The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN DEBITING.
mast.
The Cop nor, reserved to the last day, fay sustained its
poetise, and, am the fluctuating quotations isdiested, a
innuin favourite was at the last moment found in
against whom 20 to 1 ens °Womble In Liverpool before
we Isfs for Aintree. Speculnica Ina naively pursued on
airiverg in the betting enclosure, mid in double quick time
Yr. Jack:boo', bone was netalled favourite at to!, at
which odds t
public madly rushed oa. The pore
fevouritem of Liand necessitated met
wince
of the
keg -reifluiel favourite, Besdigo, against wince at on time
as reach es 7 to 1 was laid, and the withdrawal of Ihrlby
did ace add popularity to Buckfoot, spinal whom 10 to 1
was freely offered before the slumbers went up. No was
sot in such good odour, but the Moldavia party were
still sanguine. 'The other names were ooly mentioned ionin
00000XiOn with outside prior, J ohs Davis apparently bar.
leg meet friends. wing Goole:lend as usual at twelve
o'clock, the Cup being appointed for 2.15, and the list
nos at half-past three. Four unimportant races preooded
Cup, and though each produced good gelds and plenty
of 'peculation, the chief of an/scum was centred in the
lig event, for which eightess animals ran. The market
operation at the last moment, it will be observed, correctly
isdicated the result, though Mr. Jackson, through .one
naaccountablo freak, declared to win with Jupr, who
only conspicuous for sever really being in the race at
say moment. Full particulars an appended :
iiiNUICAP PLATY al 40 ono , lac all Nis. T. Y.C. (11

Wake.)
Mr. 11. Wilkinson's LA Lynn. by Lanibton—hiss
Tees-
dale, s yra. det Mb (Cameron) 1
yr. Y. H. JOReill Skylark, a yrs, rat finnan)
Ilr. W. U. ilenuett's Jane Lahore. a yrs, wit alb Usartlasiii) 11
Th• following also ran : Gamma. Wild Tonle. Lsiddlat,
Parsuasiou. fineldand. fied
Betting : 3 to 1 snob spa Oemma sad San Shore, 7 to 1
apt V. ifd Thyme, 8 to 1 apt Skylark, and 10 to 1 each
amt Sam Lyon, Lapidist, and V igil They were got away
sw good terms, Gamins, Skylark, and Jame Shore, with •
Inglis; advents's to the distance, where Lord Stanford's
taus gave way, and East Lynn ran up to Skylark, whom he
gutted at tne oommenosinent of the Staled, and won
Wetly by a length and • half ; J•ne Shore finished third,
duly • head in rear of Skylark. Gamma was beaten four
leagtha from the third igil was fifth, Persnasioa sixth,
Wild Thyme neat, Sneidand and Lapidiat beaten off.
THE Wllll'3llllo NURSIIII 11A3Dlegf' of 5 sows. each ;
2 ft, with 50 added. T.Y.C. (10 subs.)
Mr. 0. lioiMman's Venturesome. by kroolitA Land—
Columbine, 7st Gib (Hrort110.1) 1
Mr. W. emufders's Kenilworth. 714
yr. W. U. bontsett's I.4.rntsetto, 7st gib (gibbet* 3
The folios tog also ton:—Jaro, Terror, him Joan dilly. and

'Enidhi-
Denim : 5 to 4 apt Venturesome, 5 to 2 agat Blue Ball
illy, end 4to 1 apt Ketulwoeth. After one or two breaks
away the Oval was gives to an indifferent start, both
Terror and the Blue Bell filly having amend lengths mart.
The favourite next the rails, aid Kenilworth on the extreme
right, were the brat away, and ooctinned in front through-
out, the race from the distance heir; reduced to a meek
between the pair, who quitting the Queue, ras home looked
together, Venturesome winning, after • splendid
ram b
ndiy a
bead ; Carnbetta a bad this* Menloil filth, send Teiror
bat throughout.
TOR WELTER Iit7RDLII HANDICAP of 5 ewes. each, 2 ft,
with 50 added ; profeesiooal riders blb ours. mile
sad a half, over tour flights of hurdles. (7 subs)
Lord Poulett's henatet (late Gentalbomme, by Flying
Blitcououl—turgetM, yrs. lueltib . dltr. !Awards. I
Mr. :.-aiuniers's Jo:oh, Novi, Ilist tlb tine bib antra)
(. Knott) 2
Mr. Barbels Cutler, 6 yrs, lest bib ilir. O mid) 3
The toll.. log &Hu ran :—Truent and Goldbeck.
Betting : 7 to 4 agat Benmet, lo to 2 apt Cutler, and 3to
1 eget Truant. Jacob cut out the work, followed by Ikea-
ast aid Ooldbtek till nearing the easel turn, where the
leader gave way, and Truant weot on with the lead to the
last hurdle, where Beomet took up the runsiog,
a muter by tee leogthe.Jacob, who passed Cutler and
Truant (both were pulling up), was seeoud, two lengt
hshs in
advance of Mr. Berbm's base. Truant Glom up. ck
was beaten off.
Blum; Neimaith HANDICAP of 50 SOTI., for 2.yr-ohis
the "rimer to be gold for 3U *ova. Biz Lowey. (12 subs.)
Iced WestmoriantEs Rama, by lord Fanootibmg—Fern,
Tat Sib • Murti.) 1
Mr. Bodgmaiis Venturer, est 1210 (lierateeld, 1
Mr. J. tun's Macy Boy, lat lib (J. GrUushre;
Tar follow uzg also ran :—thitdolity. Polly, N hits Gauntlet, and
?num 6:irate.
Betting 6to 4 eget Salley Boy, 3to 1 apt Venturer,
sad 6to 1 apt Rama. Sauey Boy made play, followed by
Volunteer sad llama into the straight, where the leader
pee way to Venturer, who at the Mal distance was joined
by Rama, and a good race enaued, which ended in favour of
Lad Weemorland's colt by hall a length ; Balmy Boy a
bed third. Polly and Credulity aloes up. The menet was
hoegut in tor 210 guineas.
THE Ltv EeNOOL AUTUMN Cur of 200 nevi, added to a
Sweepstakes of 23 nova. sorb, 15 ft. Winners after Oct.
25 extra. Mile and a hall. (101 subs., 66 of whom
deeltred, and paid 3 sour. elects.)
Mr. Jackson's kiland, by Ratapina—Falermlro. yrs,
est 414 (G. Stipp. I
Captain Grays Windham, 4 yrs, est sib Cnllloner, 2
Lord e miniorland's Sidearm& 3 yrs, bat Ittb (Neoyon)
The folio. lug *leo ran : -blaster Richard, John Davis, Acci-
deat, Ohthlteld, Buckfout,
Jupiter,
Filbert, Nu, Metal, Moldavia,
Mace, Bendlgo, Bobbin. Jupiter, Menotti).
Mr. Jackson declared to win with Jupiter.
Bettis' : 100 to 30 agat Stand, 6 to 1 ape Bendige, 7 to
1 apt Moldavia, 101) to 1.2 apt Nu, 10 to 1 apt Jobe Bevis,
100 to $ apt Budifoot, 100 to 7 apt Windham, WO to 6
each apt Bidewind and Fame, 20 to 1 each apt Accident,
Holstein, sad Blithtield, 25 to 1 apt Joco, 40 to 1 sgst
Helen, 50 to 1 apt Jupiter, and 66 to 1 "get any other.
The eighteen competitors mustered at the post at the
appointed ume, hot several breakseway preceded the
start. At the fifth attempt the flag was lowered, and all
got well away. Elland in advance, .t once made
play, closely followed by Bidewind, Buckfoot, and
Bain, Holstein lying at the head of the others,
who followed in a body, Mader Richert, Blithaeld,
sad Jopitsr in their rear. These petitions were main-
tained round toe top turn, Eilsed making the pace a
cracker ; but shortly after reaching the far side, Sidewind
took up the ruootog, and led the way down the stretch.
Nearing the camel bridge Helen improved her position, and,
together with Bendigo, got on better terms with Mr. Jack-
son's horse, who was still going on closely in the woke of
flidswind. About three-quarters of a mils from home
Windham ran through his horses, sod took close order
with the leaders ; Joco, at the same time quitting the
rear rank, became conspicuous in the van. Before making
the turn into the straight two-thirds of the field were
disposed of, and Sidewind, still in command, came round
seat the rails, followed by Kilted, Helen, Buckfoot, Wind-
ham, and Bendier,. who lay well up till Dearing the de-
nims, whets Helen held out signals of distress, and in a
few strides Buckfoot and Bendigo were also in trowels
sad retired, whereupon FJland, full of ninnies, went
up to Sidewiod, whom he deprived of the led, and
although challenged by Windham, the latter could never
reach Mr. Jackson's horse, who, though hanging on to the
rails as the field', retained his advaotage sand won very
cleverly by two leogthe ; four lengths 'operated the wood
tied third, end a similar distance the third and fourth.
Bendigo was fifth, Master Richard sixth, Nn seventh. Hol-
stein eighth, Jotn Detis, Buckfoot, and Helen heading the
next lot, who finished io a cluster, the rear being brought
up by Moldavia, Jupiter, Minnette, and Blithlield. Oa
returning to the scale Challooer, the rider of Windham,
lodged an objection spinet Ellaad on the ground of a cross,
but the stewards, after bearing the evideme of the jockey,
goefirmed the judge's decision.
Tax SIMIAN° STASES, of 3 sous each, with 40 added,
for all ages selling &Dominoes, ie. T. Y.C. (10 subs.)
Mr. nine:Xs hlaWc, by landango—Rosalle, ars, let 101 b
(2 .1 (Morrie 1
Mr. T. 11 ugliels Puritan, S yrs, 7st 710 (201.) I Loatie 2
Captaio dornhh's Mayfair, 2 yrs, Est IMb (161.) (liurray 3
The following also ran:—Malvern, Gambler, Lapidiat, and
Convent.
Betting : 2 to 1 eget Convent, 3 to 1 eget Puritan, 4 to 1
apt Mayfair, and 10 to I apt any other. Puritan made
!ton running, followed by Elastic and Malvern to the die-
tetics, where the letter gave way, and Elastic challenging
Paritan before reaching the enclosure, a good race ensued,
which ended in favour of Elastic by a neck ; the same dis-
tance separated the second and third ; the others beaten off.
The wiser was bought in for fatty-six guineas.
A BILLOW HANDICAP STERPERCBARZ of 60 ems. ; whence
extra ; the winter to be sold for 504, fare. About 3 miles
Marilee at the Canal Point.. (12 subs.)
Mr. Marthia Lurline, aged, 10et 101 b (3methnnit) 1
Mr. Ayliours Moldiotntpelier,7 lb
aged, list Mb (Mr.(Jarvis) Make, 3
Betting sto 4 apt Montpelier, 7to 4 sgst Luritne, and
Tto 1 apt Idiot. Immediately after starting idiot took a
11111111 r WO, which he held for a mile and a half, when Lem-
bo, went on in advance and soon held a long lead, which
alb retained to the ead, and woo in a canter by twenty
lengths; Ithetpelier, close up with Idiot, was third. As
eletectioes against the winner for having gone the wrung
die of a poet wan overruled. The wiener was not sold.

THE ADVANCE OF WAG'S MOVEMENT. —A crowded
meeting of the jourosyruen tailors was held last evening at 1
the Cembridge Hotel, Newman-e•reet, Oxford-streek
for the purr:ewe of establishing a trade protection smocia-
lion, and adopting a memorial to the employers. requeetiog
an adv.eooe on the present rate of wages ; Mr. Francis
Marsh occupied the chair. The provisional committee pre-
meted a cods of rules for the 'over imes% of the association,
which, having been considered seriatim, were adopted with
some verbel alterations. By these rules the cell•house
system, which, it is alleged, has inflieted so much injury i
to the trade, is abolished. The committee and ;
officers were then elected, and were empowered to rest ,
premier to be c►lled the Tailors' Hell, for the use of the
member,. The subject of the advance of wages was then
twesidered, upon which a long discussion took place as to the
amount to be asked for, but ultimately it was resolved that a
memorial requesting the advance be prepared by the core-
mine*, who should report to an adjourned meeting, at
which the amount to be asked for should be decided upon.
About 2,000 men have already enrolled themselves as mem.
been of the new association, which it is expected will
speedily absorb all the local societies and eall•houaee at
present existing is the trade. Several of the largest em-
ployers are favourable to the movement.
ONTSTAL PALLOR. ONg SHILLING DAT. v
TWAT, Nov. 10. —AdMkeldOtta Os PSTIONIN ;
ditto
by some woke* 814 ; tetsi it he 1,4 M.