The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-24 00:00:00

TAITERSALL'S.

The Subscription Room will be opened to-morrow (Saturday)
fee comparing on Uoodwood and the iron/action of ordinary
burinera. At noon there will be a meeting of the coannittee to
dispose of certain matters left to their deciakon,

tErrnco IN LONDON.—THURSDAY.

There was a very fair attendance at the dab. to-day, but the
betting did not anima to mach, and no particular change pre-
sented itself. Quotations as follows

GOODWOOD STAKES.
13 to 1 apt Omer* (t t off) 100 to 7 apt Fiddle (tend off)
7to 1 Kidderminster (t) 26 to 1 Mum (off, take
9 to 1 Toboaret(t & off) 100 to 13)
100 toe Ecarte (off, take 6to 1 Cliff's lot (offer,
100 to 7) take 6 to 1)
Offers to take 100 to 50 Cadre lot, 1,2, 3.
Odes to take 100 to 60 T. Daweon's lot, 1,2, 3.
GOODWOOD CUP.
9 to 4 apt Blinkhoolie, (of, 6 W 2w)
7 to Julies, (off)
100 to Suffolk,
100 to 9 6 Vale Soya(t',) (off, MO to 5 t and w)
100 to 6 Tyndale, off)
KO to 4 Tabouret, toff, t 100 to 9)
100 to 9 T. Daemon a
been t lot, vaff, after 1,000 to 100 had
had )
10 to 1 Vale Royal with Iran, (off)
ST. LkOMI.
5 to 2 apt The Fa 1, toff)

CRICKET.

OENTLEMP.N v. PLAYERS OF THE SOUTH.

This match, another of the Oval "annuals." was commenced
porterday, shortly before half-past twelve. The wickets were of
the usual degree of Raney excellence, and them, All a very
mimeo= attendance, but what shall we say of the weather I
Instead of the boiling sun which has almost incessantly poured
down upon us ever since the commencement of the season, a cold,
starching north wind was blowing across the Oval, nd the
spectators were buttoning their coats, setting up their collars,
and racking shelter in every direction from its bating influence.
The players, ton, had most of them on their over-jackets,
and those whose locomotion was only occasional or
partial, if not actually shivering warm.cold, experienced
KWH dificulty in keepng themselves The contrast be-
tween yesterday and the previous days wan such as is seldom wit-
nessed, even in this proverbially changeable climate. The pro.
fesetonals played the team advertised, but there were some alter-
ations in the list of smatetir.s Mr. Buller elected in the morning
to play for the Household Brigade at Lord's. The Players having
won the toss took the initiative in batting, and, as usual, Jumpand Humphrey commenced operations. Mr. Gilbert Once and
Lipscomb—the latter from the pavilion end the
attack. There were early indications that this woul dbe a great
run-getting match, and, as will be seen by reference to the annexed
If Oft, the Mayen kept pommies of the wickets all day, and
although nearly 400 runs were put on record, they still had
two wickets in hand when the stumps were drawn. Ocoee:
P v cas.—Firxt Innings.
Jupp h w, b Money
Humphrey, c Green, b F. Grace 6Blilly white, J. b Miller 62
Clualwood, koney,.b F. Grace
1411 cock, b W. G. Gram IS
Griffith, e I. Walker, b Muter 1
Polley, c Cooper, b Lipscomb
2=4:anot out 66
rl, ~
Walker, b Mersey
Willaher, not out
bB,lbB,wl •
Total 892
I SUNGARI v. HOUSEHOLD BRIGADE. (Twelve a side.)

TL's annual match was played yesterday at Lord's, on a good
wirket ; and according to the rides of the 'ICS'. it ended in a
" draw." There was • fashionable but somewhat Wed attend.
ante, the weather being chilly, with a stiff north wind blowing.
The bands of the Boys! Horse Onside and and Life Guards
were in attendance, and played alternately and conjointly at in-
tervals throughout the day. The scores were not large, Mr.
Buller's 4b being the most prominent item on either side.

FOREIGN MAILS.

QVIIXIITOP 14, Jrty 211.—The Inman royal mail ideam.hip City
of Loudon arrived here at 9.110 dila manikin. Ilarbm embarked
bet mails and passengers eke prooeeded at 4.40 for New York.
AD well: _ .

--411jiiiSerows, Jove M.—The National Steamship Company's
steamship Denmark, from New York, arrived off here at I.bo
p.m. to-day, with 110,000 dole m • . Having landed km
pasts nen she proceeded for Lir .
INDIA AND CHINA RIZA•Y) JIMY —The
Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Ceylon leaves at
noon to-day for Southampton, where she may be expected on
the let August.
OUTWARD INDIA. CHINA, •111 D AUSTRALIAN ItAIUL—MALTA,
JvLY 19.—The Marna, from Southampton, 11th Md., arrived
oa the 90th Mat., at 6 cm., and kit at 6 p.m. for Alexandria.
QUISWATOWX JULY 111.—The Ninel Steamship 00inpalg:
steamer Erin 'Aired here from Liverpool at 11 a.m. to-day.
embarked pmarnimsand proceeded for New York. AB well.
OUTWARD BONWAY NAIL OP IBM JVLY.-.-GIOILALTAN JULY
—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Xmas, from
Iteuthasaptoa en the likk inst., arrived at 6 and kat at i a.m.
this morning for Alexandria. She experienced bad weather.
All well.

7MI:OITAIDCZIMA MAILA.—MSMINA,:rLY 23.—The Peninsular
and Oriental Company's steamer Pent pained Roams at 3.15
a.m. to-day, co route for Mamelllsa.

MYSTERIOUS EvmsT.—A mysterious event has
occurred at Pesth, and excited much agitation in the poli-
tical woi Id there. Col. Benttsky, President of the Committee
of Honveds, drawn into an ambush by an anonymous letter,
suddenly disappeared. Another communication, addressed
two days later to one of his friends, intimated that he had
been assassinated. No other details or explanations have

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