The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-09 00:00:00

sPUNTING INTELLIGENCE,

TA/TERSALLI3.--MONDAY.

There was but a thin attendance in the subscription room
this afternoon. For the St. !age, the Marquis and Buck-
et/we advanced each half a point, and closed with increased
liminess at their quotations. The feature of the afternoon,
however, was the complete knocking out of Caractacus, who
for .ome days past had been very shaky in the market, and
but for the bolstering support of some of his "friends"
would have bad his cpuetus given him long before.
It was currently reported in the room that things
bad not been going on favourably with Carisbrook,
which canard speculation upon him to have a downward
tendency, but his owes, having come to the rescue in such
a manner as to refute all such rumours, the horse left off
inn at 100 to 15 (taken). Argonaut was reinstated in
favour, and was backed for money at 14 to 1. old Calabar
would seem to have had the long pending final blow given
law as 100 to 1 was offered against him without a response,
while even money was offered that he did not start. Closing
picas :

ST. LEG Fit.

5 to 2 apt Moo. 3.4l;v7kecihe Martinis (t 3to 1)
9 to 2 Mr. )ferry's Buckstooe (t)
100 to 15 Mr. Perry's Carisbrook (t)
10 to 1 Lord Coventry's Exchequer (off)
14 to 1 Sir Joseph Hawley's Argonaut (t)
20 to 1 Lord Falmouth's Hurricane (t)
20 to 1 Mr. Fobert's Johnny Armstrong (t)
ft) to 1 Lord Glaigow's Stockwell colt (t and off)
100 to 1 Sir R. Balkeley'sOld Calabar (off)
MO to 1 Mr. &unripe' Caractscus (off)
CHAMPAGNE STAKES (DONCASTER).
Even on Lord St. Vincent's Lord Clitden (t)
DERBY.
1000 to 30 apt Lord Anasaley's The Beau (t)
1000 to 30 Lord Clifden's The Gunner (t)

WARWICK MEETING.
PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW.

Tae COUNTY HANDICAP of 10 &ova. each, 3 ft. with 100
added ; the whoa& of the Leamington Stakes, 101 b, and the
mooed, Mb extra ; the second to save bin stake. One mile.
sea.)

,
Age at lb Age st lb
Rini( of Diamonds .. i 7 FiO-Pliks 3 6 9
Atherstone 4 S Portland 5 6 7
lisp.at-Arnis 6 8 Wombat 4 6 7
Twilight 6 7 I by Wild Myren—
Aurelian 4 4 Phemy 3 6 6
Wild Rose • 2 loons .... ...... 3 4 4
lipon
Libellous
Doncaster
N.-wines.]
Loiterer
lady Derby
Ocitiditenw
Master George
Olive Branch 1 13 Illas Hawthorn 3 6 7
7Mili in the Pan .... 6 13 Lord Stanley
Acco 4 12 Venerator
Zodpole
tlementi 3 12 Villager
Colonel Crockett .... 4 9

THE WARWici COP, value 200 eon., by subscription of
10 sore. each ; 31r-olda, 7st ; four, Eat 7lb : five, get flb ;
Ws and aged, 9st 51b ; mares allowed 41b, and geldings, 71b:
winners extra. Three miles. (20 subs.)
ge e
Athenian° Age 4
Rally Edmond. .A Ag 4
4 Ivenholt
lteminee
Taunus, by Sweet- Ocuise
eicai—Gossip S Wild Rose
Sleho 4 Rapparee 4 (paid, S
The lawyer 4 The Dove li Zet3and 3
Dusk S Put* 4 WakhAre ...paid, S
The M0nk........ 5

THE WELTER COP, value 100 soya., the rest inspecie, by
subscription of 15 sova. each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared ;
the winner of a handicap after publication of the weights,
51b extra. One mile. (15 subs.)
Age all/ Age at lb
Atherstooe 4 12 5 Apron a 913
Sieueral Bess 6 11 12 Toole
Twilight
I.ilielloua 6 10 10 Prophet 6 912
Pool Clifford 4 10 6 Wesiender 6 9 2
_Neophyte
Sloburben
4.l4sernieue 4 10 2

TIM NIIIMBET ILIJIDIOAP of 10 sow. each, 5 ft, with 100
added, for 2-yr-olds ; the mood to save his stake ; wisest,
extra. Three-quarten of a mile. (trJ subs.)
st at lb
rriii-go-Bragh
7 Hypermnestra
Tire Royal Stag 8 1 Birdlime 6 12
Bemired
Tbe Countem
2 by Wiedhound—Calbe-
... &wet 6lO
rir

rine Hayes 7 10 Lutes
Pompon
lirligtaa 7 7 Middiewatch 6
8
O
6 lna 7 6 t by Magnifier Mee
lora 6 7
Oonpon
Borlamon 7 4 Iby Kingston—Aconite . 0 0
Quizonette
Od ine
e by Ktagston 0144. t by Loupipiron Poe-
vim% 7 6 ladat
fby Barntou—lady .... T 0 MA Belle 0 4
Acton

A SwarrtrraKie al 5 sovs. eacb, with 50 added ; 2-yr-
eids,ltst 121 b ; three, Bsl 101 b ; Allies and geldings allowed
Sib ; winners extra. Threw-quarters of a mile. (12 subs.)
A Age
lbw AP Cut
/by Wild Dayrell t rims 2 ban or Stockwell—
.. _

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76rnest

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Equinox
2 Rest ....
2

Epat;itlte.

2 Peignoir

Tun IdgMBERB' PLATZ of 501. ; 2-yr-olds, Gist 71b ; three,
Sit ; four and upwards, tat 10Ih ; winners extra; the win-
ner to be sold for 50 lova Five furlongs. To close and
name between four and six o'clock in the afternoon of to-
morrow (Tuesday).

Tan GRAND STAND PLATE (Handicap) of 100 sows., for
all ages ; entrance 3 mom Three quarters of a mile. To
close and mane between four and sex o'clock in the afternoon
of to•morrow (Tuesday), and the weights to be published as
soon as possible.

THE SCURRY HANDICAP of 10 sou. each, h ft, for 3-yr-
olds and upwards ; gentlemen riders ; jockeys 61b mar,
Oue mile. To close and name same as for the Gnod Stand
Plate.

Id VITH— On, 25 ft. One mile. —Mr. Wallace's Peeping
Tern, 6 yrs, list 131 b, against Mr. Weysford's Consternation,
3 yrs, 104.

THE NOMERY PLAn, Wantouni.—The following ad-
ditional entry for the Nancy Mate at Weymouth bus been
forwarded to us by Mews. Weatherby:—Blue Bell by
liettle—Stogleton Lao, 7st 121 b.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

A DWIRALT Y. SEPT. 8. APPOINTMENT:4.— Sub-
.Lieutatant G. W. Allen, to the Liffey.
Payments' J. Lewin to the Resistance.

Engineers H. Ride; and W. H. G. Webb, confirmed as
aseend.elass assistant engineers in the Indus, as eupernu-

Acting Second-Class Assistant Engineers .I. F. Hughes
and W. Ambler, to the Cumberland, as supernumeraries ;
B. London, to the Indus, as supernumerary ; IL Butler
and J. Elder, to the Asia, as supernumeraries.
WSW. H. W. Ricketts, C. Corbet, R. G. Bay, F. Foes,
aid J. B. M. Homing, have been nominated to naval cadet-
ship!. _ _

WOOLWICH, SEPT. 8.

Au Admiralty inquiry is now pending as to the
aVeged breach of regulations by Mr. Piers, Naval Store-
k eper at this yard, who introduced • friend to the este-
Vishment on the afternoon of her Majesty's embarkation on
t!.e ls: inst., contrary to the Admiralty order fur the DOD-
admission of visitors, Commodore Superintendent Sir
Y. W. E. Nicholson has forwarded to their lordships a re-
port on the subject, from which it appears that the Admi-
ralty order was made known to the officers of each depart-
ment, and that the conduct of Mr. Piers was in direct con-
travention to such order, and was also protested against by
the Pollen Superintendent. Mr. Piers has also forwarded a
statement to the Admiralty of a defensive nature.

PORTSMOUTH, Serr. R.

- -
The Resistance, 18, iron screw steamship, Cap-
tain William C. Chamberlain, came into harbour this site:-
aeon to be docked sad brought forward for sea service.
The Osborne steam yacht, Master Commander George
M. K. Bower, arrived this morning from Antwerp.
The Isabel &lands, Spanish paddle-wheel steam frigate,
arrived at Spithoad at noon to-day from the eastward.
Nevins taken on board a pilot she proceeded to South-
ampton.
The Prnasian screw frigate Gazelle, Captain Heldt, sailed
this evening foe the Downs, where the Prince Adalbert will
re-embark and proceed to Dantzic.

ROYILL N OVAL RDoravz. —The following appoint-
went. have been made :—To be honorary lieutenants, John
Bowe grown and George Dunlop ; to be honorary sub-
lieutenant, James For; ; to be sub•lienten,,nt, Mark
Brett Mayhew,

CRYSTAL PALACE. —The great braes band contest
takes Oise this day. Nearly Uty hands are entered for
competition, the members of which arrived in town by ex-
cursion trains from all parts of the country in the course of
yesterday, and the respective band-masters met at Exeter-
ball at a late hour last night to draw lots for the positions
their bands should occupy in the contest. Special triune are
appointed to take the bands to the Palace this morning at
eight o'clock for a full rehearsal, which take, place Mime.
&Maly afterwards. At eleven o'clock the competition will
commence, in four orchestras erected in different parts of
the ground. At three o'clock the entire bands, reinforced
by a large corps of drummers and buglers, will assemble in
the great orchestra and perform several well-known pieces,
secompanied by the Handel Festival organ. Upwards of
SOU mimic desks have been placed in position on the great
embestra to accommodate this large number of players.
The effect, it r anticipated, will be utounding. After the
astecliume of this colossal concert the selected bands will
sestiaos tbe competition for the final awards, at the con-
Minim of which the prizes will be delivered to the successful
eswepetitora