The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-16 00:00:00

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TATTERSALLS.—Nornat
The Subscriptioo-roont was thronged to-day, and for some
time the business of mottling °coupled the attention of the
members. When speculation commenced the Two Thousand
found plenty of employment for the ponolle, and Julius had the
mat call, his noble owner hookiug 500 to MO several times in
succession, these being the highest odds procurable at any
period. Meanwhile the friends of Plaudit were not wanting In
confidence, the odds of 4 to 1 were industriously sought, and in
4)11119 few insMoces laud, but towards the clo.° the limit was
7 to 2. which price the partisans of the Richmond colt were fain
to accept. Marksman and Vauban found friends at 7to 1 and
Bto 1 respectively. Hermit would have met with support at
9 to 1, but layers could not be induced to offer more that 100 to
12. Troeadero was friendless at 1000 to 80 °tiered, and Knight
of the Garter, although backed for a limited amount at 25
to 1, was nut particularly healthy. For the Derby the Rake was
exceedingly &m end was well supported at sto I. Hermit was
fairly befriended at 10 to I. and 1900 to 100 was taken about
Dragon In one bet. Plaudit was also made the medium of •
hundred pounds investment at 13 to 1. Julius was in consider.
able request, and after Inkling ready backers at 100 60 6 and 100
to 7, was several times laid against at 14 to 1. There were no
horses occupying what may be termed the second rank, while
among the outsiders Trocadero was the only one backed although
Priority would have found support had the price been laid that
was asked for. The Chester ('up did not obtain much notice, end
only a few horses were touched upon. Lecturer continued
favourite at 9to I taken, and Achimedes •as in good odour at
100 to 7. Dldlie. Cleopatre, Bracken, and Beeswing were mode-
rately supported at their respective quotations, and a "fiver"
was invested on • rank outsider. Memory. Appended are the
closing prices :

BRITL9H MIN

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THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1867.

•tbal any Military.

Ammuary, Arart. 15. —APPOINTMENTS. —Lieu-
tanaat H. A. Street, to the M•gurs, tin) Bond, =Per-
ceded at his own request.
Master H. Sugden, to the Cumberland, for the Viper.
Paymasters R. Bone, to the Terror ; W. Wiles (addi-
tional), F. William, for service on shore.
Surgeons J. Breskey, M.D., to the Serapii ; J. Flana-
gan, to the Crocodile ; J. Lilburne, to the Cumberland ;
W. Teller, to the Canopus.
Assistant Surgeon D. Donovan, M.D., from the St.
Vincent, for the Martin.
Naval Cadets (nominated) P. J. Frauds, C. P. Bickford,
E. K. Bruoe, C. L. Daniel, A. W. W. Forbes.
Engineers W. Stacey, to the Cumberland, for the Bull-
frog ; T. Croasman, to the Jamul' ; G. Blundel, to the
Euphrates ; J. M. Page, to the Euphrates.
First-class Engineers J. Murdoch, to the Euphrates; J.
Stephens, to the Janina.

PORTSMOUTH, Aran. 15.

The Lorda Commissioners of the Admiralty are
expected to visit Portsmouth to-morrow.
The Lord Clyde, 18, iron screw ship. Captain Roderick
Dew, C. 8., arrived at Sp;thead oa Saturday from the
Mersey, last from Plymouth.
The Orontes, 2, iron screw troopship, Captain Phelps,
left Portsmouth harbour on Saturday afternoon for Ply.
month, with the 40th regiment on board, but has been
detained at the anchorage ground off St. Helen's by the
heavy weather which since Saturday has prevailed in the
Channel. _ _

The Terrible, 21, paddle frigate, Captain J. E.
C. 8., V.C., steamed out of harbour this
morning for a trial of her machisery after repairs, and
afterwards anchored at Spitbead. There are aLo at that
anchorage the iron frigates Royal Alfred, Bellerophon,
and Lord Clyde, and the paddle sloop Virago. At the
Motberbeak, off Ryde, are the Russian ships Askold,
bearing the flag of Admiral Kern, Variag, and Isornrowl.
The depot of the 98th Regiment has occupied the
barracks vacated by the 40th. Detachments of the 40th
will relieve the detachments of the 80th, occupied by the
latter in the south-western district.