The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-09 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

POLAND.

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—..—. VIENNA, Nov. 7.
(rIIOW On Own OORRISPONDEM7.) The Reicharath has voted the loan to-day for the
WARSAW, Nov. E. reduced amount of sixty-nine millions of florins.
The official Dziennik publishes the following The Bourse has improved from yesterday's falL
order with regard to the prohibition of mourning : 'The return of the National Bank shows an increase
With 1444n0t to the preelamation is No. 245 of the Police a bullion to the extent of Aix million florins.
&owed the 27th October, prohibiting mourning dothe, The members of the Vienna board of the new
to be after the 10th November next, it k herby Union Bank resigned in a body to-day. It is
pobliedi known that after the said data the following
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expected that the bank will be disaolved.
resalati as to female attire are to be °barred : —The
bonnet to be of coloured material ;if black it must be
either to d with flowers or Ahem* but in no moo with
white. to and black feathers on black bonnets are
fort:edam Black hoods must only be worn if lined with
some coloured material, not white. Black veils, black
gloves, black and black and white parasols, black shawls.
wraps and neck km, black and black andwhite divests are all
prohibited. Cloaks, furs, miletots, burnous, and other
upper eine of a black colour may be worn, but not
ia • orlon with white.
upper
General Y. Lzwiiirs.
'glitz Zeigung of Berlin, in reference to a
fracas which took place at Hamburg about a fort-
night back (mentioned shortly after), publishes the
following letter :

SPORTING INTELLIGBNCR,

THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING.
TO TIT ZDITOR OP MT Jump.
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lika,—Hay and oorn considerations will enema
the ounces' of the remaining autumn meetinp that have
yet to be held, owners of hones having been so anxious to
let them race at Womester, that the fields were extra-
°Wizard, strong, despite the flooded state of the pound,
which asomeitated one or two alterations in the courses.
There in nothing of this kind to be feared at Liver-
pool, where thepound never affords very bad "going,
sodeoaeegneatly the twenty-three events proposed for Wed.
needy, Thursday, and Friday next, ought to meet
with to same amend of mows that aceso&d the doses
nem* brought off st Worcester. The Keowaley Nursery
Mediate, half • mile, hes three dozen softies, iaeluding
Practitiouer, Cutaway, Rose, Lady Mary, Lifebnoy, Jane
Shim, sod the Tyke, who conceited • similar peso at
.Wasessess. .01 thrum Jane Shore got badly all, and Par
thieve!r nas in front for half • mile, and at the Utter new
emcee 711' leis weight, and the illy 91b, they are both to be
commanded, supplies( their respective owners, Mr. Sawn
and Mr. Craves, do sot discover that the passage more
tenetworthy representatives. In the Flying half
• mile, there are Zara, Nebula, and Amagasaki'
among the light weights, and they receive upwards
of • stone from Almack, which must endanger the
I=4of the latter, speedy as he is when in
. The Aintree Plate, one mile, is a more suitable
race for Charming Woman to join is, and as she receives
the year end fib from Donnybrook, it meet be a near thing
between the two, although if Schoolinistrees were deserving
of half the moppet she received for the Greet Yorkshire
Handkop, they may both secaumb to her, when conceding
nearly two stoma The Juvenile Stakes Persuesioe ought
to corny off, with all the weight ; and Marble Hill, after his
Worcester ishibitiou in such convince as Pot Poorri, should
win the Hurdle Race. Os the mond day we have the
Salta Handicap, one mile and a quarter, which is more like
• great event, on paper, than Friday's Autumn Cep,
although what with three or four of the best bores engaged
being reserved for this latter race, and the
bility of others being run through on Wedmeday,
it may wear a very different complexion three days beam.
For insteps', Fairwster, Goldin, Pledge, and Earl of Surrey
are almosteertain not to he wanted here ; and out of Donny-
brook, Charming Woman, Nebula, and Schoolmistras,
only one may appear to have a chance after Wedeeeday's
racing, Berkeley end King of Utopia comprising about the
oely dangerous opponents to what that one may be. The
other closed items in the sewed day's list are either too
isaignificant for notice or situated similarly to the Sefton;
and there are only two races for me to discuss in the last
day's programme. One of these, the Croxteth Cup, has
• brilbaet lot of belf-mien to choose bates's, viz.:—
Twilight, aged, Pet 151 b ; Mims Juice aged, Pet 51h ; Penna.
eke, 2 yrs, Tat 41b ; and Attraction, 2 yrs, 7st 41b ;brace the
weights seem to be is favour of the old ones, 1 must
trust to one of them, and give the preference to Twilight.
The Great Autumn Cup, one mile and three-qoarters, bee
• dozes talked about as probable starters, notwithstanding
that only twenty-three are now left in, and this number
hicandee three of W. Day's (Catch= em Alive, Somersault,
and Musazio), three of H. Goatee's (Gardener, Lady of the
Isles, and Baldwin), and two of Mr. Wybrow Robertson's
(Dunkeld and Nebula). The selected of these iota appear
to be Catch-'em Alive, Baldwin, and Nebula, suppneleg the
latter's chance is sot pet out by her previous performances
at the meeting, sad even if it u sot theme • doubt whether
shoran stay the einsee, which is also half a mile too long for
Baldwin, seeing how ha stomped to Glescreby at the finish
of his ram with hint at Bath. Thus Catch= em Alive, who
ran gamely in the Cambridgeshire, may sot have the tables
turned open him by either of these, although he gives them I
considerably more weight ; and there are not many for him
to fear out of Fairwater, Bantam, Camerino, Blithfield,
Earl of Surrey, Golden Pledge, Chaff, and King Charming,
the remaining hones that have beau backed. The two last-
s/mid have hitherto run very moderately, and
Varto possess an pretensions to travel in
iance comp ray as Golden Pledge at melt
a alight difference in their boycott ; and whim the
latter is in receipt of &Mb from Fairwater and 16th from
Bidham to two years, 15lb for • year from CatiVem Alive,
and 31b from Bhtbfield, it is sot to be wondered at that he
should be made such • hot favourite, for be looks boned
to beat them and were he out of the race they would all
be well worth trusting. The infirm Camerino has some
31b the best of the weights with him, and the Earl of Surrey
about 111 b. But I cannot believe Golden Pledge to be in
any peat danger except from the last-named, Fairwater
and Catch-'em Alive baring to give him so much weight
that I must look upon his lordship as the second beat in
the race.—l am, ho., METEOR.

Your journal haring mentioned a conflict which took
place at Hamburg, permit me to acquaint you with the reel
facto of ties can. Ou the da in question, an individual
whom I did not know appeaa me and addressed me in
Polish, eves hieulthig enweiwions touching prattledl seas.
ten. I asked him politely to French to give me his name.
H. roplied, also is French, raii;og his voice at the woe
, time. I shall not tell you my name, but I know who you
are," and he recommitment his invective.. Requesting wire
to moderate his voice, I again asked him his name j but
receiving no reply, I felt oompelled to strike him where-
upon other interfered. At any time or place I shall sot in
the same way to any one who dares to insult me, and then,
by preserving his incognito, by falsehood or other mancenne,
seeks to mane from making honourable ?operation.—
Accept, fro., SICIUMIND COO= Wmorouira.

LONDON BETTING—RAVusnAY.
LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP.
sto 2 apt Golden Pledge (of-3 to 10 I)
6 to 1 Pairwater (t)
6 to 1 Catch'em Alive (t and off)
11 to 1 Blithfield (t)
11 to 1 Wham (t sod off)
12 to 1 Earl of Surrey (t and off)
100 to 8 Muezzin (t and off)
20 to 1 King Charming (t sad off)
20 to 1 Lawton (off)
23 to 1 Gnawing(o6)