The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-20 00:00:00

SALISBURY RACES.
Tuunarasa-atnasPear. .
Owe rases same off es Thursday ; sad, notwithstanding
the weather woo very Rae, the attendance on the course was
very this, there beiol scarcely any nobility and gentry in
the sesphbourbood present; but the racing throughout the
d• wee first rate.
WILIIIIIII3 STAILIS Of 25 son. each ; the winner to pay
10 ens. to the food. Two wiles. _ _

a—yrs,---ist alb (Gower) I
Lord IL G. Wm, 3 ps, Jet 91b 2
Lord Pembroke ea Mewls, 4 yrs. 74. 3
The following also raa :—Wc. F. Haddlestone na Petioles,
4 yrs. Est 9lb • Wt. W. F. Ilnatebball na West Indian, 3
yrs, Est 610 ; Mr. H. Hefty at Hellos, 6 yn, 64. A splendid
rare, won by a lesorth.
COONTY GOLD CI7P of 70 son. value in specie, by sub-
scription of 10 lose. each; the winner to pay 10 sore. to the
fun.
_Two miles.

Ms. 11;nooad lisonsor, 4ln (my) I
Dobsedildrasad's a yrs . . 2
SW IL Illathent ad itatiSp het, i yes. (Often) 3
Wee by a sink. A boaatifal nee betoken the Ant sad
soseed berm. btu tbs Stockbridge Book na a bad third.
CZYT lizsgazas' Pc.cra of 60 sow. arab, added to a
Swoopstakos of 6 son. sash. Tits wisher te pay 5 son. to
We food. 11
Mr. Bissiers Chided:lam 4 yrs
Lord H. G. Lesnox's The Wres, yrs (Kitchener 2
Mr. T. Herbert's kathlow, 3 yes ... (Toed 3
Woo nay by two leagtbs
CrrT Hoist., Talus 18 son. is specie. sad 12 son. from tbs
fond, added to a Sweepstakes of 6 son. sack. Heats. 1 mils.
Mr. atollarrs Troodtprite, 3 yrs (A. Day) I 2 1
Mr. T. 11. Smith'. Cambric, 4 yes (guild') 2 3 dr
Mr. Etym." Heather BeH. 3 yrs (6oster) 3 1 2
Seel" beat a wall-oostasted roes.
FRIDAT—SICOND DAT. _ _ _

The weather was again very propitious, and the attendsnee
on the course was more humorous than on the first day. The
following i. the return of the running :
four
start Of 10 110,11. each, with 60144.4 if
start. The winner to pay 10 soya. to the fund. T.Y C.
Lavin. G. Leftl4ol'B be fby Don John {Kitchener) 1
Mr. Ilayter's be 1 Terwiehoni
Mr. IL Warina's be f 0100 M
Mr. J. Pawners Aaotralind
♦ weil-cormeeted nee, war by a lencth.
Oulthres Pion of 100 eon., for 31r-olds, get 2lb ; four,
Bit 6.0 ; Ave, lost ; sin and aged. 104 lb. Three miles.
mope Pitt's Mosower, 4 yrs ($4) walked over.
Corwry MIXDOIIe PLATS of 50 son., added to a Sweep-
seek.* of 6 sore. each. Mares and 'oldish* allowed 3lbe
The winner to pay 6 eon. to the hood. One mule cad 3
quarters.
Mr. H. Robinrin's Coofklenee, 3 yrs
Itt. T. King's West Indian, 3 yrs
Mr. S. Herbries.liatklera,.3 yrs

(Goiter, I
2

Was e.dj by throe kerb,.
Sorm WIWITILW RAILWAY STAKES 0126 tom, added to
a Sweet:wakes of 6 rms. each. Heats. Ow milt.
Mr. Ewe'. ad Atheist= Ewes) 0 1 w o
Mr. Stollard's Woot4prite .
Mr. Ilayter's Heather Bell 3 dr 0
The lint beat wee a splendid me, Atialatans and Wood-
sprite running a dead heat; awl the alsand beat was won
cleverly by half a neck.

GREAT YARMOUTH REGATTA.
JULY 18 —SSCOND DAT.
The fineness of the tnis day bscia3lat a great deal
more company to our regatta than on the previous day. The
following yachts entered for the first match, a time race, for
a vim of 501., the sailing coarse being the same as that on
the first day, sad half a minute par toe being allowed.
111.T.T.C. (tows) SO, Lied tooda.brcugh
Diana 11.T.E.C. 63, J. O. Qui&, Esq.
„ SO, J. Wicks, Fiq
The places being drawn for the Cynthia drew No. 1, sad
the captain of the Mosquito drew No. 2, the former boat had,
theist re, the choice, and having taken her berth, Lord Lon-
desborough refused to start unless he were allowed to re-
main to the windward of the Cystl'is. This, of course,
being contrary to all club rule, Mr. Wicks world not assent
to, claimirl his right to the windward berth. After a
variety of fruitless attempts to adjust differences, the match
was declared off. Great surprise and vexation was very ge-
'Denny expressed at the unwarranted and obstinate refusal
of hie lordship to abide by the estsblished roles.
The nest prize was a grand sailing match by the beaten
yawls in the previous day's race. Six yawls started, at
lb. 50m. 324., and they came in as under
Hest Round. Second Round.
Pleiades', bet 61 Sb. DIA. 245. Sh. 91m. Sea
Eel*, 63 .. ..„ Sb. Sim. Us.
Fox
A variety of matches by local boats eoncluded the sports.

The above returns, when eespered with those for
the week preceding, exhibit the following changes:
Circulation asses £30,044,086 Daman £108.450
Cinalatisa twelve 20.274,020 Increase 817,460
POOR apsille
Other &peke
Goverment seseritlea la
Other
hankie( dsperseest..
leaking
seser ia
thesruesse 1405244271 Damns 1,434661
Cele eel Was is bsal
departutsete ..... 16,844,307 Danes 24,301
Sem a day sad other bills.. 1,331,619 Iciness 81,270
The Rest 3,149,011 lacreus 69,09.5
The Risme 10,570287 Decrease 811,781

The quarterly sales of Indigo, which commenced on
the 9th inst., terminated this day, consisting of
12,226 chests. The result of the ssle is thus noticed
by Messrs. Wilkinson and Jewesbury in their circular
of this evening :
The advisee established on the first day has been main-
Mined throaghost the sale, and, if anything, with increased
firmness towerds the end : Importers have Ouses areas
support by withdrawing large quantities as the sale pro-
gramed. The purchases for Foreign amount have been
considerable, hat the hone-trade ►ave only purehased to a
moderate szteat ; buyers generally have been willing to wait
for mon certain information respecting the growing crops,
which will be obtained before the sale in October next.'
A fair proportion has been taken for emeulatira amount.
Of Me quantity brought forward, it it estimated that 1,075 '
elmsra are bought in, 5,232 withdrawn, and 6,919 sold, to
which may be added about 1,190 of the bought in and with.
drawn; making the total quantity sold 7,100 chests, of
which 4,100 chaste are for export, 1,600 for home use, and
1,600 for rmaals. The meeting to take into consideration
the subject of re-taring old goods, is fixed to take place at
the London Ccounercisl Sale Rooms, Mincing Lase, cm the
29th instant. The following are the quotations, as compared
with the last May sale : good and fine shipping 4d. par lb.
higher; ordinary and da (fictive ditto, and broken and con-
suming, 4d. to 6d. ; Madras, 2d. ; Koval, 43. to 6d.

The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 9 per
milk, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d.
per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of
25.371 e; and the exchange at Paris on London at short
being 25.424, it follows that gold is 0.21 per cent.
dearer in London than in Paris.

The price of gold at Hamburg on the 16th inst.
was 433 per mark, which, at the English mint price
of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold gives an
exchange of 13.9 ; and the exchange at Hamburg on
London at short being 13.91, it follows that gold is
0.11 per cent. dearer in London then in Hamburg.
By last advice, the course of exchange at New
York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 1101
per cent., and the par of exchange between England
and America being 109 23.40 per sent., it follows
that the exchange is nominally 0.67 per cent. in
favour of England; and after making allowance
lor difference of interest and charges of transport,
the present rate leaves a small profit on the
importation of gold from the United States.
Bills on Vienna and Trieste were negotiated for this
mail at rates more in favour of drawers, beyond which
there was no perceptible change in the general rates
of exchange, which were the following :
Mao.

Trims negostated.
Prom To
Ilambare ... 314. 111
Amsterdam
Ditto . ... —........ 11 Ns
Rotterdam ............ " 12 24
23 63.._
25 113
Pork .'"
Short. 23 424 43
Ditto 6>6s.
Nonerilleo " 23 63 .. ...
banally% -- "
Tama
TAM. —...—.„..... N ....—. U
Piteraborg .... ...... • --... V
1
a
Codas.. "
70
al
.... 26 3
Noplos ........_..».». N ...—... 40 I i
Palermo
"
Mashie
Liston .90 days date.. . . 33 4
Oporto

The accounts from the Mauritius by the Over-
land Mail, extend to the 21st May, and re-
present the affairs of the colony in the most
satisfactory condition. 'fhe markets, however,
had become depressed, owing to the unfavourable
newt from all parts of Europe for ;sugar. The price
had declined to 4 dole. to 5 dole. 20c. The crop of
sugar will be about 118 millions pounds, of which
112 millions bad alr.ady been shipped. Exchange
bad been done at par, bat closed at 2 per cent. prem.
Letters from Batavia of the 23th May report con-
siderable sales of white cotton goods at steady prices,
but no advanoe had taken place. For coloured goods
generally the demand wasmoderate, and the sales
effected had been at low prices. The stock of Eng-
lish iron was very great, and the anxiety of holders
to realise kept prices very low. The result of the
March coffee sales in Holland had checked all specu-
lative demand for tie article, and prices therefore
were only nominal. Bencoolen pepper had exchanged
hands at 141 f. Sugar was less firm, and holders of
old stock were disposed to accept lower rates. Freight
to Eastland was quoted at 31, and the exchange 13f.
The accounts from the smaller West India islands
sp. ak much more encouragingly of the prospects of
the crops, owing to the copiou showers of rain which
had fallen in nearly every district. In St. Christo-
pher's the rains had been general all round the island.
At Barhadoes also the weather continued to be all
that the planters could wish. Incessant rains had
prevailed all over St. Lucia, quite changing the face
of the country, and greatly benefiting the sugar
canes.