The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-26 00:00:00

CITY AND SUBURBAN.

11 to 2 apt Mr N 3. irs;;Kiii4ll;tionalse ally, 4 yrs,
Ist 131 h (4,
100 to 15 Lord Weetinortand's Foresight, 3 yrs, Ost 131 h (t)
7to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Clarice, 3 yrs, ast 10Ih it and WI
100 to 6 Baron Kothschlld's Jasper, 3 yrs, lit 71h t 2000
to 1411 with a start, ti
90 to I Mr. 11. Goiter's Ahergeldic, 4 yrs, 7st lib ',Mt
20 to 1 Captain King's Dritsnee, 3 yrs. 3d 101 b (off)
20 to 1 —31 r. C. Peek's Aidcroft 4 yrs 7st 2lh (off
•

Vb to 1 Mr. Phsplltes liroonil4l, 4 pis, Ott 71hoff1
95 to 1 Mr. N. TheMown's ostrrmor, 6 rrs, ost 710 :off,
1000 to 90 Mr. llodginau's Vlotrut, 4 yrs, Cat 10Ib .ott,
60 to 1 Lord Wolloooiators Thalia, 4 yus, 7st 411.
GREAT METROPOLITAN.

8 to 1 sad Baron dothschild's Tourradth, 4 yrs, Id 12Th
(off, t 10 to 1)
100 to 7 Mr. DyssisJezabel, 4 yrs. rot 8114 4)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS._

100 to 30 apt itap;i•
1600 to WO buketol tryclftlt'sJullust)

"1-• to I )tr. iiipiiijiTii;,ii T;74;)

11'. to 1
100 to 6 Captain Mai:heirs Knight of the Carter (t)
1000 to 40 Baron Rothschild's Jasper (off)
1000 to 91 Lord Westmoreland's Foresight (0, t 1000 to 10)

DERBY

_ ----- _
10 to 1 mot Mr. Chaplin's Hermit (off, t 11 to I)
13 to 1 ('ouut F. de Liagnumis Dragon toe)
.15 to I Duke of Beaufort's Vauban ,off)
30,k, t., lOU Duke of Newcastle's Julius ,t'

:Wu to CI)

BETTING IN LONDON.-MmmAT.

The clubs were crowded to-day, and beakless wan exceedingly
brisk. :speculation central chiefly on the City and Suburban,
for which rae Igayonalle filly quickly advanced from If to 5 to
taken, large amounts being invested upon her at the interme-
diate prices. Clarice at first made a forward movement, and it
looked at one time as though she was going to supplant the fa-
vourite, but after as little as 100 to IS had been accepted she
gradually declined, and finally reached 100 to 12 offer Fore.
sight was meanwhile in good demand at 9 to 1 and 10 to 1, and to
these three the principal part of the betting wag connned. The
Metropolitan proved AT. It a dead letter, and namely anything
was done on the Two] housaud and Derby, with the exception of
Foresight being backed for the last-named event at 4015.1 to SO,
and DAV to IS. Appended are the closing prices:

CITY AND SUBURBAN.

___
5 to 1 agst Maijoialsally - 20 to 1 apt Pluto. (nir
(t and off' 1000 to 30 Defiance t& o'
Bto 1 Clarice t & fi, 1000 to 20 Broondelaw ,t
91. 1 Foresight ft & and off)
off; I 100 to 1 John 11/Jlfaz
100 to 6 Abeueldie (off; (off)
20 to 1 Aldcrolt off(
2500 to lOU Eadslelgh 'with a start), (t)
METROPOLI f A N.
7 to 1 agst Donsany ,oil 100 to 4 4644 Trea,ure Trove
11 to 1 Thomann ,off, I (off,
t leo to s; I 50 to 1 Conundrum (o)
20 to 1 Foresight (t)
TWO THOUSAND.

Bto 1 ipt 1101174 t I iuoi;3o apt Knight of the
10 to U Garter ~t)
14 to 1 Vauban ;of

DEItIW

1000 to 40 sgst Vauban iof7 --rlOOO to 40 sot Tarsban ',off)
4000 to 00 sot Foresight 4)
BETTING AT RIANCRESTER.—MONDAT.
CITY AND OVIU

100 to 15 agst Mayonahe 1 o. I YS to 1 agit Longdown 'pm
Bto I
.1.5 to l— Thalia (Off)

oto 1 vottitteit r 100 to 3 listreger,t)
10 to 1 —3, 100 to 1 Vespoolois oft)
20 to 1 Aborgeldle of)
GHKAT MET)
8 to 1 apt Lordof tho Dole

rItOPOLITAN.
a to 1 hot Dunseey ;Mr
13 to 1 Couundrum.ao

EPSOM SPRINQMEETING.

The following horses have arrived In addition to those trained
In the neighbourhood :—Longdown, Clarice, Millar's Maid,
Caslis,Benlleet. Treasure Vora, Foreoght, Red Contyn,llathilde,
Clphus, Ungar, Vita, Ninny, Abergeldie, Defiance, Demon,
Paris, Pyrrhic, Forest King. Skipper, Fits-Ivan, Ortmstone, Hay-
market. Midwife, Chantilly, Purveyor. Oracle, Dinah, Little
Rover, tpti -ire, Spitfire. Hatchment, Vixen, Ilunsany, Whale-
bone, IliMorian, Annourer, Vandevelde, Mount Palatine. Run in
Fite, Ring ("harming. Marshal Ney. Jasper, Camilla, Tourmaliu,
Suffolk, Veining. MusiciAn, Sarah, Knooustelaw, Bessie, Panacea.
Prima Walla, Wild Agnes, Annuls colt, Tormentor, Policy,
Colt by the Care, Shrapnel', Sydmouton, 01. dee de Dijon, Nlaro-
'raise filly, 4 years, Overture, Moulsey, Tlmulaus, Lanham,
Smeller, Aldcroft, Chepstow, &Weigh.
LATEST SCRATCHING&

STAmpoRD giber, 111ottereibignet, Paris,
bud, Claymore, Slim klisabetb, Columbine, !layman. tiny,

CATHOOTZ PLAru.—Mongrel, Bathyany, Signet. Vigilant,
rici, Anchorite, Professor Anderson.
CITY AMID 81:BURBAN. —SI onarch of the Glen, Wild Aunts,
rigorous, Wolaey, Pirate Chief, Tyne.tale, Gretna, Dulcimer,
iyiesbury, goes, Prelate, Ses Mew, Anchorite.
Two-Yitsic-OLD wren an,— eMitiernan.
ORIAT IlremtwouTax.—Barege mat.

FLOODS IN THE PILOVINeEH.—The incessant fall
of rain, after the heavy snow on Thursday and Friday, has
caused the Trent. the Derwent, the Soar, and other river',
in the counties of Nottingham, Derby, and Leicester, to
overflow their banks. and the meadows adjoining have
been submerged. In Derbyshire, the rise of water was so
rapid that some casualties have occurred to both sheep
and deer. In the vale of the Trent the amount of water
is verp great, and the fields near are all overflowed.
During Sunday and yesterday the waters rose to • great
height in and around Oxford, and the lands are covered
to an extent unknown since the inundation of 11152.
Christ Church meadow, with the exception of the Bread.
walk, is entirely submerged, and the beautiful Water-
walk of Magdalen College is completely covered. Port
Meadow is one large lake, and serious injury must result to
the new walks and shrubberies. Several reads a few
miles out of the town are in many places three feet
under water, and the lanes adjacent to the Isis and Cher-
well are inundated for miles. _ _

THE POPE'S HEALTH RESTORED By Du BARRY'S
FOOD, THE REVALISTA ARADICA.—Cure No. 91.413.—" Rome,
July 21, 1098. The health of the Holy Father is excellent, eve-
daily since, abandoning all other remedies, be has lived entirely
upon Du Harry's Food, and his Holiness cannot praise this exce
lent food too hiatly."—Omette du Midl.—{Ailirertisenient.l
HEALTH RESTORED BY Du BARRY'S FOOD TO THE
STOMACH, nerves, lungs, and liver, curing dyspepsia Ludigeo
Hon', constipation, diarrhars, acidity, palpitation, sleeplessness,
debility, wasting, cough, asthma, fevers, consumption, low
' spirits, 60.000 annual cures which had resisted di medicines, in-
cluding that of his Holiness the Pope. Cure N... 1,771.—L0rd
Stuart de Decks, of many years of dyspepsia ; No. 64316.-711 e
Marchioness of Brthsu, of seven years' indesmibable agony from
dyspepsia, nervousness, low spirits, User disorder, anti wasting
away.—Tins, at Is. lid. ; lib.. 2s. lid.: 121 b., Vs.: tAlb.,4oa —Du
Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, London ; also at Fortnum and
Mason's ; and at 61, Oraccehurchatreet ; 4, theapside ; ttl and
160, Oxford-street. Important Caution.—Beware of the many
unsavoury and more then sloppy Imitations to which, without
authority. Baron IMhW. Name Is most audaciously attached.—
(Advertisement.]

Miles Mar- Total. Total.
IUILWA7B. open. 'engem char es. na.
Week ending March T. A A A
Detroit and Milwaukee IEI APO 4.1101
Week ending March 9.
Great Western of Canada . 3491 10,200 14,1117
Week ending March 2t.
Loodenjtrightenotn Coast 5191 11,280 6,888 18,875 17.617
South Eastern 330 12.816 6,814 18,712 19,351

LANDSLIP ON THE SOUTH DEVON AND MORETON-
HAIIPsTEAD RAILWAT.—On Sunday morning the railway
between Oakhent Tunnel and Teignmouth was blocked up
by the fall of 500 tone of one of the cliffs, about 210 feet in
height. The soil being of a sandy nature, the recent heavy
rains have rendered slips probable. That on the present
occasion was from one of the highest cliffs, about 200 yards
on the Teigumouth side of Oakbein tunneL Fortunetely it
was discovered by the watchman in time to acquaint the
Teignmouth station master of the occurrence before the
down train arrived st theDawlish station. Telegrams were
sent at once to Dawlish and Newton, so that very little delay
was occasioned to the passengers, for soon after the down
train had arrived at the scene of the obstruction, another
train was in waiting on the other side to take them on,
and the clearing of the line was proceeded with without
delay. The rhlris had been removed, and the line re-
paired sufficiently to permit the passing of the night up*
mails. The traffic on the Iloretonliampstead railway was
also interrupted on the Saturday night by the heavy floods
at Teigngrace. The torrent of rain that had fallen during
the day had caused the River Teign to rise at least 15 feet
above its usual height, and inundated the fields on either
aide of it.

MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE
RAILWAY.—A special Wbarncliffe meeting of this com-
pany was held yesterday at the company's offices at the
Manchester station. Mr. G. W. Watkm, presided,
and explained that a bill to confer additional powers on
the company having been approved at the half-yearly
meeting on the 16th of January last, that bill bad aince
passed the House of Commons, and had passed one reading
in the House of Lords. It now awaited the further con-
firmation of the shareholders. The bill had four
main features. The first was the consolidation
into one measure of all the powers for raising
new capital (97 different acts of parliament). Another
object was to enable thew to divide their ordinary stock
into two classes, the one giving a preference over the
other. The third object was to enable the company to
raise annuities with the view to the ultimate extinction
in 10 or 1:5 years of the debenture debt, and which he re-
garded as • very important matter. There were also BOUM
minor provisions which had been explained. He moved
the adoption of the act. Mr. Fenton seconded the motion,
which was agreed to. The meeting was adjourned to sth
of April to consider other bills before parliament affecting
this company.
ADMIRALTY, MAncil
tenants H. C. Kane, to the Excellent ; C. E. Reads, It. de
It. Hawtray, and C. H. Taylor, to the Excellent, addi-
tional, for study. Second Masters J. J. Hall, to the
Wizard ; J. Aylen, to the Skylark ; H. F. Woods, to the
Caradoc. Assistant clerk T. Foster, additional, to the
Black Prince. Midshipmen K. G. Drew, to the Caledonia,
as supernumerary; E. J. R. Gallwey, to the Niobe, as
supernumerary, to join on return of the Niobe to England.
SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSECllL—Viaitors during
the week ending Marsh :—On Monday, Tuesday,
and Saturd free, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.,
6,016 ; on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (admirs.
'ion 6d.), from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m., 1,313 ; total, 7,.329.
Average of corresponding week in former years, 10,427.
Total from the opening of the Museum, 6,602,310.
rAdvertisoniont.tTHE TEETH AND BREATH.—
How often do we find human face divine disfigured by flea-
lecting the chiefest of its ornaments, and the breath made ills-
aarecable to companions by non attention to the teeth.
Though perfect in their structure and composition, to keep
them in a pure and healthy state requires some little trouble :
and if those who are bloused with well-formed teeth knew how
soon decay steals into the month. making unsightly what other-
wise are delightful to admire, and designating unhealthiness
by the impurity of the breath, they would spare no expense
to chase away these fatal blemishes. But although moil ladies
are careful, and even particular in these delicate matters, yet
few are sufficiently aware of the Imperative necessity of avoid-
ing all noxious or mineral substances of an acrid nature, and
of which the greater part et the cheap tooth powders La
pastes of the present day are composed. It Is highly satisfac-
tory to point out Yeasrs. Rowlands' Odonfo, or Pearl Dentifrice,
as • preparation free from all injurious elements, and end-
'lenity calculated to embellish and preserve the dental struc-
ture, to Impart a grateful hammy to the breath, and t"
anibellish and perpetuate the graces of the mouth.—" Court
Journal."

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

CRICHTON.—March V, at Tilrlade,Tiroughty Ferry, by Dundee,
the wife of J. Crichton, of a daughter.
GOLl).—March V, at Notthighaas.place, Regentlkpark, the wife

of O. Gold, Rae.: of a eon.
HA V' k6s.7marth td, the wife of A. Hawn, Fag, of Teaterdeo,

of a daughter. .
HON Alttf.—!larch Pl, at the Green, Tottenham, the wile of T.

11.mard. of a daughter.
11AKIAL1-:ltareF 21, at Wainer, the wife of Lieutenant C. C.

Hassell, R.N., of • sou.
LI s 21. at M. Peter's Parsonage, Ralltwell, Bolton,
Laaeuhlre, the wife of the Rev. T A. Litmlua, of a daughtia.

MARRIAGE
ANDREAE—ANDREAR.- Match 21, at the Conafreldleee!
Church, Clapham. by the Rev. Rvegg, C. 0
Frankfort...u.the Maine, to lirnertine Emilia, daughter of J. c.
Andreae, Elm., Claphaneeommon.
DODD—MBAR.—Starch ft. at Trinity Church, From.. ly the
Rev. A. Daidel, W. J. Dodd, Esq., of linden, onoo, to Ma)
widow .4 the late W. finial, Rea., of Beaminalteld, Ducks.
GAVIN—BROWN.—March 21, at Edinburgh, A. Gavin, Lel..
merchant, London, Whin° Pollok, daughter of .1. C. Remo,
Req., A.R.S.A

A
DETHS.
BRA NKSTON.—March 12, M Blackheath, Mr. B. Braakstoa.

aired 711.
ELIt!SUITC..7.IIareIt St at St. Geemes.equare. S.W.. Sarah.

orkkow uf T. 11. YRilagtoo. Esq.. m.. 172. -
MARK.— Much 22. li. IL Mark, fey, of Rutland MAW, AD4F

Moo oseThames7 .
NEP HEM; —>lart
agedh 0, at Rosalyn Part, Hampstead. \.u-
ROM rg.ILLV.Iraq —Marrh 22, at tfl. Wilton-crescent, lady GeorM,sl
Elisabeth Moodily, wife .4 Chance tonally, EW., and vidvat
daughter of John sixth Duke of Bedford.
WoODEALL—March U, at Maidstone, J. W. Woodfilli, End.
M.D., aged Hi.

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