The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-02 00:00:00

TATTERSALL'B.-biONDAy.

The whole d the &normal being devoted to settling on
the past Goodwood meeting, there wee very little tame to
devote to speculation on any of the great events of the
future, even if there had been any dispositioe so to do. We
were subbed, however. to °Omit the subjoieed list of
closing prices

PT. LE061..
I to I opt IG. PAsson's Blair Athol (t)
7 to I Lord (Hshgoo's Umtata Peel (t)
7to I ltr. Merry's Scott& It Chief koif,
SOO even op General Peel and Blair Athol opt the field :t1

DERBY.
10 to 1 apt Mr. Spencer's Congdon ,t)
20 to 1 Mr. G. kryoneDetresor (t)
26 to 1 Mr. IL. Sutton A 1(t)
60 to 1 Captain White's Joker (t)

SCRATCHING& —August 1, at 9 a.m., Dollar, out of the
Brighton Plate. July 30, at 3.90 p.m., First Flight,
out of York engspemente ; sad at 1.46p.m., August 1, out
of his Doncaster sagsgemeats.

BETTING AT MANOMETER. —MONDAY.
BRIGHTON STARES.
II to apt Madcap (0 I 6to 1 bar one
GHIA? BOOR HANDICAP.
10 to 1 oo the Gall (oh)

SINGIILAR RAILWAY ACCIDEPT.—A remarkable
accident has just occurred on the Pennsylvania,
toe, and Baltimore Railroad, ate spot where is panes under
CRICKET.
• bridge. A passenger, a soldier of the Veteran Reserve I
Corp, fell asleep, and while io that state pushed his leg
through the open window, and it coming in contact with ! SURREY V. YORKSHIRE.—The return match be-
tas bridge, it was broken and torn off in the meet terrible twee* them counties was commenced yesterday, on the
manner. The severed foot came through the neat window, Surrey ground, gesitiegton.ovel, and ensued great interest,
eying scenes the car, and struck one of the passengers, who, the spectators being very numerous. TM batting and
I. the excitement of the moment, picked it up and threw fielding on both sidle were excellent. At 7 o'clock. whet
it oat of the car. Fortunately. Surgeon Burdick was on . the stumps were drawn. Sarre) had moored 143 ia it. first
board the train, who, in the absence of all instruments or • innings, and Yorkshire 86, with oat wicket to go down.
l'ahairdaktie•chiefei'd...u.dp tiohethat sitr:dth.ilimsubgawin aretalt.dti°:eiila I MARYLLBONE CLUB AND GROUND V. COUNTY OP
the trainreached Havre de Cessna,when he was taken it MIDDLNIIIL—At the Middlesex County Groood yesterday
I, this match was commenced. Middlesex having won the
charge by the surgeon of the post.
toss foe choice of inning. went to the wickets first, and so [Advertisement.]
7 HOLLOWAY
..,. thirni"—__,— strong was the battle( that one wicket had to fall to finish
Brd 1,04. Mnliads. U.retS, and ocarriptlons of sores art Como
ceased fee the dam. Among the
by the proper sad diligent ow of this Inestimable preparation. • ay
To attempt to mire bad legs by plastering the edges of ma Decree T. Hearne obtained 15, Case 116, and C. Hearne 72,
wound together la a tally, for should the skin unite, a boggy , the total at the close being 413.
diseased rendition reensins underneath to "seat out with tenfold fury In • few days. The only rational sal
mccessful treatment, se indicated by mature, le to reduce METROPOLITAN INPROVIIIIININ —lt is proposed
Me
the inflammation in and about the wound soothe .to widen the end of Cum/tor-street Medic( into Mammy-
neighbouring nerves—to cool the Meted blood as It count* lags b • a doubts maim, way. the (wet, 2,7110(., jobs
along its reeeels—anal to reader the thin, eatery, Icherona dia.aivin.
Marge am-latent and healthy. Holloway's rills should Le taken defrayedconjointly by the Matrniatlitan and Holborn Based
at the maw time to purify the blood and expel the obnoxious of Work. sod Public Chambers Company, the latter being
hasseer tom the system. established to build public alas adjecomit.