The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-13 00:00:00

LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
CAILIMID3IOSHIBIL

100 to 6 Mit Stockioger (t)

Niw MArat.—The following welch bee been made for
Friday next betty's.' Lord Glasgow's General Peel, Set 10th,
apt Lord Stamford'a Centime:ars, ent 81b, for 500 soya.,
lt ft. A.F. The betties at precept is 11 so 10 on General
Peel.
Tn. CAVIRSEAII STAKES AT RILADING. —This iSOII has
been awarded by the stewards ot the Jockey Club to
Nebuchadnezzar, who came in dist.

BETTLNO AT MIDNIGHT.
CLIMILIDOEBBIRI

6to 1 apt Gratitude it) I it to 1 apt Accident (t,
100 to Prime
(t) Ma- 16 te 1 Baccharometar
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13 to 1 eta:Abner (1) I 40 to 1 A i venturer (t)
100 to T Tattoo Lt) tO to 1 &mailroom t]

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100 JO Manske (1)
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PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW.

Pim I'OCNDe : 3.yr-olds, 7st 1216 ; (oar. Bet 12th; ire
and upwards, 9st 31b; the winoer to be told for 5001. ; if
for 3001. allowed Sib; if for 1001. 10th; not less thee three
horses to start withoet permiadoe of the Stewards ;setmoos,
3 eon. A.F. (1 rails 2 furleep 73 yards).
A HANDICAP Swurtrreems of 20 sows. each. and 5 only if
declared by 10 o'clock the evening before running, to go to
the weed ; for 3-yr. olds and upwards ; four to remain in,
or no race. T.Y.C. (5 furloep 140 yards).
A HANDICAP 13WINPATAIlla of 15 *DM each. 10 ft, for 2
and 3-yr-olds. T.Y.C. (5 furloup 140 yards).
A SwoinsrAzze of 10 sore each, for 2.yr-olds ; colts,
Set 10th ; 511iae, Bat Alb; the whiner to be sold for 60!. if
demanded, ko. ; if for 401., allowed 31b. T.Y.C. (5 fur-
longs 140 yards).
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Swrisersicrs of 10 soya. each, for 2-yr-olds; oohs,
Pst 10Ib ; Bst 71b ; the whom to be "old for 1501. if
demanded, he. T.Y.C. (5 furloogs 140 yards).
A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 15 sirs. each, 10 ft, for
3-yr-olds and upwards. D.I. (2 lam 119 yards).
A &LUSO HANDICAP of 10 mom each, 5 ft, for 3-yr-olds
and upwards ; the *emir to be "old for 1004 if demanded,
ht. &M. (1 mile 17 yards).
Tax Newitsaxxx DIE= of 25 "on. each, 10 ft, with
100 added, for 3-yrolds ; coil, Set 111 b ; fillies,
Set 71b ; certain penalties and allowances ; the
second to receive 100 sows.out of the stabs,
The last mile and a half of the B.C. (67 subs.)—Kish
Bangs, Mammas, Peon, Planet, Hedwortb, Moscow, Pro-
monads, Earierapee, Panne, Bold Houghton, Claremont,
Banish, Rappel. Outlaw, Belgium, Knight of Snowdon,
Master Richard, Tailor, Historian, Ivanhoe, Laverick Wells,
o by Voltigenr—Jacqueline, Wild Bar, Bearing Rein, Hooey
8.., Alliance, Aureola, Elandale, King George, Oratorio,
Kew, Copenhagen, Ackworth, ()ravine, Royal I.IOTIETS.
Fill* de l'Air, Weatherglass, Bonus, Viceroy, Scottish Chief,
Sir Roger, Harcourt, Castle Fame, Dispute, Mail Train,
Goardionan, Retails, The Count, Glandusk, Algarsife,
Coeur de Lion, Finals, Gownsman, Alpheus, Ma j Spruce,
tle New Zealand, Cas Hill. Searlet-runner, yrtilna,or, Holly-
fox, The Usher, Vagabond, c by Grosvenor—Atbaratona's
dam. Saricrcem. Oberon. Lounger (paid).
Tea Prucernisoass Brahma of 50 sow. each, h ft, for
2-yr-olds ; oohs, Bst 101 b ; fillies, Bst 81b ; winners extra ; if
the winner of the ClearveLl should have won that race car-
rying 91b extra, he is to carry 121 b extra for this race.
T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards). (28 subs.)—Moscow,., Siberia,
Mainsail, Farewell, Ostreger, The Princem of Wake, Lasts
rani, Anaemia Arabia, Juniata', c by Y. Melbourne— Maid
of Masham, Heir-at-Law, Regalia, Aline (late Comm. it
tent), Pantaloon, Bedmiaster, no Scheldt, Cladiatostr,
Doge, Lord Walidegrave, Wild Charley aby Lord of the
lales—Rogeriborres dam, Templier, Island Chief, Faust,
Solitaire„Convent, Maid Marian, Sister to Breams, Losg-
dawn, Aharia, Kildare, Lasdeser. Gardevisnrs, Olmar,
Sane-mss (paid), Chesterfield (paid). Lord of Eltham (paid).
Maroc, 100. h ft—Lord Glasgow's f by Yowls Mel-
bourne—The Reamed. against Admiral Rouse'. Saffron ;
both 2-yr-olds ; Set 10th "soh.
MATCH, 100. b ft—Mr. C. Alsamoder s Cordials, Bst Blb ;
against Mr. R. Tee Broach's Contract, 811 31b; both 2-yr-
olds. Laid half of B.M.
Mane. 100, b ft—Mr. W. G. Craven's Planet, Pet 71b;
against the Dabs of Beaufort's Black Rock. Bst lib ; both
3-yr-olds. Last seem (wimp of B.M. (Postponed from
the Tint October Mestiog.)
MATCH (no day ineetiosod), 500, IS ft—Lord Durham's
e by Voltigeur --The Wizard's dare, against Mr. Merry's
Zambezi; Set 101 b each. T.Y.C.

BETTING AT NANCHI
CAMBIIIIK

EESTER.—WzmrawAr.
ODIUM. _ _

6 to 1 opt Orstittido (t 101-50 to I awl Tattoo (all)
to 15) 10 to 1 brick (4
100 to 6 Priam Tiott• TO to 1 Malodor (t)
$lOl. (t) 26 to 1 Accident (t)
100 to 6 Bayard ,t) 16 to 1 .- Trap ,t)
100 to 6 Masada (t)

OUTWARD ARRRICAN .Malls.—The Montreal
Ocean Steam Sbip Contpaay's steamier Belgian will leave
Liverpool to-day (Thunday) for Quebec with wails for
Canada sad the United States. Oa Saturday next the
Canard Royal Rail steamer Caneda will tad for Halifax
and Bootee with the United Steam walla Letter, ha.,
intended for despatch by this steamer will be remind at
the Liverpool Getters! Post-office until 8 o'clock ►m., sad
via Cork until 11.30 p.m.

UNWILLING PARIENGER.9.—A female camel, with
her yeas! coo, arrived in Southampton yesterday, to be
loot out in the Bremen mail steamer New York to the
United States. They were accompanied by an Arab keeper.
By no contrivance could the elder camel be induced to cross
the gangway from the dock to the ship, although the Arab
tried by blows and by coaxing with a bag of este to get her
on board. The yoga' camel, about the size of a pony, mad
covered with beautifully soft silky hair, stuck to
his dam. As the tide was about to ebb, the
pilot on board the ship, became Impatient, and called out
• Have the animals gapped." A number of the German
paerieugers on board the New York rushed on shore, and,
amidst shouts of laughter, took the young camel up in their
arms and caned him bodily on to the steamer, sad the
ship wea obliged to leave the side of the dock immediately,
: leaving the she camel behind. The young camel began to
cry in the twat pitiful manner on being separated from hie
dam, and the latter, bearing the cries. moaned distressingly ;
her eyes were moistened with tears, and her head was slowly
and solemnly moving to and fro, looking for her youog one.
As length she was put into • horse box and slung on board •
stee=tug and taken out to the New York, which waited in
the stream for her.

TDB ALLEGT.D ACCIDLNT TO THII CANADIAN MAIL
ferganga JURA.—A few weeks ego a paragraph appeared in
the papers relating to a very narrow escape which the Jura
bad on the night of the god of September last, when off the
Pillars Light. In the paragraph it was stated that the Jura
was "never so near destruction." We have been favoured
with a letter from Mr. T. Buckley, of Loudon, Canada
West, who was on board at the Mace referred to, and his
letter is certainly rather instractive, as showing the critical
position of the Jars on the night in question. Mr. Buckley
says :—"On the night of the 2nd of September, when near
the Pillars Light, the pilot being on board, the following
soundings were taken:-10 fathoms, 7 fathoms, and
fathoms. These soundings occurred within a
space of twenty minutes, sad showed that we
were rapidly drifting into shoal water. When this was dis-
covered the vessel was ordered to be put about, and we
bezked Into deep water. This last sounding showed, as I
have said, 3i fathoms, or 21 feet, while the Jura drew at
lout 18 or 19 feet of water, thus we were but two or three
fest off the bottom. I was sot the only person oe board
who saw this. Amongst the number wbo saw it was Mr.
W. °lepton. of London, who will corroborate my state.
meet; also Dr. King. of Toronto; Mr. Service, merchant,
of Remittal; Mr. A. Walters, merchant, Quebec; Mr.
W. R. Hedging, of Montreal ; Mr. Rodgers. of Scale sad
Rodgers, Mark-lane, London ; and Mr. Buttes, waralmat,
of Ottawa."

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