The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-26 00:00:00

nErrnici IN LONDON.—MoNDAT.

The clubs to-day were wen attended. but the beldam trans-
acted was not el any gnat amount. Fur the Croydon "'wept..
dine lone three or ten were Welted, but the bulk allot utuney
was fanned to the two favourites. Quotation as follow
CROYDON GRAND 3IETROYOLI lAN STKIIPLEiIIASE.

6to 1 anti Clinneyehreep 100 to i apt Astroral;ft)
(I) llto 1 Bonn* wh a
6 to 1 Hornet ttl run t
100 to V Greenland A) S to 1 ChhuneySweep,
100 to 7 Sprite Iti with a run .0
100 to 0 Pensioner ;t & Bto 1 L b. D. and
ut Greenland
100 to 0 Poleaxe 'A Bo; coupled (t)
100 to 4 Balder ,of) lOOO to 4) Any two;o1/)

SALK OF MS. CHAPLIN'S AND CAPTAIN
MACHELLS HORSES AT TATTERSAJLI:S.
A draft from Mr. Chaplin's stable. consisting of nineteen
bones, with eight of Captain 11 schen* was put up to auction yes-
terday ;61ondsy). Waren of the former were sold and all of the
latter. Bre..J.dbane realised the highest figure, baring been
bought u • stallion for Colonel Townley, fur 1,600 guineas.
Mrownielaw and Illakhoolle • ere bought in. and Inspiration
sou purclulted for Lord Derby for !weeding purr es. Of
thptain 11.:c.htirs. Tempest only exceeded a hundred. taken
by lie. Powell for 156 guineas.
110E81:8 IN TRAINING. Ouis.
Mall Tri,n. C ne, Groseenor--Celerity .. (Mr C. Baker, 13
Breadallw-e, 6 yrs, by Btockwell—blink bonny
Colonel Townley) 1500
Weepubm, 5 yrs, by Newminster—Vesta (Mr Jay! 050
Balk, 4 yrs, by Newminstrr—Oneen Mery _ ,Mr. Pates! 220
Leen, r )ra. by Trumpeter—Corbeau colonel Calthorpe) 70
Runny leeks, 3 yrs, by Newteinster —Less Lyon_
_ .

coant Batthany) 105
Merino, 3 yrs, by Rata 2y .:11, Y. Johnst. me) 230
My T. mo, 3 Ira, by Weatheiblt—Equity (Mr. Price) 133
Inspiration. 2 3 1,, by News(luster- Cautson .. (Lord lk rio l 000
Veda. 2 yra, by Lambton—rbridshelle .... (Capt. Mitchell 200
Cape Clear. 2 yrs, by Caps Flyaway—Lamp Mr. Cootie) 40
Con, 4 yrs. by Leamington—Cyprisra (Mr. Mee( 40
Tempest, 3 yrs, by Tempest—Miss Eva.. Me. W 155
Verdi, 3 )re. by Promised Land—Verna ....IMF littepber‘b 80
Stater to Monedy, .2 yrs, by Voltiseur—Candota (Mr. P. Price) 100
Catalogue. A yrt, by Leambigtou—Ecktyse ..(11r. Tornbe,) 16)
asap Drava, by )lido A pony) (Mr. bland, 35

ScrLLING Ifxrctt.—The first of three sculling
matches fixed for successive days in the present week was
decided yesterday afternoon in ontrigzers, the competitors
being Toad Wise, of Hammersmith, and John Pedgrift, of
finrigton. The stake was 100,., and the distance Putney
to Mortiake. Wise, who has Mn in training et Wilcox's,
vas in good condition, whilst his opponent was reported to
be not quite up to the mark, an.l at Warwick races during
the past week, and at head-quarters, 6 and 7 to 4 was laid
and ottered on Wise, The Lotus wee chartered to accom-
pany the rase, the betting en board ranging from 9 to 4 to
ts to 2. ou W,ae, who wee the toes for olsoicA of stations,
and was taken up by Owego Drewitt, Pedgrift being
piloted by Hammertoe. After four " breaks-away " they
got o 1 to a capital start, sad with slight variations rowed
almost scull and scull to the Duke's Head, where Wise
begin to draw ahead, and soon led by a length. At Rose
Cottage Pedgrift again overlipped Lis opponent, but fell
away again, and Wise, spurting across the water, led four
lengths at Hammersmith in 9 minutes 52 sea. The same
position was maintained at Eames Lridge (time, 21 min.
15 see.), std at the finish Wise won by about eight lengths
in 2i," um. 41 sec. After the race an offer was made to
match Wise against Edwards, the former laying 1001. to
751. For the championship race on Wedneiday next 530
to 400 was offsredms -

ADMIRA trir, N 00.0.5.1 —A PromntmeTA. —Lieu-
tenant William Viany, to the Dauntless ; Paymaster
Edward W. Gordon, to the Sstellits ; Chief L niceer
Charles F. Jordan, to the Dance; Engineer.. Edward
Brown and Thomas Barker, to the Dance ; and Acting
ilosend-Class Assieteat Register S. C. Moon, to the
Dante.

HIALTH RZSTOEZD BY De BARRY'S FOOD TO TRH
Aroatio-o, nerves, hasp, and liver of old and young,
ui curtni des.
Mh' es ,digestleW ,constipation. dlarrhrea, sekilty, he* adie,
neuralgia, hysteria, palpitatba. s:eepleranen, d.bUI y. watt:nc,
cough, aitt• ma. fevers, consumption. lon spirits. 40.000 annual
ewes which b.t.l roasted all medicines. including that of his
Holiness the Pope.—Tins, at Is. led. ; lib . 4s. 9.1. ; IJb., tls. :
Talk, an.—Du Barry and Co., 77. Regen44i isdrant. Lott :
also at 61, Oraniehurelt.stieet 4. Chelp.irle: a.; and Oidoed-
airmail; and allgrooere and chariot& --f 4dvartlaseakt.l

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

=NCHE.,TER.

The nomination of candidates for the repre-
sentation of Manchester in parliament took Owe yester-
day, the proceedings commencing at ten o'clock. There
was a very great assemblage of people in front of the
hustings, cud mostly of a better class than are usually
disposed to " rough it "in the mass. As far back as the
Cobden statue, and from side to side of the square (the
hustin,o being close under the railinc;sof St. Ann s church),
the crowd was rather dense ; and a considerable
number were collected even beyond the statue. At the
hustings end of the square the crowd extended right
and left into St. Ann's-street. There would be
more than 10,000 persons present. The cheering and
groaning, as usual, rendered the speaking to •
great extent mere dumb show, but the greatest
order, cheerfulness, and good temper was main-
tiMed throughout. The proceedings lasted less than two
hours. The candidates are Mr. Jacob Bright, Mr. Alder-
man Bennett, and Mr. Mitchell Henry. Mr. Bright was
first on the hustings, and was accompanied by Sir Elkanah
Armitage, Mr. Whitworth, Mr. H. S. Philips, M.P.,
Mr. T. Ashton, Mr. Ceo. Wilson, Mr. Alderman Mackie,
Mr. Thomas Bright, Mr. F. Taylor, Dr. John Watts, Mr.
Dunckley, Mr. Fox Turner, Mr. W. Morris, and Mr.
Barton. Mr. Bennett was accompanied by Mr. Alderman
Curtis, Mr. W. K. Callender, jun., Mr. Harrington' and a
few other infiuential friends. Mr. Henry was escorted by
Mr. H. B. Jackson, Mr. W. H. Callender, sen., and others
of his committee. The assemblage on the hustings was
I not great, and there appeared to be less of personal hos-
tility and bitterness among the leading friends of the
candidates than is usual. They mingled freely, and
chatted on the probable results at the poll, not a few of
Mr. Bright's opponents expressing an opinion that he
would have the majority of votes. Mr. Bright's friends
say he has 9,500 pledges, and Mr. Bennett's friends say he
I has 7,000. Mr. Henry's friends say they have not oom-
pleted their canvass. It is quite evident, therefore, if
Mr. Bright is not returned, his defeat will come with as
great surprise upon his opponents as his friends.
Mr. lima, the mayor, opened the proceedings, and
hoped a fair and candid hearing would be given to all the
candidates and their friends.

Sir EL.KANAH ARMITAGE proposed Mr. Jacob Bright, a.
a man of sound and practical views on politics.
Mr. THOMAS ASHTON seconded the nomination, observ-
ing that the last time the liberal party appeared on the
hustings they were disunited and dispirited, whilst on the
present occasion, thanks to the judgment and moderation
of the various sections of it, they were united and full of
vigour and confidence. (Cheers.)
Mr. ALI/ERMAN CURTIS nominated Mr. Alderman
Bennett, AA a friend of retrenchment and economy, denying
that he was a conservative, though he was a high church-
men.