The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1867.

Cessrawitch course (2 milts 2 furlong. 2: yard,:. (21
saki's.)
Mr. harlWs Moleskin, by skit tulsber—Dueskin. 3 yrs.
Sst ti11,
Mr I. llobson's Bandmaster, 3 yrs, ts t JL csr. I st
Peppleri 2
Yr. Motel's Star of Ines, 2 yrs, get !lb tear. est 31b)
(Fiedler 3
The f• rowing Min rc.n: Swe2t Ktng'l
ens., Vllolel/1. Distaff. sadthuntllnent.
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Betting : to 1 apt Hippia, sto 1 each agst Pintail and
Moleskin, WU to 15 apt Bandmaster, 7to 1 agst Excite-
ment, and ln t, 1 1,101 art King-' emu. Btrz.et Arne,
and Violent. Hippie jumped off with a clear lead the
moment the Bag was lowered, Star of India, King's Cross,
Bandmaster, and Maltskin in a cluster, lying next slightly
in advance of Sweet Anne and Pintail, Excitement and
Distati being in the rear. They run in this order until
fairly through the gap, where Kilted Cross gave way,
Sweet Anne joining the leaders, but at the Bushes-hill she
was batten. Half way down the incline Moleskin took up
the running, Hippie Bandmaster, and Star of India being
her immediate attendants, and Hippia being in trouble in
the dip Kenyon bad but to shake up his mare, who won
in a canter by four lengths from Bandmaster. Star of
India, heading Hippie in the last half-dozen strides, was a
bad third, Violent being fifth, Sweet Anne sixth, Pintail
seventh, Distaff eighth, King's Cross next, and Excite.
meat last.

MA : 100, !I Lalt ay? furlongs. of I!cnr,ley.Tile.

Lord Glasgow.; I by TOM Bowline, danr by Westin:Mt,
Yrs, 7st ;11. Voweiri 1
Admiral pons's Plenum 3 yrs. int ....... Yordhern.
Betting : 4 to I on Lord Glasgow's filly, who won in a
canter by three lengths.
THR OCTOHER PRODUCE STAKRA of 100 nom each, h ft,
for 2-yr-olds ; colts, gat 101 b; and fillies, list Tlb ; • certain
allowances. Lass live furlongs of across the tlat. 0411130
Lord Yalnionth'seoartmantle, by King Toni—Plat, set loll'
(J. French: w.o.
MATCH : 1,000 nova mob, 300 ft. Ditch in (2 miles 103
yards).

Mr. R. Sutton's Lord Lyon, by Stockwell—Paradigm.
4 yrs, fist lib readmit forfeit
Lord Glasgow's c by Young Melbournt, dam by Twitting-
ten—Maid el Mishima, 4 yrs, list 10Ib paid forfeit
Swasrwreavi of 300 each, is f, for 2-yr-olda fillies,
Bst 1011, each ,• certain allowances. T.Y.C. 14 subs.)
Marquis of llastinp' Atbena, by Steckw/M—Heroirre.
est 10Ib (Fordbanv w.o.
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
_ _ TIIPC tAtHEWITCH.

5 to S eird grit Arsnourer (t'
et col 100 to g Hontpubert;t)
Bto 1 ittaidda (t 11 1000 to 30 Honesty (5)
12 to 1 Hoopla( Girl 40 to 1 L'Eacurtel &do)
't o) 5000 to ft Pirate Chief (51
12 to 1 Jullns & 50 to 1 LotharkOzt;
2 to 1 on Bilukboolle v. SeaLskln. 12 3 ;taken
10 to 1 apt Jana and Honesty cooped
THE DERBY
to 1 apt Lady Elisabeth (ott)
16 to 1 andolk
2010 to 100 The Earl ;tatter 2:,00 to 100 had Leen taken)
10 to 1 Roalcruelan (4)
1000 to 20 Green Sleeve 3)
500 to 25 The Parson (t)
HEWING AT MIDNIGHT.

The Rooms were crowded, and business was very brisk, •
large amount of money being invested, but chiefly in
favour of }llinkhoolie, who was backed for at least 5,000!.
at 2 to 1 and 7to 4 for the Cesarowitch. Appended are
tho closing prices :

CESAREWITCH.
7 to 4 apt 1111nkhoolict f, 40 to 1 apt ArclihnefiC6 (t
7to 1 Sealskin (off I and off
after 1300 to 50 to 1 Guy of War.
200 had been wick A & off)
taken; 50 to 1 la Dauphins
11 to 1 Julius (t & off A & off
100 to 7 Armonrer (t 1 1000 to 10 flume l'ompi-
-15 to 1 Itonsping f)1r1 this (t)
(taken) 1000 to 10 Westwick (t'
25 to 1 Molls MUM& 1000 to 10 Young &agrees
(t & off) (taken)
25 to 1 liontgonbort (t 1000 to 10 Stinger Bell (t)
and off) 1000 to 10 Master It,
33 to 1 Honesty (t &o) 200 to 1 Success 'ti

POCII.JI EVINT. —IMO SO SOO
witch and Lady Elizabeth the M
by the Marquis of Hastings aft
to 1000.

BlinktionUe to win the Cesare•
fiddle Park Plate, taken twice
at his lordship had taken 3100

TATTERSALL'S.—MONDAY.
Only three or four members looked in during the after-
noon, and not a bet was laid.

BETTING IN LONDON.-MONDAY.

Comparatively few members were left in London, and
the principal business of the day consisted of " hedging"
bets. Blinkhoolie. however, was made the medium of
several genuine investments, and was, indeed, backed all
over London for so much money that no more than 7 to 2
could be finally obtained. Armourer bad • more healthy
look, finding many friends at 9 to L. Romping Girl, Julius,
and Sealskin also remained steady. On the other hand
Honesty appeared to be clean gone, 25 to 1 being laid and
offered, while Lothario occupied • very unsatisfactory
position, and was so shifty as to render it impossible to
quote his exact price. Among the outsiders Pearl Diver'
L'Escurial, and Success seemed to be the mast fended.
For the Middle Park Plate Lady Elizabeth did not appear
to be so greatly fancied as formerly, 5 to 1 on the field
meeting with no response. Lady Coventry was again
freely invested upon. 1200 to 200, and subsequently 500
to 100, being booked, together with teetotal smaller items
on the same terms. For the same race Rosicrucian and
The Raid were supported at 10 to 1 each. Quotations as
follows :

society, and, on conviction, subjects the offenders
to repay the amount of money improperly applied. and to
pay, if the justices think fit, • further sum of money not
exceeding AV., together with costa, and in default of such
repayments, &c., the justices may order the parties con-
victed to be imprisoned in the common gaol, Ste., with or
without hard labour, for any time not exceeding three
months." The registrar immediately communicated with
the society as to whether the facts stated were true, and ob-
tained the following account of the expenses attending the
reform demonstration on the 3rd of Dec., 1866, amounting
to G:!/. IN. 7.1., which bud been paid out of tho funds of
the society contributed far the relief of the members in
sickness, &a :—lnsertion of circular to masters in Morning
A drerf leer and !lady Telegraph. 11. Ss.; horses for
14 officers, at 20s. each, 141.; admission tickets
to ground, V. 3s. 6d.; Fitzroy works brass band,
31.; horses for 35 private members, 26/. 5a.; flag
carriers and refreshments to ditto, 31. 14s 6c1.;
cleaning and repairing large banner, 2a. 6d. ; Megan.
Romney and Carpenter, washing poles, 2s. • Mr. Wolfe's
expenses as delegate, 2/. ; drying and putting away regalia,
2s. td. ; postage of circulars to masters, Is. ; ditto of
notices to members, 21. 18s. 6d. ; ditto to employers of
labour in first division, 81. 3d. • attendance of secretary
at two special meetings, 4a. • refreshments to committee
ditto, 13s.s expenses incurred in hiring horses by Messrs.
Bewley and Matthews, 7s. 6d. ; total, 631. 10s. 3d. Upon
the receipt of this statement, the registrar informed the
officers that it was his intention to proceed against them,
' under the 18 and 19 Vict., c. 63, a. 24, unless the money
was repaid. On the 13th istant the registrar received •
letter 'dating that the money withdrawn from the friendly
fund of the Farriers' Horseshoe Fund Society for the re-
form demonstration of the 3rd of December last had been
replaced to that fund, and that in future no money will
be taken away for trade purposes at all. Under these
circumstances the registrar took no further proceedings;
but gave notice that if he was furnished with sufficient
evidence of any misapplication of the funds, he
was ready to take the necessary proceedings
to punish the offenders. And it appears to the registrar
that such misapplication would be prevented if power were
given to any member to proceed under 18 and 19 Viet.,
a 63, s. 24, instead of such proceeding being confused as
at present to the society or the registrar.
In December, 1866, the registrar sent out 23,407 forms
of annual returns of the general statement of the funds
and effects of friendly societies. Only 10,678 returns and
annual statements have been received previous to the
Ist July, 1867. The 10,678 returns show the number of
members in the societies sending them to be 1,672,176,
and the amount of their funds to be 6,668,3861.