The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-14 00:00:00

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Wia : rattg 8111V111 OP CORPORATION 1171478 POR DOU3L3 INCOME PAZ TTNEMOUTH, Bern. 12. ml .e Keeton of imam tax for the Tynentouth &Oki have seised owe the bathe .ad emelt-house' bov lasillog M tto osorretito of this borough for their share of a re-ootoommt el doable boom tea to make up a defalca tion ofT.llApp.ettobseessid, who waded 1,700/., for which he los sot ecessaieL sawn has been made muter in dilledelle hest the oatherithe at &witereet-house. but the cor poration los .heady Woo woke that they tottrod to proceed =the eollselore foe treopeoh The re-esereinuesit for day lave nerd wee nede upon the debentures on the aew emetery, which wore mewed tale oabsequent to Brim' defakotino elet looltegley. as thee eve many partite in lb.- low,otch who refire to pay the rovememotent, and ea the collector. have received lestoutotleoe to *se upon all de goolasesotore ereaapeeted to he mode in a few days. ACCIDENT NEON T Z BEIZETINO OT A SODA WATS% BOi TLI4-0! ...not s 10••• • • occident samara/ M the Angel end Su; TweeWi. Sneed, to Anne Spemow. s servant .1 the . T youns woman we. dosing sane reds weler ri = he which were in • reek behind the coaster whim ane of them buret, with. • loud mow, sad .noel ierc r aisces ot glme buried themselves in her throat, weaning le • shackle( reran. She wee cooveyed to the chop of Mr. Slued. sermon, who suereeded in enthralls, the tarp, pores of Mesa hat the larynx wee fowled to ho injmud. The owns teems Is ad nut of /sager. Tug N.. Btu. rot' ExtorAnox ro Vic-rort.t.— Myramtot Ind Mid au the table of an Legislative the sands/ Itedgmtice SOL A minsidereble part Cididere's mobiles M sieskael. The hill iettedeced Hat patismsa, sad widch pima the fewer her, ale tubed twenty-am dames. Of thews the int far only re mislaid, sad they ere materially Awed. TY mower*, as DOW stead.. IslsllB the aliening temiliZinn errengseuenta sairleatially untouched, and propose.' touched, to substitute • aim selecting machinery in Englead be the graven t cono minnows. With that ohject it authorises the &imolai osent s t .rts agent in the tinted Kingdom," and sub- ocean. or their °facers "nut exceeding dim la number" The Medea, of the spat are to be 011111• MI 'trimly to the wamarlaissidsa l esce al seettratioe to Valerie," the selection or = s e leable press, sad the einreering of ship.— ien awl News isteletsil Casette. CATTLE FROM THE NORTII or ERROFF.—The mess imports ell male into Lowestoft harbour teat week Yam Hamm, Trokridirt.p. aid Toottior (11wby of ftihireirlit) ameamted te 1.024 beasts and 1.298 oxen. The North of Eerie Ram Nevisstoon Company's steamer, the City of Nervia, _Ca an gbis Oliver. sad th e Toasts(, Cap ut' Rama. snivel Friday ; the Cum Ca 4 tele Rivers, rSaturday. The Cumberland beirgrt (it eerie mad IMO imp, and the Whim melds hams Noah, kap weepes, the Mork or dosprelts4 Se Sewn in Ray teslesoss they had bre aeries*/ es imeel to waleemites Arnie. A telamarbie menem madied Mae Lowestoft sense • bur& neaer, the MlnnekA Ganda URA that was alma al • to arrive 111 SW Is oat& bar rates le be to the metro. silos =dot. It Is pechebia theredwa that the anal @rehab wOl he as homy* big week. the laportatioas aestlaue tee Ant six weeks. ea Mager, but they will sorgooded AWN do oiler maw LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1867. SPORTING. THE DONCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING. TO 1711 1141 . 011 or THI WWII. SI a,—Tha improvement apparent in the Don caster medals of tkie year one that n 4 the lad two years is soneithing thea the able arnageniest ray well feel proud et I do rot Baas la say that there tree one anything wanting on their pont to make the ineedng the root important, ff not the mat Wer'eg, In th e aorthoe It Is rove the n ook of sorra that It he. rimmed so wok I. learners this year for what St. Lager ever board so miry cif re Derby cricks in its entry, with each • wonder " throes Is as tair great Ignoramus? Tie Derby of lie prenent year re one of the tart exciting ever Irma; gad See of the tint six, between whom theme wee net Mb. &Swore at the finish, are likely to Isar spin wither cams weights, the may difference being that the diehres they will have le gallop is two furlongs more. Sandi the Cruise for the most seccerful and the bar S-yr-eide Mir year, end they will all be found to have to red, end which few are likely to = l T l err i Crt their tree in the Two and One Tharend Gerardo DiZ ie On, and the Oreat York shire &are, to row Ignoramus, Terraria, Werdeentrike, Comistlen, Anna, Bard ,wer SkP mistier, and, in feet, every reinial that is considered or hoi ' proved itself of superior qualley. Th. 3-yr-old entre to. dude the names of the wirer of eery valuable etre et present decided, with rem rendasat Derby favourite. re, and the recent arsine to the cornices of the Fitz wittier Beres, which is now n weightlninege race inner oft , gyp. Wordage, thoffie westing to wrier the pt. pions Goo of the red pellet ever pat forth. There are pets Peedicep emelt am end the revival had made the UM nee preed ts ape he he=ace daring the day, for way ter amm of the St. herr may ran for a Irk and it le not • ortatee3r that the Ille penalty will deter Vedette It.. putting In an appraises for it, when then would be far horses in the country Mr to compete with Mr. The ern, however, is not to be mode till Mow* eihrown, whin • two and three year old sweentakes mid the Guar. Plate, set for Wednenday, and the Doncaster Cap for Friday, will be completed; so that I moat led another opportunity of noticing these. Altogether 31 items (including two matches) will hare to be got through somehow during the four day. commencing on Tuesday, there being handicaps., weight for ego noes, and two aad three year old rams to be decided rib day, and twenty of them bare already doeed most of them having been before the pub li c for some months. By this time, con sequently, they have been pretty well digested, and I shall give the orclusions I have arrived at, with my remits fur eo doing, with reference to the first day'e sport. The two-year old event. fixed for the first day are the Champage, the Filly, and the Glasgow Stake.. all ran on the name mouse, the " Red-hour in: The Filly Stakes has 16 subs at 34.1 son. each, 20 ft, and the best form out is that of Hydrontel, who woe the Creterfidd at Newmarket as the Beeswax filly. T. Dawson'. stable will send a formidable caadidate ia the Ellerciales dam filly or Terrific; but the slashing Hydro :eel appeared to me at Newmarket too much for animal, of their cal4re. The Creepier is • more important item, and will be worth some 1,000 son., there being 31 one, at SO son. each, h ft. Nut half the lot have shown, and of those that have, ' the running of Brother to Mary Copp, Cock-a-doodle-doo, the Girls 0011, Terrific, Arlie, Whitewall, Plodder, Green finch, Iterate, llepeties , Coxwold, and Ancient Briton, will not heereraparison with that of the Sister to Ellington and Lord i f= who should hold them quite safe. But there y so many animals reserved for this rnenrable stake that we must not be too confident of a "dark," and oonanoiently fresh candidate being eerie to awe the beet of the pur. Now, the moat talked of of this "dirk" division an Syllabus Eclipse, Dumfries, Knight of Knee, Murillo, Volta, Cannel, and Brother to Mer men Ler ; sod it is always difficult to make a selection from end a elem. But lam so strongly persuaded of the supe riority of Mr. Howard's Eclipse as a racerne, that I raft ver are to follow him fur this event, a he most have done something uncommonly good with Sedbury or Clydesdale for the Prdinaltes to be ea confident. When the money corer Me the Picket it is act at all improbable that he will be bathed M even money against the field. The Glasgow Stakes ere the lent ottani of the three. Wag but 12 subs. at 30 son. each, 20 ft ; but the quality of the emperors is good, the only really bad lot being Raiff. (Irish). Maelstrom, and Blacksmith. The Cheery Chap, Pioneer, York, sad Night Rarer an not good enough for the Lord of Lon to fear them, if be is well, and I look to his lordship getti the best of both Gin end Star of the Eat, deepen the s July Stake. victory, for the sub sequent running of these ha ber them all to be very moderate, and be , had some d' getting his head In 11.. t. Consequently, if the Lord of Lora has te secennib, it n eat be to the "dark" Dumfries, or The Brother to Laird Duff , end should he drink too deep of the " Chantrffne" to travel comfortable to " Glasgow " I shall trust these twe to beat all the remainder, r the accounts I hear conniving them are quit* Uttering enough for vie to venture to far. The Bernal Plate, for all ages, will be euntended for on the same course aa all the above eventa, and may afford an intenet n e struggle, only a small proportion of the 'cracks engaged pat in an appearree. It is a weight for age err, but with ouch judicious penalties and alloweaces that the ran looks an open one. The followlog are the weights of each candidate, ealculated tip to fee present time Age. et lb Age, et lb Ariake, 4 10 0 I Sunbeam Lerniagtoe .... 4 10 0 Swan 2 New Brighton • 9 12 , Marren Cukavy 5 8 6 Sayan 2 ofSidllalegh 3 8 3 Joft 2 1 Birk Tummy 3 8 3 Amine 2 I Lady Emily .... 3 8 0 laterdens 2 1 Alois Laurie geld. 3 7 13 Ellett the Fair Illheibles hue f. 2 7 3 Blackthorn 2 WLowder 2 7 3 Old Tinos 2 heats l'eg 2 7 3 Rocket Thee there le • wide difference in sore of the weights, three 2-yesid lilies giving the same number of colts 81b, iodated of receiving the 41b. allowance, which makes it 12111 rider I them. The young noes altogether have the beet of it, and cord I see Black Tommy at the poet, in my mind's eye he ward be my orreries, as he meets' the best of the 2-yr-olds en eery tonne. Proud Preston Peg could probably settle all of her year. with the exception of Old Than, who is • stable colapsnon to her, and the more likely to be the temente- dee, Peg having two heavy engagements on Thursday. Now Black Tommy only gins this gentleman 221 b br the year, and it looks a match between the pair ; I but if the 3-r-old should be reserved ew the Donenter Cup, Osborne is more likely to lead Old Times to ry victo then ever ;—is fact, he could about win with whet he chow, for be has, besides the two I have noticed, Inter eldoes, and Ellen the Fair. . . The Groat Yorkehir• Handicap, about one mile and three qusrtere, promisee a large field I n p ovtor tio t , to the number Intl in-25 only. Neville, Marv, Poodle, Warlock, Melissa, Blooming Heather (doubtful), tune Deer, Tasmania. Bird in-die-Head (doubtful). Alma, Laws, General Bannockburn, Genera/ Bosfiurat RaMmot and IttlebisZ priee to ran, while the Eloot'a dam colt, Ad Cultivation, may he reserved for their autumn effigagmainatt. Neville. yrs, rat 1•2.1 it, looked as well as ever on hie re appearance at York ; and bad be boo better praparld, he might hove won the Zeeland Handicap; as It wss, it wee ell heads" with him, Leo, end lAttle Cob st the finial, sad ea be 'two than gentlemen 30. he most still be iimgrarons, when fit. Mary, 5 yrs, fist 71b, gets at him et about weight for age, and ae I consider her kis equal es a renames, she is lb beet representative of the two, torahs bemoan lobe St, or altered materially within a week or two. Poodle. sod, lIM 41b, is in almost en am good tame as when he won the Me tropolitan, and should the ground suit him, for be mad have mud, he I. likely to prove as great • " sweetens." to the ring se at Epsom. Warlock's party have managed affairs with him very differently to when they bad bim in the Moe Handiap for they have got a large sum of money on hint, awl should he fail now,we shall have t o pronounce him mode r eta only; but I anticipate a much ratter show on this orammion. Melina., 4 yrs, 7st 41b, that name with ouch .rush into the market bet Monday, she was made the first favourite. But that it no recommendation to her, and I cannot look so favourably on her se her beckon. Bb was emir In the spring, and got round only a few weeks back ; but she tree not put into strong so rk, although Maned for two at Ares nese, ler peaty anticipating a favourable weight for the Ceearestitch, is which, however, they were disappointed, for fig 6lb was not the weight 60 her to carry, and make winning half merain. This reverse made them turn their attention loiter other engagements, i;;;A;;,,,;i7i;i;tin7;;.2l;;;titqc;;lce; ation ; but not baring doee numb work op to the appearance, of tho Ceramwitch weight., her prepa ration meat he too hurnod for her to see the post in the best of condition. and I am afraid there are too many engaged here of her own class foe bre to pall through while only half It. Tasmania is rate of the finest looking three. year-olds we hare, end she mid not belie her leaks In this fray with 6et 10Ib. Thin I. a crushing weight to aim la a handicap ; bet eh, look. capable of galloping soder arnast doable that, and I fully expert her to get MIS of limbed pleas from the judge. Lawn, dot Ilk, is the pick the fentiest-olds with less than Tst, and if he would only ten es kindly as When he beat rid Redemption and Tame Deer at Await, there mould be nothing se lady to mom entwines to the barkers of the fasourites, bat he him each a will of his own that he may mart a downtimes yet before he rune kindly. I hardly know which to choose between the two Generals. se the Ilk penalty metered by Bon:0M brings him with' dlit of WillWnr, and the perforesenes ef these two hover an equally honourable. Roth see quiet to the market ; bet the fattens of war may be more la Ulmer of the letter than it we st Ran; sad Amid he r Emit in eenwet now so them, he woad have web of my smildsnee, for I know lid he bee hem “Ibilver of his. Relapse, 3 ye.. let 10Ib, me el Limped Whet peAtiag la ea appeeee ren, •o as palille" bed emeemed theorem et the market. The rod weeray," beweee, hes made be the (*manta for this, and letting lme no 1r m.. kw she bee dnte quite barbs bat realy wy .enldeelt, ‘10.6 pow la in preying hone like Hobgoblin 91b ea be a toset e to ld b for her, lad to be on este ground I had her three the ant two, followed by Mary and Tasmania. Hob goblin played a scurvy trick at York, but fa not likely to types& the does on this occeaion, for his done of owners are on to •nufe." _ . . Ih. 130 not;ter Plats, ono mile, is only of 70] .on value, and Strutter, 3 yr., Set, I. the beet I can tad of those likely to put in an appeerance for each s stake. Wednesday'. bill of fare will include the great " St. for 3.yr old., shout one mile and three quarter.," ie to deride the superiority of two of the beet animals the Turf bee produced for .0.0 yeer.. They engross all the attention of speculator. at premed, Commotion end Tournament !icing the only others ever serionsly mentioned; but I soticipate • viey &t -rod state of things before forty-eight hour. have passed mmiy, end Wend deferring my final selection for at !ea u : V W . entl i eriater i fro g M 'u t:e d 1 1 :te rwt hVavy he Tina7 br:roYiJhode on the Mato of the weather between now sad the morn of the race, what the &Id will mullet of. At relent, there is every ream. to believe in • large number, for Com motion, Adams., Imperieuae, Tournament, Zeyder Zee, Ignoramus, Werderruarske, Oaktrll , Mmatiasime, Arsenal, Dnunour, Baal-amok, Anton, Sir Cella, and Blink Bonny, all look like moaners, and one or two other. might have to be added. Vedette's York *tortes ham given me greater confidence in the pretentious of lemming ; sad taking sll things into oomideratton, I look tape! Win is the best leg to stand upon. My neat endemseff shell be to name the most likely (amides to get foremost pieces, and they shall be Boalif-Ratouk end Adams. My meows for shin& hag these shall be forthcoming at a mem espartos. moment ; but at meat I must my that Ido not like the way Tour r wsmrf and metal others see served In the meth* mid It le with rehrtmcs to him that I anticipate • Ms Portland Plata must oleo necessaillyteMerred 1111 a moment is made before I can do it jostles; I can 'notice at t being the favourable weights of Ross &shear, Prinar Royal, and Sermon ; and the Corporatism looks just se hsvourable for guiysm, whom owner alas bids biz to any of the Municipal with Blanche of Kiddlebis. _ _ I ;hal asst awlek;ss yes is year aspreriaa of Wabsiday madam —I gm, &a., bp. 12. 3011110 R. TATTERSALLI3.-BAITADAT. ORRAT YORKSHIRId HANDICAP. 6 to 1 opt Mapes (t 6to 1) 6 b 1 Hobgoblin (t) 4 to 1 Tommato Bto 1 Wartock (t) 11 to 1 thaw& Nowt BT. LEGER. 7to opt to Bliako Bomusnny (t sad ofd) 9 Ignra (t) 10 to Toantatorat (t) 12 to Coatatotioo (t hotly) 33 to Morass (t) 40 to Brad Boma (t) 1000 to 1 Boyd*. Zoo (t) 1000 to Lamborn= (t) CESAREWITCII STAKES. 20 to sot Relapse (t sad offd) 25 to Colt by Alarm—Plush 26 to Apathy 30 to Oackeral Bosquet 33 to Bacchanal& 6010 Altoe 60 to Hercules 60 to Tuna BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDAY. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 5 to 1 opt Tsonania (t) 6to 1 Melissa (t) 8 to 1 10 to 1 I M.r ooy (t) (I) 10 to 1 Warlock (t) 100 to 6 Bird-in-the-Hand (t). ST. LEOER. 7 to 4 art Ignoramus (t 2 to I freely) 2to 1 Blink Sonny (t) 10 to 1 Tournament (t) 2/2 to 1 Any other offered. Offen to lake 2to 1 the field beat' Ignonunna and Blink Bonny. DONCASTER CUP. M 1 eget Vedette (t freely 25 to 1 Whoa on the held toe the Ceenevri ). tch, bat nothing 611011, eneert alb( 1.000 to 1 against naming the winner of the Gemiewitok and Cambridgeshire Stakes, and changing Ihe hones. PROORAMME OF DONCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING. TOLJOAT. Tea Fersvnizzot Brazes of 5 ems. each, with 100 added, for all egos ,• two-yr-Mda, fist ; three, 7st 1216 ; four, Set 10Ib ; fire end upwards, 9st 21b; mares sad gelding. allowed 31b; a winner of 200 iota. at any time (matcher and handicaps excepted) to carry alb; of 600 eon.. 711, extra; the second to save his stake. One mile.—To close and name this day (Monday), between the hours of two and five. Tot CHAIIPAONT. STAKES of 50 am. each, h ft, for 1.1/0. yr-olds; oohs, ISM7Ib; and fillies, Set 61b; the owner of the sicced home to save his stake. Rad Rouse in. (31 ante.)— Dm to Mary Copp, Cock-a-doedle-doo, br o by Voldgenr-01- sells, Syllabus, Simpleton, cli c by Pyrrha' the Pint—Con. eertims, Terrific, Arnim, Whitewall, Excelsior, bre to Bird en-the-Wing, Homburg, Ma to Ellington, eh f by The Masao —Dart, Barry Stanley, Greenfinch, Eclipse, Repute, Dum fries, Knight of Karr, Settlement, Lord of Lore, Hepatica, Chambert to, Maaaaniello, Volta, Carmel, Cozwold, bro to Mementors Lass, Ancient Briton, Chippenhatu. Tea GLAsOOW STAKES of 30 SOVS. each, 20 R, for 2-yr oid colts, Sat 71b each. Red Hones in. (12 subs.).—Gin, Star of the East, Maelstrom, Ramie The Blacksmith, Bro ther to Laird Duff, Night Ranger, D ' undries, Lord of Lan, York, Cherry Chap Pioneer. Tea FOLLY STARES of 30 iota. each, 20 ft, for 2.yr-old fillies, 8.1 71b each. Bed House in. (10 aubs.)—Panic, Silica, La Fate du Rgitaent, Ilydromel, f by Surplice 11.1C Fsechie, f by Melbourne—Misr . Whip, fby Jericho —Divid end, ll. f by Touchstone—Ellerdale's dun, Ileums*, Chutnee t Tend. Melita, Worry, .Eolian Lyrc t Rita. Tres (113. AT YORISUIRT. HANDICAP 0( 23 sec. each, 10 ft, and may 6if declared, with 100 added; the owner of the second to make 60 soya. out of the stakes. The sinner of the Great Ebor Handicap or Leamington Stakes to carry 9ib entre, or say handicap amounting to 200 son value with the WIZ/divalue, stake, from the time of declaring the weights to the time of starting, both inclusive, to Kb extra ; horse to carry more than 9)b extra. St Leger Comae. . . Age et lb Neville Mary Poodle 6 8 7 a 8 4 Wariest _2 c by Bphi „El- Age al lb cot's dem 3 6 12 Bannockburn e by The Flying putchew/a Conramay 6 71 Maw 3 7 I Barba Vandarmanlin .. 4 7 Omani Barged 3 610 Hsilma 126sembillestbsr 6 6 1 Captain Powlett 3 6 3 Sams Dear .. ... 4 6 1 Aokworth Baadakoe Temosula Bid in *be sad 3 8 Cultivation 3 6 0 Alma Babylon Lawn Demand Williams 3 6 Oimalaser TII6 DONCAITI/1 PLATI (ESSIIIIr of 70 MM., for 3-yr-olda and upwards. The whiner any baodkap attar the publication alibi weights to Barry 61b extra One mile. Ate ae lb is tlb Fl= H 8 12 Augury 6 610 Cilaudaa 3 New Brigitaa .. a 310 Him Hathaway 4 3 Wadermareke.... 3 7 13 Cuba vy Olympus 4 712 lady Haseulee.. 3 0 Whistling Willis 6 710 Church Langton 3 13 Hercules 6 7 9 Babylon Bic i ial Limas* .. 3 7 7 Nougat .... a Tosolsoicas— Dr. Sand wiii 4 7 .. 3 77 1 Cantrip Merr il"( " " ' Orianda .... 4 7 4 Prima, Qom a the 3 6 i Lilgeuttet F 44 _ 3 6 0 Bet;th — 4 7 6 Tbe Attain-oe semi 1 411346 Lady Easily 3 6 0 Admiralty Bird in Rand Toe RWItYAL PLAT,. of 100 sem, in epode ; kr kyr. old.. 74 ; th ree, Bet 1016 ; four, 94 416; five and nipmeada, get 61b ; merle and geldings allowed 41b. A winner of ass stake amounting to 100 love. to any 616 ; of two of Sat value, or one of 200 nave., 71b ; of asy Moira oroonstiag W 600 love., 1016 extra; maiden 2-yrroMs at dialling if they have run thrice, snowed 61b; maiden 2-yr-olds ditto, 711/ I, hoiden 4-yr olds ditto, 101 b (mambo set rocksami as win. Nap or beings). My samba of borer the }ripely des are raw Amy aim kr this nos Rod Rosso is. Alia Artlllsey ........»... .4 lady Ere4y i Odeavy Kaman 4 llayddm I Kewrighess gby The ewe— Leah Bleak Temity ; Lauris f by Tosalims-4111w Susema ' • Bl Wee es o 2 I limb Lae ' ..»...4.. I eektleses 104441ftwa Swale Sprig ofUde& 3 Julia Rllliiii Far 2 Prowl Fabius Peg $ TICS BELLING STAKT.S of 6 DOTS. rich. with 40 added ; far 2-yr-olds, 7st ; thrra, fist ; four, gat 131 b ; Ave, lOst 31b ; de and egad, 1 Ost611) ; Malta end geldings allowed 31b. The ukase. to be sold for 1091. ; if entered to be sold for 75L, allowed 6lb ;ff f0r601., 810 ;ff for 40f., 14f. ; be put up by auction eller the race, sad the surplus over the selling pries to go to ths rape fund. Subject to the new ruts of Mobutu T.Y.C.—To ekes and name ths same as for the Filtrwillisia Stakes. Tun MUNICIPAL STALIN 0( 200 MOTS. each, hft ; for 2- yr-oldo • mita, Set 21b ; and fta, Sot Mb ; the owner of the second her to Gam his make. Bad-home in. (6 subs.) — Somas, c by Melhourne—Clai:er, Blanche of Middlebie, f by Cowl 7 Venua, Schiedam (weans nomination), Target. . . .. _ THZ CORPORATION Puri of 100 HOT,. faro* added to a Handicap Stakes of 10 soya each, 6 ft , for agos. The winner of any handicap amounting to 100 eon. alter the weights are puNished to carry 51b, of two of that salsa or one of 200 soy.. to any Sib eat.. The owner of the se cond horse to raceme 15 eon. out of the stakes. T.Y.C. (32 subs.) Ar at lb Flacrow New Brighton Victoria Fillerraire Katherine logic Wardermarsku Blue Rock Lord Nelson Baaaoe "" 3 Culcavy Lady Hawthorn Ikea March Lorna 4:. t t Twisr Shillelogii 3 7 0 3 6 12 S 6 2 Age st 18 Bel Esperanto 3 6 2 Old Times Ladg Emily L. Elizabeth 2 6 8 libidos 3 6 7 Sunbeam 2 6 4 Roncoul Conductor Madame Ristori 2 4 11 Leamington 4 paid Odd Tdek en Obas 3 paid Olisiger 1 As 1 0 •11 leengurse 4 paid Strawberry 3 paid MR ST. Lzoza Suzza or 25 sore. each, for 3-yr-oldoi colts, Br 4 , One, dot Mb. The onion of the second horse to rentre 100 sore. oat of the stakes. et. Leger Course. Frciasble starters :—Anton, Znyder Zee, Canneadoes, Arsenal, IgnoramnA Impeneuee, Drumour, Streik saner Tournantset, Blink Barmy, Adansaa, thikk ay Haw thorn, Bashi Boma, 84 Colin. . Tlift PORTLAND PLATE of 200 more. fa speck, added to a Readicap Stakes of 6 eon. each, for all ages ; the miaow if say ran value 600 nova sftat the weights appose, to carry 71b extra; the *weer of the mond horse to naive 26 love, oat of the stakes. Red Roan la. Batu?terer Ar Stork -- 4 narrow Tournament Theodora et lb, 1111 Flyaway 4 Gamma dl Very 3 New Brighton Ellannire Good Friday Underhand 3 IC atherqta Logi' 4 Breeze 4 Larubourn Sneeze 3 Apd 7D Tl, Mari $ 61$ Adman! Lyons 3 613 ChurchLangtos 3 612 nps h t 11. n 3 6 9 The Prophet 3 6 9 Barmen 3 6 8 Ahnaviva ProudPreetonPei 2 6 8 Cantrip 3 6 8 Red Robin 6 6 7 Oriaada . . .... Orimatone 4 6 4 The Cave Adel- _ Olympus 4 Wert Langton Unexpected 4 Imperial's Peter Flat Loyola 3 Cock of the North 3 Old Tom 3 Vaadertnann lam BMW' to =Mika 2 6 3 Princess Royal 2 6 1 Rotterdam Bel &perinea Lady Aintree 3 6 0 Naughty Boy 3 612 Ella 3 5 12 Orchehill 2 611 • • • • Teenisida 3 7 4 Royal Eoreesign . 2 611 3 7 4 &noon Hi -in-the-Hand 3 7 4 Filly by Touch- Madame Clicosot 4 7 4 stone Eller- Colt by Touch- dale's dam atone Dip- Terrific thong 3 7 Meta Kingmaker 3 7 Chanoineme .... 2 6 2 Sprig of Shillelagh 3 7 lifeboat Emulator Ilebe Rosa 131nheur ... 3 7 The 111•441 Mime Nightingale 3 7 SWAB 2 4 7 Lancet 3 7 The Aria" .... 2 4 4 Nougat Queen of theBouth 4 7 Avails o 3 paid Dusty Miller 3 6 1 Manganese 4 paid A Swearers ces of 10 more. each, h ft, with 60 added. for 2.yr-olds, 7at ; and three. 84t bib; fillies and geldinp Wowed 31h; the woad to ease his stake. Red House in.— To dose and nuns at the ems time as for the Fitzwilliam &ekes. TH3 ST►nD PLATS H►NDIC►P of 5 eon. each. with 50 *Mad, for 3-yr-olds and upwards; the owner of the second horse to smith start. Red House in.—To claw and name at six o'clock the evening Eaton taming. HER MAJEAITT*B PLATE of 100 guineas • 3-yr-olds, 7N; four, Set 61b ; Ivo, SN 1216; els sod sod, get 21b. Cup Cuuras.—To amine at the tams time as for the Fitzeilliant Stakes. NEW MAGISTRATES FOS OLFORDSHILL—The Duke of Marlborough, the Lord Lieutenant, has added to the Commlasion of the Peace for the County of Oxford, the names of the following noblemen and gen , lemen, vie.:—The Earl of Effingham, Tamers House; the Lord Noneye, Writers Abbey; Joseph Arsould, Esq., of Whiteerees; George Rochfort Clarke, Esq., of Chesterton Lodge ; John Augustus Fame, Esq., of Wormaley; Akitander Clot* Forbes, Eeq., of Whitchurch ; Harman Orisewood, EN., of Dayleeford ; William Whitmore Jere, Esq., of Cliantleton house ; George Hervey Montagu, Eat, of Caversham-bill. FILES AT WOOLWICH AND MACENtlf.—Yester day morning, ebortly before 2 o'clock, a telegraphic message wee received at the London brigade engine stations request ing the aid of the fire brigade, stating that a ere of a formid able character was raging in Wellington-street, Woolwich. The moment the neon arrived the engines of the London brigade frere Southwark-bridge-road, under the command of Mr. Henderson, the chief oNcer of the D section, proceeded to the spot. where it was found that a spacious pile of pre mimes forming No. 14. Wellington-strect, and occupied con jointly by Mr. It. Nailer, • furniture broker, and Mr. Green, a stationer and newsvendur, was completely enve loped in fire. The flames could not be extuishad until the place was nearly gutted, the contents newly destroyed, and the roof partially burned off. The premises of Mr. IL Green, a stationer, were also severely damaged by fire, water, dr. ; and thaw of Mr. How, No. 42, have the front of the building severely damaged by fire. The total low is very considerable. Mr. his, wee not insured, bat the house was ineured in the Guardian-offfce. Mr. Green wee uninsured, as was also Mr. How, the greengrocer. About tie rum time another fire took plates on the premises occu pied by Mr.. Elise Scott, a habardealter, &co, situate et No. 4. Wells-atreet, Hackney. When fleet diecovered the fire had obtained • firm hold of the shop, and it was rapidly ez tendier up the stabs towards the roof. Green, the parieh engineer, was forthwith sent for, and he at ones attended sad got his two engines to work. The valuable stock in trade was destroyed and the remainder of the house surbealy damaged. The origin of this fire is not known. The sufferer we, insured in the Phoenix Fire-oaks, VENTILATION OF ST. STEPHEN'S PAIACI.—A New lOr .—The notoriously bad quality of the atmosphere eurrounding the houses of parliament, Writing ne it does the British conatitutions of the assembled legirlators, haring caused many complaints from the M.P.s, as expound in the house (end many . more, which have been imparted only to their medical admen), I am induced to suggest, kr the oomideration of the pneumatic engineer. and purveyors of storm to the Lords and Commons, a crotchet of my own for a better supply of the pure element. It is manifest that, throughout the whole precincts of the pslece,of the miasmata of the reeking Thames pollute the element lite, and that the foul neighbourhood, its far as Millbank, with its festering sewers and crowded slums, superedde pollutions which are noxious to an extent only secondriry to the river itaelf ; therefore pump, fan, ventilate as you will, whatever varieties of stercor are produced, the air is no purer. Now It occurs to me that as water en sir may be drawn from • distance. hoed water is sad ever has been conducted many miles for the supply of cities; but then a gallon of the former suMoas for the supply of a single individual, whereas a great many thousand cubic feet of the latter are required foe the /ostentation of one day's existence. Dr. Anybody could doubtlem compute the quantity of atmosphere that 640 commoners, and • given number of peers, might consume. This done, lay down a tube, after fismuds's principle (the pneumatic railway) ; let ft Mart from the floor of the house, sad on that Mentions erect so engine for the purpose of ex- Matting or drawing out the supplies; perhaps the sitting M.1..8 might supply the mechanism required. The other end might be conducted to some point sufficiently distant from London fog to imam a pure country breeze. Hemp stead would never do ; the Epsom Downs might. A 3-feet pipe would give a brisk gale; a 6•feet tithe, a hurricane 1 Well, here you have • remedy, far. fetched, certainty, blame that might be worth the carriage. It would he a pity that a building which, before it is thefiebed, must coat the nation flee milliona, should be worm than useless for the want of some popular sire. If sea-sir were deemed bettor or more national, the Brighton line Mier.. ready &easel tor a duct, which might be set on the high cliff.—Hozos.—Ts [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAVB PILLS, famed for Ilto CM* of Liter Compisift. aft 611MNIEN•4 el the oftaft—Tlie 9.. r brag lofty eftwited the if fifth port r ef rie lady oft frimielif of 11 . • khht 11. olm Ih• herriftlmedleslisslisliroftft oft the wilftleo polar If le Or aft bemire% loom ; ofto left born Weft Ifift=te:= 4 .7 l 44,=l fftraft the %bed hem a *wefts the Mile. rfroolft — a — eftliftleft oft erodifftro Soar IMMO lowing • two rift& 94.1 ft oil forklift fteroft theme , 7:2 rooorm rirooyze r t brnr d. ll .o. lroor. gob; a. emir. MK Valk NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, Barr. 13. The Hydaspes steam-vessel arrived off the Royal Arsenal yesterday, from the East India Docks, to Mein ammunition and ordnance stone previous to the e m b a rkation of one troop of Royal Hone Artillery, and throe field batte ries for India. The entire force consist of 640 offire mnon - ront . missioned officers, and men—and will be Repo r t e d on T ore . day by the Commandant, Sir W. F. Williams. SHAM FIGHT AT PLYMOUTH. On Friday morning six companies of the 67th Regiment, under the command of Colonel Basil Brooke, marched from Plymouth Citadel, end one of the held bat teries from the barrack at Devonport, to make an atteetou en imaginary enemy in pomereion of Lairs-bridge. The 67th narcial as far as the corner of the reed neer South Devon- Moos and one wing proceeded to take up • position as pickets forming an outpost to defend the approach to the Midge. One company wee placed in ambush under the brigs of • field on the right-hand side of the and the other took possession of the em beaklesst end stone-yerde, part of them companies being in skirmishing order on the embankment watching for the approach of the attacking force, and the remainder, so supports, concealed among the buildiags and stone-yards. About ten o'clock the held battery arrived, and wee imma diately followed by Major-General ltd.a, with Calomel Pesten, R.A., and attended by Brigade Major Ibbstwa. After the sham fight the troops defiled from the lawn, throuryb the carriage drive to *Altai Bridge, and beep by way Menh irs* end Irks-peen. The affair having 1311011 merely a private movement by the general, vary few spectators wen present. (Stamped id. Additional.) (TWOPENCE. INDIAN MAIL REGULATIONS. The following mail packets are on the Calcutta and Sues line:—The Bengal, Alma, Nubia, Bentinck, Hin dman, sad Ava. The following are on the Bombay and Suez line :—The Ottawa, Singapore, Ganges, Banlay, Madras, Pekin, Aden, Norma, and Cadiz. The packet Donald to Saes from Calcutta may be detained a day at Madras, and also Eve days at Point de Gale, in case the China packet has not arrived there. The packet for Sues from Bombay is not detained on her except to coal at Aden. Some of the above- are slow and other. very het. It would be most desirable if the authorities at Calcutta and Bombay would send word every packet what steamer. they despatching with the next homeward mails, because ron e knowledge in England of the speed of the steamers In question it could be estimated pretty nearly when they would arrive at Suez, and much anxiety would be prevented thereby in this country. The Bombay and Suez packets also trade between Bombay and China, and the authorities at the former places should be desired to sod the fast IMals to Suez and the slow ones to China. If the Marseilles portion of the mall, either from Bombay or Calcutta, which arrived first at Sues were hurried eases the desert, it would reach Alexandria in about twelve hours. It could then arrive at Marseilles, aid Caglieri, is five dap. At pi...at the Indian mail takes eight days to reach Marseille. even after it has started tram Sues The last mail took thirteen days in reading Marseilles after the first portion reached Suez. The gears went has one of its fastest steamere, the Cando:, at present at Alexandria waiting for the Siamese ambassador. Why not employ theCaradoc in running with an express portion of the I nd ian mail during this anxious period f Her Majestfa steamer, Desperate, which is at present also at Alexandra, could attend neon the ambassador. Why not run a steamer from Alexandria to Constantinople, and telegraph to Lendon from the latter pbecoi The distance between Alex sable and Constantinople it not above halt so grist so that between Alexandria and Cagliari, and there is a telegraphic communication between London and Constantinople. The Bombay mail usually arrives at Suez first, because it has not the space to ran over nor the etoppagea to make that the Calcutta mail has. It starts from seven to ten days after the mail leaves Calcutta, and brings much later no re from Delhi. The contract time for the ma to reach Suez from Bombay is from siammen eighteen days. Now, when it is considered that some of the mail packets arrive at Sun four or five days before their time, there nano no meson to doubt that if a very fast steamer were put on between Bombay and Sum, and • similar one between Alexandria and Conetantinople, we might have in London telegraphic news from Bombay In little over • fortnight. It ehuuld be borne in mind that both the Bombay and Calcutta mail. are due at Suez on the sth and 19th of each month The government telegraph despatch rid Cagliari is due in London on the 9th and 23rd of the month, the telcgraph despatch ea Trieste is due in London on the 11th and 95th, and the telegraph despatch rid Marseilles on the 12th and 28th. If them despatches do not arrive at those times then there has bees: de l i through a plow boat, a stoppage at Galls or Madras, or pe a late departure from Bombay or Cal cutta, w the authorities there would he justified in authorising provided any gnat disaster or soccer was likely shortly to happen. It is possible that the second Calcutta or Bombay mail Oruro the feet one may arrive at Suez to-day, and that we may be ea the eve of receiving a month's later news, during which the most important events may have transpired in India. Its such a cam Sir Cohn Campbell's anival and immediate ;Proceeding, in Calcutta will no doubt be announced, and also the arrival in Cakutta of all the troops that have been obtained from the India and China seas. THE RECENT FEARFUL COLLISION IN TEE CHANNEL. We reported in the Express of Saturday the colltrion in the Channel between the steamers Sophie and William Hutt. The chief mate of the Sophie has since made he subjoined report of the disaster . " Rotterdam at 6 a.m., 10th, wind from the W.S.W., fine, and proceeded safely until about 1.15 a.m. of the 11th, when off Hangmen.. distant about six mile*, the light bearing N.N.W., wind N.W., thick, with rain, and steering W., exhibiting the usual steamboat lights, all of which were burning, Mr. Roe (the chief mate) was on the fore part of the ship, and maw a steamboat ap- Maging towards them on the port bow about a cabfe's ot' them, when he hailed her, end run aft to the pilot, who put the helm hard a-port, but before the Sophie Meld get dear she wee struck by the steamer between the fore bulkhead and the foremast. The Sophie making much water, they endeavoured to ricer the boats. They stromeeded in lowering the starboard boat, tux in doing 'so stove her. Four men got into it, and attempted to stop the leak. In the meantime other. were engaged in clearing the other boats, but failed in getting them dear, and in about flee minutes the Sophie went down. Mr. Yen, who wee in the boat, hailed the strange steamer to save the mew, which she did, and picked op seven and took them on board. The steamer proved to be William Mott, from Havre for Shields. 'fho master of tho Sophie was J. Von Kimmel. The pilot, George Berry, belonging to Bristol, the ship's car penter, steward, four seamen. one firemen, the captain'swile, one male paseenger, and the late engineer's wife, mere drowned. The William Hutt brought the eurvivora, con misting of the mate, chief engineer, and nine seamen. as fee sa the South Foreland, anti then put them on board a Dover pilot-boat, which landed them at lover at 7 a.m." The William Hutt sustained serious damage to her stem, and her fore compartment wan reported to be full of water. Very fortunately she was light; bad she been loaded, the 4tility is that she would have gone down with the he names of the sarvivors are John Sambrook, chief engineer; Morgan, wood engineer; Milburn, stoker; Rox, seaman; Vincent, stoker; Dresden, seaman; Herne", ma mma; Van Haulm, seaman; Krun, seaman; and l'anoralld, seaman. The late engineer's wife who was drowned, was on her way to Bristol, to endeavour to obtain the release of her husband, who is in prison with the old crew on some charge of smuggling. None of the bodies have as yet been washed ashore. Extract of a letter from her Majesty's ship Inde fatigable, Rio de Janeiro, August 14th, 1857.—" A slaver ham been reported outside the harbour ; we have sent two boats out manned and armed to look for her, the launch and the would barge; they carry three guns. We have been look ing out for the Cumberland three six weeks; they tell WO she left England 49 days steer, and several ships have seen her at Madeira and other places. The Admiral has wettest an order to tell um that he is going to Plymouth to be paid of if he has not got other orders; we expect to sail in s week after the Cumberland arrives." THE AUSTRALIAN MAILB.. SOUTHAMPTON, Saw an* v.—The Tamar, Captain lancer, left this day for Alexandria with the Austrslian mails, 64 passenger., a good cargo, and jewellery _of the value of 6,000/. Among the pas sengers are Sir William M'Arthur. Hon. P. S. Wortley, Coosa: Muller, for Sydney ; Ensign Rua and lady for Mel bourne. Her malls et - maimed of 440 boxes. end sacks of let tees and papers. The Tamar is one of the 6steat steamers dent, and It is expected that she will make the prisme out fo Aleasndria in 10 days, including a etqlpaire at Mal The diatence from Southampton to Alexandria ia 3,ooomilea. The Tamar le one of the Royal West India Mail Company's shimmers, and her taking out the Australbui mad is the first [nasal the amalgamation et the Royal Mail and Australian cenipeaks. The Tamer took out the largest nunibero= snore ter Australia that hare ye sons out by o, roam. Captain Steens" who le appointed to the commend of tka Cope t esblaa, wide% Is expected at Sues with the next boommaid *variant Awn:slim easik_west oat la the Tomer. INDIAN RELIEF FUND.—At Hull on Friday, and at Carlisle on 'Humanly, politic meetings convened 'by the chid magistrates of three boroughs, were held to devise means of showing sympathy with our mitering brethren to India. A strong feeling prevailed, and funds will bo sub * scribed. •