The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-03 00:00:00

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AA. 82 lb
Goldna.DB4_ 4 812

Lord ot the Yam* .. • ft 10

Vu.ol=4 4
'a King 6 8 4
Devotee
BaSionaa
liawkehaw- I 710
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Onostaney (It
A HANDICAP *Hums Brea of 5 son. each, with 30
added ; winners extra ; four to eLrt, or the added nicety
not given. Two miles ; over six hurdles. (10 ants.)
Age st lb Age at 11)
Ibex 4 10 6 Strike
Lard Stanley 6 10 5 111111 a 9 6
Knightsbridge S 10 2 Daniel lYgoarke.... • 8 0
Meanweed 6 10 0 Ram Las 3 712
The Ides 4 9 7 Odds or Ivens a 7 7
Tau Hui= Brag= of 5 son. eseb, with 25 added btrirtl:.
South Western Railway °company ; 2-yr-olds, 7st ;
Net gib ; four, tat 31b ; 6nand upwar Fat 711:0 ;ID and g
allowed 3lb ; waling allowances. Five furlongs.
Tan Harmon Rrimrincruas (Handiaap) of 10 son.
oath. 5 ft, and 3 only if declared. with 100 Wd•d ; winners
extra ; the monad to save his stake ; four to run, or only
half the added 020110 y will be given. About three miles. I
Age MID AV st lb
Zodiac 6 11 8 Chatity Boy a 10 6
Itattleimake
Irascible
Bracknell
lisilycasey • 10 IS Sir Bobby
Berg
Nww Hari—Tan Won MOOLPIT HARDICAP PLASM of
100 son., for all egos. One mile.
In consequence of the Military Steeplechase and
Hurdle Race not having filled, the former is reopened,
with the following conditions :
Tit' GRAND MILITARY &mu Ours of 5 00TR each,
with • cup added, for bones to be nominated by officers
of the Army or Navy on full pay, or by officers of the
Volunteers ; gentlemen riders ; 12st each ; about three
miles.

FLAT RACU of 10 eon. each, with added, for bones
boadfide the property of and to be ridden by otkers on
fall pay ; hit each ; 1 mile.—Bird6ocles, 4 yrs ; Theap-
pointment, 5 yrs ; Lothian's King, 6 ym.

LIVSRPOOL BUNT CLUB AUTUMN RACES
AND STEEPLECHADEA—SAIWIDAT.
(Over their Coons at Hoylake.)
Tai HILIIII HANDICAP HUIDLI RA= of IS NOM each,
with 2.5 added ; Whalen extra. Two miles, over eight hur-
dles. . _

Stanton
Contuadrunt
Acton

6410 19
11 12 Turn mad Go
.. 6 11 9 Croquet
b 10 12 UWisellrala

Ago 4lb
. 0 10 7
. a 10 •
. a 10 •

Tex layman Urn Cuns Avromir aurmur of 10
sots. each, 5 ft, with 100 added. Om mile hail a UR.
Age st st 113
.... 4 12 is
4 Diampoletmeat ....Ag 6e 10 9
.... 4 12 0 Queen of Trumps .. i 912
4 11 7 Tlu late Illehmoad _ _ _

K' Cation
The Hover..
Black Deer..

St Coo
Conundrum
Tom Payne

6 11 5 Lail
6 11 2 :forth-ind
6 10 9

.... s 9 12
.... s 9 10

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Tux Hymn& bezirtactusa at 5 sow. each. 2 ft, with
75 added ; for heaters ; 12et 71b reels. Over about three
miles of the Steeplecheas Orme.
Age Ate Age
The Marquis .... • Wlitnatoce
Croquet • The Dater
• Handsome Kate.. a Mrs. liorniblow.. 6
• Brown Duchess .. a Statesman S
t c
olTsley
THE Dr. Bum of 5 nova, each, with 50 added ; 3-yr-
olds, lOat 81b; (oar, lit9lb ; fire, six, sad aged, l2nt ;
certain penalties and alb:enacts. One mile.
Age Ate Ate
Croquet a The Rorer
Tom Payne 6 'malls
Columbia 4 Alice Lee

TAR LIVERPOOL EICNT CUR STEXPLECHARE HANDICAP
of 10 cow. each, 5 forfeit, with 100 lidded ; the sewed to
'awe hie 'Mks ; wieners extra ; over about 4 miles of the
Steeplechase Course of the club.
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Tian timart
Rifleman
Bantam
Acton
Tarn and Go

Al. et lb Ay et Ib
. • 13 a Whlncteoe
. • 13 0 Useless Beale • 11 6
. • 11 12 Little Wooded • 11 6
. • 12 2 Pattninder
. 6 11 10 lady Doggies pat•
. 6 11 9 Bull's Ban) 1 II 0

THI Fos= RAsnicAr of 5 ioT. mei ; 1 mil.

LONDON BETTING.--SarrzDAY, 3 p.m.
There was a tolerable attendance early in tin afternoon
at the Victoria Club, but the amount of speculation was
not large, only some three or four animals being betted
upon fur the Ceesrewitch. Several small investments were
made on Thalastris at 7 to I. after which, for a considerable
period, 100 to 15 was the highest offer, but, at last, a decisive
proffer of 700 to 100 not being accepted, left Lord Coventry's
mare in worse odour than at the commencement of business.
The Ciliate colt declined to 9 to 1 offerei without a response,
Let Mail Train, the long-looked for(supposed)representative
of the Woodyeates stable was very firm at 10 tol (takes). Suspi-
cion, suspected some days ago of being s," cock," looked as
though he bad crowed his last, inasmuch as frequent offen of
25 to I failed to spur his early admirers to matinee to renew
their nitwit Tattoo also beat a retreat, and gave way to
&matrix and Alabama. 20 to 1 was booked about Stock-
ings' for the Cambridgeshire ; but Brick declined to Ti to
1 (taken). The only bet on the Derby was 10,000 to 100
about Puritan. Closing pries:

CE4AREITITCIT.
Tto I apt Tbalesseta utct 30 to 1 apt Tattoo (t)
off 50 to I Welcome 1)
• 30 to 1 Cariabrook (t
dpi
00 to 1 Specnialloa'of)
1000 to 400 n Ca-
-1000
colt aad Mail Train (t)
30 to 1 apt Prince Plea-
able '4)

9to 1 CallWarcolt Off)
low 1 )tail Train a)
110 to 7 Oratltude (t) )
85 to 1 Bealatz 4,8_411)1
15 to 1 Alabasta(t I
CAM BE DI
to to 1 art Wallow (1) I
25 to 1 Mak (t;
25 to 1 A.:W*og toff)
DKRI
10,000 to 100 al
BITTING AT NANCE
CESAREI
15 to 2 apt Thalestrla 0)
8 to 1 Casio colt (t &
07r)
100 to 9 HW Train ft)
100 to 8 Gratitude (t,
100 to a flotploios (off)
46 to 1 &atria R & off)

itY.
re Puritan I)
FLEBTER.—ftruzzur.

BITCH.

CAIIBIII
100 to 6 sot Brick off,
40 to 1 Prince namable
(t freely)

wo to 7 opt Alabama (t)
90 to 1 Tattoo ,o 11)
Ito to a Cathedral (t)
30 to 1 Myrtle (t)
90 to 1 Cazisbroolt (I)
100 to 1 Relent 1)
1000 to 6 Brewer 3)
GESKULL

t4O to 1 sistldoln
100 to 1 Blue Stantlr
.ort,

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

PORTSMOUTH, Ocr. 2.
The Himalaya, iron screw steam troop ship,
OtptaioEd ward Lacy, arrived in harbour on Saturday morn-
ing from Plymouth, with the 31st Regiment, which was die-
embarked is the afternoon at the dockyard, and proceeded
by rail to Aldershot.
The Tamar, iron screw steam troop 'hip, Captain
Frederick H. Stirling, making good defects alongside the
dockyard, will not be out of the hands of the dockyard until
about the 15th init.

The Oetavia, 35, screw frigate, was taken oat of the dock-
yard on Friday, and will be taken under the sheen in the
ship basin to be masted and brought forward for the lit
diriaion of steam reserve.

The Barrnoouta, 6, paddle-wheel steam sloop, Commander
J, he D'Arcy, is expected to arrive at Spithead about the
end of the week from the West Indies, to pay off, having
bees upwards of four years in oommismon.
The rrgerit, iron screw steam troop ship, Captain Samuel
H. Henderson, with the bead quarters of the ?ad battalion
Scots Fusilier Cuarde, is hourly expected at Spithead from
Quebec, and will come into harbour to disembark them
without anchoring at Spithead.

PLOUGHING MarciiEs.—The champion prizes in
the All England Ploughing Matches continue to go to
Ipswich. At the Hootingdon Society's Match held on the
30th nit., this prize was again won for the Messrs. Ransoms
hr their man Barker, although he had as competiton Mean.
lloward's crack ploughmen. Brown and Purser, one of whom
plonghel on each side of Bat ker's piece of land.
YGRH CATH LORAL. —A friend recently at York
complains bitterly of the avarice and incapacity shown in
the arrangements for the show of the Sf itster. The Dean
and Chapter not only elemard sisperns from every person
visiting the ehoir. which is tie actual " church" for service,
bet they insist on visitors waiting till parties of not less than
ten have been formed, and when admitted will not allow
them to inspect at will. They must follow an uneducated
verger, who repeats in a droning singsong his lemon about
the monuments. To prevent the possibility of people
shutting their ems to this rubbish, the inside of the choir
is divided into compartments by locked gates, and to secure
incivility the chapter take the sixpences and only ray the
vergers bare wages. Finally, in order to "dodge people
s-ho might visit the elicit dunog service time, the gates lan
locked after the first lesson. The whole arrangement is
utterly clerical. Surely if the chapter must take people's
sixpences, and so shut out all the poor from a church built
tot them, they might have the decency otter toll bas been
paid to leave their visitors klono, unlock the interior gates,
I and leave yeonle to muse unharassed by the jokes of a sort
of Tonle in a black coat.—Spectot.,e.
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Homoeopathic practitioner% and the tnedicai
profemina generally, recommend torn as bring the meet healtl•
NI of all Ltverages. When the di 'Mine of homeopathy was
!int introduced into this cetuitry, there were to be islieloed no
preparations of cocoa either attractive to the taste or acceptable
to the stomach the nut was either supplied in the crude stale
or so unskilfully manufactured as to obtain little notice,
J. Epee. of Landon. linuggropathic Chemist, was 'Mused is the
year 1830 to turn his attention to this subject, and at leach
succeeded, with the assistance of elaborate machinery. in beteg
the first to produce an ankle pure in its composition, and so
reflood by the perfect trituration it receives In the process It
through, as to be most acceptable to the delicate stoma*.
passes
use Itplages Cocoa is distinguished as an Invigorating,
grateful breakfast beverage, powering • moat deliciens aroma.
Dr Hanna In his work, "Adulterations of Food." say.
" Cocoa contains a great variety of important nutritive pried-
pies—every lop orient necemery to the growth and sastenaaas
of the body." Apis :—.• As a nutritive, cocoa steads very much
higher then either coffee or teu" Directions—Two teaspoonfuls
of the powder In a brenkfast cup, Oiled up with help water
Cr Paid in tinrined •lb , sod lib. labelled eta, by
paean, cenketionn and clesolata.—indvenkenen