The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-21 00:00:00

[Stamped, Id. Additional)

TO TUT TWOS OF Tall IMPTIOS.

Eirn,—They commence Latham for the season at
headquarters with • capital programme, four dozen items
being comprised in the bill of fare ; end if the majority of
those closed have poor entries, they are far from the cer-
tainties the talents generally make of them. A moat la
portant addition km bees wade to the programme in the
Derby Trial &thee, Said to take place on Wednesday, sad
the result et that dementer will, perhaps, seriously
influence the Derby and Two Thema& several other
events being equally important in this particular.
Picador, the lady Evelyn colt, Exchequer, Gemee, Tart
of Surrey, Ashford, Duke leak, Casectacus, Welcome,
Caswell, Citadel, Ellasigewen, Tolurno, Hobert, Laughing
Stook, Old Calabar, Vanguard, Argonaut, Bull's-eye, The
Knave, Ensign, Cellerioa, Akhymist, Marble Hill, Buckets-
' ham, Clockmaksr, Star of the West, Winger's, Tuscarora.
Hurricane, and Lacydes, who have all been backed for
either one event or the other, have engagements to meet is
some of the thirty-fia races complete, as well as several
Chester Cup mucks, i.e., Agag, Forwater, Royallieu, Caller
Cu, Hadji Stenos, do., and their doings may give ruch an
impetus to speculation that the little betting there has been
this year up to the present time may be mom than made
up for, if only a third of the lot enumerated above put in an
appearance. Consequently the Craven sating of 1862
ought to torn out more interesting than any edits preheat-
aces, and if the elongate are only propitious its
imam will be reduced to a certainty. On Holi-
day there is a three-year old Sweepstakes I.
which Exchequer, Apg, Morocco, Harlequin, Xurullo, and
Picador comprise the public pedalos's engaged with a 4lb
allowance each, while the Dark Loyal (bred in hence), a
colt out of the Drake's &a and the lady Evelyn colt, all
any the full weight. The latter has been backed for the
Derb , and Agag for the Chester Cup, so that Exchequer
and Pioeadar, who have both dose respectably, may give
their friends an ids' of what preteutions they have. I
have an idea, however, neither can beat this pair, and Pic.
ceder will have my ecided preference if be has only im-
posed, ea he promised to do last season. In the half-mile
litiov.ipstakes, Biondelle hes only to beat Bertha, having dis-
of and Baliverne at Northam ton, and over the
if-mile she ought to triumph. Scandal must have win-
tared very badly if she mina beat Chieftain's Daughter
for the Itiddlesworth, and the twe free handicaps may fell
to Lett7 Long and Little Lady, whose meet dangerous
an Tom Sayers and Soutkpoet, have too uncertain
tempera for me to trust them.
Oa Tuesday there will be some Ant-rate sport, and the
Banal for 3-yr-olds will afford Caradecaa a fairer chases
than he bad at Epsom of displaying hi real capabilities.
There are many great guns opposed to him ; soma if
Tolurno (lame) ad Hubert should be absentees, as is gene-
rally expected, there are several to try hie mettle, the dark
Gomm, Ellangewan, Citadel, and Tomer=
reputations, while the Brotherto Xing of
well, Duke Rollo, and &pram have sot dome badly in
public • and I question whether the performances of the I
Splitath colt, Weloome, Ashford, or Earl of Su
Y like their best. Still, emotes:au is entitled
suffrages of all who follow good looks, end may *WWII
may fear to oppose him, although if Magmas and Duke
Rollo enter the lists, he moat sot exwt to have it all j
his own way. The Sale Stakes ie another rain for three-
year-olds, and the mile ad a quarter will try the mettle
of The Knave (let 101 b), Ensign (Ist 101 b), Camas
(Set 71b), Bull's-eye (Bst 41b), Brenchlinater (Ist 11b),
and Q.E.D. (let), • the lot having only to start for
the race to become a most impotent one ; however, that
more than ate of the three duet-reamed will show Is very
doubtful, and Nage has es failed to iamenn in the
ratio I anticipated • few months back, being ' leggy"
as ever, that it may be for Q.E.D. to rake the prise Dark-
who. The Newmarket Bindings, about one mile and
three-quarters, has only men about one-third of its forty-
four acceptors run through since the weights were published,
Olduainster, Aurelian, Fleur,, Prince Plausible, South La.
aware, Finlande, Highflyer, Atropia, ' Wombat,
Map= Baum, the Babette filly, Mahala, Chris-
Ducat, Watehfire, Thunderstorm, ruiphooe,
teeter, and Sappho comprising the lot that have
been out, • and Finlaude, Higbilyer, the Babette filly, and
Dula lock the bail of the bunch, it requiring a startling
spent of revisor ream* for any of the others to have a
ammo, although several may out is again, Aurelian,
Atropie, Magnum Bouum, Watchfire, and &oho or Sappho
being prolialAe runners. Of the remaining two dozen, Car.
hisser, Gabrielle d'Estrees, Benham lam, Captain Fortibus,
Milliesaire, Stanton, Admit& Thn Whittler, Begonia, Gorse,
Victor, and Yana look "in the nice" on it being
not impossible Gabrielle and the Captain will do battle for
their companions, Finlande and the Babette filly. There "
may thus be nearly a score of runners, despite
the few backed, the two French mares, Yana, Ducat,
Oarbineer, fitaatoo, ad • Victor comprising all that
have been supported with any spirit. The public appear to
have spoiled the only real "good thing" that presented
I itself, having been in too gnat a hurry to get og Finland*
after her rue in the l&tmptiitea, and the Moaners
1 henna got Matter first taeurite. They are
both particularly formidable, and yet the old adage "Bo
tams two stools," ha, may be verified alms the Frank-
mos try with their heat, which is warloultitilly Mande.
Ming this oontageray, B would be rierei WINO DOI*
I of rhea 1 re positive we did set Aso the hoeloseas=
reatietantoa may prove more this a NW* Sr
aloe over this distanee. The other usher sin
trammed up, for Old Weber and Yar6lm Iwo to
msoet rot year's mars to via their and
Bill has improved emu** baler Pritillessii• •
map at lie mere,. •
-Oa Wednesday the Column must eve playa
to the Derby Trial Stakes, _ mile mad a bait
and fear--yrolde which will be reteeted by ere dale
animals. The 'no had a& Aster* (Sr HSI
(lath, The Roo getiltis Hatit tie, Rabb
Nemesis Vet Sib), WdeUe sreee ((Sot
Dices (84 10lb) ; sad arose the yoeuarre we tree
Heave, Hedge, sad he, Tr each, sad Otookieeker,
the Jug/belies ash, Oasis% Star of the Wray sad Teo-
eamaiaasisithdee aaniStart "irbstlinerivellbllsikheof24l3°l4:sawareitiliatmeati:taiaiabssaaaltrowes"anabseater

Knave might do the best among the thrthyr-olde, unless
Ifir. Merry should trust Rumley in preference. He,
however, cannot be expoeted to compete with RoyaDieu,
who has trained into a magnificent form-year-old, sod
with so much the best of the weights ought to win, while
Asteroid and The Roe may dispose of all the others. For
the Column, Lorelei the to beat Booloolumn, Costa, and
Welcome, and as she meets Old Oslabsz on Thursday, her
style of doing so will be carefully watched ; but little im-
4pertanse altholses to the other events in the day's list,
which may result in favour of Btillerino, Bandage, :&etta•
rim, Quails Illintheth, and Loiterer, respeetlvely, the
sweepstakes reduced to a match being quite unworthy of
soothe.

A discussion in detail of Thursday's and Friday's razes is
tiossiessary, m there are very few tilt to oppose Caller On
in the Third Biennial, while the Asks Proclaim is subject to
the previous' performances of Ywesdar and Beekenham
'Humane befog the best of the three), and the T. Y.C.
Sweepstakes to the mania of Ihrfalls, Ahit., and
Brother to King of Diamwd,,lnman Fairwater,
the Breave Livioptone, and King of the Forest have easy
joke on them on Thursday, end Old Oalater b equally
fortunate, for he has only to lbeat Lorelei and Ceuta, when
they will allow him a walk over for the Beeielegtell on
Friday. The Port Stakes is but a matter of Smith for
Kettledrum ; Hurley and the Clarkin colt being left to
fight out the second money ; and Lord Stamford hoe aHO
soya. sweepstakes to pick up, having nominated-two eon of
the Ave subs. The Free Handicap looks a near Ming be-
tween the Inibente filly, Ssiburbsn, and Cosmopolite, who
hawkaatirradrzegzkia Once the weiglits2= bon
the two en and
may play the none game here, wretentrbaburban will have
hisman dangerous opponent out of the way.—l am, he.,
urrEca.

The Craven meeting will be marked by incidente of extra-
ordinary in:monsoon. Although the racing will not be
reneddisle for its 'bandanas, yet it will be keg remora-
bend ea eesoust of the great iatereste which it involves.
Amens* the animals that have enpgemeets daring the
week. an Old Geier, the first favourite for the Two
Thousand ; Kettledrum, the winner of the Derby, sad
Caller On, the St. Leger victrix. Several two-yr de, with
whine reputation report has been favourably busy,
are also expected to show amongst the competitors.
The rung, however, will not be the sole attraction
to nein men, for it will occasion certain inci-
dental movements is 0011Deil00 with coming events that
may dimt the current of, or send into sew channels,
on the Two Thousand, Chester Cup, and Derby.
Cstewards of the Jockey Club, too, will not experience
as idle week, for their time and attention will be fully
occupied by much routine business, such as the passing of
accounts for the racist year, &c., and several important
questions which regain immediate consideradou and a
prompt solution. The annual meeting of the Jitney Club
will be held Liter the races on Wednesday, sad the result
of the evening's deliberations will be anticipated with much
curiosity. The Croegh Patrick medal which took
piece at Goodwood last year will, it is expected, be ex-
plained by the answer of kr. Blake to the letter addressed
to hint in pionmans of the resolution nand on the nun-
day in the Houghton meeting. An attempt will also be
made to bring the juvenile jockeys under control, by giving
the stewards the power of suspending them for • first
offence for any period not exceeding next year. Count
itatillyany will &Imbed' forward a motion to make " the
stewards' end= flea] at all race meetings in the full ac-
ceptatioe of the word. The very vexed question of the
startership will, perhaps, be brought under consideration by
Yr. Aka:ander% very notice fora substitute in the
gOOO of Yr. M'George, A new steward of the Jockey
Club will be elected in place of Admiral Rens, who retiree
ht rotation, end a member of the Dentin& Feed will be
aided se a substitute for the Fail of Zetland, who retires
by rotation.
The programme comprises fifty proposed and standing
ts. The proceedings will -to-day be somewhat
Iluttigt:rei %Ting, but all shortcomings will be fully oompen-
' sated for by the abundant promise of sport which Tuesday's
list presents.
The special train yesterday conveyed a large majority of
the patrons of the turf to Newmarket.

MANCHESTER I3TEK
SATURDAY._

A RANDICLP HuarnmiatTmSi 5 sows. each, with 25
added winnows 71b extra ; mooed to save his stakes. About
two miles.

7. Wright's Nosegay, 6 yrs, 10st flb (Palmer) 1
Mr. C. Coburn's Joe Maley, 6 rs, 914 51b (ear Est Ilib)
( )
J. Matey
Mr. MMrce4ey's Daisy ging, 6 yrs, lOst (Mr. Thaws)
Mr. Cares Ebro, 5 yrs, lost (Cowry) 4
Mr. Newport's Dekianan (h-b', 6 yrs, let Tlb . Price) 0
Batting : 6t04 as Nosqpy, and 4to each apt Joe
Maley sod Daisy Mop Won by a neck; several lengths
between amend and thud.

TO TRIAL HANDSOAP d 3 mom. each, with 20 added ; the
mood to Nam his sinks ; wiaaers bib extra. About one
mile (oss the gat).
Mr. Meiveriey's I[lll or Curs, 9 yrs, ist 121 b (Inc 516 en)
(Midgley)
Mr. Lincoln's Nightingide, yrs, art 916 (Gardner) 2
Mr. tanth's,Oarlbeldi. t yrs, 6st 71b (M.N. rmark)
Mr. Phillips's Harrist,4 yrs, tat 21b (Psrkinaon) 4
Betting : 6 to 4 apt Nightingale, 5 to 2 apt Harriet, 3
to 1 apt Hill or Owe, sad 4 to 1 apt Garnish/I. Won by
a length
a had fou ; halt a leapit between second and third ; Harriet
rth.

Tea CITT HANDICAP SVEZPLECHABZ of 5 move. otoborith
50 added ; 'MONA 71b owes; the wood to moo his stab*.
About three *bp sad a bolt _ _

Ili: iu c h117,1W: a
_i r.. Mt •• • • (Mr- J. MVell 1
Mr. C. Oebess's Joe lowirS, 6 We. ilet Sib (J. awry 2
Mr. J. Tyler's Diabloss, aged, Bet Sib (Newmal $
Mr. T. Wright's Nosegay,' yrs, 10et 7lb (incluctigg Mb ex
Falser
Mr. Weyman's The Miller, aged, lost ( at. I Ity 0
Mr. BmWs Meade. 6 we, it blb (tar lteli .. (A. Bridgeei 0
Betting : 7 to 4 apt The Maier, 5 to 4 apt Noessay, 5 to
1 ivt Joe Maley, bed 6to 1 eget Sampan. Woa by a neck;
Dobkin' a bad third.

LATEST BETTING.--Sary9DAT Maar.
9to 2 apt Gabriella WY-Aron
sto 1 Yarra
7 to 1 Carbioser
9 to 1 Ducat
• 9to 1 Fiolaude
100 to 8 llillionaira

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF
SOCIAL ROIMICE.—WO understand that the corporation of
the City of London have granted the nee of Guildhall, with
the courts and dices adjoining, for the purposes of the
sixth saaeal meeting of the Nation] Association for the
Promotion of Social Siena, to be held in London from the
sth to the 14th of Jose next. A string feelings exhibited
la the City in 'noon of the meeting, and the Fish-
mongers' Company with their accustomed liberality have
gives fifty guineas to the fund that is being raised to defray
the local expenses.
CLOW& OF THE 9r. PAUL'S SPECIAL SERVICEN.—
TMAseSE, evening the special services under the dome of
St. Pries Cathedral were brought to a close. The great
widen doors were throw% open before six o'clock, and so
demos was the macs of penises who were present that before
half-past the doors were spin closed, and an announcement
made by mesas of large pouted lolls that the eAkedral was
full. Many hundreds of people were comiequently disap-
their hope of obtaining admission. Prayers ware
:iiitont in
by the Bev. W. S.. dimpme, M A., Resitairld St.
Matthew's, Friday-street. and after tlio third sellect the
Foster hymn, " Jesus Christ S risen to day," was sung
*kb great effect by the choir, Mr. Dockland laming and
Mr. Goes presiding at the organ. The lemons were read by
the Very Rev. Dr. Mikan, the Dean of St. Paul's, and the
sermon win preached by the Right Bev. Dr. Thomson, the
recently esesemated Bishop of Glotteseter wad Bristol, who
selected for hie text the 2ed and 3rd verses of the
24th chapter of St. Duke's Gospel. The aerviceconcluded with
the " Rallehilah " oboes. This was the last of the evening
services at St. Paul's, a circumstance which It is every respect
to be regretted, more especially at a time when London is so
scion likely to be crowded with visitors from all parts of the
world, and to whom each serviced would doubtless prove a
great attraction. It has been 'ingested that, by means of a
collection every Sunday evening, sufficient funds might easily
be raised to cookout) the serviem, but the dose Roil chapter
do not appear to have eotertainei_ impanel favonsebly,
so that next Sunday night the cathedral will he in darkness.
On Saturday evening a service of plate was pre-
, seated to Mr. Henry Rockland, the vion-choral of St. Paul's
!pearl evening services, in the /actors thastre d Use Young
Mep's Christian Association, 165, Alderson-skeet.. The
service was subscribe! for by the choir, mid there was a large
attessflanee d UN sr embers to altars the ceremony.
DWAIN= ON AMERICAN Dium.—The Cunard
Royal Mail steamship America was dispatched from Liver-
pool for Bested, on Saturday,
_with the United States and
North American wads, toer whit Scabin mesfet% and
a large cargo. The next geth• mail deepatcP w h ill be on
Wedaseds Mkt, when. the Inman steamer Edinburgh will
tredsspm New York.
Amax* ihulA.--" Amongst those visited. we
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