The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-08 00:00:00

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Al the Rod glance Viridia appears to have the best of the
weight-, but she was so unmistakably out of form at New-
market not many weeks ago that I am afraid to trust bur.
Rumour sacs The Dean can do wonders, now he ha.. gut
pound again, soil if he can win the Hunt Cup he must he
handy here. However, we have seen Xi. the Sister to
yiint Plight. and Briirsuitine_perform well. and the latter
did filch gnat things. in the Two Thou-and week that she
must the greatest Aare of my confidence. In her
Majesty's l tolf Vase. two miles, there is only one pcualinsil
animal. Julius, who carries 41b extra for winning the
Claret, and he ought to give the weight away to all comers,
if representing the Duke of Newcastle in preference
to Speculum. though the Baron is certain to have
a cut in with Suffolk or 'Megrim, both on the
spot already. The Prince of Wales's Stakes, for three-
year-chic, one mile and live furlong., V. the richest plum
to be picked up during the meeting, and most of the fore-
most horses iu the Two Thousand and Derby being
gaged, at weights that bring them nicely together, the
tour thousand guineas (about) will be hotly contested.
Moslem (Oat Ilb), who gave Formosa Sib in the Two
Thousand, has now to concede !lb only, and as he meets
Rt. Ronan on equal terms, Mr. Chaplin is out of it.
King Allied, be. Mes, holds the saint rate, for be receives
611. from him, as dew also See Saw, one of the And flight
in the Lerty for some distance. lady Elisabeth I
ran say nothing for ; and the tap across the
Channel and hack will not improve the preen-
none of Vale Royal (gat 13119 or Blueekin (fist 10114,
who would otherenne be quite as formidable as Purveyor
Apollo. Court Mantle, Mortemc.r, Slanderer, or Socrates,
All these, however, are liable to list 10Ib each, and amulet
presume to beat King Alfred, in-and-out as his Mt jnity
may have performed hitherto; and behind the latter
Tympanum, Kettlehnlder, and Chelsea must ale, be
placed, de.pite their 716 allowances. Heron Rothschild's
second string, in truth, is quite geed enough for this
Restitution having the =me Sat 3lb to carry ILA they ; and
between the two it ma' be for the blue and yellow to boat
both Moslem and Formosa, hard as the teak will be.
Beeler. have already burned their lingers over the Ascot
Stake& the find fuvourite, The Dean, having pegged out.
With When. that were jumped epon early; and they
must mind they do not get further into trouble. The
' lot left in are of very mederate calibre, with the exception
of the three or low apparently handicaped out of the race
altogether, and he there must be danger in the nomad-
ic.** Wild Briar and Muid of Madam mare, albeit my
accounts of Rune are very favourable, and hackers mild
nut db better than follow any demonstration that may be
made in his favour, Came Tete being also of the penciling
kind. Sister to Hermit, Lord Hawthorn, Martyr, Elec-
tricity, and Teuedon aro smartish thing.: to run in the
Eleventh Biennial ; yet too little is known of nearly all
their sixty opponent. for any one to be worth standing
now. The Maiden Plute in another affair that must
remain (lurk until stork is taken of the eompeti-
tors, notwithatunling the good that Ls known of
Melody, Juanita. See Breen., and Teurloa ; Sir
Joseph Hawley, who pulled unit The Palmer and R nieru-
elan fur previous annivenari. I. of this event. having
the t c..t, plug V.4:41%111.1. or King' •to
tt • tor t 1..• '3, k .1i a ion. 1.11.• Fourteenth 'l' ri ett:
ti -i• ol.! -Lee. wolthl line,, bt,te a yeey e.euy affai-
fo.. A.! wine she in form—a matter I have

my doubts about, alter her exhibitios at Rim,
and neitlwr Vauban nor Roquefort being iu work,
the straggle might he left to Mandrake, Tarahan,
and Van Amburgh. The latter cannot get the two mile.,
and, in the absence of Achievement, the rultue Taraben
will have only Mandrake to twat t. win. The filly is •
very doubtful starter for the Cup on Ilininday; but this I
shall take another opportunity of dealing with, ma
the doings of Julius and others on the first day
must influence it. It is haul enough to have to
treat upon Wedneaday's me, pending Tuesday's
racing, and I shall simp y make "lunges' on all the
events but the two year old Triennial, as und?r : Royal
Hunt Cup, Hartley or The Dean ; Fernkill, Badsworth or
Lennie; Truth Biennial and Ascot Derby, The Earl and
Suffolk; Coronation, Ureen Sleeve.--Youni Sc.,
METEOR.

BETTING IN LONDON—SArunDAT.

Prone, away to the rale of royal yearling. at Hampton, and
otter on their rood to Paris, the dubs were but rooderatzly
attend d. The speculation of the day was &lady in origination
with the Orand Prize, and that event having now onvtm•• matter
of history. it is only DOOMOT to ray that several hundre‘la were
invisted on The Karl, at the rate of 6tot on him, and th►t eight
batten out of every ten fancied his chance in preference to any
naves. The isineptanore for the Ascot Maker being due in the
evening, no betting took plea, on that event. For the Rojal
Heat Cu't 4 tole's, booked to mail amounts in favour of Esitley,
but at the Minh teat to tan won offered without a merlon..
Miaow was second favourite, at 100 to and the Wet,. wen-
timed ion quadtbona were fairly supportod. 'forst:et looked
a hide for the
was Plate, 7 to 1 being taku
about him, and Philosopher was in eimaidetable demand at WO to
P. taken freely and wanted. For the M. Leger, Formosa and The
Ertl were bribed at 100 to 30 and fi to 1 resp.•,tv.•ly. while the
two were supported tainted for seamed hundreds at 3 to r. tiering
ROYAL NEWT CUP. .

--- -- •
4to 1 464 t nuttlacT(iand ;;) I 100 to 4 mot illid of Ms-
-100 to 8 - 81ondstor it lied i alma , :,t)
of) 100 to 4 Snowdrop .t)
X* to 6 Slant (t) NO to 4 - Marquis of Ca-
-106 to 6 WT. PM (toad of rates ..t)
160 le 5 LordPalsooriton 100 to 4 Attaidg e t)
‘t 1 tOO to I Duclum '1)
100 to 4 11...810ut Lio- I 100 to 8 Coon To* (I)
cola (t)
5:010T11VITHE1/LAND 1-ATE.
T to 1 art Mao/ma (t) 10 to 1 ogat. El 04•;o)
10 to 1 Phalm•opher (to, llOO to tl Yortlmo ;1)
100 to 8t Itir) (WO to 6 Flora go)
81'. T.FA3ER.

100 to 30 soot FOTTIMS
3 to 2 smut Formless mad

wet The E Ix! :t)
Yozl coupled (t to L 700).

BETTING AT 11/INCHFATER.--Bawonnay.
ORAND PRIZE UP PARIS.
to 4 on The Earl 3) 7 to 1 at Suzerain
ato I *get Vale Royal (t 45 a) I 8 to Neht•ko.
ARCM grARFA.
Offers to bet 5 to 4 on the field, and ere as Illeeep ADC?.
ROYAL EIT,NT CUP.
I to 2 aunt Eafttley (off,n•ect. S to 1 wanted)
20 to Prowlent
NOLITUUMBEILLAND PLATE.
Rto I *get Tankban Mt) I IS to sopa El Cid 't)
140 to 14 Plant (t) I 100 to Philasopaa t)

ASCOT HEATH RACES.—'Ib-atoanow.

Ter Tlll;.l.iiyseas of 5 mvo. each, with 100 'tided, for 2-yr-
olds, Mt nib ; three, Mt 71b; tour, Vst sib; ere and
I pwards, lOst ; mares and geldings allowed Sibs; tho winner
to be sold for 400 mom. ; if for 200 agora] tilli, unlem exemption
is claimed at the time of entrance, and horses tar which this daim
is made rib extra. New Mile. (17 subs.)
Age Age
Mumma,' (£200)... 2 Bin's Eye (4204) r 2 ((Remora Coot to
*ferrety it'-2001 ... 4 tioodwood ,uot to be sold) ... -.. 2
Lyininstou MIN) 3 bri sold)
Vespieuin (not to Lure (Zak) -Irish Glueen.. 4
besild)
Esher ;£ 700)
Wirier ...(1100) .. 3 to be mid) . 4 Charowoxl ~2440) 8
111Milimas Ovid.. 4 yrsula (f. 200) 2
.....

AII.IIOFN PLAT, Of 100 @Ora. for 2-yr-okls; colts, Hit 101 b;
Mina, Pot 71b. Ibtlf.a-mfle. Aileen. Bretby, Juanita (by M.
Alban'o), Bea Breese, Tenedmi, Cluve:epot, Armorer. I by New-
minstur Dimmed's, ('erobitote, Auld Lang Sync Conrad, Yellow
Roar, Melody, Rayah, Vestminoter, Mies Nellie. Ismer, fby
Vengeance or Atherstone— Becky Sharpe, La Rome !dent Elinor
Troy), fly Brother to Bird on the Wing (foaled in 1870), dam by
Toxophilite—Maid of Boehm, Vagabond, Xing I bphetria,
Alto are RelliMe, Steamier., Loin.% 84. Mingo Atheism's,
e by Master Fenton--Chaperon, c by Claret—Lana, Dunbar,
and Amity.
Toe ibir.n Vane, riven by her Majesty, added to a oweenotrikes
of 20 Dove. each ; 3-yr-ulds, 7st 7lb ; four, Bet 101 b ; dcc, MX; and
aged, get alb ; mares and geldings allowed Sib ; boron hat. have
never wan 100 Inca. or received 1110 wows. for running awed before
the time of starting to be allowed weight is the full Ming prom,
11010:-3-yir-olds, 41b ; four, 71b; five, tglb ; six and aged, grub
(matches not to be reckoned as Wil111111f11) ; the winner of the
Derby, Oahe, or Rt. Leger in 1007 or URA, lab extra; the winner
of the Ascot. Goodwood, or Donenntar Cop, or of the Q wen's
Vase at Ascot in 1387, 71b; and of the Two ThOUSIZId Utlitloll.l
Newmoriet, Port, or Claret Stakes in 1867 or 1808, eb cram. Two
miler. (7 sobs).
aAde Ago
e s'y Trmaphilite 'Tenodde 4 Dalivonan ... 5
—Mew Sarah_ 4 Julius
Blinkhoolie
1.44 CIVRIVeII STAND TZT, 900 SOWS, added to a icivernitakee
of 10 nova nab ; 2-yr-olds, Get 121 b; three, Pot I AD ; four, ant bib
Om and upwards. fat fib ; in and g allowed 31b ; winner; of a 500
eons, stakea in 1387 or lain, ne extra; of 200 rove in pietas or
stakes it. 1888, once, 315 ; twin., 715 extra (extreme penalty) ;
maid= 3-3-1. allowed 7lb ; four and upwards, 141 b. T.Y.C.
(5 furlongs 13G yards). ;9 subs.)
Age Age Ade
Vilidis 4 Sieter to first The Dein
Berrington_ ..... . ... 4 Flight 4 Ala-dimmer ..... .. g
Van Anthergh .. 4 Brigantine, by 8,2 Bar,m, by
Ii 5 Buccaneer 2 Warlock 2
ACcRITANCL. FOR TUE Anita STARR., of 25 ROVR each, 1b ft,
and 5 if declared. Two miles and a-half. (48 subs., 23 of whom
declared.)
Age at lh Age et lb
Bateman. 6 4 8 Wdd Briar 5 8 3
elb3z..ritt..rizziwite _4 8 0 Whitworth 4B 2
Papillon
4 819 Leal Pehnersten 3 6 0
Purveyor 3 7 8 Burk 3 510
Satyr, 4 75 f CVs-tiny of Warwick 4 7 1 tee=
Rtratageni. 4 7 0 Demonsfrati
ebilil of the lelanda 4 512 Warrington
Duct 5 810 Lis

..8 6 8
.. 3 6 7
..8 6 7
..3 6 7
..6 6 7

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, lB6B.

timinat 1 by Moded, - .tnadaa by Miami* 4711'
;Mr. H. ISO
ns
Blown f by Bt. Alba —Connerso Alltrimair .
r. OM.** SS
Brown e . Alban% Artnamarine by the Flying Dute mem
;Malit oa Nowomsla) CYO
('be nut ( by Orlando or Rt. Albano—Lady Malboinwe by
Melbourne
Bay Iby thractann— Bombe! by Nernalarter...kit. J. Da 70
74 Bay (bit by —44ierer to Little Tod?OMndo
;Doke at ewenutia) 640
Masai 1 by Bt. Albany—lllamboa by flay Middleton
Mr. Pryor) Ino
Bay eby Newmharter —Tbe snow by Blanc , Mr. 1. Mcoloutt) nw
Bay e by Orlando— Lady Padmerehni by melloulem
(Mr. Sherwood) HO
Day f by Ncvaninatur Ayamaura lay Bulimic/mi.
(r. 1. Woole 610
Bay eby Orlando--Flight In Jerml 'Mr. J. Day SOO
them= fby Nine Tom. -Venue by chianti* ‘Mr. J. My NO
Bay aby King Tom—Bay ()Ilia by 0r1and0...... ,116. J. Day 1860
Bay a by By Num Appleton by Bay Middleton
Mr. thatw.nrot) 180
Cb. mut c by Rt. Albano Rioter to Bay litealind try
Orlando Mx. A. Melkao it' 60
Bay 1 try New/Master—Tim Denarmad by Bury or
Mittm (Mr. udmanl
Blownßlowna an
by Wild Dsyrell—limebnd by Raton
Mr. T. lIV,I
Brown f by Wild Dimon—Telegram by Rlnarin of
(Mr. J. litecen4) 40

PROCESSION or BOATS AY Purrialf.--Ott Saturday the
fourth mama procession of boats of the Metropolitan Amateur
Rowing (luta rook plat* at Putney. The weather wan deilightfuhy
gne, and=eient wee, he weal, very ettmetive. The pro-
cess " ion of two twelves and two eight. of the London
Rowing Club, and number.. of eights and foam of the Ariel,
Thames,-West London, North London, Illennix,. John Hid-
brook., and Ilex Clubs. Each of dieser ointributed what woe
termed a " representative eight," beividee the other boats, and the
whole was headed by a Load= Hewing_ Club twelve, beating the
eneuneudore of the Sett, Mr. Herbert H. Playford, many years a
Brat leader of equate sports, who was rowed by the captains
and thief alliriale of each club. The great robins
rower of framer pans Mr. James Layton, provident of
the London Hoeing (lob, now in hie Seth year, took the revoke
oar in Urn oersted London Rowing flub twelve. The immersion
malted Mum Putney with their reepective nage dying, and pro-
ceeded up to the White Hart, at harem, amompanied bye admen
steamer lined mainly with ladies, and then returned dawn the
centre of the river to Putdry. They preeerved excellent coder tie
sad right down to Hammersmith Fricke, arta vhich, with the
natural impetuosity of youth, there wt. some inclination mani-
faded to Web with a nee. Everything named of in the most
mineable and ratiefsetors manner, and the whole some was ex-
hilarating and pleasing, tending to rotablish a unieerrod testing of
hinting.. and good frolowerhip between the varioue clubs.
_ .

PIOLOI4-6110011N0.—At- the New Red-boas Club, Ful-
ham, on Saturday, there wee a gnaw muter of the patinae of
thie sport, the eompetition bring a f.b sweetwtake• at ten birds
each se yards rise. Mr. E. Heron Maxwell killed all hi. birds,
and tohk the lint prise of 1100. Thom wen. mewl gent /maw
who killed eight birds each, and they bad to shoot for the amend
and third prima. Mr. P. VIVI= and Lliptain Barns= were ont
in the sand round, Capesin W. Pease°, going in the fourth.
Colonel the Hon. ilpiiiiadone mro.d i.e. oath tie bird, and
.innately Viscount liolineedele, outabot Sir Frederick
Johnetene, and took the wooed prise, 1.45, the gallant baronet
being per (twee content with the third prise of £l6. Hie Royal
Biglinees the Prince of Wale, was present during the afternoon,
and took part in the ordinary it aweepatakee, which closed the
dry'e ansueetnent.. His royal higherm would have shot in the
groat event, but arrived too late to rhont accordsng to the rules.
At the thin Club ground, Wornaholt-aerubbs, • great deal of
.port took place, the winners being the lion. Rowbuel C. Hill Mr.
X. Lamont, M.P., Mr. J. Daviev, Uiptadn N. Bunigtriirti. ft.
Peyton, Mr. Bentley, Mr. W. Lysley, and Captain

THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL.

Re, jeian Reej4l rlie.M,Vineretbant trading UT ler the firm
of Benjamin Brothers, of 330, Hisekney-sos 1, egad 61,
liamingball-straet, marreadered to a chargi of Lar.ng
within three months before tiling his petition in bulk-
maytey pawned forty-two grew of Turkish towels and
other ponds which had hoe obtained on credit, and re-
method unpaid for.
Mr. Lewis, jun.. for the creditors, mid although the
warrant only charged the prisosor with plelging the
Tmkuh 140te4, this was im nuagnitioiut item ha
the charges he should bring pause him. He
should be able to prove that the pawner within three
months of his bankruptcy had obtained goals to the
valve of 25,0001., that within 60 days of his bankruptcy be
had concealed and made away with a large quantity of
those goods, and also that he had made false &Aries in his
book'. The prisoner was a wholesale boot and shoo manu-
facturer. After having obtained the goods above stated he
had peed them, but not one shilling of the money had
been • to his creditors &i ,so that he must now have a n-
sider* e sum put away somewhere. On the 4th May his
bills were diehououred, and he then made an excuse that ex-
pected remittances from Australia had been delayed, but
that when the mail arrived all would be put right. He
then got more goods to the value of 6,0001., which he
pawned as soon as they were received, and none of his
creditor" were paid. At a meeting of his creditors he
stated that he had 60,0001. worth of goods is A
and he bad had no advances upon them, whereas ittlAtt=Z
out that there were only 30.0001. worth of goods out there,
and that he had obtained advances on them to a
larger
amount than they WPM a worth. Proof was then givert
goods to a great value had been purchased by the prisoner
after his bankruptcy, and some of them had beau pawned
and advances obtained on them. An accountant was also
examined, who stated that the bankrupt's unsecured debts
amounted to between 33,0001. and 34,6001.
Remolded. Bail refused.
130 W-STREET.

fr.lllll6a/IaDINALXV FLAT.— In the may* played on Bullingdon-
green on Monday last, between the Bullingdon hub and too
Cambridge Athcri.cum lob, Mr. D. Moffat, of thuroia,
who occupied the wicket for the Price of ten minutes only, bad
twenty balls bowled to Wm, from which he made the almost tn-
cn.clibk awake of 47.

The ellteltETZl.l. YOCititT-cone AIM DIART.—Mr. Kelly Xing
ham again edited this neat little manual, valuable to all who desire
to 1* well meted in matters pertaining to aieket.
PROPOSED Impnovrwr or arm Itrlrs Cut. —On
Saturday afternoon lad a general 'Dieting of the Cambridge Uui-
Treaty Moat Club was held at the Guildhall, Ciunbridge, and
there was a very large attendance. Mr. Anderson &Trinity',
president of the club, occupied the chair; and on the platform
were, in addition, the Hr.,. H. A. Mullein .*,.feisus), J. Porter
(M. Peter's), and W. Burn (Trinity), Tan! Fiternaurice, Mr.
Pinch, Mr. Ifalknhaw, he. The object of the meeting was to con-
rider what steps could be taken to improve the premitst state of
the liner Cam, and to raise the .ftindis necessary for the purpose.
The pre-(dent, in opening the proceedings, said the senility for
reumilying the prevent state of the Unix Cam w.- universally
iulnowlidgiel. The great dhealvantage those who rowed
upon the river ban to encounter wan the shsllowness
at the water; another that the river had become choked up with
weeds, which much impeded the riming. rue.* evils were so
gnat, and so generally acknowledged, that unless' they were ru-
mored i g by the Cambridge Luivenuty would have to be
abandoned altogther. He should be auny le 'route to that, but
it must be an, or they must take steps to remedy the evil by im-
proving the river. The prendent concluded by moving • resole-
Dun to the effect that it was necessary that steps should be taken
to irerrore the River Cam. Mr. Pinckney ; frinity), secretary,
seconded the resolution, which was carried. Mr. Halkshaw (son
of Mr. lialkshaw, C.E.I proposed a res.:dation to the effect that
Walk{ be taken to rake funds for the employment of a steam
&earl for the prop se of deepening the river. The Rev. W.
Burn seconded the rerehiticei, which was supported by seve.-al
othef pittletrien and tarried ; iu,d a suberriptem-list was at once
air
cm., to: which some mot contributions were made in

Joseph Smith was charged on remand with stabbing In-
spector Brailstack of the • division. The prisoner
appeared greatly surprised when he was told that since
his last examination Inspector Bredstock had died, and
asked why his presence was not required at the inquest.
Mr. Flowers told him that his presenoe was not necessary.
The coroners jury had found him guilty of murder. It
appeared that when the prisoner was locked up for being
drunk he made so much noise, and called out so loudly,
that the inspector went into the cell to pacify him, when he
attacked the inspector with a pair of scampers and stabbed
him in several places. He had for tame time been under
a delusion that he wax followed about by persons who
wanted to kill him. He now said he saw the policemen
sitting round the fire, and beard them talking of him; he
believed that they meant to kill him. He asked why he
was not searched and the scissors taken from him, for he
might have done himself some injury. inspector Baldry
said it was not usual to search prisouere unless they were
charged with felony.
Committed for trial. •
lI A It LBOROUGH-STREET.

Mr. Montague Williams appliedon behalf of Mrs. I3or-
rodisile, for a warrant against )(me. Rachel for obtaining
money under false pretences; and in consequence of a
nobleman's name having become mixed up in the matter
he had frit it his duty to advise the solicitors wlfo in-
structed him to give that gentleman notice that the appli-
cation was going to be made, so that he might, if he
thought proper, attend. Mme. Bachel had succeeded in
getting I,OUOI. out of his client upon pretence of making
her " beautiful for ever." Bubeequeutly Mine. Rachel
mentioned to his client that Lord lianelagh had seen her,
and had fallen desperately in love with har, and that
his lordship was ready to marry her-provided he had
1,400/. for volunteering purposes.
Lord Ranehigh, who appeared in court, emphatically
denied all connection with the matter, further than that
he had received some letters from Mrs. Rorrodaile, and
had suggested to her family that she should be taken care
of, believing that she was under delusions. His name had
been dragged forward meet improperly, and there was no
truth in his connection with the affair.
Mr. Knox begged to state that nothing had been said in
that court respecting his lordship's name. He then
granted a warrant for obtaining the 1,40 W. under the
pretence that it was for Lord Renelagh.