The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-04 00:00:00

HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMEN

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March 21, at 12.30 pia., Oastab and Sporting Lite, out of
the Neu* Handicap, INampton.
March 22, at 4.15 p.m., Misr Livingstone, Hopeful
Darker, and Paramus, out of Northampton esgagements.
March 24, at 10.52 a.m., Sporting Life and Sugsratick, out
of the City and Suburban Handicap.
March 26, at 9.0 a.m., Butterty, out of Shrewsbury
Hurdle Race.
March 29, at 2.15 p.m., Dillseno• and Gravity, oat of the
Whitthobary Stakes, Northampton; at 5.45 p.m., The Bap,
out of the ltorton Park Fiats.
March 31, at 9.0 a.m., Nassau Chases, Homily pi and
Selina, out of Nortbamptoa snorimmete ; at 9.35 p.m.,
Jacinths, out of Haathanvpke
April 1, at 9.0 a.m.. Lawyer, out of City and Suburban
and Metropolitan Handicaps.

WATCHES IN RILATION TO THE FINE ARM—
.' Indeed, one of them hes already made a very marked advance
in this reepeclaEy
droducing artistically ornamented watches.
to adapted meet a standard of cultivated Mete. The mann-
facture' bin to is If,. J. W. Nines, of 33 and 36, Led-
gatehlli, and M sad 47, Cornhill. In recently visiting his
newly enlarged show-remiss, we found a meet rare display of
highly ornamented watches of all idnds. The watches hers I ARRIVAL OP HUNAN AT LIVLIPOOL. —The
exhibited sorpnes times of sny other English manufacturer, in . celebrated mem J. C. Heasil/2
Ica kb
mimed to nom% of design, combining arilswtiile beauty and
repntating .' brother, Jams Haan, arrived at U y in
°erten yr. Dome boo loe celaratolnod for the perfect timeleeping ' the Ciii at Wedeartes, ken New Yea. " Boa&
qualities of his watches haves nothing for us to say on this ;by ww ward, ressieed ea lawn; bj • lupe loulable id.
point. Mr. Demon can inert the vices of the economic utill- I friends who wen awaiting Ws rel. He appeared in
saran with the same tsctllty SS he can the snails, of the most brat-rate health, and his cownimmei bore DO lamb of his
' elevated. A buyer intent on secering • superior watch of good Pugilistic predeseke, nor were the slightest *rem visible of
dtslign and lastluc Ml.ll_ltes sum" MI of misting with lath- th• cote and towhee he saltatued in his eacauater with
faction at this esseemmt."—Obeerver. Benson s Illustrated
Pamphlet. poet free toe two stamps, is descriptive of every con- i SEPErw nelliallell eneted obit to &lONA I. to sewanter
1 graction of watch new made. Watcheil safe ay pose to all parts . Mace for the bell end elissaWeaslup, and the Mende of
d the meas.-oarswoman's.' Hessen appear 00.11601 GI sexism

The remainder of the Cambridge crew repaired
to the Star and Garter Timers, Petrie'', yesterday morning,
aad their boat having arrived at the same time ai Bimmone.
yard, prermatioes were made for their first row upon the
owls. At a little after 4 o'clock the following gentlemen
got into the boat : et lb
1. P. F. Gast, St. John's
2. J. G. Chambers, Trio*. ll 7
3. E. &underarm, Corpus lO 12
4. W. C. Smyly, Trinity ll 4
5. IL P. Fild, TriMer Ball ll 8
6. H. H. Trio*
...- — . . 11 5
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7. 3. 0. Buchanin, Trinity n 1
I. G. EL Richards, Trinity lO 0
Oozawara—F. H. Archer, Corpus
They darted downwards, and then turned up about half-
as-hour beim high water. They looked an eivedingly
small est et mew kr a lleivenfity mew, but are very smart
with tbrdr work unhand, Wm their adversaries, in their
Mot they dad NM time remeabably welL Their style drowing differs from the Onenialer ; it is quicker, earl the
beat le very lively with lee,, but whether it will be MO
ee Mang and el.m.ent as the huger and steadier petit ii
the &cooling is the impulant Mike that remains irs be
seen. In a few minutes deer the Ormbebigenswe bed dented
the Oxonians were also I. their boat. Yesterday was men
favenisble than the previous afternoon when they free
leemeited their boat, and they exhibited some improvise.*
their oars, as before, being well palled ftwegh the water,
and the proven of the boat steady and even, although
they did not appear to be exerting themselves much. The
tide was very high, and much increased by the peat goon-
tity of land water, but every snowmen Amid be made
for the great difference between the water be whisk the
mews ham hitherto peastised and thae epee with* they
are sow training. They ass both enunthelemenly fine
crews, and doubtless during the eight or. Mere days ha far
practice, will kith rebel perfeseina is their respective
styles. The Kamm Searle bare chartered (Wise 1., as
usual, to aceompany the mos. " of the West-
minster School, and George throe ham surged " H,"
and there are other boats to aceompray tire race. Should
the present wet weather continue, ormeeleithe will find no
chance of accomparying the race with Mledoet by the towing
path. The Oxonians are the favourites ; but it should be
horse in mind that much must depend ma the weather on
the day of the nee ; if heavy the bigger crew will be de-
cidedly advantaged. Two or three mom days will give a
better notion of the probable result.