The Press.
London, England, 1853-06-11 00:00:00

60 %Wig.

Lord H. G. Lennox's The Friar (Garvey) 1
Lord Clifden's Pelion
The Friar ran in a clever winner by a length, the second
beating the third the sane distance.
Intsr l'Exa of the FIFTH ASCOT TumsNIAL STAKES of 10
each,with 100 added, for twoleapolda. 43 subs.
Lord Itrnce's Bribery
Mr. J. Soott's Meteors
SECOND YEAR of the FOITIaII ASCOT TRLENKIAL STAKES of
Jo goes. each, with HO added, fin. ihree-yeapolds. 43
subs.
Lunt Ezeter's Filbert
Awl Exeter's Nutreeker
Lord John Scott's the Reiter

THUKSD.tIi.
SWEEINTiKES Of 30 BM'S. each, for threelear-old;.
Lord Eleter'a Colman(
Mr. C Dorrien's The Golden Plover
Vim volts' Avrt: (Handicap) of sow., by aubseriptiou
of .5 k4W$. each. _ _ _

11r. W. Cooper's Ton►uent 11. Stegglem ) 1
lord I•.xeter's lkwe

THE Eueruorea NATE, value 500 hovs., added to a Sweep-
makes of 2(1 sAwa. each. subs.
. .

tir..l. M. Stanley's Teddington .. (J. %larson) I
Lord Exeter's Stockwell
Clipttull Lute's Ninnyhaunuer
The following also trot :—Detlauce, Lady Evelyn, King-
ston, and The Indian Warrior.
Betting: 5 to 4 against Stockwell, 3 to I against King-
ston, I to I against Teddington, $ to 1 against Ninny-
hallinter, 10 to 1 Against Defiance, 50 to 1 against Lady
Evelyn.
After taking their preparatory canter they were paraded
before the Queen, sisal atteEWltElls started at the first signal.
Indian Warrior led the way, Kingston taking second place,
Stockwell third, and Teddington fourth, with Ninnyham-
mer, Lady Evelyn, and Ihetiatice dose together in his wake.
After rounding into the straight, Teddington gradually
neared the front. At the distance, followed by Ninnyhum-
mer, he passed Kingston, and at the half-distance he
reached Stockwell. A most interesting race with the two
ensued. Teddington, despite a little swerving to the left,
achieved the vietory by a head, the second beating the third
by three lengths. Run in 4 min. 33 sees.
The NEW STAKES of 10 sans. each, with 100 added, for
two-year-olds. 39 subs.

...„
Mr. E. 11. Cooper's A.utoentt (Temp!email) 1
Mr. Payne's t'. by Boy Middleton—Lady Strutt ..
The ST. JAMES'S PALACE STAKES of 100 ploys. cavil
12 subs.
1.0111.141 u Scott's The Reiver (Whitehouse) 1
Lord Exeter's Colima
The Reiver won by a bead.
11AxnteAr PLATE of 50 SOTS.
Lord Exeter's Hazlenut

. .....
Mr. J. M. Stanley's Bloomer
Lord Chestertiela's Humphrey
Five others nut.

The WINDSOR TOWN PLATE of :Al stns. The winner to be
sold, tie. _ _ _

Huron Ilothsehild's Ilyacintli(4o/.) (Charlton) 1
Mr. llarris's Amounts (40!.)
Mr. Reeves 's Lioness (60!.)ti
_ _ _ _

The following also ran g. by 'dab out of Avon, An-
gelo. and Anxiety.
Betting: to 1 each against Hyacinth and Lioness, sto
2 against Animism. Won by a length.
The winner was afterwards sold by auction for 1W)
guineas; the fund thereby realising 121.
FRIDAY.
FIRST CLASS WORINGILIM

Battery
Jack the Giant Killer

Twelve ran.
Garxr WtSITV.:4 Stan.

Sittpecker
luder
Sight ran,

SATURDAY,

SECOND CLASS WOKINGITAM.

Nutpecker
Mr. Sykes ..
Hothorpe
Six ran.
HER MAJESTY.ti PLATE.

Grapeshot
Lucy Banks Colt
Don Quixote

Four ran. Ilex bolted.
HANDICAP PLATE.

Wave-ley
Pancake

Linn
Five ran.
BOROUGH MEMBERS' PLATE.

Noisetur

Humphrey
Gelding by Catesby
Five ran.

CRICKET.—During the past week, being Ascot
Race week, there has been no match of interest
played upon Lord's Ground. The match for Monday
next is that between the Universities of Oxford and
Cambridge. The two elevens are reported to include
some most rising players, indeed better than any that
have come up of late years, but whether good enough
to recruit the ranks of the Gentlemen in their match
against the Players must be judged of on Monday.
During a series of years Cambridge has generally
been victorious in this annual contest; last year
Oxford was in the ascendant. On the present occa-
sion the sides are supposed be very evenly balanced.

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CITY, FRIDAY NWHT.

The Stock Market during the week has been in an un-
comfortable state of suspense, in which it remains this
evening, waiting some definite intelligence touching the
Turkish difficulty. The slight improvement which was
visible both in stocks and shares early in the week could
not be maintained in the face of so many warlike rumours,
and yesterday a fall of nearly 4 per cent. in Consols was
established, principally, however, by the efforts of the ape-
►•ttlato►s. This morning the quotations looked better.
though the market was again shaken by the telegraphic
despatch, announcing that the English and French fleets
had sailed for the Bosphorus. Exchequer Bills have et-
perieneed a rise, owing to the large payments in money,
and were actively dealt in to-day at Os. to Ss. premium.
Consols for the July account left otf at 981 1 ; Reduced
were 981 9 ; New Three and a Quarter per Cents., 1014
14x11; India Bonds, 325. premium; Bank Stock, 229.
Yesterday payment of 750,000 J. was made for the Excite-
quer Bills that remained of those not sent in for renewal,
thus completing the discharge of the total sum of
3,110,000/.
Foreign stocks have continued heavy throughout the
week, and were again lower to-day. Russian Fives fell
fully 2 per cent., num 119 to 117 ; the Four-and-a-Half
Stock being done at 102 f 103. Portuguese Fours declined
to 39, the bondholders generally declining to "convert,"
even under the compulsory intimation from the Portuguese
Govennnent. Mexican, which advanced a few days since
to 2sl upon receipt of assurances f►om Santa► Anna that
the interest should he duly secured ou the enstoms
duties as heretofore, have &Ben this attenmon to !M.
Spanish Threes dosed at 4k Deftlreil, 231.
The Railway Market shares in the general depression.
Business to was inactive, and the quotations declined
almost. universally. Great Northern fell 10s. to I•ss. per
shur•e ; Midland, 55.; Oxford and AVolverhampton, lUs.;
Caletlonitm, 10x.; East Lincolnshire, 1!. Foreign shares
have drooped still more, with a very languid market.