The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-28 00:00:00

ierious L-uly, mall ,ppt d on in hot pursuit, but was
Lesten cle es Ely by tilt...quarts re of a Irngth—same distance
betweeu second and thirt, and a neck between third and
fourth.
Ittsgwvt. of the GLASGOW STAKE.% of 100 MTS. each,
h it ; for 2 yr•uld colts, bst 71b. Last three-quarten
of II 31. (13 subs.)
Mr. Oslsaldeston's Champagne—Brother to Mena-
tain Dew, B,t 7ib (Marlow) 1
Mr. Psyne's Boer by Van Tromp, Bst 71b (Flatman) 2
Mr. C. Dilly's Firebrand, •by Slane, Bst 71b
(Hornsby) 3
Betting : 2 to 1 on Champagne, 3 to 1 egos Firebrand.
Doer made the running, waited upon by Champagne, until
they were within a few lengths of home, when the latter
went up and achieved the victory by three•quartere of a
length. Bad third.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 100 GOTS. each, h ft; for
3-yr olds. Certain winners extn. A.F. (6 Nub% )
Mr Barber's Cubnut, by Nutwath, Get 121 b
(Clement) 1
E.ron Rothschild's Orestes, 7st 121 b ....(Charlton) 2
Betting : 11 to 8 on Cobout, who won toady by four
lengths.
Orr ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
St DiCRIPTION HANDICAP "'LATE Of .501., fur 3-yr-olds
and upwards. D.I.
Ethelwolf 1
Waverley
Poodle
.

Twelve rem. Won by a length.
(Particular. in oar neat.)
MATCH, Bet 710 each. T.Y.C. 600. 200 R.
Lard Lailden's Brigtiadoro received ft from Mr. Bowes'.
Blight.
BETTING BEFORE TILE RACES.
NURSERY STAKES.
_ _

6 to 1 agar i/uches; of 1;;;r;;;eolt (t)
8 to 1 Hermitage (t)
9 to 1 Orson (t)
Although the day was cloudy and showery, the heath
was again well attended, and the number of races and the
brief interval of time (only 20 minutes) allowed between
each, rendered it necessary to "push along, keep moving."
The sleet excited a very lively interest, and speculation was
kept up with much spirit.
BETTING AFTER THE RACES.

N ItSERY STAKES.
6 to 1 agst Lorraine colt
S to 1 Hermitage
S to 1 Jooathan Martin
10 to 1 Orson
10 to 1 Bridesmaid
Business very slack.
NEWMARKET RACES—THIS DAY.

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The list coutains ten races. The brit race will be at
12.45; the Nursery at 1.46 ; the last at 4.
Lady Bird is struck out of the Nursery Stakes.
The woad Num ry Stakes to be run for to-morrow
(Saturday), closed with thirty-six nominations. The rain
was falliog in torrents last night when our express was
despatched.

EPSOM AUTUMN HANDICAP.—W. are requested to
state that Father lhames and Lady Amyott shoula be in-
cluded in the list of horsts that pay only two son. each ft.

ACTU:

MEETTNO.—Nov. 8.
WILT,.& Cur. One mile

WEIGHT/I (or the CHOW
and a half.

ge
Ruastiorough A 6 11 7
The itod Lies— 4 11 7
Titterstone (h b) 6 11 4
Aloe so
Sir Robert
Cbasesway
Maidstone 4 10 12
Warwick
Risk (h b) 6 10 8
Lerrywisest
Surveyor
WRIORTS for the TYRO
subs.)

Age et lb
Montague e 10 6
Milcote 6 10 6
Orpheus
Allegro 4 10 2
Mara Mungo
The Bit of Blue 4 10 2
Remunerator
Collier
Defiance
Timer
Corks
ANDICAP. One mile. (22

13arrel

et lb
Scoldloot 7 8
Diliens 7 8
Moaimia 7 8
Andromache 7 4
Ariel
Professor Back 7 2
TOO des
Harmony
Blame 7 0
Czarina
Jabot 6 8

The Queen's Own
Brown Brandy
Bridesmaid

Adelaide

Commodore Croaky
Merry Moak
Robin Hood

The Jealous One ....

Kranyude hero ....
Josiatbas Mania ....

Witottes (Cr the Ai

Age st 1
The Red Lio• 4 8
Alonzo 6 71
Lough Bain 6 7
Titterstous 6 7
The Little Irawa 6 7
Lair/hest 4 7
Ooorkah 3 7
Calot
Warwick
br f byoassaboy
Mead of Koalas 3 6 1
Mayday
ditylad
The Barmy r 4 8 1
Orpheus 4 6 1
The °tassel
Risk (It b)
The Bit of Blu 4 6
Jassy 3 6
Annie Sutharlaad 3 6
Gauntlet 6 6
Jspites
Nosey Northam 4 6
The Hatchet
Timotheus 5 6
Solve= 4 6

Len. One mile. (49 subs.)
Age et 1
Collier 3 8
Killarney
Romeo 3 6
Maid of delborne 3 5 1
Trig 3 51
Now . 3 61
Alexia
Madeline
bri Tbe Ugly
3 5
Mir
Guy 3 6
e Tommy
Peetrycook 3 5
be f Aat. Leon
3 6
Me Deese
Cassie 3 6
Cabia Bey 8 6
Blida
Maria Bell 3 6 _

MargentofAajoa 3 6 0
Miner's 3 +5 0
Diligitat
Gabriel
Adelaide 2 4 4

AND CLERICAL.

OXFORD, Ocr. a convocation held this
afternoon at two o'clock, the degree of M.A. was conferred
on John Phillips, Esq., of Magdeles College, the deputy
reader in geology designated* demo of convocation.
The meters of the Taylor Institution intend to proceed
to the nomination of a professor of modern European lan-
guars on that foundation early in the maim/ Hilary
term.
There will be ea enealselisa for a sebalership on the
Bodsa liamearit ibuniailes to the Clarendon ea Thursday.
Nov. 24. Annibee baobab* will be weesied in neat Lent
term, in of the rink" baying bees asasi-
'mud to ea by die Meamealab the Emit India
Coapsay.

Tito Roo. Clement Gabon, to t viewer of litatistoy,
amity of Norfolk.

NAVAL.

ADMIRALTY, Ocr. 27.—Pa011oTIorre.—Scomsd.
elms Aasistaat-Eagineen 8. A. Harris and ii. J 0414111, late
of the Plicereix, promoted to acting Invelase
arLtant-
estrn.
ner's Mate W. R. Forder, late of the Phanis, pro-
moted to aotiag gainer.
Caulker W. Elliott, late of the Phoenix, promoted to act-
ing earpsamr.
ArroINTMENTs.--Borgeon J. C. Walsh (1848) to
the Frolic (18), sloop, at Portsmouth.
Assistast-Sergeorui C. B. Weed
_(1847) to the Juno (26),
at Chatham ; H. H. Miami' (18M) to the Riffimeass (8)
screw steam.gun 'easel, of 100-horse power, at the south-
east coast of America ; C- B. Ployfair (1861) to Plymouth
Hospital.
Chief Roemer G. K. Keeton te take charge of the ma-
chinery of the Dauntless (24), screw steam-frigate of 680-
he/sewer, at North America and the Weet Indies.
First-elass Assistant-Engineers J. Deal to the
Rifleman; and 8. A. Harris to the Terrifole (21jirddle-
wheel steam-frigate of 800-hone power, at Woolw
Third-class AmdMaat-Regineers G. F. Boothe to the
/Memos; and J. Brettle to the Terrible.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 27.—The Homian man of war
frigate, Aurora, 44 guns, which was taken into dock yester-
day, appears to have, previous to her arrival here, had a
very narrow chance of destruction. filie had got on shore
off the coast of Sweden, where she remained some 36 boars,
and the water being let out of the deck to-day, proves her
to have lost the whole of her false keel sad the greater pert
of her main keel, 1 foot 7 inches have gone aft, and I foot
9 inches forward, whilst the bottom of her rudder
has been ground to shreds by rubbing on the rock.
It is expected that she will require to remain
in dock about a fortnight, undergoing repairs.
The Fairy, screw tender to the royal yacht, is in dock, in
order that the aperture for her screw may be measured, and
its dimensions taken for the purpose of fitting a Boomerang
propeller, for the purposes of trial on board this reseal, in
contrast with the good moults that have been already ob-
tained from Orifilth's patent screw, sad which we reported
in this journal at the time they were made. The Boome-
rang to be tried will be made by Messrs. James Taylor and
Co , engineers of Birkenhead, and it is expected that the
interesting trial of it will homed* in about three weeks time.
A Prussian man•of-war corvette arrived at Spitheed this
afternoon and saluted the national and port admiral's nage.
The Highayer, M, screw steam frigate, Captain Moore, is
ordered from Spithead to the Mediterranean. The Lizard,
steam-vessel, sailed this &fumes for the eastward.
COMMANDER Laravaa, of her Majesty's steam-ship
Dasher, who was the mesas of rescuing the mail-packet
Dowe from destruction last week, has been promoted to
the rank of post-captain, and the Lords of the Admiralty
have gives him the optien of retaining the command of the
Dasher, if he is desirous of so doing.
CAPTAIN &tack RN., the late Comptroller-
General of the Coast Guard, who recently died almost sud-
denly, wee 61 years of age. He never properly recovered
from the effects of *Orbs De received from a railroad acci-
deal ante years bersites. He was the brother of the Right
How, Billward BIN" and was for many yran Admiralty
esporiammisat af pikes at Falmouth and Southampton.
The obey of Osesperoller-General of the Coast Guard is
1,8001 a yaw.

&lOU MID MIR= RAILWAL—Trerlic receipts
herbs IPSlit Osi. SS, 1163 :-4111. 12s. lid. Crew
WON% mils al" NM 17e. OL