The Express. — London, England, 1867-03-25 00:00:00

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Stn:,—Croydon having been six da)a on the ttop4 and Warwick split up into four pieces, no one can envy either their promoters or patrons, for the doubt and we certainty re to when the proceedings would take place kept hundreds of paying people away, whilst those who were present saw nothing very enlivening, the fields at Croydon on Tuesday last, and at Warwick on Saturday, being sadly reduced by the departuree of horses originally intended to perform. There is yet another day to be gut through at Warwick, with the Grand Annual Steeplechase, worth Sot., if there are only six or seven starters on the card, but it is feared that many of the celebrated jumpers in the list of forty-five accepting will not show now, awl the lucky Doctor, though he meets Accident upon lfilb worse terms than he did in Surrey, may not have many to contend against, the most dangerous of his other opponents being Columbia and Hornet. All doubts as to the event coming off to-day (Monday) are set at rest, the frost having broken up all over the country ; and the note of pre paration is sounded for the many " fixtures" originally made In., or driven into, the eurroit week. They number more than a dozen, the lovers of steeplechasing having a whole week of it before them, with 11 arwick or Hayling Island on Monday, and Aylesbury, Cheltenham, and Windsor to keep them going till Saturday ; however, the Epsom Spring Meeting may fairly be said to open the " legitimate" gone in earnest, as it is only the chapter of accidents that drives it in front of the orthodox starting point, Northampton, and jumping will nut oc cupy much of the " racing " m.m's attention henceforth. The Epsom programme i. one that would have insured an abundance of sport had not trainers been interfered with so much this year, for it has at last been brought up to a pro per strength, and the added money to the several stakes is increased so much that no one can accuse those at the head of such a great speculation of meanness—upwards of a thousand pounds clear, in addition to the t wo ra il wa y comjsinieit' hundred, being distributed over the thirteen events advertised. On Tuesday a great two-year-old prize halt to be con tested, the half-mile stake being worth 700/., which anal is hound to entice lied Comyn and Ninny, if their respective parties have not something better to fall hack I upon. In the Ninny stable we have the 700 guinea year ling Arran, by Newminster, out of Queen's Head, beside* two other smartish eolts,Clemence and Speculum, and the Warwick victor has a stable companion called Donato; still, 33 there are no penalties to cam, it in probable only Ninny end Red Comyu will be required to do battle, and they being both too forward for many of the " dark " flyers tooppose, I shall look fur the success of one of them, the filly for choice. Achievement's half-sister, Hatch ment, is hound to race, however, when she is reedy, Lord Lyon, Ganievisure, Man-at-Arms, King-at-Anus, ikc., having shown what a running family she comes of. Quern of Trumps will run much better in the half-mile Stamford Plate than she did at Warwick, if the ground is not too heavy again, Lendable being formidable enough with King of Spades to help to win the trick. Lord Weetinorland's party look thnutening, too, when Miller's Maid stands so low in the handicap, lint this is the sort of race that only those in a position to "follow the money" should have to do with, and the six furlongs Ileathcote Plate belong. to the Caine kidney, tempting as Vixen may be to plunge upon with one's eyes shut. Did it happen that Defiance went for either event, it would not be of much use looking at the imposts of those known to public fame, for he is "better in " than anything else, if only within a stone of the fonn rumour says he has been tried up to. The City and Suburban, however, appears to be his game, teeing that he supplanted his stable companions Abergehlie and Sea Mew in the betting on Saturday, coming with such a rattle that, but for the mys terious whispers of the commission having been interfered with, and his possible retrogression, he would have been the decided favourite by this time. He is the third candidate H. Golder has had in the market ; and his brother, W. Goiter, is bothering us with a tritieveu now, there being • sled of mystery surround ing Longdown, Thalia, and Foresight. The latter certainly does not look so well on paper after Cedric's easy defeat of Wandering Minstrel at Warwick, and the sudden scratch ing of Thalia for the Cesarewitch, when she was first fa vourite, makes people wary of touching her ; nevertheless, the Fin Lon division will be well worth following if they arc not rowing in with the Defiance clique in preference to going for Thalia, as the list of probable competitors does not include a very bright lot. W. Day has made no move yet with one of his six, albeit Leading Suit is supposed to be • "great horse," and the sister to Vedette a useful filly ; and he likewise may be swimming with Defiance. The Mayonaise filly is not so strongly fancied after Pintail's Warwick defeat ; yet the ground was so fright fully sloppy that to follow any of the performances last week might be ruinous, and it is noticeable that the Beadle's exhibition under 9sl llb did not bring Wild Agues 's friends back to their allegiance. It looks • bud case now with this mare, the latest nail put in her wain being a tlyine rumour that she has been beaten by Clarice in a trial, and the latter had become the Duke of Hamil ton's property. If this be really the case, I should be in. alined to follow the filly's Aintree running with Foresight, Wamlering Minstrel, Sc. , which was so hail as to put her chance completely out ; but Mr. T. Parr has backed her since then, so much money having been entrusted to her altogether that it will be as well to shut our eyes to the Liverpool Cup. There arc many supposed good horses engaged, whose non-appearance is calculated upon by the knowing ones—the Amanda colt, Jasper, It either I Star, and Treasure Trove, to wit ; at the same time the cracks above named will not have it all their own way, Ostreger, Vespaaian (with Broomielaw to help him, possi. bly), Plutus, Aldcroft, Conundrum, Endsleigh, Little Rover, Cannon Ball, John Halifax, Leases, and others being set down as likely to run. But of the se it is impos sible to fancy anything beyond Vespaaian, Aldcroft, Co nundrum and Cannon Bail. and " the money " is scarcely right abo ut Aldcroft yet, from appearances. Against these Thalia, the Mayonaise filly, Defiance, and Clarice ought certainly to be stood, DEFIANCE and THALIA having the greatest share of my confidence, though if the Liter's up and down tricks in the market should again result in • case of " scratch," Clarice will have to take her place. The Great Metropolitan, two lodes and a quar ter, is not each a rival to The City as when the two races were decided on the same day, yet it promises us quite as good a race this year, the only fear for its success being that Conundrum, Thalia, Clarice, on something else, might run so well (but not win, for a 10Ib penalty would prove a stopper) as to frighten a lot of opposition away. W. Goiter has a couple here again, in addition to Thalia, supposed to bo " good " —Foresight and Gilead; but not one of his lot has been backed at present, the good things, according to the mar ket, consisting of Dunsany, Tounnalin, Treasure Trove, Whalebone, Conundrum, Ambition, Retribution, and Lord off the Dales. Were Sealskin to perform he ought to beat the majority of these, being a real good hone, certain to get over the distance, and better treated than Tormen tor. Either of Joseph Daweon's, Othello and Orne would do for me likewise ; and under an y c i rcum stances we must hare • good field, with one of Mr. Brayley's (Stokoley, perhaps), Sydwonton, Quick March, Mischief, Jezebel, the Tightfit colt, and sonic of the City and Sub urban horses opposing those just mentioned, as is not im probable. lam not partial to the Irish-bred Dunsany, and have the greatest respect for Sealskin, Treasure Trove, Tourmalin, and Lord of the Dalea. pending the first day'e results. A little later on in the spring this prize might have been booked pretty nearly • certainty for the north, with Treasure Trove and Lord of the Dales to represent them, and their own parties have every con fidence now, I believe ; but Newmarket horses must be forwarder than Yorkshremen this week, and as there is no money behind Sealskin yet, I am compelled to fall back upon TOCKMALIN. The Match, with the Marquis of Hastings on Pantaloon and Sir F. Johnstone on Kilkenny, willbe arare bit of fns, though the latter is a good rider, and may out-jockey the marquis on the superior horse. The Walton Stakes is little more than a question of Dick Turpin taking it into his head to try, Sister to Vidette being the only other 3-yr old of note that has an advantage in the weights ; and there is nothing better then Suffolk that I have seen out in the New Two-Year-Old Stakes, the six furlongs and Thb. penalty being rather too much for Ninny, whose noble owner might fall back upon Speculiim. To keep the lovers of the legitimate going, we have a Lewes Meeting on Thursday and Friday ; and another at ('voxton Park on Fridey.;The sport depends for its success, however, on how things go at Epsom, which will too seriously induence most of the closed races for me to observe further than that Veda is the crack '2-yr-old iu the Lewes race for youngsters ; and that Steamboat for the Granby, Lucifer for the Cup, and Ty ne d a l e f or the Plate. I I are "L est in" at Croton Park.-1 am, &C • METEOR. BETTING IN LONDON--BArrimAT. Although there was • tolerable muster at the eluhe today, the business was not very great, being chiefly confined to the City and Suburban, and even for this event speculation did not take a wide rause. There were, however, some noteworthy features in connexion with this race which amounted to surprises, the most notable being the "coming" of Clarke and Defiance. The first named, against whom as much as !X/ to 1 has been offered from time to time, advanced in the course of the day from 100 to 4 offered, to 10 to 1 taken, and at the finish this nom. psratively short price was obtainable with difficulty. Defiance. hitherto unmentioned, also sprang into sudden notoriety : to to was the outside price laid at the commencement, and so general and eager was the desire to back him, that he was supported at lessening prices down t 13 to 1. Before the close of busineef, how. ever, the furore somewhat cooled down, and 100 to 8 was offered without a response. It may here be mentioned that Elea Mew, the stable companion of Defiance, was said to be scratched. Simultaneously with these movements, the favourite, Mayonalse filly, of t sly retrograded, and from 10 to I taken in the early part the day, the od increased to 100 to S offered. Vespasian may be ales said to have held his own at 100 to 7. Thalia was not in Inch good odour as yesterday. 100 to 5 being offered, but she would have met with a supporter at PM to a. Wild Agnes, who receded on Thursday, but returned to her old position yesterday, was in the amnia of to-day attacked with determined and ceaseless hostility, which at length became so ntarked that as much as 200 to 3 was betted against her. Little Rover, who wee invested with sudden and shottlived popularity, also went the way of all flesh, 50 hi I being laid. Subsequently, It la true, a voice was raised in his favour, offering to take 100 to 3, but he was unmistakably " fishy," Little was done oa the Metropolitan. Judging by the offers, Lord of the Dales was as cocci a favourite as anything, no more than 8 to 1 being quoted against him, while 10 to 1 would have been readily ac cepted. Dummy's price, meanwhile, was 100 toll, Not was THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1867. one Ilin ill .11. y sort of request. utters of 1u1) to I failing to thoi oticra. No iictv uerii in of iiiet the tritioiactliaoi aevor got hoyond otters. Stine Speen. Int 1..11 took place on t:ic a coo wit it was 111111111.Ortatit leatureleKs. Plan. it *as offarod to i.e harkol at 7to 2. 100 to go hello,: the ontable offer. Julius was friendless at 7to 1, tint the disposition to support Henuit was manifest, and • solitary tratimetion was effected at 11 to I, hut this price was 11.4 generally obtainable. offer+ a, a rule stopping ~hoet at a point the iiatter. Star of India. and were severally imptirol after. but the offers not suiting. no id ov was atruek The transactions on the Derby w.se comprisval within a barrow isimpass. The Rakes price did not trans Ore, while Ill.:Molina:I Was offered to he laid againd it io io 1. Hermit was here again in t onsiderable re. groat. the a m en awl voluilter.fferS tieing Identical with the Tao Thousand. WO Foresight would have lees hacked at a lain, The only absolute tranaaction that vitae under oar notice was the backing of Vauban at *nu to 70, Lutt . st quotations as lotion : SUBURBAN. 16 " to 4 iiititt Pintos 'V lOU to 4 S•nt Mew oft , BYO to 4 Little Rowe Asti 100 to S Jasper off. 40 to 1 Betsey' t 100 to I V 1 estlier Star .1 I•y tothllll4llOUR at holt-pad out with the is outer. :lat.'. na.l 1. min :sting at a luorter to me atln the 1 roil 1.1,1,..• II /11.•11• a!1,4•14114:0111.4 . . inssue et...v.:n.4,14 For the first •fia oust ('toll t ar bl Inc serer. entered went U. li,.' peg the :salt wan ru faGoir of 11 ititurbot.rn, who rat ui.jectud Ma spine Jacobi, the owner ..f 'Wks.. alio HWANG second. tinily on the ground of foul riding asd secondly for being im properly dew-nivel This latter objection was held by Lord Parker. the only atow.,sl present. to be fatal. .is the t ..11.1iti..11% o4•.r'vd 111 all weight for age races had n t been complicit with: conwsiliently Helier was declared the winner. Cutler, who carried the seven pound penalty ,for being the winner of the itallwaySterplechadc. In which there was au objmtiiin the precious day tinder proted, won the steeplechase Handicap. awl al*. tin Kent open handicap . For toe Bromley spriii- Handicap there wen ten runners, awl it results' in the victory of an outsider - Knight it Downe—Who was admirably ridden 10 solmon. The other event, are declined below: A II l NTF.MS' PLATS.. 4 40 inn:, fir 4.34-olds and UpWarllS: ationalv'es About taro mile. on Ilse nay Mr. itailforCa Hain, by Musixonte—looks, 5 >Ts, Itst 911, Potter 1 Gunk-ere Ind Woman :h h, list 41b 'Pearson 2 Mr. killy's Chignon. age', lOst Illb (Mr. laths 3 Klan - No:nu also ran, but was ilisuitalltied. Betting sto 411414 tilloom, and 2to I ag.t Kele. A srkvaibeen vo. PLATE it:anneal. rot .M sots. ; sneers van. About two miles. Mr. '/ally's Cutler, by Me Boy—Tllma. aged, list 7111 In. 7 extra T Ablelt . 1 Mr. A. Vateis Balhani, aged, lOst 'limier) 2 Mr. Crawled Vindicator, aged, lost 711 4n. 7 tiara iMr. Holston; S Two others also ran. 'letting 6to 4 ant Cutler. 2to lagst Balkain, and Ito 1 each ant Wade and Humphrey loavy. LEV STAKE, Handicap it 3 sin& each, with 20 tilled, fur all ages ; winner to ide sold for io son. About seven feriung, Mr. 7. Sterens's Miss Skerralt iii b , 3 3 - n, flat 1011, (J. Clark 1 Mr. hank's Lord Waldepare. aged, Oat Mr. J. Wilson's Violet de Clare. 3 yes, 44 41b ,Muore. Finale also Betting: 6to 4 apt Lord IVallneave, sto 3 apt Iliad Skerrat, and 3 to 1 apt linf.e. Till KIENT OPEN HANDICAP SITELPLIV/11.SE of 10 Goes. each, 2 ft, with 40 added. Whiners extra. About three mites. Mr. J. Daily's Cutler, a. lint In. 711. Mr. Crook's Vindicator. aged, 104 71b (in 7ll. ea' Mr. Hobson) 2 Betting opened at 2 to I on Vindicator, lint cloaca! at 3 to 2 on Cutler. Ins sent:4 iIAW^V.AP of s. each, 2 ft, with 00 . whiner. oxtra 1 no. mile awl a half. 31r. Mapes Knight 4 Downie, by Knight of Kars— nutlet. 3 3 rs, 3at 711, Mr. Wialaotiv Jevington, yrs. 74 lolb Mr. Iludgkiwion's Dayssll, I. 3ra. Ist 1211, Seven others also ran Betting: 2 to 1 aunt Jevington, si to I each apt Tomahawk and Coleman 7to 1 yet Gentian. btu 1 aunt Da)rell, and 1u to 1 each apt Olivia and Knight of Dowlie. THE MATCH for :0 *ova between Mr. Node's Firefly and Mr. Ronald's Burahlin half a nine, was off by consent. 111 E Tlcsl.L•ranrCs LIANPICAI• STEKYLECII.cIE of 3 soul. east, with 20 added ; wivavr too le s.dd for Si von, About two miles. Mr. James's Light Land. by Promised Laud—Hop, by 'sleight 4 Rawl. 4 yrs, lOst Mitchell 1 Mr. 6. Lane's It editing Peal, 3 yrs, lust 711..... ; Kcianedy; 2 Mr. ninks's llandollue, a, 114 • Five ..there al.. raw 4 Betting: 7to a2o Liston, 3to agst Wattling rest an.l fl to 1 " Lor THE OILIECTI.i AGAINST eCTLEIlt.—This afternoon Lard Parker, who was the only steward present, entertains,' the as jection lodged by Sir. Sheppard, the uWIICT of Wade, against Cutler and Gardener, tor havlll,f gone the wrong aisle of a tree In the Railway steeplechase, and risked the place Indicate I, but the decision was reserved tUI the Epsom alerting neat week. Till OBJECTI.GI AGAINST T./MAHAN • • -Ibis aftennv in the tailoring Dolts,: wine:hinted In the ring :- - "Tomahawk inane.' for the inny.hw staked. having carried 711)4.w', Whig placed twine In In;tl.—KsltiiLlt.' OLIfAN. No. I .4h I stimw: Pt I el. prices I Sibs. 11,: .. ,Cblverton 3, .. Clifford /Wel. 1,024 .. I Der. O. Co.o ,Tasfetek,i 1 12,8001 .. Drakewalls ; 2k 8121 .. Bad liwoet 'Mogan' I 290 6,144 1 .. East Caradon ... 6,000 1 .. East Corn Brea 6,000; . Gast Orenvlllo 1,906. :. Pat Lovell .. . . 14, .. 111. W. Russell Tavist . k ) late IClrambler 6: Bt. Amoy„ 66 11, 4 ,Oreat Lacey . Limited; a ll 6, ..'Great tooth Totals 6, .. ,(1. W. :.r ,lieLttou ... 40 6, .. Orenvill, 1,024 .. Herod's Foot 6,::1.. l Uinslon Downs 5.10.8 .. Margaret ; Coy Lama. 13.17.6 9,000, .. Matte Valley 40,000, 4 !Mwyndy Iron Ore ..'lie. Seto:, 66 4.. North 12,41erar . .. 5, .. 'North Whoal Crotty 4 1;r2(11 • • Prr telenr ful led Lelaut 10 1 1 ? 6121 .. Ri. Caradon (Bt. Clear, If 44 6,1 .. ,Soathi!oll46.ln.W , 3.30 .. 18. W. Ifranzes :111u6au 1(12.9 Stray Pail: 33136 6, .. Mtn Croft 0,0.04 .. 'West Basset , illogsn) I 1,020 .. iI.V. Caradon iLldteard, 14 8.000 .. West Chlvertou 4001 _ i west Salon ' 67f 6101 „ , Wi,. Basset ',Mogan' 11121 _ AS'li. Buller 'tledruth , l6 Lei .. I w,stary•u. mehrten • 8 3110, _ .Wheal s , .t.m 614 65,0001 .. .Ml. Trelawnev ,List 5.17.0 iii 3:0 400 1 29 FOREIGN ii 11 i 2i I.) 11 .a► -ii 4_ 6 . I 16 17 WI 21 . 22 $2 Si =i2/ 7 0 i 4 Ttrimr. 21 tidla 44 LO 7_ 9_ 13 31 3I 31 3: 1t19_31.1 t o ai 3 ,1 s 16 . 61 43 13.5 145 6•S, 67e St 24 12 14 155 115 16 It xd I P.11,-1. Woos. I Saw. L ..-ii, 2 Alansilloa limited_ .i all 1 1 - 10e.Odu I Anglo.ftrazelold Um ' 1 par Ipm - 20,000 .7 Australian . ... ..., 7 -. ... 05.04% 14 Ceps copper armited 7 !ilk ls.m - O* I Capnls %Der 'Uroltest 32e. I id , ' -. 30,400 6 ,Chnutidcsrl.it i. ll i u., Li 31 / Lill, - 100,000 DI jeoplapo ;Llinitisli , I6t. 11 ill - 1 I Don Pedro, N. Del Rey, les 1 APIs 2',000 • 3 ;Nast Del Rey ,Litulted,. lli 2 1 lail - 13,000, 2 :Forte.* (Limited, all . I 2 . - KOO 3 2 1 1'1.0111:nit& K j uru,,,ry il, _ -dli - 10,0Y0 20 General 1 all 1! '2O an - 04.006 It lIC *wind* Uniitedi 1 1 . 1 Ids - 16, II Linares Limits& . , all 1 - 7. - . 6 Lusaanian 'Llaille..ll 1 211 2 1 • -. 60.000 i 4 ,Pannlcillo ewpw ,L ; $ , 1 I ..- 30.000 i 6 restarena Gold Ills.) it . I dig - 10,000 20 .Pontgltininisillene /at all' T 8 _ .._. 100,000 6 Port Phillip 1 . , II•16 12.000 60 Royal Cobra Copper - - dls 120.000 1 .14cotelsh Austral. Litu ' ill j 1 i 11.0000 110 Oa John del Rey iLlm l6 I 66 66 43,171 30 United. Mali= ' LIIII 221 31 tj 30,000 2 Val Antignria Gold '1 , 1 1 dls 60,000 1 •ValliuizaacaGold.Lint l.lis pvrt 10,000 10 Vancouver C.sal ;Um , 11. 4 5 dlr 6, . , 10 • Iral nassani 'limited 4 - 20, , "' a ',tubas Geld 'Lhnited all , 1 1 ri,a 1 Worthing, [Annie& 73, 1 Yorke Peninsula (Um ' all 1 OLIN 1 44, B Yadanarantana ,Lia.', all j 11 1 So. 1 "is7rai 15 7 16 SILICTSLANI I CONPAMIMI. to 1 01. 'nem. Gf 16 Angle.AineticanTeM) Angle. Mexican Mint Atlantic Telegraph Do. 9 per cent. I Australian Agile Australian IL Litht.(l Berlin Waterworks Blasted; Waterworks Do. Sew Bolckow Vaughan (I ) Bombay Gm (lAseltiscl; Do New British American Lang B. & 1. Meg. Tel. (le) British Shipowners Canada Company CawellanLoan& Inr;Ll C4 7.!!!' CPean7 Liao Asharee I China6t.Bhipa LCoalL Uty Discount, Limited tyof London R. Pros( L ' City of Milan Impto.(L. Do. City of Mimeo.. Oas (L) illy Meet 'Lim. i Colonial ; Limited) Do. ercial Union( Ins , O. of A hicantler.l4) Continental Callas (L) gl'o"c2.llCPorat 74 Do. of Mauritius (L) e r si Preference Do. 6 p. ct. Porp. Deb Derfeeling 'Limited) Pastern ABM'S Tea L I.lndiaLand,CA Pin(L , P. India brig. It email Ebbw Vale Wp' tianCura.gTrd.(L)l Electric Telegraph —. Itng.drAna.Copper (Lbw tog. and Foreign Credit Mttco , ttlehMatio.(l. Fore-et ( W l tr in ehr in kuse .) °alive:a (Limited) .. 2 . Genural Credit et Ma. ;1 Gen. Melon Navigation Home *Colonial Aa.(l., HoestK nog & China Gm Radsou'a Bey. tun. Linde°. SlMskieiii. Indian Carrying ( Lim.) Internat. Phaan.floc.(L internat. Lead Creak!. !!`!" laud.._ _ I Malian brig. (CalLCiaw.' I DJ. I p. e. Ws. r. Land Liza ). Lund. /Arkin Lou. & Calador1 1 11 1 .1: Los.Coun tyLand &UAL' Load. DiatrietTalag.(l.' Lund. Faun. Auto. ;L' Loud. G. inisnlinuiC.(L 1 , Lond.R Ohm. Snit COL' Laid. Provincial Marine , Madras Irriga. R canal,l b ct.g.hylndianGor. 1 Martha Investment (L.)' IlauritiusLand, tc. (L,l SCAM. Paten. Tel. I L 1 1 Merchant Shipping L', M Hawaii !P.M.& DockLl l IronWorka. * Natal Land &CoLC. (Li National Db. Com. (L.; Do. New,in. 69.1}tobspd National Prov.MarinigLl National Steam Nay.(ll; NarbuddaCoaktl(L Do. New Ne wConsolldat. Db.( L ) New Quebrada, Limited N. Zealand L.& M. L ' N. Zealand T.& Loan (L Northern Amain Tee 11.), Do. B N. Beis.Muirolosim. L 7.f.Drit.rtliarean.Lo !L, On Marlin (lovas." COrlentartoandel Lloa.)I OviootalGas(l.lmite.D 1 Do. Orlant Inlimd Steam , L Otago 4 Stldand Invest. Ottoman Gas ((Limited Panama FLY Stunk LH Do. do. Peelltly Land& Stto.(l ) Pantnaidartt o.9toant [ R - Tro thymney Iron ...... It I 60. Now 11 ItioJ.City improTAL 1— 9) Rio Janeiro Oas (WC 100 Royal Mall Steam St. Scot. Austra Invest. 11 : 9) i Soe. Flom. d'Rapt• 15 10 IS. African M. & is. (Lb • ISouthAnstrallao Bt. ,Sahalarlus Tslepapi . • [ Do Scrip Tel.ConstrucAtllabgL, r Do. Da 1 .11uunes& Mersey In.(L) 11Frinklad Petroteum(l.l TrnautAirencyotAzel T. & 1.. Co. of U. t, 1 :Un.ltarine of Liv•r. (I. 'Unite.' Discountrorp,L), Unit/4 K. Telex. Co.iLi Do 10 per cent. pref. Univers. Marine Ina(L) Yen Diemen's Lend (I.) Vkeroyot Yeyptalfor.3. Warrant Finance (Lba.), Weetladts*Pridnaat. (V • a 3 2 13-10 IQ 161 15 13 22 37 aS 70 17 19 pr }pm 6 4.. W 111 121 f lipal 6 dis i t :t ua SO 26 OO 93 - 6}dl! 60 71 al. 1 41 din if= . par Ili 1 1. Si 2 11 • di. dl. IA 17 13 12 Ms 11 10 Ms lIRITI'II 111861. EPSOM SPRING MEETING. The weather having taken *favourable turn. there is every pros pect of a monster meeting on Epsom bowies next Tuesday and Wednesday. The /WOW di...appeared entirely ou Fri.'s), and yesterday •ididay there were upwards of a hundred !torsos on the exemise ground. The course is In capital order, and undin the Influence of • wnrm Min and a fine south-easterly beeese was fain liryinn up It lila be eery good irdne for the races. The programme has been revised. and theaddeei money to the carious stakes will amount to upwards .4 • I,Soti. Them will be semen events for decision meth day . the City and suburban taking plus ..11 the first and the Great •fetropolitaii on the soc.nei .lay. LATINT :4CRATCHINCI,.. -City and Sunni-hat, ilea Mew. Prin., of Wales stake+, dtun Parts and Claymore fur all heath- MIN at 4..01. Xs*, Entelll2ence. 31L:T1OPOLITAN COU7Y COCRTS. (Mttingiiya - ip - pWitOti fut the Present - week.l WE,TXINSTER, Bt. Maritu'a.buie.-TuesAlay, March _•a: Wed nesday. ?7 : Thundav, 28. BLoossantr, Perdaad-read. -Wednesday, March =7: Then day, 28 Friday, Matri.r.aoms, Man'ehone.road.-Frhlay, March 29. Whitehead's grore.-Tueiday, March y): Wed heads), 27. . . - Dwican-terrace.—Monday, March 2S; Tucs day. th SuoaaDITCH, Oklatreet-road.—Tacsday, March !6: Thum a 28 :11oir ma.l.- : Friday. Mani% WHITOCHAPEL, Great l'restatt-atreet.—Welnea.i..y, March 2:7 ; Thursday. Friday. V.l't horTHWAßlC,Sarsu.strect.—Wedne•day, Mar 't : Thursday. 28 Friday : O . LAMBrill, Camberwell Sew.road.—Tuealay. Mar, :h GlitilaWlCll.—Wetineida). March 27. W.a4lllCll.—Tbars.lay, March Sa PITT or LoNI.N, —Morday, March LI Ltim Martts's Coral% 61111.110 AL , March 'M Friday. ?V: Saturday, 3,0 DEPTFORD AND GREENWICH UNEMPLOYED RELIEF FUND. TO THE EDITOR OF THE Eii'REAS. Silt,—The unusual recurr.ence of severe weather, and the incresubed demands made upon our very reduced funds, compel us to appeal once more to the generous and more wealthy of the public for further assistance. We beg to inform you that the distress in our district is almost as great as that which prevailed during the winter months. The many thousands of iron shipbuilding artisans and others connected with the trade of the Thames able ap- pear to have no chance of improving their present sad con dition, and their wives sod families are still suffering very great and terrible privations. Up to the present time we have relieved 10,000 cases, representing 45,000 persons, to the amount of 4,00 W., with food, coals, loan of blankets, clothing, t payment of national and other school fees, re• demptitm of workmen's tools, tv.c. Our committee have no desire to continue the relief beyond a proper period, but in the absence of any prospect of employment, and the prevalence of such inclement weather, they feel that the demands made upon them are deserving of consideration. We beg therefore to solicit the support and subscriptions of the public for a few weeks lunger,iby which tune we trust that the necessity for further eudeavours will cease to exist. The Earl of Shaftesbury has kindly consented to preside at a public mese ing at Blackheath on Friday, the 29th inst., and we beg to direct the attention of the public to our advertisement in your columns of this day.—We are, be., W. H. S3I IT FIERS, A.. H t rr Hon. Secretaries. A. MUNSON, Pan., HENRY 1% LE, Secretary. New Cress-road, Laudon, Match Td. MARKRT& 11ARDWARE MUM%CHAN, >rlarm 3.—The state of Motto in this town is much the name u it has been during the last month : there is no tendency to further quietude, but the factors' orders continue small comparatively, and manufao• turora are, with few exceptions, very closely worked up, orders being got out of hand, and delivered u Rhin a few days of their being distributed. In the metal trades generally. Including brass founders, the amount of business living done is not nearly ai great as Is usual at this season ; the electroplaters, jewellers, and edge tool makers also report unfavourably. In the foreign department business is a little more active, chiefly on account of the West Indies and South America. The northern continental trele shows more life ; but as regards Italy, the Levant. and the Egyptian markets only a very moderate amount of lasiness Is being done, and credit Is not la a healthy state as to some of them. COTION.—LITIRPOOL, M&ICW 24.—There has been a slight Improvement In the demand prices, however, remain unaltered. The sales of the day are estimated at t 5,000 bales, of which 2,000 bales for speeulation and export. COTTON GOODS.—MANCHISTItIt, MARCH !S.—Business was a good deal checked at the commencement of the week he the Mahar prices pruduocru were quoting, in consequence of some advance in cotton. Spinners of slopping yarns demanded all 5.11111408 to 1.1 per lb. on the rates of the previous Tuesday, hut buyers luring lately supplic i their wants tolerably freely abstained from operations of any moment. The market for Mane trade yarns was affected in much the same wm. Since Tuesday the stagnation has somewhat Increased, and the market has become dcprosaed, so that sellers may he said practical ly to have lost the whole of the advance gained at the begintainituf the week, though they hare not quite lowered their quotations nominally to the rates of last week. Even at very low quota. tiling very little busbiesa has been possible. In cloths mintiae. tuners r e i...4 their peke, nominally in prop.rtion to the advance os yarns, but they could not effect business at such fates. only &moderate trade could be done at lower rates, and prices an: now as low as last week, without attracting much business. The males for all tuarketsare very limited, and there Is a good deal of irregularity in prices, owing to some producers pressing for sales more than others. WO‘lLLEN.—ligles, MARCH Z.—There has been a very• quiet market In both departments this morning. The attendance of buyers from a distance and also from Leeds houses has been small. The amount of business transacted has been of a similar character, and few parcels of any importance have left the cloth halls. The unfavourable state of the 'weather will greatly retard the sale of spring gouda, and the advanced period o f the season will also cause a general disinclination to purchase except in case of actual need. A few parcels of tweeds and fancy coat. tugs have left the coloured market. though merely to a nominal amount. The inquiries for plain cloths have been very inani mate. No other department has been worthy of note. flair• lists have been quiet la the White Ilan, and as these goods now (ono the bulk of the transactions in this market, au evident want of animation Las prevailed. There has not been any alters llon in micas. WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADVORD, Ifaun 22.—Therehaa been unusual quixtness in the worsted trade during the put week. The demand fur wool has been very scanty. and only• te . supply the immediate and pressing wants of the spinner. Th, supply of wool in the market, and especially of deep-grunt wools. Is not large. and this sc a rcity tends to maintain prices. which generally are tolerably Ann. In worsted yarns there has been a fair inquiry for estrous classes for export. though the purchases made are only lanai. The prices offered were fre quently at low that spinners could not accept them. net' baa been a fair buaniess done for house account. Prices have been rather easier, but the price of wool tends to present isn3 af'Pre* in, Oil Pkeer. the IMMIX'S' done ts far front • eselage quantity. The AIIIUrICALI tariff has the resell of operations for that mai Let. The cold weather hat 0.1 the Du Auras in the Ir., warehoustat. There hea -I...eiy hualtmis .10110 let i 4 Continent. Trio.s ha% l e so.oewhat invigular. 11 ` 41 RN.—CANIWIDGE. tß , tt —1 hn mariet wet %ere dull for •Il 1,4111, with a lower tend,oey. Wheat, ks. t 14414, di.... to 4h. Beans, U. 42s kit+. 2:IP. to toe. • 4'4R11.1,41.1„ MARCH 23.—There walla tu.kletate ioipply of wh at at I. market away, a fair s upply of barley, andtare ..( Wed At nuts reailily, at fatly 1.. t werlis rates ; there a 44 goo4l demand for oats, but Kuley ass slate. new, to Vs. ditto, old. 2.5 a. to . red. in r. 14, 1., 235 , ; ditto, obi. tn. to 241, Harley, 140. to ths. e,l . 1,,,t4- I.tabb 104. (W. to 124. per luWlc bu,hel Flour, Is. 3.1 to 54. 1 41. 4..ttmeal, 2.1. U. Id. ; erne.' 31 . 1 Isla, rno,a, ver 1%51.4111t 4 T1t1:, M *ITO . t 1 —A sopplv of sthea'. net a lair lmiulry at la advauee. tirhaling barley a small -hos, maltiuL: updates nearly • %hats Asst. for *loth late noot:ita Its warn realised. A 'Not •epply of I , IIIIS and 1141 IF tiAC I sl . a r male la. more atone,. a Lilo thy latter tentainetl. last GUILOIoR MAltOtt -I'lle supply of wheat at marl, t •-• day wan ..uls noaten•tr, awl realised 11w e‘treme , .. t week. There was a lame supply of loarle). for wlii,ls s. a st•soly sale at late rates. Wheat. tdn. to 7:4. to 495. Oats, 245. to 30a. Pea+. 40s. to ats. Beaus, I Is. to 4'.%. IlMerrogn, Mageti 22,-A mad supply of wheat : triA`e at last week's rates hut higher prices, though asked math' b.... ha obtained. The twain Istrley trade is very dirk. :me ;.r.ss are agaiu Is per. or. lower, with a full supply. ;Ate 4 In request for seed. Wheat, red, per load, nee. to 40, , white, 3.. e. to 414. ; Mac. ins. Barley, malts pet or . OUR griading, 30s. to des.: oats, coarse. Is.. to 21.....14, 331. Hems, per load. tas. to 31s. Pena, 235. tog.. LEIMMTER, MARCH -MOT Wall a toleral4e mippl4 .4 s Imo , and samples carnet. hand in varied condition. ate demand, aid estreme riots were paid. NeW white . t ~„. toe!). : new red, f4s, to 4134. old white, Ils. to ;IQ .4.' red, )s. to 650. per WA stone. The windy 44 barley wan mi..ot on average. The trade was hia :ties. mid for ihkrior qualiti, •.o de. cline of ls. per or had to 114:1,1111111Ittell to.. .111.10 hoc.. Malting. 455. to 55i. per or; grholing, 101. to 340. per The demand for outs was lair, and the show being limited wen• edectcal at recent prices: old made, 314. to tss is . ta Sns. per '24 atone. Not no hears on offer, and istiiiplr4wem disposed of at an advents: of la. par iir. ; old, Ses. tiro.. Hs. to CM. per :Malone Fine Hour, 410. to Leh s per sack. NEwcassi.g.rFott.TV3r, Masten 1.1.-At our market l'..i4lnono Ins we had a liberal show of wheat from the growers. aid Wee th. ...met, as well as from abroad, the arrivals are to a fair Mot ; fresh thrashed isitinhles. being wanted. sold freely at an Improvement of is, per tor 1.1.40. the stands the manned ot busing. passing as.. but prima were Ilnuly maintsiard. Flour scarcely oohi no freely 'luring the week :in It. %due, ' however, little alteration can Be noted- Malting barley Met warmly any attention, must of the trade having 44 suppikil toe the season ; grholing quite as dear. Little stirring hi 10-in. peas. Oats moved off Motel!, at lad week's Price'. Wheat. coastwise, 1,1040: foreign, 1.030. itarley, coastwise. 3 . 41. loam. coastwise, 174; foreign, 3,130. reale coastwise, 32; forvian.3 Flour, coastwise. 1,000 foreign, 345 bane's. Nnsiiten, Munn n-The supply of wheat was toletaliy good at this market today, lout tne farmers asking more than buyers were dispirited to accede too badness was some what checked : prices may be quoted the same as on Saturday last. The limier trade is becoming a nominal few INO,II being now in the market. We have had another seek of mild and piercing winds from the north and north-east, with frequeut, snow-storms, ntal the land within. ton wet fur fanners to pro ceed with their barley aiming. Today has been rnich vrarnier. White wheat, weighing 611145. to 6111.1, ud... to 70e.: red ditto, weighing tiOlim. ko filth,., 00s. to ,;2s. ; Lent malting Maim, weighing 7.111b5. to 41s. to 464. • runs ditto. welgdng Ribs to Stlisa., 40,. to 445.: dlstglhyt ditto, weighing 491bs. t. :Albs, 345. to 335. pr qr. Flour, Mis. tal. to iSs. per seek. Ave. rages : Wheat, 1,410 yrs, sthl. 1 Al. barley, 1,101 oirs., 40.. tit. N. 11111,41101, )1 Arnett 13.-7 here 11031 a moderate supply .4 wheat at our corn market to-day, and the detest dry mniples were rather dearer. \u change la other *wt. Old white made to 724. : old red, Ns. to new white, Mrs to ; ism red. ries to 'Ms per Se stone. of barley there was a toblidde amity, most of the samples Ming of semindary character. For choler lot, prima were mot much altered . either kinds were Is. per quarter cheaper. Malting. 40e. to &Ss. per qr ; Ms to Ste. per So stone. The show of oata was muldhog, g,..1 the Jena's( proved healthy, rat quite as much 1110110 as loot week : old, Ti..: to WI, ; new, t'ai. to 331 per 14 done. Thor. was a small supply of hems, which meta ready sale at mi., the turn Anther; old, :4,. to Lon. ; new, 4ft. too 4ns. per It, stone. Peas unaltered. Super Muir, :dn. to Sta. ; tine, 414. to :.W. per Su stone. oxvowss, MA stew 2t.—There was a moderate simply of wheat at this Corn Exchange today : the condition 4.t it , :o well a. other grain. was very irregular. The alt Wand f..r prino on.dity was rather active awl an mles.,e of t• per qr. as obtained, and a gond deal changed hands. Best n lot e nay Ir npeeled at 70,. per gr. ; ulterior samples, from Liis. ladle y met with a alum sale, rulitic te..tu 3.!.. to Ns. (MO were a dolly. trade, prices ruling from to :cis. Beans made from an. to 52a. Flour .4e*outia, 4Ta per sack. Mtn Ilaften J.—A fair supply of wheat. which was cleated oR al last wcele.i ',rhea. Barley without alteraii....l In value. Oats awl beans met a ready 'idea& somewhat over late rates. RSIDING, afSnell 21—This day the attendance At our market was not so large AA usual, and but little Inclination rat mash felted to transact business. The supply of all kinds of grant was exceothmrly short. and wee ma, generally speaking, of w mood • quality. Holden wanted more money. which the halters and acidosis destined to gine, and what trade was doe: was at last week's prices. Ito.7llC. , (Elt,}laced W.—The deliveries of wheat in this rip sine oar last report have liven mmlemte, the continued In element weather putting an almost complete stop to all ion-doer operations. Business has continued rather active, while the samples of wheat brought forward at this market liniught fully late tens.. a few extra fine iota realising la. to 31. per quart..? higher terms. Owing. however, to the high rates ileinsindcal le hoidens lewdness ruled slack, and there was au alecnee of all transactions of a speculative character. For best white wheat the terms were 14, to tire and a few extra fine lets coals. p,:r r.:q secondary and inferior pare la of white, this. to (µs. pet yr. : bed red wheat, caw, to Cis., secondary. 544. to Pls., and damp and inferior, leas. to UM, per qr. In the foreign tea: there was only a limited demand experieneed, a few el the best kinds fetching about Is. per qr. more money. Flu was in moderate request. and choloe tots brought about ed sack higher rates. 0..4 samples of barley are rather more ite qulred after, and a few of the heat lota for malting purposes ars ed. per qr. dearer ; for choke lota the quotations are tres. to Pl, and others Qs to 455. per qr.: best grinding barley, sus. to Us, and secondary, 2tis. to 30s. per qr. :superior lots of old outs are more actively iimpdred after, and these realise about CA. pet qr. more money ; for best kinds the prices arc We to Xs- adel secondary lots 20s. to f i le per qr. Means, pease. and seed steel: the lame as before. The weather has been very severe iiiiriti. the pest week, and there have been frequent heavy falls of aloe and sleet. Farming operations ere mostly at a standstilL 31aarit 23.—With a god supply of wheat at day's market, all sorts must be called la per qr. lower, and &dull sale, particularly the high prioed white. Oats in large semi, and 64. cheaper. Beans, peas, and barley as before. Mew to the grower :—Wiseat 'white', 625. to Ass., Mlle. per inhbel ditto 'red), flea. to Ma., Malts. per bombe' oats, 124 d. to ELI per stone ; beans, 45. to 4Ss. per WI stone. WoitilL•TilL. Hagen s3—At this days market there was limited supply of wheat which sold slowly at Ia per qr. over lad week's rates. lierley more plentiful and Is. per qr. lower. Oats ski. per qr. cheaper, and only taken in retail. beans and on unaltered in value, with very little doing In either. MC, Maroc:: .—There was a small supply of wheat at t day's cornAuarket Trade healthy, and the best samples wes• Is. per quarter dearer than last week. Whste sorts ranged fro , use to M..: red, 60.. 4e bee. per de stone. lbw barley a thuitel Inquiry was experienced. The show was moderate. sit business was transacted slowly, and prices without material alterateo. Malting. 365, to tee per quarter: grinding. 3N. to 34a per A sblie. Oats were in small supply, and the demand peived go. i at rates equalling those"( last market-day : new. 345. to mss. pet 34 stone. There was a scanty show of beans, which sold at tie extreme value: new, 425. to 445. per 34 atone: malt. ties. to 744 . rye, Us. per quarter. Flour, 47x. to tes. per sack of 3sellis. WATZRFORD, HARM 23.—this week our market was rathy better supplied with homelcrosvu grain by boat, but fansr. deliveries were swell. We have out any foreign arrival e port, sad coastwise only CO sacks of dour. 'I he trade her, hic beta very buoyant. There to a, good dentund for al des. fiptie of grain, and blib er pokes ere requierd in run ems, while IC no instance n we quote a recluctioe Foreign wheat- o 'n siderable quantities of best varieties changed bands during week and our market closes dearer. Irish sells re.tddy at rates. Barley. grinding.again lu rb. r ley Is. per barrel t mad , . uushanged. Bleck oats—All tie r raicar Mona done the last to or three days have been at au tobsnesinent of about 74. 1 ' barrel. Indian corn—The ads &nerd prices we mentioned ..nth. day ae'nnight are now readily f ail. Flow unattere.t imp c. this week :—Fier. f.O sacks. Exports :—Maire t ito .•, Me bets. oats. {.eta les.: door. 310 saint oatmeal. INO sass. ..,,. i last 10,000 0000,000 COOO,OOO 00,000 40,000 10,000 07,0001 13,0001 00,000 d,oool 10,000' 6.000 664.760 - 50:000 5,915 50,000 25,000 10,000 57,000 50,000 1 0000 ii:iii 4,900 86,000 10,000 00,000 10,400 10,000 XO,OOO 17 • 600 --__- ii:iiiii 100.000 iii:iiiii 10030251 £100,870 £277,000 7,500 18.000 10,000 iO:iiii 113,813 8879,071 70,000 80,0001 10,000 86,000 10.000 10,000 .100.000 .. •. iNiO _____ 6,040, 100.000 110.000 64,000 100.000 1100.000 i,;:aoa 00,000 1,000000 10.000 ♦ OOO 10,000 110,000 iL 40,000 148,0241 6.000 1 50,940 80,4,100 10.000 ' I 12.600 12.000 ia:Ooo ssoo.ooo, te,ooo, iisoo Ito.ooo 40.000 tiooo ! 10,000 6,000 6,600 /6,000 61,000 1 , 10 . 000 1 110„.1001 16,000 116,000 1187,171 40,000 60,000 10,000 80,000 10,000, 40,000 46,000' 10,000 0:* 1 - 0;11i 0100,000 10,0001 10,000 10,000 10,000 $4,003 n:000 16,000 £300.009 00,0001 10,000 14,100 L 000,000; •r,llO 100,110 T .!" I si:sii 00,000 100.000 26,000 00,000 SJ,OOO 1.100 10,010 1103000 i _ ai 91 dls 1 Tx In - id dls ell re —m Ifdb f Spa clh , 4 I Pei 1 Ofdla I 1 dli If 24 I dif _Aar 71 mil 72 73 1 0 4 (Us _ ld 721 I CITY AND 14 to 1 most Clarice t I 100 t.. a Nlap.u.alse filly 13 to I WO to T IGO to I lethuice .1• I VcSINI4IIII Thuiht olt, t !Micr!' .41 Sto I ngst LINI of the 1111C3 t lu to 1 !hominy 44 TWO THi 10.) to .;.) at,.t Plaudit olf , t : 7 to Y. 7 to 1 Julans off) 11 to 1 Hermit t& w; 500 to Nlarktiusn t 100 to 5 100 to 11 5 to 1 agst hermit and K algid 01 11 to I abet Tourmaffn off . lOU to 7 Votonoirum 1V0C.3 Saliontte, .Of OUSA ND. I. to 1 acst Knight of the o:krtrr t 4 20 to 1. 20 to 1 Sim. of India off. t"_.'. to 1 1000 to 10 Vii Amixtri,‘ of/310004JF" 91e . Garteryoupled off, Mu I tio to 40 thaEliermit does not Mart. 10 to I airst IVFstonrnel 10 to I Hermit t II to I . I 2 to I Plaudit (of, t 14 to I NW to 70 Vauban IWO to 3.1 gait 'Camillo' t Moo t .3(p 1000 to 10 Foresight off, t 1000 to 7 live BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—SATuansr. 'ITV AND SUM' RDAS. 12 to 1 ant tint+, t fre.,ty• 20 to I egg flatus (off. t 2. 13 to 1 Mapes:du: Idly Uf 1 • t and oIC 90 to 1 Littleltorcr off, 100 to 7 Defiance f ttStol) 100 to 7 Vespasian otfl Si to 1 Oatreeer to to 0 - Loionlown off, 33 to 1 Wild An,e. off IW to 1 Thalia t to to 1 bee Mew oil, I. R EAT lISTROPDLITAN. Sto 1 agst Dunsituy 01l 1100 to 8 agat Tounnalln 3' Uto 1 I,rd of flu) 100 to S Ontnudrunt off I to to 3 Wild Agnes t, TWO THorRAND. 100 to 30 on the Deld off) CHESTER CCP. 100 to 6 spit Lecturer ;of, take 20 to 11' WARWICK SPRING MEETING.--SATURDAT. Owing to the rapid thaw which set In after the heavy fall of rain nu Friday looming. and the energetic immures adoptvsi lip Mr. Merry, a very good day*s racing nos agorded on Saturday'. After the velatiousdisapwintments caused by the extraordinary change in the weMher, the keenest interest was manifested throughout the day by the uuall but select company present, who, notwithstanding the course was a perfect quagutire—so wet. Indeed, as to almost warrant us In designating the 410's re.ort an aquatic fete --were evidently delighted at the pro. Mode.' meeting being brought to a close, so far as the Mat ming was concerned. The pregnuume wan a very heavy 4. corteining no 1.,. than twelve races. hut two walks over, and a hurdle race fallaitt through. Ted 1113.41 11 1.. a Ronk, hat moire ne.- 41.4ratelisult. The Great Warwickshire Handicap brought out a good IbM, oinsbieriug the nature of the ground and the postpone mente. Nine horses went to the p.. 4, 'mincing some very heavy wagering, [lntel! Debi; favourite at 3 to 1, but akirmiall. Dr. Sylitlti, V. andering Minstrel, needle. Shakeeeare, and Buck. tied were all supported for lance sums of motto. Cedric ithe winner ens toe least fancied. LS lOU tog was freely uttered up to the clove, and was taken to some small manu mi ts only. The race, however, was entirely at his mercy after three quarters of a mile had hem traversed, for notwithstanding Kenyon's relation Wandering ylitutrel and fklwards's determinist effort with Beadle at the commencement of the enclosure, l'edric won easily amidst tremendous cheering from tic. '• Reblers." Pintail wan never he the hunt, neither was Skimilsh, whom the "squire" hacked fur nearly nye leublred pounds. The match between the Duke of Ilamilteu's The Vet and Mr. F. Rowlands The Guide owners op was one of the sensational features of the day. The letting was 'lividly lu favour of the latter. The pair ran pretty evenly till withal three-quarters of a mile from home, when extravagant odds were laid on The Guide winning Hem a mishap occurred to him. for he stumbled and pitched his rider over his bead; but Mr. 'Lowlands, fortunately retaining hold of the reins, very nimbly remounted, and though the duke lied a long lead, rode his horse vlstoreusly, gained on the other at every stride, and tlnally game in alone, The Vet being com pletely pumped out. This feat, as may be imagined , wan highly appreciated, and the pluck and ROM displayed by Mr. Rowlands were greeted with tnitneuse applause as that gentle man returned to weigh in. There was not much betting on fortheomiug events, but the City and aulturhan was remarkable for the rapkl advance of letan4x, who was backed at all prices downto 10 to I. This 114.rse is trained by Hein Gelder, and will therefore, no doubt, represent the formidable Salptoctes stable. The other feature with regard to this race was the knockieg out of Wild Agnes, who was completely friendless at td to I. A few other quotations will he found below. We had almost omitted to mention that Mr. Clark, the judge, left War. wick for Newmarket on Friday, and his enemies pot was filled by Mr. Merry the son of the clerk of the course , whose services grit entire satisfaction. Appended will be found a return of the day's proceedings. A WELTER ILtablr.tr of 10 ROTS each, h ft: gentlemen riders; winners and profeeseonale extra. One mile. id subs. Air. Ltarhees Contract, by ntockwell—Fandango, L yre, Set 131 b in. 6.16 en) And divided forfeits with Forester. A HANDICAP of Y sons. earl,, with witted; for two and 3 yr-olds ; the winner to be sold for 0100 with engagements. IWI a tulle. 'A subs. . _ _ Mr. R. Ten Itrneek's Claymore. by Drogheda —Queen of Egypt, n yrs, Fat 21h ;ear. mat alb Mr. E Omen's Arlanialithea, 7. yrs. nit Sib Mr. %V. U. Bennett's Whoa, 2 yrs Tat 4lb • . 'Madan) $ Two others also ran. Betting: 7 to 4 on Claymoor•, 4 to 1 apt Adanianthea, 6 to 1 aged Ithw, and 100 to 0 sot Peggy. THE 1/1111.ALY STAIET.4 of 5 WTI. each. h 7.5 added ; list ea•h for horse" that hove born regularly hunted ; penalties and allowances. Two tulles. di subs., Lord Coventry's Tennyson, by Ethelbert—Maud, S yrs 121 b in. brib ex. .1 Adams. 1 Mr. Sander's Clatford, 4 yrs. list Mb fa. Ml, ex Payne) it Mr. Iteunetes Forester, 5 yys, I . ! . ist In. 14Ib ex, (Col. Knox, 3 i.Kiia 1U,..11. dw nn. Betting: 0 to 4 on ionlysou, 6 to 2 apt Forester, and 6to 1 east any other. A HANDICAP PLAT! of 50 amts. for all ages: whiners extra. Three quarters of a mile. Captain Meehan Volunteer, by Alartn—lona, aged, fist Mr. A. Heath, oten Ilerlndyship, 4 yin, 6et 0111VameroM 2 Mr. T. klckard's Havtumah, 4 yrs, tist Mb ;car. Mkt 1111); (1.1..nc1i) 3 Under the Clond also ran. Betting : Even on Voinnteer, 7 to 4 eget Her Ladyship, and 5 to t east Under the Cloud. . _ THU GRIAT 11.114101 CAP 0120 eon. each, left, 5 only if declared, with 100 added : wiuwus extra. One tulle and a half. r - lushout's Cedric, by &bawl—Lady !tabus, 'a. floPi) 1 5 yrs 7st Lord Wilton no Wandming Minstrel. 6 yrs, 7st 51b (Kenyon) I Duko of Hamilton's Beadle, 6 yea, Sit 1 14 (Inc 71h extra; (Edwards) 3 NI: others also ran. _ _ Betting 3to 1 agsti'lliii:Vt;i each agat Doctor Syntax and Skirmish, 8 to I agst Wandering Si instni, 8 to I each aged Buck foot, Beadle, and Shakespeare. alai IVO to a sot Cedric. Tile WALT ,, N IIANI.ICAP of 5 soca. each. 2 ft, with 25 added for all ages : the %Inner to he sold for 200 aura ; winners extra live furlongs !II sure. , Mr. It Ten I.lwock's Park, by Mildew—Daisy, a yrs. s.tin) _ , , vOidnii . .n: 1 Captain Macheira Pocket Hercules, 2 yes. 514 716 'car. rat 1116' Mr. Saxon's The Abbot, 6 )rit, 74 (H. Clark, 3 Oracle alao ran. _ Betting : IS to 8 on Pailit,ialt;g7t The Abbot, 8 to 1 apt Pocket liereoles. Tss Tmu-Sas old. STACKS of 6 sows. each, with 60 added, for colts, eat 10Ih Mlles, Bst 71b. %lunar. extra. About three furlongs. ,31 subs.) Mr. Yulke's Red Comyn, by Vengeance-311seertma, Bst loth , T French) 1 Mr. Meunda Maesderwen, Wit Inc. 411. ex. , .... , Custanoe) 2 Mr. T. Mersin' Substance, est 1114 411) ex.) ...Fosse) 3 Two others also ran. Betting: 5 to Y apt Khmer. 3 to I agst Maenderwen, 4 to I ea•b east Red Cuml•u and Mutat:wee, and 8 to 1 erg CAradog A HANOIoAp I%AV:of 50 soya The winner to be sold for CA). Winners extra. Half a mile. oi;eus IdM;afillien,. by King of Trumps—Ade line. S yrs, est 41b Mr. A. lieatheote's TAwsle. 5 in. 74 (Cameron) I Ur. Chaplin's St. Clair 3 in, Rat 111 h !Kenyon) 3 Irma also ran. Betting : Cto 4 agst et. Clair, ^ to 1 agst Bessie, and 3 to 1 mei Admnanthea. Till I: e lue MIST CUP of SO soya.. added to a sweepstakes of 3 sots, each, for bunters ; weight for ago : penalties and allow afore Two nudes un the flat. .14 sub., Luke Dayrell- 7 1ma, 4 lost 101 b I^c Sib ,:; i Mr. E. Applefor4 ns Killleerankie, 4 )TI, lust 101 b 41h ex) ( Yu./ 2 Mr. Lywood'a Queensland, 4 yis bl, 1041 Mb ;Inc Mb et) (Alder) 3 Four others alas ran. Betting :5 to 4on tat fled to 1 apt , Kllllecrankle. 4to 1 apt logiake, 6 to 1 apt llaphill, and 21 to 1 each apt Harry Ille'orer and Pale Ale 6 I1;m each, for all alien Three-quarters of * mile. '5 auba. , —Mr. W. G. lichnett'a EiTerreaceace. by Volt!. geur ever, and divided the forfeits with Mr. Bar ber'e Contract _ _ - MATCH :_lOO t h ft. Tivn raid. Mr. F. Rowland's The Guide, by Knight of Avenel— Allow Mesita:xi, 5 yrs, 14st .• (owner; 1 Duke of Hamilton's 1 et, aged, 154 (Owner) 0 Bettime: 6 to L on The Guide . Tug Iltitoldt Race did not produce a contest. LATEST BET'rlNti OS THE COURSE. CITI AND SUBURBAN. 10 to 1 apt Defiance (t, in 50 to 1 agat Wild Agnes'off, great force) I t 1000 to 10' '2O to 1 Thalia ,t , 100 to 1 Abergeldic ,t& 35 to 1 Conundrum 3' off) 100 to 1 apt Sea Mew :t& off) GREAT METROPOLITAN. 30 to I apt desabel 't The race+ will commence at two o'clock this day (Monday). The Gnuul Nttional Steepleolucc will be ran at three o'clock, Mat the order of moduli for the other ereata is nut degnitely BROMLEY SPRING MEETING.--BAroßmy. • • The attendance at Bromley to-day was considerably in excess of yeaterday, and included a good many patrons of the sport who had " assisted" at %Vernet, but who did not care about staying in the •• town of tiny" over Sunday. The weather, however, was rather tudavourabie, rain falling at intervals during the afternoon, while the ground was very soft, the jockeys present ing a mad-bespattered appeeranee on returning to weigh after each race. In some parts, however, the " g o ing" was good, the turf being quits Nm• Six races, exclusive of a match, were - - TILLI7IO RETURNS. SAILTATI. Mei Pas- MO'. Total, 1-te Open. @enge g m dandles. l g ea. 1:4 Week ending Feb. 3. g I East Indian ll3l 17,402 36,7)3 51,01 :, • Week ending Mara 10 . Londun,Tilbury,k3outbend 709 471 1.171 15` [Ad%Villa:Mend.] HiaLLOWAY's pills are better fur strengthening a debilitated constitutbis II • any other east:eine In the world. Persons of a nervous he body, and all who are suffering from weak digestive erso.• whose health has become derange,' by bilious affecti. ni ordered stomach, or liver complaints. should 1.. w ne tr•• gisiag these edmlrahk pine a fair trial. Coughs, rol.ll. nu , or shortness ,if breath are elan within the range .if the ,•s• powers of this remarkable medicine. The con, eifoie tbes pills are not superficial nor temporary, but reintll•l , I • a complete 'I hey are as mild as they are etticaci.ias..l , l triVeli a Ith coundeuin to delicate females and yuuliz • BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ADAIISON. —march 21 at Lest km-haml, Surrey, the wII ' U . Adamson, ~ 0 a mot. Eat i — BOOM. —March 21, at Camden-road, the wife .4 s 11, I. - ' Esq., of a daughter. HARDING. —March 21, at The Firs, Ilarhome. INglr 12m• .. ham, the wife ot W. M. Harding, Esq., of • son. }DANIA' NTMarth 211 . ,. at Itucksorth . Rectory, the site • ! 1 Ilea. awl ket. H. W. Most)o, of a .laughter. ftria K.—Starch M at Laaadoaue-road, W., the wife of btuck, Esy., qf a sou. __ MARRIAGES. Sl'SToS—JollNsfiN.—>lnrcli 21, at St. Stephen' , Lewisham, loy the lies. M. Monte, W. C. S. hurt , • o Admiralty, soantrset.house, to Mono& hie, ilia ovvvi • ' W. 0. Johaann, of Glen cottage, Lewisham-roaol HENRY—MACDONALD—Man:II2I. at Lvuotetos. to. t• • the Iles. W. 11. Cartier. R. E. Henry, Mayor 1.do• to•oll I•• meat. to Fanny Charlotte, daughter of captain J. M " &meld, Ist Madras Light Cavalry. DEATHS. . ARNOLD.—March 20, at Can,litra 01. W. U. Ara.. 1.1. 111 . LT —)lartit 21 z at 11.0070 -lativ. II . -- t) be la le slr. tuft, aged jo s - CAIII:SAC. 7 Marrb V at Trrunle.l4.l:re. Kilburn. . I . l bn • eahmac, Esq.. aensl 41 nAltLi)E. 7 _ Match 21, at Ilentanck-terrace.negrnts.prt,' Harlot, E.I . SMYTH.—llarch SI. at (letando. eanielfergua, 11%14.. 1 . Smyth, Ely., J.P., aged 73 Printed and IPubibilied 17 WILLIAM KIWIS HALM. of 5 t t 6 Oflce ll"herd , In 4t Lool leet bsr ,. in l streA4, ll' Ciinty of Mw MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1867. 80 f i IT 861 843 h 9 10 1 iia. I in - 10 10 4 7 r askaa. !") owl em. tart pot.,