The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-10 00:00:00

ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.

A new musical drama, or drama with music,
called The Baronet Abroad ohd the Rustic Prima Los's,
was produced at this house last night, and deservedly re-
ceived with favour. It is • clever and entertaining little
piece.

The only singing part is Suzette, performed by Mho
Roden, a young lady of whose vocal talents we have repeat-
edly had occasion to speak very highly. It now appears that
she is also a pretty and pleasing actress. The masse song by
her consisted of airs, or snatches of aim, frem favourite
operas, Mozart, Rossini, Verdi, as., and she sang them
charmingly, with a beautiful voice, brilliant execution, said
great purity of style. She 114/1 applauded to the echo, and
some of the airs were vehemently encored.
The character of the Baronet wu played by Mr. Frank
Matthews, Alphonse (the young farmer) by Mr. Ashley,
Loup term (the robber) by Mr. J. Johnstorie, and the
Commissary of Polk* by Mr. W. Chamberlains,. The pea
deserves a run, and probably will have one.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING.
WEDNESDAY•

An improvement in the attendance was observable to-day.
the weather, although somewhat cold, being more favour-
able than yesterday. The programme for the day, which
included the Nursery Handicap, (for which 36 were coloured
on the card) promised some good sport, and several of the
races were most exciting. Tue first event, the Handicap
Hurdle Mace, brought out .even runners, the top weight,
Marble Hill, being backed against the held ; but the result
was in favour of West Eud, who won, after a moat exciting
race with the other two placed, by a head. Eleven *De-
tested the Handicap Plate of 44) so‘a. and Birdfinder was
selected by the talent, although at the finish
Saccharoceeter was an omallt good favourite • but J.
i:rimahaw getting off with a clear lead, never
was headed, and won by two lengths. The Sefton Handi-
cap, with 37 entries, only attracted four to the poet, and
proved the good thing tile betting indicated for Welbeck,
who won easily. The four who ran for the Selling Stakes
were all backed, and sto 2 was offered ou the held. The
race from the distance was confined to Beasy and Usher, the
latter in waiting tripping sully at the Seidl by a length.
Nine faced the Harter for the Nursery, which was a dis-
astrous race for the centlemen who selected Edinburgh for
favouritism, but he only got second to Lion, who won cle-
verly at the blush by a length. Puss, a great favourite for
the Welter Handicap, was beaten, alter • good race, by Ar-
mourer ; and the Juvenile Stakes ended in a walk over for
Lady Tearie.
A HANDICAP Hear= Race of 3 rove. each, with 40 added;
winners extra. Two mile., over air flights of hurtles.

Mr. T. V. adlow s West End, by West Australian—Lady
Evelyn, if yrs, flat 121 b LW. Wink) 1
Mr. ,hues'. I iimasan, ti yr,, lti,,t 211, G Waddington, g
Mr S liarvey'. Stanton, ti yr., I)st lull iJ sines, 3
Tin tidos. ing also ran :-51siiile 11111, Russ, Munsxu, and
WIN buck.

Betting : Even on Marble lid!, 6 to 1 each apt West
End and Bcas, and 10 to I each eget Bowman,l,Morocco, and
Stanton. Morocco made play, followed by Stanton and
Bowman, Marble Hill and West End lying next, and Wild
Duck last. They ran thus at a poor pace past the stand,
and no variation occurred till jumping the second hurdles,
where the favourite passed Stanton (who fenced slovenly),
but after getting over the obstacles, :Amgen resumed the
second place. At the Canal•lindge the pane was improved,
and half way along the Canal side Marble Hill took up the
running, followed by Stanton, Bowman, and West End,
Morocco having dropped into the rear. Bounding the turn
tut* the straight Roas ran into a forward position, he and
West End jumping the last hurdles but one toge-
ther. At the distance Ross was beaten, and
Stanton and Bowman joined West• End, the three running
home a splendid race, which resulted in favour of West-
End by a head, a neck only separating the second and third.
Ross was a bad fourth, and Mashie Hill fifth. Nothing
else pawed the post, Wild Duck walking in last.
A IiANDIcAP PLATE of 40 soya., for all ages ; whams
extra. T I.C. Half a mile. (27 subs.)
Mr. Chem Lirdftuiler, bl T,M.Lugton—Birdtrap,
T.
tat l.l Ortmaluto; 1
Mr. T. eunolly's Saccharomiter, 4 )Ts, let l'ib..enatance,
Lard Westmorland's Practitioner, 3 )Tl, 7st llb ]fom., 3
Die following also ran Olio, Oirl, Japan, Kapunda,
Oultou ta.we, L zengc, fby liunhoal—Popsy, f by Leamington
—lirocketiaa.

Betting : 4 to 1 each apt Birdfinder and Saccharocueter,
sto Jupon, and 6 to 1 ageit Practitioner, and 10 to 1
offered eget any other. After going fifty yards Birdfindar
took up the running, was never headed, and woo by two
lengths. A length separated the second and third, and
double that distance divided the third and fourth. Jopon
was fifth, the Brocketina filly sixth, Lozenge seventh, and
Gipsy Girl last. Oulton Lowe was left at the post.
TOO Berros 1:1221D15:2P of soya. each, with 100 added ;
for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Vue mile and a quarter.
(49 subs.)
Lord t Oxide's Wdbeck, by Teddington—Mary Copp,
yrs, cat Mb
Bon. S. Haw ke't Mmourrr, lit ;lb exr. sst UHL ,Wtodurs4 2
Mr. C. Ht. tieorge't Socnut4, 5 sn, 7st 2lb %trout.) 3

allcr4;tl 11;; nuL•

Betting: 2tol on Welbeca, 3 to 1 eget Ellert3o, and
6to 1 east Armuueer. Welbei:.: made play throughout, and
woo mealy by three lengths ; tivu lengths separated the
second and third ; Ellerton dad out pass the poet.
kalE SELLING brat:l4 of 3 soy,. sash, wath 25 added, for
all ages; certain penalties and &Bowsaws. T.Y.C. (half a
mile).
Lord Westntorlands Usher. by Chatham—Gorerne-is
dam, 31r ,201.,, bat 41b 61), el' Morris, 1
Captain Stachrll's bossy, 2 yrs 2cl ~ Sat lulb ih blb eat
J. Grlroskss ) 2
Lord Uxbridgs's , 7st 41b llelme. 3

-Neil Agit al.. ran.
The betting opened at evens ou Usher, but closed at 5 to
2 each apt Csher and Jupon, 3 to 1 eget Nell Dioby. aid
100 to 30 apt Messy. The latter made play till within a
hundred yards from home, where Usher, who had been in
waiting all the way, went to the front, and won easily by a
length. Throw lengths separated the second and third ;
Nerl Digby beaten a length front Juptia. The winner wan
bought in for 130 guineas.
THE Llt EIiPOOL NcaeißT EANDICAP of 100 tan, for 2-
)i-olds winners extra. T.Y.O (half a mile.) (47 subs.)
Mr. C Lion, by it —Lioness, sit 41Ia .113
2lbex. y)
Mr. Esitretis kAluinurgh, ist lab H. tirinithatt , 2
sir C. llnaliout's Cedric, 7st t! 0. le e.h et Y Vilna. hi • X
The follow nag also ran dubiety, Naples. Malverne,
Hurst, and Anonyms.

Bathos ; i to 4 apt Edinburgh, 4 to I apt Lion, 5 to 1
apt Anonyms, and 100 to 15 ■gst any other. Edinburgh
made play with a slight le►d for • quarter of a mile, when
Cedric took up the running, closely attended by Lioa, who
beaded the pair half way up the distance, and woo by a
Irogth ; a similar distance separated the secood and third ;
Anonyura, beaten four league, WWI fourth, Malvern bfth,
Naples sistb, and the other three, tailed oil, acre whipped
iu by Dubiety sod Terror.
THE WELTER Miami:sr of 3 thee each, with 30 added,
for ,:•yr.olds and upwards ; whirlers eztra. (Joe Toile anal a
quarter. (ti subs.)
ib.o. Armonrer, by Warlock—lllilaummer,
3 yrs, tel ,Ib
Mr 1. GnltHis 5 yrs, vat 611,
herry s k lA. lost 1:11) net; 3

True llut-alsU.r7a-ci7

Betting : 7 to 4 on inn .!ctoissgsi—Disappointment, and
6to 1 last Armnurer. Pass made play to the Canal turn,
where Disappointment took it up, and Puss dropped into
the last place. When fairly so the straight Pine end
Armourer joined Diaappointment, who gave way to them at
the distance, and Irons that point the two ran au interesting
race home, each alternately having the best of the struggle
till within a dozen strides of home, when Armonrer got his
head in front and woo by half a length. A bad third.
THY' JI'rENILE SIAM of 5 sees. each, for 2.yr-olds ;
colts sot bib ; Mlles and asd geldings, Bst 71b ; winners extra ;
S furlongs. iS sobs.)
Mr. Lady Teazle, by lamMon—Buzy.
61m:whets; W. O.

LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
LIVERPOOL CUP.
sto art Donnybrook (t, I 10 to 1 apt Bearer ,t)
Oto 1 :Ain:Unger ntanil h to 7 Brick U
off; 100 to 7 Twilinbt
100 to 11 The Tartar ,t; 11w to 6
10 to 1 Planet ti and off
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Physician and The Brewer were watched for the Liver-
pool Autumn Cup at 3 p.m. yesterday (Wednesday).
BETTLNG AT MIDNIGHT.
LIVERPOOL AUTU II N CCP.

oto 4 *got Donnybrook (t) VI to 1 and Charming Wo-
-101.) to 10 Tartar ,t) 1111113 tl
7 to 1 storkingrr (1) 11 to 1 ingot ,t'
10 to 1 beavrr (t) 33 to 1 black Deer it)

LONDON GINNIAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITED).
—Traffic receipts for walk endiag Nov, 6, 10,8951.1 Is. 9d.