The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 11, 1868.

Mr. ]['Laren did sot persevere with hie amend-
ment in the Scotch Reform Bill, and the Lords
were allowed to have their way in the matter.
♦fter getting through the other orders the House
adjourned.

Teo Guar Ba.A Mr of 140 sore (handicap); for all ages;
Losers extra. flhr furlongs.
Captain D. Laos's Haymaker, by Learaingtem/-
maker, 8 mu, 74
Hr. fiunuels'a Amour Fevre, 4 yea, fat 21b (gppitsi 9
Mr. F. Wedlow's ilia. AMI 5 ym, fat 10M (tismeron 3
Three asi van .
Betting : 11 to Son Haymaker, fbo
lo ee.../2...m0ur Prome, 5 to 1
amt lbs. Allan, and 8 to t apt Masao .
I. Bottum erases of 9 sow. .ash, 90 added, to all
ages ; weight few age ; with selling and other 'Dowel:ma. Half
• sada. (8 gabs.
Mr. T. Cara 10ying :lb, by (liaboat—Flya
Bst Tlb (00) ws*"
ill
Yr. T. :M's Alarmist, 8 me, Bst aim (o. savo 2
Mr. D. Law7oll•4l • by 11risaer—iiisn gallon, 2 ma)
Mfib (410) (J. Hudson) 8
Betting : 8 to 1 on Flying Jib.
TN. ERDINOTOM PLATS of 40 ems. (handicap), for all WM.
One able.
Mr. J. Saxon's Seaman, 8 yrs, tat 2lb (Vine 1
Mr. Twist's Ponavese, S yrs, itst 121 b. (inc. 71b es.) .. (Poi 2
Hr. T. Wadlow's hrs. A_ , 6 Pee, Sat 21b (Omer= 3

• Two otheinilio nn.
Beldnit : 6 to 4 apt Met. Allan, 6 to 4 Eget fitsaum, mad • to
&gat Little Wks.

CRICKET.

WTON .. BARROW.
Neon
Pirt4 lonia's. seed Innings.
]lr. W. Tlay b Giles I sot out
Mr. W. C. ittartni, st Placeob, b
Walker
Kr. C. J. Thornton, b Giles 44
Mr. C. J. Ottaway, b Oilte
Mr. W. F. Tritton, boils
Bon. 0. Harr* b Walker l3
Mr. H. Y. Walter, e IPideeek, b
n

Pelham
Mr. A. Leagroaa, run out
Mr. J. Maude, b Walker 8
Mr. H. K Buds., hit ir, b Walker 8
Mr. r. coney, not out
1-b 10, b 2 l2 1-1) 1, b !or 1 .... 3

Total III Total
HAIMOW.—Pirst. Innings.
Mr. C. N. Walker, b Butler 8
Mr. A. Tabor, b Thornton
Mr. 14. W. (lore, c Thornton, b Walter so
Mr. Y. K R. Pryer, e Walter, b Maude, 31
Yr. W. M. Wroughtoa, ot Longman, b Higgins
Mr. B. Pelham, b Maude 4
Mr. A. A. Apear, b Higgins lt
Mr. W. H. Law, c Idnegura,b Thornton l2
Mr. H. 8. Hoare, b Butler
Mr. C. A. l'ideock e Walter, b Maude 4
Yr. C. T. Miles, not out
1b4,b10,w6 l9

Total 179
Play will be resumed thin warning punctually at eleven.

KENT V. BURRET.

31

This match was concluded iertertraYaGravesend. Flay was
resumed at noon. Mr. Cooper and Bennett batting againd
Southerten and Street. The innings diked for 203. Bennett,
WiUsher, and Carroll all did their county good suit and service.
At four o'clock Slimy commenced their second "hands," having
213 to get to win the match, with llumphrey and Jupp as peer
usual ; but the bowling of Wilkher and Lireirombe was so un-
matakably " 'dinging,' that Surrey did not get even a moiety of
the runs, mid at sea o'clock Kent added another victory to her
111611c4nquti,te.

YORKSHIRE ♦. LANCASHIRE.
TM* match was concluded yesterday at If olbeek, near lA,eda,
YoikaLire wtnuing by 1138 mon sad no innings.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

CHATHAM, JULY 10.

Yesterday evening some siege operations of a
very. interesting character were carried out on the Royal
Engineer Fieldwork,, in the presence of his Royal High-
ness Prince Arthur and a number of distinguished officers
connected with various branches of the service. The
object of the experiment was to ascertain the effect of
powder on a globe of compression, or surcharged mine,
for which purpose a shaft was sunk to the depth of 16
feet, Ave galleries being driven in various directions,
charges of powder, weighing 1,024 lbs., being placed in
the centre gallery. The mine was tired by Prince Arthur
by means of the voltaic battery, when the results were
very grand, a vast mass of earth being tossed high into
the air, followed by a column of smoke. The whole of the
galleries were destroyed, a chasm 48 feet in breadth, and
of considerable depth, being formed; while for a great
distance the ground on both sides was thrown up. Some
further siege operations will shortly be carried out at the
garrison.

SounwarroN, JULY 10.—His Royal Highness
the Duke of Edinburgh paid a visit this afternoon to the
United States frigate Ftranklia, which on his departure
fired the wand salute.

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Yesterday the Duke of Cambridge, accompanied
by Prince Tack, visited Aldershot camp, and was present
at a " field day" of the whole of the troops.
The Duke of Cambridge entertained Sir
Robert Napier, G.C.8., and several members of his staff
at dinner, last evening, at Gloucester-house, Piccadilly.
The dinner circle included the Duke of Devonshire, the
Duke of Sutherland, the Duke of Rutland, the Duke of
Beaufort, the Earl of Stradbroke, the Earl of Bradford,
Viscount Halifax, Lord Strath • Lord Londesborough,
Lord Hallam, M.P., Lord Foley, rd Rokeby, General
Lord de Roe, Lord Wm. Paulet, Lieutenant-General
Hon. Moe. Ashburaham, Hon. Colonel Thesiger, the
Right Hon. Sir Stafford Northeote. Bait., M.P., Lieute-
nant-General W. F. Forster, ICH., Lieutenant-General Sir
Robt. Grant, G.C.8., Major-General Sir C. W. Staveley,
G.C.8., Colonel North, M.P., Lieutenant-Colonel M.
Dillon, Lieutenant-Colonel T. W. Mill, R.A., and Colonel
Hon. Jas. Macdonald, in waiting on the Duke of Cam-
bridge.

W. F. Wisitgalcy, and Y. Birbhead, Nevreca-k-Willows, Lan-
cashire, paper mannfsetatene- -T. Oonolly, J. Dobbin, and T.
Anal, lowerThansee-elreet, general provision waste—J. A.
Woods, W. Ord, J. Dryden, T. Hiller, C. D. Barker, and J.
Mather, Newcastle-upon-Tyne • Berwick-aeon-Tweed; North
Shields ; South Melds ; Musa:land ; Beaham Harbour • and
Gattelicad, bankers., so far regards T. Miller—L. Turner, W.
Harm and J. Tookey, Maneheeter, elastic web manufacturers, so
far sa regards J. Tooker -H. T. Watson and H. W. Banndere,
Great Grimsby, and Lano•treet-chambers, City, steamship
ownere—E. Jonas and H. Firth, Bradford, paiiikes—T. Dunne
and P. Keenan, Bishop Auckland, Durham, grocers.

scams SEQUEIeTRATIoNB.
DOPALD 1311.11i110euteR7 MINgOW, spirit merchant, July
17, at the ty ow
HORST &tante, Ceatbricite, groom, July 17, at the Faculty-hall,
Olaißom.
JOHN JIACIHRRNON, Ettione, Tavernenattire, fanner, July 17, at

.....,
the Union Hotel, Invsene;w.
Wiwi. ICIPOHOLII, 0111MBOW, ioiDer, July 17, at the Faculty.
hall, Olargow
ROBERT 8 Lamlaeh. bland of Arran, steamboat steward,
July W, at the Douglas Hotel, &odick.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME CMCIIIT.-HERTFORD, JULY 10.

The business of the above circuit commenced to-day
in this town, Mr. Baron Martin presiding on the civil side,
and Mr. Justice Wilke in the crown court. The business
is very light, and the whole of the civil causes wore nearly
disposed of at the rising of the court.