The Express.
London, England, 1853-07-12 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING.

The following iz a prozramme of the three days' sport
WEDNESDAY—THE LANCASHIRE OAKS.
CROITETH STAKES of 15 SOU. each, 10 ft, with 30 added
three-yr-olds, fist 101.11 ; four, B.t 21b ; five, Bs. 101 b ; *ix and
aged, 9st; mares and geldings allowed 3:b. One mile and a
quarter. (7 subs.)
MERSEY STAKES of 10 soya each, with 50 added for two-
yr-olds; colts, Bs.. 71b ; fillies, Bat 41b. Second to receive
20 soya. out of the stakes. Winners extra. T.Y.C. (13
subs) Ellma Tree, The Early Bird, c. by Orlando, dam's
pedigree unknown, Amusement, Happy-new-Year, Stiletto,
Barrel, Goldfinch, Adelaide, Dervish, Commodore Charley,
Bright Pheehus, c. by Gameboy, dam by Colwick.
PRODUCE SWEEPSTAKES of 200 59'S. h ft, for two-
yr-olds; colts, Bst 71b; fillies, Bst 41b. T.Y.C. (5 subs.)
Alembic, Sortie (31b), Julian (31b), b c by Van Tromp—
Reel (31b), e by John WI-Jaunt—bliss Sarah (31b) (decd).
LANCASHIRE OAKS of 10 save each, h It, with 100 S...TS.
added ; for 3- yr old fillies, Bst 71b each. Penalties and
allowances. The second to receive 30 son. out of the stakes.
Once round. (31 subs.) Maid of Delsmere, The Queen,
f by Duncannon—Ellen, hr f by The AnArr—Miss Shera-
ton, Mayfair, Lady Margaret, Atbol Brcse, f by Knight of
the Whistle—the Abbots, Pheehe, Duda, The Belle, ch fby
Irish Biritcatchrr—Mickleton Maid, Psaltery, Little 111.-s-
-som, Janey, Anteverte, h f by Don John—Miss Sarah,
Misletoe, Strawberry Hill, Hermione. Eliza, Helena, Ada,
Sylphine, b f by Melbourne—Tiffany, Viola:ate, Wee-th.og,
Mabella, Queen Bee, Carema (dead).
HANDICAP PLATE of 60 sore. Mile and a quarter.
SELLING STAKES 01 6 cove each, with 30 sera. added, for
2-yr olds and upwards. T.Y.C.
THURSDAY—THE LIVERPOOL Cr,V
FOAL STAKES of 100 SOU. each, h It, for 3-yr-olds; C. Its,
Bst 61b; fillies, Bst 31b; those got by untried stallion!, or
out of untried mares, allowed 31b. Once round and a dim.
(5 subs.) Glengarry, Doublethong, Warbler (31h),
Hobby Horse.
PRODUCE SWEEPSTAKES Of 500 WIS. each, h ft, for 2.yr-
olds ; colts, Set 10lb; fillies, Bst 71b; those got by un'rted
stallions, or out of untried mares, allowed 31b. T.Y C.
(3 subs.) cby Van Tromp—Reel (31b), cby John o•Gaunt
—Miss Sarah (dead), Sortie (31h).
HER MAJESTY'S PLATE Of 100 gs. ; 3-yr-olds, Tat 7:b;
four, 9st; five, 9:4 ftlb ; six and aged, 9st 91b. Two miles.
DERRY HANDICAP, of 10 sovs. each, with 80 adeltd ;
second to save his stake. One mile. (2.5 subs.)

Age itt
Longbow
The Prise Min. _

Ago et lb
Sextur 3 6 10
Mocamin 3 6 10
Rachetee 4 6 8
Singapore
'Auld Acquaint.
ante 3 6 5
The Hatchet 3 6 4
Elisa 'l 6 4
The Deformed .. 3 6 4
Prevention 3 6 2
CTIMUS ,.. 3 5 12
iTwig 35 12
f by Gameboy out
of Maid of Mou-
ton

____-- _ ______
Mar
Lerrywheut
b e by Melbourne
out of Sally
Warfoot
Hradec
The Hero
Abdallah
Calot .......
Faux-pas 5 7 4
Jullien
Poodle
Lady Agnes
Antigone
LIVERPOOL Cr,, in specie, value 200 54.V5., ailded t, a
Handicap Sweepstakes of 25 sore. each, 15 ft. The wend
to receive .50 sore. out of the stakes. Two mile+. (113
subs, 70 of whom declared and pay 5 tors. e-.ch ) The
highest weight accepting being Bst 616, it has been rsised to
Bst 71b, and the others in proportion.
Age at lb Age et lb
Chief Justice - a 6 7
Kingston
I Daniel O'Rourke 4 8 3 Babette
1 4 6 3
Goldlinder .... 5 8 2 Ballinastoe
i The Red Lion .. 4 8 1 Waterfall
5 11
Nancy
Harbinger
1 Colsterdale
Cariboo
Black Doctor .. 5 7 1 I Ireland's-Eye
Lueio ........4 6 13 Missive
Redmond Charity
O'Hanlon .... 4 6 11 April Fool
Poodle
Galvanism
Nikon
lAlp a 6 9 I Cronus
Candlewick .... 6 6 9 Jacqueline
SWELPETAKER of 5 SOU. each with 30 added, 2-yr-olds
i and upwards ; op'.ional seLing weights. 1 .Y.C.
FRIDAT —THE LIVERPOOL ST. LEGER.
STANLEY STAKES of 10 sots. each, with 50 added, for
2 and 3-yr-olds.; 2-yr•olds: 7st 41b ; and three, 9st ; fillies,

--sx.'. .•1 ir el. 'ass.% lib. &tend to), 4,s hi. suss. T.V C.
it:, out».)
l:. %xi. SfA74ll SIMMS Of 10 tote. each, with AO sows.
0 ~ 1.4 3 yr-., d. ; 011ie*, Wit 71b each ; 1 i saki.. and
11110114‘ers. M 1 (it subs.) Light of the Ilarem,
Da- on. of Oa ••. Btu eon, Estrella, Auld Acqu listener,
(71•'„ A .• it'ir.. MA, is B 11, Valour.
be.a•rixt.n lltallaluXtino a handicap stakes of 10 revs.
Pea. k It, with a piece of plate of 100 seas. value added,
for ,ii; mess. btAlio bonier in a. arty a mile and a half
(.:6 sub..) Lady in Waiting, ;yrs; Crusader, 3 yr. ; Ball-
linosloe, 3 yes; Wax-. 4 yrs ;f by Ouneboy-Maid of
Mantes, 3 yrs; ETA in., 4 yn ; a by Melbourne-Sally
Warfoid. 4 yrs; Thu Huron, 3 yrs; Lerrywhi et, 4 to ;
King of Trumps, 4 yr.; The Italian, 6 yrs ; Ilus.borough,
. y r.; 1.41 Liein,4 yn; SI ayday,6 yn ; Sir It &int, 6 yra ;
Al!rxis, I yrs • Tie 11..r0, aged ; Prevention, 3 yrs ; Hit-
Int., 1 yn • P Ina I or, 1 vv.; Autioone, .s yes. Seen.. 3
V.; A101;111.th, 6 yi. ; Fathl. Ttuuces, 4 yn; Daniel
U'llestke, 4 yr.; Frantic, 4 yrs.
SICKIIIIATAIT SfAI.E.I of 10') tor.. each, h ft, for Syr
&is ; oohs, 'lm ;lb ; 11.11,15, B.t 4l'. One to the post. On.
filo. (t subs.) Vrtitron, b I by Don John-Ph)salia,
Bleessia (alb). e by Luanne!, dam by Swoon, Hobby
noise. l' l.
G...Y.AT LAlloAllittli I'ILODUCX SwerretAtoto of 10
Seto. each, with 60 cove. added, for 2-yr olds ; cults. Bst 71b ;
Mies, Bst 411),.. lbe wend to reel ice 20 son out of the
*Ukiah T.Y.C. (33 sub.) Zest (31h), Abbots& (61b), The
Gem. Bint'pasen, Sofa MO), Oleas•cr (3ib), Maggie (31b),
2 'lessalier (3.1.), Acrobat, The Rest* (3.b), eh t ay Jobs
erOsuat--Caricatere (310). Ousekceper (310), Juanita
Peres (ih). Onatopia. Lawton,. (61b). The Empress
((6611b), liolid sy (3.1)), Mississigpi (31b), f by Old Enelsnd-
R. :am ,311.), sister to Apbrodite, b e by Errhus the First
--Blue 'Liars. (.1:h), The B!selomith (ilti), 0 c by Napier -
Caureseh's dam (k b), Puna box (61b), Stiletto, brother
to Mu nt.in Deer. Ann, b f by Towenatoor, dam by Camel
pt.:. b t by T. urbanite-Sun Saddle's dam, be by Touch-
Vone-Csatpliglower, b f by Tearaway-Red Precipitate
(3.n), b r by Orlando or The Sea-le;eir (31b). Bandy (late
Bandy Boy), Stone-chatter, Ariadneallaccbsis (31b.)
L•LEN•KIa VICTUALLIII.A. (handicap) PLATS Of 200
SCI'S., oditad to • Seer, stakes of 5 sun. each. The second
E..) .r to rective 50 soya. and the third' 0 sots. out of the
stakes. Extra weight for winners. Mile. (5.5 subs.)
Age. at. lb. Ate. st. lb.
3.., ;bow
Robbie Noble .. 4 8 Lslage
Runcerfonl .... 6 8 Dick Turpia
Russbormagli .... 4 4 The Hatchet
King of Trumps 4 2 Happy Joe
'Atha 1 haws .. 4 2 eby Burgundy-
Retail
Sir Itolurt
Warwick
Indian Warrior., 4 12 The Deformed
Alfred the Oreat 4 12 I Crabbe a 6 4
Osbaldeston .... 6 10 Whalebone
'taiga
Evadne
Claverhouse
lcnthe
b .: by Melboune ' Helena
. 3 6 2
-Sally Warfoot 4 5 Lord Lieutenant 3 6 0
Etlielbert
Laaibton
Mr.. Birch
V.A. Syren Queen 4 4 Trig
Haled
Lady Apes .... 4 0 I Bold Davie
C iliit
Phantom
Ballinasloe
Rochester
Guicowar
Lord Fanoonberg 3 10 , Plumstead
IMverlac
SELLING STALIN of 5 son. each, with 30 added, for 2.
yr.olds sod up. arils. One mile.
Lir ElirOOL ST. Laois of 10 WM each, with 100 added,
far 3-yriolds ; colts, Bst Illb ; fillies, Bst 31b ; the second
horse to receive 50 wars. out of the stakes. One mile and
thresequarten. (35 sobs.)-Chaffwax, Chnterton, be by
Tarawa? Margaret, Molasses, Mayfair, Lady Margaret,
a.; cby Don John-Potentia, Hardbake, Oxonian, The
Refiner, Balrownie, Little Swift, Glengarry, The Adjutant,
Sir Walter, Oeorgy, Brycthon, Venderdecken, Strait
Jailor, Chilton, Frorthorn, Drum Major, Veteran, War
Ller, Mocassin, Hermione, Anglo-Saxon, Cognac (h b),
STlphine, Provost Marshal, Erin.go-Bragh, bro to Chan-
t. ver, Orinoco, Dupe, Burwell (dead).
I.ATCII.-Lord Olasgow's br cby Lanereast, dam by
Anion), apt Lord Derby's a c Two Strings. Sot 71b each.
Stable Turn-in. 200, b ft.
:it) DAT MINTIONED.-SECOND YIAII of the
TIOVIINIAL PRODUCI MATCII of 200 00V11. each, for three
yr obis ; tolts,4Bst 710; fillies, Bst 41b. One to the post.
Stable turn-in.--Lord Glasgow's b f by Dos John-Miss
Sarah, Lord Glasgow's b f by Dm John-Pbysalis, Lord
Glasgow'. b f by Dun John-Conspiracy ; apt Lord Derby's
hr c Cnibrirl, Lard Derby's ch c Two Strings, Lord Derby's
b f by Melbourne, dam by Velocipode-Oliada.
RAILWAY AIiItANORIIIKTII.-The 6.0 a.m. mixed train
from lils,tou station arrives at Liverpool at 12.25 p.m. ;
6.30 cm., at 2.430. m.; 7.0 a.m. (third class), at 7.45 p.m.;
9.145 a.m. (es pre's), at 3.40 p.m.; 10.0 cm. (mail), at 4.46
p.m. . • 12.0 coon (tailed), at 9 p.m. ; 3.0 p.m. (express),
at 10.60 p.m. ; 8.46 p.a. (mail), at 4.18 a.m. _

LATlitiT INFORMATION.—(BT Buten= TNLc-
own.)
Hours AIIIIVED.—ReeI colt. Alembic, Jams, Poodle,
Lad, Mot Mum, Rubins?, Montague, Waterfall, sad
Goorkab

CRICKET.

M.C.C. AND GROUND V. ENGLAND.—Thig match
was enamenced at Lord's. yesterday, sad at the dose of
the day the prole stood thus:—M.E.C. sad Ground, first
Donor. 119; England, first intiags, 43.

MUSIC.

M. JULIEN'S " TESTIMONIAL" CONCERT

A number of M. Jollien's friend, and admirtre,
having molted to set on foot a concert, as a testimonial of
the public sense of his merit and services u a masiciu, a
committee was tamed to carry the diniga into erect, and
the conceit accordingly took plus last evening is Drary.
lane Theatre. Every one esgsged in the performaant—the
pracipal vocalist., the members of the inbtransestal
orchestra, and of the military bands, and the chorus slap»,
gave their giataltoss serviette es this occasion. The public
came ferward, as was te be expected ; every part of th.
home—the boom, the promenade, and the gallery being
densely crowded.
The c mutt was is the usual style of Jallien's Promenade
Concerts, bat mon varied in its programme, which in-
cluded a number of vocal pieces, sang by favourite per-
formers. The only novelty was Meyerbeer's mu►ic,writtea
for the play Suitcase.," performed for the first time
in England. It is not operatic, bat melodrusatielllll6C,
similar to that composed by Beethoven fee Goethe'e
tragedy of " Egmont," and by Mitadelmoba to
Racine's " Athalie," and other pieces. This gunner

of Introducing music into plays was commonly practised in
Realised before the Opera was established—witness the
beautiful music written by Purcell for the Tamping, Ben-
duce, Dioclesiaa, King Arthur, and other famous dramas
Of that day. Meyerbeer's music for &menu* is described
as being exceedingly effective when employed, ti intended,
to aaompany the action of the piece ; but it is not concert
music, and on this occasion it bad the disadvantage of
being very imperfectly heard, being performed at the be-
ginning of the concert, amid the buss of • crowded tad
gathering assemblage. We were not, therefore, in
a condition to judge of its merits, though it seemed
to possess the usual characteristics of Meyerbeer's music,
we'd-marked melodies, strong contrasts and great rich-
ne.s and variety of instrumentation, with a predilection for
loud and In nyant effects. Of the dramatic propriety of the
different movements no opinion could be formed without
a knowledge of the play, which knowledge, of course, very
few persons present possessed. In consequence of all this,
it made little impression, and, indeed, was scarcely listened
to by a large pert of the audience.
Very different was the reception of M. Jullien's own
music, especially his chief dnurre in his peculiar style of
composition, the famous . British Army Quadrille," which
has so often delighted the promenade audiences at Drury-
lane. it was played with immense fora and figure, and
occasionally with a most estounding din of drum and trum-
pet. But its martial boldness is very exciting and, if there
is any spark of military ardour in the audience, it never
fails to fan it in'o a flame. When people's heads are full of
Choblans camp, the Army Quadrille is quite apropos, and
it was received accordingly with shouts and acclamations.
The songs and instrumental solos were familiar to the
public. Formes sang a scene from Fagg; Madame Castil-
ian, the pretty nesting from Linda di Chamouni ; and
Sims Reeves, the " Death of Ni lson.- Our favourite tenor
had a " tremendous " reception. After this song, he ea-
down to pianoforte and sang his ballad "My pretty Jane."
M. Prudent played a solo on the pianoforte; Herr liming on
the Cornet-a-Pistons, Herr Reichert on the flute, and Signor
Bettesiai, on the double bass.
It is scarcely necessary to say, that M4lullien we. re-
ceived with enthusiasm ; nor is it necessary to tell our
readers bow well this enthusiasm was deserved. There is
but one opinion respecting his character, as • Banat great
ability in his profession ; and as a spirited, liberal, and
honourable entraprenswr, who has done more than any
other individual of our time in popularising music a this
country.

REPRFAENTSTION OF LIND3EY.—On Friday, the
Bth inwant, Srr N. J. Cholmeley, Bart., paid a visit to Lit:L-
ewin to return thanks to his friends and supporters at the
late election (or North Lincolnshire. A large meeting took
place at the theatre in the evening, at which the Hon. W.
J. Monson presided. Among those present were Weston
Cremate, Esq.. Jolla Golden, Esq., Chu. Seely, Esq., the
Mew G. Atkinson, Henry Button, E. It. Larken, and a
gust number of the leading liberals of the district. The
arts and misrepresentations by wh.ch the liberal interest sus-
tained a temporary defeat at the last election were fully ex-
posed, aad a determination was expressed to fight the next
the in the north division of the county with two liberal
artistes instead of see. The meeting, which was an en-
unsiastu oats, was addressed by Sir M. J. Cliolmeley,
w.... crow" Bp., Chas. Seely, Req., and the Rev. E.
B. Lutes, osi ooperstod with a vote of Omaha to the