The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-17 00:00:00

(Stamped, id. Additional) [TWOPENCE:

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET RAOES, -TUESDAY.

THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOT(.—Moinas Ntain.
THE LATEST BETTING.
THE NEWMARKET HANDICAP.
4 to I apt Parmesan (t)
6 to 1 Roatao (t)
6to 1 Goblets (t)
9to 1 Sawcutter (off)
9to 1 Ebony (off) •
THE TWO. THOUSAND GUINEAS.
6to 1 opt Sweet Ilawlitgro tofft to 1)
7 to Klarikoff (t)
10 tO 1
1'
Or
KatMtairtatlM
10 to mlottloOS
12 to 1 pinatas (off)
13 to 1 dor (off tl4to 1)
16 to 1 uiddev (t)
*3 to 1 Jamas 04
4 to 1 Lord Stamford's lot
THE CHEIrrER
7to 1 apt OliMi Mole (41)
30 to 1 &MEL (t)
60 to 1 Bluestone (t)
THE DERRY.
4' to 1 apt Dundee (off t f to!)
20 to 1 Big it)

95 to 1 (ol)
3:15. to 1 King of Kent (t)
SO to 1 Matador (t) •
TRZ Reassure HamDic&P of 28 eon. each. 15 ft, and
b j(dentaredwith lull pea added by the Jockey Club,
frem the Town,ltund. Winntiti extra: Flak the
log post of the B.JE-a tie end of tie 8.0. (abseil Rise
and three qoartaira) (66 tuba, 2 of whom lay Deana qua.
Mr. Gratwick* Rains, by Robert Gillum, 4- yrs. 7st Iblb
(01. Ifordinunt
Mr Saville's Parmesan. 4 yrs. 714 alb 7lb ex Clewiston')
Mr. IL Rwin&ll's !termite,. S yrs, Ost .
_hough)
Mr. Jampie's Visconsit BrignsiL Yrs. est Iltbtoleitelsea
Lord W. Powlett's Zs,etan, 5 yrs, sat 211. (Norman
Sir I. Pfewley's Memben, 4 yrs. let 8111 (W. Draalry{
' Mr. W. Nelson's Merrimac, 4 irs. 7.5 61b 'Clausal
Mr./. Clarke's Scent. 5 yrs. 7st nlb • (J. SeloWtien
Mr. F. Swindells Golden NMI. alre. est Illb .. (Perry
Bans Nivitre's Debella, It Yrs, est sib ._ H. Grinishaw,
Baron Rothschlld's f by King Tom—Giraffe, 3 yrs.
Ott Mb J. Mayhem
Captain Goff's Band misn, S yrs, Oat 16 ,Kadr
Mr. Seville Guilder, 4 yes, get lib
IBInMS
Lord Glasgow', br c by Voltigeur—P•
sst sib hi99ll4wAlegni
Mr. Cr:nen:ids Cress-stltds. 3 yak Mt Mb (car' get nib).
Betting : 2to I apt Parmesan 7 to 1 eget Zaretaa, Bto 1
apt Ebony, 10 to 1 apt Isabella and lisweatter, 12 to 1
apt Golden Pippin, sod 100 to 7 apt Viscount BrignalL
After some little time occupied in getting the horses
together an excellent start visa effected; Gadder, with
Golden Pippin at her girths )ling wide on the upper_ground,
made play, having for their immediate follOwers Zaretan,
Ebony, Boorbee, and Isabella, the others, who laid on the
lower side, being headed by Viscount. Brignall and the King
Tom filly—the favourite lying in the roar, last but three.
On reaching the bashes, Golden Pippin took the lead,
waited upon by Guilder, &Man, Ebony, Moorhen, and
Viscount Brignall. Parmesan at the same time began to
get on better terms with his -bones, and on paging the
Cesarewitch winning-post was lying fifth. On reaching the
side of the old Duke's stand, Golds. Pippin, followed by
Guilder, dropped back beaten, Ebony at the same time ward
on with a clear lead, followed by Zaretan, Parmesan,
Viscount Brignall, nod Mooring, the others dreppiag way
beaten. On entering the cords Ebony ineraind ha
lead, and, with Parmesan in waiting, carried on the
running to the end, and woo despite the resolute efforts on
the part of Castance, by a length. Sweatier finished a
bed third ; Viecount Brignall was an indifferent fourth,
Moorhen fifth, Scent next, King Tom following; the
others pulled up and trotted in. Merrimac, whet lying in
a good place opposite the old Duke's stand, broke a blood-
yeast and sail not persevered with.
Mr. Gratwicko, having won this race in 1850 with Cheer-
ful, la 1851 with Heals Homburg, and is 1856 with The
Fail. has added another maws to his list of victors with
Ebony.
SWIMMITAZZIS of 100 soya each, h ft, for three-yr-olds ;
84 71h seek, with allowanoe. A.F. (5 eats.)
Mr Marry' s Starlight, by Chanticleer, list 7lb (Custance) 1
Mr J. Dinners Nantlitts, Bst 31b (Wells; t
Bettis; t 2 to 1 on Starlight, who waited vim Nautilus
into the oords, and woo in • canter by throe lengths.
After the race 1,000 to 5 was offered against Nautilus for
the Derby.
Tea Flrre BALI SYMMS of 50 avg, each, h ft, for 3-yr
oA.lds. colts, Bet 101 h ; fillies, Bst 61b, with certain allowances.
11. (12 sae.)
Mr. T. Parrs Kildonan, by Newmanolog, Sot 4
(Clamant I
Lord Stamfores Inman est 711) (A. heads
Mr. W. 8. Crawfurces Captain Pori, lot la. '
Oloowdeis) 3
Mr. Flemings Nemnila. ist I.lb lordbans) 0
Betting : 6to 4 apt Imam', 3to 1 apt Mimosas, 4 to 1
etch apt Kddonan and Captain Pm-Album Captain Forti-
bus jumped off with the running, Nemesis wag ea seat,
Imam lying third, Kildousn's colours being seen is the rear.
la this order they ran through the bushes, when %Moose
obtained the second place, and at the entrance of the'eards
lows west up, and ma in clues company within • distance
el home, when Captain Fortibus was beaten, leaving the
finish with the two. Kildonan held his lons to the end and
woe cleverly. OeptehiFortihas third. Newels last After the
race SO to 1 was taken freely shoat K Mogan for the Derby.
TIM FIRST YUJI or me THIRD BIENNIAL STALES of
10 son, each, with 100 added ; colts, Bst 71h; Alike, 31b.
The waer of the swami to rewire a sum 'gaol to 10 per
cent., and the owner of the third • sum equal to 5 per mut.
R.M. (Si subs.)
Mr. Merry's Mosley. by Clebtos. est 7lb (Costanee) 1
Colonel Townley's Yorkminster, eist 71h ....W Snowden 2
Duke of Bedford's Astemid. fist Sh cr. Rogers) 3
Lake of Beaafrat's The Roe, int 711 IA. Day) 0
Mr. Bowes's Vernimmein.Nieht. Bst Sib Vordham) 0
Sir B. Indkeley's :Styria, Bst Sib Ms- anion) 0
PM H. De Voruis !tadpole. Bst Sib (L. Snowden) 0
Lord Exeter's Knight of St. Patrick
(Alderoft) 0
Lord IntrwilUanis sequitur, Set 71b
Mr. Naylor's King of Kent. Sid 71.1, Shupe) 0
Mr C. Monk's Prudence, WS* Dagene) 0
Mr. Pares Lupus. set 71b
(Wells 9
Berms itothseldhEs Janus, 84 71bo
Mr. Sentles Lady Blench', get 3111 insaiusisen 0
Loed etoodards Pardslote, Bet 31b (A. lldo ards 0
Lord Strathmore's The asp. OM Ylle (Owney 0
Mr. J. Windhare's Woe. 611111 s ...... (J Adams 0
Betting :3to 1 eget Astegoi4 7to apt Ritakey, to 1
apt King of Kent, 100 to 8 apt Janus, 100 tog each sget
The Roe and Yarkmineter. Asteroid, in oompaay with
Janus, King of Kent, Sequitur, and the Knight of St.
Patrick, laid in front to the Abingdon Mile post, where
Boesky and Yorkmintiter on the extreme right joined the
Duke of Bedford's colt, between which three a close and
punishing race home ensued to within • few strides of the
chair, Mr. Merry just winning by a neck ; • like distance
separating the second and third The Roe was fourth ;
Janus and King of Kent, who headed the rear division,
being the next two.
A Haltregar EloilerliTAess of 30 son. each, 20 ft ; win-
uses exam T.Y.C. (4 subs.)
Mr. Morlanirs Benbow, by Bolingbroke, 5 yrs, 7st 121 b
(tae sib en) (0 Fordham) 1
Count de la Orstige's Angelo, 4 yrs. ist alb !H. Grimahaw, I
Mr. Nelson's King of the Forest, aged. B.t 12lb (J. floater) S
Mr. GreidUe's Contwilina, 4 yrs. Mt folb (Chsrlton) 4
Betting: Even on Heehaw, 7 to 4 apt King of the Facet.
In eoaagaeaos of Angelo's number not being exhibited be
was net backid. Benbow and King of the Forget laying
wide made the running to the bushes, where Angelo went
up and obtained the second place, but was unable ho reach
Benbow, who won rosily 1,7 two lengths, a like distance se-
parating the second and third ; Contadina hostess off.
A Swer.rwrsegs of 10 son. each, for 3-yr-olds sad up-
wards, with selling allowances. D.Y. (3 subs.)
Duke of Bedford'. Shingle, by Hesperia, 3 yrs (4OL), del
obLArpsit) I
Baron Nlviere's Grenadier, S yrs (401)
lord 'Strathmore's Ms Greek. 6 yrs (WALLOW 101 AJdoratt
A flOgirriTAlMS of 50 son. for B.yr-olds ; Set elb ;
and fillies, Bst 71b. D.M.
Mr. literrystitartlgtit, by Chanticleer, SA 10th (Guitaince) 1
Lord Stamford, Miens's', eat 10th (A. Preneb)
Baron Rothschild's Tomyrls, tist jib (Wells) 3
Betting : Even on Ellerton. 2 to 1 apt Starlight. Tomyris
made the running to the new ground, when she was passed
by Starlight, who, followed by Ellerton, finished the 111011
biome, Mr. Merry'. colt 'Analog by ten lengths.
Tee Sacoon YIAR Or Tal ElocOllD MtWeaRILETBLIIIMILL
*AIM of 10 soya each, with 100 added, for 4-yr-okla ;
colts, Sit 71b ; fillies, Bst 31b. Winners extra. D.M.
(73 salim)
Mr. Pan's Avalanche, Out Sib (Clements) 1
Mr. Ten Broeok's Umpire, est 71h
lord Zetland's Vanquisher, Set Sib R.Glisborne)
Count 'Admixes Dame, Mt (B. Orirmbaw) 0
Mr. Pan's Lupellus. Bit 71h (J. nester) 0
Lord W. Powlett*, Sir Hugh. Set Sib (R. Sharps) 0
Baron Rothschild's King of Diamonds, Set bb . . (Wells) 0
Mr. Savilles Roads. 7st 13Ib (antillsos) 0
Betting : 5 to 2 agst Umpire. 7 to 2 agst Avalanche, 6 to
1 mob sigst Dangu and Vanquisher, 7 to 1 apt King of Ma-
nmade. Vanquisher, with Danguand Ronk lying close up,
started with • slight lead on the far side, the others, divided
into two seta, running wide on the lower ground. On reach-
ing site of the old Duke's stand Umpire and Avalanche
joined
the leading horse', and half-way in the cords they
angled thernaelves out, Avalanche with a slight lead lying
es the whip-hand. and Umpire, with Vanquisher at his
gbrths, oo tails on the left. A dos raca home between
the three resulted in the easy victory of Avalanche, who
woo by two lengths ; Umpire defeating Vanquisher by three
Isegths for second. Damp was fourth, Sir Hugh fifth;
=lag of Diernouds, Lupellas, sad Rona, running in a line,
wars last.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER..—TvZSDAL
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
6to 1 opt Swept Hawthorn (t)
9to 1 Ovottoo (t)
10 to 1 Aoy other 9:60
Nothing bowl as Choler Cap or the both,.

THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OP
ENGLAND.
On the subject of the forthcoming meeting of
this society, at Leads, the Leeds Nercuty, of yesterday,
says the enclosure of the show-yard on the Eirkstall-rco4.
opposite it. Cardipa Arme Hotel, is rapkUy
and the P
ground is considered in every respect toest"grilliali e
for the purpose. The trials of item ploughs are fixed for
Tuesday, the 2nd of July next, in some fields adjoining the
Gsrforth Station, between six and seven miles from Leeds,
on the Leeds and Selby Railway ; meetings of the general
local committee at Leeds will in future be held every
Tuesday fortnight at ball-past 3 in the afternoon,
at the Town-hall, beginning this day (Tuesday) ;
the sub-committees for trial, lands, finance, water,
police, lodgings, local prizes, model cottages, cleansing
and watering the streets, tee., are all flied and actively
at work ; and there is to be n public dinner, at which the
Earl of Powis, the President of the Royal Agricultural
Society, will preside, and sundry of the ((ire of the council
who are well known in the agricultural world, both at home
sad abroad, such as the Duke of Rutland, Fail Maccleefield,
Lord Portman, Lord Eversley, Lord Walsinghstn, Lord
Leigh, Lord Hardwieke, the Right Hon. J. Evelyn Benison
(the Speaker of the House of Commons), the lion. G. W.
Cavendish, the lion. Colonel Hood ; Howard, of Bedford ;
Shuttleworth, of Lincoln ; Maher, Hobbs, Briadreih,
Gibbs, H. S. Thompson, M.P. ; Professor Voelcker, the
consulting chemist of tho tamped ; and Professor Wilson, of
the sgricultural chair, at Edinburgh, and many others will
attend.

We are told that the council are confidently calculating
upon the Leeds meeting as the larger and tart important
that hai been held. With the exception 'of Lie of
Leeds has by far the largest population of any town at
elidi Um door Ws Inks. pen ant Ins *nine bops the
cestacil will not be disappointed.
The great dipper of the society will be on Wednesday,
the 17th of Jay. It generally held at foal. p.m.,. and
will no, desk be in the Victor.-hag of the Leeds Town-
hen. The dinner of the "Royal Agricultural Club," whith
is quite separate from the council or the .society, is to be
held either ou thnTureciay or Thursday—the day before or
the day after the great dinner.
The cattle and implements that come by realty from a
arose are to be seeouunodated by a "Erg" ar aiding
from the Leeds and Britton' valley line, a little Lathe west
of Armlet' Mills, belonging to Messrs. B. Gott 'and Sons.
The siding is already begun, and it is satisfactory to had
that the eosecil's oactisetor, Ir. Manning, of Iwodoe,
considers the posed fog hie erections, fur dryness sad
general convenience, to be almost unequalled.
All entries faqir stock, such as horses, sails. sheep,
and pigs, must be with the secretary. Mr. H. Hall here,
Hanover-square, on or bofore the let June, and all entries
for implements, Om, at the rme place, on or begin the Ist
y

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LONDON _ Orris AND EATING NOLGSZ
IMPELS' BENEVOLENT Assocarroz.

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Yesterday evening the 'twenty-fourth anniversary
festival wee oelebrated at the London Tavern ; Alderamn
and Sheriff Anima preestbog. Mr. Sheri Lusk, the
Under-Sheriffs, and 'about 150 of the members and friends
of the institution, were also present. The object of the
society Is to great annuities to aged and decayed members
and their orphan..
The beat of the " Army and Navy and Volunteers " was
mined with the health of Mr. Joyce, a member of the volun-
teer force, who respooded.
The health of Lewd Ebury, who had been aaiociated with
the society for 14 yes* sad had mainly whited it in its
infancy, was next Mime, coupled with the
,Vim Patrons.
The CHAIRMAN, in proposing the Meat of , the evening,
" Prosperity to this Asaociation, pointed to the necessity
of raea wEile in proopsrity and easy circumstances pro.
riding for the future, end those vicissitudes which are con-
nected with every occupation, especially one in which long
hours are indispensable. Out of the 3,000 coffee and eatfog
home keepers in London, only 400 were members of *he
society. This was to be lamented, and it could not be
supposed that if the members exerted their influence
ansouget their Mends in the trade this number would emu
he dotablal The institution was to be congratulated in
the economy with which it conducted its operations. Its
I income wee 463/. 10s. 9d., and its expenditure 26W. Ts. M.,
or at the rate of 171, for.each recipient of ita bounty, in-
cluding every expense. It WM most gratifying to Sod that
for the small outlay of 10s. fkl. a year for each imbeerfber
they were enabled to de so large an amount of good. They
had se schools at preheat, perhaps t,her• was ao innuedMte
necessity, for according to the rulm the sumuitarita must be
not lea than to years of age, and at that period of Ste
people's families were generally grown up. It spoke well
for the prosperity of the trade that out of the 400 members
only 15 were upon the relief find. The funded property of
the institution amounted to 4,0001.
Other toasts followed, and a liberal subscription was
entered into.