The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY ZVENING, OCTOBER 19,
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Bedouins. The skittle-ground is equally rough,, SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. iLabo-blittitstius. --
and indeed necessarily so, for, as there is no open —4—__
apace at the back, the game is played at the THE LATE IiZEWMARICET SECONDOCTOBER MITROPOLITAN 01147NTY COURT&
basement of the house, where the shortness of the 1111121140., , mute day appoletod for the present week.
w nernoment 84. Martidelsen-llesday, Oct. 19; Tuesday,
range (about 25 feet) is made up for by the so: Wednesday, sal , Thursday, sat
greater weight of the bowls. We found the 70 MR 1077101 THE RIPIIIIMa. DLOONSIVIIT, tortland•roed.-Wediseedsg, Oat 111; Thursday,
exercise going on with great vigour on the evening SIR,--jbe forty
r-ifour actual contests that came I ri_ri-452._.2:2.
wankb.e.mid._Theictuy,
Oct.
20 ;
wean.
of our visit, and the crashing of the missiles among off! at lb. te.Nree: - . - kielleill will show. eirrnicedy, H.
the pins may be heard sullenly reverberating even ttoos,ereg:::::11 7ZsL k i n°l P;lrnn., l yaF.ith . .fig"io ton 4,,d aY t l thee•dtjet4 I :
_./IDITC...
„N. Old.
_44.raeonsroluy; niaa._ ,
y.; to , Thursday, re.
at the top of the house, where the more studious sit eve raw., with t wo.y „dd. 'mimed. bri,iiii out . betty olso7rute, kiZeot.eist,4,.2;OOelly. Oct. 2 Oct.iiTt.oo2.
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reading. In fact, so energetic are the players some- Derby colts than the Myron, colt, Pisa= sad lionehemp, I Friday, TS
tunes that a little while ago they nearly knocked and the performance of the Mat seined., who beat the other Warverrogra (louthstrast).-Wedoesday, Oct II ; Thurs•
et
down one of the brick piers of the upper walls. Thetwo,
. was Newel, le reel as that of Clint oe Toms* for de,,
u . with her 31b penalty, beat Planet u far as the Physa-
damage was soon repaired by the members them- lie colt did over the same course ; and after Tomato beat
selves ; for, as the frequenters of the club consist signalman out of sight the latter run the Plush colt to a
chiefly of artificers (though with an odd sprinkling neck when giving him Sib, which weight would just
of the incongruous element of lawyers' clerks), any about bring the Plush colt and the Physalia colt together on
work that may be required about the place is done ' r_ts_rt"e
between-" tShtakem." irnirmae4ihfusor teheiTf were
rred totyt try,
free of charge and without calling in extraneous lengths
beat Tomato ahead in the First October heeling, is far
help. Bagatelle is played in the upper rooms, and before the best colt sent out lastMesk, and Lord Glasgow's
the losers at this game, and at okittles, pay a half- son of Brother to Bird-on-the-Wing and Pitmans moot =-
penny, which goes to the benefit of the club, and prove every eases that he promisee to do ever to become a
formidable rival to Ely, while Planet and litoochamp, who
thus supplies the zest of betting without its de-
ewerever willitelaitaiLhit,.,.
foutr heir:l...to bedes_p_lead._ if_thii_y_
_eh. could..
moralisation. In the last quarter the some thus
accruing amounted to 31. fa. The refreshments prushou, sso-ollis loohjaeog us 01-.7.,-.76-zoii-zrm:
sold in the same term brought 11. fie. 4d., giving a figured in public for the first time is the Clearing' or Peen-
profit of 10s. 3d. The club now consists of about dergast, only Bonus, who wants plenty of Mom, promisee to
WO members, at 2d. weekly, or Is. Gd. a quarter. teru,_oot_Of wore than the. average stamp; hot UT...minor,
The library contains about 160 books, mostly iee.:=.elear. contested
Tame..id really s good el__
_w_
given. In the same room with these books .c.,;a7,a7 young Ree,d. No Neme. sh'ireg;shro :,ow
we noticed an interesting little museum flay, Attmetke, Linda, . Ostentatior, &oldy-
of shells, mineralogical specimens, skulls kdoi, Antoinette, the cat :her dem filly by Young
of animals, seaweed, &c. These objects are partly lienew"we,;
and ortabcet.iWeLf€l7:7 w
con e,ll dletiner4ll,,
lent by one of the managing members of the club, tae
philles, the Flutter colt, Yam I= earLnaky°ErtaiMay all
and partly are the property of the club itself. am bata„dva gem, 81,4,, mermaid, aimed her-
Busts, maps, prints, and coloured drawings bang self os Friday ; and when the moderate Privateer could 1
about the walls, and some of the members mos- beat her, she must have been a very different filly to that
sionally make little excursions with • view to col- we saw defeat Cr" at Ascot and run awe op with Cam-
looting any inexpensive curiosities that may fall in cabuir iratlttAshaimechhiiiread .crilotriatheltDirNiZarbektt.king"alte
their way. In this, as in all the other clubs, gifts row. As is Is, the p,,,,,g0u50s of Crytheia on Monday
of telescopes, microscopes, and other instruments said but little (whips, it being a question whether she wee
capable of being applied to scientific recreation, are entitled to have brat= Young Rapid.
greatly coveted. The mauagemeut is vested en- Tee OsseSsrlil_sh Free bad ill lecto"..alul fort.hsta!!is
tirely in the bands of the members, who elect their , flZa for ir.eilmerom .„:::'2l, cio the
b. 10.'1,:.. the
own committee, president, treasurer and secretary. ma, um,,,,e,,4 Jack iii7.l7. 81,,,,kd0w5, 75'=•...i'red-s.
There are elutes for natural history,: elocution, ria,:',antail, Blood'', Cariabrook, Chugs, Sillistoos,
singing, English history, reading, writing, arith- Avg, and Romano& The ball dozen last
metro, and drawing. A " free and easy," for sing- sale sewer ebewerl.Premieeeels la id Tuesday's cootie;
ing, concertina-playing, recitations, smoking, and sad a lb. 'I'M raven bletewees Jack el lieut.%
Umpire, and Smonierside exhibited the great= speed for
social intercourse, is held every Saturday night, and the OnminAgeshini distance, although Umpire will Not
is largely attended. In the Discussion Class sub- like the hill, end mad be throws overhand completely.
jests are sometimes debated for several nighty Thane was nothing like a Cambtidgeshire paces_ however,
after the first =2, mile bed 1 366 cove red, aad, Lions
_., wan
and recently the respective claims of the Northern
and Southern States of America to the consideration 076.77 , Bmita"onedueDmPellieed7 'o mm °sea' ae roft:rd
Fa-
of Englishmen were argued at great length. The at Lhouioes pugorn„,,,,P2'7. But she as hoed to sumo,
great advantage of these intellectual combats is Me &emelt% for there eon be noquatios about the Cesare-
that they stimulate the ill-instructed to look up the witch I inif • true-run Moe, as adnromeat of which I need
subject for themselves ; thus, during the progress 0017 point to the hot .of being so far
of the American debate, several members eagerly betwhices" tajmeiek ef,„,rum"eititeciail'enuriZimiof beisfrormeDukiDn'timro (Big°,
read the history of the United States. Extreme boos D. Boy at bier) bad tried /damn" and
Chartist opinions, of the Fergus O'Connor and Lioness had be= measured with the Heave, who ran Jack
Brouterre O'Brien order, are to be found amongst of Hearts to • bead at Doncaster. Nevertheless, it was
some of the members, but not amongst the majority, heedlY the thing Shet,B,hlhdeld Amid dahh se fey before
Drummer Boy when giving bim Ilb, after the latter s defeat
with whom they are rather subjects for mem- of him for wooed plus to Duicibella at Doncaster, when
ment. Religious discussion, by a kind of tacit conceding 7Th; and this an only be amounted for by the
consent, is avoided. flanoultiou that Mr. Naylor's horse did not like the extra
While speaking of the Crown-street institution, half-mil. Emblem ran a thorough impostor, and Umpire
we may mention that the very first Working Men's as big a rotrusas everi;3obetafttlare outsid
Beal e lot never gaveu t
hmlfte.
Cub, properly so called, was started on teetotal smile hem hems, and the has been about Li most
principles in 1851, by some of the active workers in Amami a. km, have had for eons time. Lion,ss
the present club, and failed because of its too wee am of the first animals introduced into
exclusive appeal. Mr. J. T. Dexter, the late the marlist, sad she was backed so confidently that very
assistant-secretary to the Working Men's Club and few casein found great favour with the public generally,
Institute Union, who furnishes us with the infor- Only saves
Or yrertriteembeikiliincegp is
Icylitnr!
mation, adds that, "the movement has been Ilr•- tared out a very good one but fee the mistake would
with
dually developing nearly the whole time the tem- reference to Limas% ability, which was quite excusable
perance reform has been systematically advocated; ormoadosiag how she figured at Reading only a month
many of the earlier teetotal societies having esta- Were the weights appeared. The handicapper did not
viva her petty creditpirertorking th• awl. so condo;
bliahed meetings for conversation, singing, and ,74 cae souls uls mow so ouso mi. mu, o
music, the sale of refreshments, brass bands, de- mesa maws that arc es, a ..-ar,--„. idaw/Wlasma ban;
bating clews, &0., besides provident and other out bet ease before her Seeding exlibitioa The only
clubs. There are now about twelve of these embryo is.ten to adept in haute Is to tryst all b. WO allio....whether
clubs existing in London. So narrowly did the eweTheleolf to what are Premised to he She "NW ov the
movement escape being brought into notice under " gistimmm" ct'at tiohlturiana;lhatesee *albeit's...Pouf itvel. gin
temperance auspices, and with another name than mous'. eein w a "amt. messose
es or, It, mead, to rams that
the present, on a grand scale, that in 1858-9, when if Liwasm's tee performances displayed her tees foes
clubs were acaresiy talked about anywhere, several she would Wren have burn . morers4 fir • see
temperance societies in South London held private ELM the Ceserewiteh, as she would have in dram at say
conferences and social gatherings, fur the discus- rhasight The matoh between Carnival end Oteekeisses yes
Duly other event of the meeting worth touching ,
sion of a proposal (for which I was one of the aaa iss melt mesa the suspicion whether wawa abet a
sponsors) to establish an institution bread and superior hone to Macaroei over his own distance, tor he
liberal enough to tempt working men from public- ire Cbeiwiloto• the Tem • stone hell_ %lop se ,s_ho_t foe the
houses, educate them, and generally cultivate their umht whether he will be reelly "mu 'er s"" '''""ela".
ies, the talents ke • peat favourite.
social sympathies." sh
The meeting atwould Lincolnma onhim Monday sad Tuesday. with
The present Soho Club has not yet been in exist- that at K also on Wednesday and Thureday, will Dot erste a
ence a year yet it already looks forward to being mat deal of excitement. Atherton. and Belly Edmond
may
self-supporting, meet in the Lincolnshire Handicap, their clam Wog so good
Within five weeks the club was in full that the 7 "I worth standing ie Pretenetee te themes Z
with about 140 members. operation, lighter weigh* and Rally Edmond ought to win after h
brMisist at Newmarket. Topsy is more suited
The st. Martin's-in-the-Fields Working Men's te the /ails Witham Handicap on the second day, when
Club and Institute, which we next visited, was only we have the Lied= Nursery Handicap, with Land of the
opened on klichaelmeeday, so that it is impossible West not at all fillresaod, thee hellos Week._ tier ..how
to judge as yet what chances it may have of °web he bed ht had whew whit* b00m...0il mew the 'int
October week. For the two principal at Kelso-
ultimate suoccia. In the first week of its existence Tbs goobstsysod Boadsa-Lteasea eie-ea Rod she has
it bad 85 weekly members at 2d., 14 annual mem- matins fear and &audio be seat earth, ke having run
bets (mostly tradesmen) at 5e., and 46 quarterly at too forward in the Ossarewitek. wee meeting her on takes
es
Bd. This was very well to begin with. The worse terms, to be despised. A two.vesr-oad sweepstakes
class of workmen attending the rooms is evidently le the only other important item in the list, and that is
more cultivated than that which is found at the redemdtwat
forte a matchlbetween Persoasiou and Dawrittle
Soho, and includes, we are informed, many corn- am,
pwitors. The house (No. 5, Great May's-buddings, LINCOLN AUTUMN MEETING.
St. Martin's-lane) is old-fashioned, but extremely ToIIIDAT.
comfortable, and, being well lighted at night, looks Tax GIMP NATIONAL ADMIX ersitriacamis alO sou.
cheerful and inviting. Only a portion of the stake.as* 5 (t• will' 80 added ; winners "Sr" wooed 4" save his
Aboet four miles. (17 Enka, 6 declared.)
dwelling is rented by the club. The go-age aUs Age st lb
vernment is much the same as that of medeee
the institution in Crown-street, the object being to 7.7.70/A a 11 &Ivor Ma? 6 10 3
a 11 Decadence 4 91e
leave the directing power in the hands of officers Mary Ann a 10 Reporter
elected by the members themselves, and requiring Ina" a
110 Endue witch a 9 6
HaailMeirAJ6l6.l:7;l4LAPIO 01 DV ruhNni : 3'er-elde• f 4
re election every six months. The club is open on
week days from 7 a.m. till 11 p.m., and on Setae- flub ; four, 9at nb; five aod upwarda.9•llllb. Two miles,
days till 12, On Sundays it is open for refresh- Teams by 9 o'clock the evening before male&
manta and reading only, from 9 a. m. till halt-past Tnit WYMAN HANDICAP of 5 Km. each, 2ft to the teed,
10
Lai.,
and from 5
p.m. tiff if p.m. Gamb • a with *added. for allages ; wino= extra; sewed to see
of all kinds is strictly prohibited. A "free and"' hilulsks. Ore ilikage• (leitnibbs.) age se lis
easy "is held on Wednesday evenings, and various e_,__Makil of Ge Mai. - a a 7 Golden Deep 3 7 0
classes for elementary instruction have been or are '""`"''''
4 8 4 ForaMatlM. . ..... 8 elll
elan el 4 8 0 Quicksand II 6 e
on the eve of being commenced. A discussion
is also to be formed. Theview of clubs taken by the „........
leaders of this institution is that they are purely seen- iaa'-' /amen jg 2 7 2 :" „, a 100 .4 ~,Paid, for
lar -
The engines for the production of non-religious good. 11-yeelds ; whom extra. Six furlongs.
It was originally intended, if suitable premises could W at I st lb
have been got, to establish a single men's home, and e llea" 8 Sane &ore 7
8 I by Teddington
the Rev. Mr. Swabsy (one of the gentlemen bistro- Chalet 8 lases'. Daughter .... 7
mental in getting up the club) wished for the sale beesley,,..
in moderate quantities of fermented liquor; ; but thief&siege
7 Deingiet
both these projects were abandoned, or, more ~._,Feueee.lert 7 Chalybeete
properly speaking, the first was given up and the anjacji,',Zee" 7 f by Cariboo-Secret
Treasu
' 1 second lost in committee. ne Golden laws 7 7 re 7
Our examination of other London clubs we must Tan linmearne ttatuarti &ram ci 5 pay. "soh, with
defer to a subsequent paper. 25 added ; 2 yr.okb. let' three, Bsi 121 b ; four, 9st Mb
live
ee and upwards, Set 7lb ; Ealing aid ether alloweams.
G mile.
Tea Coesmaros &umiak ( ) of 3 iova each,
with 20 added ; for all ape ; a winner alt., the weights
appear, 71b extra. Six furless,.

Thomas MocortAg, 48 years of age, well known to Use
• described aa a commission agent, and who has bee i
several times coevickd of smog! was brought before
Mr. Partridge, on a warraat, ch with swinellieg.
About the latter end of August last she pi hover called on
Mr. Jobe Gluck, • clothier, is Langley-pies, Commercial-
road East, aed was cemented for a snit of clothes which was
to oast 31. The prisoner was informed that the clothes
would be ready for him on the Saturday followiag. The
prosecutor left his house at three o'clock on Saturday after-
noon, and did not return until twelve o'clock. In hi alllllol3o
the prisoner obtained the suit of clothes of Mr. Cluck's
ehopman he drategan. He produced four shame of the
" Bulkeley Coal. Ironstone, and Fweclay Cowpony (Limited),
Carearvoeshire ; copilot 20,0001. in 20,000 shares of U.
each ; office, F•looireourt. Fleet-sheet -" and said be
bad met Mr. Gluck in the street, and he had Pur-
chased the shares of him for Si., that he was to
receive the clothes in pert payment, cad the other Si. on the
following Monday morning. The documents bad been
printed from a finely engraved copperplate. Mr. Glnek's
shopmae, en the faith of the prisoner's repress=
delivered the clothes to him. Mr. Gluck, when he
home, received the worthless documents, and went to the
*Moss of the " Bulkeley Coal, Iroestoue, and Mucky Own-
pany," in Falcon-court, Fleet-street. bat could find no one
there. He believed the company was a myth. He never
met the prisoner in the street nor agreed to give lice 81. for
the shins, and be had ascertained the prisoner was a com-
mon swindler and smuggler, of 26. Nightingele.larre.
Mr. Partridge was of opinion this was not • false pretence
within the meaning of the act of parliament. The prisoner
had told a lie, but that did not amount to a false pretence.
The clothes were made, and parted with by the shopman
without any conditions. The prisoner bad sailed very near
the wind, but he must be discharged.

OPINING or TIP WORKING MIN'S OMB IN
Pournwasii.— Os (Saturday eveausg, this club, the peti-
tionary meeting for the formai°. of which wee held about
three weeks ago, enatemesd its of
at tie Albert
lestitutios, Gravel-lase; the me of which has bees kindly
plead at the dimmed of the 'pmvisimial coniniittes by the
ROW. J. Brows, of Chriat Church, Blackfriors•road, until
suitable premises are obtained for the wannest Iccation
of the club. The huge room (a smaller use being set apart
for smoking) was opined at Owe o'clock, the various tables
being well supplied with Busmen', pariorlicals, obese,
draughts, kc. A bagatelle table is deo provided, and use
comer of the room is sat apartifor the sale of refreslimenta.
Much pleasure was added to the evening's proceedings by
Mr. Hremer's performance on the harmooinnt. At 9 o'cioa
• mimics was held, presided over by Mr.
Sabine, • member el the pronakeal committee,
when addresses were delivered, explaaatoev of
the Minns of eroding men's clubs, by Megan. CoeboUy
*moos, 8. S. Taylor (boo. sec.), and Mr. Gamily Peyton,
lb. assists/it secretary of the Central Ulnas, 180, Strand.
Nearly 100 workiegnm took tickets of ammherelip—tbe
mineriptiosi being only twopmee per weak, It is intended
to add satertainmenta, lectures, sad • dissuesim elan ais
mom as the momary arrangmesta ors completed. The
Blab will be open free every evening LIM week.
RUT AL COLLTGB or Sososows OP 'NOLAND.
no follow* members of the college having leen dada
fellows at previous meeting. of the conoril, were admitted
as nick ea the 15th Met, via :—Miser,. Thomas Bausch
Humphreys, of 'frisityaquire, Towerbill, diploma of
membership dated Oct. 16. 1840; George Edward Dun.
aterville, Clam of Good Hope, Anglin 13,1841 ; George
Taylor, of Derby, May 6,184!. At the mama atattista ef the
muesli Mr. A Manis,of Liverpeol.a Ilona Mate of the Faculty
of Physicist's sod &neon. of Olsagow, hie diploma
date Hay 8, 1860, was admitted an ad modem membebsuriaj
the college. Professor Fergiunon, F. 11.8.. of Hinge Colley%
bas beam elected profaner of ham.* anatomy and surgery
its the vacesey mosneeed by the naigastios of froksoce
Bolly, F.R .8.

LONDON BETTING--SartrutA9.
CAIIBILIDGMHIAL
9 to 2 apt Litoosiaa (of, tsto 1)
100 to 7 Strain It)
6 to 1 Cateb.'ina-Alive (oil, t ICO to 15)
100 to 6 Exchequer (off)
17 to 1 Carnival (W. 10 to 1 taken freely
with a2O to 1 Bathilde (DWoff) I)
ES to 1 Graodo Dame (toed off)
25 to 1 Detroit (ad)
24 to 1 Jack at Hamlin (441)
:to to 1 Borealis (t)
1000 to 30 Aa6eld (t)
1000 to 30 Cairneastio (t)
40 to 1 Hubert IC
no to 1 Ramos Bee (off)
1000 to 12) Cleooreby (t)
1000 to 10 Sloe Ilsothe (t)
1000 to 5 Umpire (off)
IMO to 5 Ceram (off)
2to 1 Catelearn Alive being lat, Zed, or
3rd (off)
DERBY.
12 to 1 apt Mr. Naylor's lot (minted)
15 to 1 BoottialtChiof (t)
16 to 1 embanks (t n
1000 to 40 Coup d'Etat (t 30 to 1)
1000 to 30 Forager (t)
1000 to 10 Miwr (t)
BETTING AT MANCHESTEE•—BATIIRDAY.
CAMBILIDOBEIBIBB.
11 to 2 apt Unwise (t)_
11 to 2 C..atob4ea Mho (t)
14 to 1 Carnival (t)
15 to 1 ris=ser (i)
16 to 1
MI to 1 Doled Br
33 to 1 Graodo Dare ft)
40 to 1 Darrorontso4)
50 to 1 Tobin° (of)
66 to 1 Omura (af)
100 le 1 Gisiebeeek (I)

dented's great experiment, step by step, has
beam detelagml, wall the later* laoprommeste hare alma vs
the tan/anise magnetic telegraph. Herring's Magnetic Bruise
sad Coots are sun ay perfected time Mop am %stalling is N-
aiades th. odour to pep Isar, and weft reseslght aid iterestra
harische.—N.g. °metalslia era bei Miedia—Ofitces, at, 1..
slaghsg-steast. L. thal