The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-04 00:00:00

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NEWILULICET CRAVEN IIERIING,—Tuesnay.
The earfr part of the morning was due, and hopes were enter
tabled that the weather would continue so throughout the day,
but those who thus hoped were doomed to disappoint-
ment, for rain began to all heavily before noon, and con-
tinued more or less during the afternoon. The Newmarket
Handicap attracted a much larger attendance then yeeterikw,
and speculation was very brisk on the various races, although
betting on future events was at a dead lock. The Macon Staked;
was the first ram on the card, but it was deprived of much of Its
Interest by the absence of Hermit, who has already been backed
for next year's Derby, as little as 10 to 1 being taken at the
Its NotthaniPtm meeting : bet Ai:Weems* by Rock-
well, out of Paradigm (own slater to Lord Lyon), a
beautiful filly with many of the chanctellstics of her
eUstinguldied brother, the Derby favourite, was endlcient
to make the race en important one. and ahe fully instilled the
opinion entertained of her racing ability by winning easily, with
odds of 7to 4 freely laid on her. The andicapp was the last
event on the card, mid eight of the fifteen animala " coloured'
were sent to the post. Kakring, from her running at the late
Doncaster meeting, was installed favourite, 2 to 1 being accepted
freely before the dig fell, an additional impulse to back her
being given by Kenyon being in the saddle—the now fashionable
light weight, who la followed by those who back successful
Jocks ys as much as Jeremy °Hinshaw and Pordham were. The
race le saffletentty dimwitted below. Balk* it to say, that the
Woe was never in doubt, as Kakring took up the running after
going half ensile, and won In a canter from Lincoln Green and
Pearl Diver.. The latter was strongly fancied by his owner and a
lane number of the public, but he was in difficulties two hun-
dred yards from home. The following le a return of the run-
ass:
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TBa BILACON ATALIMI of 50 WM. each, It ft, for 2 yr.olda colts,
Sit lab; and !Wks, bit 71b; WiAUCIS sutra. Last ball tans of
B.Q. (9 subs.)
Coked Peareon's Achievement;eater to Lord Lyon), by
Stockwell—Paradlgm, BM 71b (Cadmus)) 1
Mr. Pardon's Verdant. tat 101 b (Lodes) 2
Count P. de Lagrange's Photographs 'll. Cltimataw) 3

CILM11111124; ran.

Betting: 7 to 4 on Achievement, and 6 to 1 each age Venda=
and Photographs. Verne= held a alight lead of the favourite,
who lay on the lower ground, the other two keeping close nom-
patty to the top of the hill, where th of, and
Achievement In a few strides heeled Vonw:l =home an
easy winner by two lengths; Photographs a bad third.
TEN NNWIIABIENT HANDICAP of 26 NOVI. tech, 15 ft, and 5 only
irdsclared, with 160 added, for S-yr aids and upwards ; winner°
extra. Prom Starting-poet of R.M. to end of RC. ;one mile 8 fur-
lonX4o yards). (48 tuba ,19 of whom paid 6 son. each).
. H. Savile's Fettling, by Skirmisher, dam by Melbourne
(h it), 3 yn, Set 71b (Kenyon) 1
Baron Rothschild's Lincoln Green, S yrs, sst 121b..(Peake) 2
Mr. Brayley's Pearl Diver, 6 yrs, Bst Bib (Cannon; S
The following also ran :—Pecavan, itellyfox, Lad 7etLod,
Dr

Jmnt. and NerolL
Betting: 2to 1 apt Eakring, 3 to 1 apt Pearl Diver, Bto 1
apt Drum, 8 to 1 each apt Peeress end Heron, 10 to 1 apt Lard
Zetland, 100 to 7 apt Lincoln Green, and 34 to 1 eget Bongos. The
restiveness of Drum and :smolt caused some little delay
at the post' but the signal was given to a good 4M.
Pearl Diver lying in the centre d the let, at once
showed the way, with Lincoln Green on his lett, and
Eskring on the whip hand nearly ahreast. These were
closely followed by Lord Zetland, well up with whom,
though wide, wens Peeressand Hollyfox. Drum on the extreme
right, bring In a good position. The pace was slow to the bushes,
where the ?averts, improving it, went to the front, and took a
clear lead of Pearl Diver, Natoli, and Lincoln Green, who lay at
her heels in a cluster, while Hollyfor had dropped many b
in the rear. They ran thee by the Cesarewitch Stand, antr4=
way on the hill, where Pearl Diver and .Neroli were in trouble,
and Lincoln Green went on in pursuit of Eakring, who, however.
cantered on at her ease and eon by six lengths Pearl Diver •
bad third ; HollOox fourth, Lord Zetland, about two lengths in
his rear, next Drum and Kemal walked in Peeress being abso-
lutely last.
Tel EIGHTH NIWIIARINT BlillitUL STAINS of 10 sop. each,
with 100 added, for 3-yr-obis cotta, Bst 10th ; Allies, Sat tilb the
second to receive 10 per cent., and the third 5 per cunt out of
the stakes. R.M. (one mile 17 yards'. (58 suiss.)
Duke of Beaufart's Ceylon (Isle Saucy Hoy), by Idle Boy
—Pearl, tat 1010 (Cannon) 1
Count Batthyany's Mount Palatine, get 10lb• • (J Delay) 2
Mr. Merry's The Primate, 8410th )H. Covey) 3
Ilst following also ran :—Westwick. The Peer, King Hal, Ma
gluten, La.Deuplilue, Staghound, Wiseman, and The Sharper.
PLATS of 50 sots, for 2.yrkolds ; colts, 84 101 b ; tlllles, list 7Tb ;
winners extra. First half of Ab. N. (Three furlongs 216 yarda)
Prins, D. Sollykoff s Buenos-Away, by Zuyder Zee—Press
Forward, Bst 7lb
Mr. Padwick's Novice, Bst 101 b (Costume) 2
Baron Rothschild's Water Cure, 84 1011, (Daley) 3
The following also ran :—Dignity. The Minister, Queen Esther,
by Sportsman—outpust, Knight Templar, Sister to Kiosk:mu
by ffl*suleher—Middleton Maid, Canard, Pyrrhic, Court Card, and
Ploughboy,
Betting : 7 to 4 agst Bounce-Away, 7 to 2 agst Novice, 6 to 1
apt Sister to Kinghorn, Bto 1 eget Water Cure, and 10 to 1 apt
any other.
811WPSTALIII of 100 soya. each. h ft. for ap-old Allies, list Mb
each winners extra. D.M. (7 furlongs 210 yards`.
Mr. Merry's Minns, by Lemma di Vergy—lam Roden,
est (Inc Sib ex) (H. covey) 1
Mr. Bowes' Kismet, 84 9111 (Ashman) 2
Betting: 6 to 4 on 511rella, who made all the running, and won
, easily by twe lengths.
Switsisrugis of 50 sena each colts, Bst lOst ; Allies, Bed ne,
not =singed in Two Thousand Guineas or One Thousand Guineas.
D. M. ,7 furlongs 210 yards'. 4 subs.,
Mr. 12. Chaplin's Bartle; by. Newm&ster—Queen Mary, S
yrs, Set 101 h :C ,stance) 1
Mr. Giubelels Proserpina. 3 yrs, Set 71b
BwgitP6yAiss of 10 sows. each, for 3-yr-olds sad upwards;
weight forage; with selling allowance D.M. (1 &limp 210
p ada. subs
baron Rothsch.) ild's Melinda, by King Tom—Moonshine,
S yea, Est llb (MI) (Peaks) 1
Mr. T. Hughes's Loaf Sugar. S yrs, 64 710 (e. 40) (Kenyon' 2
Mr. Hodgman's Veradty, 3 yrs, 64 slb (gra
Betting: Even apt Belinda, and 6W 4 apt Loaf Sugar. Ma
Enda made the running till enterbsg the cords, where she was
beaten, and Loaf Sugar drew away and appeared to be winning
In • canter, but swerving within a dozen strides of the chair,
Kenyon was thrown on to his ueck, and Melinda, getting up,
by three lengths; Veracity a bad third. Mr. T. flushes claimed
the winner.

SWTIMITAKNI of 100 son each, h ft; for 11-yrolds : colts,
101 b; allowances. D.Y. (7 ftirlony 210 yard: 4 alba)
Lord fitsmford's The Peer, by Newminster—Mainbrace,
bat 101 b (Edwards) 1
Baron Rothschild's Robin Hood, am 61b (carried Sat 71b)
(Wells) I

Betting: 6 to ton Robin Hood.

SCRATCHTNOB.
CoLIGIN STALlS.—Fraudulent, Woiaeyr Young Monarquo, sod
Lady Wild.
SIMPSTACICS Of 50 SOWS —Giraffe filly aad St. Sophia.
Muir Taw. &Lula —Equivoque and &wiper.

Tai NorrnicatAm ELECTION Comarrien.—After
our report left yesterday, Sir Robert Jukes Clifton was
called and examined by Mr. Price.

THE LATE POOR-LAW INQUIRY AT BETHNAL-
°REIM—The Bethnal-green guardians have resolved to
render nugatory the late official inquiry at Bethnal-green
Workhouse, with respect to the sudden deaths of aged
public
inmates. These proceedings must be fresh in the
publics mind from the publicity w ich was given to them,
and the close of the case was • recommendation by the
Poor-law Bard, that the paid official, James Oardirell,
should be discharged after notice, if he did not
resign. The guardians on thee informed, requested
the Pcor-law Board to inform them on what grounds the
recommendation was made, and the Poor-law Board having
replied by referring the Kurdistan to the previous commu-
nication, lt was resolved, after • few jests, to pass on to
the " next business," thus treating the Poor-law Board.
decision with contempt

Boma Knwarwarow MIIRITIM.—During the week
ending March 31, the visitors hate been a. follows:—Oa.'
Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday free days, open fine
10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 10,909, On Wedneeday and Thursday,
students' days (admialion to the public, 6d.), open from
10 a.m. till 5 p.m., 1,207. Total, 12,116. From theopen.
ing of the Museum, 5,899,779..