metropolitan
liandiesp and Liverpool Steeplechase bets were mo.tly in
mom sad ponies.
Cl ITU CUP.
1,000 to Wept Lewd Rooth% Pregoe-Der-Boy (t twice)
1,000 to 90 Mr. r=cec= It several times)
1,000 to Mr. (t)
30 to 1 Wr R. Plperalmoderlas
SO to 1 ftWftee's on
1,000 to 20 Mr.
Mr. Cban MahScieer (t twice)
1,000 to Sir R. • Melody (t)
1,000 to IS Captain Harvey's lass—slogs
2,000 to 39 Mr. Meiklam'• IL,by (t)
2,000 to 30 Mr. Wreford's Woodlark (t)
1,000 to 13 Mr. Jaynes's Mooney (t)
1,000 to 19 Mr. Gregory's Clermont (t)
1,000 to 10 Mr. Kennington (t)
2,000 to 24 Mr. Metklsm's Emma (t)
1,000 to 10 Mr. PWey's Chatterer (t)
3,000 to 30 Captain llemoart's kllndale (t)
1,000 to 10 Mr. Irwin's Hors of Cheer (I)
1,000 to 10 Ilr. Payre's Olauca (t)
3,000 to 23 Mr. Main's Rowland (t)
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.
30 to 1 apt Testator; SO to 1 apt Lady Miry.
DUST.
I I toto —Mr apt Duke of
noll.lchmeed'e Ghillie Callum (t to 100 f.)
10 . Owieke's The Nigger (
111 to Lord Zetiand's %Magma (I)
33 to Mr. Jaomos's Mildew
2310 lord Airlie's Clincher (t end sft. Mimed)
10 to Lord U. Lennot's wilt's= the Coequeror (t to 251.)
30 to Lord 3:Pintos'+ Mayon
40 to Mr. DIZOIN Blarney
(WO.
10 to apt Lad Eglintoa's Probity (t to 1304.)
LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE.
. .

10 to I each laid agsinnt Painbepe, Nengeance, Peter Simple, Itst_
trap. mid Knight of Gwynne, and 25 to I apt the OAK
CUMITIK Cl:P.—Monts at Chister up to Monday awn.
ing :—Clermont, Rtception, The Arab, Damask, Chorister,
lauthe, Fitzpatrick, Billinsiad, King of Oude, Pautomime,
Fogleman, Minimum, Don Mot, Cruktrmouth, Lamb's
Wool, idle Do), Lioillen finite, Karate., Rhesus, John
Cusser, Ads Mary, hlauifoid, l'scp-o'day-hoy,
Loupgarnu, Sir Richard, Captain Grant, Belns, Solon,
Testator, fitUeCt.

RAW intelligent,.

PALACE COURT.—YonaDAT.
Birds" Mi. W. BRANT NWT.
FINAL bm ING Ur TiV COVET.

At eleven o'clock Mr. lirent took hts seat on the bench
for the last time, end the court was opened by the crier
(Mr. ale)) in the usual mann, r. The attorneys attend."
as well as the Ulcers of the court, but the barrister of the
Dour' did not appear
The deputy prothonotary (Mr. tiewletti inquired whether
any person pretest had any bastions to %rawest In the Mar-
sha/sea or Palace Courts ?

—Noiis;ei."-t-r;s given to the interrogatory.
The prothonotary told the crier to adjourn the court.
Mr. Bley went through the until form of .djoornment
foe the feat time, and the court roes
sittings.
Aa soon so Dlr. Brent retired from the court, the six
attontete were admated into his room and presented him,
►y Mr. Turner, the senior attorney, with a memorial es-
motive of their thanks for hie kindness towards them.
whilst he had presided in the court..

Mr. Brent ezpreseed his thanks for t►s memorial. The
attorney., as well as the other othcers of the court, had
treated him with great respect. He hoped he had always
evinced a disposition to uphold the dignity of the court and
to administer justice between the parties wbo appeered be-
fo►e him. He would further say, that when the privileges
of the bar, the attorneys, and other valise's of the court were
infringed upon, he had dose all in his power to protect the
same.

Mr. Brent took leave of the attcrneys. The Prothonotary
called forward the officers and their assistants to ascertain
their addresses. The respected crier, Mr. Eley, left his be:
and ail departed from the scene of their activity. The dome
of the court were closed, and the place a ill probably be con-
verted into barracks fur policemen, facing as it does the
Commisalunen of Police-offiLe in Great Seotland-yard.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YzsmoAy.

Sumas Mi. CONN/MOW= Pim.uve.
Ix RI MARIA ZDWARDII.—A HARD CARR.
This insolvest, a domestic servant, bad saved 2004, which
she last to a niece and nephew to take a public-house, and it
had bran spear, as well as other sums. bite was now house-
maid at 141 a year.
Mr. Woodward, • licensed vietualler, opposed. He bad
kindly pat ilia name to a joint promissory note for 601. to
Masan. Charring/ton, and hod paid the money.
Mr. Cooks, who supported the insolvent, elicited from
her the manner in which, she had been deprived of her bard
savings as • servant. She impressed her thanks to Mt.
Woodward for his kindares towards her.
Mr. Woodward, after hearing her statement, withdrew
from the opposition.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips told biro that his conduct did
him great credit ; he had acted throughout the cam very
kindly to the insolvent.
A day was named for the deal order.