The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-27 00:00:00

6 ran.
NURSERY HANDICAP.

Fragrance - ..
Winifred ..
I'hotogi am ..

.. .. 1
•• .• 2
.. 3

7 ran.
AUTUMN HANDICAP.
Vortigern
Fidelia • •

derminster .. .. •• 3
7 rem.
HURDLE RACE. Two miles. 4.0

Fortunates, Othello, Jambe!, Royal Irish Fusilier,
Aurora, Coldstreiun, and Harrington are here.
Azar,En.—Drum, Lute, Esher, Amer, Luna, Har-
rington, Slanderer, Crest c, Pluck g, Needle Gun, Moon-
beam, Hilda, Longborougb, and Goojerst.

HARROW MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

STANMORE STAKES.

.. Proctor .. • • .. 1
Lord Derby .. .. .. .. 2
Brown Jug .. .. .. 3
7 rim.
NORTII.WESTERN STAKES.
Ada .. ..
.. .. .. .. 1
Ctarina .. .. .. 2
Acrobat .. .. .. 3

Gran.

BETTING IN LONDON.-(TIIIS DAY.)

2.30 P. K.

Speculators to-day wore awaiting the swept-
ances for the Liverpool Autumn Cup, and the conaequenoe
was that very few transactions were concluded. The
only noticeable feature was a disposition to back Ajax,
100 to 6 being accepted about bun pretty freely. Prices
as follows:

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP.
11 to 2 apt The Palmer (off, after 6to 1 had
been taken)
7 to 1 Paul Jones (off, tBto 1)
10 to 1 Orimston (t)
100 to 8 Ajax (t)
1000 to 30 Abergeldie (t)

SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

LeNMI. OCT. I.7.—Wind at men nerTia-Weld, (reek breeze and
very fine.
(fluvial!lD, O. T. 92.—Arrived Pensacola, from Rangoon ;
Hinclortan, Calcutta ; Csb.tial Empire, Cakutte ; Silvia, Cal-
cutta ; Princess Beatrice, Colombo.
Livesroot, Ocr. : Fleor-de-Lis, for Bombay;
Preepeatie, Bombay ; Lithe lid, Iquique ; W. P. diem, New
York. *eh. Arrived_ . Robert &deka, from Bombay.
MAI, 0, T. 28.—ArnMi from the River : Bellucine, for
Otago, N.Z. ; Robert Alexander, (Ups of (rood Hoppe ; Madre*,
Demerara- Arrived from the River and riled: Waverley, fur
Calcutta ; Eames, Poet Phillip.
Orr Coon • , Our. 26 Arrived : Aleppo (s.), from New
York ; City of Loudon (mai, New York.
St. pewee. OCT. 11i.—Railed: Crofton, for Singapore.
Pi vine:TN" Oct. 116.—Sailed: tid (.e.l, for Santander.
Cation, OCT. 16.—Arrived: Hama. from Quebec.
11.rnot-rn, Otv. 27.—Arrived: At 1.30 Douro ie.', from
the West ladles.
Smarm., O,Y. W.—Arrived: Louisa, from Damarars.
KI Nu "'Deb.—Attired : Louisa Jewitt, teem Matanzas.
Ct. or, 0, T. lb.—Armed: Martuduun, from Mexico ;_Gleniffer,
Montreal, bee experiested heavy weathersince leaving the banks ;
Bangalore, Cuba.
Dv sus, 0, T. °.S.—Arrived: Ciipty Queen, from Quebec.
KiNoisroviri, Ot r. M. -Arrived: Zephyr, from Liverpool, for
A4os Bay.
POSTSMATII, OCT. 26.—Sailed : Clara, for Colombo; Talavera,
for Simonhi Bay.
Larissa, OCT. 24.—Arrived: Huntley Castle, from Clyde, for
Sydney.
QUeIeSTU.,, 0. T. 26.—Arrived Al,ppo , from New
York ; Havannah.
CASUALTIES.
_ _

Rump., Ch T. 26.—Ar;ivelar- it (schooner, of Portamouth),
Olivia (brigantine, of Portsmouth), both towed in, having sus-
tained eouaiderable damage by edlunon with each other on the
14th, off Sunderland.
DARTMOUTH, Qv. 26.—Arrived: Cedric, from Rangoon;
Nordnaes, Salina, both with loss of sails and other damage.
Itsissoara, Oe-r. 20.—Arrived: Hannah Jane trout Sunder-
land, with low of maintopmast head. Hailed : Josephine, from
Shields, for Martinique, with cargo shifted and water-tank
stove, having experienced heavy weather of Portland.
borax Hosp., Oct. H.—Arrived
_Lady Douglas, from
Bathurst, R. 0., for the Downs, towed in by a 'mark and
a lugger, with lose of foremast, yards, kc , and minter killed,
having been struck by heavy sear out Portland in the gale of the
24th ; Teasel going into Dover next tide.
Sesasoaoton, Oct. M.—Arrived : Palladium, from Rotterdam,
for Myth, tared in with In. of bowsprit, foremast, and main-
topmmt, during the gale of the 24th.
LuWISTOTT, OW. M.—Arrived: George and Ann, of Wey-
mouth), with loss of mainboom and mainsail split; Ligo (of
Lowestoft), for the melted in by • tug with her pump.
choked : Oban. from for St. Vary, assisted in
by a boat's mew with km of two anch rs and ninety fathoms of
chain : Eclipse, from Shields, for the West Indies, annimeed in by
tug with low of mainbooen and gaff wheel broken, and stern-
posa Chead and stern dove by contemn with the Hart, of Sunder-
land, yesterday, of Oxfordnces.
1.11 IVITOPT ROAM OCT. 26.—Arrived: Neptune, fur the
North, with loft of two anehors and 100 fathoms of chain, will
be supplied with one anchor and chain and proceed.
New You (Received Ort. ter.)—The Lord Herbaria., honor to
Queenstown with naphtha, has been burnt here. The Punjaub,
from Liverpool to Bathurst, BP., has gone ashore at Mison.
Tirsorrn, Oi-v. M.—The Emulous, of Middlesborough, is
making for the harbour, with both topmaste gone.
Nita roar, O. T. 24.--The Australian, hence to Singapore, has
put back on the West-mud-point entranoe of the Usk river, leaky,
and with erew refusing to proceed.

ICEBEROfI.
Lonoososaav, Orr. 94.—The Austrian (eel, from Quebec, ar-
rived at Lough Foyle, pawed serersl large icebergs on the fUth
and 2bit Oct.

WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.)
REMARKS.
Paionutri. al pressure has reommed itself generally, and at
our southern stations readings are now high. The change sines
yesterday has been upwards of a quarter of an inch. The
ighest reading is at Valenti*, that at Nairn is half an inch
less. The fall in temperatsue has bean general : in the south-
east it has been greatest. A high westerly word blew yesterday
in the Irish Pea, where it is sow trash from the same quarter.
On other masts the wind is from meth-wort to west, and mode-
late. On the mat and senth-east coasts the weather continues
fine : the sky is generally cloudy elsewhere. Rain has fallen is
the west and south-west.

The lodlpelidant of Pau has the following:—
" A journal has announced that the French government,
responding to recent representations from the authorities
at Madrid. had offered to Queen Isabella the residence of
the Chateau d'Amboise. Private information leads us to
believe that the Queen will leave this town in a short time.
We have no knowledge whatever as to whether she will
go to Amboise, or Marty, or to Rome : but we can state as
a certainty her speedy departure from Pau."
We learn by telegraph from Cork that twenty-
five 1111.11 entered the house of Mr. Wigmore, a gentleman
fanner, near Middleton, last night, and seized several
gulls and piidols.
liO3lltAY (HEAVY) MAIL.--GIBRALTAR, OtT. 211.
—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Pere
leaves for Southampton at 9 a.m. to-day, where she mtty
be expected on the 31st inst.
Ocr. 27.—The Transatlantic Company's
Ville de Paris from New York, with 200 passengers, has
arrived here.

The loyal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship
Douro, from the West Indies, dc., pamad Hand Castle at
1.20 p.m. to-day (Oct. 27).