The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-14 00:00:00

SPORTING

SECOND OCTOBER

rNTELLIGBNCE.

MOSEYING,—TBuae ay,
kin moraine the weather was of the meet brilliant de-
liertption, aa egresable cluage alter the cold cutting wind
which has prevailed as the heath all the week. At the
ruses last night the Wanderers Ina /azge, and emulation
was carried on with acme spirit The match to come off
to-menew between lord Glasgow's General Peel and Lord
Stamford's Cembuman for 500 aces., created great interest.
Mr. Jackson evidently strongly fancies Cambiums. for on
entering the room he evinced his seziety by offering to take
1,000 to 81)0; not being accommodated he would not be de-
nied, but backed the Osumi for 401.7. level mosey. After
this, • well-known member of the turf offered to lay 1,100
to 1,000, amidst • deal of "chaff ;" this, however, would
not suit, but Mr. Jackson vociferated that he would
take " twenty-five hundred to two thousands." The
noble owner of General Peel quietly remarked it was
refreshing to observe those who had usually supported his
hones now laying whist them. The betting on the
Cambridgeshire was lively, but not heavy, Prince Plausible,
Stoekinger, Muezzin, and Adventurer, being the animals
most in demand, but we may remark that Gratitude would
have received substantial support at anything over 6 to 1.
On the Derby bat little was done beyond offering various
primy as animals were named, and but one was backed,
vu., Lord Glasgow's Brother to Mini* for 1001. at 40 to 1.
The daily settling, usual at Newmarket, was carried on in
frost of the rooms this morning, and the facilities with which
money exchanged hands showed the money market
to be in • very easy and healthy state.
All seemed anxious to speenlete on the Cam-
bridgeshire, which assumes • still more open character
from the success of Saccharometer in the Outlands Plate
over the Cambridgeshire course, Lord Strathmore's colt
being prominently mentioned for the greet race of the
Boughton Meeting. The card presented • meagre aspect,
for although it contained *levee events to be decided, still
the appearance of two matches with but moderate enamels,
a Sweepstakes of 300 wive. with two left in, and a walk over,
detracted most of the interest from it. The lint event, ap-
pointed at 12, was a Plate of 501. for 2-yr-olds and
upwards. Five went to the post, Baron Rothschild
being represented by Hippolyte, who remained with
her hones until arriving within the cords, when
she came away, and won easily by a length from
Strafford. In the match over the Cesarewitch course, be-
tween Mr. Perry's Oldruinster and Mr. Hughes' Bar badoes,
the " y oung en," in receipt of 3st, was made the favourite,
bat be was beaten early in the race. The Newmarket Oaks
brought out halt • dozen, of which Baron Rothschild sent
three to the post, viz., Breeze, Tomato, and Realise. Fills
de l'Air represented the French stable, and her appearance
was looked for with some anxiety, as it was thought by
many good judges that Breeze, who was meeting the French
reprereutative on 41b better terms than in the Oaks, might
possibly reverse the Epsom running, but the result of the
yam, to which Fill* de l'Air won by three lengths, proved
the co. rectum of the judgment of those who laid 7 to 4on
bet. The Bermes mooed and third strings were out of the
race soon after the etart. The match over the T.Y.C. proved
the handicapping ability of Admiral Rout whose filly
Saffron beat • filly of Lord Glaagow's by three lengths. A
Sweepstakes of 10 sore, each was woo by Mr. Jackson's ADD.
dole, beating the two favourites. Lemonade and Lady Ab-
bess, easily by three-quarters of • length. Gay Deceiver ap-
propriately enough was last. • Sweepstakes of 10 uet
was won by Lord Westmoreland's colt by Lizebtos--Se-
renade, beating seven others. Antoinette won the sweep-
stakes for 3-yr-olds over the T.Y.C., beating Loid West-
moreland's Caber by three lengths. The air became very
chilly and the sky cloudy, rendering the appearance of the
heath somewhat dreary, compared with the early part of the
day. General Peel DOW walked over fee the 500 8011.
Sweepstakes, and the horse was followed by a crowd as he
walked from the paddock, all anxious to get • look at the
snood in the Derby sad Leger. The hone appeared in fine
condition, and greatly mermaid the confideoce of those who
had already supported him for his match with Cambuacan.
A Handicap Plate for 3-yr-olds and upwards brought out
eleven, the largest field of the day, sad was woo by Lord
Wiltoo's Wandering Minstrel. who won very made. So
good • thing was it considered that odds of 11 to 8 were
laid on Jemmy Grinishaw's mount. The details of running
will be found fully described below :
A Pun of 501., for 2.yr-olds and upwards ; certain
penalties and allowances. R.M. (1 mile and 17 yards.)
Boron ItothschUd'a Hippolyto. by King Tom—Daughter
of the Star, 3 3rs, At 31to (Wells) 1
Lord Inasuoves straiford. 3 Tre, est 510 sPereham) 2
Lord l'xbridg.e .!criuurtu..! 33"._ Got (Doline) 3

-01orhttte and Mtn laugh also ran
Betting : 45 to 20 ou Hippolyta, 5 to 1 opt Strafford, 100
to 15 apt Edinburgh, and 100 to 8 apt any other. Glon.tte
made play with a clam lead to the top of the Bathes Hill,
where the competitors closed, except Edinburgh, who was
beaten off, and a pretty race ensued into " the dip." These
Hippolyta took the lead and woo by a length, Arkansas
only being beaten a heed from Strafford for mooed Pacts.
MOMarco : Cmarewitch coarse (2 mils' 2 lurloop 28 yards).
f.
Mr. Perry's 014mlosier. by Kairraltuter—ifybit, a yrs,
tot 71b
Mr. T. Ilughs.'s Barbadoes, S yrs, 64 :lb iLosies) 2
Betting : ri to 4 on Barbados,. Oldmlaater made play
throughout, and won easily by half a length.
Ntwitanzgr Oses, a Sweepstakes of 25 soya. each ;
10 ft, with 100 added ; for 3-yr-old fillies, ilea 10lb ; the
meted to receive 100 son, out of the stakes. Certain win-
some extra. T.M.M. (1 mile 7 furlongs 158 yards). (51
wk.)

Cali F. de Lagaw's Filie de FAIr by Fangbralagb
—Pan3ae by Volcano (bead in Franc*. hst Sib 3ne
7lber Edwards) 1
Boron Rothacidld's Bees" es: 1316 (leas 31ba es Wells: I
Yr. John Day's Tenerdre. eat 1.11)
The followind also ran . Tomato. and Atincula.
Betting : 7 to 4 on Fills de l'Air, 5 to 1 eget Breese, 6 to
1 apt Toast-die, 10 to 1 agst Auricae, and 100 to 8 offered
each apt Tolautto and E•llialt. With the exception of
Anneals, who never could go the pace, the reel kept in
eke, company for half the distaoce, when Tomato gave
way, and before entering the cords another of " the
Baron's " three had received her quietus. Fills de l'Air anti
Breese were the only two going /sally, and Tenerife being
padually left in the rear upon entering the cords, the result
looked a match, until the French mare came away from
Brews half way up the 17(411, and wog easily by three
Luella. I. similar dirtance separated the second and third.
The ahem were Wotan off.
Nerve ; Sot 101 b each. T.T.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards).
100, h. ft.
. _ _

kilaslral Boss's Saffron, by Yellow Jack —Psetryeeok
(3. Bad 1
Lord GLvego• a 1 by Y. Melbourne—The Rescued
Betting : 7 to 4 on Saffron, who mad* pla (lordhenty
throughout, 2
and was by three length&
A SIMPSTAILIS of 10 son. each, for 2.yr-olds and up-
wards. The wiener to be sold for 300 son. if demanded,
ke. T.Y.C. furlongs 140 yards). (10 EOM)
lir. Jackson i AuUdote, by Kulgotoo—Aconite, 4 yrs,
9st Mb J. Doyle'. 1
Kr. W. b. Morris's Lady Abbr.'s. a yes, Vet 31b Custencel 2
Mr. Payni• Lemonade, rs, Ost 131 b J. Orlovehaw)
The following also ran:—Gay Deceiver, Illatortou, Herschel,
lasi Shenk and BeWfser.
Tag BWIIPSTAILIaI Of 10 sore. each. for Zyr-olds ; colts,
Set 1016 ; sad fillies, Sat 810. The winner to be sold for
150 sows. if demanded, &c. T.Y.C. (5 ftisloop 140 yards).
(13 sobs.)
Lord Westmorland's e by lambton —Serenade. 54 lolb
Yr. R. Button's Mongrel, Bst Sib (J. 'ThGoatee 1
omas, 2
Mr. Jackson s Mt alb J Doyle) 3
OM Ossamb
The lollowlrag slim ran :—Blalto, Orloff, Browu Babel,
y
A sviELYbrAKICS of 10 11023. each, for 3-yr-olds ; oohs.
Set 101 b. ; det 71b ; the WIDOer to be sold for 100 sore,
ke., if demanded. T. Y. C. (5 furlongs 140 yards) (4 subs.)
Mr. W. Morrie. Autolnette by Chevalier d'hadustrie—
mt 7lb (Ouch! 1
Lord Weetmorland's Usher, bait 101 b
Mr. JGraham • Land of the West, est 101b.,J.Nighttallailk
Batting : 5 to 2 onAntoinette, who made an the ramie,.
OM woe by three lengths. Land of the West wee a bad
WEL The eloper was claimed by Lord Westmorland.
A HANDICAP PLAT'S of 100 sere. ; for 3-yr.olds and up-
wards. A. (I mile 2 furloop 73 yards.)
Loyd Wilton's Wandering Minstrel, by Favdango—Oad-
about. 3 yrs. tot Sib rJ. Griroshaw) 1
Lord Nateusen's Moulrey. 3 yrs, fist 13Ib . ... milnsotil 2
Mr. R. Hudson's Cathedral, S yes, tut 121 b Carroll;
Tao /Mowing al.. ran :—Dbabpointsueut, Queen of bpnia,
Troublesome. Ma:oral; bold Duet, Castle Ewe, Pearl Diver,
and nut.

Tat Bunny %was of 100 save; each, h ft, for :1-ye.olds;
fillies bet illib each. Lass thees-cotarters of 11.11. (11
■

1-.c4d.. Glasgow's White Duck, by Tozoplillitc—Dbyealls, Sat
1olb
Sir. bos es's K Luinska, set 1.2 b 'istunall%
Mr. Pt; a lvatent, set 10Ib B. brtrashawl S
Zulette oho raft
Eteitits ! to 4 sgri White Pack, 11 to 4 art Calmat,
3to 1 Klarioska. Woo by threerioestars of !teeth ; •
meek betwees wood and third. Zolott• bootee off.
A Se [Er-I'm:Le of J 0 move. each, h ft, for 2-tr•rdda ;
mate, tit 101 b 616. frothy Stakes Coarse.
Str.loreph Llawley's bettuu..ster, by N —Sewn*
Sst •Wells, I
Mr. Naylor's Itlondlna, Set CIL Cballoncr; 2
Demme 11 to 10 no Bedmiamter, who made .11 the ma-
nia& end woe by thrrltesttm.

A SWEir+T ars of :100 st;rs. each, 200 ft. for 3Jr•olda ;
salts, Sot 1001; fillies. 84 71b. Allowances.
Lord (::,sgus's thueral Ptel, 9st ,iiicludiug Mb extra).

BETTING AT MIDNIGHT.
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100 to IS apt G . ratitnao ,t) lb So 1 apt Primo Plaa.
100 to 8 Stoclunger Idble
IS to 1 /trick t M 11 $ 1 Adman's, ~t)
100 to 7 Tattoo II 100 to 6 Accident (t fi
196 to Muezzin ,t,

II to 10 apt 6,
BETTING AT MANCHESTER—TaczaDAT.
c.OM BR I Dt: I,IIIU.
ICA to lb *gat Gratitude I 15 to 1 apt Accident:tate)
100 to 0 !Vlore rhumba ro to I litaysrd,t)
'NU 34 to 1 —114117 rib, ft)
14 to I 116eszin 100 to 1 134abaroototer
106 to 6 Stoektogrr
100 to 0 Tattoo toff, 40 to 1 Advastarer(yd)

I'CR.
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ROYAL NAVAL Ftstisays.-20,517 applications
had been received and 17.769 volunteers enrolled to ibis re-
serve op to the 30th tilt. Of that number, 47 pomess oar-
tificatee of rompeteccy as masters, 647 possess certificate' of
competency as matte. 19 poser eertiagates of gerriso as
modem cod 60 passes certillettee of service' se matte;
total, 773. The torte alto ilk:lodes 2,635 petty 'Acne to
the aterebast react.