The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-07 00:00:00

SPOBTIAG INTELLIGENCE.
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TATTERSALLI3.—ThuRBDAT.
The prineil al book-nraktes Wein taken Derby en routs
to London, there wee no Witness transacted at the
" Corner."

THE RACE-HORSE DUTY.
The duty of 31.175. each has been paid ow 44 retie-horses
into Messrs. Weatherby's office. The duty is payable the
int time that a horse rues on or after the let of January,
*adsorb payment frees the horse from further tax till the
lit of January following. By an act pared in 11151, the
termination of the financial year for the purposes of this
duty was altered from April sto December 31. If • horse
rues for any plate, prize, sum of money, &c., before the
tax is paid, a penalty of 504 will be inflicted, to be recovered
of the owner, trainer, or other person having charge of the
same bone.

DEBBY RACES. —ThusaDAY.
THZ STAUNTON HICIOLD STAKED of 20 sera.. added to •
Sweepstakes of 5 *ova. each ; for 2.yr-olds • colts, Bst 71b ;
When, Sat 41b ; winners extra. T.Y.C., straight run in.
Mc llodgman's f by Ifflington—eastem to Dexterous, est 41b
(A. Edwards, 1
Mr. Maine's Herdsman, Pet 71b ..leordharn) 2
Mr. G. M. eadd's Jack's Alive, est nt. .I,s) net 3
Captain Batchelor's Little Woman, Bst 41b Adams) 4
Mr. barber's Hugh Lupus, est Ilk itimeetburat) 0
Mr. liawkaley*s sevens, sat 71b.. (Gardner)
Berea Niviere's Attrappe qui Pent, 84 7(b (11. Orlmshaw) 0
Mr. Rich's East Lancashire, eat 71b iW. Witte) 0
Mr. J. Smith's Birdlime, bit 41b Bullock', 0
Mr. Watson's 1 by Woolwich—prairie Ben, est 41k
(Castanet'. 0
Betting : 9 to 4 apt Herdsmen, 7 to 2 apt the Ellitpon
Illy, • 100 to lb apt the Woolwich filly, and 8 to 1 apt any
other offered. The winter jumped off with the lead, was
never beaded, winning cleverlyuby. a head ; Herdsman
beating Jack's Alive for Om by two lengths;
Little Woman beaten by the suss ; the Prairie Hen filly was
fifth ; Birdlime next ; East Lancasire whipper-in.
THZ PLATS of WIMP, sbisd to a Handicap
Sweepstakes of 5 aura, each ; for 3.yreads said upwards ;
wiunem extra. One mile.
Mr. Lincoln's Ntighttugate, by Monniain Deer,6 yrs, 714
rordbeni) 1
Mr. Barber's Abron, peed. 7st 11b (lne. lbe extra)
Menials)
I
Mr. Rich's Miss Ellsa, 3' yrs, 14 101 b (car. let 13b))Trhttig 4
Mr. David's Domini. Beropema 4 pos, est
Mr. W. Barnett's 5 yrs, 7st 101 b ..(H. Orimahaw 0
Mr. (1 Smith's SIP, 4 yrs. fatlilb Ma extra)
• (Rewards) 0
Mr. 0. 71. lltadirs Commander, 3 yeas. est 61b (Pearson) 0
Betting : 6to 4 apt Nightingale, 3to 1 wit Abram, sod
4to 1 apt Swathe. The rimming was made by Alarm to
the distance, with Commander and Nightingale second and
third. As soon as Furdham called upon the favourite, he
gamely answered, and passing the two leaden in a few
Brides, went in an easy wiener by half a length. Hiss
Eliza was plaesd third, beaten for second place by ten
lengths ; Dorado Sampson wan fourth. The others pulled
up, and metered
_past the rce.
TIM SELLING 11URDLL Race of 3 sovs. each, with 25
added; for 3-yr olds and upwards • mares and geldings
allowed 311 w ; selling allowances. Two miles, over eight
Sights of hurdles.
Mr. T. Bunt's Jacob, by Trey Buck (late Bonlface., 6 yrs.
Olb (Mi.) (Knott) 1
Cart's
, Eheu, I yrs, 11st lib (1116.) (Comery) 0
Bpitetyl Di!k, sled. Ilb '.) „,(Paliur; 0

• Mr. B. Lands Diadem, 4 yrs, lOatillth MOO .. (F. Martin) 0
. Betting : 5 to 4 agst Diadein,s to 2 apt Jacob, and 4 to 1
apt Spiteful Disk. This nosing one of the moat mysterious
and disastrous affairs ever witseseed, Jacob coming down
several times during the journey. Diadem refused the first
light of hurdles, and ran out a long way. At the second
teen she again refused, end was pulled up and walked home
(without any cheers greeting the rider on entering the en-
do. Spiteful Dick could not be persuaded to get over
t otetaele whilst Elutes continual refusals gave such
Onniyelainge to Jamb that, although refusing most of them
may, ltis was in • wiener by at least a quarter of • mile.
Who nand did not pass the poet.
'lfs MIDLAND BTIMPLVCRASZ HANDICAP of 100 L, added
to a sweet:eta.' of 15 eon. each ; winners extra. About
3 miles and a half, over the usual Steeplechase Course.
Mr. B. Lanes lleballow late (lomehill), by Ferahill, aged,
104 Mb (int Mb entry (F. Martin) 1
Mr. T. Illds's Pineapple, wed. lOM Ilb .... (J. Kendall) II
Itr. Adams's Bantam, Syn. TM nib (G. Hainan)
Mr. Aiefs The Premier, aged, 10st ,Knott) 0
Mr. J. Arnold's Sweet William, aged, Set 41b(J.Nfghtinimle) 0
Betting 7to 4 eget Dulialloir, sto 2 aget Premier, and
4 to 1 apt Bantam. The Premier as usual went off at wore,
hiving Duhallow and Pineapple at his quarters, Sweet Wil-
item gaft as fourth, Bantam lest. Is this order they went
along-the back stretch and over the fence at the turn for
home, where the lot took close order, and came on to the
water jump opposite the stand, which Premier charged first,
and swerving to the left jumped on to one el ths rads,
which Sew is two, end Premier was the wrong skis of
the ark. The other fofir got well over, Sweet William
lying in front, with Bantam sad Duhellow close together,
.sessed and third, Pisa-apple lying off. This order was
mnintaiited round the canal-bridge-turn and along the far
doe se turning for home, where Premier (who had gone
ww fat a tear) and Swiss William pulled up and walked in.
.its the remaining trio were seen returning for home, it
was a moot point to decide which had the lead, the favourite
or Pineapple, sad side by Ado they came along the straight
to the het Sight d hossa, both charging them at thewune
moment. PureapOe dwelling oa landing gave Duhallow a
great advantage, which be improved every stride. winning
easy by fear lengths. Bantam walked in a bad third ; the
others did not peas the poet.
A HURDLE RACK of 5 *on. each, with 50 added; winners
extra. Two miles, over sight flights of hurdles.
lit. F. Wadlow's Shropshire, by Kohinoor, 4 yre, lost
(inc. Tlb (W. White) 1
Mr. Lincoln's hangar, • yrs* Mt 11th Inc lib extra)
(B. Sly, Jun.) 2
Mr. Meta Emily Harris, 3 yrs, est Mb (Knott) S
Mr. Barbels Demister, 6yrs, ilst 10th (Palmer) 0
Mr. J. T. Coleman's Bridesmaid, aged, 105 t (inc. 7Th
extra)
Betting i 5 to '4
on Shropshire • 3to 1 agst Nveeil3Y 100
to 15 eget any other offered. Shropshire and Nay lay
off until going along the back stretch the aisd time,
where the two took the lead and had the Snub to them-
selves, the favourite winning easily by s lengths. Emily
Harris was a bad third ; the other two ed in and did
notA
pass the post.
SELLUto Simms of 5 son. each, for all ages, with 20
added. T.Y.C.; straight run in.
Mr. Hopwood's lady of the Dais. by Lard of the lam
I yrs _tat 101 b (car. eat 131 b) (201, (Whiteley) 1
Mr. Nightingale's Liberality, S yrs, Tat 13Ib t2o1)
• ;Edwards) 2
Lord Urbrirge's Marguerite. 3 yrs, 7st 10th (201.) (Thomas) 3
Batting r 6 to 4 on Liberality, and 2 to 1 apt Lady of the
Dale. The fsvounte led to the half distance, where Lady
of the Dale collared him, and parsing him in a few .reoicnd
won wily by six lengths. Marguerite beaten for
place by an tenths. The winner was afterwards bought
m for 41. guise's.
TRV UNION Bon 3v.'
Dot AIL

of 20 eon. each did

LATEST BETTING.
LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE.
6 to 1 apt linetealea (off, take 13 to 2)
100 to S JeaLrasy (t)
100 to 7 Tbamutowe (t)
100. to 7 Mamie (t)
20 to 1 The Dane Land off)
to 20 1 'Leath**
ES to 1 Yorksliire y (t)
30 to 1 Brunette (t)
30 to 1 Bridegroom (t)

Mr. Hodgman, after winning the Staunton Harold Stakes
with the Ellington filly, at Derby, named her " Don't come

NORTHAMPTON MEETING.

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NONDIATIONB FOR EARL 8P1040111e6 PLATE. Neil Span.
oar Plate Comm (straight). 69 subs.
Age Age Age
SR Alexis 3 Limosina
Black Pearl ...... 3 Maid of Honour.. 4 &Liss Livingstone S
Gallus
liaseat-Arns .... 6 Copernicus
Woman in Red .. 5 Rockley 6 Spark 3
Wild Duck
Snapshot
mei Emma 4 Blrdhill 3 Lopeateher
, Julien 6 Lady Inaba 4 Fravola 5
TINA in the Pan.. 0 I=mi 3 Baron!! unchansen 5
PTIOICOOS .. ..... a Fo
Anomie, by Worn. The Knave
men* (bred to Shillelagh 4 Babette 4
Prance) S Waterwltch 4 Nigher& 4
Dartmouth 5 SpiCebOX ........ I Paradox
Antwerp
Confidence
Bryn Gwyn 3 pieny $ Longshot
Lord of the Manor 6 Balliverne
Kies Penbill .... 3 Staple Oak
Tleiphone II Confectioner .... 5 Telegraph 3