The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-24 00:00:00

BP Ult TING.

STOCKBRIDGE RACKS.—TnctoDAT.
Timm 1 t the Talmo TI:IENSIAL &ALLA or 10
.3lrt. ; lot 4-yr-alds; vide. h.: 1011,; fillies, Sit 3:b;
untried ur mire, 011iisoil Cab. taus.
Two was and it half. (43 subs.)
Mr. Morris'. Kinston, by Voahow (31b). Sit 1b
7
(Bashom) 1
Dull, of Ilichmond's Marbinger, by Toue!..loce
(311)), Sot 71b (noway) 2
to Mil the stokes were divided, after two dead hoots, by
Chief Boren Niebohun and
In Ini2 Kiln:eon wool by three lentethi, Jo.t Miller
set-uul. bike grsph third, Chief Boron Nicholson fourth.
Ooly four ran.
M.setn. R.t 71b 'ash. T.Y.C.
.200,. h ft.

—...... .
Mr. Rowland C.oper's Poetry, by John &Gaunt.
yrs (Templnnan) 1
Capt. 11. B. Powsll's St. Stephen, by ILbert de
Gotham, 2 yrs (Maton) 2
Fin sr Ytou of the FirTu SroennlilDGE TIIILNNIAL
STAKE 4 of II) soli. each, for 2.yra o:d ; ales, 84 101 h ;
fillies, Sot Mb ; untried stallions or mares allowed 3ib.
Winners extra. T.Y C. (5•I subs.)
Mr. It. E. Cooper's Autocrat by Bay Middleton,
134 101 b (Temples* 1
Lord Zetland's lieu (3iba ), Sot 71b ....(J. Marl 2
M Mr. J. . Stanley's 31iralseau, Sit 101 b (Charlton 3
Mr. Howard's Olenatrae, Sat 10:b (W. Day 4
Lord Dorchester's Bracken, Sot 10lb (A. Day) is
Mr. (bridles Mortimer, Sat 10Ib (Dvckeray) 6
Ga.:min:sr ;SWEEPSTAKCK of 10 son each, h ft, with
i 3 addict for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Old mile (13 subs.)
Mr. Milner's Grapeshot, by Alarm, 3 yrs, Est 21b
(J. Maroon) 0
Mr. J. Scott's La Malheureure, by Kr zolin; 5 yr.,
Gat 191 b (Wells) 0
Duke of Richmond's Antigone, 5 yea. Sst 110
(Flatman) 3
The fillowinn aloo ran :.—Mr. Y. King's lc irciosuo,
6 yr., 9.t 2:b tDock.r..7l ; Mr. Newland's Old Morley,
4 yes, 8.1 21b (Cnarlton); Mr. IL Bill's Ireland's Eye,
3 yrs, 74 10Ib (Maton).
8222,421/N. PLATE of 100 ann,, added to a Sweepstakes
of 10 soya each, 5 it; for 3.yr olds and upwards; mares
and geldings allowed 31b. l'enalttcs fur winners. Two
miles.

N;. Thellusson's Itstaplan by the Baron, 3 yrs. Gd
101 b (Wells) 1
Captain Lane's Nunnyhatamer, 3 yn, f6t 101 b
(Charlton) 2
Lord Palmerston's Buckthorn, yrs (A. llsy) 3
Mr. Oreville's Scarecrow, 4 yes, Sot 11b..(Eltman) 4
Mr. Powne3's Amazon, 3 3rs, Gat llb (Salter) 5
Betting: 7 to 2 on ltataplan' 6 to 1 agst Ninnybammer.
Immsdiatily alter starting Amnion rushed away, and
was soon 100 yards in advance of Ninny hammer, who was
followed by liataplan, Scarecrow, and Buckthorn, in the
order named, so within a short distance of the Cid Mile
Post, when Rataplan took second place. Amazon main-
tained a strong !cad until they rounded the .ast turn, when
she began to drop off, and in going down the hill was left in
the rear. Ninnyhammer, with Rataplan in close attend-
ance, went on with a Plight lead to the dip, whence a very
interesting rice home with the two ensued, Rataplen
achieving the victory by a head. Buckthorn • bad third,
with Scarecrow next, and Amazon far behind. _ .

bIOTTISFONT STAKES of 1.1 COM each, 10 ft, with 100
added, for 2.yr olds; colts, Sot 71b; fillies, Bet 41b; winners
extra. TN C. (30 subs.)
Mr. Grorillr's Beaus, by Bay Middleton, 84 7lb
(Burling) 1
Mr. Knowles's Mamas, Bst 71b (Baskam) 2
Mr. Payne's f
_by Bay Middleton, out of Lady
Strutt, Sat 41b
The followingalso ran :—LsdyGrinuton, Cable, Triumph,
Monte Muses, Grimalkin, Brother to Mountain Deer, Chan-
prnier.
811COND YEAR Of the FORETH TRIENNIAL STAKES of
10 soy, each, for 3-yr-olds ; costs Bst 10th, fillies Sat filb ;
certain penalties and 'snowiest's. Ono mile and a half.
(30 sub..)
Lord Exeter's Cubnut by Nutwith, Bst 101 b
(Flatman) 1
Mr. J. Powney'a Cineas (31b3, Bst 71b (Maton) 2
SWEEPSTAKES Orb e 0•11. each, with 2.3 added ; for 2.yr-
olds, Sit 12Ib ; three, Bst 81b ; four, 9st Gib ; five and up-
wards, 9st 101 b ; f and g allowed 31b ; the winner to be sold
for 1501. ; if entered to be sold for 1401. allowed Slts, if for
80!. 1111 b. it for 50!. 141 h, if (31' 391 211 b. T.Y.C.
Mr. Gulley's Victoria° out of Pelerine, 2 yrs 0011,
of
1
Doke of Richmond's cby the Emperor out Coral,

3 yrs (rOL)

Mr.-Tairanee's Woodyates, 2 yrs (W.)
Mr. G. Crewe's Alabama, 2 yrs (SOL)
Mr. H. Thompson's b f by Falstaff est st Lily, 3
yrs (301.)
Von bye neck.
MATCII: Bet 4lb each, 100 b ft. T Y.C.—Mr. G. Sturt's
Himalaya received forfeit from Mr. Orevills's Little
Gerry.

LATEST BETTINO.
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
6 to L aget Go'dander (t)
6to 1 Colsterdale (t)
6 to I Goorkab (t)
7to 1 Chief Justice (t)
6 to 1 Garforth (t)
10 to 1 St. Michael (t)
Both on the moans and at the Rsilway-station, Winches-
tar, after the rams, the first three mentioned horses were
backed heavily. From Id to I Ooorkah was rapidly ad.
muted to 0 to 1 (taken).
GOODWOOD STAKES.
8 to 1 agst Little Harry (t to 7001.)
10 to 1 Bextus (r)
10 to 1 Joe Miller (1)
ST. LEGER.
6 to 4 art West Australian (t)
Bto 1 The Rimer
9 to 1 Cinees
Offers to tab, 5 to 1 about Culotta and Cisco coupled.
DERBY.

21 to 1 apt Autocrat (barn)
20 to 1 Prince Arthur
25 to 1 Blight
30 to 1 King Tom
Immediately alter the race for the Triennial Stakes for
2-yrs-old, Autocrat was backed for nearly 8001, at 12 and
10 to 1.

Among the many fashionable visitors we noticed the
Marquis of Exeter, the Earl of Derby, Lnds Maiestone,
Exmouth, Clifden, Ribblesdale, Ernest Bruce, and Robert
Clinton, Sir Joeepb Hawley, Sir Robert Pigott, Admiral
ROW. the lion. Mr. Curzon, itc.
. . .

Th. above details of this Peineedinin sellsiently indicate
the satisfactory character ad VW *wt. The defeat of
Cisme* by Cobeut, and the swum of Biwa for the Mottle-
font Stakes, canoed considerable surprise, and were noes-
pectedly (avowable to the " fielders."

WINCHESTER RACES—Tuts DAY.
NOMINATIONS POR Tal Qt ZILN.B PLATR.—Beekthons,
4 yrs ; Black Doctor, b yrs ; Nionyheamer, 3 yn ; Tor-
ment, 3 yrs ; Michaelmas Maid, 3 yn ; limbitiger, 4 yn ;
Grapeshot, 3 yrs; Garotte, 3 yrs.
NOMINATIONS 105 Tal CITY )41M5115' PLATS.—
GaTotto, 3yn (1500 ; Letterpress, 5 yrs (501.) ; Beni's, 4
yn (50/.) ; Provost Marshal, 3 yrs (500
Tim first nes will be nut at oite o'clock.

ACCEPTANCYJI FOR TM
Age at lb,
Teddington 6 9 6
Buckthorn 4 8 10
Kingdom
Knight of the
Shire ..

ID, JULY 26.
I GOODWOOD BrALIa.
Age at lb
Tiede:
Lambton 3 6 7
TaUourd 3 6 6
Cooluburlaad

4 8 0
Little Harry 4 711
Garforth 6 7 9
Gaunter
Adino 4 7 8
Joe Miller
Father Thames 4 7 5
Muscovite
The Hero (II b) a 7 4
Trifle (it b) 4 7 4
Retail
Haricot
Antigone
Backbut
Gadabout
Muir,
Defiance 3 6 8
Waterfall
Abdallah 6 6 7

3 6 4
The Friar
Grapeshot
Gossip 3 513
Goork
Colt by Crosier,
out of Summers-
hill
Ballinasloe 3 5 12
The Mayor of
Hull
Hobbyhorse
Ireland's Eye
Sestus 3 6 7
Haar 3 5 7
Haut
Placid 3 5 3
c by the Emperor
out of Coral 3 4 13

TIALSDA.T.—NEW isfavcumv.
Mr. J. M. Stanley's Hybl, art. Mr. Bridgeman's
Gavotte, Sit 7lba. each. One mile, 1001., h. ft.
Mr. Briducman's Jollied, 4 yrs. flat 7lbe, apt. Duke of
Bedford's Petrel, 3 yrs. Bst 2lbs. T.Y.C. 2801., h ft.
Mr. W. M. E. Milner', Grapeshot, Bst nes apt. Duke of
Bedford's Gossip, Bst 2111 s. Gratwicke stakes course, 2001..
h. ft.

LA/IT DAT.
Mr. Mare's Pharold, 3 yrs, list 71bs, ogst. Mr. Bridge-
maies Jullien, I yrs, Bst 61bs. Last mils of Goodwood
st►kes course, 2001., h. ft.
Lady Evelio was struck out of the Goodwood Cop on
the 20th inst. at 11 30 a as:

POST-OFFICE LIBERALITT.—IE no department of
the public service are the einptuys worked so hard, or
treated with res little consideration, as in that of the Post-
j office. Ws have just beard of fresh evilenee of this fact,
a local inspector has been down into Cornwall on a shaving
mission, from the General Post office. We are assured that
the keepers of small local post-ufEces have been reduced
from four pounds a-year to three pounds—being required to
have some one in attendance all day (or this pittance. In
one can an aged postman, who had his round reduced from
20 miles • day to 18, as a matter of mercy, has bad his pay
of fourteen shillings per week reduced to thirteen, at the
instant* of this local inspector. Letter carriers are every-
where paid off witn the smallest possible pittance, and the
great body of the clerks and sorters are paid less than the
saute class of persons would receive for an equal amount of
mental and bodily labour in the employment of the mer-
chant and trader. We believe that the management ot,the
Puat-oflice has improved very much of late yenta—at least
we find that we have fewer occasions to complain of neglect
or misadventure in our business transactions; but we can-
not aspect that that improvement will go on it the public
service is to be signalised by a systematic shabbiness, on the
the part of the esti:toyer towards thy employed. This mode
of do* business does not answer in private life, and will
Inot prove profitable in the long run, in Western
Tamee.