The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-02 00:00:00

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Ssir•lre, ter ROI illt• elflrth, Griffiths, for 116. Be *AC
seat be Be., Also four drives for fools, and .14 three, ko.
Ir L
mo itlywhlte made • good dere for five io Isle eontriba-
tbro of 11. Wo Dui jute the toll room wad the anal& of
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t. . ICBM CLUB.
KW IMMO. ismer, Dinr6o6:
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Mr. A. B. e Weir, UM Ott .... 10 I Beanie
Kr. & M. Ones, b Oridith .... 64 1b w, b Beane
Mr. J. C. 0 , b (Irillith .. 3 b Illessue
[Mr. B. r , c Chet& I
1411rbite
Mr 1. D. Walker, b ()Minh .. 40 b Hearn* l6
Mr. T. W. Dampier, • °Math.. 6 c Beam, b Orli*
Mr. A. Chapman, b LIU) white.. 11 e Orifilth, B Hearse •• •
11. t. T. B. Loden, run out
Mr. A. Ilinumin r, b Ullyebite 0 ran out Ol
Mr. J. W. Noble, run out
Mr. T. Wiaternood, b Lilly-
white
Mr. P. Hilton, o OriMth, bMy
white
Mr. A. H. Tarner, I Illlywhtte 6 run out
Mr. B. Frederick, c rook*, b
Ullywhtte
Mr. C. H. Hamilton. run out 1 1 °Mirk ....
Mr. T. tlibbert, c Caner, b Lilly
white U c OMB& b Lillywhlte.. 0
Mr. 0. Wright. c Pooley, b LWy-
1
white ll not out absent ........
Mr. O. 8. Anderson, not out ..
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METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS.
dui* sasetateo ter Ole properni week.)
Bt. Kertale.—lbedge, Oetober 1: Tom-
b,. a ; Medasedayol : Thursday, L
MAIITIZOOME, _MarY;Oboowited. Tuesday, Welber
Wednesday, 4 Maar, &
Ssoaeotrar, Old-sweeiread—Ttwaley, (Mabee ; Thurs.
Bow,
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Bow-road.—Meaday, October El. Fir, &
Wierreoamit. Orate Prowls-Mew.— edUeSday, October
TrmEreoaMst.
Tbareds7. /Way, &
sousawmi, Beesooteset.—Toad October 3: Weebroolor.
l'hunpW„ : Ireeday. &
Lantos, Camberwell New-road. Tuesday, October I
Medseedsy, a.
Ousswtoti.—Thuraday, October 6.
WOOLRICIL—Friday, October 0.

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TO Tit! EDITOU or THZ
8111,---Arebitnedes and the Duke wuru the h
of the First °debar Masan (fished in Septembe lest
Newmarket, which would have been most tterneetfal had
cot their match been brought forward from the Houghtoa
week. Made immediately dear the Two Thousand ()Wawa
race, all the Menet to it loomed tabs ket, after both horses
gong amiss, until they ran third end fourth I. the Si.
Leger, when the pees the Duke showed therein made his
own risk the whole 1,000 cove. instead of paying 250 for.
felt, despite the three lengths besting he sustained for the
coveted " situation." The talent however booked the result
almost • certainty forAnnimedea, and great was the dismay
when it Sacs uncovered he hal the wont of the Me from the
start, the Daoebuty colt absolutely bootleg him as wady as
Gladiatour did is the St. Leger, and showing either that
he was not up to the mark at I;oecaster, or that he is only
• " order." Exception was taken to Arohiniedee, of course,
at ter the reco; bat the odds so freely laid o
the n him
nothing
, and the
great pros the sacs was rue at, prove re was
radically wrong snit him, and if cite Duke is not very near
whining the Cambridgeshire it will only be on aocount.of
the easebury stable containing a better represeotative, or
of there bong a good horse in the held much easier weighted.
To talk of a three-year. old—even such an one as (India-
tenr—giving him 241 b. is positively ridiculous, supposing
Archimedes were as well last Thursday (sad be ought to
have been, h r he was amigo just before Doncaster) so
be was ou the St. Leger day ; and the public mast
MA'AM' they are not let into • trap over the Freudians,
most of the money that has brought him such a greatf•vom
nu being trey mod " with a run, so that if he does out run
be will have bees advanced to a nits " milking" price, very
cheaey. Is would be more like common mese to leek for
the winner of this last greet race of the season among his
stable-compaanos or countrymen ; and if Le Mandarin has
rather too much weight, sad Deliau ia really as " dead" as
she u " fishy," Gastrin ought to do the most for hi coun-
try on the eventful Mid inst. Breadalbane was the second
best diyeer-old in the Cambridgeshire that ran last
week ;but he had even a wires lot to conned against than
he met at Ascot, and it was laughable to see how his old
hinds, once deluded into the belief that be was • better
horse than Blair Athol. tried to make out his ten
lengths' defeat of Furze Chat (no credit whatever attaches
to his mound home before the others), lute • good perform-
ance Why, even as • two.yearnld, Forseettat was two does
behind ood hares Victorious having given her Rill*. end
lost liar in the Goodwood Nursery ; and the fact of her
having been kept at home all the season until just now,
augurs that she has not improved. The Greet Eastern Rail-
way and October HaLdicaps were contented by so many
platen that it is impossible to believe in Confederate or
King Chorusing having • chance for the Cambridge.
shire, or Crisis for the Csearewitch, superior as they
volved to the remainder at their weights; and there
was not • " good thing' produced for either event by the
many " imtruments of simian," yolept the minor plates
and stakes, that formed such a Meng element in each of the
four day; cards. although her Majesty's Guineas did bring out
one.Breese, who will be very bard to shake a in theCiesare-
witch. The two-yr-old racing, taken as • whole, was se
nofortunate as the plating In the sensation it amna arid
but for the fact of Laughter rousing so much out of' trim
that be was unable to contend succesdally with • filly like
Lady SAnie, there would have been nothing bat the
Eighteenth Triennial to create mote than a quoin interest.
The oeatset wee • positive treat in such a week, Ischia,
Crown Prince, Robin Hood, and Fees being • are quartet to
come out in ose Taal after two wretched days Wanders ; sod
their performances were rather sensational, seeing that until
this occasion they had shown twat in themes ratio as the
order in which their names have just been written, whilst
the result was a most complete reversal of these positions.
The surprise is fairly socoanted for by the int.
provesce.it the three colts have mode sinew
I).auter, alsisted by the supposition that the course was
toe big an ace for Ischia, whose &Many to Siberia and
Erythia almost damns her prospects of staying a severe
mums ; but Robin Hood has noornatioaably 'trained on"
the most, and if Baron Rothschild is ever to revenge the
reverse wedeln compelled him to soccumb to whin King
Ton only ran second for the Derby, the time seems to
have arrived, with that splendid son of his unfortunate
Majesty Janitor (no rower, I feel positive) and the bold
Beau to carry the bins and yellow m neat year's miniver.
iary of that great event.
The current week is almost a "bye," the Caledwian
gathering being too far n nth to occupy the minds of the
racing world generally, who are driven to quiet Bedford
for the chance of misting is the " national pastime."
Of this we never see much at the meeting ; but
as hundrele interested is the Cesammitch annually attend
to watch whether they are on the right or the wrong scant,
they should muster an force cm Tuesday and Wedseaday,
mewl; the d•itibt that estate whether anything beyond
Salpiuctea among the popular fancies for that event is really
alive. To isduence it there is nothing is the list, unless
the minima gosan's Plate shook' bring out • favourite or
two ; sett I can only observe that Lizard in the Bedfordshire
Stakes, Katie in the Two Year Old Stakes, and Prescription
in the Scurry (these being the only completed
mow tn the
programme), look most worthy of confitiewe. The Royal
Caledosien Hunt and Racing Club Meeting, held at Edin-
Minh, will possess purely local attraction.. uulesaßrown
Bre id is pulled out for the St. Leger, arid Elden wins either
theCandonian or the Lothisallaadioap—circumstweee that
would not fail to have their induenos on the forthcoming
Oesarewitch. Helen has sot mach to fear in her first
eurapment, but if she can beat Ohm is the Lothian she
will take rather high honours, and I shall not believe her
capable of this notd positive proof is before me, loud as was
the noise made about her in the spring.-1 am, kc.
METEOR.

Total its Total .....
BOUM
MUD numias.

VMST 183111108.
T. Uursplu cy, c Matey. b
Once
H. Jupp, c Winter, b Walker,— SO b Grace
N. Pooley. o Hilton, b Walker Ma Gregory, b Walker .
G. Ortfilth, a Wiateraaaa, b
Walker
Ilr. G. W. Kellum, b Walker
T. Hearne, a Hemming, b Gram 6 a and A Grace .......... 7
T.Seerell. a Gregory, b Gnat 11 a Walker, b Oraoe ...... 6
Imes Ltilywhite, a Walker, b
Grace 6 not out ll
I. Cesar. not ottt
T. Lockyet a Walter, b Grace 9 run out
11, Willaber, a GlegOry, b Grace 0 a Turner. b Grace
b 4, al

T0ta1.... 173

Tad—. 160
ANALYSIS OP 171 BOWLING.
641111 —MST IPM !5.05.

J. Lilly% hits
Hearne ..
Griffith

Dally ihroi.9l;idegeNickets,Whics.
2114 91 19 9 0
90 91 0 0 0
109
_lO 4 0

PLATILIC4.-411483 INNING.
Balla Rana. lhildenaWicketaWidee
1
I. D. Walter 132 67 8 4
LIL Grace MI 79 4 6 0
stalaT 41.61.-814ctiliti INNIIIO3.
Balls.
Enos. Maid im.Wickete.Widea
48 64 1
0
120 7t 7
0
03 64 6
60 62
0
PLITZI43.-1666014D 11631r30
Ball. Rune. Maid .naWicketa.Widoi
146 46 18 2 o
. 168 06 0

J. Inlywhlto
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Griffith
Winame

I. D. Walker.
L U. Grace

ATHLETIC SPORTS AND GAMES.

SOUTHAMPTON.
Ou Saturday last the Cricket Club Atbleth, 'I
Sports took place on the Antelope Ground, Sontliamptoo,
and au expellent programme woe issued for the day'. per-
formances. The weather was splendid, and a large amber
of visitors attended to witness the sports a. under
Scurry Reee, 100 yards.—Won by G. R. Nano.
One Mile Raos.—Won by W. D. Hewitt.
200 yet* Race. open to the Schools.—Woz by !Mire.
Higb Jtittip.—G. B. Nunn, 0. Pickard, .1. }WWI, and
H. Bailey divided.
Players Handicap, 120 yards.—Won by Martin.
Throwing the Hammer.—Won by G. R. Nunn.
Potting the Shot. —Won by A. Gilmore.
Hurdle Raw, 120 Lards.—Woe by E. Ede.
440 yarde Race.—Won by W. D. Hogartb.
Throwing the Cricket-balL—Won by G. Clarke.
Throw* the Cricket-ball, foe boys under 18 years.—Won
I by Wilke&
Throwing the Crkket-ball, for boys alder 13 years.—Won
by 0. l'onsa.
73 yards Flat Rata—Won y G. R. Sass.
no yards, for Animal pupender 15 years of age.—Won
by Bodhem.
110 yards, for boys nadir 12 years of AM—WHIN"
Players Handicap Hurdle Rum, 120 yards.—Won by
Coward.
Three-rile Race.—Won by E. Humphrey ;B. O'Donnell
second.
160 yards Hurdle Rase. fee Hen.—Wim by ralsiM.
220 yards Hurdle Recce—Woe by G. R. Nuns.

Bo W,
On Saturday lut the same kind of sports took place at
Bow. It was the Mincing-lane Club Athletic Sports. a
well-knows amateur nlult whose friends mumbled at the
Prime of Wales ground to witness the competitions on the
programme, sod the undermentioned gentlemen were
• spotted out "as the winners :
rutting the Stone.--Mr. E. Butler.
100 yards Flat Race.—Mr. A. C. Rhodes.
500 yards Fl►t Race.—Mr. W. If. Chinury.
150 yards Handicap—Mr. W. G. Woolatou, who bad 17
yards start.
100 yards Hurdle Race.—Mr. E. Butler.
The great event of the day was the too mile walking
rimy for a challenge cup. which was carried off by Mr. 11.
L. Johnson ; Mr. G. T. Cblonery was mooed.
NM/CM:STEIL

At Manchester, Ob Saturday, there were the usual
sports at the Royal Oak grout:oh. The previous heats
of Mr. J. Britain's 133 yards Handicap took plane, when the
following man wen their bests : J. Holmes, of Cborltoo,
11 yards start ;T. Barlow, of Salford. 12 ; Crook. 15
1). Richardson, of Leeds, 12 ; J. Holekoase, 14 ; lt.
Crudiottos, of London. 9 ; P. Pilkiegton, 12 ; and W. H.
Bates, 11. J. Aspis, of Crawsharbootb, sad J. Heap, of
Rawteostall, also ran their 300 yards match, when Heap
woo easily. The speculation was at 6to 4 on Aspio.
Minton and Edge also conteedei in a 120 yards race, and
the former came in an easy winner.

BETTING AT THE VICTORIA CLUB.
SATURDAY,
The proceedings of the club this afternoon were monde-
?ably 'titivated by the forme about Salpinctee and the
steady advents. of Ostreger, to which animal. it may be said
all the betting (to money) on the Cesereivitch was 000 tined.
The lint blow ',truck was is favour of Salpinctee, about
whom 1,400 to 200 was accepted in one bet,sad immediately
afterwards soother tacker, who was determined to follow
suit, felt compelled to take a point leas, and put iiown 6 to 1
to 200/. This was quickly followed by smaller investment.
at the latter price, but notwithstandiog the formidable ap-
pearariee of the Littleton horse, the same odds wereoffered
until the room broke up, and we even beard 625 to 100
&hosted sot by one speculator, without a response. It was
said that the several outlays were on the part of a ontsin
few who had taken, perhaps, undue liberties with "Sal
Pickles"—the same with which the riog have dubbed Cap-
tain Ring's representative—end that this short
and sweet demonstration In his favour was
in order to "get out," Mr. Bevill's horse
came gradually from 1,000 to 60, taken (rely, to
100 to 7, at which latter price he was barked to win up-
wards of 5,0001. Those who hail previously been infloenced
by the general report of °singer's " roaring" propeosities
now began to think that he bad " roared to some purpose°
at kat, for, they said, he had lately doe all that wen
asked of him." The only other animal supported was Friday
at the outside price of 66 to Ito 30f. Closing prices :
CESARZWITCH.
6to 1 apt Salpinetes'ldolt 23 to 1 apt Callas, gelding
10) to °Meager tt freely, (OITI
100 to 6 Alabama •setttaie Uto 1 15einor (off, S4O
M to I`, to 1)
20 to 1 Noneatoo (off) 60 to 1 Defeo (1)
25 to 1 Morris Dancer 40 to 1 Cr (al
(odj NS to 1 Prikloy(t4
25 to 1 Uack (off, 100 to 1 Scheldt Olt
cos,offa, takeUto i I 100 to 1 Zephyr (4,14
SS to 1 Breese (off)
20 to 1 apt CustardCaatle

THE FEACAS
AND BETWEEN SIR ROBERT PEEL
MR. GRAY.

Sounder's News Letter of Saturday morning thus
refers to the subject referred to in a telegram in our Saul-
day's impression :—" We have learned that a sum-
mons ha bees ironed against Sir Robert Peel, at
the instance of Mr. Robert Gray, retired banker, for-
merly of College-green, who complains thet the right
hon. bait. used Legume calculated to lead to a breach of
the peace towards him yesterday. whilst travelling to
town by the Dahill. and Kioptowo Railway. Thom ere of
course several versions as to the origin of the transectiou,
and also as to the precise language which Mr. Gray alleges
Sir Robert used towards him ; but there n no doubt that
something unpleasant did occur, in the presence of two of
our leading chines, who bappeoed to be in the carriage at
the time, and that Mr. Gray, ou his arrival in town, imme-
diately procieeded to the limul-allca and obtained a summons
against the Chief Secretary, and also a summons to
wears the attoodanoe, as a wawa., of one of the gentle-
men who were in the canine. One statement is that Mr.
Gray, at Salt-hill station. objected to Sir Robert placing
some luggage in the carriage in which be 'was seated, and
that Sir Robert harieg Insisted on retaining the luggage
there, Mr. Gray complained to the porter on the arrival of
the traia at the next station, and insisted on hoeing the
luggage removed, whereupon Sir Robert used the language
as alleged. The ooss will be iovestigated before the
magistrate in a few days. The Dublin Booting 'Moil says :
"The subjoined document will explain mysterious para-
graphs which appeared in the columns of some of our
contemporaries this morning, respecting a fracas that
warred in a carriage on the Kingstown Railway yesterday.
As there were meditate witoreees present, we shall /save the
details of the merits of the case to their evidence, as it is
likely to be given en Tuesday next. The altercation arose
out of ari order given by Mr. Gray for the removal of Sir
Robert Peers luggage out of a carriage in which the
latter gentleman had travelled from Kingstoere, and
into which Mr. Grey entered at Seapoint Station :
" Polio, District of Dublin Metropolis, to wit. By the
Justices of the Police-court, Exchonge.court, in said
dlstriot.—Yon are hereby required to be, and appear per-
sonally. before us at our said court, on Tuesday, the 3rd
day of October, 1865, atone o'clock in the aftersooo, to
answer the oomplaiat of Robert Gray, of Temple-bill,
Blackrock, and show cause why Information shall not be
taken against you, for that you, on the 29th day of Sep-
tember, 1865, in the railway carriage between Sespoint and
Booteratowo, did make use of insulting and abusive lan-
guage to complainant, tending to a breach of the peace;
and herein fail not at your pent—Dated this 29th day of
.n ' September, 1865.—T0 Sir Robert Peel, But., Chief Beam
ewe, tery's Lodge, Phoenix-park, and Castle, Dublin.*
TOM I

imams.
I MO to 40 esee The Doke (1)

BETTING AT MANCHZEITER.—BATusDAL I
CEBABZWITCH.
6 to 1 apt Salptneten (t) El to 1 apt Moeda Dancer
14 to 1 Darner (1 t) (off) 1
100 to 6 Alabama (t) 60 to 1 Coasts gelding
10 to 1 Privateer (OM (oe)
15 to 1 Nuneaton (t) 160 to 1 -- edits (t & op
31 to 1 Eleanor t, 64 to &Unhands (011)
U to 1 John DAVIS lot 50 to 1 1 Breeze OA
Salpluctes and ontreger In tired force
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
25 to 1 NAM* Duke (t t) 1 40 to 1 apt °strew (t)
26 to 1 Custard Castle bo.to 1 Catch 'ma Alive
(t ez off! (1)
15 to 1 Glattlatenr 6) to 1 Elinharghl)
(off, 133 to 1) lO to 1 Nuneaton 1)
33 to 1 SLs to brans (t) 60 to 1 Lady lip ia (t)

ALL ENGLAND PLOT/ORIN° MAroosa.—Tho last
match of the week took piece os Friday at ninths, near
Farriordoo, Berkshire, as the farm of Mr. Peacock. There
were four competitors, :—Messrs. Bansorne's man,
Barker • gran Howrd's men, Parer ; sod two that-
cher lock men. Although the lead war:dry, the work done
was of muss I excelleme, and the power of both the
Ipswich sad Bedford dim wee fully put forth. After • I
keen competition, which excited the purer interest ,
mom the numerous spectators, the judges, who with them
herd tortehed the prover Cfd the work from the beginning, ,
awarded the (hamper prize he Newt Berome's man.
Earl Badnor's ploughmen also highly distinvished them-
selves, One was a °smellier is the All Englsod clam, and,
his woe* wee judged equal to Purser's, the judges highly
I ommeedieg them, and giving them both as extra prim
Another ad the outs moo' is the clam fee the bird plough
men is the district, woo she first prise with • Ramon»
plough spier foster competitors.
FATAI ACCIDINT. -FALLING IN OY A CORN STORK.
—The Dundalk earrespofdeat of the Dublin Express'
analogs% Friday, says ' A melancholy accident aocurred
but sight at the Castlebelliegbarn &every the pepper
of Moms. Jobs Woolen, sad Co., by which
three men
were killed, sad sere others severely Were& We believe
the Waded osommorl *mesh the kg is et a ern
Sem*

.V.aRtHS 11110123111 5C5n16117 14.171 G. OCTOBEX 2, 1865.

• rig*
3rark. John Teal-ins. mum and scavenger sad pan-
motritetor. armored before Ma Partridge to swam r a
•umutons, s the immure of the vestry of ISt. Gcarli2:646"
the-East, for permitting the attinteeed of a dint eadA
heap ore trt
premises occupied* him. tolled the sew igiae-
yard Ormo•baok. The mutinous charged, that 4)D the
defendant's promisee the following nmenos‘ toles=
health, existed : A tarp solutonlation at west aw
decayed vegetable matter, &mai sad other refuse, so fool
and offseava as to be a nuisance and Injurious to heath.
The defendant was al
,o "palled upon in the summons to show
WWI why as order should not be made upon blot to remove
the said scoumuletioo, and to pllthiblt the aforesaid yard
and premium from being used fee the purpose of such acen-
mletios or deposit as aforesaid.
Mr. Poland, barrister, instructed by Mr. Howell, vestry
clerk of St. George's-us-ther.ffsat, conducted the inessen-
tial • Mr. Sleigh, • , defended Tomkias.
Evidence haviog been eves medical Mr. Overtop, unitary
inspector, Dr. Freeman. the einem, and other
witnesses,
Mr. Partridge paid that before lie pm his decision. he
would inspect the defendsat's preddlea, and he proceeded
to Green-bank in company with the lamed eounseL Oo
hie return Mr. Partridge raid ha Revery very he had bed
the opportunity of exattloing the place complained of, mid
he thought it was desirable a magistrate who tad to delis
these important matters should do so in all mess of the
kind. He had no lisidation in saying there was a very
great beep of retook and much of it decomposed and
putrid, in the &readout's aree, and that the premises were
a very great names; indeed, there was an immense accu-
mulation of offensive matter, emitting a most ohm:ions
effluvia sod very iojotiom to heath. It was highly ex-
pedient the parish °Mewl should look after them mamas,
especially at a time when that scourge, the cholera, was
advancing toward' London. Be should make as order far
the abatemsot of tat animas, and for T.:talkies to pay the
vestry Si. ss. costs.
After some committee with Mr. Overton, the sanitary
inspector, the magistrate said be would allow the defendant
fourteen days to abate the nuisance and remove the dust
-.4 dirt heap.