The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-14 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1860.

DRAMA.

HAYM ARK BT.

Yesterday evening the pointed comedietta
entitled Nero/ degageaesia wee revived at this theatre
for the purpose of introducing Miss F 10111•01) Heydon, from
the Theatre Royal Dublin, to the London shoe. This
amusing dramatic sheikh was produced some years ago
at the Olympic Theatre, wheel the east included the elder
Farren, Mrs. Orger, Mr. Charles Mathews. and Madame
Vestris. We believe it has been since played at other
theatres. On this occasion Miss Haydon played the part
formerly enacted by Madame Vestris, and certainly the length
of time which bas elapsed since the character was so filled
gave her the probable advantage that there were few per-
sona prevent who were in a condition to draw comparisons
between the two performances. With the recollection of
the original coat strong in our memory, we can only say
that the character undertaken by Miss Hayden requires
somewhat more of filling out and more tactical develop-
ment than she gave to it, but et the same time it is only
just to say that she has excellent qualifications. She is
young, decidedly pretty, quite at home on the stage ; and,
notwithstanding a little natural and even appropriate ner-
vousness, made an impression on the audience-4 very full
one—which was evinced by applause which, as it always
ate*bin it air dwell, um an tisitbt satutisia. WA!
el ire(

be found admirably adapted. For the rat, it should be
sotioed that Mts. Wilkins seems to have tattled down with
great wooer into a line of parts whichhaye bad no such ads•
gnats reptereatative gars the stage lost Mll. Glover and
Ma Orgar.

SPORTING.

DONCASTER RACES—Tarzmuy.

Tee SCARBOROUGH ffrACIA of 20 son. each, 10 ft • for
3-yr-old4 ; colts, fist 7lb ;fillies, Hot 311), &c. Certain penalties
awl allowances. One mile. 112 antic)
Lord Anneeley's ftweetamee, by Sweetmeat, bat 71b
(Charlton; I
Captain ChrUtle's Cheesecake, Bet 31b
Betting : 3 to 1 on Sweetmeat, who made all the miming,
cantering home the winner by 15 lengths.
THE Porrum Pure of 200 son. in specie, added toa
Handicap Stakes al 5 sm. each. Certain inners extra.
The second to receive MI sovs. out of the stakes. Red
House M. (5 furlongs 152 yards.) (91 ruts.)
Mr. If. (Maras Tattoo, by ltalsigao. 2 yrs, est alb Moyk)
Lord Stanford's Molly. 3 yrs, Tat 1011, ;A. Edwards) t
Mr. Flutter's Lady Derby, I yrs. Set 1041, T. French, 3
The following also ma : Twilight, Ripon, Orem, Homes,
Clenbuck. Merit* TigbtSf, Lupellus, Juliet, Aristo-
demus Ram Avis, Coronet, SportinApM,
Caller On, TULVIO, Ratlagoom, Chirper, Corona,
learns, Elcho, Bayceet, Nutbush, General Hem,
and Bramey.
Betting : sto 1 agst Catered, 7 to 1 apt En 4, 8 to 1
each apt Lupellus and Nutlet* 12 to 1 apt tnt, 100
to • apt Tuoino, 20 to 1 each apt Twilight sod orate, 25
to 1 each apt Sagitta, Orcus, and Lady Derby, 100 to 3
apt Caller Ou. The winner was not backed. A. very berg
delay occurred at the post, during which Nutbush was very
unruly. The flag fell to • very indifferent start, General
Hew and Lupellus being left at the post, the former
coming in long after the others, and the latter taking no
part in the rue. The front lot coniprimed Nutbush, Emily,
Tattoo, and Lady Derby, Tattoo and Emily corning out at the
distanix, the two running a good race home, which ter-
minated in favour of Tattoo by ball • length, three lengths
sepanitiog the second from the third. The next lot was
beaded by Nutbusb, who was a bad fourth • Caller Ou sod
Twilight were twat, Sporting Life, Braley, and Violet
being the last three.
Mier the nice, on the complaint of the starter, Taylor
was suspended from riding again until the hint October
Meeting At Newnisriod, and Doyle, T. French, Hanlcastle,
and Entwistle were prohibited from again 'riding at this
meeting.

A Swrerwrmam .f 10 oovi. each, for 2-yr-olds ; colts,
Bet nb ; this., Pot 41b • winners extiv., Lc.; the second to
receive 90 son. out of ilse stakes. T.Y.C. (7 Wisp 214
yards). (90inas.)
Ur. JAcka.lis 1.4.1084, by Losebeir, 2.2 71b....(11•N0ck) I
Ilr. T. Parr Priori* at Mb llsoirtieti) 2
Ho. RH. .1 comes OMANI Cm" at Tib BIP*A a
Mr. 80w454 Laaissok ei t.thicroir 4
Bettis : 7 to 4 apt Loogabot, Ole 4 Net Parasite, 4 to 1
apt Lot:row 5 to 1 Morin Cr.... Lonrho( nude all
the running rnd won by two Ingtho, a bad third, Lucienne
basica uff

THI EGLINTOM Aram of 10 soya each, 5 ft, with 100
added ; for 2-yr-olds, 7st ; three, that ; certain penalties and
allowances ; the snood to receive 25 soya. out of the stakes.
T.Y.C. furlongs 214 yards). 1W sale.)
14r. J. A. Hind's Lady Cilfdem, by 9urpliee, 2 yrs, fist I lib
:H. Grimushaw, I
Mr 11. W. Thomas's lei.istor, 2 yrs, 741 ell 511,
(BulloelC 2
Mr. Merry's Folkestone, 2 yrs, 71t ......(H Covey. 3
Mr J. Hawiers Polyolliion, 2 yrs, est sib (Daley, 4
Mr. W. B. IL (Vertu:its Jingling Johnny, 2_yrs, est nib
WI W. Bottom, 5
Yr. Jones's Eastern Princess, 2 yrs, lit alb fur est 7liu
• A. Ildwaribu
Mr C. Mosaic's Vesta, 3 yrs, 9st ,L. Snowden, 7
Betting : 2to 1 apt Dictator, 3 to I each apt Lady (lit-
den and Eastern Princess., 6 to 1 apt Folkestone, 8 to I apt
Polyolhion. Dietator, Eastern Princess, and Folkestone
ran aide by side, rounding the Red House turn with Poly-
olbion next, Lady Clifden and Jingling Johnny the but
two. Within the distance Lady Clifden went up to Dic-
tator awl the race es, left to the two, the 611 y winning
really by two lengths ; a length end a half between the
second and third, half a length separating the third from
the fourth.

THE CLEVELAND HANDICAP 01 20 was. each, 10 ft, and
5 only tt declared, with 100 added ; certain winners extra
the second to sere his stake. One mile. (,3 subs, 21 of
whom pay 5 leis. each).
11. klus terms Comforter, by Stockwell, 4 yrs, Sat sth
custom:an 1

_
Baron Botbachild's King of Diamond; 3 yrs, 7st 711.
(G. Ferdham'
W. Mnrlan.rs Itsohow. 4 yra let 'A Miutia, 3
Mr. Bartami's Bald of the MA, 4 yea, 7st ....orb...Boner; 1
The following also 'en :—Ainsteniam, Lord Nelson, Pre.
lade, First Lord, Lord of the Manor, Syringe, Grenilier,
Coronet, and Emblem.
Betting : 3 to I apt Maid of the Mist, 5 to 1 eget Com.
toner, 7to 1 each apt Ametenhon and Benbow, 10 to 1
apd Coionet. There were spin several false abte, Gre-
nadier ou one ocomion coming to the half-mile post before
he could be pulled up. The running was made by Benbow,
with Maid of the Mint next, the last two being Amsterdam
and King of Diamonds, both of whom lad start. Round
the turn Comforter went up to Bombay mad shortly atter.
wards obtained the lead, King of Diamonds teldag snood
, Comforter running home an may winner by two
lengths
ths ; half • length between the wood and third ; a bad
fourth. Emblem, Lord of the Manor. and Prelude next, in
the order named. Lord Nelson and Coronet, the last two,
did nut puss the poet.
Too JUVZNILZ MILLING STARKS of 5 soya each, with 10
added, for 2.yr-obla ; outs, List • , and geldinp,
13st 101 b. Silber allowances, fec. Half.n.mile. (11 subs.)
Lord fitamturd's nacerdos, by Surplice (401), get
(A. Edwards; I
Mr. Saxon's 111117 Banks ~401.), ,rat
Mr. Hargresses Donna 7st lelb (Bullock,
The following also ran :--Prinoe Imperial, c by Hurworth
—Ostrogoth's dam, Bee-flaw, Weetherwitoh, Edendale,
and Arcesa.

---Betting :3 to I ea-h apt Recerdce and Billy Banks, 6to
1 each apt Weathcrwitch, Pee-Saw, and Prince Imperial.
Mammies made all the running, and won by a length ; three
lengths between the second and third. The winner was
bought in for 306 guineas.
Tan ZrTLamto Remus of 50 eon. each, h ft, for 3-yr.
olds ; colts, Set 71b ; fillies, fit alb. One milemod-e-balf.
(9 sube.)
Mr. A. Nlehol's The Wizard, by West Australian, blist 71b
Aldcrofti w. O.
Thursday is the " off^ day of the meeting, and attar the
uproar and excitement of the Mt. Leger all persons seemed
to appreciate the lull which had succeeded the storm of the
previous diet noon. The racing ie fully detailed above, and
requires no comment at our hands. The Portland Plate,
formerly run on the Wednesday, wan this year left over till
to-day, an arrangement which not only eased the over-
rrowaixl programme of the Pt. Leger day bat strengthened
the otherwise comparatively weak Thunders card.
LATEtiT BETTING ON THE CUP.
DONCABTFA MUMMY, Mtmorr.
3 to 1 apt Pahreur (0W)
4 to 1 High Treason
sto I —WDd Belie
II to 1 Nowaviell
7 to 1 Thennsisby

DONCASTER RACES—Tara DAT.
Mora or Rumento
Sweep iekon el 200 son
Yak
Doocastar Wen
The Sam?
The Cup
The Nanny Fide
The Park Ha aelmer
Tows Plan
'Phi Doa pekoe

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, S. 13.—Arpourrumrs.—Com-
winder W. Mould, to the Edinburgh (additional), ter Coast
Guard service.
Paymaster J. W. Green (additional), to the 00101 MIL

PORTSMOUTH, FiLPT. 13.
Rear-Admiral the Hon. George Grey returned
from leave of abeenoe_yerterday evening, and re-hoisted hie
Ass on board the St. Vincent.
The Lords Orsaraisioaers of the Arlasbal/Lueorteilli
the Duke of Somerset (First Lord), View ' B.
Dundee, 8.C.8., Commodore Charles Eden, C. 8., Lord
Olarence Pigs CB., sod Captain John Moore, C. 8.,
arrived at Portsmouth
i this moraing from Portland, at a
=part 8 o'clock, n the paddlwheel yacht Osborne,
Ma—me-oder O. H. K. Bowere- and on enteral( the
harbour wore saluted by the Victory (Beg ship) with
19 guns. Vioe•Admiral Henry W. Brims, the cow-
memderia.chrof at this station, and Rear-Admiral
the Hon. G. Orey, imrcedictely went on board
the Osborne on a visit to their lordships, who
afterwards landed at the dockyard and were received
by the principal officers of the several departments. Their
lavish/pa proceeded to the rear-admires office, and after-
wards visited the mast-house, watering island, and the new
jetty, which is being constructed to offer increased facilities
for the coaling of ships in harbour. They then proceeded
to the ship-ways to inspect the ships now in course of con-
the
steam basin, the new smithery, store-houses,
sail departments of the establishments, the inspire-
d a cursory and roadie character. This sine*"
their will dies with the commends-in-cblef at hie
Metal residence in the dockyard.
The Durham Artillery Militia left Portsmouth to-day for
Ryles/nth. On Saturday a detachment of the 15th brigade
of loyal Artillery will leave the barracks at °Deport for
Pod Moncton, and on the seine day a portion of the ld
battalion of the sth meat will arrive from Chatham
and occupy the Gosport Barracks

OZATII OF LIE T.-COLONEL LINDMAY.—We have
to /mord the death of Lieut. -Colonel Martin George Tho-
meg Lindsay, late commander of the 91it (the Argyllshire)
Klement of Foot, which mournful event occurred at Old
ChMlton; Kent, on Tuesday last, in the GGth year of his
.11), The deceased officer entered the army as ens igm
1 December, 1813, and served in Holland in 1814 and
18 and was present at the bombardment of Antwerp.
H became lieutenant 6th of December 1818 ; captain 281.11
Jape, 11323 ; major, 28th April, 1837; and lieut.-colonel
Brlttpril, 11342.
AWKWARD 031100110 N.—A few clays einoe
nra the Imperial yacht—having on board Prince Jerome
Cleaup the river —en arriving at W,,eiwich
etimtander saluted the Fugard flag-ship, of
=ll.i.apecting such salute to be returned, according to
the usual custom. It appears, however, that in coner
gnome of some unexplained neglect on the part of than
who melt to have returned the salute, the flag of the
noel was not lowered, and thus an unintentional insult
win offered to the Imperial commander. On becoming
ammauited with the circumstance, Commander Hawke'' of
the Fiagard; immediately proceeded to Greenwich, for the
Pof waiting upon the commander of the Imperial
yacht., and making an apology for the neglect which had
occurred..

A review of the Artillery and Rifle Volunteers of
Wilts and the adjoining counties is to take place in Clain-
dowpark, near Salisbury, the seat of Sir F. H. H. Bathurst,
Bark, on the 26th inst., under the authority of the Secre-
tary of War. Major-General Lord Wm. Yaulet, CD., will
attend as reviewing officer.