The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-30 00:00:00

2,000 to 86 apt Hermit (t)

BETTING AT IdANCEIBSTRE.—EATORDAT.
STZWAEDS CUE'.
100 to 6 apt Hr s. Stratton (t) E 5 to 1 apt Nagrada
100 to 6 11 B 6 Galan- 25 to 1 Gretna (t)
Worn° (t) 25 to 1 Blgote(t)
100 to 6 Sultan (I) 26 to 1 Paris kt)
10 to 1 Cedric (t) 60 to 1 Norwood (off)
GOODWOO 'STAKES.

Sto 1 apt Black Prince (t 4to 1 apt Midla colt (t)
freely) 100 to 8 Ls Fortune (off
7 to 2 The Special (t & 100 to 7)
offered)
GOODW D CUP.
7 to 2 apt Tourmalin (1) 100 to 8 apt Brown Bread (of)
4to 1 The Duke (t &of) 100 to 6 Windham (off)
6to 1 Motuney (I)

PROGRAMME OF GOODWOOD FETING.
TIMISDAY, JOLT 31.
THE CRAVILN 82•Xits of it som each, with 50 added ; 3-yr
olds, 7st 121 b ; four, Bst 131 b; Ore and upwards, gat 21b; the
winner to be sold for £.600 ;lf for ZlOO, allowed 91b ; if not for
sae, 71b extra ; mares and geldings allowed Sib. Craven course
(one mile and a quarter).
A Swistrsuzie of 10 .ova. each, for Tryr-oids and upwards ;
2.yr-olds, tat 31b ; three, int ; four, Bst 8M ; five, 84 121 b all
and aged, 9st ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; the winner to be
sold for £3OO. T (Three quarters of a mile straight)

PIPIT POUNDS, added to a sweepstakee of 6 son each ; 3-yr
olds, let 91b ; four, 84 flb ; fire and upward", gat , the winner to
be mold for £100; leg mile.

Tai LiVArT erassra of oo a.m. each, so ft, for 2-yr-olds ;
colts, est 101 b ; Allies, Bst elb ; the winner of the July or Chester-
field Stakes at Newmarket, Sib; of any 2-yr-old stakes value SOO
sova, including the winner's own stake, Sib ; of any two such,
aro extra ; second to save stake. Half a mile. 'l3 subs.)—F by
Bt. Albans—Cantine, Lady Heater (Sib), Lochaber, Ruthven,
Hermit (Sib', Alexander, The Leading Suit, Sunnylocka, The
Duchess, King Charles, ked Shoes, Charles 11., Sister to Ve-
dette, Enchanteur, Cerf Volant, Weatherguide, Tyndale,
Golden Bloom, Marksman (111 b ex), f by Thormanby-Bunflower,
Julius, Perdition, flour de Charite Mk% Dragoon, Archimege,
Achievement (alb), Fairfield, Feodor, Foresight,
Aerolite, Jenne Premiere (pall), Rirdforth (paid).

TEE 111•TWICILB Brains of of son. each, hft ; colts,Sst 10th ;
Elst Sib the produce of mares covered In 1862 ; thaw got
by stallions or out of mares that never produced a winner of 100
son. allowed Mb U both, 61b ; second to receive 200 son. One
mile and a half. (26 subs.)—Savernake, by Stockwell—Bribery,
Ischia, Weinrich, May Queen (31b., f by Knight of Kars—Miss
Batty (Bile), Stoic :Sib), f by King Tom—Mayonsise Sib', La Mutes
(Slb;, Cottilon (Mb) by Nater—Canemou, D. V. 01)), f by
Barbattui—Brown Sesgby Young Melbourne—Maid of Mahan,
Countess Amy (61b), Merry Knight (Mb), Lady Violet ;61b',
Parma (61b,, e by V Midis (Mb), Robin Hood, by North
Lincoln (Sib), Valeria alb), Rees (Sib), Quick March Sib) tvaid),
c ennoble—Min Boswell ;Sib, (deed), c by Mdrmbler—
filb) (dead), eby Stockwell—Princess (dead).
TBB Han lirAsse of 100 sore each, b ft ; colts, Set 10th ; fillies
Sat 71b; the produce of mares covered In 18611; thorn out of mares
or got by stallions that never produced a winner of 100 son. al-
lowed Sib; U both, 61b; second to receive SOO son. T.Y C.
. .

;throe-quarter. of smile,straight ) 20 subs :—F by Newminster
—lrish Queen, Ophicleide fink, New Guinea (116!, f by Stir-
misher—Mayonake (3113`, e by Skirmisher—Tightilt Ilk, Queen
of Nuts (61b), c by Young Melbourne, dam by Teddington—Maid
of Multi= (Sib), 11torsday (Mb., f by Dundee—Blanche of Mid-
dletie (elk, f by Dundee—Sunbeam Summertime
Pussy (61b`, f by Parmesan—Buckenham's dam (Mb), Milan 'Sib)
Hornet (Mk, La Maudite (316`, Alouna, f by Newminster--Clara
Webster 'Sib) f by Demme dl Vergy—Ernestlne (dead),
and f by Neweastle--Donna del Lago (61b) (dead).

Tel -Aswan= STALES, of 100 sOvs.' each ;• mita, 84a 71h
fillies, Set fib ;to run at 4-yrs-old ; second to save stake. The
Queen's Plate Coarse (about 3 mikes furlongs). (14 subs 1—
Losenge, Missile, Koenig, Cbeverette, Farewell, Kbulaska, Thor,
Jack o' Lantern, Arlel, Whirlwind, c by Brother to Bird on the
Wing—The Drake's dam—Brother to Clarissimtui—Zamberl,
Chattanooga, c by Oulaton—Vest, Lazaretto, Kill-Wm and
Eat-'em, Sussex Matt, Rufford, Pirate, Archimedee, iri.nder,
Arkansas, Harold, Alexandra, Generalissimo, Ravarde, and
Paymanne.
Tian STRWARDO' Cur (Handicap), value 900 'ors., of 10 lon
each, with 100 added, the surplus to be paid to the winner in
specie ; winners of • handicap value 200 eon. after July 13, at
11 a.m., 71b ; of any smaller handicap, 41b extra. T. Y.C. (three-
quarters of a mile, straight.) (TI subs.)
Age dtb Ate at 1
Ostreger 4 1 Arbutus
Coup d'Etat
Masterßichard 6 Verbena 5
Cecrops
(lemma
Broomielaw
Lord Ronald 4 Miss Williams
Bradaraante
Monarch of the Glen 6 3 Bigot* 4 1
Gardevlsure
Sultan
Reindeer
Vespaalan
If btortan
Parts
__. The Bugler a
Dksirte
... 4 1 Stilton a
... 4 1 Pintos 3
Musician a.
4 1 Iby King Tons—Ma-
. 3 1 yonahe
4 1 Spokesman.
4 1 Mrs. Stratton

Monitor
Sister to Amhain
Camelia
Maven
Brahma ...
AbergeltUe
/Cu .
Pr

3 0 0
3 613
5 7

items
Rector $ 710 Nagrada 3 6 7
Norwood 5 710 Vanderreide 6 paid
Millet 4 710 Flying Jib $ paid
Chibisa
Auguste
Apsley 3 7 7 Blabber
Molly Carew 5 7 7 The Duke
Furze Chat 4 7 6 Regalia
Cedric 4 7 6 Warrior
at 3 7 6 Pantaloon 4 paid
life Guardsman .... 8 7 6 Attache
Kingsley ....... .... 3 7 5 Reda. 8 paid
Cadman
• This horse was entered without any age belntmentioned,
and was, by mistake, puhlishedes
.a_B-yr.-old, and handieepped

as =al .541 9lb ; eat ha weight 1;4- held; corrected by the
handicapper as above.
MATCH : SOO, h tt. T.Y.C. (Three-quarters of a mile, straight.)
Sir Y. Joluistooe's Charles 11., ht I lib, against Mr. H. Ten
Breech's La Sorrentino, 9st Mb !both 2.-yrwids).

BOMB ARNIM AT GOODWOOD.—Tourinaltn, Anchor, Guine-
vere, Tomato, Magpie, Robin Hood, Lincoln Green.
U B 4 Oalantuomo is disqualified for the Stewards' Cup, Good-
wood, and all beta are declared void.
LATEST SCRATCHINGS FOR GOODWOOD.
GOODWOOD STAMM --SOnly and Life Guardan!an.

GOODWOOD CUP —Bcamangrind Brown Bread.
WYNWARD4r Cur.—Warrior, Redan, The Special, /Robber, Pan-
taloon, Qoirina, Vanderralde, Flying Jib, 11 Rd Oalantuomo,
The Duke, and Attache.
CHOWIRYINLD Cur.—Ring Charming, Redan, and Mareppi..
NUISIRY WrAElB.—Python, Brother to the liaison, Odd Fel-
low, Young Lord, and Nine El
LAVANT AND MOLDOON.DI SUAKIN—Jenne and Pretnigre.
All Count Batthyany's and Captain W. Cooper's boned are
struck out of their engagements at Goodwood, Lewes, and
Brighton.
Honesty and Oreenback are struck oat of all their engage-
ments.

THE ELeHO SHIELD.—On Saturday afternoon,
the Elcho shield, won by the Scottish eight at Wimbledon,
was carried from the City Chambers of Edinburgh to the
Parliament-house. There was a large turn out of the
volunteers to witness the placing of the shield. Three of
the Scottish eight (Mr. E. Ross, Mr. J. Malcolm, and
Captain Mitchell), headed by Captain Horatio Roes,
carried the shield, between lines of volunteers, from the
Council Chambers to the Parliament-house, followed by a
dense crowd. The volunteers followed into the hall, where,
after the shield was hung, Captain Ross duly presented
it to Bailie Falahaw (acting for the Lord Provost), with
the expression of • hope that the skill of the
Scottish volunteers might be able to keep it there. He
appealed to his countrymen for co-operation in extending
the use of the small-bore rifle, and expressed the hope
that we would take warning from the fate of Austria and
see that our volunteers were armed with the best weapons,
and he hoped before long they would have a small-bore
weapon and breech-loader in the volunteer service. Throe
hearty cheers were given for the Scottish eight, and also
to Captain Ross's appeal for the English and Irish eight,
whose chivalrous and honourable conductle warmly acknow-
ledged ; for Lord Elcho, Edward Roam, and Angus Cameron.
Three cheers were given for the magistrates of Edinburgh,
and finally for her Majesty the Queen.
BOILER EXPLOSION AND Loss oP LIPE.—A
shocking explosion took place on Saturday morning at the
Phoenix, better known as the Scotia Colliery, Toasts);
Staffordshire, belonging to Mr. Hugh Heelball Williamson.
For the working of these pita a spacious engine house, with
new and powerful machinery, had bat just been erected at
the bottom of the new road from Burslem to Tunstall,
connected with which were two boilers, thirty-six feet in
length and nine or ten feet in diameter, raised upon •
foundation of solid brickwork which projected some dis-
tance across the road. Oue of these boilers was com-
pleted on Wednesday morning, and with that the
engine was set to work. At about twenty minutes
past 7 o'clock on Saturday morning, while several persons
were engaged in fixing the other boiler, and two men were
actually at work inside it, the boiler which was at work
burst, and shook the whole neighbourhood. The entire
end of the boiler was blown out; the inner tube was hurled
about • hundred yards distance, while the boiler itself was
lifted from its bed and thrown about 100 yards into a large
heap of refuse from the pits. Theotherhoilerwas sent flying
50 yards along the mad with the two men inside it • the
adjoining building was demolished, the stone and brick-
work torn up and sent in terrible showers in every direc-
tion. The engine driver, Stephen Chadwick, who was
married, with three children, was literally blown to pieces.
A boilermaker named Abel Mayer, a young married man,
at work on the unfinished boiler, was found shock-
Icily crushed amid the wreak, expired soon afterwards,
and leg or six °liar zeta are perilously injured,