The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-06 00:00:00

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*parting Entelligatce.

TATTERSAIsia—MONDAY.
The falling off in the attendanee at Tattersall's, which
takes is. date from the decision of the Cambridgeshire,
was observable to-day, and the muster at the Rooms was,
fee the most part, composed of that energetic section of
profesidonals who are e'er on the alert to speculate. As
mine of those who were present intended to depart for
Liverpool by the 5 o'clock train, no time was wasted in
unnecessary parley, and within a brief interval business of
some magnitude was trammeled. For the Liverpool Cup,
The Special, although comparatively quiet, was very !item;
many of the bookmakers refused to lay more than 4 to 1,
hot in some three or four instances half a point more was
offered. The position of Aetna gave no cause of unveil-
MSS to her backers, for the odds of 8 to 1 were no
mover offered than they were accepted, and she left off
as steadily as she began. Without doubt, Nu was
backed for more money than any other horse. On Satur-
day, and again this morning at the clubs, marked de-
monstration was wade in her tavour, and this was
followed up here by her being backed several time at
100 to. 12, and finally at 100 to 15 ; whilst in the course of
the afternoon as little as 5 to 1 was accepted about her
" with a start," and the probability is that she will yet
giva The Special the go-by in the betting, and start first
favourite. Friday and Miss Harriette were made the
medium of a good deal of " fencing," and for a time the
prevailing fancy appeared to be the backing of one against
the other. But, despite this mystification, Friday was
a long way the better favourite of the two, 9to 1 being
accepted, whilst the shortest price laid against Mies
Harriette W U.l 10J to is. Mr. Oraham's inseparable,
Caithness and Chepstow—each had friends, the former at
100 to 6, and the latter at '2O to 1, but the support accorded
to them was anything bat hearty. Sandal having recently
done t aometLing, has awakened a belief that she
can do something more, and she was from time
to time " nibbled at" to-day at 20 to 1, while the everlast-
ing Helen was made the channel of a stray investment or
two. One who is considered no bad judge took 1,500 to 50
about Red Earl, and smaller speculators followed suit
upon similar terms. Lord Bateman 's horse, Moulsey, not-
withstanding his weight and his recent indifferent form,
was hacked more than once at 1,000 to 15, but the same
odds were always to be had for the asking. In the ammo
elf the afternoon we heard the familiar cry of " 66 to 1
against Mad 'Frain," thus verifying the quotation which a
spa: tang journal has computed to be perpetual against this
horse. Some betting tool place upon the Derby, and a
good‘deal of money was invested upon Marksman at the
long price laid against him ; the remaining transactions
were of no great moment. Subjoined are the dosing
quotations

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN (T
9to 2 sot Mr W Day's The Special. .1 yrs, let 41b t & otri
10) to 15 tord Poulett's Nu, 4 yrs, cot 121 b tt:
Bto 1 Mr. S. Thellusson's Actic,l. 3 yrs, let 611 .t•
9to 1 Mr. F. Poor's Friday, 4 >Fs, z.,st llb t & otf)
100 to 7 • • Mr 11. Wilkinson's Eoot Lynne, 4 yrs, 7st sib:off)
100 to e Mr. F. Pryoes Miss Harriette, 3 yrs. flat 10th t,
100 1•, G ylr :rah:till's 1:11it818,,. 3 yr 4, 7st bib tit 44;
20 to 1 Mr. Graham's Chepstow, 3 yrs. rat 71b t
9) to 1 Lord Wilton's Randal, >re, 7st llb .t & ot7)
100 t.. 4 Mr. Barber's Ilulen, 5y n, Gat 101 b
30 to Major Stapyiton's Red Earl, 4 yes. 7st 411,
40 to —Mr W. Moseley's Sportsman, yes, Cot alb WI)
40 to Mr J. Groblings Jollity. 3y rs. red 1311,
50 to —Mr Vaughan's I.ozenge, 4 srs, sst 7th off
50 4e —Mr Meath, "Le's Reeswing. 3 Ti.y Pit 711 off)
1000 to 1., Lord llatemsn's Moulsey. :'. yrs, est 1316 ter of)
IN to 1 Mr. W. Day's Mail Train. 5 yr,, 10tb If,
1000 to 10 Staitylton's Stintluels",, yr,, sst off;

TIIE DERBY.
9) to 1 agst C..aot F de Lagrange's Dra.2-a
3000 to 90 Mr. %terry's alarkernan t. a. to I afterwards)
1000 to 30 Mr. It. Enatwotars Master Butterfly otf, tSoto 1,
1000 to 20 Lord Exeter's Orand ('r.w.s t
1000 to 20 Duke of Beaufort's Vauban nlf, t 1000 to 15)
1000 to 12 Count F. de Lagrange's Imperstor t
100 to II) Count F. de Lagrange's Endlauteur

BZTTING AT BIANCRESTEII.—MuNDAT.
LIVERPOOL A('TTMN t'l7P.
•
6to agst The Special 120 to 1 asst Miss Harriette
and off) 4411
Actg., t 25 to 1 Cheyat••w
Bto Friday t; 25 to 1 Melon 't and off
10 0 Brick t: ti to 1 Red Fart t
12 to East Lynne 'off) laoto 1 Reaswing if •
20 to, Csithnem .ud 83 to 1 -- 'Treasure Trove
10 to Sandal •utl. .t

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING.

WEI)NEADAT.

A ntinrc PLATE of 50 Fors.. for 2.yr-olds ; colts,
flat 101 h ; fillies and geldings, Bst 71b ; winner to be sold ;
selling allowances. T.Y.C.
A HANDICAP PI..*TE. of 40 soya, for 3.yr. olds and up-
wards; winners of any race this day, 71b extra. About
six furlongs.
THE SELLING STAKES of 3 sous. each, with 25 added ;
weight for age ; selling and other allowances. Six furlongs.
THE CokINTI4IAN HURDLE HANDICAP of S BOWL each,
2 ft, with 50 added ; the winner of the grand Hurdle
Handicap 101 b, and the winner of any other hurdle race
or steeplechase after October 30, at 11 a.m., elb extra.
One mile and a half, over four flights of hurdles. (25 subs.)
Age ut Ih Age st
O 11 9 The Turner 4 10
6 11 6 Shakespeare :Ali
• 11 5 extra' 5 10
6 11 5 Love letter
• 10 13 Roger auctemps
• 10 10 Aid 5 9
a 10 10 Mowed . .... 4 9
The Pirate . . 4 9
Fortinuam. 3 8
Itobleit Croiti . . S paid
Naborklish
Phantom .
Woodbury hill

Mario
The Miter
Ac, blest
Astrolabe
Inallater
Jacrio
Real Jam

Wild Th)ine
extra ... rt In R
Queen Trnmps 5 lu 7
Brahma 4 10 6
Dean :Swift .... 5 lo
C.
borne y
Grapeshot 4 19 0

THE SEFTON HANDI‘;AP of a soya. each, 2 ft, with 100 I,
added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; winners of any hanili. ,
cap after October 31), at 11 21.111., value '..'00 sons , or of the
Flying Handicap, 121 b ; and the se,ond in the Flying ,
Stakes, 7lb ;of a less amount, hlb extra. yearly ti furlongs. ,
(41 silbs.)
'Age e lb Age st lb
Queen of Trumps . a 813 Honeymoon
Moldnev 5 8 1.1 Efferveneence . .. 3 6 6
Skylark
ekTrops
lfouldennue .. ..
Roderick Random
Cratimore .. . ... 3 7 5 Centaur 3 6 4
'Treasure Trove.... 3 7 5 The Squire 3 6 4
Thelmius .... ... 4 7 4 (trey Stocking .
The (lowa ... .. 5 7 0 Eltreta. ...
451131innie .... .... 4 613 Pluto .......
CrOASIN.W
The count 1 611 The Czar 3 8 2
Dean Swift , 610 Tina 3 6 0
,l.statiet
Kingsley 1 610 Wave 3 6 0
Holstein .... ... ... 4 6 it Onojerat
$O4Ollll . ..... ... 3 ti 8 Vile
Temilyt,lntr .. . ... 4 6 7 tlrs. Allan...
Ilinnette
Chapel ibtyal 3 t; 7
Tule GRAND SEFToN STEEPLECII,S%3 (Handicap) of 200
soya. in specie, added to a sweepstakes of 15 sues. each,
10 ft., and 3 only if declared ; winners of any steeplechase
after Oct. 24, at 1 p.m., once, 71b ; twice, 10111 extra. About
three miles. (44 subs., 25 pay 1 soya. each.) The highest
weight accepting being list 12th, it has been raised to
12st 71b, and the others in proportion.
Age at lb Age st lb
01.1 Oswestry 6 12 7 Prnsaile
Fkmazet
Mario 5 15 0 L. S. D. 5 11 2
Reporter
31earta,od ...... .. a 11 11 Sprite a 10 13
Thom:s:own a 11 11 Surney
Acehle,•• C II % Wondhlne C 10 9
Galen (toss
Ibex It 95
Balder R 11 7 _
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_....... .... .. _ _
THP T.ta-PRPnnl. !tirR,FRT (Handicap) of 100 sous, for
2-yr.olds; winners of any handicap after October 30. at
eleven a.m., once, 81h ; twice, or of the Knowsley
Nursery, 121 b extra. Nearly 6 furlongs. (36 subs.)
st Ili 4 ln
Barton
In King a 7 ladylike 7 4
ilujali Dowlah
Land Tax
Lady Pam
Easliy
Aggrawatnr
Kings Daughter
lament:la 7 8 Anchorite
Salamanca 7 7 kat Bub
Admiral
Lord of the Dales
Bracken
Knight Rrrant ...... ... 7 6 Gentle Cale
Nov (Wines 7 0 The Rock ......... .... 6 0
Delilah
Oppn..ielzin 7 6 cress 512
'Alma
littleport
1tr,11.-tEtt ARatcEn. —Queen of Trumps (again, Isis, Grey
Stocking, Orne, Wild Thyme, Brahma, Benazet, Owen
Roe, Treasure Trove, Blanche of bliddlebie filly, Catherine
Hayes filly, Brick, Belgrave, Tom Thumb, Sujah Dowlah,
Lozenge, Bob Chambers, Admiral, Elvirc, Lady Sophie,
AlLerta, Kilkenny, Sandfonl, Mineral, Lgo, Jacob, Gun-
drede, Kenilworth. Contract, Topsail colt, Lady Pam,
Plying .lib, Nu, Kingsley, Saccharometer. Skyl-rk, Musa,
Trouhlesnme, Vulcan, Cecropa, Land Tax, Eggleston,
"Verity, Beaming, Milford. Jolie, Ogre, Survey, Real
Jam, Her Lailyehip, Zieca, Mas+er Robert, Phantom Sail,
Rim: Charles, Shakespeare, Brown Tommy, Jetty Treffz
geld in g, Blondelle filly, Lively, Dermot Asthore, Panacea,
Li), Elizabeth filly, Shrapnell, Itch colt. Yarrow, Count,
ladylike, Carnizette, Apollo's Temple, Merry Hart, Cas-
tanet, East Lynne, Centaur, Bracken, Medina.

DESTRUCTION OF SALMON. —We regret much to
bear that a sad destruction of the salmon hatched, arti-
ilciall,r, by Mr. Frank Buckland, at the Royal Horticul-
tural Oardens, South Kensington, has taken place. On
Wedneaday last the water was stopped on account of some
el the pipes in the gardens requiring repair. When it way
tamed on again the fish began to die, and in • short time
were all poisoned. Upwards of 600 you? salmon and
Iron% some of them four and • half inches in length, hale
thus been sacrificed. The larger fish, which will be molls
three years old next spring, have fortunately camped.—
Lem( mod Water.
THL ROYAL INFIRMARY FOR DISEALFB 07 THZ
CHEST. Crrr-SOAR.—The number of chant cues ander
treatment at this hospital daring the pest week wee M.