The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-22 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 1
TATTERSALLI3.—TEUISDAY.
The attendance, though fashionable, was meagre as to
numbers, but several of theism* bookmakers being unmet,
some important movemente took plane on the Two Thou-
sand, for which Fills de l'Air was *gain braked to win some
thousands at from 4 to 1 to 3to 1. the letter being taken
kindly at the finish. Copenhagen was thought at one
period of the aftemoou to be the " barrel" one, but the
Breach " party" mule out, and snatched up all the 100'e to
3in the market, which had the effect of reinstating
the mare more firmly than ever-5 to 2 being the highest
price uttered at the close of business. Copenhagen
was backed for a good deal of money at ti to 2, and
even at half a point less he met with some support ; a
northern book-maker, however, was loud in his eodeavouss
to find a customer for four " centuries," but with Do re-
sult. Thirteen " hundreds" were accepted about Pietist;
who declined, however, to 100 to 7 uttered, and at the latter
odds Yards would have found frieuds. The only features of
the Chester Cup were the bruisers of Lord Zeiland,
Change, and kluezzio, at their quoted prime. the former
pair being backed, one limiest the other, for a cool thou-
sand. Very little was done on the Derby. It to 1 each was
at first taken about General Peel wed Copenhagen, but later
on their reapecuve friends wore accommodated with 1,000
to 10. 1,000 to 25 wee booked once about Ely, and a soli-
tary " fiver" was invested in Ackwortb at 3d to 1. Mein
prices

TWO TLIOUSANO.
Sto 1 eget Count Y. de Laigange's Ville de [An At)
4 to 1 Mr. IL llilt's Luta:imam& (t and Mt)
7to 1 Lord Glii..e.mee (Mama real r,
I'u to S Mr. Merry's Sir /toner ;ti
It to 1 Mr. Ten liroeck's karts (off)
leo to 7 11, O. W. Craver's rbiltet ken)
IS to I Sir V. Jobeatimas lhatoridn oaf)
20 to 1 Mr. T. lialuittne'd t23to 1)
ad to 1 Mr. Bowee's Claremont
Ml 7 .% OF WALENS STAKES.
60 to 53 eget 11r. T. Parr's Glenda k. Syta, Gat alb In. albeit)

CakSTat CUt'.
8 to 1 apt Duke of Beaufort's Lonl Zetlaud, S yid sst 121 b,
Inc. Mb ex. ut)
Bto 1 Mr. Wllltasker's Change, 4 Yrs, 7st 4lb ;off, t to 1
10 to 1 Mr. W. Day's yrs, ilia alb freely)
100 to 6 Mr. Godson's Little stag, 3 're, Oat (1)
25 to 1 Captain Chrutie's Gordian hooka yrs, sst I^lb ;t)
25 to 1 Sir. ft. Drewatt's Grsenl,ll3 3 yrs, sat 10th it)
to 1 Mr. Itedbead's My Mary, 5 )ra, Oat 120.1 kt)
25 t 1 /Jr. M lotentighanis Clown, S yrs. Oa 9h k)
5/ to 1 Mr. W, 1.1,Ws Mad Train, 3 yrs, Vat th
60 to 1 Mr. W. Da.)'s 1 by VolUreur—Hearer. 3 Yrs. SW
11113 (t)
I,OOOL even on Lord Zetland apt Change ,t)
DEBBY.
7to I apt Mr. Merry 's &bits& Chief )t)
100 to 8 lir. Sailor's oastguara
10v to 6 Caputo John W bite's ca inbutsma 'Sig)
20 to 1 Lord tilasgovi's General Peel ,t)
50 to 1 Slr. H. Las Copenhagen (1
20 to 1 Lord St. V ineehis Forager off, 115 to 1)
05 to 1 Lord Glasgow's First Flight ,t)
28 to 1 Mr. W. d Cartwright's Lly (t)
53 to 1 Mr. U. liar. Ackworth ,t;
40 to 1 Mr. Bowes's Ban/gall t
4.5 to 1 lord Glasgow's strstford ,t)
50 to 1 Mr. Bowes's elaretuunt
Ti.. Subscription-10010 will be opened on Saturday for
comparing on the Two Thousand, and the usual business.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER. -THUBADAY.

TWO THOUSAND.
3to 1 sgst Title de l'Air •,off) 7to 1 agst Central Peel 'sr)
Ito 1 Copeala;en tI to 11 to 1 Pens, A and off)
1 tree,s, 112 to 1 Vlauset A)
CHESIL& CU?.
7 to 1 apt Change A, 14 to 1 agst Oreen!and :o1r)
8 to : lonl &fiend t C in to 1 uldmiaster A 16
12 to Muezzin ,t k oil, )to 1)
DELLGY.
6to 1 apt Scottish Chief tl to 1 First Flight ,off)
let, 4o Lo 1 harrAgsti A
10 to 1 Copenhagen ;off, u 6 to 1 Acksorth
11 to 1 l'azu ,t,

CROYDON SPRING MILITARY AND OPEN
STEEPLECIIASM—Tumusuia.
Tag Llseggriss' PLATi (Handicap) of 501., winners
extra. About two miles sad a ball.
Captain liacheili Leonidas by Bantam, dam by Hark.
away, aged. 1/at 1211
Mr. liaclky's The Screw, aged, lOst 710 (L Pratt)
Mr. C. Peck's ballyeasey, mod, list bib al. Land; 3
The following LIM) rap ,—lzmaidee, The Don, Forest Hind, and
Charley Grey.
A SELLING HANDICAP STIMPLECHASE PLATE of 40/. for
all ape ; the winter to be Dahl foe 401. About two miles
and a half.
r• B. Land's Diadem by Bay Middleton—Bracelet, aged,
lost 10Ib R. Lad: 1
cumicriaad and The Screw also nut.
THE GRAND MILITARY HANDICAP ST3APLECRASE of 15
sows. each, 10 ft, and 5 only it declared, with 100 added,
for homes the property of, and to be ridden by °dicers on
full or half. piy. About three miles. (11 subs.)
Major Wombwelrs Bell's 1.11e,14 Haworth, aged.l2at ;lb
(Mr. Coventry) 1
Mr. Hare'e Whirlwind, aged, lest 71b• (Contain Smith) 2
Captain J. ViberCs,llbique, aged, 1 Ist 1011 (MT. Griffith)
The following also ran:— Yeats, Nabob, Westeuder, and
treeless Brute.
Betting: IF.to 5 apt Bell's Idle, 5 to 1 apt Vesta, 6 to
1 each apt Weeteuder sod Übique, and 100 to 12 apt any
other attend.
BLUING STEYPLECHASK of 3 Dora, each, with 25 added,
for 4-yr.olds and upwards ; weight for ages ; selling allow.
mom About two males.
Mr. Blencawee Paddy (pedigree unknown), aged, list
(500 iMr. Rumford) 1
Mr. Elfs Bravo. 6 yes, list 71b (SOL) (J. Searle) 2
The following also ran: 014 Man, Perfect Cure, Nereus,
Gamecock. Soabeam. Gin Sling, Almeria, and Cumberland.
Bettis, : 6 to 4 apt Sunbeam, 9 to 4 apt. Naito, 8 to 1
apt Cumberland, and 100 to 8 apt Paddy.
Tug Grail lioirrame Smith of 5 wive. each, with 20
added, for bluiters,fic., 12 at each, with penalties sad allow-
awes. About 3 miles. (13 subs.)
Mr. Blencowe's Acrobat ',pedigree unknown), aged 12et 7st
Ila 71b en) (Mr. Mninford) 1
Mr. Simmons' The Wrangler, Ayrs, 12M• • • • Mr. Jenkins)
Mr. Tompkins's The Rejected, aged, list 71b to 71b en)
(IA Lend, jut.)
The following also ran :—White Stocking. Fusilier, Fencer,
Lady Blanche, Nawney, Bracknell, Gipeey Queen, Croydon, Bravo,
and The Unknown.
&Wag : 6 to 4 apt Acrobat, 5 to I apt Bracknell, 7 to
1 each apt Tbs Rejected and Fusilier, an 100 to 8 bar four.
LATVIIT BETTING ON THE COURSE.
6to 2 wet Mb de CAW (at Bto 1 sot General Peel (HQ
Dint 3 to 1 off) :1) Id to 1 sir Roger (t)
6 to 1 Copenhagen t fr) H t€4l Claremont ;t)

W LIGHTS 708 2113 H01421162T11111118 STAKES of 25 sorre.
each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared oo or before April 26.
Two miles and a distance. (66 subs.) If the highest weight
accepting be under Bet 121 b it will he raised to that, and the
others in proportion.
Age st lb Age at lb
Fairwater
Tim Whiffler 6 0 Talemus 4 12
Catch em A 11...... 6 13 B.msslinan
Orbastou
Meadows 6 7 Pearl Diver
Cacletwook 6 7 repilnos
Bea King • 5 Greenland
Magnum Bonum .... 5 4 Claxton
Jett o' Hearts 4 3 Kemptown 6
Safeguard
Donee Genes 6 0 Verbena 3
Glesorchy 4 0 Whitethorn
Beth= .... ....... 6 11 Goidylocks 3
Canary
Lothian's King II 10 Boundbesd
The Oil&
Glendask
Trumps 4
Doable XJohn Dav a 1 Lambast
1 is 3
3
Clessender a 7 Diviner
inuellan 6 7 Tesser'. 3 1
'Tattoo 6 6 Old Puller
Fantail
PIM-Avon a 2 Deerstalker
Lord &V end 5 2 Pallor
Aft s
Baldwta 4 2 Hersey S
Jack Oliewlsors
Myr& II • Ise&
lletten
°die

a is an—ra;:t;airnne
$ 13 Bittern

Manisa or raa J°MEET CLUS.—A general meet-
ing of the Jockey Club will be held at Newmarket after
the races on Wedneelay in the First Spring Meeting for •
ballot and other business. Notice of motion by Lord Corea-
try:—To alter Rule 20, by adding to it the words printed
below as quoted: —Rule If,. When a person takes a nomina-
tion fora stake in which the forfeit is to be declared by a
particular time, sod doss not declare forfeit by the time
fixed in the articles, he shall thenceforth be considered to
have taken the engagement on himself, end his name shall
be substituted for that of the original subscriber, " and the
purchaser of a yearling with his engagements may, by pu-
lse into Messrs. Weatherhy's hands on or before the let of
November, when the lig.rse is one year old. the amount of
the forfefte of all the different stakes in which be is engaged,
have the nominations traaferred into his own name, pro-
vided always that at the time of such transfer the original
nominator is net in default for stakee or forfeits."

ILL'S OF CHOICE WIENTS.-011 Wednesday last
Messrs. Fuller and Honey, of Billiterecresk offered
to public competition at the Auction Mart, a private
cellar of anomaly rare and choice wines, the property of
Thomas Stone, Eq., of Spite-square, comprising al
1,230 dozens, and which realised high prices. Forlet
be-
nest of our readers we quote the following s---Chateau
litte, 1844, 8 to 85 guineas per dozen ; Marooltrunner =blest,
1867, 5 guineas ; Donideckaaey hock, 6 guineas ; port 1847,
4 guineas ; port 1844, 44 to 5 guineas ; port 1840, 6 gui-
neas ; port 1834 Kopki's /Weir, a giant wino. l*Mseen •,
Thompson and Croft's 183 t port 8 guineas: part 1827, 7
111i0465 ; an extraordinary port, 1821 8 guineas ; port 1820
101. ; imperial sherry, 18'39, 4 guineas ; Dornseqbotliolei
sherry. 6 guineas ; Beigbeder's golden sherry, in
1821, 7 guineas ; East Indian sherry, 6 • ; Drory's
Madeira (pinto), 3 guineas ; Baal ' 6 guineas ;
Clioquot'i champagne, 1857, 4/. 10a. ; rosy champaigne, 4
guineas, he. The total amount of the sale exceeded 6,7001.
THE Loss or THE BOHETEIA/I.—The Board of
Trade ia4slry into the lose of this American steamer on the
coast of Maine, on the night of the 22nd of February last,
was resumed at Liverpool yesterday. James Spence sod
John Jones, able seamen, and John M'Caddy, quarter-
master, were ersmined, but no new facts of importance
were elicited. The court then adjourned until to-day at
neon, in order to enable the captain to present a full state-
anent regarding the diameter.