The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-23 00:00:00

SPORTING.

NEWTON AUTUMN RACES AND STEEPLE-
CIIA•I:.—WEDNLiDAT.
(ay a(earis TrleNraph )
FALB HANDICAP 11CDDLE ISTAKEn of 5 SOTS. each, said
20 added. (3 subs.)
Royal Mar, S yr., last 714
Aim.. 4 yrs, DM 4:b
&DANDLE HANDICAP 1.01.,. each, and 25 added.
'tall a mil,

sates. lles West .
Ittewi Tiosoict
Albs Oily.
SOI:IL LANCAsIIIIIII STLIPLIFCHASZ STALLS of 15 SOTS,

each. h It, 222.
Osieftidst, 3 yrk, !st Olb
Ira.e. aged. 10$ V111
Larriver, vox+, .J.,t 6,6

HAILPENDIiN AUTUMN It.tCES.—TVESDAT.
1304 Espana' PLATE of 15 00141., added to a sweepstakes
of 2 sots. eiieh, 2.yr old., 6st ; three, 3't 21h; four, ost 41b;
nee, :Mt 101 b; sit and aged, 10.1; winners extra; the win-
ner to be gold for 100 goys. if. demanded, &e.; and allow-
ances if to be sold for less. Ileats, one mile and a half.
Mr. Ihnurs's etc Gilbert, S me, 1b (Payse 4 1 I
Mr. liss.gre's IS: ek Use, awed, list I Ilb (Grubb 2 0 2
Mr. 11. Drews Forest tower, shed, 94 ids. (11seket• IP 0
.34r. Meow.% Ora,bemsr, S yre, set :db (Mislead) 3 2 0
Marstei Nor tore t lA,e. S ' 541216 (Lowe) 1 odr
Mr. Ism-roes 4rs. Lerch, 4 err, eat 6.0 (Kelbw) 0 dr
11.1111.1.3: DIM AUTUMN MANute.sr of i SOTS. each, 1 ft,
wills 21 a.hled. Two miles.
Mr. inews Italtrt Wel, 4 pa, 74 . (T. Sherwood) 1
Mr. Kltllllgifeek Jesse., 3 yr., Is: 710 (Noslits)
Yr. 3luereem ttreWa, S yrs, Get GIO (carnal fat ltdb)
(Maxtead) 3
Mr. Mescals !)reline, 4 yr., :et 415 (Low.) 4
HURDLE STAK eS of '2 sues. each, with 1.3 added. Heats.
Mile and a half.
Mr. leseste's New Forest Dee, 3 yre. I Ist ('alt) 3 1 I
Mr. Utidelle• linter to Let,.i.ton, I yea, Wet Sib (Irier) 0 2 3
Mr. 11. Lonte. 2101nd:4o, 0at...1,114 1210 ...(11attett) I 3 3
Mr. lea dyeaea lea Julto, atoll, 124 (Nat, an) 3 0 del.
3:4601.AT10N SCEI4I4T 11ANotcAr did not till.
BETTING AT MANI
itunsumaci
4 to I aim Betba (t)
6 to 1 Ne.niastre
to I lloaataie Deer (t)
II to t Prime Mlrdeler
I. to I The Helot (t)
.3 to 1 Carl (t)

!IIk:STEIL-TUESDAY.
ISTAlikk4.
20 to I •.K Dottie (t)
21 to 1 Candlewick (t)
23 to 1

.....
Mots tily
H 3 1,1 Heroine (t).

WILTSHIRE CHAMPION COURSLNO
MEETING.-Tummvir.

TIIE GIIZAT Ai tsTEUX Crr.—Mr. I'ORIICy BUM beat
Mr. Miller's Magic, Mr. Fowle's Impudence beat Sir J.
Buswell's Magic, Mr. Etwall'a Experiment beat Major
Clawes'sCashoo, Mr. Parkinson's Sambo beat Mr. Biggs's
Bonfire, Mr. Itiley's Royalty beat Mr. Long's Lady Wl-
ladle, Mr. Jebh's Lilius beat Mr. Holdall's Comanche,
Mr. Etwali's Exhibitor beat Mr. Mule's Eagle, Mr. Walsh's
Whipcord heat Mr. acid', Itumun, Mr. Longman's Laze.-
gru beat Capt. Wyndham 's Wuralie, Mr. Penn's Prowess
beat Mr. Itandall's Rachel, Sir J. llo.well's Lily beat Mr.
Motley, Mr. Hand:ill's lthudi beat Mr. Moront's
Merry lkiy, Mr. Illolurev's Movaus beat Cdrits Wyndham's
Vivid, Mr. Bviunt*s Luvybody beat Mr. Policy's Beware,
Mr. Hole's Bdubtlew beat Mr. Riley's Scholar, Mr. Biggs',
honor Nile heat Mr. MormVe Miriam.

Mum Cur.—Mr. baler's Sal beat Capt. Wyndham's
Weed, Sir J. Doswell's l'uzzle'em beat Mr. Walsh's Wen
Mr. Lawrence's Lobster beat Mr. Barnard's Ilackward,
Sr J. Boswell's Somerville beat Mr. Miller's Cobra, Capt.
Wyndliant's Hhilf be-at Mr. Ileudall's Six Shooter, Mr.
Holmes's Mrs. Kitt crown beat Mr. Reed's Ituslilight, Mr.
Holiucs's Ilinl beat Mr. Powney's Fan, Mr. Law-
rence's Lopez beat Mr. llowles's Cashmere, Mr. Barnet's
De-true beat Mr. Longnian's Lion, Capt. Besant's Betty
Martin beat Major Clowes's Courier, Mr. lowle's Facto-
talll beat Major Clowes's Compact, Mr. Lignin's Egypt
beat Mr. 'tend:ill's Gift, Mr. Jebb's Uncertainty beat Mr.
Loder's Lady, Mr. Long's Lizzie beat Mr. Bowles's Fal-
setto, Mr. Miller's Merry Liss beat Capt. Wyndham's
White Ruse, Mr. l'enu's Well-l-nerer beat Mr. Riley's
Itcssetion.

NEWMARKET COURSLNG MEETLNG.-

Tur_iDAY.

TIIE DERET.-Mr. Fyson s Frank beat Mr. Gillett's
Goldtiuder, Mr. Tyson's Farmer beat Mr. Hippopo-
tamus, Mr. Bound's Lord of the Isle beat Mr. Dobede's
Das, Mr. llullyoakc beat Mr. Finch's Cadland, Mr.
Buckworth's Bayard beat Mr. Moody's Dutchman, Mr.
Duckwurth's Bridegroom ran a bye.
THE CI:P.-Mr. Hill's Hank beat Mr. Duckworth's
Bolingbroke, Mr. Dobrde's Dunkeld beat Mr. Duckworth's
Deeswing, Mr. Dobede's Dot beat Mr. Round's Linda, Mr.
Fyson's Fore-runner beat Mr. King's Repute, Mr. Irson's
Fearuoinsht beat Mr. Gillett's Great Northern, Mr..llill's
Henrietta beat Mr. Moody's Regent, Mr. Bound's Lucifer
ran a bye.
Buckworth's Brenda beat Mr. Fyson's
Flexible, Mr. Round's Ladybird beat Mr. Moodv's Rose-
mary, Mr. Duckworth's Berry beat Mr. Gillett's oleuluce,
Mr. Dobetle's Delight beat Mr. Hill's Harmless, Mr.
Round's Laura beat Mr. Highland Lass, Mr. King's
heel beat Mr. Dobedo's Delicate.

Tits Pour StNitS.-Mr. Itound's Leader brat Mr.
Hill's Dart, Mr. Buckworth's Bashful beat !Mr. l'ilooth's
it. wena, Mr. King's Regius beat Mr. Gillett's General,
Mr. Babette's Damson beat Mr. Buckworth's Blackberry,
Mr. Fysou's Factotum beat Mr. Dobcdo's Donald.

NATAL APPOINTMENTS.—ADMIRALTT, OCT. 22.
Master R. Fulton—placed on list of retired comma. Clerk
A. S. Little to St George. Second Master F. Taylor to
netory. Midshipman 11. Moore to Crane. Master's
Assistant J. R. l'cnjrzto ractory. Naval Cadets A. G.
U. Richardson to • ; and F. M. Ornmanney to
Leander. Clerk's Assistant J. P. Sarneant to Impreg•
~wile. Boatswain It. Davis, Banner J. Fripp, and Car-
penter S. Geoke to Crane.

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THE L.tTE OwNER OF TILE AMERICAN YACHT.--
At a dinner recently given to Commodore Stevens at New
York, to celebrate his return from England, the following
graceful tribute was paid by that gentleman to the authori-
ties of this country :—" Our arrival was greeted with every
hospitality and courtesy, not only by the noblemen and
gentlemen of the Royal Yacht Club, but by the officers of
government. Lord Palmerston sent down on order that the
America should be admitted in all the English ports on the
footing of Euglish yachts—the custom-houses were all free
to her, and the admiral of the station at Portsmouth offered
every assistance and civility. The Earl of Wilton anc: the
venerable Marquis of Anglesey, now SO years of age, were
among the first visitors on board, and they and all the
members sod officers of the Yacht Club, and numberleu
others, evinced in every manner the kindest feelings, and
showed us the most del ieate attention. From the Queen herself
we received a mark of attention rarely accorded even to the
highest among her own subjects; and I was given to under-
, stand that it was not only intended as a courtesy extended to
myself and friends, but also as a proof of the estimation in
which she held our country, thereby giving a significance
to the compliment infinitely more acceptable and valuable.
Long may the bond of kindred affection and interest that
binds us together at preseat remain unbroken. As a fur-
ther proof of the feeling of the government and the people
towards us I will mention the following act of kindnesir—
We had the misfortune the day helore the race with the
Titania, to knock off a part of our outer shoe. This ren-
dered it necessary that we should haul her out, and we re-
paired to the government dock at Portsmouth fur the pur-
pose. Oa the instant the application was made, an order
was issued by the admiral to repair her in the shortest time
possible. If you could have witnessed the vigour and good
will exhibited, from the admiral down to the humblest
mechanic of the yard, to complete her fur the nest day's
race, you would, I am sure, have felt the obligation (ren-
dered so doubly binding by the manner in which it was
tendered) as deeply and sincerely as ourselves, and would
regret, as much and as sincerely as ourselves, that any
caws of quarrtl should arise to separate two nations that I
want but to be better acquainted with each other's good
qualities to become and to remain fast friends. She was
docked at twelve and finished by eight o'clock the same
evening. For this important service no remuneration, in
any shape or way, would be listened to. The admiral, iu
expressing the pleasure it gave him to do us a service, en-
deavoured to prevail upon us to believe the obligation to be
altogether on his side. I trait, with confidence, that if m-
erlon should occur, this delicacy and feeling will be as
promptly and as delicately rwaproestad."