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

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NEWMARKET.—FarDAY.
maws 1110 son., hft Chalets/4 Coons (3 hemp 212
yards ).
Mr. Chaplin's Board Dove
Lord Falmouth's Reigning Beauty
Betting : 2 to 1 on tolled Dove, who made all the running, and
wen in a canter by three-quarters of a length.
Thu Qtrizes PUT, of 100 guineas, for mares 3-yr-old and
upwards. RC. ,11 miles 4 furlongs 129 yards).
Mr. R K Dante?' Tormentor 1
Baron Rolluebild's Love Apple 2
Mr. H. Batas Haring
The following also ran :—Hine Harriette, Mir Minton, Rose,
and La
Betting: 1 apt Mir Harriette, 100 to 30 apt Tor-
mentor, 4 to 1 apt Laming, and 8 to 1 apt Love Apple.
La Dauphine, at a moderate canter, held the lead for nearly a
mile and a half, followed by ions, the rear being brought up by
Tormentor and Faring the latter, at an Improved pace, then
took up the running, with a alight lead of Miss Harriette , Tor-
mentor, Bre, and Love Apple, till within half a mile of home,
when Mir Harriette and Eakring gave way, and the race re-
sulted In a match between Tormentor and Love Apple, but the
Oaks victrix came away within the cords, and won in a canter by
three lengths. Erring was a bad third. Mir Harriette cantered
in at the head of the others, the last being Mir Grimaton, who
walked in.

Niro 1: 200 eon, b ft. New T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 136 ydsi.
Oecrope 1

Forster 2
Betting: S to 1 on Ostrom, who maintained the lead through-
out, and won in a canter by dr
515Tcif, 50 Don., h ft. Last bait of New T.T.C.
Prince D. SoltykoNs Fern Leaf 1
Admiral Nous', Dot
A HANDICAP PLATZ of £5O. for 2-yr-olds. Chesterfield Course
(S furlongs 212 yards).
Count BaUhyany's Ina in Urbe.
Yr. C. Bradley's f by Vedette-Qua
Duke of Hamilton's Phantom Sall

of the West....

.: 2
- 3

The foiio7ring ;I; iiiiir--Beringspatara, Stew de Charlie, c by
Leamington—Annie Laurie, e by Promised Land—Maid of Lin-
coln, Cunard, Queen Esther, Ruth, Prima Donna, e by Promised
Land—Bayard's dam, Nine Rims, Whirligig. and
A PUTS of 100 soya for colts, Oat 9tb ; nut.. Bst Mb;
winners extra. Last six furlong, of R.M.
Mx. 8. Thellumon's Pirate C
1

Mr: Bateson's o by Yellow Jack—Verona 2
Mr. H. CovenWs Marino
The following also ran :—Bllnkhoolle, Vice Vern. Numa Poi:a-
gain; Beauclerk, cby Parmesan—Cincinnatti, e by Weatherbit
—Helena, Zest, Seringapatam, and Thermometer.
Betties: 5 toe agat Marino, 2 to I apt Pirate Met 10 to 1 apt
'Thermometer, and 100 to 8 agst the Verona colt. The last men-
tioned and Pirate Chief in close company made pled with a slight
leadg
of Narino, Numa Pomplaus, Blinkhoolle, the Clecinnatti
go
cott, and Beauclerk, the latter l wide on the left. After
in half a mile Noma and Blinkhoolle reed,
mid Thermometer Joined the leading divudon, but half way up
the hill the Verona colt and Pirate Chief quitted the others and
finished an exciting nee home, which reunited in tavola of the
latter by a short head.
A HANnicar PLAT/ of 50 son., for all ages. New T.Y.C.
Lord O. Mannen's Marmite
Lord W estmoreland's lon
Mr. Chaplin's Effervescence
Tne following also ran :—Oberon, Bias Mantle, Itesiter,
Neophyte, Duke of York, Tempe, Besets, Mater Mary, Haden,
Medina, Eccleston, and Royal Tartan.
Betting to lon Neo, 10 to 1 aget Bine Mantle, 100 to
8 wst lon, 100 to 0 apt Oberon, and 20 to 1 each spit Xccleston
and Marmite.
• Bweersraitze of 10 son. each, with 25 added, for f and 3.
yr-olds ; selling and other allowances. New T. Y.C. ;0 subs.)
Mr. W. Morris's Amazon filly

Mr. C. Alexander's Hebrides;
Mr. J. NightLugar* Elburg
'late Woodside) also ran.

LATEST SEWING.
GOODWOOD STAKE&
100 to SO apt The awed (t 4 100 W S apt Welter (t)
to 1 er.) 11:0 to T La Perham (t)
7 to 1 I
to 1— 14 liedisoolt (t) GO to • Potomac (off)
u (114

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—IsmAy.
GOODWOOD STAKES.
4 to 1 opt The Special (t t) I 100 to 9 salt Na (o1)8
to 1 Mat& colt (t And 100 to 8 Potomac (t d oft)
es) 100 to 7 Ls tortoni) (t)

CRICKET.

M.C.C. AND GROUND v. YOBISKIRE CUM.—This match
wu played at Lord's on Thursday and yesterday, when It termi-
nated in favour of Yorkshire, winning by 39 runs :—The follow-
ing is the score :—Torkahlre, Ant innings, 93 ; second innings,
19—Total, 155. 11.0 C. and Ground, first Innings, 3t; second
innings, Bs--Total, 116,
SUERZY v, Kenr.—This match was continued yesterday
at the Oval, Kennington. At the close or the day's play the score
stood as follows:—Surrey, lint innings, 156; second inni
seven wickets down, 108. Kent, first lollop, 136. It will
be
resumed to-day at 12 o'clock.

ilitball mat Military.

PORTfIMONTE!,Ttnr 6.

The following ships, lutsirrieomPleteTtieterins
of their service abroad, are under orders to return to the
home ports to dismantle and pay off :—The Barney 21
guns, 400.horae power, Captain H. Boys, from China ;
Coquette, 4, 200, Commander A. G. R. Roe, from China ;
Curacoa, 21, 350, Commodore Sr W. Wiseman, Bart., from
the Australian station; Devastation, 6, 400, from the
Pacific ; Eclipse, 4, 200, Captain K R. Fremantle, from
the Australian station ; Leander, 39, 400, Commander
F. M. Prattent, bearing the broad pendant of Commodore
R. A. Powell, C. 8., from the l'acific ; Lee, 6, 80, Lieute-
nant H. H. Edwards from the West Coast of Africa;
Leopard, 18, 560, Captain C. T. Leckie, from China ;
Rapid, 11, 150, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Sparrow, 5,
80, from the West Coast of Africa; and the Swallow, 9,
60, Master Commander K Wilds, from China and Japan.
During the past quarter ten ships have been paid out of
commission, carrying 208 guns, and of steam power equiva-
lent to 3,180 horses. In the same period- eight ships
have been commissioned, mounting 110 guns and of 3,530
horse power. These include the armour-plated frigates
Lord Clyde, of 24 guns and 1,000 hone power, and the
Royal Alfred, of 18 guns and 800 bone power.

ADMIRALTY, JULY 6. ArPourrmarTa. Staff
Commander R. B. Batt, staff commander (additional), to
the Fiagard for the Northumberland.
Lieutenants G. V. Story, to the Aurora; T. H. Dickson
and Y. F. H. Parker, to the Princess Royal ; 0. P. Tuder
and G. C. C. Carter, to the Adventure ; C. B. G. Hicks, to
the Victoria.

Masten E Swain (additional), to the Fisgard, for tem-
porary service in the Northumberland; W. T. Clifton (ad-
ditional), to the Indus for the Galatea ; J. P. M'Ewen
(additional), to the Indus for the Satellite.
Second Masters G. C. Larkin, to the Gleaner ; E.
Kearns, to the Princess Royal.
P Clerk F. C. Good, to the Pallas.
Midshipmen H. Stoner, to the Liverpool ; C. W. F.
Crauford, to the Duncan.
ADMIRALTY, JULY 6. APPOINTMENTS. —Staff
Commander P. Loney, to the Irresistible, for service in
the Coast Guard.

---iieute;N:niLC. H. Tayler, to the Hector.
Sub-Lieutenants—J. W. Sunderland, to the Wivern ; F.
G. Dundas, to the Victoria.
Assistant•Paymaster—R. R. S. Sandys, to the Tamar.
Clerk— W. Jennings, to the St. George.
Naval Cadet (nominated)—T. T. D. Jefferson.

THE MEDITERRANEAN FLEET.—(From our own
Correspondent).—MALTA, JULY I.—lmmediately after the
arrival of the English mail from Marseilles last night, her
Majesty's screw steam gunboat Wizard left the island for
Paths, carrying despatches for Vice-Admiral Lord
Clarence Paget, and letters, &c., for his squadron, consist-
ing of the Victoria, flag-ship, 102 ; Royal Oak, 35, and
Resistance, 16, lying at Patna, and the Enterprise, 4, at
Corfu. The steam frigate Arethium, 35, is to take her de-
parture from Malta early to-morrow morning for the
Piraeus, to relieve the steam liner Gibraltar, 89, which bad
been stationed on the coast of Greece for
the last four or five months. The Gibraltar is
ordered to return to Malta, on being relieved by the
Arethusa. On the departure of this latter frigate, the
only English man-of-war in this port will be the screw
steam gunboat Assurance, 4 ; and this vessel is also
ordered to proceed to Patru with despatches, on the ar-
rival of the next overland mail from Marseilles, due in
Malta on Saturday next. The other vessels of the Mediter-
ranean fleet are stationed as follows :—Cossack, 21, cor-
vette, coast of Syria ; Cockatrice, 3, gunboat, Danube ;
Caradoc, 2, despatch vessel, Constantinople ; and Psyche,
2, despatch vessel, Adriatic. By the latest accounts the
Enterprise, iron-clad, was lying at Corfu, but she has since
proceeded to the Adriatic, having been ordered there with
the view of watching the movements of the Italian fleet,
and there is no doubt that British interests are safe in the
bands of her excellent commander, Captain J. Rowley.
THE Tritium FLEET. —We read in the Levant
Herald of June 27 :—" The Turkish fleet consists of the
following vessels: One sailing three-decker, the Mali-
moudie, of 110 guns ; three iron-clad frigates of the first
class, and each carrying 36 rifled Armstrongs—the Abdul
Asia, Sultan Mahmond, and Osman Ghazy • a vessel of
this class is also shortly expected from England, and two
others are in course of construction. The Porte will thus
be shortly possessed of six iron-clads, equal in strength
and armament to the finest mailed ships of England and
France. Four screw two-deckers of 90 guns each—the
Shaddie, Peiki-Zafer, Fethie, and Hudavenghiar, mounting
in all 360 guns; five 68-gun screw frigates—the Lignan,
Syria, Honors., and Selimif ; one 30-gun
screw frigate, the Muhbri-Surur ; four 16-gun paddle-
wheel frigates, the Medjidid, Taff, Chaiki-Chad and
Feizi-Bahri ; one 11-gun paddle-whaeljurvette, the isseri-
, Djedid ; eight 18-gun screw corvettes, sax gunboats, each
carrying 6 guns—making a total of 33 vesselsof war,
mounting in all 1,213 guns, a large portion of which are
Armstrong.. Besides these fighting Teasel!, the Imperial
in fleet co 12 railing transports, some 10 or 80 sailing
brigs schooners, and several steam-transports, irre-
, spective of the flotilla of six fine steam yachts attached
to the personal service of the Sultan, and of the four
mailed pinheads employed on the Danube.
[ THE STOPPAOZ or HARVEY AND Co.'s BANK AT
[ LONGTON.—A petition in bankruptcy was filed in the
I Birmingham court yesterday by Messrs. James and Griffin,
solicitors, of that town. Mr. Harvey has abounded.