The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-31 00:00:00

CREMORNE GARDENS.

SPORTING.

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EGHAM RACES-TwriumAr.

BITTING STAND PLATS (BULdiClap) Of 60 mom, far all
seer. Three couriers of •
Mr. Rimer Prairie, by Lamm. • in, Est 411, (Jaw Roll I
Mr. T. •teren4. Swaleliffe, I ire, 13.0 ....... --(radium 2
Mr. IlleLuti's (:0.-is,yrs, Sa (Wens
The following worms : Wait awhile, Tobdicki, Banatead,
Doke of Lansaater, Brown Broad
Bettis` 4to 1 'seek apt Freckle, Goody, nod Dube of
Lancaster, 6to 1 apt Bwalehlfr. Woo by three-qoarters
of a length. Half a length between the wood and tiled.
Doke of Lasseeter ileiehed twe leagthe Mkln3 Gossip, and
Brown Brandy was Bilk.

Tai Kt2o JOHN 13T•uws of 15 10•11. 11•0 b, 10 with
60 added, for 2-yr olds ; colts, Sit 71b ; and fillies, 8,1 31b.
Certain penalties and allowances. T,T.C. (12 subs.)
Mr. llama % by Melbearrs—esarred, at (4. Day) 1
lord Asilesere t by me Flying lneeriaa—Menve. at))(lra 2
Lord J. eget% Wraderiac Mlle. at 101 b (Welle) 8
Betting : 5 to 4 on Weaderieg Willis, 6 to 2 each apt
flmaweent illy sad Nem, Ally. Woa by a length and •
half. Baas distasce between the second and third.
Tun ItTIMXIM2DI &nrm (liandisap) of 10 sous each,
b ft, and only 3if declared, with 60 added. Balsa weight
fir certain winasre. The second to says his stake. Ons
mile. (17 subs, 8 M lawns declared )
Mr. F. Finn'. Mem larisbure, by Briteabeed,
.5 yrs. Fat 5114
(Begbes) 1
Mr. IL Lard's liesdems, apd, Sat lib (Load. Jus.l I
Mr. flowrirl'e Matilda. I yrs, est Illb (J. Paster) 3
Mr. Pattern's Joshua. 3 yrs, eat In (in& 4lb sacra) (Woes) 4
Mr. Hewitt's Postulant, 5 yrs. 114 Mb (Icel. tarsals) (.11.1jey) 5
Mr. Printer's Dated Lassaster, 4 yr., 7st Ilb
Bruins : 7 to 4 opt New Brighton, 7 to 2 apt JAhas,
6to 1 apt Badeaus. Won in &cantor by • length. Two
lengths between second and third. Bad fourth.

TiS 81711 IT AND STAINS Of 20 SOW. each,
b ft, and only 6if declared, with 60 added. Rain weight
for certain wieners. Two wiles and a distance. (27 sable,
20 of whom declared.)

Mr. E. R. Clark'. Mr. Sykes, by Mr 'ratios Sykes,
Pr Illb (Prrrol • 1
Major Briadberat's Irelbett. M yrs, Cet Gib (teal. et! aztra
(Foram
Mr. Walker's MAIM, 4 yre,l4olb (J. Maws S
Betting: Even on Winkfield, 6to 4 get Yalbeek. Mr.
Sykes wade ell the nosing, sad disebeyiog the pulls of his
Jockey, made a dead beat with Falba*. Great dissatisfac-
tion was crested, for it wea quite evident that Mr. Sykes
oonld have won easily. it.. Clark stated in explanation
that Mr. Syke• had started only to make running for Fut-
back, but the breaking of a stirrup-leather prevented his
Jokey from carrying his orders into effect. Winkletd was
beaten off.
DECIDING lizaw.—Betting : 4 to 1 on Mr. Sykes, who
woe, bard bald, by a Masa. Wells rode Mr. Sykes for
this hest.

Tam R&XLWAY STAKES of 6 save. esab, with 25 added,
for 2 fr•olds sad upwards. Opturaol ogling weights. Thros-
gssrters-of•s-dW. 7 tabs.

Yr. B. Leath Englgnore, by Van Tromp, 3 In (DI).L fet ISlh.
(Lead, Joa.) I
Mr. T. Ittevra.'• Umatilla. 3 Po (WO. Sit ... (Pram)
Mr. Lowther's Plemataim 2re (601.), hit Ilia ..(la Rogers) 2
The following Oka ran Gossip, Poaohboz, Who are Toe,
Pretty Girl, sod Vint
Woa by half • length; a week betimes the woad sad
third. Vine sad t:lnreip were the seat two. The winner
VW boa& la for TOL

BETTING ON THE COURSE.
ST. LBGEE.
100 to 45 spt Rifleman (t)
7 to 2 Lord of the 181,80
4 to 1 Oelstos (t)
12 to 1 Cepueiso (t)
40 to 1 Sagoebax (I)

20 to 1 apt (25 to 1 t feaoly)
25 to 1 Mr. Bybee (e)
1000 to 30 (t)
40 to 1 The Bari (t)
50 to 1 Scythian (t)
60 to 1 Epaseinoodas (t)
1000 to 15 Br. Clare (t)
THE DERBY.
45 to 1 apt Boo,lia (t to 1001.)
T11:1 day (Feiday) the 'Detrain will be at 2 o'clock.

114 CBS.

The torn torn of Doncaster is beginning to assume its
wonted aspect of busy preparation in anticipation of its greet
autumn meeting. NOlllll,Olll apartments have already been
engaged, sad every morning's post now adds to the member.'
There is, in fact, a fair prospect of a full average atteed•
'nee, notwithstanding certain unfavourable influences which

have operated prejed•cally against some of the other
leading meetiep of the year, aid which can hardly be ex-
pected to be wholly unfelt at Doncaster. With respect to
the sport on the card, there are '27 events set down for the
four days—namely. 8 for the first day, 7 for the ascend.
6 for the third, and 6 for the fourth. One plias (the Foal
Stakes) has been struck oat, and two others have been hero-
duped into the pecgramme—nunely, the Glasgow Stakes and
the Portland Plate. The number of entries is somewhat
under that of last year, as will be wen by the following nom-
parison :—Chnospagne Stakes 1864, 33 ; 1866, 33; Revival
Plate, 19, 18; Great Yorkshire Handicap, 96 entries and 66
acceptances last year, 93 entries and 61 acceptances this
year; Filly Stakes, 10, 10; Municipal Stakes, 7. 4; Bt.
Leger Stake', 119. 117 ; Corporation Plata, 44, 21 ; Cleve-
land Handicap, 18 entries and 6 acceptances loot year, 33
empire and 19 acceptances this year; Bahaism Stakes.
47, 40; Twoyearcild Sweepstakes, 40, 17; Scarborough
Stases, 12, 4; 200 Sm. St "tea, 8, 6 ; Don Stake., 7, 11 ;
Park Hill, 31, 34; Doncaster Stakes, 116, 117. The (sew)
Glasgow Stakes has 8 entries; the Portland Plate, 80. The
total amount of added money ibb year is upwards of 1,700
guineas, which is 100 guineas more than the sum given
last year. The stewards are the Marquis of Exeter, Sir W.
IL E Milner, and Viscount Maidstone. An alteration of
the west end of the Grand Stand has jut been completed.
in order to its exclusive appropriation to the use of the
stewards and their ladies. The Electric Telegraph Company
are provided with an sem conveniently situate between the
Subscription and the Grand Stands, their wires being canied
diiect from this temporary station to the main line of the
Great Northern Railway, about two miles south of Don-
caster. The rams will commence on Tuseday, the 11th of
September. The entries for the Fitzwilliam Stakes, the
Queen's Plata, the Cap, and the Nursery Stakes thee on
Monday, the 10th.

CRICKET.--SUSSEX v. YOII96IIIIL—TIIO following
is the result of this match :—Sassez, lst instep, 292.
Yorkshire, Ist hulloes, 103 ; 2nd baking,. 72. Sussex thus
winning in Das hieing., with 117 runs to spars.

THS MOORS.

PTARMIGAN SHOOTING.—Mr.Eyion, of Colnakyle,
Abernethy, bad made an expedition to Ibe ptermigas
stronghold, Bede Mbor Haynie, and, notwithstanding that
he found the birds both strong and wild, and the day sot
very favourable for sport, someeded in bagging 144 brass of
this beautiful species of grouse—a greater number than j
ever before were killed by any one In one day since the
Abernethy shootings were first let to the Lord Viscount
Arbuthnott, five.aad•twenty years ago. The same gentle• j
man bagged es the same day two pair_ of blue barn, be- ,
ides plover and seise; and on the 20th he shot on the Gar.
bee Planta lon two fine roes, right and left.
Tat Moons AND Foaming —The Earl of March and
patty at Blat kwater bad fair sport throughout the week.
Oa Tseeday last, the Earl of March and Mr. Cox had 19
trees grow* 2 plover', sad 1 nips; nn Wedoesday, 24
brass and 4 hates ; and on Thursday, 33 braes mum and
Hi. Serene Highness Prince Edward of Raze
Winer and Colonel Ridley had on Tuesday 12 braes
MOM and 3 harm; sad the Hon. Mr. Hill 21 brace, 1 teal,
and 1 hare; on Wmuosday, Prince Edward had 24 brace and
3 Wee ; and Mr. Hill had 23 btu, sad 6 Imes; on Thurs-
day, Prince Edward sad Colonel Ridley bad 19 brace and 4
hares; and Mr. Hill 46 brees.-0e the Abernethy moms.
Mr. Steen killed on Friday, the 17th, 9 braes. Mr. Gremall
killed, on the 17th, 23 brace, 1 pair black gam& sad on the
18tn, 16 brave. Mr. Byton killed, on the 17th, 23 braes
grams. Mr. Grant of Carron bagged, on the 16:h, 19 braes
wad 2 harm ; on the 17th, 22 braes, and on the 18th, 28
seem and a hare. On the Mottlech bills, Mr. Upton Slack
beeped, on the 13th, 214 brew and 4 hares; on the 16th, 20
lass.; on the 16th. 194 brace. Oa Bradawl, the Messrs.
Gnat and Mr. Warren, on the 16th, had 31 brace,
mad ea the 17th, 42 brace, and on the 19th, 244 brace.
Mr. F. Pryer. and Mr. T. Pryer, begged, on the 13th, 14th,
and 16th, 106 brace of grouse, aid one stag, on the Btrath-
vaieh Mr. Kerrey, rf Craig:darnel, shot, on
tie Kitten moor, in three days this week, 60 braes of VOWS
and a large quantity of harm. Mr. 8. M. Boulderson, and
MA Samuel Bouldemon, is commay, knocked down 64
knee on the 14th, being only two brace lees than on the
18th, and on the other four days on which these gen-
Usenet shot their means was-12, 16, 24, and 28
braes, beridre other game. In the South Gantt moor,
Mr. John Edmowle bagged, on the 20th, 9 brace grouse,
64 brace black game, 7 hares, and 2 rabbits ; on the 22ed,
10 brace grouse. 2 of black game, 3 bares, 1 duck, and 1
rabbit. On the 23rd, Captain Musters shot 16 brae,
=and 6 hares on the Carrinsulaie Moor. Oa tie
Id Moon, Mr. Edmond C Angle Taylor brought down
Ito bin own gnu, on the 17th, 62 braes; nn the 20th, 374
brat. and 44 braes of black game. Mr. Taylor's bag,
throughout the remainder of the week, was equally as well
filled. The Castle Lind party, consisting of three guns,
I killed in one day upwards of 80 brew. The sport In the
Ilene% has beim equally gond. The Right Hon. Lord Ash.
I hays besebei over an her splendid rag on Thursday,tire *AM imillsokart Fond. Mr. LLa ha teuche killed
two more stage is Strathoonsoo, in the early part of the
week. The deer have thrives remarkably well daring the
-,ster, and are in good condition.—Danif Journal.

The grounds of this

were crowded

yesterday at an early lion? by • large num►er of peruse
who have devoted themselves to the study of floriculture.
The Royal South London Floliculturel Society, under the
patronage of the Queen, held • meeting in the grounds, and
the plants and fruits ezhibited were well worthy of the
society, and of the patronage which it hal received. The
show of sutueosal flowers was rich beyond the powers of
deseripti,n. We would, however, dace especial attention
to the hollyhock . These flowers some years back were
looked upon as mere weeds; they ■ow appear as the
greatest °roommate of our conservatories. Nothing
could presto% • more gorgeous appearance than the
@piker," ■' they are called, of these plants. Many
of them are at le ate yard high, end the whole of the spike
is batting with brilliant foliage. The show contained many
ienbaree worthy of remark. Perhaps the moot noticeable
objects, in • show where everything was worthy of notice,
were the roan wet by Mr. Paoli, of Cheehunt, and the
hollyhock' not by Messrs. Grant. The collection of cut
demon was remarkable, both for richness of tint and per-
fection of development.
It it but fair to add, that although the fl river allow may
have had attractions sufficient to bring • peculiar clefs to
Croutons', nothing is needed to add to the real claims which
these garden• have upon public f . They are simply
the most beautiful end attractive grounds in the neighbour-
hood of Leedom.

A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the Mitre and
his Life Asneistioa was held yesterday, at the Aker, t•'
Pe&wall, whoa a provisional gramme wee asesased to :for
ea aselguastioa et t►e Hope Amanitas Croas'Pah7. of
Priasesetrtet,llsok, with the mosistlea. It tussle& treed
to :scrums the gipltal tor the purposes of thieseseelatios.

FINANCIPI OF AUSTRIA. The Gazette de Leiptiz
ear it is soafireasd that hl. Brack, Financial 'Colour of
Austria, is about to propose a new loan of 200 =Minas of
florins, tatended to teriy the Bank of Vienna the advausaa
which that Latitudes has saado_to ths Buts.

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 81, 1855.