The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-23 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

NEWMARKET MEETING.-{THIS DAY.)

GRANBY STAKES.

Poinftttia

11. Lon

6 ran.
ST. LEGEB STAKES.
Restitution ..
See Saw
Chant des BatAillos
7 ran.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES.
Hatehment
Mader Willie..
Clemenee

J ran.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES.
Orphan .. .. ..
Workman .. .. ..
8 ran.

7 to 1 age, Blue Gown (t)
9to 1 Ilium (t)
16 to 1 Bemiring (t)
15 to 1 Blusekin (t)
100 to 6 The (t)
20 to Pietro (t)
20 to Friponnier (off)
23 to Mercury (t)
28 to
to
Klrishin Qanueden (1)
33 gel (t)
33 to Paid Jones (t)
40 to Gondolier
' 1000 to 30 Lady Raglan(t) (t)
SWEEPSTAKES Half a mile. 3.30.
Lady Lotty f, Reform, Achiever, Lelia, Auld Lang
Syne, Charon, Dalwinnie, Spike, and Rhododendron are
here.

TRIENNIAL STAKES. A.P. 4.0.

Queen of Italy, Lady ' Orace, Tregeagle, Pearlfeatier,
Samson, Admiral, Uncia, Citron, Nyanza, Lady Lyon,
False Alarm, and &gin& are here.

BIENNIAL SWEEPS. 8.8. C. 4.30.

Duke of Beaufort Farfaßa fßr to ,
Clianoinesiie, Abstemious, Br to Union Jack, Orphan,
Bertha, Br to General Peel, First Flight C. and Tonedos
are here.

SHIPPING INTILLIOBNCE.-(THig RAY.)

Loroow, Rept. Yd.—Wind st noes W., moderato brow, sruf
eieniir A tifOte:
Gas resmitt, Brpt. St —Arrived Wallace, from New York;
Eleanor, NingaporO. Sailed Awynton, for Adelaide ; Robinson
Crewe, Bombay; Bethke ; Far West, Behan
Dam., Sept. rt.—Arrived from the river and railed: Prime of
Wales, for Vancouver's Island ; Isabella C. Reed, &whirr ; Robin-
son Crum., Bombay.
Boorneurros, dept. : Bremen (a.), for New York.
DAIIITUOOTN, Sept. , Arrow. CLAN* for 14000100,
with lase of mils, fore yard, and topsail yard, had been seventeen
days in the Channel.
Lovearoot Sept. lit —Arrived : Tripoli (es.), from New York.
Bailed Helen Clinton, for Boston • Robert Godfrey, Baltimore ;
Minnesota (et), New York; boric Webb, New York ; Aleppo
(se.), Boston.
FAUNA:TM, Rept. 22.—Arrived from Rangoon.
Troos, Sept. ft.—Sailed : Pea, from Beano' A .
tic we, Sept. Queen of for Bt.
John's, N.B
Duriass, Sept. 29.—Arrived Revetment*, from Davie Straits,
with 66 tune of oil.
POITSMOVII4, Sept. ft —Arrived : H.M.S. Fame, truck Am-
traits.

Ilserrot, Sept. 211.—Arrived : Oriestal, from Panama.
enzyme, Sept. 99.—Arrived: Ero (e.), from Bilbao. Sailed:
Star of the Ocean, for Monte Video; Bolus, Rio Grande.
Cow..likve. W.—Arrived ; do Swifter, from Valparaiso.
, Sept. n.—Arrival Alarm, from Bahia.
On Ds amours, Sept. 112.—Arrived Balnagintli, tram Baer
11001 L
DIAL, Sept. 99.—Arrived: Swan Perdu, from Colombo; Cor-
delis (of Caernarvon), West: Nary Josephine, (of Padstowl,
West; Charlotte (of Colchester), West ; N. T. P. 8. (arm. code),
West, aß fm the North; Two Prism& (of Onenney), Wog.
Sailed : Par Weed, for Belies.
Livaarom, Sept. U.—Arrived : Queen ef Nations, from Bom-
bay ; Lone Star, Para- • Laneaster Santander.
Senates, Sept. 22.kiled t flown Goodwin. far New York ;
J. C. "hallow, Yarmouth, N.B.
CASUALTIES.
Sotmann, Sept. 29.—The Marton (as.) went ashom on the
Bleated Sand this morning at high water, and Mill remains
sitting acme the sand.
'Unwire, Sept. 22.—The Anna Maria, of and from Dram for
London, reported 90th Sept. ashore on the Cluniket, bee bee
come has had her masts eat away, aed is expeotod to be
:meek ; the remainder of the crew landed.
I.tv carom., Sept. 12.—The Joe Garden, for Rio Grande,
which pat back here thia day, had switained conelderable
damage, and wee leaky, having arm in collision on September
20 off the South Stack with a ;three-meted Mesmer, inward
bound.

•••••••w.
RTR, Sept. v.—The Howden—(achooner), of hook, from
Santos to Antwerp, km put in bere;with loss of false keel and
redder (tumbled, but making no water, after being sabot* at
Dungeo
tdoararisns. a, Sept. 21. —The Sluunroet,lfroun Sunderland to
Thur.°, which put in here September IV leaky, struck the bar in
entering, and was beached full of water.
HA LT VLRZT, Sept. 21.—The Tartar,:whleti got ashore September
IS near here. km sunk in the e.and. ,She was bound from Lynne
to 31011

ETON CoLLEOE.—The long vacation closes to-
day with the arrival of the lower boys at the college. The
fifth form will return to Eton to-morrow, and the sixth
form on Friday.
TILE NEW STILEET TIIROUOII TILE
the course of a few days the block of houses extending
along the Poultry from the western side of the Mansion-
house will be removed for the purpose of the new street
which is to run from that point to Blackfriars-bridge.
On the north side of Cannon-street the ground has already
been cleared, and in Earl-street, Blacking" a large
number of houses have been removed, leaving an almost
uninterrupted space between the bride and the large
building in course of erection for the Bntish and Foreign
Bible Society. All the block of buildings known as Doc-
tore-commons has been removed. The houses in the
new street will be built on a large locale, and as it will be
joined by the Thames Embankment, forming a direct
route from the Mansion-house and the Bank to the new
lioness of Parliament, it is expected to be one of the most
important thorouglifarmin London.