The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-21 00:00:00

Mr. R. C Nejlor's limenesth eat 1010 (Challoueti 3

Colt by Toric;iihWte—Seuorita also ran.
Batting: Even on Prince Arthur, and 2to 1 apt Brindisi.
Prince Arthur close to the nil., and Briodisi outside of the
other two, lay slightly in front to the distance, where the
favourite quitted hi. oppooota, who were all in trouble,
Brindisi particularly, hoagies and running unkindly from the
bend. Rimeceath and Lord Glasgow's colt dropped beet
from the half distance, and Edws was usable to get Brie.
dim nearer to Prince Arthur, who won 'oily by a length
and a half three lengths separated the second and third,
end half a length divided the third sad fourth.
Tire Tong Cur, value 200 soft., by subscription of 10
saws. each, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds end upward.. Qu-
iets posh* sad allowances. Two miles over the old
course. (17 sae.)
Mr. R. C. Nallar's Macaroni, by Swestomal—J Syn.
Minh s 1
Lord Cilsegow's Clarlasimus, d yrs. Int lab (car. 814 Gbi
Aldemet)
Lord Zetiaod's Carblocer, 5 Ira Mt 121 b ....(A. Idwardt)
Meador also ran.
Betting : 7 to 4 on 3facaroni, 100 to 30 spit Parbiaser,
sto 1 apt Illanseimm, and 100 to S apt Pioodier. The
LaMar made play, sad in the &Aqua/ter el a mils obtained
• lead of fifty yards, followed by Cartewor (lariedroue
and Macaroni close together io the order amid, the latter
pulling double. They ran thus to the mile and a qquttter
poet, where Macaroni passed Olariesimus ; Pioeadora lead
being gradually diminished. Approachhig the plantation
they ran in Indio Me, three lengths apart, Pleader still
leading. Carbierier sewed, Mammal third, sad Cleriesimus
last, Half way round tbe Middlethorpe tare Piccador
rte.= his place to Oarbineer, who wee waited upon by
crowd
ni, until having c the gravel road, where the
Derby winger took up the running, eame away from the
half distance and was in • muster* four lengths. Oar-
hisser, who was stopped opposite the Bland and allowed
Olerimimus to get second ass by half a length, finished
many lengths in front of his stable companion.
Tan TWMITY-FIIIST YZAR or T 135 GREAT YOILIBETI2
!RAW of 10 novo each, with 100 added, for 3-yr.oldei ;
colts, Ilet 1011, ; fillies, Net Mb. Winners extra. One mile
and three-quarters. subs.)
Mr. likotis's The Sanger rirrotber to Skirmisher), by Vol.
dam by Osirdbarn, Bst 10Ib I Coster) 1
Mr. res's Old Orange Girl, Eirrislb (Pordhans, I
Lord Olesgow's /tepid Shone, tat 10h (Aldcroft)
The following raa : Early Purl, Pantazon, Prince Lee Soo,
mid Cistercian.

Betting : ho 100 The Hauer, 4 to 1 apt Rapid
Rheas, and 10 to 1 apt Old Orange GirL Prince Lee 800
(maned to snake strong running for The Rosier) noshed
to the front and quickly took a long lead of The Ranger,
who preceded Rapid Rhone and Old (hangs Girl—the latter
two manias inclose company—by two Lengths • Cistercian
followed fifth, Furman sixth, and Early Purl I;st. Carter-
eian pseud Fanfaron at the plantation corner, and Prue
Lee Boo's lead began gradually to diminish. At tha T. Y.C.
=Catania ran into the third place, sad Early Purl
Fashion. Ball way round the Middlethorps tan
The Raspy took up the nouns, followed by Rapid
Rheas sad Cistercian to the gravel road, when Old Orange
Girl took third place, and, Cistercian falling into the rear,
Early Purl came on fourth. At the distance, The Ranger,
Rapid Rhone, and Old Orange Girl drew away frostlike rest,
the lattergaining second place before reacinag thealud. A
splendid nu ensued with the other two, The limager,
however, retaining the front position te the end, woo by a
short neck ; half • length separated the second and third ;
Early Purl, beaten fifty yards from the wiener, wu fourth •
Prince L4O 800 was stopped jut before reading the wining
post, and the others walked in. After the race 6to 1 wee
takes about The Ranger for the St. Leger.
THu GIMCRACK STAKES of 10 MOM each, with 100 &Mild,
for 2.yr-olds • colts, tatlolb ; Rhea, 51b ; wieners extra.
itr. W. Hudson's Coed guard, by Sannterer—Lady Eliza-
beth, Mt Idb (J. Osborne) 1
Captain Gears Syron, ad Ilk (J. Doyle)
SM. E. Crawshaw's Eastminster, 44101 b (Fordham, 3
The following also ran :—The Loafer, c by Van Oaten— Vatting",
by Idle Boy; John Gully, Mahometan. and MyrtUon
Betting : 13 to 8 eget Eastmioster, 9 to 2 apt Loafer, 6 to
1 net Coast Guard, and Bto 1 apt Mahornetaa Byres
made play for 200 yards, when Myrtilus took up the rem-
clog, followed by Eastminster, Syren, Loafer, and John
Gully ; Mahometan bringiog up the rear. Rounding the
Middlethorpe turn Myrtilus was testes, and leftEastmiaster
in froot, followed by Loafer and Syreo to the dit=
re whe they were prised by Coast Guard. Syne o
the load half way up, but was soon challenged by Coast
Guard, who got op in the last few strides, and woo by a
head. Three lengths divided the second and third. After
the lace 50 to 1 was laid apt Coast Guard for the Derby.
Tau TYRO One= of 5 move. each, with 40 added, for
2-yr-olds ; colts, 9st ; fillies and geldings, Bst 10lb; selling
allowances. T.Y.C. 5 furlongs and 44 yards. (4 sus.)
Mr. C. Wlnteringhares Ostentation. by Nessham—Yen.
Wens& SOL) 7st 1011. (0. Noble' 1
Mr. tlnne's Monkey ,NN.). Sat (Challoner,
The betting opened at 6 to 4 on Ostentation, but closed at
6t04 oo Mooney. The latter made play. and though
Ostentation was ridden with • loose rein, she kept in elms
company with her oppooent, and, despite Noble's effort.,
she got in frost io the last few strides, and woo by • head.
The winner was bought for 300 goiueas by M. Padwick.
THECONBOLATION SCRAMBLZ of 50 son., added to •
haedicap stakes of 5 son. oath. for all ages. T. Y.C.,
5 farloop and 44 yards. (15 subs.)
Mr. Jno. Osborne I eddy O'Rourke by Daniel O'Rourke
—lino Jane, 3paSA Mb (Whiteley: 1
Mr. uWinteringbam's nitres:let, 4 yrs, Mt Ith (o.Noble) g
Mr. Merry's c by chanticleer—Calliope, 3 yrs. est 71b
(car est Slb, (R. Cotes' 3
The following also ran :—Co twins, Mertgold. Topsy, fluke,
Erythes, Michael acott, and fby Cariboo—Secret ?resume.
Betting : 7 to 2 apt Marigold, 6to 1 each apt Erytbea,
Cellarins, and Paddy O'Rourke, 8 to 1 each apt Rotremet,
Topsy, and Michael Scott, and 10 to 1 apt The Calliope
colt. Paddy O'Rourke made all the manioc and woe by
two lengths ; the Calliope colt • had third ; Marigold was
fourth. Erythea fifth, the Secret Treasure filly sixth; the
last three being Topsy, Michael Scott, and Fluke.
THE NURSIAT HANDICAP PLATZ of 100 son., for 2-rr-
olda Winners extra. T.Y.C., five furlong. and forty-four
yard&
Mr. R. Wales's Bangle, by Surplkm—Dzacelet. est Rb
(I.orimahaw) 1
Mr. 0. Crook's Dawdle, 7st Ylb (Inc. 71b ex.) IE. Tailor;
Sir. Jacques's Harott MeU, 75t (O. Noble) 3
The following also ran :—Tarlatan. Rooge Crosse, Lyra. Inter-
nees, lialderstone, Good Aduce, Ghillie Callum, Mysterious
Lady. Rose, Theobalda, Lady 115 Trafford, Claxton, Skylark,
Res Ellnliret. I,lllleMlberg, oreville, Blotter (grey's Chicken.
f by Volugeur—lgnotante, The 'bugler, c by Jeremy Diddier—
Exile of Fromicur, nod Alio: Leigh.
Betting : 7 to 2 eget linnet Melt, 7 to 1 apt Bangle,
9to 1 apt Dawdle, 12 to 1 apt Lyra, 100 to 6 each apt
Alice Leigh, Inverness, sod Cl.tztoo. Woo by • length:
same between the second sod third ; a neck betwesa third
sad fourth.

Ter MEMBI.BIe PLATE of 50 sows. ; 3-yrulds, Tot ; four, Sot
31b ; sod upwards, 84 ; allowskocco ; wisuer to be
Roil Tbreu.”tart&r. of a mile.. .

Omani. ikedrverr, by Rifleman, dam by Jetted,
tyre. Tut
Mr. T. Raymund'. General Bialo, 4 yr., h.t . iChallimer)
Betting :6to 4 on I:ouer^l liiaw. Won by two let.gths.
The tripper Wlui bon4bt io for 145,gvinese.

FIRST YRAR or THE Tara ART PRODUCT STARTS of
60 move. each, b ft, for iiir•olde ; colts, Bet 71b ; allies,
Bet 41b ; allowances. T. Y.C. (7 Raba.)
Mr. J. °theme's Dr. Rooks, by The Care—Merry Bird,
884 41li (Osborne) I
Lord irthuars Levi, 41, rat ilb (J. Spowden) 2
Mr. Jackaons Prescription, set lib ,Doyle) 3
Pally by Wild Da) rt. Lurewell oho ran.
. .

Betting :'7..t0 4 spi Dr. R.:oke, 5 to 2 agst Revival.
Won by half. &length ; a head between second and third,
sad three lengtbs between third and fourth.
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
ST. LEGER.
11 to 2 apt Queen Berth► (t and off)
11 to 2 Lord adden (t and off)
6to 1 Reuger (t)
9 to 1 Avenger (t)
100 to 7 Golden Pledge (I)

PLYMOUTH, DEVONPORT, AND CORN-

WALL RACES.'
TER TEAL Bum of been. each, with 30 added. One
mil.
itablal
.1 Peru
Artless colt
Three rem.

Tin Ulm= Simms Pun (Heidi:sp.) Two miles.
(6 este.)
ear Declare) it b), seed, lest bib
TIE Pcvsiouni Yuan (Haudiesp) et tIO ems. Oa mile.
TIN Dictator. 3 yr., 7.t Mb I
Southampton, .lied. 351
Mysterious. 4 yrs, Set Mb 3
Five ran.

THE EteLTRAm &Ain (Handiesp) of 15 sees. saft.7 ft,
awl 3if declare& About two miluw (30 baba, ft daired.)
Hampton Court, 3l en, net trln
114,00.00 I• 3 )rn, Tat me
leans, 6 ynt, ;at 613 3
Three res.
Tow LAtnwif Pura o(30 sows. 11611 a 1.5..
Abernethy, 3 Yr• I
K ennett, $ In I
Throe rao.

[TWOPENCE

NAVAL AND MILITARY:

ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 20. APPOINTMENT.
Naval Oettet (notninated)—Powell C. Underwood.
PROMOTION& —To be Acting Chief Engineer—John G.
Sheerman, of the Itingdove.
To be Acting First Class Aselittent Engineer—John B.
Gibson, of the Nile.

WOOLWICH, Anotrirt 20.
A meeting wee held last evening at the Hall of
the Royal Arsenal Mechanics' Institution, when the pre-
sident, Mr. John Anderson, assistant superintendent of the
royal min factories, distributed to various member. of the
dravring clue which had bee• awarded by the School
of Science sod Art, South Kensington. The Royal Arsenal
Institute was originated about five years sines. and the
library hasimiremed from 600 to 2,800 volumes. The read-
ing room is supplied with 29 newspapers and periodicals,
sad ootwithstinding the tweet large reduction of workmen
throughout the whole of the establishment the number of
members on the books hes not materially diminished. A
notice relative to the Institute recently appeared in a Paris
periodical, entitled the "Hera des perm Mends,• in tense-
queries of reading which the Emperor of the Trench was
pleased to forward two valuable works as a present to the
library.

PORTSMOUTH, Ammer 20.
The Enchantrem, steam yacht, Master J. R.
Piney, commander, arrived at Portsmouth this evening
he westward.
1101445, The Bashilll. B. boi Ideakmai the Hoe. J. F.
Pitman/Ica, mailed this foe the wootword.
The show atooded *edema brio have been
toned dadadtao. aid hoes Odom iimro he rapers
Vioe-Admiral Sir Micheal
Islas G.C..8., commander.
In-chief at this port, is to mineoor, this evening from
the Channel