The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-04 00:00:00

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.1114 VAL AND MILITARY.

Oor. 3.—,Arrorrnmers. •• Kni-
ves's A. lieLetel. te Shsepabooler ; It. Evens, to tbe
ititehast. toe the Hama.
Pied Llee4Ameieteet Beaton, J. Boswell, to the Shup-
sheeter._

—lise—oOd Ctrs Assistant &sister W. O. F. Colley, to the
lassishostar.

CHATHAM, Oar. 3
The °admire, 21, 400-horse power, 'crew corvette,
Ueda' completed a very interim repair at thia dockyard,
waatuidooked this afterame, and moored alongside the
lasting skean opposite the dookyard. She is complete is
her. runny sad fitments, sad will 4o into the inst.cleas
sled= reserve until required for aosinualoo.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S—MoxpAy.

SWIM( on the racing of lost week wee the principal bud-
sees transacted this afternoon. The Cesarewitch, it is true,
imeapied a deal of attention, more esprimally in commotion
with the favourite, who was made such a Wan at the Vic-
toria Club is the morning that she wee firmly loaded at 7 to
Mislieu to mosey. At "the Corner" site also enjoyed the
esulidence of the podia ro such an extent that she wee
apse supported for all the money that could be got
es, at the suss price, and at the close of bad-
ness 100 to 15 eves wee taken freely. The rapid
edemas of Gratitude bad thus • depressing
effeet upon Iludestris, who was not even in such request
as at the Club, 8 to 1 being offered, and though layers did
sot actually vesture upon a point more, it wee • question
whether they would have stood in danger of being " shot "
bad they so dom. Mail Train decidedly displaced the Ca-
limb colt, 9 to 1 having bees booked several time* about the
fanner, while 10 to I faded to discover the whereabouts of
ties supporters of the Baton's bone. The Canibridclu:
wee ciao potable for the support awarded to the
witch favourite, and the tact that Tattoo biped the
boat rank alb/ her retirement from the list of
favourites for the " long race." William Day has long
bores the reputation of bringing several animals to the front
is the betties ter both them handicaps, and to-day he illus-
trated his characteristic mermaids by the advance of
Blusuin, about whom 20 to 1 wee takes kindly before the
dose of business. Berard of the steady-going backers would
have supported 'Arlington for the Derby at anything over
7 to 1, but Lycra were chary, mil sot a blow was struck
to that quarter, and the only investment on the great race
bee 18 to Ito 9001. about Breaddbane.

CIDLIZWITCII.
oto agat Mr. W. itotonoods Gratitude, 4 yrs, 6a ;oft
tlOO to 15,
II to Lord Coventry's Tbalestris, 4 yrs, est Lib loi t
9 to
9to Mr. 1/. Da 'a Mall Train, S yrs, est 1019 (U
10 to Daresoil) 's Quilts colt, S yrs, Oat 419 9
and
Si to Coma F. de Lagrange's Beath:. Syn. est fib :e
Si to Mr. Bavtles Alatems, lyre, bst ; lb, i;
Uto Lord Wastasorlaisd's Tattoo, 0 yrs, 6st Mb (5)
40 to Mr. G. W. Fitzwilllasa's Myrtle, f yrs, est 119 Iq
Mr to Mr. South's Lady Frances ally, 4 yrs, Wt (t)
a 0 to Slr H. Dee Vositir holy-Poly, 4 yrs, Set ide (4)
M to lir. C. rercy's Speculation, S 1 rs, lot 119 (t)

CAMBLID6E3RLRI;
Mto 1 apt Robinson's Gratttude, s Ira, est 7lb (t)
IR to 1 Lord Westinorlamrs Tattoo, 4 yrs, 754 !lb
30 to I Mr. W. Days Muezzin, 4 yrs, est 111 h (t)
it to 1 Count kattyany's Prince Plausible, 6 yrs.
Tst blb
SO to 1 Mr. Wad ones Deerfoot, 4 yrs, I'd 1011
$0 to 1 Duke d•
DD BY llomy's Bs)ard, ins, Mt 10Ib (t)
_ . _

7 to 1 sot Mr. Morryillddlogtott. oft t 11 to
1$ to 1 Mr. l'Ansores Breadolbark t,

•
MEETING AT MANCHESTT.R.—MONDAY.
CISAISWITCH.
to 1 apt Gratitude it t) 20 to 1 &stet (I,
IS to 2 Thaiseirla ,akoN 1100 to 9 Suspieloo (t)
*to 1 Gaeta sett (01. 100 to t tattoo Ulf;
tloto 1) 40 to 1 Cartabrook (t
101 to 9 Stall Train it) off)
NA to 0 Myrtle (1411 idl 100 to 1 Changan mil)

CAM BALI

USSHIBE.

116 10 1 arst Gratitude (1) I4oto 1 Muezzin (t)
1110 to 9 Prince Mad- 60 to 1 Lima anon) (t)
(t) 40 to 1 Brick tit off,

NOVEL Boar Rscs.—The lovers of aquatics
tamed out very early yesterday morning to witoess a net,
which created considerable interest although it w.e for •
comparatively small stake. A 51. sweepet.kes bad brought
three tine crews into training; the men being four of the
Citizen Steamboat mews, four of the Iron Boat Company's
grows, and the Loudon and Westminster ( Ex press) Coalman's
crews. Six o'clock was the time fired for the sten, but at
five Chelsea was as lively as as woodsy, sod an the time
won on the bridggas and banks began to fill, sod it was evi-
dent notwillistandiog the malinger of the hoar, there
would be nearly se many spectators as at a 3 o'clock match.
The Volcano/4 Captain Ayres, left lambeth at a little
after six, sad proceeded to Chelsea, taking up on her way
a good number of pameogera, and on arriving at Chelsea the
areas were booed reedy to get into their boat,. No time
Ins wasted, and the express brats' ms were the favourite'.
They were freely'looked against the iron boats, bat 251. to
101. war taken about the winter, mid "I'll take two to owe
I saw the weeper,' was the only bet which wee carried as
to any amount. The weather was very fine, bat then was
a mid stiff breeze, and the labour all through was very
arose, bat, despite all those obstacles, it was • very fine
rase. They soar got to their stations, sod the following
were the mew composing the crews :--Citisen Steamboat
° y—H. Moilisou, J. Heather, J. Lewis, W. Cuff
(stroke), J. Wanalow (col.). Iron Boat Company—J. Gre-
gory, H. Nippon, J. J ooaa, C. Kelly (stroke), Captain Fainter
(eat.). Loader and West canner Company—R. Robertson,
Or Shad, J. Lady, G. Brooks (stroke), J. Bates (coo.).
The thanes bad the best station in Surrey, end Leedom
and Westminster Middlesex. George Lirewitt, of Chelsea,
was the canes umpire ; T. Wiled], of Allhallows, stood
Is the iron mammy ; and Horace Cola of Chelan,
leaked after the welfare of the piney exprem Mr. H.
W. Costume, (sp4aia of the Locales Rowing Club, kindly
wind as referee. They did a good deal of fiddling, sod at
last made • false sten, the other two going and leaving the
/ilium at the post. Mr. Canaries was obliged to start
them, and they got off together. the chimes in • few
strokes taking • slight lead, the London and Westminster
nsd bon boat strictly level. The wind had hone to
freshen sod the labour was seven, but as they arrived at
Cladomui-pier, all the boats were as near as passible au
le tar. A little further on. at the Old Swan, the MU-
nem had got half their lingth away • here the Others were
/ravel, DM No. 2, is the iron boat: retching • crab, the
express want slightly to the front. This manor' was only
a momentary ciaa and at Bettersea-paric.pier the citizens
were well deer. the others am before level. A fine race
ensued to Dear Chelsea Saspeesion, and the citizens
Welesunder the bridge two 'meths clear, the London and
d m
t inioster suddenly slackened their speed, and the iroa
best led them by ball their length. Although the peony
boat rowed well sad pluckily, yet the iron men gradually
left them, and the gap between them arid the leaders was
flecressed every minute. At Vauxhall the race was all over
has shouting, and at Westminster the citizens came io four
lengths ahead, the same distance separating the others.
The whole distance, over three miles, was performed by the
viewers in 18 minutes—good time, considering the ditticul-
Ins, which were out few.

Tuc Comanis' STKum—Thom of the employers
of the ten thousand colliers who had been working under
Pelee in the Wolverhampton district. who bad reason to
preclude that their men might come out on the expiration
el their notice on Saturday night last, have made the nen,-
nary arrangements for securing their workings from any
damage through dame, thus displaying their determioation
to continue a prolonged opposition to the notice of the men.
Cartels colliery proprietors, who get eel for the domestic
market, in which large prices may be readily obtained, were
IND exceptioa to this rule. Whilst most of the men who have
given notice expressed their determination on Saturday
aged to act urea it, it is not believed that this action
will be universal ; nor will the result be known until the
ma of next week. In the present excited condition of the
trade comparatively little work will, in any event, be done
during the early portion of the week. If. therefore, all the
mien who have given notice should not be at work dories
Hie first half the week, that fact will not be an infallible
index to their future course. The employers of many of
the ten thousand believe that their men will sot join the
ether men who are out ; but, lest they should do so, some
of them have made those arrangements which will enable
them to carry on their furnaces and their forge* during the
period over which, in their opinion, the strike will
extend. Os the other band, there are employers who
Jure made up their minds that if they moot early
ea their works with the materials that they obtain from
their own mines, they will close them until they are able to
do so. Os Saturday sight, on the expiration of the weer
given by themselves. nearly 2,000 collie's, in the employ
id Kenna. Lloyd, Foster, and Co., Wednesbnry, sad about
150 in the lorries of Mr. Horton, of the same piece, oseeed
week. About 130 employed at the pits of Mr. Sayer, Mr.
N.. Thomas, sad Mr. E. Hartland, near to Ciierlyn Hay,
also worked oat their onion for a rise of threepence per
day, and, we are informed, are not expected to resume
work this morning. The notice of the 200 men employed
at Mr. Piggott's oolliery, near Hedoesford, expires next Fri.
day. In the neighbourhood of Illoxwieb the miters de not
seem to have takes actin simultannoidy. The nodose
given by the men at some of the pits terminated on Satur-
day, at others at the end of the previous week, and some
viU expire in the present week ; while at °thee pits the
workmen hare shown no indication of an mention to COW
'Pork. In the locality sensed, the men were generally "at
play " last week, but it being a holiday time their aeration
boat work cannot wholly he connected with the strike, nor,
Gem the Rae mum, can it be stated bow moray of the
Isee, whose entices have expired, will remain out, Horse of
SW masters mooed Blot with have connoted to give the
Mee of 3d. a day asked by the men, bat the general bodziolf
is aaployers, it stated, coodemn the coooersioo. an
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