The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-11 00:00:00

[STAMPED, id.' AL DITIONAL.

Spurting intelligence.

DONCASTER SPRING MEETING.-PAIDAY.

The attendance on the r.wn Morr today was considerably
less than th it of yesterday, and the weather was unfavourable,
as rain commenced falling prior to the commencement of the
sport. and continued at Intervals during the afternoon, finishing
up with a heavy thunderstorm, The Gard for the second day was
of moderate dissensions and the fields invariably small, the
most interesting and exciting contest being in Use Betting Room
!Stakes, wherein a dead heat ensued batween Bismarck and
lipeculunt, the young 'un having Whs. the best of the weights
In the deciding heat odds of IS to 4 were laid on Blaanarck, bet
he failed to concede the weight to the Duke of Newesetle's
colt, who woo cleverly by half a length. Prown Prince was made
a but favourite for the Scurry Handicap Makes, and be seemed
to have the race in hand until challenged at the commencement
of the enclosure by lon, when Listen called upon him for an
effort, but he most unmistakeably cut it and was defeated on the
Crest by a head, the backers of the northern light-wel7ht than
landing a 6 to I chance.
I THIR itirrTING•KOOM STAINS Of b sore each, with 50 added for
and kyr.olds ; weight for age; with canebtiotal penalties
and allowances ; second to save Me NW. Med Howe in ,five
furlongs 15i yards. 13 subs.)
Duke of Newcastle's Speculum, by Vedette—horalloe,
2 yrs, 7st 71b in. 711, ex.'
.. Montan) t 1
Captain Hawieders Bismarck, . yrs, let 5101 n. 7Th en)
.

t 2
Mr. Walker's Merry Andrew, 2 yrs, Gat 12Th :Cameros. 3

7liuraian tear Lao ran.

Betting: 6 to 4 on illsmarck, 2 to 1 agsC4peculum, and 10 to 1
"bar two." Bismarck made the running, with :Speculum in close
attendance on the rails, Russian Bear hanging up the rear to the
bend into the straight, where the Duke of Newcastle's colt got
level with Bismarck, and the pair ran almost bead and head to
the finish, the result being a dead heat. Merry Andrew was sh
lengths behind the dessi.heaters and Russian Bear last..

Heat.-5 to 4on humarck. The non-favourite held a
alight &to the hall-distance, Where the pair closed, but the
Duke's colt getting the best of the stragglebtlbs last few strides,
won clearly by half a length
Tait JUVENILE STAKES of 5 sovx. each, with 40 added, for
2-yr-olds : gat lolb , and Mlles, Bit 6/D ; winner to be sold
for 30 son, Half a mile.

:Air F. Jobnatooe's Aabstead, by Vectette,:dam by Cowl—
Venus, tist 10ib (Menial I
Sir W. Ellotre Caprera. Bat 10Ib
81r C. Levant's Isabel, eat nib (F. Cballener) 3
Betting : IS to 8 apt lnprera. 7 to 4 apt Aslillead. and 5 to
apt Isabel.
rug CHSSTERFIILD HANDICAP of 100 son added to a sweep.
stakes of 6 son. each, 2ft . for Syr-oids and upwards, winners
extra : mond to receive lasers. One mile.

Osboruei it;n;ping- Girl, by Wild Dayrell—Gay,
3 yrs, Est Illb In 71b et: ear Oat 131 b)...... It. Challotier. I
Mr. Masterman's Honesty, 4 yrs, Oat 10Ri an 71h ex.
allooer; 2
Mr. J. Barber's Bedford, 3 yrs, set gib R. Ch,Gradwell, 3
Four others also ran.
Betting : 7 to .1 mist Romping Girl. 4 to 1 agst Inheritress, S to
1 agst 11,..viford, and 104 to Meech mist Honesty, Cora,and Janitor.
THE CoRPOIUTION STAKES of 5 wee. each, with 40 added ; for
all ages ; weight for age. with certain allowance. ; winner to be
sold for £4O. Red House In (rive furlongs 152 yards).
Mr F. Johnetnue's La Iluette. by Canietaens—Fasells.
yrs. Se. Illb (Kagan) I
Mr. 11. Owen's ion, 4 yrs, tiet 41b (T. Mellower)
Mr. Watson's Ithodertck Random. 5 yrs, lost ;W. Martin( 3
Two others also ran.

Betting: tto4 on L.; 11eette. ato I eget Effervescence, sto I
agst 100, and If to I agst any ether offered'
Tea (Mumma 5TA1.6.4 3' won. each, h ft: ha. 2175-olds:
colts. tat bulb; and Other, eat Sib; winners extra. Half a mile.
(5 subs.)
c. sin Ilawksley's Eau de Vie, by Znyder Zee—Barley
Brae, est 1311, In. allies.) Lodes I
Duke of Newcastle's Chanam, eat 11Mb ehalloner

Bettlitg

.100 A;l5 4)1 Ea de VW!.

Tim SCURRY SYairi .IMnditisp! of S soya. each, with 2.S added:
tor all ages; whalers extra second to save his stake. _lted
Howse In five furlongs la yards).
Mr. li. Owen's lon, by Drogheda or Lopellus—Violet, 4
yrs, Tot 4lh pusezon) 1
Lonl Westmorland's Crown Prhsoe, 4 yrs, Mt 411) ;Lades, 2
Yr. J. floutt's Cosa, 4 yrs, 74 llb IL Chatham) 3
Camera also ran.
Batting: 7 to 4 an Crown Prince, and 5 to 1 sot ion.
BETTING ON TUN COUISSIL •
DERBY.
10 to 1 aget Hermit '.(41)
140 to 0 Grand Cron (oft)

BETTING AT YAM
DO
3to 1 amt Vauban (ceir,
4to 1 The Rake it et
off.
Early In the day 10 to 1 wee I
upwards of 12,e00.

CELESTES,-FRIDAY.

IP to 100 apt Monk t)
to 1 Julius 3)
1000 to 30 Granderoos
kw about Grand Cross to win

SALISBURY RACE.—FaIDAT.

The concluding day of this meeting was riot so fortunate In
weather as its predecessor, but the attendance cevertbelem was
quite equal to that of Thursday. Home henry showers descended
during the night, and on Friday morning the clouds Lotted so
ominous that a wet day seamed Inevitable. Such, however, wan
not the case, but there were some very heavy hailstorms during
the afternoon. accompat.ied with the distant rumbling of thun-
der. By the time the sport concluded the alts wrli /NMI* bril-
liantly, and the atrial Molted truly magnilicent. The mrd pro-
duced eight items for decision, which resulted in some very
Interesting encounters. The majority of the prizes as will be
seen by the return, fell to the lieneisury stable ,as no Thursday
that party being always in great force at this meeting. Tumbler
scored a second victory In the opening event. and then the Mu-
guts of Hastings' successes were inhered in by iliekoo—a Mugu-
luly appropriate harbinger, in tire Longford Castle :hakes. The
Stonehenge Plate was the most exciting tussle of the day, there
being a double dead heat, which, however, is not on rare an oc-
currence as many would suppose. It ended In the invindbk
Marquis carrying off the sta%co, the owners losing obliged to run
off the final best, as the winner was to be sold. ikitails
be found below._ - . .

A HANDICAP PLATT of /Owes., for 3-yr oldsand upwards win-
ners extra. Three quarters of a mile.
Lord Vivian's Tumbler, by Commotion or Defender—Gol-
conda, g yrs. 74 inc. 7lb extra) (Bulky) 1
Marquis of Hastings' Bed Inband, Cat 71b Inc Mb extra)
Wrangle! 2
Mr. J. Powney's Nally, 4 yrs, Cst (Quince) 3
Flee others also ran.
Betting ) 2 to 1 and Red Rilxual, 100 to SO stet Tumbler, 4 to 1
slat Freemason, Lod 10 to 1 " bar three."
Tux LoOcroal CASTLE ISTMLIIIB of 25 anew each, 10 ft., 5 only
H declared, for 2-yr olds colts, bet 10th . Elks. int t,lb : certain
allowances. Halt a mile (IS subs, 2of wham pay 5 says. each,.
Marquis of Hastings' Cuckoo, by buccaneer—Peggy
th IVldteroat 31b
• . . Fordbam) 1

Blr P.Taustone'4 Monkey Island, gat 101 b mil 2
Betting owned at 7 to 4 on, hut Ousel at 1! to 8 of Cuckoo.
THE HONEHEN.iE PLAIT of LO oora , for 2yr olds colt".
84 10Ib; 0111 es, hit alb ; the winner to be sold for .50 sots. Half
a mile. - . . .

Marquis of (lasting,' lily Barbara, by Lantbton—
first Fly. tlet alb
Mr. Pudwick's Hue and Cry, by Wild INyrell—lioldeu
Horn, bat Clb
Two others aho ran..

-.„.—..
Betting 7t04 on Lady Barbara, 2 to I sot Hue and Cry.
The favourite made play, closely atteadeal by Has and t:ry clear
of the others. till within two hundred yards of the chair, where
they closed and came into slight collision, and the pair running
locked together to the eud, the judge was unable to separate
them, and a dead bent was the result.. Brenda au a Lad third.
Becond heat.—Betting: II to 8 on Lady Barbara, •he jumped
away with a slight lead, but Hue and Cry was won on Wimp
with her, and alter a tremendous tniah the result was a *mond
dead heat.

Deciding heat—Betting Gto 6 on Lady Sin bare. They ran
together till reaching the stand, where Flue lard cry gave way.
and Lady Rarbar.l wen by three Icagtaa The winner wee bought
in for 75 guineas.
ISAL13111:31 err of MO sues. by subscription of 10 sora
each, a handicap for Syr-olds and upwards; winners extra. The
straight mile. .24 sobs.,
Duke of Beaufores Lord loisald, by Stockwell—Edith.
fordbarn) 1
LoSnfigArrelot Alruna. 3 yrs, tat 71b 'Butler 2
Mr. 11. Goatees Abergeidie, 4 yrs. 7st 101 h 'Scorey, a
_ _

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Betting : 3to lon Lord Bonaid, t; to 1 apt Akan', 10 to 1
apt any other offered).
Tile WILTON PARK STANT,' of 10 WWI. each, with W added,
foe 2-IT-ohl colts, bat Who. Silks, tlb ; winners extra. 1. TX.
,three-Touters of a ndk . 30 subs
Mr. J Day's Cock of tbe Walk, by Chanticleer—Whim-
Wei, cat 1olb
Manion) of Hastings's Cuckoo, bet 10lb Inc 411, extra)
Fonllarml 2
Mr. Padwick's New Croons. art )alb
•T 3

Three Airisahon ran.

Betting: 6 to 4 on New Breese, 5 to 1 agn Oictua. and 100 to
15 eget lock of the Walk.
THU 001 TH WINTIKIUI ILAILWAT PLATE of 25 lova , added to a
sweepstakes of 5 soya each. for all ems : winners extra ; seWog
awl other allowances. Three•suarte of a Wilk.
LOW Vivian's Free Kirk, by Newwirs
nater —Annie Lauvte,
yn fin 710 (Butler) 1
Mr. Mohtiogars Colosimo, 3 yrs Via,. bet 11b Ilibberd;
Mr. !tope's Iby Lord of the tales—Deldbcila, S yes ;• 20
,
74 210 (Makhaent) 3
Overtonisa also ran.
Betting opened at 5 toe acct Free Kitt, but closed at 2 to 1
each east Cotes.° and Free Kirk.
Tot LoIIOI.BAT STAILIto, a handicap of 10 SOW. each, 6 ft, with
50 added, for 3-yr obis rod upwards ; ItioDerd extra. One mile
and a halt. 10 subs.,
Yr. Jones's King's Crow, by St. Albino—Deanne. 3 yrs,
gat (Kitchener; w o.
Tile QIYEZN'S roast et 100 guineas, for J-yr-olds and upwards ;
weight for age. Three nubs(
Marquis of Itaithors's Jobs Dark, ty Volticear—Ja-
oaks, 0 yrs. 104 alb ,Fordhans) 1
Mr. J. B. Days Scavenger, 3 yrs, 755 elb (T. Saddler, 2
No bottles.
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LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSK
DERBY.

Ito 1 apt Vauban it and 11i00 tO GO wit Oranderoos (o'
utrJ 10 to 1 Julius off,
700 to 200 The Rake 1) I 20 to 1 Yoakstnan ,t
Bto 1 Hermit off) to COO)
1000 to 80 1)11(00 ,l;

Tnt SALISWIT Cyr —A pair of handsome *Weer " twins
cum" with two handles, rithly ehved, and part Olt. wit►
medallions to relief. value Ciutioaaaufartured by C. F. Ilanoutl,
Sou, and Co., Bratunstreet, corner of BondditteeS, London.

CRICKS?.

rawAL ArTILLELY V. HoinaMOLD BcIOADE. —Play In this
military match was revalued yesterday morning shortly before
noon. The Royal Artillery, by some steady play, augmented
their total to Nia, Captain Necobolt and Mr. Hutchimion running
a dead heat for the •. lager" Mr. Dodsworth also put in
4.4 and the extras amounted to rather • liege item :21;. lit the
Brigade's second innings, little need lie saki. Meant Huh
son and 311Iman matte short work of the wickets, Mr. Hall being
the only one of the twelve who got beyond a single figure.
There were five cypher vie.. VisOnent Downe, Mr. Buller •
very rare °warren°, with halal, Lieutenant-001one' Bathurst,
Private Holoway not out', and the Hon. P. Slethoe• ‘ablent4
Included in the nose. and the grand total reached 47 only, so
that the Royal Artillery were the women by Id? lona

[TWOPENCE

PARLIAMENTARY 1111611VICST DURING TER
ENSUING wzitit:

The following notices or motions and orders of
the day stand in the enter book of the House of Com-
mons for the ensuing week :
MONDAY, MAY 13.
°ADM UV 1146 DAY.
Representation of the People Bill—committee ; La-
bouring tla-ses Dwellings Acts ((,166) Amendment
Bill--second reading; British Spirits Bill commit-
tee ; V me-President of the Board of Trade Bill
—committee ; Vaccination Bin second reading;
Meetings in Royal Parks Bill—second reading ;
Bankruptcy Bill--connuittee ; Judgment Debtor!! Bill—
committee ; Bankruptcy Acts Repeal Bill—committee ;
Tenant& Improvements (Ireland) Bill—adjourned debate
OD amendment on second reading ; Land and Im-
provement and Leming (Ireland) Bill—second reading ;
Railway Companies' Arranzanents 11111--second reading
National Debt Bill—second reading ; Admiralty Jurialic-
doe Bill—second reading; Itai I ways (Scotland) Bill- -wend
reading ;Supply —committee ; Ways sad Beans—committee;
Land Tux Conniasioners' Names Bill—committee ; Blaek-
water Bridge—committee thereupon ; Hypothec Amend-
ment tifeotbindi BLl—committee; Muten and Work-
men Bill—second reading ; Associations of Workmen Bill
—adjourned debase on second routing; Wensuni Valley
Railway lvancelbition of Loud)--committee thereupon.
NOTICCA or Mums&
At halt-put 4 o'ciock.
The Chancellor of the laxiihequer—That the orders cf
the day be postponed until after the notice of motion for
leave to linos m a bill for the amendment of the Represen-
tation of the People in Soothed.
Lord Naas— R:cords flrelandj—Bill to provide for keep-
ing safely the Public Records of Ireland.
Sir J. Pakington—Army Enlistment—Bill for limiting
the period of enlistment in her Majesty's army.
Sir J. Pakington—Army Reserve—Bill to °emendate
and amend the acts fo: rendering effective the service of
Chelsea and Cnvnwich out-peniuoneri and pensioners of
of the Nast India C.unpany, and for establishing a reserve
force of men who have been in her Majesty's service.
Sir J. Palington—Militta Reserve—But to tune a re-
serve of men in the militia to join her Majesty's army in
the event el war.

The Chancehor of the Exchequer—Representation of
the People i:itothindi—Bill for the amendment of the Re-
presentation of the People in Scotland.
Mr. Taylor—On a.coni reading of Meetings in Royal
Parks Bill. to move that it be read a second time upon
this day ale months.
Mr. Neate—On second reading of Meetings in Royal
Parks Bill, to move that it is not expedient to deal with
the subject of public meetings in the metropolis with
reference aely to the royal
Kr. Coaolly—On secondP:4g of Tenants Improve-
ments (lrehilio) Bill. to move that it be read a sound
time upon tide day six months.

Mr. 'H. B. Sheridan—On second reading of National
Debt Bill. to move that a further reduction of the duty
on fire insuranoea, to winch this house is already pledged,
would be a 'better mode of disposing of a portion of the
surplus of ways and means for the present year than the
creation of tenuinable annuities proposed by the present

Mr. Hubbard—On second reading of National Debt Bill,
to move that it be load a mooond time upon tlue day lux
month&

TUNIDAT, Nat 14.
Norulm or Morrows.
Mr. Wyld—To usk the Secretary of State for ForMgn
Affair, ',nether it is true that the King of Abyssinia hes
refused to comply with the Queen's roqumt that he should
liberate the captives; whether, in consequence, the Eng-
lish engineers who were engaged to enter the cing's ser-
vice have returned or are about to return to England ;
and whether any and what further steps are being taken
by the government to obtain the release of Mr. Kaalsaill,
Consul Cameron, and the other captives.
Colonel liarttelot-51alt 1 ax— Select committee to in-
quire into the operation of the malt tax.
Lord Hotham—Military Reserve Funds—Select COM-
mittte to inquire into the origin of the military reserve
funds, the :mums from which they are derived, and the
objects to which they are applied.
Mr. Neste—Commons Inclosure Act Amendment—Bill
to emend the 49th and ..etrd sections of the act of the Bth
and years of Victoria, chapter 118, for facilitating the
inclosure and improvement of commons.
Mr. Fawcett—Agricultural Children's Education—Bill
to provide for the voucation of children employed in api-
culture.

Yr. llalgliah—Small Tenements Acts—Select committee
to consider the operation of the Snell Tenements Acts,
end to report their opinion to the house es to the best
means of edepting the position of the compound house-
holder in parliamentary cities end boroughs to the exer-
cise of the electire franchise.
OIII.IRS OF TOE DAT.
_ .

Ifccletriastical Titles Act Repeal Bill—second reading;
Otlicesaud O.tus BlZ—third reading ; Transubstantiation,Lc., Declanition Abolition Bill—third reading ; Railways
(Guards' and Faseesgers' Communication) Bill— coin-
inAtec ; West India Bishops and Clergy Bill—seemed
reading ; Railwiy Construction Facilities Act (11:nall
Amendment Bill—second reading; Tramerap (Ireland
Acts Amendnumt Bill—committee ; Fields B
Ground ; Execution of Deeds
Bill—owe-
mitten.