The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-26 00:00:00

CANTERBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

CANTERBURY PLATE. Half a mile.
Fltz-Ivan, Lionel, Cecil, Norrington„ Arkadi, Otho,
Derby Day, Queen Ebbs, and Chore et Belle are here.

CONSOLATION PLATE. One mile and a half.

Retribution, Cranford, Revenge, Jane, Sneaking
Lawyer, Cad, l'apageno, Huntsman, Miss Flower,
and Archimedee are here.

NURSERY STAKES. Seven furlongs.
Lady Lavender, Pastime f, Emerald, The Major, Bianca,
Red Riband, Chere et Belle, and Saturnalia are here.

WELTER CLW. One mile and a halt.

Grand Duke, Isabella, Pakrita, Retribution, Dovedale,
Lord Paramount, Derby Day, and Anthony are bare.

QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles.

Lord Paramount, Mexico, Pakrita, Clovis, Triana,
Queen Ebba, Tyrone, Archimedes, Fitz-Ivan, Lionel,
Diamond, Grand Duke, Cecil, and Isabella are here.

BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.)

2.30 P.N.

There was not much doing to-day on the St.
Leger, nor did any material change present itself beyond
laying a quarter of a point more against The Earl than
was obtainable yesterday. Several bets were booked on
the Cesarewitch, Bandmaster being apparently in moat
request. For the Derby 1,100 to 200 was offered against
Belladrum without a response. Prices as follow :

ST. LEGER.
sto 4 art The Earl (off, 30 to 20 t)
4 to 1 King Alfred (off, tsto 1)
13 to 2 Formosa (off, t7to 1)
7 to 1 Viscount (off)
20 to 1 Typhoeus (off)
40 to 1 Green Sleeve (off, after 500 to 20
and 1000 to 30 had been t)
60 to 40 on King Alfred 1,2,- 3 (off, t 60
to 40)
CESAREWITCII.
1000 to 20 eget Romping Girl (t)
1000 to 20 Paul Jones (t)
50 to 1 Rescue (off, t6oto 1)
1000 to 16 Bandmasterrry (t and w)
1000 to 16 Eque t
1000 to 16 Kum Vict(or) (t)
1000 to 16 Owain Glyadwr (t)
1000 to 10 Achievement (t)
1000 to 10 Friponnier (t)
- In Suffe -

1000 to 10 Suffolk (w)
1000 to 10 Wallow (off)
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
1000 to 20 &got Warrington (t)
1000 to 10 Suffolk (off)
DERBY.
11 to 2 agst Belladruns (off)

CRICIIET.--(THIS DAY.)

THE OVAL.
SIIRRET V. TOMEI= (E.1111:111N).

This extraordinary match was resumed at 12.20 to-day
at the Oval. Four overs and eight minutes ended the
Yorkshire innings for 389, being 194 "to the bad." The
Surrey innings was a real " curiosity," seven wickets
being down for 11 runs. Ultimately, at half-past 2, the
last Surrey wicket fell with the score at 62, Yorkshire
winning in a single innings by 142 rune.

BARNCII W1:4,71N° A FOOT-RACE AND CARRIED
tar Tanner.—Mr. P. T. Barnum arrived at Profile-
house, New Hampshire, on August 13, to keep an engage-
ment which he made some month ago, to run a foot-race.
The race was contested at 6 o'clock iu front of the Profile-
house, in the presence of several thousand spectators. Mr.
Barnum distanced all his competitors, among whom were
several well-known heavy weights. Having won the
race, Mr. Barnum was borne on the shoulders of the
multitude in triumph from the field.—Yew York Tram's.
FATAL' AOCIDENT TM) AN TRONMASTER.—Teetor-
day morning a fatal accident occurrred to Mr. Charles
Disney. the proprietor of extenaisre ironworks situate at
Morley Park, a -few miles from Derby. On Monday even-
`laMr. Disney was oat en business with a horse and gig.
Akreturn hence he tailed at the residenie Of 34.•
H ey Watson; of Bull Phidge, and left:there about
midm t, the distance from his house being about two
miles. *out half-past four in the morning he'ws' towel
on the Riad of the road near te the pre/niece of Mr. Wade,
Nether Hedge, absot one mile from Mr. Winson's, with
his face on the ground, and quite dead. rib gig was
dose by, the shaft broken, and the horse end a few yards
away slightly injured. It seems that there was a heap
of mortar not far from where the decrased gentleman
was found, and it is supposed that, owing to the dark-
ness of the night, he was unable to son the obstruction.
An inqutst was held yesterday. Mr. It.• R. Allen, surgeon,
stated that death would. be almost instantaneous front
concession of the brain. - The jury returned a verdict ac-
coedingly.

EVENING,AUGUST

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PRUSSIA AND AITSTRIA.
VIENNA, AUGUST

The Debeztir of this morning publishes a tele-
gram from Berlin stating that the Prussian
government has forwarded a oonciliatory note to
Austria with respect to Count Usedow's despatch
recently made public by General dells Xarmora in
the Italian Chamber. The telegram adds that the
note has probably by this time reached its desti-
nation.