The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-24 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1863.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SPRING MEETING.
THURSDAY.
THE ONE THOUSAND DAY.

The atteodance, though numerically not bearing com-
parison with the Two Thousand day, was in exam of any
other day of the First Spring Meeting. The " ladies' day,"
as the One Thousand Guineas day—from the fact of the
competitors being fillies--is familiarly known, was not so
extensively patrouised as last year, and the absence of," car-
riage people" was remarked. The wind continued bah-
terous, and kept up a continual cloud of dust on the Heath
all day. Racing commenced M • quarter before two
o'clock and terminated at • quarter to fire. The
whip, from which Ti.. Whiffler was withdrawn,
on amount of his owner deciding to run him this day (Fri-
day), will now be transferred to Sir Joseph Hawley, and
whilst Asteroid keeps on his legs it will be a difficult teak for
any gentleman to obtain the coveted prize. The three races
preceding the One Thousand Guineas produced good fields
and heavy speculation, but in each the favourite won. The
anxiety, however, evinced to see the numbers of the
starters for the One Thousand put up seemed to absorb the
attention of the general public. The success of Lord Stam-
ford in running first and second with lady Augusta and
Flying Fish was rue compensation for his lordship's
" seconds" during the previous days. Lady Augusta, as
soon as "the dip was reached, had all her opponents' safe,
as she came on and won in a canter, completely spread-
sealing her nine followers. The following are details of the
day's running :
A FLAIL of 100/., for 3-yr-olds and upwards. E.M.
Astley's icherstorke, by Toucludano—Lady Umiak
• Blro rthwailld's .ke Frorn—e•mai'Memr#N"
N. Daley,
Lord W.Pn7lett's Fleanor, 3 yrs,Jet; ..... r,R..115.re1n; S

The following alao ma .—rulead. Gemini Hem, eud
Madame.
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Betting : 6 to 4 apt Atberatone, 100 to 30 each apt
Poland and General He, and 5 to 1 apt the Giraffe colt.
They went away well together at the Brat attempt, and in
a few strider Eleanor rudied to the trout, but was subse-
quently passed before reaching " the bushes" by the Gi-
raffe colt, Eleanor lying mound, and Atherstooe, evidently
waiting on the pair, thud. Upon entering the cords Ford-
ham let out Atherstone, and immediately lie extended him-
self, he took the lead, continued in trout to the end, sad
won by two lengths ; Dewar a lad third ; Boland close
up ; Dassuane beaten off.
A ilaritnear SWEEMAKIB 0( 10 sou. each, for 3-yrold,de
and upwards. Lest balf of Ab. IL (9 subs.)
Lord Weatmoretand's Speedy, by The tare —fteresade
ors, sst tab (J. Leates) 1
General Shirley's Lade, 6 yes, 7st 7th J Davy) I
Mr. York's 'Jambe et Lancaster, 3 yrs. Mt 41b.. (Morns) 3
The follo*lng also ran : e by The Tapper—Catalpa, Cadiz,
and Batsman.

ltattiog : 7 to 4 apt Speedy, 3to 1 apt Lizzie, sod 5 to 1
apt aoy other. Speedy jumped away with a clear lead, wu
never caught, and woo to a canter by four lengths. Litchi
beat Blanche of Lancaster by a head ; the Catalpa colt
close up.
TES Fan HANDICAP SSEEPATALAS of 25 son, each, 15
It, for 4-yr-oldr and upwards. W tuners extra. T.M.M.
(15 subs.)
Lord atainfoors Citadel, by Nockwell—Sortle, 4 yrs,
tat 1210 J Loam, 1
Lord W. towbars pad" byte, Bet lib IN. Sharp) 2

Lord Yuruhroaalfs vinegar tlill, 6 yrs. 7s1611) . .(Unari 3
The foilowlag also ran :26kibleua Lind Fanananbe...
•

Belting 5 to 4 apt Citadel, 7to 2 apt Baldric's, and 5
to 1 each apt Paste and Vinegar Hill. The running was
made by Paste until entering the cords, when Citadel weal
to the front end won easily by three lengths. A minder
distance separated the second and third; Fansoombe and
Rubicon beaten off. _ _

THE 011 E THOUSAYD GIMIZAS STALER of 100 more, each,
h ft, far 3-yr-old fallise, Sot bib amok. JIM. (66 subs.)
Lord Stomford's Lady Augusta. by Stockwell—Meaner,
bat 1000.
Lord Stamford's Villas Mak tat letb litoPet) 2
Lord ADO:soya Cadato ;late Menlo. bat 1015 .. (J. Daley) s
The follow/lag also rah'Tornado, Cu:* TeMe-sle-
not, Atosh.,, eraltoo Leas,sad Ovid Dust.

Be-itsag; iiiitTaT.T.eiupil;dilugusta and Tornado,
sto 1 agst Marigold, 100 to 'Sage& Ameba, 100 to 8 each
apt Crofton Lass and Gold Duat, to 1 apt Flying Fah,
and' sto 1 each apt Caleau and Tassieme.Not. They
wet, capitally started, but immediately the flag fell Flying
Fish in the centre of the coarse made play, closely followed
by Cadiseu, Amelia lying neat on the whip hand, and Gold
Dust on the left, with Tornado very wide next. They ran
in this order until arriving iu " the dip," where Lady
Augusta took up the running, followed by Marigold
sod Tornado on the left, with Flying Pub and
Cadeau close up oa the right ; Amelia at this point chop-
ping away. lady Augusta contiaued iu front to the end ;
and Flying Fish and Cadean paring Marigold and Tornado,
they followed in fruitless pursuit, for Lady Augusta won
hands down by three lengths. A similar distance sepa-
rated the second and thud. Marigold was three lengths
Irma Dadaist, and Tornado several lengths from Mr. Hat,
peeve's mare. Amelia was sixth, Tease-me-not seventh,
Grafton Lam eighth, Gold Dust ninth, sad Curie cantered
in the absolute last. _ _ _

A SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sem. each, for 3-yr-olds and up-
wards. Mame and geldings allowed Site. The winner to
be sold for 100 sore if demanded, bre. Fast bell of Ab.M.
(4 subs.)
Capta in D. Lanes Southport by Filbert—Lady Mischa,
b yrs, bat 131 b (O. fordharn) 1
Lord Westroorelsotra Speedy, 4 yrs. eat Deb. “J. Dealer)
Mr. O. apeell's Strawberry UM, 3 yrs, Istl2lb (thattorter) 3
-Mies Manua &so ran.

Batting : Even OilSouthport, end 5 to 2 agid Mims Emma.
Speedy Ent made play but was quickly joined by South-
port, and ao exciting race between the pair resulted in
favour of Southport by a bead. A bad third. Strawberry
Hill on arriving at the weighing stand bolted, but Chat-
loner released himself hoot the saddle and the mare ran
into the town riderlera.

A HANDI"AI 9WILCIISTAII3 0115 move. oath, 10 ft. for
3-yr•olds wad upward.. T. Y.C. (3 subs.)
Lewd S.szeford's Cesinths. by Neununster—Queen Bee,
76_1.2.1b lA. Edwards) 1

M. Br, .f• Zara, 6 yrs. 6at 1216 ;GustattoTej 2
Baron YothsottiltEa t.tm-y, 2 )rt, 6st Mb 06. Martin) 6
. .

Betties : Even on Ceriiithst, if to 4 ept Zon., end 4 to 1
apt flattery. The latter lad natal apparelling the cords,
when she was beaten, aud Cerintha then came away, beating
Zara by a length and a half. Battery was beaten ad.
A HANDIIAP PLATE of 501. for 3-yr-ukts and upwards.
A.F. (13 subs )
Baron Itothschlid's Wingrare, by King Tom—lncurable,
4 yrs, net sib
Mr. Bastle's Harlequin, 4 ynt, let 131 b.. ...... (Fordhaun) 2.
Mr. Bunton's Foie de lira., gyre, fat 1ib....
The following also ran .—Oberue, Fig, Perseverance, Equinox,
Douche, Belle of Yorkature:

Edwards weighed for Venlig, Tat 11Ib,. whose amber mu,
hoisted upon the telegraph board, but she did sot run.
&twig : +5 to 2 apt Harlequin, 1 to 1 apt Equinox, 5 to 1
each apt Wingrave arid Fig, sod Bto I Oberon. Won by
• bend, • bad third. Fele de Gras broke away before
reaching the starter, and ran to the telegraph office before
she WM stopped.

BETTING AT MIDNIGHT.
GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP.
9 to 2 opt Malawi (t)
9 to 2 Cubioeor (t)
DERBY.
9 to 2 &got Lord Utifdan (off)
7 to 1 Itawaroui (uff)
9 to 1 B‘ochometer (off)
18 to 1 National °ward (t)
100 to 3 (..Iruival (t)
100 to 3 Hutpodar (t)
40 to 1 Jaroteutoo (t)
50 to 1 Giles the First (I)

BETTING AT MANCHILSTEIL—TatniaDAy.
GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP.
5 to 1 apt Paulo& (os)
6to 1 Carbiator (off)
CHESTER Mr.
14 to 1 apt Plover (t)
DERBY.
to 1 oaths Field (off)
4to 1 Opt MICCILIVIii (off)
16 to 1 Glsoochty colt (t)
16 to 1 Automaton (t)
18 W 1 Rimier (t)
40 W 1 Carnival (off)
66 to 1. Xeleow (t)

COGS'S or ALDZINKN. A special Court of
Aldermen we. convened yestenlay for the purpose of
affixing the City seal to documents of the several royal
hospitals. The Lord Mayor presided. Considerable din-
aatisfection was expressed at the proposition of the Chao-
cellar of the Exchequer to extend the income tax to
charitable inatitutioue. After some discussion the seals
were set to petitions from the Mayor, corurnoealty, and citi-
seas, as governors of Christ Church Hospital, Bethelem,
Bridewell, St. Bartholotnevea, sod St. Thomas's, preying, in
case of any renewal of the income tax, that the exception
therefrom of hospitals in respect to their incomes devoted
to charitable purpose* should be continued. Mr. Alderman
Copeland moved that a petition should be presented from
the Court of Aldermen, 81 governors and trustees of the
Emanuel Hospital against the proposed abolition of the
exemption from the income tax of the foods applied to
charitable purposes. The motion was agreed to.
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