The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-31 00:00:00

PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW.

11•N711':AP PLATE of 50 soya., for 2.yr olds ; entrance, 3
move. Fast half of Ab. M.

THE HOCGIITON HANDICAP of 15 sovs. each, and only
fi ft, if declared by ten o'clock the evening before running,
to go to the wound, for 3-yrolde and upwards ; three to
remain in, or no race, T.Y.C.

A Sw•eresracsi of 5 sows. each ; 2.yr•olds, 7st ; three,
Oat 7th ; four, Sat 121 b ; five ►nd upwards, get ; the winner
to be sold for 2.5 soya., if demanded, &c. Last half of Ab.
A SMEZPBTAKEA of 10 sovs. each ; 2-yr-olds, Get 71h ;
three, Net 7lh ; four, 'Jut ; five and upwards, 9nt 41b ; the
winner to be sold for 200 soya, if demanded, &c. ; if for 100
soya allowed 71b. T.Y.C.

THE Loss OF THE HINDOO.—It will be remem-
bered that this vessel was destroyed by fire on Friday
morning last off Formby, near Liverpool, and that five of
the crew perished. On board the Hindoo there was a large
Newfoundland dog, but it was generally believed by those
rescued from the wreck that the dog was lost. Such is not
the case, however, for on Saturday morning he wu found
by some fishermen rumbling about the shore at Hoylake,
Cheshire. Although the poor brute must have borne the
full force of the terrific gale of Friday, and swam an
immense distance through a fearfully heavy sea, he seemed
none the worse.
COLLISIONS ON THE MERSEY. —Yesterday morning
a dense fog prevailed over Liverpool and the neighbourhood,
and io the mune of the morning the ferry steamer Wood-
side ran into the Turkish frigate anchored in the river, both
vessels being considerably damaged. The Dublin steamer
Windsor was also ran into by another coasting vessel and
slightly injured.
MISERABLE DEATH OF A CLAIMANT TO A FORTUNE
or 3,500,0091.—The inquest into the cause of death of a
widow lady, Mra. Elizabeth fdobbs, was resumed late on
Wednesday evening, That the woman died from disease
caused by destitution and want of the common necessaries of
life was proved. What rendered this cue of more interest
wee the allegation that deceased was the rightful claimant
of the above large fortune, left by her hushauel some years
ago, but which bad become the subject of litigation. Some
documents were produced in court to prove the rightfulness'
of the claim of the deceased, but the coroner mid all they
had to deal with was the mum of death. A verdict to the
effect above stated wan returned.
THE ASYLUM FOIL IDIOTS, EARLSWOOD.—The
autumnal election of candidates for admission Into the
Asylum for Idiots, Earhewood, took place yesterday at the
London Tavern. Mr. Alderman Abbas presided, and in
opening the proceedings congratulated the friends of the
institution on its prosperous condition. The number of in-
mates was 310, and he was glad to ea that only four were
confined to bed. If he was to judge from the contributions
coming in. be could inform them that the institution was
progressing in public favour. The board had decided on
admitting :10 imam, of which 5 would be for life and 25 for
the ordinary period of five years. The number of candidates
was 171.
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A INNEEPBTAKEB of 10 sovs. each ; 3-yr-olda, let 91b ;
four, Set 71b ; flee, Bat 121 b ; six and aged, 9st ; the winner
to be sold for EV sou., if dennuided, kn. R.M.
A SALLINO HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKta of 15 soya. each,
5 ft, if declared by tea o'clock the evening before running ;
for 2-yr-olds and upwards ; the winner to be sold fur 120
soya, if demanded, ; three to remain in, or no race.

A SW[FXSTAICIA Of 10 eon. each, for 2- -olds ; colts,
Fmt ?lb; fillies. fist 41b ; the grimier to be sold for 40 soya.,
if demauded, kc. First half of

M.vr H : 'SA h ft.—Mr. Payne s colt by Hesperus—Red
Idalega, agst Admiral Rea'■ Mimi, by Hesperus—Teeto-
tal:ll ; no weights mentioned. A.F.

MATCH : 5.60, AM ft.— Mr. Hodgman's Libellous, 5 yrs,
ikst twat Mr. James Smith's Queea of Spain, 3 yrs,
ist 21b. D.M.

SALE OF THE FRENCH CONFEDERACY'S RACING

STOCK.

Yesterday twenty of the French stud were submitted for
public competition at Newmarket by 3lcaers. Tattersall, of
Loudon. Only four, however, changed owners.

----
Guineas.
Gemrus, by Wonisrsley-(trennA, S yrs !Lord Stamford) 1,000
Fontenoy, by Faugh a.Bstßay:ll-F.le, 2pi f Mr. Dowers) 300
Dirt Cheap, by Orlando -Sister to hall% 2 pit r. .3 o
Sourer:Om, by Honarque -kiemiseria, Eyre 260
21, yin W.. by Fitz Gladiator -Eusebia, 0 )rs 205
Allez-y. Roadement, by Alles.y-Galnient -J nits IA)
The following were repuraba,ed by " the Confederacy" :
Ile:podar, by lionarque -Sunrise, 2 yrs
Jaruicolon, by lanathwß illsgh-Belle de Nun, 2 yrs 1,560
Sty:plena, by Cossack or Father Themes-Creeping Jenny,
3 3TII 1,550
Compiegne. by Fitz Gladiator-Maid of Heart, 4 yrs.
Vivid, by Vfdetto out of Daisy, 2 yrs
Galirkt d'iLstreez by Fitz Gladiator-Antonia, 4 yrs OOO
Villabancs, by Of ouargne-Mizs Gladiator, 2 yrs
Colnnibitoe. by Baron - Chisel, 2 yrs 360
DenJumin, by Womersley -Baroness. 3 yrs
Arvolla, by Arthur Wcilesky-Pauline, byre
Fitibustor, by Nuncio-Forest do Lye, S yr. l6O
fiennegali. by the Baron-Cuckoo, 4 yrs lO6
l'alertro. hr Fitz favlinteir- Lady Sadler, 4 yrs
La Savoie, by Monaroue-Flora Mac Ivor, 2 yes No bid.

Total
Diorobautur was sold by Ileum Tattawatra, an Wednesday, at
Newmarket, for 600 guineas.