The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-19 00:00:00

E earVMS, MONDAY MN INNiN G, MIR 19, IHFS.

11121071011 1#111.419.11g0.11.
the conservative
rosenber, sok, re-election.
llasiwer•fir..—Sir J. S. Stocky has issued an
address to the Oak= of this horse" easeemsiog Ids la-
teen= to become osedklate at the next elestlea. Mr.
Howell Grey= at
Dyer-ye-hoc= Meth, bee also based
as address. Beth patismee proton eassenalive
▪ the former having the advantage of 'midis. in the
neighbourhood. Os the liberal side Colossi Davis, the
present member, will Pollen realeotion ; bet there appears
to be a =lit in the liberal party is OCOSSIPOSCO at some
comber' wishing to have another candidate, aod pro-
tons( Mr. Lledivrho oontested;the borough with IND..
Bromides mot sea
Bei/awn-0N- Asa—Mr. Marioribanks, the
noel sitting member for the borough, =a issued his ad-
dress, iambi limosn for realer:Hoe. Mr. Hubbook sad
Mr. Mitob•U have ova yet Meted as address, though it is
expected that both will do so, both having Plodiee their
word to coated the mat.
Crrit OF LONDON. —Mr. George Lyall, the pre-
Hai member for Whitehavea, whom father, Mr. George
trill, repretranted the city in parliament for matey years,
a= Mr. R. N. Fowler, the banker, will forthwith protect
themselves to the somaitneets I. the ooeservative Interest
Mr. Lyall is a director of the Beek of Englandoi =glottal'
for Surrey, and a commiesiorier of Lieutenancy far the City
of London. He was first elected for Whitehaven in De-
cember, 18N, and has sat for that borough ever Mon. Mr.
Fowler has not hitherto held • east in parliament Oaths
other head, Barnes Rothschild, Mr. Crawford, and Mr.
Goethe*, three of the present sitting members, will present
themselves for naleetioa, and Mr. Alderman Lawrence has
daring the last five mouths been • ceedidate, in the Liberia
Maoist, for the as= which Sir James Duke has anuounood
his intention of not again contesting alter the *lose of the
cement parliament.
DurioARVLN.—At a large and influential meeting
of the liberal sleeked on Friday, Mr. O. R. Barry, Q.C.,
was nesnicooesly selected se the liberal candidate.
HARwics.—Captain Jerrie, the conservative
sitting member, seeks re-election.
Irswww.—On Friday evening a meeting was
um at the own Exab&De Tarok, foe the purpose fb"
Medea= to the electors of
borough . yndham
We et. • and Recorder of Menohaster, as • liberal
isedidsbe ha sociliotion with Mr. H. R. Adair. A rem=
Mon =opting Mr. West as • esodidate, and pledging the
meeting to cute its best exertions to wenn, the return of
both geotionem wee carried as a show of hands.
Hurs's Lnrir.—The Hon. F. Walpole, who offers
himself as • moo= conservative candidate for this borough
to orpojnaction with Lord Staaley, has issued a brief ad-
dress to the electors.
Lamawrii..—lt is generally understood in this
borough (says the Observer) that Mr. Mandalay, the mister,
will poste leeward as • candidata ; a recent vote of Mr.
Prided= Doan= having given peat dissatiatretion to
many of the ooratitoeney. This was the vote for giving
Mt. iteoatgette 10,0001.
LUTE BITROBS. —Mr. W. Miller, the sitting
member, has too= an address stating Ws intention to
solicit melodies. There is no probability of oppceitioa to
his return.
MaCCUISIPIZLD. —The forthcoming general elec-
tion is likely to prove • very exalting one in this borough.
lbe present members are Mr. John Brookleherst (liberal)
and Mr. E. C. Egerton lconeervetivel. A third candidate
has oome forward is the liberal inters= In the person of Mr.
John Umbria, of Load= end Ainchwiter.
NORTH LRICHRISRBHIB.Z. —An active Mayan is
now Wag carried on in this division between the friends of
Lord John Maass= Mr. SE. Harlopp. and Mr. Charlie
HaJ Frewen. AU three are eswervauves.
Noun HaNrs.—Sir Henry St. John Mildmay,
Bert., of Dognienfield-park, has offered himself as • midi-
date for this division of the eounty. Mr. Solater-Booth
and Mr. Beech, the sitting members, have arinonorred them-
selves as mail:Wes for realsotioe, and have also listed ad-
dresses to the electors.
Pogrsmotrrie.—An influential meeting of the
liberal elector' was bald on Friday swains, at which it was
resolved to promote the rehire of the preempt member, Sir
F. Baring, sad to support the ceedidatere of the two ether
liberal candidates, Mr. Serjeant Geodes and Mr. W. H.
Shies. The conservative candidates are Sir J. Elphinstom,
the pressot member, and the Hoe. Mr. Bona
SO3I.IRZCT (K•sr).—There is no probability of a
contest is the eastern division of the county. The present
members, Sir William Miles and Mr. W. F. Knatobball,
both decline to be spin put in nomination. The candidates
for the seats are Mr. Ralph Neville Grenville, of Butleigh-
court, Gleatoobory, who formerly represented Windsor,
sod Mr. Richard Horner Paget, of Crantnore-hall. Sir
Henry Hoare, the liberal cordate* =Meg found that there
was no prospect of his success, retired from the contest
some two months eines.
STROUD. —A requisition is in course of signature
to the Hoe. Ashley Possoeby, M.P. for Cirencester, to
acme forward for the borough on liberal principles. Is the
event of any opposition to the reelection of the sitting
members the conservatives principally will support Kr.
Hemmen.
STOIC E-ON-TRENT. —Tb ere are four candidates in
the field for the representation of this borough—Mr. H. R.
Greaten, the motet liberal member ; Mr. A. J. B. Beres.
ford-Hops, who comes forward as the successor of Mr.
Aldermrn Copeland, the preprint conservative member, who
will retire ; Mr. Simnel Pope, barrister, of Manchester, an
ultra-liberal, who contorted the borough in 1859, and ken
been before the coostitoinsey oa two other occasions • and
Mr. George Malley, merchant, of Liverpool, a tlibeMil of
advanced views, who will be brought forward as Mr.
Grenfell's colleague.
Waswicu.—Mr. Repton has issued an address
off eriog himszlf for re-election.
WEs-r RIDING. The Central Conservative
Committee held a meeting at Wakefield on Friday
to decide who shall be the candidate in the ammo-
=tire interest for the southern division of the Riding at
the ensuing election. The Right Hon. J. S. Wortley having
on the score of ill-health felt it necessary to decline to enter
on • contest, it was determined to request Mr. Walter
Spencer Stanhope and Mr. Christopher Beckett Denison to
become candidates, and their acceptance of the invitation
wee communicated to the =reties. Nothing has yet been
made public as to the liberal party, bat it is expected that
Sir J. W. Ramada°. who is at present cos of the repro-
: ontatives for the West Riding, will offer himself for the
southern division, and that the liberals will bring forward
=other caodidate as his °Weeps.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

_.._.
THE LATE ASCOT AETNID CURRENT WEEK'S
MENGS.

TO TIM macs os TEN =Ws&
&,.,—Dead heats for tWo of the three chief weight
forage nom (and very .early for the third), the runaway race
of Breadelbene and the auspicious performances of Fills de
EAU, wen the main Midgets of the Moot Maria& whereat
the public got ell the best of the layers, and also proved
they committed no error in judgment when starling I
Breadalbuse so madly for the Derby. This horse won Oril
Prim of Wales's Seiko eo easily as to show himself •at
lc ist the good horse the Two Thousand made out., sod to
fully justify his owner in removing him from his old quar
ter after the exhibition be made in the Derby ; sad MI ,
anything happersed to Gladiateur in Paris, he would MI
beers mad* Mt favourite for the St. Leger. The Froclusson,
however, had it all hie own way in the Grand PM.
thanks to the English division sending nothing better than
Todlabes (who, to make matters mart for him, went amiss),
although had we been championed by a good horse he might
have been bowled over, Jeminp having been afraid to give
him • good gallop, owing to the hard ground, for days
beforehand. It is to be hoped he will reach the poet eased
and well for the Bt. lager, with Breadalbem, so brier
th hly satisfy the world the latter is the Inferior horse
over • which his party will goiraly believe yet.
If they do meet Bradalbane is pretty carter to erne
off mood beet Gray ; still be might succeed in just beat.
log everything bat the Freshman, if bring very estM
factory to dimmer that neither he ace Broomelaw (who
got through • far performance sr Friday) can sow be
called bed, and that Mr. Chaplin has • very fair o[
getting his 11,0001. back over them. This
" went in" with vengeance at the gale of trrleill-
Park yearlings on Saturday, and, as at Sampson-
min, gave the fabulous sum of LIAO pumas
for • yearling, purchaidng five of the Moe high
guinea 0044 at 4,550 guaneas—ae average el 010
guineas each The whole nine averaged 867 visor
each, thus bringing the general average of the forty-five
lots up to S2O (Mem Om of the things sold was by the
sow-more-ever celebrated Rosanne, who begat the
invincible Gladiat' our, sad of course it went at a good price
(650 guineas), the cross with • Touchstone mare tring not
unlikely to hit to • array. French productiorte, too, are just
as good as 014 owe, though mart of them have my
" ueositain" lathis emir', and Fills de Al pleyed one
of her old trleks at Ascot, being more barefaced Ma ever
in the practice of her derptions, for after eh* was beaten
(when at 7 to 4) • long way from Ely co Thursday, she (at
5 to 1) overthrew a large field on Friday that included
Baragab, who we. within an sr of beating Fay early in the
week. There was some fine racing dam* the meeting, the
double contest for the Cold Far being very exciting, more
so than the second one for the Gold Cop between Ely and
Greeral Peel, the latter cutting up a wretched coward,
sod allowing the game son of Kingston to achieve
• bloodless victory in the deciding heat, to the
dismay of the many who knew sufficient to prove
he ought to have won the first time. The principal handi-
cap. event, wore all interesting, as were also the juvenile
ram& nothing turning up, nevertheless, to interfere with
Janitor's title of • the Met two-year old out," though
there is so denying that Rorie, Chibisa, Roost Pal tine,
and Young Roisarque (brother to the French celebrity,
Hcepodar) an all very promising mitt Owing to unavoid-
able eirownstanoes the gathering wee not eo gnat • one as
lint year, the collision that occurred in the Derby, the
hard gronod, or Mamma, MM. kept a number of bones
away,- including such as the Doke, Grislier, Liddingtoo,
Wild Charley, Archimedes, Todlehen, Kangaroo, Dehane,
Yana' Rapid, Dollar, Scottish Chief, sad Grubman ; but
sport was quite plentiful enough nevertheless, and we must
wait till Goodwood, or perhaps Donouter, before searing

at another like it.
The earned week's racing will be of a totally differeat
stamp, handicaps being the order of the day at Liverpool,
which gathering will receive no mks support, though being
est for Monday and Tandy, the fixture being generally
voted an unfortunate one, and sot a bit better than when
it was kaookid shoat dude/ the month of July. The list
of noes provided in very respectable, Mooday's bill of faro
leaving rum for good sport. We have Gretna, Seller,
Strident. Chapel Royal, Bleak Priam, sad Chilies (all good
performers) in a 2-yr-old race, the Craven Stakes, and on
~sr it is • very near thin indeed between Ohibiaa,
Salim, Chapel Royal, and Gretna, owing to the former's Sib
penalty, which may keep him at home, when Selim might
last be able to pull through. The Great Lanceshire Pro-
duce is another 2-yr-o'd prim, but with no great public
horse among the thirty-one engaged; the Grand
Stand Stakes being In the same state. The N ur-
eery and Queen's Plate are almost at the mercy
of Merry Lies and Caller Oa, if the prime
are good enough for them ; and Persuasion should win
either the half-mile Flying Handicap or the Molymax Cup
(six furloop), Filbert, and after him Miseisey. being the
best of her opponents in the last-named, as are Lucy Long
and Qum of Trumps in the shorter race. Oa Tuesday
• Gretna, and Chapel Royal may meet a mooed time
for the Badminton Stakes, as the Craven winner pats up 7lb
extra ; bat the best of the trio Monday's racing must die-
play; sad the only other item to be entered late is the
Liverpool Cop, now reduced to • mile-and•a-half race.
There are only twenty-four left in it, seven of these—Brin-
dui, Greed's, Whitethom, Fair Melrose, Brown Bread,
Holstein, and Paraffins—being to one "swim;" Mr.
Craven's Tartar and &dewier', Mr. Scott's Stantos and Nue,
W. Day's Mail Train and Faroe, Mr. Barber's Helen
and Macbeth, Mr. Payee's Beadamante and Sister
to Drake, and J. Day's Tippler and John Davie,
making up half a doses couples, and thus reducing the
number of interests represented to twelve. J. Day's
horses are nearly all amiss, mid even the light weighte may
not tempt John Davis or Tippler out (the latter having all
the best of it if he were only well), whilst of W. Day's only
the moderate Faros may be wanted. Of the others, my faney
is only for Brows Bread (or Brindle% &adamants, and date
of Mr. Craven's ; and Twilight would beat all the "elegies*
were she not run off her legs, Fantail and Stinnes included. ,
The latter, however, we have moonily seen in rent to, I
and in anticipating he will prove worthy of his 0000 M",
I also expect to see Bradamante or one of Mr.Craven's seat.
Hampton will give the metropolitans their usual treat on
Wednesday and Thursday ; but the racing will be rather
unexciting, the Surrey and Middlesex Stakes especially, for
Auditor, with Morris to help him, has the Surrey sad Mid-
dime: Stakes almost in his grasp, supposing Watcbbox and
Redmire will not interfere with him. For the Claremont
Stakes, the penalties of Cscrops, Tina, Alberta, and
Puebla will not prevent their being left pretty well to
themselves. Vexatious is the'best of the napenalised lot,
but she can hardly hope to beat Ceorops, who looks even up
to Derby form The six furlongs Stead Plate, Muter
Richard, Kate Hampton, aril Viceroy most run well for,
with all the weight, though they cannot hope to mama all
they are asked to Charity, who looks very like the winner
not only of this event, but also of the Manor and Visitors'
Plates on Thursday.
Newton is another holiday meeting, and why it should
extend over two days and drive Liverpool forward to Mon-
day it is hard to explain. To enter into the me
would be a waste of tame, with Liverpool so like y to influ-
ence most of the event. completed, SI it may produce some
worthy opponenta of Xi and Balsam in the three two-year-
old races, and of Welbeck, King Arthur, and Terror in the
three principal handicaps.—l am, fro., METEOR.

BETTING AT THE VICTORIA CLUB.
SATURDAY, 3 Lit!

Owing to the animal sale of yearling at ldiddliepark,
Eltham, all the racing world, es well as the accredited
buyers of blood stock, considered it a duty to be present
thereat, and consequently the attendance at the Victoria
Club was smalL There was no feature worthy of notice,
except that Breadalbane, to consequence of his sae, victory
at Ascot aad his reputed return to his proper end real form,
was in good odour for the Leber, for which he was backed
to win a couple of thousand pounds at 10 to 1.

LIVERPOOL CUP.
2 to 1 apt Soccer (off, t 2 to I)
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATX
6 to 1 apt Revival (wanted)
SURREY AND SILDDLIBIX STAKES
15 to S apt Auditor (1)
Sr. LEGER.
2to I apt Oladlateur (of) ) 10 to 1 apt Breadalbane (5)

Tin Unman= Brans of 10 eels mak. 5 ft/ with 100
added, for 2.yr-olds ; oche, Bst 10Ib ; MIN ORB geldings.
Bst .31b ; the winner of the Great Lameskirs Produce Stakes,
lee Of ROT ethOf two.yr.old stake of 200 son. dor, 71b, or
Viresfy,wwl lash ettdc.a2Mop ealwastuweraltit allb
Online, readi, Ansley, Seliesit: Pate*,
essniats, Beaooksileid, Beeliebab, Studio My Hobby,
Dark Agnes, Lady Bank (sister to lkadee), pa Royal.
Wessman, o by Elebernar or Woolwick—Ledy Touchstone,
Soateeton„ Mille Sharpe, the Mailer, Caprice, end Bina.
Tan Muer Deanne el 6 noes. sash, with 50 added, for
two and 3.yr.olde ; two, let 716 ; three, Set 811) ; penalties ;
telling and other allowenen. T.T.O. Six eubseribers or
so nos. Did not 611, and fa reopened.
Tin Bunn Pun (HandieaP) of 100 *cm 1 wieners
ohm the publication of the weight% 71b extra. Half-e,
ails. (26 saks.2.l
AV Abe
Kilkenny 5 Dolphin
Cutaway
lady Bohan 4 Lacy Long 3 Dubiety
Poodle
TiOis $ Might 2 rp ati Girt mP 6 . 66
Purity
Jossatick 3 Orange
Imoliew 5 Use Ilion
Juliet
Try: Ininnen TWITIKONIAL (audios') of 5 MTS. each.
2ft (to the feed), with 80 (in e.) adA4 for 3.yr-olds
and upwards ; a whim of any handicapd.. after the publics,
tire of the weights, 71b extra. 1 mile. (23 sobs.)
Ale Age Air
Bucidoo4
Nn - Cutaway 6
Charming Wonsan 6 Wan) ... .. .... 4 lady Bohan 4
Ostreger . ..... 3 Dean Swift
Sundeelah.
Gamecock
Wangle /ye 4 Liston 6Wu I
Orontes 3 Aline 5 Damns a
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