The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-24 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY kVININCI, 00 FOB ER 24, 1868.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLWESVE

(ant imumaaris.)
NEWMARKET MEETING.—(TMB DAY.)

£lOO PLATE.

Tonitret .. .. I• • ..
Wales .. ..
Shit nimher f .. .. • •
16 r:in.
lIANI)ICAP PLATE.

Peleliu"
Sycee..
9 ran.
SWF.F.PSTAIiES 10 SOVS.
Vulcan
Lady Alice c
6 ran.
MATCH.
Michael de Remo beat Prince Imperial.
HOU t 3 II TON HANDICAP.
Head Centre ..
Mir Sarah .. • •
12 ran.
MAIDEN PLATE. T.Y.C. 2.10.
Achilles, Duke of Devonshire, Dodona, Jenny Haw-
thorne, E.geau, Miss Whip f, Perry Down, Clue lkom.
Behillorpe, buckenham'e dam f, Plum Pudding f, Neuf-
chatel, Plunger. Wild Roe, Clemency, Uinta, PeaboJy,
Wrestler, andZopolyn arc here.
SWEEPSTAKES. 5 ion. B.S.C. 3.5.

Litheau Lurie Wdd }'lower, Yorniu~VKtar, Pompeii,
Vulcan, Hippodamia f, l'innterr, Elmira, and Cater are
here.

SPORTING NOTES.

THE EARL OP STAMFORD'S RACING STUD.—Wo
are informed on the best authority that the Earl of Stam-
ford Las decided to sell the whole of his racing stud, re-
taining only the brood mares, which are very valuable.
Ills lord:hip has expended tome 4.10,0001. on the turf since
his connection with it, therefore th 3 loss of such a sup-
porter will no duubt be telt. —lost.

At a meeting of the Jockey Club on Aredneulay
last it was iesolvid, on the motion of Admiral Rm.'s,
*mended by the Duke of Newcastle, "That the 39th rule
of the Jockey Club be altered as follows :—• No moo C. 411
be run at Newmarket with three year olds and upwaris
over a shorter distance than the T.Y.C. liters with two
and three year olds shall not be less than tire furlongs.
Two year old plated and stakes may be run any course nut
less Dula half u Enda.' "

Tte teas that 27 lots, the reputed property
of Mx. Padwiel, coal* to the hammer at Albert gate on
llorday twat. Color isiog among thous such public
animals as The Earl, Athena, ate., with a number of pro-
misieg lwo-vear-olds, the sale will doubtless give rise to
such speculation. bats Lap/ states that Mr. Padwick
hes tefumed au offer of 3,00 U .overeigus for his Derby cult
Euhus.

Acerryrrr AT NEWMAIMIT.—EIIersIie. a two year old
colt of Mr. Ale:tanner's. while running in a tit) l'hite at
Newmarket yesterday. fell, and came to the ground with
such zuree. that both horbeand jockey eltolte; lay tor soiae
time as it lifeless. We regret to say that lloite's collar-
bone was broken. and that he was otherwise severely
(taken not the lad is progressing favourably. The hors.
was foe rd to be to much injured that he had to bo des-
stioyetl :Jiro! irninedia.e',y. -N. al .J!
11t sty AV toy ipso. -21 tie .Vorfsmaa says that on
Thun (lay un•ltt, at Newmarket, when Paul Jones was in
pee, ro, ce 10,. the Liverpool Cup at 6 to 1, Mr.
Ottptu tr, n offc. cd to bet adekt, or any part of it.
that 1e world name an outsider at 40 to 1
wi- 0 would beat l'a.a Jones. the name of the
animal to be snack up until niter the race. The otter
Wu+ nun or. erred. The same jout nal states that at New-
mai le, Su 1 ,eileriek Johnstone took likU to le that he
iode the winner of the Liverpool Stran.l National in
lbo; Le a:te. wards took likki to 10 that Pearl Direr
would win. and that he would ride him, supplenieutmg it
with an over to take 10ou to la about the same.—
The •Spb, Gr.:We says that in the course of the
week bin. J. 13. Morris bo;!all his large yowling boat on
the Derby 1410, and during the useecang laud the fol-
lowing bets- :-40,u0n to bed against each
of the tohowing five o: S.r Jo eph
llawhet +:—
Filly by lionnauby out o Va7a, filly by Asteroid
nut ot Madame LglanCue. filly be Asteroid out of
gillyflower. Lily by Asteroid out o" Salamanca, and
filly by lhormanby oat Bas Bled; 40,01.10 to 600
against each et". the lullcwing six of the Bake of New-
castle's by Newminstar oat o: Dutchman's
Dew:liter; Nap:ec, by Civet oat of P.itienoe; Podesta by
Stockwell oat et: ComadMa ; Coe:salt, by St. Albans out of
Aquamarine; Diciest, by Laid of the ls'es out of Mag on
the Wing ; Yanelone, and brown cob. by Dollar oat of Car-
lotta by tnlando ; and 40,000 to 000 ibminst Mr. Chaplin's
yearling filly by Newm'uster out of Caller Ou.
lOot ON eIIOCTMO AT NkIyntARZYT. —A match which
excited no inconsiderable amount of interei was decided;
last "Wesineselay morning iu the paddock belonging to
Lo'd Stunt-on& The couteatants wet e Sir Chailas Legard
and Sr Fteelmick John-Zone. both of whoa have firmed
in a frost pionlineat positioa during the past shooting
season of the (jun Club at Burlingham Park. The con-
ditions weee bards each. at twenty-flve rbe, live
trap?, fo • 60/. a ride. Slr Chat•ki Le;sard eventually won,
scoring four Lea 19 his opponent's thirteen.

DA CVLANSO AND PHI PISHOF OP OXFORD.

List July the Bishop of Oxford aseattid the
Rouse of Lords that " Dr. Colenso had received Firste
remonstrances, brotherly counsel, the tenderest and kind-
est mensal, from his semipro at home, and such counsel
had led him only to some new outbreak of Ti 0101100." The
MPhil) of Natal has read this, ho says, with amacement.
In disproof ho refers to his published reply in 1843, to
the circular letter of the bishops calling upon
him to resign his see. In that reply he
wrote :—" I share very deeply in your grace's expression
of regret that your first act of intercourse with me should
have been of this character, and I am painfully sensible of
the fact that, ever since my landing in this country—with
the exception of one letter from the Bishop of Oxford more
than six months ago, and a message from the Bishop of
Capetown to the elect that the Bishop of St. Asaph had
exprersed a readiness to discuss my views (upon tho
lthmans) with me, if I chose to visit him for that purpose
—not a single expression of sympathy or brotherly kind-
ness has reached me from any one of my episcopal brethren
in England or Ireland, though it was well known that I
aas suffering under groat mental trial and per-
plexity." The Archbishop of Canterbury seems
to have told the Bishop of Capetown that he was
willing to hold an amicable conference with Dr. Cabrillo,
and Mil grace understood that this was declined. But it
&preen that the bishop did not in any way oonvey the
message. Dr. Colemo wrote to him to my that he
should be most glad to meet singly and privately " with
any bishop who, either from a sense of duty to the
Church and to what he believed to be the truth, or from
• feeling of charity towards a brother whom he wished
to recover, would be williug to moot and discuss with
me any of the questions raised in my Commentary."
To the archbishop Dr. Colenso wrote in a second letter:—
"I cannot doubt that I might have profited: much
by friendly counsel from some, at least, of my episcopal
brethren, if any such had been offered. Au I 011 this ac-
count alone I must especially regret the complete st.tto of
isolation in which 1 have been left by theta, up ni re-
turning to my native land after some years of Lamer in the
missionary field." From that time to this, writes the Bishop
of Natal from his diocese to the Tinges of to-day, " not a
single word of sympathy, brotherly counsel,' or 'private re-
mousti suet' of any kind less reached mo from any sue of
my ' w niors at home.' 1 em not now complaining of
this— I only state the fact ; and I am very sensible of the
love of justice and fair play which some of the bishops
have manifested in their public utterances. But I am
utterly at • lose to account fur Bishop Wilberforce's
making the above assertion."

ANOTHER EAIinIQUAKE AT
SAN FRANCISCO.

PHILADELPIIIA, nor.
_23, 6 vit.

Another earthquake is reported to hare taken
place at San Francisco on the evening of tba22ini.
The people, in an excited state, thronged the
streets during the night.
The damage is Mated to be 81310.—Tinere
(recond edition).

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WRECK OF A GOVERNMENT VESSEL.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

ONE O'CLOCK.
The transaetions in the markets for public secu-
rities show a preponderance of sales, and quota-
tions are rather dull. The reduction, how-
ever, is neither general nor important, the
amount of business being limited. Consols have
declined 1-16 per cent., but the Three per Cents.
Reduced and Now Three per Cents. are un-
changed. Foreign bonds have receded A- to 1,
upon realisations in anticipation of the fortnightly
settlement, which will conssaenoe next Wednes-
day. Nearly all the railway stocks are un-
altered.

The applications for discount se upon a mode-
rate scale, and choice paper is taken at 1f to 1# per
cent. The charge for loans in the Stock Ez-
changeris 1 per coat.

Consols are at 04f for money and tbe account
(November 5) ; and the Three per Ceuta. Seduced
and New Three per Cents., 93 to 1.
In the vailway market Brighton and South
Eastern stacks have advanced 1 per oent.,
while Great Northern A has declined to
the same extent. Prices are quoted as follows :
Caledonian, 711 to 1; London and North Western,
112 to 1; Great Western, 481 to ; Midland,
1121 to 113; London and South Western, 871
to 881 ; Great Eastern, 411 to 4 ; Brighton,
511 to 521; South Eastern. 781 to 1 ; Metropo-
litan, 1061 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1071 to
108 ; ditto A, 1061 to 1071 ; Lancashire and York •
shire, 1281 to 129 ; London, Chatham, and Dover,
171 to 1; and Manchestet, Sheffield, and Lin-
colnshire, 481 to 1.
A further reduction is apparent in foreign
bonds. Turkish of 1858 have declined per cent. ;
ditto of 1865, ' ; and Italian of 1861, Peruvian of
1865, and Spanish of 1867, 1. Subjoined
aro the quotations :—Brazilian of 1863, 79 to
1; Chilian of 1867, 941 to 95 ; Egyptian of 1864,
811 to 821, cx div. ; Italian of 1861, 33 to 1 ;
Mexican, 151 to 164 ; Peruvian o 184;5, 81.1 to
82 ; Nicolai Railway Loan, 681 to 1; 3itto Orel,
821 to 831, cx div. ; ditto Moscow-jsroslaw,
831 to 1; Sranizh of 1867, 331 to : ; Turkish of
1858, 671 to 68 ; ditto of 1862, 691 to 70 ; and
ditto of 1865, 401 to 411.

Indian stocks are without variation. Tbo Ten-
and-a-Half per Cents. are quoted 214 to 217 ;
the Five, 1141 to 113; the Four, 1021 to 1032;
the Bonds, 18s. to 235. prem. ; and the Deben-
tures, 1051 to 106. Bank Stock, 242 to 214, and
Exchequer Bills, 178. to 21s. prom.
Bank shares exhibit no movement. Anglo-
Austrian, 61 to 7: prem.; Imperial Ottoman, 11
to 11 prem. ; Consolidated, 1 to 1 prem.; London
and Westminster, 641 to ; London and County,
482 to 491; and Union of Loadon, 331 to 341.

Miscellaneous securities arc inactive. General
Credit, 21 to 2i dis. ; International Financial,
1 3-16 to 3-111 dis. ; National Discount, 111 to
121; Ilud:on's Bay, 151 to :; Telegraph Con-
struction, 1.4 to ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per
Cent. Preference, 3;', to 4; ; and Anglo-A.use-
rscan, 211 to 1.
United States 3-2 U Bonds are steady, at 721 to

Italian Tobacco Loan Scrip has improvoil k to 1
per cent., the present price being 22 to 2 prem.

TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols are slightly firmer than at 1 o'clock, at
94 to 4 both for money and the account.
With respect to railway stocks, Metropolitan
and Caledonian are 4to per cent. lower, at 1061
to ; and 711 to 1 respectively. Great Easstern,
41! tog; London and North Western, 112 to 1;
and Great Western, 48 to
Ehn the foreign stock market a slightly bettor
feeling is apparent. Italian of 1861, 331 to 1;
Turkish of 1863, 401 to 41; Spanish of 1867, 33;
to 1 ; and Peruvian of Ib6a, 811 to 82.
Bar gold, valued at 72,0001., was sent into the
Bank yeAerday.
The steamer Ceylon will take to-day 20,0001.
in gold and 6,7001._in silver for Bombay.

Transactions took place yesterday in bar silver
at .)s. Ogd. per ounce, showing a trifling advance.
There is a moderate demand for the East, and the
supply here is limited.
The tendency o the foreign exchanges yesterday
afternoon was a -min unfaveurable, the rates being
somewhat worse for this country as iegaids bills
on Holland, Belgium, France, Italy, and 8:,
Petersburg. The list is subjoined :

Aniaterdiar- , 3 months, 12.0 to 12.0!...• ditto. abort,
11.13 to 11.19 ; Botiardnin, 3 mouths, 12.0 to 12.04 •
Antwerp, 3 months, 24.34 to 2.3.43; H. ',sell', 3 mouth;
25.35 to 25.10 • ILimbro' and Att.m3. 3 mouths, 13.10
to 13.10 • Berlin. Cologne, &r., 3 months, 6.2 to 6.27 ;
St. Pateir.butg.3 mouths. ;.24 to 32; ; fans, short, 2s.
to 25.20 thin,' 3 rtneith'i, 25.34 to 2A.3.; 31s saii'es.
3 months, 25.30 to 25.31 ; Ponikrort-ou-the-Maine,
months, 120. to 120 ; Virunn, 3 months, 11.75 t 3
11.h0; Trieste, 3 months. 11.7., to 11.x0; Madrid, 3
months, 43 to 4: ; Santander, 3 months, 43 to 4ij;
Cadis, 3 months 43: to 43 ; Serdle, 3 months, 11.1' to 4,,
ALalari, 3 months, CI to 4.' • Valencia, 3 months, 4:1
to 4,1 ; Barcelona, 3 months, 431 to 4•4; Bilbao, 3
months, 48 to 47, ; Valladolid. 3 month, It to 1:1;
Saragossa, 3 months, 43 to 471 • Leghorn, 3 mouths,
27.14 to 27.50 ; Genoa, 3 months, 24.15 to 27.50; Naples,
3 months, 27.43 to 273,0; Palermo, 3 months. 27.15 to
27.L0 t Messina, 3 months, 27.'3 to 27.50; Lisbon. 90
days' date, 621 to 1.21 ; Oporto, 90 days date, 6.! to 521.
The Council of Indio will receive tenders on the
4th prox. for bills on Calcutta and Madras to the
amount of 200,0001.
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At Paris the rate of discount in the open market
is still only 1; per cent.; at Frankfort and Brussels,
2; at Hamburg and Amsterdam, 2}; at Berlin,
3 ; at Vienna, 4 ; at Turin, 4; ; and at St. Peters-
burg, 5; per cent.
The joint traffic return of the Caledonian and
North British Railways shows this week an in-
crease of 5,4671. over last year.
With regard to the half-yearly dividend of the
Pernambuco Railway Company, which the lately
published report announced as payable in a de-
ferred warrant, it was decided at the half-yearly
meeting held on Thursday to make the payment in
cash ; and the warrants accordingly went out yes-
terday for immediate payment.

The annexed notice to the hollers of certificates
of debenture of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway Company has just been sent out. It
bears the signature of Mr. Samuel Laing as chair-
man, Sir William Russell as vice-chairman, and of
the under-mentioned as directors—viz., Messrs.
John }lido!, E. F. Satterthwaitc, E. L. J. Rids-
dale, and F. W. Oewel :
We beg to call the attention of the holders of eertificates
of debenture to the teems of the proposed scheme for ar-
rangement of the affairs of this company, which were
unanimously approved at a meeting of the debenture-
holders held on 24th July last, and are part of a general
scheme approved by. the whole body of creditors of the
company at a meeting held on 27th July last. It is
essential 'to the oat of these terms that the re-
ceiver in America should be at the earliest poe-
eible moment, and the sanction of e Court of Chancery
here given to that step, in order to ensure which it is de-
sirable that there should be before the court evidence of
the assent of the greatest practicable number of the holders
of certificates of debenture to the scheme. We, therefore,
desire to urge upon you the expediency of your signifying
your assent without delay, for which purpose the neces-
sary forms can be obtained, on application to the secre-
tary, at the offices of the company, 5, Westminster-cham-
bers, Victoria-street, London.

A meeting of the St. Thomas's Floating Dock
Company will be held on the 3rd of November, to
consider the proposal of the board to voluntarily
wind up the undertaking, is being proved that tho
company" cannot, by reason of its liabilities, con-
tinue its business."

The half-yearly meeting of the Madras Railway
Company in called for the 6i Li of November.
It is notified that tho Hercules Insurance Com-
pany have determined upon discontinuing tho
marine branch of their business at the m►d of the
current month.

Subjoinod ace the quotations of insurance, pg.