The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENI NG, OCTOBER 21, 1867.

alas offered against Julius failed in finding takers, the
Duke of Neweaathi's colt being in point of fact altogether
friendless. The only other noteworthy incident wan that
there was still a great desire to back Wm.. hut nothing leas
thou 1000's to 10 would suit. In the course of the after-
noon emus " sporting bets" were negotiated ; Mr. Denman
accepted 150 to 100 that the winner would be ridden by
one of the " Jockey Combination," namely, Butler,
Kenyon, Cameron, H. Clark, and Fordham. An even
" pony " was laid that Tormentor would be one of the first
der* with a start. and an even tenner arsinst Friponnier
starting test favourite. There were also some coupling
wagers, particulars of which, together with the ordiniu7
quotations of the day's transaction., are appended.

CAN.I.IIKIDI7E-iHTIE.

Gto I vet Duke of Hamilton's lion;ty, 3 yrs, fet;lb 3 and
off
11 to I Mr. 8. Tbellusson's yrs, 7st 71b t and 0'
100 to b Captain Macholl's Knight of the garter, 3 yrs,
FYt t,
la to 1 Mr. Fulke's Lozenge, a yrs, 7st Mb t)
Dm to G G. Bryan's Laueret, 4 yrs, Bst nb f)
10' to 6 Mr. Pryor's leriponnier.3 yrs, test bib it)
100 to 6 Mr. Chap Lin's lillakhoolle. 3 yrs, 74 Ilb (t)
20 to 1 Mr. W. 8 Cartwiluht's Wroughton, 3 yrs, 74 3:
21 to t Dias of Newcastle's Julius, 3 yrs, oat 9lb (o)
100 d to 30 Sir. Luplo's Jeuue rretiliere, :1 yrs, 04 lab (1)
10d to Mr. ii. E. Dunbar's Tormentor, 4 yrs, 7st lab (t
and off,
100 to Lord Wilton's Attack colt. 3 yrs. list lib ro)
4 r to Count Y. de Lagrange a League, 31111, Tat 71b (t)
40 to Prince D. Soltykon's Duke of lurk, 4 ITS 84 (t)
40 to Mr. Harlock's Ammunition, 4 yrs, Set 71b (t co)
ao to —81 r Hawley's Wolsey, 4 yrs, 64 81b (off)
40 to Mr. blenklroo's La Dauphine, 4 yrs, 7st llb toff,

tifOtoll
100) to 10 Mr. Bowes's War, s yrs 7.t 7th Cw, 10./0 to 16 o)
broi to 10 Mr. Payne'. Captain Kidd, 3 yrs, 7st Mb it t 0)
16.00 to 7 Mr. W. C0R1111..1 Moldavia, bps, ;id 3lb (off, t
1000 to 6'
1030 to 1 Mr. W. Y. J oiresS Signal filly S yr., 64 71b A)

PUCK BYTTING.
6to 4 pled Honesty (t) I 7to 1 eget Jame Premiere
Is to 2 Aetna ,t) (taken)
3to 1 Knight of the I 7to 1 Tormentor ;off)
Garter 7) I Sto 1 Le Dauphine V
4to Wroughl)tos (off, 12 to 1 Duke of York ,t)
tsto

MISCELLANEOUS BETS.
Even 1000 on the field against any seven ;01f)
b 0 Laneret with a dart Luff I
20 to I Attack colt sod La Dauphine conpled 't)
20 to 1 Attack e,.lt and Duke of York coupled (t)
20 to I Anautudillinand %Volley coupled (0, t !Ma 1)
150 to 100 The *. Jockey Combination" t)
ou Tormentor being one of the first eight, with a
run :t
Even 10 that Pripoorier is not first favourite, with • run (ti
20 to lo that 011ponnier dues nut start ;uff,

BETTING IN LONDON.--SATURDAY.
Proceedings commenced this morning with backing
Honesty, who left off in such strong force on the pre-
ceding afternoon. In • brief space of time several hun-
dreds were invested at 5 to 1, until these odds were no
longt.r procurable, and 450 to 100 was accepted twice,
the freedom with which the money was put down giving
promise of his seeing 3to 1 before many hours. But, as if
this horse were doomed never to have a smooth day in the
market, he had no sooner arrived at this point of favour,
Gann a speculator stepped in and offered 6 to 1 on the
field; this wets taken in two or three places, and subse-
quently there were offers of 100 to 15. Shortly after-
wards, however, matter* took a slightly better turn, and
the coucluding position was 6 to I taken and offered.
Actwa was again backed for a good deal of money ; in the
early part of the morning 9 to 1 was accepted, 10 to 1 was,
how , afterwards laid, and finally the price she
set out with was once more taken. Knight of the Garter
showed considerable improvement ; directly ltloo to 80 was
offered it was booked wherever it could be obtained, and
at the finish 12 to 1 found takers. Julius, Friponnier, and
Wroughton remained in much about the same state.
Lam-ret and Lozenge were both in great demand, the first-
named especially so, meeting with heavy support at prices
ranging from 1000 to 30 to 1000 to 60, which odds were not
very readily to be obtained at the close. Attack colt had
also a fair amount of favour shown him, 1000 to 35 being
taken three or four times, supplemented by a few invest-
ments at 25 to 1. Ammunition displayed a healthier ap-
pearance, as 40 to 1 was taken kindly about her, and at
the sun price Wolsey was fancied for a little. The only
other feature of the day was the introduction of War into
the quotation', 15000 to 150 being taken by one gentle-
man, with offers to go on while in another quarter 10000
to 100 was asked for. dosing prices :

(Ulf BRIDGERH IRE.
6to 1 eget Honesty t& oj 100 to 1 egd JeunePretniere
9 to 1 ActieCt it off) 1 and off)
12 to 1 Knight of the 60 to 1 Amrounition,t)
Garter (tI 40 to 1 Wolley ;1)

100 to 6 Lsneret (t f)
100 to 6 Lozenge 4,
100 to 0 Wrought= (t
ct off)
100 to 6 Julius (off, t
20 to 1)
60 to 1 Priponnier
20 to 1 Blinkhoolle (t)
and off,
2: to 1 Attack colt (t
and off,
100 to II Tormentor (t) ,
PLACE BETTING.
6to 4 apt Honesty ft & off) I 6to 1 apt Friponnier (off)
.1 to 2 AciarilA and of) Bto 1 Attack colt 4)
to 1 Knight of the 9to 1 Dukeof York t,
Garter 4) 10 to I alter-
to 1 Julius (off) I wards off)
6to 1 Laneret (t) 20 to 1 War tf)
6to 1 Lozenge (t& off) 26 to 1 Duchess (t)
1.1 ISCELLANEOUS BET 4.
1000 to 80 mpg laneret with a start ,off)
1600 to 20 Grey Stocking with a start (t and off)
kw to 100 War with a start toff)
20 to 1 Tormentor and Duke of York coupled
(off, t &Ste 1)
1500 to 1009 on Knight of the Garter Blinkhoolle (off)
30 to 10 that Irriponnier does not start (t,

•
iL I - Duke of Volt
t and ofi
40 to 1 La Dauphin.
(em
1000 to SO Armourer toff'
1000 to 12 Grey Stocking
(taken,
1000 to 10 War it and Tr)
2000 to 20 Harry
Lord (t)
1000 to 10 laphua (off, t
1000 to 6(

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-SATURDAY.
CAIEBIIDOIiIIIIIRL
to 1 apt lioneety (t and o) lOO to 6 apt Julies (oft)
10 to 1 Actin (t and off, 20 to 1 Lozenge ,1)
100 to 8 Knight of the 43 to 1 lirlponnler (off)
Garter (t) I 100 to S Attack colt
100 to 6 Ltheret (t I) 4O to 1 Jenne p
100 to 6 Wrowbton(t(to) 1 (t)
100 to 6 Blinkhoolle (tau) 1

MEETING.

Rogers ARRIVED IN ADDITION TO THOSE THATNED AT
Nettnanerr.—The Palmer, Xi, Rosicrucian, Blue Gown,
Ti.viata, Annie Lurie colt, Rupert's dam colt, Green-
horn, Pintail, Maid of Masham filly, Gentle Kitty filly,
Sir Oliver, Sootchinan's Pride, Bevy Dixon, Spendthrift,
Adamant, Aches, Lictor, Pirate Chief, Violent, Witch.
craft, Choral, Carbine filly, Violet de Clare, Rococo, Man.
drake, The Meet, The Dean, Corporal, Amy Scott, Nanny,
Adam Bede, Captain Kidd, Tightfit colt, Dulci-
mer, Citron, Picnic, Franchise, Duchess, Challenge,
Lord Ronald, The Earl, Naivete, Rabat-the-Bow-
ater filly, Sea Serpent, Maid of Usk, Marquis
of Woreerter, Thorudyke, Indian Star, The Star,
Madrid, Di Vernon. Gipey Queen, Sister to Vedette,
Ganymede, Herennianus, Wroughton, Lady Tredeger,
Parma, Grey Stocking,Attack colt,Jeanie Deans, Bravado,
Curfew Bell Prince George, Bassoon, Governante,
Rabicen, Philosopher, Sampson, Nightingale filly, Little
Treasure, Treasure Trove, Pope, Repulse, Miss Osborne,
Ajax, Van Amburgh, Cecrope, Camellia, John Leech,
Michael de Basco, Syne., Landscape, Rampart, Victorine,
Nancy, Arinourer, Bel Giorno, Alruna, Valorous, Vigor.
ous, Musa, Knight of St. Michael, Crest, Pero, Easby,
King Victor, Benevolence, Freemason, Tibtborpe,
Ulphus, Firebrand, Cygnet, Demon, Catalogue, Master
Robert, and Melinda.

FENIAN " ALAsms."—Not a day passes but we I
hear of anosynions communications being received by the
authorities of the various volunteer depots, both in town
and country, of a threatening nature ; the instances are
rare where any legitimate cause has presented itself for
the alarm thus occasioned. The surplus arms of the 6th
Tower Hamlets, and the armouries of the Finsbury Rifies
were conveyed to the Tower on Saturday. Some
alarm has been felt during the last few days at
the works of the London Small Antis Company,
Old Ford•road, near Victoria-park. We understand that
more than a thousand hands are there employed, and that
• large order is now being executed in the manufacture of
breech-loaders for the government, in addition to which
some thousands of arms in a finished state are stored
on the premises. Intimation of a Fenian attack
haring been received by the managing director, he
at once made the fact known to the Wax-office
and the police officials ; and in response to the
communication a detachment of the lith brigade Royal
Artillery, from Stoeburyness, consisting of a captain,
lieutenant, sergeant, trumpeter, and .3X rank and file, were
despatched thither to perform guard duty. The police
are also stationed around the works, and to-day
au officer and 30 men of the lit battalion Cold-
stream Guards from the Tower will also be removed
there, pursuant to an order from the War-office.
Arrests continue to be made. In Dublin, on Friday after-
noon, a person named Furlong, of American appearance,
was taken into custody on landing from • Liverpool
steamer. and " Fenian documents,' said to be of an im-
portant nature, were found upon him ; among the rest •
letter recommending him ea " one who would fight for his
native laud." He admitted having been in America for
thirteen years, and stated that be came to Ireland to visit
his relations in Wexford. An attempt was made to fire
the Chester police station on Friday night with Fenian
fire thrown from outside. The wooden ventilator was
fired. A fire-engine was promptly on the spot, and ex-
tinguished the flames in about a quarter of an hour. The
bottle was found.

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ditto by season tickets, 5,491 ; total visitors, 6.631.
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PORTSMOUTH, Ocr. 19.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge,
Field-Marshal Commanding-in-Chief, reviewed the troops
in Portsmouth district this morning, on Southeea-common•
At half-past two his royal highness, accompanied by
the officers already named, and by Lord Henry Gordon
Lennox, Secretary of the Admiralty, paid a complimentary
visit to .I.linita 1 ParrAgut, on beard the United States
frigate Franklin. The duke embarked on board the
Vivid, and on boarding the American man-of-war, the
royal standard was hoisted at the main top, and a salute
of 21 guns fired. the yards baying been manned. His
royal highness was received at the companion
ladder by Admiral Fermat, and after mutnal
introductions his royal highness made a minute
inspection of the fine man•of-war, and on taking leave
of the gallant admiral ex reseed his pleasure at all
be had witnessed on board. The royal standard was
transferred to the Vivid, and the Commander-in-Chief
returned to Portsmouth harbour under another salute of
21 guns. As the Vivid steamed away from the Franklin,
the royal standard was dipped several times, the com-
pliment being returned by the frequent lowering of the
flag with four stars flying at the Franklin's maintop.
His royal highness debarked at Portsmouth, and having
terminated his inspection, returned to London.

ADMIRALTY, (k-v. 19. —APPOINTMENTS. —Staff
Commander John I'. H. Norris, to the Canopus ; Bub-
Lieutenant Edward H. W. Noble, to the Gannet ; and
Engineer Edward Brown, to the Cumberland, for charge of
the engines of the Beacon.
Tsuors FOR LlrsarooL—We understand that a
battery of feur field guns (comprising between 40 and 50 men),
two troops of the 15th Hussars, and ten companies of in-
fantry, with headquarters, are on their way to Liverpool.
The government, in the absence of local barrack accommo-
dation, have accepted the prompt and gratuitous offer of
Mr. Charles M'lver to place two of the reserve Cunard
vessels at their diAposal for the use of the soldiers, toge-
ther with the drill shed at the Husldsscn dock, used by the
Cunard Artillery Volunteers before the disbanding of that
body. It is now expected that the cavalry will be quar-
tered in the militia barracks in Rupert-lane, Everton.

Isle Intelligence.

31ITItOPOL1TAN COUNTY COCB.T3.
(Bitting days appointed for the present week.)
Portland-road.—tiondar, Oct. 21.
BROMPTON, Wititidiaairs.irrom—Tusiday, Oct. 22 ; Wednes-
day, M.
rd.i.).rruitn.— Friday, Oct. 21.
WASIroWnItTIT, Smith•,treet—Tuesday, Oct. 22.
CLERKENWCI.I., butnan.terrace.-11.0day, Oct. 21; Tuesday,
42; Wednesday, 23 Thursday, 24; Friday, 26.
01.1.4trcct.rond —Tuesday, Oct. 22 ; Thursday, 24.
Bow, I:ow-root —3looday, Oct. 21 ; Friday, 25.
WHITSCHAPILL, Great Preacotatreet.—Tuesday, Oct. 22;
WeduesdaY. 23 : Thursday, 24 : Friday, 23.
Sot THWAIIt, Swan-straet —Wednesday, Oct. 23; Thursday, 24:
Friday 2S. _ _ .

Camberwell Now-road.—Tuesday, Oct. 22.
(ITV Or LAMP. Oulldhall.buildings.--Tuesday, Oct. 22;
Thursday. 24 : Saturday. 26.
Luau Maroa'S COURT, Guildhall—Thursday, Oct. 24 : Fri-
day, 2S; tiaturday, 26.