The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-14 00:00:00

WIDNIBDAY.

[The parcel containing the following report of the sees
on Wednesday was sent from Doncaster on Wednesday
afternoon, and ought to have been received by 11 o'clock at
night at the Istesi,but it was not received until after 6 o'clock
yesterday morning. In answer to an inquiry into the cause of
the delay, our correspondent says :—" 'fhe parcel was pro-
perly booked by the 513 p.m. earns train, and in very
good time before the train left. The booking clerk's eapla•
scion of the matter is, that, amidst the hurry and confusion
consequent upon the St. Leger day, the parcel was over-
looked."]

TIC, MUNICIPAL STAMM of 200 son. each; for 2.yr.
olds; colts, B.t 71b; fillies, Bst 41b. The second to save his
stake. Red House in. (4 subs.)
Mr. W. U. Brook's Mammas* by Bin &ratchet, Set 41b
(J. Osborne) I
Pir J. Hawley's Kalipyge, Pit 41b (A. Day) 2
lord Glasgow's soh by Birdcatcher oat of Maid of Maslow;
tit llb . (Plataian) 3
Betting: 5t04 on Manganese. Won by half a length;
bad third.
Sw•EPeTAxu of 10 son. each, b ft, with 60 added ; for
2 and 3yr old. ; fillies end geldings allowed 31b. The
second to nye his stake. Red House in. (7 subs )
Mr. B. Pen's Stork by Bit hue or Goldstar, I yrs, Ist
(Quintso) 1
Mr. Pedley's Bonner sad Bosom, 2 yrs, Got Illb (Ashaialflii 2
Mr. Harlasd's Mirage, 2 yrs, at Illb
Capt. CLTistie's Laws, f yrs, 7st (T. Ch 4
Betting : 7t04 on Mtrase, 3to 1 agst Stork Won in a
canter by four lengths, • length and • half between the
eecond and third ; Lawn beaten off.
Tors. DONEASTES PLATS (Boodle:1p) of 10 SOTS. each,
h ft, with 70 added. The second to save his stake. Red
Hones In. (8 subs.)
Mr. Davison's Barods ley The British Yeoman, 3 yrs, fat
(Gill) I
Lord Derby's Acrobat, 4 yrs, fat 1316
Lord Meetsrfleld's Ids. 3 yrs. Sit Sib (Fordlasm) 3
Mr. C. Gill's Bourgeois. 3 yrs, Set (Charlton) 4
Mr W. Booth's Protest, 4 yrs, fist lelb (T. Cliff) S
Mr. J. Voborne's Wbestear, 3 yrs, 3st Illb {Greenwood) 6
Betting: 2to 1 eget Baroda, 3to 1 eget Aerobst 4 to 1
each ant Bourgeois end Ida, 6to 1 apt Protest. Won by
a length, five lengths between the second and third.
Wheats-4 who got badly off, was list throughout.
THE Sr. LIGES &TAXES of 25 saki. each, for 9-yr olds ;
colts Bst 71b ; Mho, Sit 24. The second to receive 100 sovs
out of the stakes. St. Leger Course. (117 cube.)
Mr.T. Parr's Itsuoebor, by Bt. !Ammon (Well I
Mr. Osbaldestea's ................ (Maim= 2
Mr. .7.oshorro's Lady Tattoo (J. (Morse 3
Mr. A. Jobastoates Bagmen= (J. Mums) 4
Toe following also Tan—Ormolus Eunice', Herald,
Marchionese, Blooming Heather Colston, Caplan", cby
Surplice out of Clementine, Alice.
Betting at starting : 6 to 4 egg Rifleman, 7to 2 eget
Colston, 6 to 1 apt Clementina colt, 8 to 1 apt Rotherham,
15 to 1 eget Dfarchieness, 15 to 1 apt Capueine, 20 to 1 apt
Oneculus Esurien, 25 to 1 apt Blooming Heather, 40 to 1
apt Ssucebox.
THE RACE.

DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY.—By the terms
of agreement for leasing and working this line to the Aber-
dees and Midland Companies, the Aberdeen and Midland
"jointly agree to lease the Dundee and Arbroath line, at a
guaranteed rent of 24 per Het. for the first two years, and
an increase of 3 per that. every two years thereafter, until
the rent on a capital of 21,0,0001. reaches 4t per cent ; " end
also to pay the 'there'd on the gasnutteed shares and deben-
ture debt. By this amepmeat all the lines frees Perth to
Aberdeen, with the esoeptioe of the Dandee and Perth,
will he under one general management.
OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON
COMPALT4 Y.—The following are uaderstood to be the twins on
which this company's line has been leased to the London and
North-Waters and Midland Campania: The leases to
Day By to the Orford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton
Company 120,0001., net of which the preferential stock
dividends are to be paid ; if the receipts ezesed 200,0001,
all above that saes to be sppropristed in payment of dividend
on the ordinary shares. The Orford, Worcester, and W. 1-
verharapton Company to maintain the permanent way, anti
the lessee, to retain the present staff. At the end of the first
twelve months the Orford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton
Osimpsay to be at liberty to continue the above
leme, or to alter the arraugemest, so that the lessees shall
pay over the whole receipts after deducting 40 per ant. to
defray workieg expenses.
METROPOLITAN FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.—The
halt. yearly report of this society, at a recent meeting,
showed the amount of loans and deposite at 3,7081., and the
subscriptions at 1,0371.
Tess Moon AND FOZEIITB.—Daring the week
several geatiemee bate been stalking. and in some places
have been very suceessfnl. la the Duke of Richmond's
forest of Glenfiddieb, in this eousty, lie Genee's party base
had splendid sport with the rifle. Oa Monday, the 3nl
inst., the Bad of Ranh knocked over a fine stag with
poiats; on Tuesday the with ll points ; sad on Thursday
he brought down three noble maim* on. of them a megp
nifieeat stag of 13 points. the others, stags of 9 and 8 pelaie
respeeively. Oa the same days, Lewd Arthur Leaner
walked sad brought down three stags, the of them with II
points. Oa Thursday and Friday last, Prises Edward of
Bath Weimar wee oat is the forest, and brought dew&
tireegesiletsp, es* of 11 aid two of 8 points. Oa Sitar-
-31•11)11T0111.
dal. WLeal a lineal was out in the same fern; end had
=ll petals, and a bind. The party at Carr Bridge GLAsoow.
Joss M. IttARLSY."
M have geed sport. Up to Thursday last, thoy had 1-
asies,logigediabtes.he the essaasisoka,4,salpi49747:_grosinowees, besidosejimisi.blath game,
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ester.

They got off at the first attempt. Seneebox immediately
rushed to the front, bat, before making the torn for the fat
side of the course, he gave way to Lady Tattoo, Rifleman
noise on second, with Sausboz third, and Rotherham nest
The Clementine colt and (Nilson showing at the tail of tie
rock. In pretty nearly the same order they ran to the
mile pest, where Oulston went up to Rifleman; Sausbox en
this point being fourth, and Capucine neat. On pining
the Red House the lot presented a compact form, Lady
Tattoo still having a slight lead, with Rifleman
mend, Oulston third. and Sausbox fourth. Os
teaching the distance Oulston disappeared from the frost,
and in the nest moment Lady Tattoo gave way to
Rifleman and Sasebo:. They ran in this order to the
Stand, sad the contest now was intensely excitiog. Well.,
with admirable tact and the most energetic perseverance,
"galled neon" Saucebos, who made a gallant effort,
beaded Rifleman, and at last won by three quarters of a
length, Lady Totten was beaten about half a length from
Rifleman, Rotherham was a bad fourth; then came
Marchioness, Clementine colt, and Blooming Heather ; the
three being nearly abreast. Herald was in their wake. sad
Oalston and Capueiee were the neat two; Otnesslos Ent-
ries was last.
The pate was bad throughout. Rifleman broke down.
The following ansounoement relative to the Clementine
mat was posted before the race was nut :
"Doncaster, Sept. 12.
" An objection against the Clementine colt starting fee the
St. Leger having been lodged by Yr. Demos, the case wee
pee into by the stewards, who decided—.
...That the Clertentios colt is entitled to start for any
stakes In which he is entered at Demister, the rules of that
meeting not applying to the OWN in which decisions have
I bees gives elsewhere.'
(Signed)