The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING;, OCTOBER .14 064.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEW MARK" SECOND OCTOBER
c.k. livaDAT.

The :ippearatice of such an unusual number of redoes ia
Nitwit... act last evening costrasted strongly with the quiet
aspect the men metroinis generally wears oat • Suede,:
but ran i ..ling heavily about erne o'clock and continuing to
a late hoar, the streets were almost quite deserted. The
1.30 rapine from &tamable was well hied, must the lead-
ing members of the turf patronising this tram, which accau-
p:l4:ed the journey in good time, reaching New-
market at 3 :et A large number of hones came or •
i.pecial train, hieb arrived about four o'clock, the only
note worthy C,....rewitch emote taor being Mail Train,
whose van wee conspicuous among the boresbous, and
eagerly scanned by all in the hope of getter even • peep at
the favourite. Their patience was eventually rewarded by
" the Mail" issuing from the van, and being allowed to
walk about for some time, °ambled all to inspect the
"crack," who was generally prouuutioet " rather small," but
in such magnificent condition, as to reflect the greatest credit
on W. Day. Gratitude arrived on Saturday, but the New-
market people were not prepossamed tin her favour, after
seeing her gallop. A great number of horses were out in
the Line-kiins this morning, but Baron Rothschild'. string
attracted the lion's share of attention. All were anxious to
see the Calista colt gallop, which he dad at about three-
quarter speed, led by Breeze. Him style of going was
much admired, and be certainly did not loss favour •
on the contrary, many who bad both somewhat
doubtful about he temper flocked to his standard
on seeing the determined manner in which he
breasted the hill. At the rooms this morning
the only noteworthy feature was the retrogression of Cathe-
dral, against whom as much as 40 to 1 was offered. The
: decided advance of Mr. Ten Breech's Uremia!' on arriving
lon the heath (where he came with • tremendous rush) was
attributable to its oozing out that Alabama, whom he had
beaten in a trial, bad been tried with Fanfreluche, when
the letter bad the wont of it, thereby eowtirmieg the form
of Mr. Ten Brceck's stable. So great was the desire to in-
vest on Charmian that as little as 10 to 1 was taken. The
sky was very cloudy and the wind odd at 12.30, the
time appointed for the first race, • Handicap Plate
for 3.yrs-old and upwards, for which but five hones out of
I the twelve" coloured" went to the post. Raglan was the
favourite, at sto 4 on him, but Signalman (an the name
stable as Mewl Train) was supported for good money at 100
to 30, and he won in a caster by six lengths. This race,
over the Caerewitch course, is regarded to • certain extent
as • trial lot the great event to be decided to-morrow, hence
the cause of the advanos of Mail Train to 100 to 30 takes
freely immediately after the race. The Reaewal Sweep-
stakes, for 3-yr-old fillies, was woo by the favourite,
Jessie, Costume up, beating Mirage—with Wells
is the saddle -by a head. The finish was a
very brilliant specimen of horsemanship. The Handicap
Sweepstakes, -.V soya each, tempted but three to the post,
the wiry Vabalatbus being a hot favourite at 13 to Bon
him ; and Lord Uzbridp's representative had the race in
haul throughout, winning evutually by • length from
Count Battbythy's Turcoa. A Fifty Pounds Plate, for
2.yr-oid colts and fillies, produced • field of fifteen
strong. My Fancy was a great (entente at 56 to
40, the nut in demand being Ediaburgh at 6 to 1,
Pantaloon, the winner, finding but few friends at
10 to 1. The favourite was oat of the race after traversing
half the distance, and the issue was left to Edinburgh and
Pantaloon, the Marquis of Hastings' colt, after a good race
among by three parts of sleuth. The Sweepstakes of 306
Boya each, for 2-yr old filler, resulted in • match between
Lord Glasgow and the Margins of Muting'. The former's
horse, is receipt of 31b, was made a hot favourite at 3 to 1
on, but the popular scarlet and white hoops were again
successfully bores to the frost, Aline winning is scepter.
A catch for 1001. 'between Bethune and Admiral Roues
Saffron, both 2-yr-olda Bst 10th each, over the T.Y.C., was
• the pest event on the cord. Admiral Boar's filly, with odds
of 45 to 20 on her, came away at the distance, and won by
two lengths. A Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 son. each for
two and 3-yr-olds, brought eleven to the post, and after an
eacellest race with Verdenr, Dawdle, and Hegira, the
three favourites, the first-mentioned won a capital rue,
Jemmy Grimsbaw scoring his first victory (on Veneerer)
alter his Monmouth accident. The Horstbourne Stake
for 2-yrolds,Bretby Slakes °puree, was deb between the
Missionary and the Duke of St. Albu's Viceroy. The
Missioeuy, with odds of 3 to 1 on him, was easily by half
a length. The October Produce Stakes was • walk over for
Jackwi•Lantern, which brought the first day's sport to a
close shortly after four o'clock. The following are details
of the running :
A HAMDICAP Piers of 501. for 3-yr-olds and upwards.
Cesuewitch Course (2 miles. 2 furlongs. VI yards).
Lord Wertmereland's Signalman, by Vedette - Mee
Percy. 3 yts, 7st lib iS. Adman) 1
Mr. J. Powney's Raglan, 4 yrs, 7at 1311 iFordbaw I
Mr. Bateon4 Ramrod, kyrs. 4st 4lb Oayerai S
Kromeskl and Belle of the Tel,. also ran
Betting : 5 to 4 ow Raglan, sad 100 to 31, apt Signalmen.
Signalman made the ruining, Ramrod and kromeski bent
close np-Raglan and Belle of the Vale together base
slightlyto the rear. At the T.Y.C. post Raglan roe through'
his horses and came on with Signalman at the Bushes, where
Belle of the Vale dropped • long way in the rear.
down the hill Signalman again came well to the free,
maintaining his advastage,wou easily by six lauths;Runred,
I Kromeski, and Belle of the Vale were beaten off the latter
trotting in some time after the wiener had passed the poet.
After the race 3 to 1 was offered on the field for the Cesare-
witch, 100 to 30 being taken freely about Mail Train. The
winner bong in the same stable was the cause of Mail Train's
advance in the market . •
itzszwah Or THE Swiiiterrthis of 50 eon. each, 30 ft,
- foe 3-yr-old fillies, Bst 10ib ; certain allowances. D.Y.
a furloop 210 yards) f 9 sobs.)
Mew. Menis's .1 seen, by cones-Toy gel 73b (Casemate 1
Mr. C. Alexander's Mirage. eat IMt.
Mr. &wiles Itigolboche, tel 11l (PoZaan) S
Mr. Woods Lady Mary, Mt 61b V. Grimaltsv) 4
Betting : sto 4 apt Jessie. 3to 1 apt Mirage, Rigid.
Ibis he took up the running, followed by Jessie, Mirage beUrg
close up. Cpoo entering the cords Mr. Elazon's filly pee
way, sad Jessie took • slight lead, but Miragequiekly joined ,
bier, and a fine race home resulted in the victory of the '
beoarite by • heed, two lengths separating the mooed and I
third.
A HANDICAP filerlErsTALie of 20 son. each, 5 ft if de-
clared • fie 3-yr-olds and upwards. T.Y.C. (5 flukey
140 yards.) 412 subs, 7of whom pa 5 mom forfeit.)
lard I:lbrldget Yabeethon Sr lam 3 111.
7tt lb
c..‘t Battanany's Lucca, 4 pre 814 (tlialloiter) I
tar. Baekholaer's Heller, 4 rn, TM 1111 (K Tayloe) 3
tatting : Zito 6ee Vabalanthus, 3to 1 apt Terms, sad
4 te, 1 apt Beets. Vabalathes had • slight led through-
out, and woo easily by • length from Tome ; Barter • bad
thied.
A Farr Puede Tsars. air 2-yselds ' • colts, Set 101 b ;
,lass. eat 81h._ T.Y.C. (5 beleng• 340 Yilrdei
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. PROGWOUI sus Tamoaaow. 1 THE POLICE COURTS.
A Hume Peens( 50 sevs.,Jor 2-yr-olds ; colts, Pat 1011 i; ---
fillies, airflb 11l mitered Ur beaold fnr 1001., allowed flb.; curxerwnt...
entrance, 3 sows. ; T.Y.C. (.; f urloop 111 yards.)
.. Samuel Cordite( of 2, Queen's-place, King's-road, St.
THB OATLIMINS PLATE (Hasdic.p) of ZA) Goys., for J• 11. p...„,,, wee taw ocolt to "swot o complaint ',wig, hod
olds and upwards; annum, 3 mon. Canibridgeshire Coarse
(1 ells 240 yards). been made spinet hise -by Mr. Chutes Henry Brown, in-
. erector el Dtti•••••• for the parish Andrew, Holbert
: A Swrirarsithe of 10 son. each ; 2-yr-olds, 7st 31b ; 3-yr- above the Bus, which charged him for that be, bei. g •
olds, 946 • f allowed 310 ; the winner to be sold for 80/. if other than the perms •einpitied by or cover-moues
person
dmeanded, ha, T.Y.U. (5 farloof 140 yards). , with the Board of Works for the Holborn 'dist, ,ct, did un-
4' HAIM" 8"178TAlle 15 soy.,
eack
10 ft" am lawfully receive, carry away, or collect dust, dirt, cinders, '
3-yr-olds sad upwards. T.Y.C. (5 farloop 140 yards). rubbish, or imbed from i certain boess or pnmiee within
A BAIIIMILI. SWEIPUTAIIB Of 10 wove. rach, feel-yr-olds
and upwards. T. Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards). the mid Holborn district, contrary to the statute.
,„ Mr. Hopwood, the solicitor to the Holborn 80.. rd of
A SWKIPUTALL6 of 50 son. each. It ft, for PtYr-,colds ; Works, attended for the pre. cution, ..rd Mr. John Wake-
cote, Bst 10th ; fillies, Bst Blb ; aot engaged in the July, liog for the defence.
Chesterfield. Rutland, Cherwell. or Preedergest Stakes; n This case was intern tine, as showing the enormous in-
cliner of 200 son. car upwards, slb extra ; maidens allowed
, crew of value that ha,. • can place in cinders, ashes, u.,31h. Crfterket Comae 15 furlongs f ard4 (5 sobs.)— la the metropolis dieing .he past three or four years, in
Dueness. Sisyphus, Hervela, Amber and Celerrinia.
TRE BEAUFORT SEAM= of 150 son. each, h ft, for 3-yr- COD iequeuoe of the era. increase in the building operations
olds ;colt., Bet 101 E; fillies, Bst 131 b ;untried mane or both in end around. Mr. Jobe Faistoo, the contractor, said
, that iu one parish alone the coutrueton bad given some
"anima allowed 31b; If both, 516. R. 111. 0 mile 17 yards', thousands of pounds to the vestry for the privilege of col-
(3 subs.)—P by Saunterer—Mceetissima (31b), Black Rock, lectaug the dust, whereas forme-fly the contractors were
mid Sir Boger (31b). paid by the vestry to remove it. In this case the defendant
Tag BaGTORD STAIIIB of 50 DOM each, b ft ; colts, was seen at • house in Laystatlatreet collecting dust. As
Bst 101 b ; fillies, Bst 71b ; wining* extra ; weights aceumu- be was not in the employ of Mr. Easton, the contractor for
Latin up to 101 b. Last fifurlotes of A.F. (a subs.)—King the ut in that portion of the pariah of St. Audrey, be
Charrthato Klarresha• CriPPlZetet Itsinfrid, Mirhagre,l was taken into custody, end hence the present proceediags.
Pretty y—Lady Bird (Ix in France), Island Chief, Mr. Hutu intends taking proceedings against all person
leselour, Lily Lye. either stealing or receiving his dust.
no Sauer &recta of 50 eon. mach, lift ; for 3-yrelds, Mr. Wakaluig took two or three technical objections to
col* Set 101 b ; fillies, Bst 71b; winners extra. B.M. (1 the proceed* and the documents put in in support of them,
mile 17 yards.) (7 Illbc)—CeoP (Matt Ely, Union Jack, which after some animated discussion were overruled, and
Coast Guard,' Cashman, Acolyte, Bel Domooio (late am- /her the learned gentleman contended that the cue had
net Kell). : not been properly made out, and asked the magistrate to
Tea TROT Sue= of 50 son. each, bft ;far 2-yr-olda, dismiss the mplaint, remarking that if it was • cue that
°el* Set 101 h ; fillies, Set 716; allowances. This race was could be sent before • jury no conviction would take place.
run at Stockbridge ; Bush in. The winner at fiteekbripge The Magistrate said he considered the case made out to
31b extra at Newmarket ; arid those horses that ran at his satisfaction, and ordered the defendant to pay • fine of
Northbridge (the winner excepted) Lobe allowed 41b. T.Y.C.
i4O cabs.) :—'Cordelia, Razor, Tusealabum (31b), 'Siberia, The fine me oeid.
. 40e. and the costa, or in default 21 days' imprisonment.
Koenig (311), Cheverette, *Contract, Ostrom. The Princess
Michael Murphy, a labourer, was charged with attempt-
of Wales, *Tenures (31b), Handmaid, Sisyphus, Bow Hells in to commit a ispe'on the person of his landlord's daughter,
:IT Ved
ea, ette—Petfe'e dim (6 fi h), Stockwell-
Mir eit-Pfnela; • girl aimut 14 years of age.
of fire Associate In-
sake, Bdwy,•Shrepoel, Verderer (31b), Lovelace (31b), Con- M
' stittaiou H.
Allen,for pmfecutanincf officerEnorcing the Lau f the
reet'.B7dametmlf Glee le* Desiree (31h)' Sem" fltalf3l" Protection of Females, to watch the proceedings,
Pt
Rufford (31b), Flying Horse (31b), Lyunder (31b), Archinie-
sad said that tt was the intention of the society to go on
des. Gerdevisure (allowed 31b, sod to carry 3lb extra),
Arkansas (31b), Cockcrow, Bantle (31b), Wicket, Cheats,• with the ease.
field (paid), Millie (dead). The prisoner took advantage of the absence of the father
(Those horses marked • are allowed 41b each, having and the step mother of the mmpleieeet t° eemmit the ea'
. mutt complained of. The evidence of the complainant was
skirted at Stukbridge.)
god she was confirmed by a neighbour who bad heard
Kura, 200, b ft—Lord Uxbridge's Arkansas, get 10th, : sear,
spinet the Duke of Beaufort's Siberia, Set 71b. T.Y.C. (5 I °l,he
reeTiaieeeehe
eoreenittecthe prisoner to the middies=
furlongs 140 yards).
MATCH. 100, h ft—The Duke of St. Albsn's Trapeze &plait &mom for trial'
Mr. Greville's Cotton Velvet, Bst 71b each. T.Y.C. (5 Caroline Harper, • married woman, of 24, Hatton-wall,
furious 140 ).
was charged with violently assaulting Mrs. Margaret Marsh,
yards
Mang, 100, h ft—Mr.J. B. Morrie's Shrapnel! against Mr. at 4. Tortpool.leue, St. Andrew's.
J. Graham's Vision, both 2-yr-olds, Pet each, First half a The complainant said that the defendant was quarrelling
ALL (3 furlongs 215 yards). with her husband. 501110 words ensued between ell the
tarta" rs, and then the defendant, who bad a half-pint pot an
BETTING AT MA NC HESTER. —Mormelt. ion, struck the complainant on the forehead, cut
CifIaiLIIIITCH. her
and caused her to bleed profusely. Up to this time the
parties had been friends.
tot treeo) Si to 1 Catoearsi
100 to 30 NO Mall Train •t 7 00 1° 1 alit BmMtcMat. 'll Police-constable Warriugtoo, 141 G, said both the parties
3to I Greeted, is a 100 to S Beeote (04' , were sober. The oompleinant had • wound oc her forehead,
an 40 to 1 The Brewer (t) and lost a great deal of blood.
9to 1 Tbalestrle (t) 40 to 1 Ackworth (t A The defendant said that what she did she did in self-
-9 to 1 Collets oolt Al off) defence, and she produced a handful of hair, which she said
100 to 9 Chanel= it) 50 10 Plaaat (ad) the complaisant and other women who had limited bar Lad
10 to 1 Lady Bylda (t) pulled from her head.
CAIIBBJDOESI3I/a. The magistrate ranandedlthe prisoner for the attendance
100 to 6 apt Prince Plausible 20 to 1 API Accident (0E)
(V 25 to I Tattoo ,H) of witnesses to clear up the matter.
100 te 6 Gratitude (.41) iS to 1 Brick ;of f) MARYLEBONE.
el to 1 lluerzin 3) 30 to 1 Planet PM Henry Riciards, a cab driver, was charged wider the
following circumstance&
William Msybank, 2'o S, deposed that on Sunday night
be heard a disturbeue in Seymour-street, Eustonequare.
and oil getting to the spot be found the prisoner in alterca-
Moo with • gentleman. It appeared that the gentleman
R.
re the cabmen a expeoce which prisoner mid was bad.
officer looked at it, found it perfectly good, and not at
all defaced. Primmer then said be wanted a farther six-
peon for lose of time during the dispute. He also swore
very much at the crowd. Finding he was drunk the officer
locked him up. At the statioa-house be struck the officer
with his fiat.

The pneoner said he believed at the time that the six-
pence wee bad. A ooffes-shop keeper would not take it.
Mr. Yardley (after looking at the sisposos) aid—The
coffee-shop keeper must have been a very foolish person to
refuse it. This all arose through the drunkenness of the pri-
soner. lie most go to prison for seven days for assaulting
the constable.

Georgo-it,the•Esst, stated that about 7 o'clock at night he
was in ktl d Lioiestreet with his wife and faredy, when the
prisoner came in frost of by wife wed soother female end
would not slew Them to pass. Witness asked bin, art a; be
did thist fur. Hs immediately gays: wants& a blow on Lis
mouth with ois tit and knocked off his hat.
Mu. Selfis—Did be hurt you
%Vitale's—Yes, your worship. He made my mouth bleed.
He tried to strike my wife.
Prisoner was fined lbs.