The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-22 00:00:00

TIIE DERBY.

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

OOLONIAL GO,

Owl olYzoot.

The cheerless aspect of the weather this morning
probably accounts for the falling off in the traffic by road
to Epson'. The usual mixture of vehicles was observable
along the principal thoroughfares, but the numbers and
excitement were less than for several years pest. The
morning opened clear, but soon after 9 o'clock the atmos-
phere was gloomy, and before 10 o'clock a sharp shower
of Lail sal snow told plainly on those who had booked for
the " outside." The cold also was keenly felt, and
in most instances the great coat was wisely carried in pre-
ference to the light garment usually worn. Though there
was, of course, an absence of dust, many people were pro-
vided with veil., which rendered, it may be, some service
in protecting the face from the showers of hail. The in-
ducements offered by the railway companies led many
to avail themselves of the " iron horse." On Monday
several " four day excursion" trains were con-
veyed to London by the Great Northern, North
Western and Midland Railways, from distant parts, to
enable the passengers to be present at the Derby. In
addition, excursion trains were brought to London this
morning, by the Great Northern, from St. Neota, Ac. ; by
the Great Eastern, from Cambridge, Ac. ; and by the
South-Eastern from Folkston, Dover, Reading, Farn-
borough, Aldershot, Guildford, lee. The departures from
London appeared to be equally divided between the South-
Western, and Loudon, Brighton, and South-Coast Rail-
ways. The first cheap train left London-bridge at 6.50 a.m.,
and among the passengers there were the average number
of " entertainers," and purveyors of paper decora-
tions of every description. Six other cheap
trains followed—altogether conveying nearly 6,000 pas-
sengers up to 9.30, after which the " specials " were
despatched in rapid succession. There were ten cheap
trains started from the Waterloo terminus, the number of
tickets issued being over 300 more than last year ; and
" specials" were also despatched from this point as
quickly as they could he made up. The Rake was the
subject of much conversation among the crowds proceeding
to the Downs ; and the fact of the name being entered on
Dorling's card with Custsnce as the rider appeared to buoy
some up with a hope of yet " getting in."
The following is Dorling's list of probable starters :

The railway market to-day is generally rather
weaker, sales predominating. Midland stock has
fallen r per cent., Metropolitan Great Northern
A I, and most of the other chief lines 1 to 7r per
cent. Brighton is comparatively steady.
Metropolitan stook is now quoted 120 to ;
Great Western, 42i to 43 ; London and North
Western, 113& to j ; Midland, 109 to 4 ; Lan-
cashire and Yorkahme, 1264 to ; Caledonian,
107 i to 1044 ; South Eastern, 65.1 to 66i ; Great
Eastern, 301 to 31 ; Great Northern, 110 to
112 ; ditto A, 112 e to 114 ; London, Chatham,
and Dover, 17 to I ; North British, 344 to 35;
and Brighton, 571 to 584.
.ItANY I NAZIS AND STOCKS
ad ALI itArimmis I clowns ;oot Ibe s
)tatentay. to 1

iIIADINAJW MANES AND BTOOKIL

sn. IMI 11411,w4120 I - ~Wraig. 1 so i p.m.
St. lou Bristol and brew --1 78 80 781 91 0
Ni. 100 !Caledonian ...._ __ , 107 109 -
St. 100 ,Cambrian _____ _ 40 46 se
20 AU CornwaU.._ .. _ 4 6 v.
St. 100 Dublin and Belfutfu••
ne 66 08 ....
St. 100 : Dundee,Perth,&Abdln 70 71 -
100 ail East London Scrip Cart •-• •-•-
1.0 10 1 Do - -.-
St. 100 Glasgow and 8. Western, 103 106 -
St. 100Oreat (,astern Ord. St. 311 311 31 301
I St. 100 Do. E. Ang. Stk., N 0.9 4 6 -
8t 100 OreatNorthotScotland - - -
St. 100 'Great Northern
St. 100 Do.A j A rec. nodlr. nu- 114 115 113 1 121
Ht. 100 Dail I 111 fsp. eAspaldß - -.•-
St. 100 Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stook -.-
St. 100 Olt South & West. (Less.) 80 91 -
St. 100 Great Western 43 431 421 $ 3
St. 100 DelitourVal.Ountitk .- -..
-
Bt. 100 Do. South Wales - - -
6s. 100 Do. W. MK-Oxford U 27 -
St 100 Do. Do. Newport 27 30 -
St. 100 Ineashire &Yosi 124 1271 120 6
St. 100 Loon., Bei sh to , &S. Coast 58 69 571 81 71 871
et. 100 London,Chathun,&Dov 171 18 171
St 100 Da Net riten.A6p.e. 8 12
St. 100 Landau& Nott% Westo. 1141 1141 1131 1-'l4 lit
St. 106 London&SouthWestern 77 79 -
St. 100 Man. Shet.,&Linoolnab 48 40 471 1
St. 100 Metropolitan_ -_ - 1
St ice I Da liatension, dirt-
' deud Bp. ct. UlllB7O 106 108 -
100 all 111einpoliten District - - 80 791
20 10 I Do. du. do. - -
10 aR I Do. & St. Joke's-wood - - -
St. 100 'Midland lO9l 1101 100/ 111 9 1
ell I Do. IP Shane - - -
St. 100 . Do. Wm. & Derby 79 Si -
St. 100 North British -
St. 100 Do. Edln ,Perth,Dund - - -
St. 10410 'N. liastern-Berwlek - 102 103 1021
26 1 N.E. Pure. - - - -
St. NC I De. Lied& -
St. 100 I Do. York -..— -
St. 100 Do. Carlisle - .... -
25 all I Do. litorit.&Darling O3 $4 -
26 22 Do. do., 180041 - 71 84 pa -
8t 100 North London .... - -
10 6 Do. do., MO 1 a Ps -
St. 100 Northfitaffordahlre OB 70 -
St. 100 N. &8. Western June ll2 116 -
8t 100 Scottish Central -..- - - -
Bt. 100 Shropshire Colon ..- 66 67 -
8t 100 South Devon.. - -
St. 100 South Eastern
20 aU ilttalnee,Woldnihaulio 64
679! -.
S 0
4t. 100 I aill Yale - ...... - - 160 164 ,-
1 Do. C Si -
St. 1611 iWaterford & Ellkanny -11 e Um
--
10 8 Watelioo a Whitehan -•.-.

Till ElOurf-kIOIITH Dritity STABS of 10 airs. each, for ffyr-
olds ; colts, Set lolly. and Mlles. sat 511) . the owner of the second
horse to receive 100 son. out of the stakes. Mlle and a half, to
be run on the new course. 476 subs.) Value. £7,160.
Name. Trainer. Rider.
Mr. Eastwood's eh c Master Butterfly liesseltine Doyle
Mr. Eastwood's br c Lord Hastings HesselUne Hardcastie
Mr. F. Elliott's bi c Leases
Mr. Mound's b e Man of Rue shepherd Hustable
Mr. (h br c Amanda
Mr. O. Angell's eh c Ben Nevis
Mr. Bowes's ch g Tarahan
Mr. Merry's ch C Marksman
Major Elwon's b e Plaudit
Mr. simile's beg Roquefort Gilbert
Mr. Simile's br e D'Estoumel Gilbert W Covey
Mr. Fleming's h a Von Amburgit
Count F di., tagraages ii c Dragon
Duke of Ileanfort's br e Vauban
tlaruis of Eseter's b e Grand Cron
J Mr. übustoile's b e Tyriedale
Mr. J. Johnstoue's b e The Corpasul
Mr F. Pryor's b e The Rake
Duke of Newcastle a b e Jullu M. DIMIKei J. Mann
Mr. Chaplin's ch e Hermit
Mr. H. Temple's b e Fit:Lean
Sir J. Hawley's Lee The Palmer
Marquis of Hastings's br e nacos
Mr. A. Heothcotea ch a Gipsy King Bentley Prior
• ... . . . '' --

AAD.WATI.

Mr.lby's b f Skymil ('roper
Duke of Banalßow's Wild Moor
Mr K. Bulkeley's br c Dwain filyodwr
Lord Coventry's ch c The Rescue Weaver J. Adams
Mr. Crawley sb e Redbourne
Mr. Baker's b e Bedlamke Ducker Viney

IST TIZADILLPIL )
THE RACE.

Hermit ...
Marksman
Vauban ...
30 ran. 50 minutes late.
BEiTINCK PLATE.
Nine Elms ...

10 ran.
DERBY STAKES. One mile and a half.

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1867.