The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-23 00:00:00

SPORTING.
EWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING.
BETTING ON MONDAY NIGHT.
TWO THOLIEItt4D GUINEAS swam
5 to 1 opt rhr J. lialCers The Coofedk.r
66, 2 Mr. o,oole ston's Mull:141u Pe .r ( ovals
BAPhdi colt)
4to 1 Lord rAe.d's Ormandrs
to 1 Mr. E. H. MAW. Gl•nharrk
ONE MOUS tN1:0 GUINEAS STAB-S.
Eves op S r J. Hawley's Aphrodite
6 to 4 apt Lord Etankre
CllEBl'l'l4 MP.
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7 to I aim Mr. Trien's Rheims
15 to I Mr. T. liter's Macey
15 to 1 Mr. Mangan's Bowborougb
2O to I Colonel Amon'a Backbiter (t)
1993 to S Captain Lowther's Tarn Wadt.n (t)
Lady Evelyn was scratched aaT27 minutes pat ;.
DERB.
4to apt air I. Hawley's lot
6to Sir J. Hawley's Teddingtoo (I)
ti Mr. Raiford's Prime Minister
13 to Mr. J. Clark'. Marlborough Back
14 to Mr. Meiklam's Ponotellotion
IS to Mr. Ostirldcaton's Mountain Deer
55 to Ircd Exlinton'e Bonnie Dundee (i)
30 to Sir I. Hawley's Confewoe
" to Mr. tlieginde nevem (t)
31 to Sir J. Ilaviley's The Bon
401 to Mr. Wilkinoon'o Newham
5, to lord Ilernanara
Irma to 1 Mr. C. Wintrinitham% EncianiTo D'Ary
20 to 1 was laid against Mountain Deer to 200/.
NEWMARKET STAKY.I.
Teddington was scratched at 15 minutes past 11. Is, the
course of the evening n match was made for Thurwtty,
nt
the second October Meeting, between Tedilington and
Mountain Deer (the Mountain Sylph colt), fist
.71b each,
A.F., 1000, h ft.
•
TEEM:gall RACIOL
(.11.,P.EN'S PLATE of 100 go., for mares; 4-rt olds, Nat Olt);
five, gat filb ; six and aged, 10st. R.C.
Slr. Rogereli Kierawar, a yr. (Rapers) I
Duke in yes (P. Water) 2
Mr Dennett'e Subter(age,4 era in. Eiterarao) 3
Betting: 2 to 1 on St. Rosalie, and 6 to 2 agat K issaway.
Kissaway made all the running, and won in a canter by five
lengths. Run in imin. 114 see.
SWEEM.TAKES of 10 sots. each ; for 3-yr-oldr, 7st 2!b;
four, Net 71b ; live and upwards, Sot. The winner to be sold
for 160 nova., if demanded, dr. T.Y.C.
lord Eor!er'e Preolaw, 4 era (Norma.) 1
Major Pitt's Wag of Dad 4 ors .......... .1,47)
Mr. Berillb Thrinparth,lyre (Itneero) 3
Betting : 5 to 4 agst I'reolaw, 6 to 4 gist Tltringurth, I.nd
sto 2 apt King of Oude. I'c slaw nude nearly all alto
runninz, and won very easily by a length. Not tined.
llas Melte SWEETSTAK ES of 10 nova. each; for 2-yr obb
and upwards. I).M. (7 SUINI.)
31r. lwat's'ii The Moor, 6 yes, $5l 41b (W. 4113.ta1e) 1
lord Stanley's Uri'', S yrr, net PKO (V. eat Cr)
Mr. S. itogers'a Vas; S yrs, lot 61b ((1. E. trt..ret 3
Betting : 3 to 1 agat Vim, 3 to 1 apt Theorem, 4 to
agst Criel, 4to 1 apt The Moor, and t to 1 rg-t St.
Fabian. Castancro, who before going to the pant threw his
jockey, jumped off with the lead, and with Theorem and
Vasa in waiting, eat out the work until within half a mite
of home. The Moor and Uric% then went to the Croat,
the Moor entering the cords with the lead, ant wincing
cleverly by a length. Vasa a bad third. Run in I ter.
49 NW,
Two TBOVOIAND GEINSAR STAKES, Of 100 Not. each,
h, It; for 3-yr-old colts, Sot 711,; and thibs, Na -Lb. 'lice
second to save his stake. R.M.
E (Mattoon) 1
Mr. Osisailwitun's litruntain Deer (Tempi. man) 2
Mr. E. (tares Girobank . ... ... eocroy)
Betting : to 2 apt Mountain 'Deer, sto 2 ..gst Ceti-
lessor, .5 to 1 agst Demander, 10 to 1 arch apt 1, It iiiiawk
and Bockhound, and 20 to I apt Midas. .Pallas was etc)
first to make play, and with a slight lead of 800, held the
lead to the T.Y .C. post ; from this point the rave aas lilt
to Ileruandi it, leading, Mountain Deer second, v. ith
fessor and Gl.nliawk laid up. The race 111.4tidt 11 and
ficishal in this order, Ilernanitic winning cleverly by a
length, Mountain Deer beating Glenhawk by two ,engtlii,
and Confessor close up. Bun in 1 itt..l2 secs.
SWEEPsT.tKES of 300 sots. each, 14,0 ft; for 4-yrwild
r01t,,, B,d 7th ; fillies, fist 21h. B.C.
Lord /..thter',. Nutcracker
Dr. Coaaie's Tomboy
Hake of Bedford'. itor.lpiux (V. Hailer 3
II to 10 agst Bordeaux, and 6 to 4 apt Notcr.teker.
Won in canter by 10 lengths ; I.IOITIOAUK beaten wt. Not
timed.
The excursion and regular trains this morning broeglit a
considerable accession of company, and no far Itelpssl
to
sustain the character of the " great" day of the week ; more-
over, the race itself, moon the extent or the field and the
fluctuations in the betting, created an interest which nt.sw
period, when Grecian had it all his own way, no one could
have anticipated. The weather, however, was very unft-
vouralile during the greater part of the day, and th, ground
muddy and deep; nor tan it lie denial that the assemblage
altogether whether takeil with reference to number t.: gr.
was considerably below the average.
Amongst the ilioliiiinables were—The Duke of Itutlani ;
Lowls Glasgow, Stanley, 51aidstone, l5,
Newport, Uxbridge, Exeter, Itibblesrlale, ()shortie, .1 Mao-
seen, Strathmore, Mittman, Euston, Airlie, Iturleigh,
Clifilen, Ke. ; Sir 3. Hawley, Sir Robert and lily
Sir 1). Baird, Count liathyany , llownirables Capt. UMW,
Cecil Forester, Calorie' Anson, Major Pitt, Major Neeillnun,
F. Villiers, 11. Forester and Major ValK0'.111;
Charrietie, Colonel Pecl;Colonel Newton, Major Pearsou ;
Captains Bastard, Carleton, lliggiitg, Clive, Dywai,
KM, etc.; Meaner. C. Greville, S. Stanley, S. Staid, y,
Payne, Newton, I)rinkald, Guseley, Iliggios,. Gritivieha,
' Blake, S. Graham, Waddington, Batson, Jaques, W. It.
Reid, Maetinir, Crommelin, Nerill, G. Stott, lbtrwilisit-
, tom, (b.balileston, 0. Fitzroy, 11. Fitzroy, Ruth. Wigrain,
Gregory, and Crawford.

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LATEST BETTING.
(Ity E.l4,e•ritt Telegraph.)
CLUNUIR Clip.
c. to 1 art Rheaus Il3to 1 art Man, g)
10 to 1 Mack Doctor 11 to 1 Ital:an
30 to 1 Mao:vs:o'i
14 to 1 Montague
DERBY.
12 to 1 apt llernatetex 1 U
to 1 —11 o) San SO to 1 ast Mear.twea!er (t)
t 2 to I Mauntain Dear
au to I Ille,eus

HEALTH OF LONDON DUILLNO TILE WEEK.
The official report says :—The return for the week
ending last Saturday exhiLits a further improvement in the
public health. The deaths in Lonelon,which in the last week
of March rose to 1,418, and declined in the two subsequent
weeks to 1,059 and 1,012, have now fallen to 91.,5. It ap-
pears from a comparison of the tell corn. soiling weeks in
1341-50, that the deaths of last week were exceeded in
only one instance, namely, in 1819, when they cos.., to
1,089. If the average of corresponding weeks, which was
934, be int:mese,' in the ratio of supposed increase of papa-
latiun, it becomes 1,019; and, on this estisioned amount, the
present return shows a decrease of 21.
As compared with the results of the preceding week, both
the class of "Diseases of the Ress '.e•atot7. Organs.," and
that termed " Tubercular," of which plithisis is the most
important, now exhibit a diminished mortality. The dif-
ference is principally observed in pneumonia amongst viol-
dren, this complaint having carried off 71 young persons in
the previous week, and only 35 in the lust. The deaths at
all ages from pneumonia were 85 in the pretesting week.
and o 2 in the last. The decrease in consumption during
the last two weeks is also of perceptible amount ; fur this
disease was fatal successively to 1311 and 103 persons.
the latter number being unusually low. 'faking the
weeks corresponding to last, in ten year,' it will
be seen that the lowest number wa4 122, the
highest 174, and the average 150. llooping-eotaih.
however, does not maintain the same steadiness of
decrease, and the registrar of Clearing-cross observes, that
lately it has prevailed more in his district. The numbers
of children who have been carried off by this complaint
during the last six weeks appear in the following series
92, 81, 63, 59, 50, and 62. There died also last week 11
children from croup; and 12 persons, of various ages,
from influenza.
But while, concurrently with the progress of the year to
a more healthful season, the severity of disorders of the
above description becomes mitigated, 50111 e diseases of the
symutie character discover a tendency to increase. Measles
has increased from 211 in the former week to 35 ; typhus
from 2.5 to 37 ; and small-pox, which htdshowneosueiderable
abatement, has been fatal in the last three weeks success
sively to 9, 12, and 18 persons. Five deaths occurred last
week in the Small-pox llospital at llolloway,one that of a girl
of '2O months, on the 15th; two of men aged .37 and 30 year;
on the 17th ; and two of men aged respectively 23 and 231.
on the 19th. Two of the men had been vaccinated whirs
young; the three other cases are stated to have been "uit-
protected." A house is mentioned in St. Giles, where nine
childreen hail been attacked with :small-pox, and in two
eases with fatal effect. None of these patients had bee
vaccinated.
A case of destitution, which proved fatal to the suffererl
was registered last week. A case of lead colic was repot tedl
in the previous return. The deceased was a painter. The
death of another man, aged 68, who had formerly fullowialli
the same profession, is reported this week, 4em " lead'
palsy; pulmonalis (for years)."
The births of 706 boys, and 719 girls, in all 1.425 chil-
dren, were registered last week. The average, number in
six corresponding weeks of 18 1540, was 1,3.64.
At the Rnyul Observatory, Greenwich, the Meanhe-fight
of the barometer in the week was 20•776 inches. The mean
temperature was 48 deg. 3 min. The wind was in the east
or north-east during the first four days; and during this
period the mean daily temperature was about 42 degree:Nor
about 5 degrees below the average of the suns days in le
years. During the last three days the wind was in the
south and south-west, and the mean temperature rose 10
degrees higher, or front 4 degrees to 6 degrees above the
avemsie.

POST-OFFICE NOTICE.—GLNERAL POST-OEI4CH,
Aram 12.—0 n and after Wednesday, April 23, all persons
wishing V. post pay letters at the Lombard-street branch
office must reach that office before 50 minutes past 5 o'clock,
p.m., respectively. The boxes fur the reception of stainp,al
and unpaid letters will be open unt 1 o'clock, and fur
stamped letters only until 7 o'clock.
So cONAIOLUABLE OF LATE HAS BEEN THE EN-
CRC/ANIMIST Or TEE SEA on the Worthing and Lancing-
road, near tho former place, as to render it almost Unnamea
ble. The mail has for several days gone round by the lola
bridge, involving the necessity of making tip the bags at
Brighton and at Littlehampton three-quarters of an hour
earlier.—Uolchester Gazette.
GREAT NORTH OF ENGLAND AND GLASGOW
UNION It At LwAl . —The settlement of the list of , ontriMs-
tories in this compuity, just brought in by Mr. Harding, the
oflicial manager, is fined for the 9th of May, before his
liouoar Ratite'. Blunt.