The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-05 00:00:00

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SPORTING.

when giving him 9b. The American lost ground sodden*
at the start, which was for from a good one for High Treason,
and when the two met the next day, at the
rase mestisg, Umpire, in resold of Sib, won in • common
canter, Crammed, resieft 71r from High Treason, again
finishim • bed third Thu for Cramond's one defeat of
High Treason at Toth he isolved two at By ekton, and it is
net eau in Inaba up sale mind whisk to believe, as Cro-
wed beat Ranee sad Thormanby to addition at York ; and
If ws mast follow his Stockton farm, Umpire is many pounds
beets than the beet of the trio. High Treason also pen •
little windage over them. The easy victories of Moulds
end Stockton at this madam entid. them to every rennet,
for the former sheered he could nos more then • hula whoa
is dm humour, and Stockton lea Nally useful mimed. There
was nothing to ocannent upon in Ides running at Lichfield,
Yarmouth, Derby, and Werwich„ ascent the gradual im•
provement shown by Rising Son • but Doncaster was very
uastul in confirming previous renining, excepting, of course,
that at Stockton, which most ever remain • mystery. The
FliewWiene proved tome that Butterfly mold Meta WM quite II
well es say other others, she being in the thick of eX
with Zuyder Zee, Underhand, end Wild Bees at ri
weights; while her Liverpool Mate, end a saber
S eat winner at the meeting in Mixture, were beats away.
The ClintsPUm Stakes are not often dbgraced brooch •
moderate lot of competitare, for when we strike oat Madame
Egiands for the simple reason that she could not get more
Nan half-a-mile, and Lupuilus for thing out of form, they
will not appear a fleet-clam team although King of Ditunonda,
Swesteanos, and Vanquieber were among theca. The race
wee a else cso between these three and Madame, the King
winning by three parts of • length from Sweetriance, who
turned the tables upon Vanquisher for the defeat at York for
almond piss by about* length. The victory of the King, con-
mostly, over this pair wtilnot bee. comparison with thee
ef
eThernesty over the 1
m at York, where the Mem won to
a ms= c anter, and babe whether be brought himself
math nearer to Thormanby than hews at Aciot. Vesta
not being up to the mark, odds were laid on Emily for the
Filly Stable, when the pair were defeated by Lady Trams,
who ehowad form for the first time. Torn Bowlines easy
defeat of the Venue filly and lady Filename for the Moat
copal Stakes showed an equal improvement la his form, and
' when Frank (who had babe the summer been
defeated by and triumphed over lady Fawns) ran a good
nos with lasts; end beet him by •Iteed. High Trauma
potbound his best thareeter, pethspe, in the 10 sow. Sweetie
althea as he gave Seteetaance 71b, end won a good race with
him by a netek • Meshing colt making his first appearance
spinet did in Horror, who was too do to gay
good, se that he, with uar Tropes,beekward
could nos
get arm High Tress by dun eal hie sups
riorfty over the King of Diamonds, se the latter did not
men more than 31b superior to Ihrestesuos in the
Champagne; bat It was essesly soffithed to pat Thor.
meshy In deer of High Treason, as Is no nckenyg bow
math he bed In band when Montag the Gimcrack at erk,
has Sweeties*. Had not Resew rue so forward in the
N with him, Set 71b, I should tan been inclined to
give lstgh Tearer'. double detase at Chimed, at Stecklos,
this deference over the leases deist of him at York ; but
ben Lay Tram* when receiving 121 b, was mach furthew
behind Rags then High Treason beat her, when only se-
ceding 31b, for the 10 cove. Sweepstakes, so that the Lateen test
help to smarm his main( behind Crammed,
=tradaillessiomby at York. Neither at Chesterfield,
Lederater, nor Mavehrava did we has any change in form
of the youngsters, nabs Greta beat the Maid of Lyme "
her =mita" at the cotton mistropoas; if so, the moat be set
down as decidedly improved, ktoolvis having beaten her in
• center et one of the nerthes passehtes At the
Newmarket First October Maims Igleadato bad
no
difficulty in taking her _ revenge of the
King of Diamond; in the halls& Hispefel Stakes, for
the Champagne defeat, Aurora, when in receipt of 31b,
being also easily disposed of, so that her ladyship', half-mile
form was quite ea good as Thormenbfe, who cannot be made
oat more toan 111 b better than Aurora. The rustling at
Epsom Spina was thus confirmed six maths afterwarde, as
regards the mead (Madame Eglantine) and third (Thor-
maeby) to Lapels, and it Is quite pomade that the latter
will some day again assert his superiority to the pair. The
Trimadal brought together as excellent geld. Tam Bowline
=sin one of the cracks for the first time in King of Die-
moods, and giving him plenty of treads to win, so that the
form d the: two must always aloes, Tom having
bad now the beet of it ae repose ooaditioo. Behind
those we bed a trio of good-loekieg colts in Petroachio,
Brother to Farmer's Sou, sad tha CsalPloll soh, who were
ell very backward for the thus of dogs To show what
mistake "the Baron's" stable ma math, we have only M
look at the " posing " of Jams for the Bathed bathe,
they believing hies to be the best el their testa ;
but be never could gallop with the Beether to Rain-
bow, and public running proving they made aimed es great
Ht mistake is sups* the King of Disesends superior to
Orestes. I shall adhere to the opinion that the latter, when in
form, will prove their best three-year-old. Uppshang was
1 a winner at Richmond, giving Bivouac 31b and a very ekes
beating, so that the latiseis defeat of Broths to Rainbow at
York speaks well for the memorability of the ldiddlohant
creek's lone, and what it will be next year there is no zees
swing, for he has raver been half fit yet. At this meeting
Vanquisher could hardly beat Ripon, who nut day wee
cleverly disposed of by Stockton; thus the latter was
quits as good as Wised's York conqueror, sad Ripon
to not far behind. At the Newmarket Second Oc-
tober Meeting Thunderbolt performed excelleutly when
he beat Fravoia In • omen for the 601. Plam ;
he thus had full command over Thormanby and
Roots, sagely the latter had to succumb at Don-
ester to Fravols, and at York Thormanby was not Mb
superior to Rests; but dissensions runuing of Frisk at
the meeting proved she had loot bar Donceeter form, as she was
beaten a dose length, from Stolunfels, when attempting to
give him 71b in a handicap, and the latter was at least half •
dose Magda behind her in the race wheelies she beat Rests.
The ups of the Ascot and Goodwood running, which took
peseta the Clearwellov ben Ames, Bog 61b, and Comedian,
Bat Sib, beat Thormanby, fist 1010. wisest right in the Pren-
dergast, when the latter met Coeata et the same fib
diaeresis, and beat her in • common canter with a better doe,
Lug d Diamomie, wins attempting to give him Mb, sharing
• Einar late. At the same time Saguia' showed her
equality to Thormanby, as she beat Amara in •
sum canter for the 600 can. Private Sweepstakes, and
Thormanby will never be able to give her the fib allowance
for sex when they meet over • course to which she is waited.
This form decidedly puts her at the bead of the fillies, as Ma-
dame Beauties wee elm debated by her, and " Mr. Hall"
may be congratulated upon an animal that will,
with health, compensate him for • long not of ill-suases. AS
Kelso, Ripon foetid • saguaro.. in Firs Lord, who ran he
the first time, end sea Mowed • good fans at Nordislkw-
toa ; but their other performances were not u_p to the aver.
site and Even was beaten in a canter at the Houghton
Meeting by Infanta, who wound up her series oft dorm per-
formance* this meson by carrying off a handicap on the lath
day with the top weight. The event of the week however,
wee the Criterion, which was looked upon an• match between
Thormanby, Set 1016, and Thunderbolt, Sat 7th, for
the fist ineatkined bad previously Mateo Acres,
Set 111 b, end Vanquisher, Set 1010. and the other three marten
net of • enthaeatly good class to he respected. The Good-
wood running of the pair gave Thormanby slightly the beet
of the waghts, as he wee meeting Thunderbolt on 214 better
bonus for tie heed dt.l eat in the Findon Staked ; bat the light
weight', form exhibited such • great improvement that he
was made the favourite, the talents having the mortification
of seeing hint defeated by a length. The sirs severity of
the amuse, coupled with Fordhatee superiority of Jockey-
ship ism that of Cotton, thud upost the Goodwood running
altogether as farm regards the two—not so, however, with
Aurora, who, remises 21b, finished four kerbs behind
Thormanby, and thus confirmed their Ascot and Goodwood
rooming, by dubs her within about Illb of him. Dart-
mouth showed • respectable form by first beating a large
field, with Rime almost them, for a minor plate, sod suer-
wards disposing of Trovatore by a bead for the °lsms,
the two Goodwood oppournts, Tom Bowline and Winos.
Mowing oat of all form when we find them behind
Trenton. The Handicaps introduced us to Curiae, who
had been kept all the year for something, as he Won twice
here, and wee equally scot sold at Vioroester and Liver-
pool being about the Ist celebrity that smeared durin the
'eases, always excepting the Shrewsbury winner, Sir Wil-
liam, who has almost eves good point necessary in a ras-
hers, and when fit neat wing be risbt earn himself •
place among the front rank of Derby favourites. The
running of Palermo with Curlew at Newmarket, what
giving him 191 b, semonted greet importance when the Ilaley
but
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force for the Derby.
The above remarks show that after the July meeting only
three animals—Umpire, Ceased, and The W mad—dewed
forma equal to Buccaneer, Nutbourne, Thormanby, Main-
' atone, Lupulloa. Madame Eglantine, Seclusion, and Rupee ;
but two whom Upperbond and The Drone, gave greet pro-
mise, end they might ale, be included among the sack, of
the season. To compete with the mooed division—comps-
lag
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TTChiisaor.ontsdina,n.i..u.nuOxfordtheyvw:(7riitnyted;.nleiti...zoce:k2,%bicasis
Falconer, Rettlebou. Emily, Blue Ruth Madrid. Idea*
Maid of Lyme filly, Nicholas, Loiterer, King of Dianaceds,
Vesta, Lambaste', Leprocham, Butterfiy, Brother to Rids
bow, Predictor, and Cecilia—we bad Vanquishtr, Mon-shs
Arms, Montrose. Bivouac, Sir William. The Nuns Odo,
Oliver, Viatka, Wiese, Torn Booths, Bentinek Honor,
Palefere, Nam, the Colleen Sawn filly, Stolsenfele, Pro.
diet, Swesteaues, Rising Sun, Curlew, Stockton, Ripon,
KIVU.., Lady Troops*, Pseudo, Brother to Farnseaa*
Cason' colt, Jason, Firs Lord, Dartmouth, Horror, Wee-
tberboand, Spofforth Meld, and Von &room ; there might
have brae ass or two others that escaped my Dodos, bet the
above oral tun oat • pretty somata list of the as., of Ibis
ear's yr-old• that performed in England. Titerparlione-
beg le the sister isle I dare as meddle with, auMr to notice
as decided superiority shown by the Druid over ell comers.
la my eat letter an analysis of the Derby of 1860 will be
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Me prospect of a gradual nritival of confidence in
commercial and finansial &Mee, which has occa-
sionally been alluded to fa them columns, has
brightened. Realms France, the dread of Europe,
now utters words of peaceful import. The recrizei-
maims lately interchanged by the pram an the two
sides of the Channel have awed. A French Admiral
batters down an offending Momish fort, but promptly
declares, in the laconic phraseology which French
&spatial-writers tor• Incite satisfied, neutrality
"is r•somsd." The semi-odioial organs at Parh
rush forward in hot baste to ammo the world that
this little bombardment is a mere " isolated opt-
" sods." Above all, the invitations have bees
Mated to 'the Powers which are to form
the Congress; and it is known that England will be
»promated there. Hope is once more predominant.
The Paris Bourse gives the signal for the markets of
Europe to pot on a more cheerful appearance. The
public, though still venturing with extreme »intim
in speculative paths, are encouraged by these mani-
festations to invest a partite of the may which
they have long been keeping loess, I. the vague feat
of some fresh explosion on the Continent. As n
necessary preliminary to the issue of new securities,
existing securities of a solid elms are being mare
freely absorbed, and thereby raised to a higher level
of priors. The remarkable scarcity of the preform-
hal and guaranteed stocks of British railways bag
been a good deal commented upon. The high prices
demanded for them are now diverting investments
into the ordinary stocks. In acting thus the monied
public evince good judgment. Oar railways must
necessarily participate in the general prosperity of
the country, and as that has been proved to be pray-
tically exempt from serious disturbance by Conti.
Dental turmoils, because depending mainly upon
widespread foreign trade, it follows that British
railway property is based upon a rock. It is sat by
any means the least satisfactory point in foyer of
these securities that an increase of revenue now
really signifies an increase of dividend. Railway
financial chicanery, though not eradicated, has
dwindled away, under the scorching influence
of public watchfulness. In the interest of public
morality, as well as of some hundreds of millions of
invested capital, we rejoice to wits's, the improve-
meat which has been realised in this respect, and to
think that the press has contributed to it materially.
In a country like this, densely populated, fond of
travel, and baler than any other on the flea of the
earth, it would be strange indeed were the railway
interest to be permanently depressed. Notwith-
standing all the extravagance and mistakes which
have attended the construction of our railways, they
retain in an eminent degree the elements of pros-
perity, which it requires nothing but care and
judicious monomy to develop abundantly. It is im-
portant to bear in mind that any improvement which
may take place in the position of our railways must
act with far greater force upon the ordinary than
upon the guaranteed and preferential stocks. The
conditions of the latter are already well-defined; we
know the beet that can happen to them; whereas
the margin for improvement in many of the ordinary
descriptions is much larger. The preferential stook.
holder, who has received regularly hie Iva or she
per cent., whilst his brother, the ordinary proprietor,
has received a very low rate of »tuns, will get no
more than his five or six per cent., no matter bow
largely the general income of their common under-
taking may rise. The increased profits are solely
applicable to the unguaranteed stock.
During the last week or two, the improvement in
that important branch of home investment—the rail-
ways—ties been relatively much more considerable
than the improvement in the British lands. The
canoe of this appears to be that, although our
govetnnient tecuritiee must ever retain their pre-
eminent position, the holders are not insensible to
the temptation of the much higher rate of interest
derivable from Indian and other securities lately
offered. A good deal of money has unquestionably
passed out of the fonds into the last Indian loan:
bent* its rise to upwards of eight per cent, premium.
The creatiau of new securities always operates
as a temporary cheek to the funds, simply because
some of the holders are induced to exchange. The
Indian Railway s►ams are likewise competitors with