The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-17 00:00:00

DONCASTER RACES.

In ocinelosies of oar astir of the "St. Leger Day," " I
have only to add to the few lines sent from the MUM, that
the ;sin condones' to fall 'daddy for some time after the
esselusion of the races, adding in no small degree to the
discomfort of the thousands who had come from distant
localities, and, from the simultaneous rush to the railway
station, regardless of the "seder of mania," advertised by
the authorities, and of the separate provisions made for tie
Sheffield Male, predating an eztraerdinari Neese of con-
fusion fur misers' boars; fortunately no accident of any
consequence occurred, and of the prodigiess crowds who
entered the town in the morning, only four panes. were
found to have been left behind—and those only from their
own earelesssess—on the departure of the last dais. The
arrangements at the station were personally directed by
Mr. Seymour Clarke, the general manager, and Mr. Den-
Mateo, the superintendent of the Great Northern lone.
WEDNESDAY'S RACES CONCLUDED.
81FIULPISTAKVI of 10 MM. each. h ft, with 60 added ; foe
Z.yr-oide, ;sr, and three.,fist ; fillies and geldings allowed
Jib; the second to save his stabs.
Mr. Merry's Luarbtas 2 yea. 74 (3.osbonte)
Mr. S. Hawke' by %traria out of Paddy Bird's duo, yes,
Got DM (II
WO
Mr. wiiiits'e hay, 2 yrs, dst Illb
(T I=l
Mr. linaptas'a M. Andrew. yrs 751.
Mr. lagoon Aselialtok, I pa. 74..... Mean
Laird CRAWS llobasse. 2 yrs. Ist (O. Mama
Mr. E. R. C.Ark'd, Little Swift, yre, 74 gibarittar
Mr. CLOW, Atedousi. 2 yrs, 7.1 (Cowell)
Betting 7t04 on Lsrabton, and 6to I each eget Awls-
bon and Little Swift. Won by two lengths, Audubon and
Auehinleck close together, beaten four or five lengths from
the second, Peggy fifth, the others beaten of.
Mascot. 200, b ft. Red House In.
Lard Derby's Lorub.er, 3 yrs, Set till Received
Lord idassoe'm Ireopita, t pa, 44 DO Paid
BETTING ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
DONCASTER CUP.
r to t apt captto (t) I 7 to 4 apt Teddlogtos
3 to 1 apt Mateo (t)
CISSARRWITCIL
11101 scat Lady Evelyn 3u to I or t Yrs. Binh (t)
IS to 1 la Jolt 30 to 1 Knight of Ws Mao
20 to Weotbersose
Lladrtal flbarseops (t)
23 to Waterfall (t) 33 to I LaOmar Ladrs
22 to I Tema* 13 to I Romborraer
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ISO to O.O TlOOlllOO.ll (0
00 tO l .... Snell (t)
40 to 1 .- Glaues (t)
4 ) to I - not (t)
VS RACES.
of 10 soya. each, h ft, with 60
Toad to save his stake. lied

28 to 1 eget Ephesus (1)-
23 ti 1 gob.imecr (t)
23 to 1 Ilystinth
20 W 1 Comalston (t)
TIIURSDA'
HANDICAP SW AAAAAA WWI
added, fur 2-yr.olds, the sc
House is.
Mr. Mmee's Charity, 6.1 (Wells) 1
Mr. Worth.agton's Jsqueretta. est Mb (Wren) 2
Mr. shepherdmAce of Trumps, by Amen, 64 13Ib
(.1. Wens) 3
Ile. J. Scott's Talon, 74 101 b (Platinem) 0
Mr. tailkin'e ;st 21h cL lee) 0
Mr. U. Wither's I by Vein', dam by the Saddler let 11th
Kb113:1 0
Mr. Merrfs Valour, Oct Mb (tarried tot 111 b) (Usti
Mr. bletklam's ads, by Pantos, Get sib Wawa 0
Mr. H. thost's e by Valance& :001 ci Luonry, 64
(Kledall) 0
Betting : Bto 4 nest Charity, 4 to I apt Eaton, 4 to
apt Luxury colt, and sto 1 apt Venison 1111 y. 2to 1 was
taken about Velour at the commencement of the betting,
and 100 to 1 offered against her at the elm ! The Venison'
filly jumped off with the lead, and with Charity, Valour,
Luxurious, and Jaquinetto in waiting, made play to the
bend, whoa Charity went, and taking the lead near the
distance post, won easily by two lengths. Run in
1 lath. 14 secs.
Scanboaurnit STALL, of 20 $Olll. each, 10 ft. One
mile.
Caseate Scott's Allegro, eel 21b
Mr. A. Nichol's Phantom, 64 21b (Templeteani 2
Besting : 2 to 1 on Allegro, who won, hard held, by half
a length. Run in 1 utin. 47 Wee.
EOLINTON STALL, of 10 son. each, 6 ft, with 100
added ; 2-year olds, Get 101 b, and three. Sat 121 b; fillies and
geldings allowed 3th ; penalties and allowances ; the bewail
to receive 20 sin. out of the stakes, and the winner to pay
15 son. to the fund. T.Y.C.
Lord Ciltden's Mien, 3 yes, 114 10:h (Mill 1
Lrcd Derby's Loosbow, S yes, let 11th (f. butler 2
Lon' Calcdon's eby Liman est of Verbena, yrs. 60
(Wellint
s) 0
Mr. J. Dearson's Antemds. s yrs, 6471 b ..... (Wroth) 0
Mr. Haute's ISy Mellmerne otter Paddy Blrd's7a yes 0
6t 71b
Mr. Melkiam's Wilton, yrs, 131 b aim a
NW C. Week's Voales, 2pe
Mr. U. Usboree's Ease, 2 yrs, Get 1210 Dodechne 31Se sem)
o.osberne)
Mr. J. H. Stanley's Corybastaal rrs, Gat 10Ib (Taney) 0
Betting : 2 to 1 apt Exact (t), 9 to 4 agst Pelion, 6 to 2
apt Vindex, 6 to I eget Stilton, and 10 to 1 eget Longbow.
lo going to the post to start Vindex broke away, and ran
upwards of three parts of a mile before Flanagan could pull
him; it was with great difficulty that he was after a long
delay got to the post. Pelion jumped off with the lead, and
with Anteyerta, Vinder, and the Verbena colt laid up,
made running to the distance, where Longbow took the
second plass; at the half-distance he joined l'elko, and
they mid Moe, tho young one winning bye bead; Exact,
who pi badly off, a bad third, Anteverts fourth, Stilton
and Prybantes, who also lost Wart, were the last two. Rua
fts 1 MIL 43 secs.
CLIMILAND HANDICAP of 20 son. each. h ft, and 5 only
Y declared, with 60 added ; the second to save his stake.
bas mile. (22 sato., 12 of whom declared.)
Illefthees IleadDa. 3 yes, 7st lib (Aikrort) 1
MIN% Iblintierlll, lot Blb
Me. PIMA% The , yes, 74 Ilb
/tr. J. Osborne's Ludy Mgr" 8 yrs, 64 Illb 4
Woo by a seek.
SWRIPSTAIES of 10 son. each, and 50 added ; for 2-yr
aids; colts Bst 71b, and 611(es list 4lb ; winners extra, site.;
the second to receive 20 son. oat of the stakes. I.Y.C.
ph subs.)
Mr. Meet'. Lambton (Uselow) 1
Mr. S. Me10...1170.4m
Mr. nonenaen'e To e Unica
The following also rot—Mr. Meiklam's Hatchet, Lord
Chntertleld'a c by the Emperor out of Begum, Mr. Mor-
ris's Charity, and Mr. J. Si. Stanley's Belgravia. Won by
two lengths.
FOAL STALL of 100 sow. each, h ft. One mile and •
half. (6 subs.)
Lord Latter's

Rabid over.

LATEST BETTING.
TFI6 CUP.
7to t ast Teddington (taken) I 7to 4 old Magt= (tam)
CE4AMEIVITCII STAKt.g.
9 to 1 opt WI. Evelyn 23 to 1 opt Versatli
13 to 1 iw Jult I 811 to 1 Ma. Bitola
CAMBRIDOIIIIIIIIII STAKE&
1000 to GO apt Kob-i-noor (t) 11900 to 99 apt Wag Pepin (t)
Paying and receiving on the St. Leger commenced this
morning, and as for s it went passed off Quietly; many
heavy accouuts, however, remain for the town settling on
' Monday, so that no opinion of its home can be given—it
promto be tolerably barmier,. The weather to-day has
been negusarkably line, and the attendance good.

INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.
NEWMARKET
18.5 SECOND
SDAY.OOTOBER MEETING,
E
ACCLIPTANCLI for the Cos..—
Afa at. lb.
Cariboo
Romborough
Lady Evelythem n (in-
8 8 8
cluding °)
Black Doctor 4 8 4
Kinptou 3 8 4
Ariceto
Stilton
Alamo 0 738
Chid Baron Ni-
cholson
Joe Miller
Montague
Windischgrats
Frantic
Nasabani 4 7 6
Indian Warrior 3. ! i
Timid Fawn
Binl.on-the-Wing 3 7 8
Musician 6 7 3
Kt. of Gwynn .. 6 7 1
Le Juif
Weathergsge .... 3 611
Lady Amyett.... 3 611
Marchionegi .... 6 611
Knight of the I
Garter 4 6to 1
King Charming 4 69'
Candlewick 6 6 9
Proctor
Solly.Warfoot :3 6 9
Butterly
Snowstorm 6 6 7
Connors 3 6 7

Age et. lb.
ffharavogue 3 6 4
Galvanism
Mrs. Birch 4 6 8
King Pepin
Phlegm
Kilquade
Vennuth 4 6 3
Hyacinth
Cavan
Ile:
Merryman a 613
L Gana Ladra 3 6 12
Harrier
Waterfall
Lindrick 3 6 11
Bit of Bine 3 6 10
Athena Palls.
Jullien
Mary Ann 3 6 V)
Richard Primer 3 6 8
I Knight of the
I Shire

Lerrywhent ...• 3 6 7
Lady Harriet 3 6 6
Madeline
Little Davie
Dangerova Y 5 6
Babette .. 3 6 6
Termnaat...... 3 6 4
Heaved 3 6 3
Jenks
MilleiTe 3 6 2
The other, did not wept.

EPSOM AUTUMN MEETING, 1852.
Mr. B. Crewe's Altdallah, 5 pa, Set 71b, .get Mr. B.
The Greek, 3 yn, 7rt ilb. Gee mile. 200, h

UPTON-UPON-I
iIANDICAF FOR TIIIR I:FTC
oa Saturday week.
Ass.
Candlewick 3
Letter prey 4
(Al bsm
Batwing
Worcester
Cingari

?..EVERN, 1852.
Szeis —3 ft, if deviated

et lb Aga. et lb
8 6 Lady Amyett 3 7 0
7 10 Eteelerolf
710 Surge
710 Winifred 3 6 4
7 4 Wyatt George 3 6 0
7 4 ltosualdus 3 6 10

PILOTAGE TARIFFS OF THE TRINITY BOARD.-
The Trinity Board has Issued printed circulars to their
sub-commimioners at the outports, by which it is believed
the revision of the tariff. of pilotage will be general at all
ports, subject to the control of the Elder Brethren. The
several sub-commissioners constituently being now about to
make their several reports, it Lebow& ship•owners to point
out to that corporation such ports whereat pilotage to most
oppressive, sad to press the consideration that this burden-
some charge, with the distance money and other anomalies,
hvis remained since 1815, when everything was at war prices,
and pilots Ras paid at war risks.
THE DUKE PROVING HIMSELF AN IRISHMAN.-
The following pragraph occurs in a despatch from Paris
in August, 1815, in riferenco to the Battle of Waterloo :
"Just to show you how little reliince can be p'actd even
an whet are suppeeed the heat aceounts of a battle, I men-
tion that there are some circumstances mentioned in Gene-
ral —'aacc'nnt, which did not occur as he relates
them. Ile isms wet oaths Ilea during ihe whole bane, par-
lictikirly sot &why the Jotter earl of IL"