The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1861.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Or memo meows.)
NEWMARKET MKETING.—(THIS DAY.)

TRIAL PLATE.
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ENTRY FOR iIANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF *
SON'S. Five furious* 140 yards.
Neophyte,s yes, Rat ; l'haotilly, a, 84 Alb ;
Libellous. 4fts, Net 2113 ; Cilantro:so, 6 yin, ; Weare is
Reil, 4 yrs,,et 101 b the Vide, yrs, 74 141 b; Alias
Emma, 3 yrs, 7471 b; The Roe, :$ yrs, 74.71 b ; LarN 3 yrs,
ist 413; Raleigh, :1 en, ist 211, iteeltley, 4 yrs, 7.t; liapie,
:1 ylv. 64 1011, ; La.ily Derby, 3 yrs, Gal Gib. All ars here.
PAID FORMIT.- - Ch.intilly,Chantrese, Sias Enna,
Woman in Red, The Roe, Delleisle, auk lava.
BUCKENJIAM ST.tK ES. Five furlongs 140 yanls.
Thorpe, I..angtun, Poly-poly, I Weikel e, Chieftain's
!Mushier, Reeani's data c, Skirmisher's data c, apd Re-
veille's don f, are here.
PAW Foarrir.—trochck colt.

EASTERN COUNTIES HANDICAP. Five furlomp 110
yanls.

Coemordite, Ferrol*, Ariadne, Neophyte, Faultless,
Man at Ann% Nicholas, Cantatrice, East Sheen, Vaga,
Nutleidi, Knight of St. Patrick, generalEnkly. Sir
Saireutter, Hiroo 31 tinciniuseci, Libellous,
.ttlootstone, Sporting Life, Chere Anne. Nemesia. Voltrllr,
qt.,u of the Vak, Herter, Waterwitch, Mertes, Gibraltar
The Sage, Curlew, Flitch, Maggiore, Tientlt, Prophet!,
Loral if the Manor, t'aptain Fortibus, Gabrielle d'Estreea,
Pardalote. Guilder, Im Vapeur, Lava, 13aliette f, Hock
Scorpion, Pergus, anti l'amp. Mown are here.
PAW Fonrvir..- Thunderbolt, Cantine, Gallus, Wild-
man, sw....tsauoe, Volt Simon), 4uteirlian. Copernicus,
l'alaiseau, Will to' the Wisp, Predictor, (Joky,
is. Lady t I.re, Amy holier, (*Me. h0nt001....,
ntool...., Shipwreck, Will Wave, Winton, hurley, Punk-
lotr, Lvoidoo..l, and 471olfordere. •
,HOPEFUL STAKES, Lest half of Ab.M.
!inceptive, Queen Elizabeth, Chieftain's Daughter,
Xorullo, Inipenstrice, Deo to Horace, q. E. D., Peigeoir,
and knight el the ILdb are hen.
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I•I I) ok try.— A rinadide. Carroanoe, Walpole, Kill
FrAvolo Laspot, Weaker, Knight of St. Michael, Lord
Clyde, sad Pamela.
TWELFTH TRIENNIAL SITAK A.F.
Plumper, rape Flyaway, Nicholas, Intleibellai, and King
of ',Wove& are Isere.

PAID POUF EIT. - -SR Alban, Richborts, Sweet.auee,
Patupt,o, EL.-alloy de Moatfonl, Sabrewr, Juno, Penance,
Latitude c, I:ecowax f, ftecticis Boy, Ebooy, Alliogtoo,
Coo•cript, Winkle, and Nooptulocous.
t:avio Micittrl. *Amt.—PAID FORFLIT.—F]•
bocus, Barb Pigeon, sod INu.loe.

flrlint —Cada, Sws Hawthorn, lawrotioo,
MM,la Faye. C•1"41.• Dr. POW!. Hanky, Brown
Doc Rattlesnake, Bravo, Yale W 7. Rising Sun, Fan-
tams, Inesotive, Conadsnen David Aso, West, End, awl
Hurricane.

EXHIBITION OP SPORTING AND OTHER DOGS.
(rsis DAY.)

This morning the tinit canine exhibition ever
held on a large male in the metropolis, was opened at the
Holborn Dora, Repository, in the irk:Satre( Red Lion so mare
It cosopriers shout 2:4) animals, divided into 44 classes, in-
cluding sporting doge of all descriptions. spaniels, mastiffs,
bloodhounds, buildup, terriers and spaniels of
every variety, and a number of foreign bred dogs.
The programme of the exhibition includes awards of prizes
to the amount of 300 f., and moat of the awards have been
already made. The place it well adapted for such an
exhibition, being spacious and well ventilated, and the doge
are so conveniently placed that the connoisseur and the
public generally can have no difficulty in disowning their
peenliaritiei. The 1111411 fancy dogs are caged up; the larger
ones are for the part chained, 1111X1 as free ea
they appear harmless to the spectator. The bloodhounds,
in particular, were greatly admired, and a pair of
them were sold this morning for 150 guineas,
the Earl of Derby being the rumoured purchaser.
One of the asset dogs in the yard is a crow between a
Mont St. Bernard and • British bulldog. an animal of re-
markable intelligence and power. The collection of small
and young dogs is an exceedingly interesting one. The
prices dummied seem in most cases to the unlearned
in such matters, very high, some manifestly prohibitory ;
the owners fur 11116 reason or other not yids-
ing to sell even for amounts' ranging from 5001. to
2,000/. There WI" however, a ready sale at leery
handsome figures, and probably a large proportion
of the collection will be distributed among purchasers.
The exhibition will remain open till Friday. Should it
prove successful, which the number of visitors this morn-
ing raiders probable, the proprietor contemplates
renewing it in the new Agricultural-ball, now in
we've of erection for the cattle shows, at Islington.

SHARE L1575.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocE.
The railway share market shows increased heavi-
ness to-day. Most of the principal stocks have
given way. The fall in Midland amounts to If per
cent. ; iu Lancashire and Yorkshire to I ; and
in three or four other descriptions to
or per cent. London and North
Western stock is now quoted 91 to f ; Great
Western, 67} to 68; Midland, 1221 to 123 ; Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire, 1031 to 1 ; South &stern,
771 to 78 ; Eastern Counties, 52 to ; Cale-
donian, 102} to 1051 ; and Great Northern, 106
to 107.

Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather
flutter at 13-H; to 15-16 preen. Eaat Julia Rail-
way atuck and the Brazilian Railway aharea are ra-
ttier re offered.

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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA IJ

Two co'Cloct.
A further decline of nearly I per cent. has taken
place to-day in the funds, sales still predominating.
There is an unfavourable impression with regard to
the prospects of the revenue. English railway -locks
continue to decline, particularly Midland and Lan.
cashire and Yorkshire. Business in the Stock Ex-
change generally is limited.

The India Five per Cent. stock is quoted 1031 to
1, for the account, and the scrip 1031 to 1.
Consuls are officially marked 921, 93, and
922 for money, and 921 for the account. The pre-
sent quotations are 921 for money and 921 to /
for the 10th instant. The official business report
is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, xi, 91,
901 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 91, 901 ; Thirty
Years' Annuities, 1885, 151; Bank Stuck, 273;
India Stock, 2211, 223 ; ditto Five per Cent.
stock, 1031, 1 ; ditto, for account, 1031 ; ditto
Bonds, 13s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced "
rupee Paper, 961; Exchequer Bills, March, 3s.
prem. ; ditto, June, 94., 75., 6s. prem.
Mexican Bonds are weaker. The last transac-
tions recorded are at 26g. Turkish Bonds are un-
altered, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 851 to 86,
and that of 1836, 691 to 70. Other foreign stocks are
quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian
Old Five per Cents., 991, ex div. ; Bel-
gian Your-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 99 (exchange
25fr.) ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 98,
ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents., 701 (exchange,
23fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., 27; ditto for
account, 261, 27, 261 ; Peruvian Three per
Cents., for account, 82, ex div. ; Russian
Three per Cents., 1859, 611; the Spanish Com-
mittee's Certificates, 51, 6 ; Turkish Six per
Cents., 1854, for account, 86, 851; ditto, Six
per Cents., 1858, fur account, 70, 601 ; ditto,
1001. Bonds, 72 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for
account, 201.
In the discount market yesterday the demand was
very active, it being the last day of the financial quar-
ter ; but as the terms for the best bills iu the open
market are still per cent, below those of the
Bankof England, the applications to that establish-
ment were upon a limited scale.

The October dividends will not be payable at the
Bank of England until Monday, the 14th.
About 30,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank
yesterday.
A very large arrival of specie was announced yes-
terday, the Tasmanian, from the West Indies,
having brought 597,5001. in silver, and 39,0001. in
gold ; the Oneida, from Brazil, has reached Lisbon
with 120,0001.
The Asia, for New York, which left on Saturday,
took 12,8001. in specie.
Owing to the continued drain of gold from the
Bank of France, some of the private letters from
Paris express doubts whether the recent advance in
the charge at that establishment to 5i per cent.
will suffice. The question as to whether, in the
event of the ruovenieut continuing, the rate will be
carried to IS per cent., or gold will be purchased by
the Bank in foreign markets, is being freely dis-
cussed in financial circles at Paris.

The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was com-
paratively quiet, the sales being limited to 8,000
bales, butthe late important rise was sustained.
Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Co. have received a
telegram from Malta announcing the very impor-
tant fact of the successful completion of the subma-
rine telegraph line from Malta to Alexandria.
The whole length of this line is 1,400 miles,
having intermediate stations at Tripoli and Ben-
ghazi. Arrangements are now nearly completed
for working this line, and it is expected it will be
open to the public by the end of October, when
communication with India will be expedited
thirteen days.
The Turkish bondholders of 1858 will be glad to
learn that the assurances contained in the commu-
nication of the Turkish Minister for Foreign
Affairs, under date of the Ist May last, are appa-
rently being carried out. An account has been
opened at the Bank of England, and 42,0001. is now
at the credit towards the sinking fund and divi-
dend due the Ist March next.
The address to Earl Russell on Mexican matters
was yesterday, i u his lordship's absence, placed in the
bands of Mr. Layard, Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, who will a once forward it to him.
It has been numerously and influentially signed in
London, Liverpool, and Manchester.
The subjoined memorandum is from the com-
mittee of Mexican bondholders :

The committee of Mexican bondholders have received
advioes from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mexico, 29th ult., and
from Messrs. Virja Brothers, dated Vera Cm, the Ist
inst. The latter send 30,000 dole. by this packet for the
dividend fund at the Bank of Englund. Nothing of parti-
cular interest to the bondholders had occurred since Mr.
Whitehead's letter of tho alth July. The government
tried to raise 400,000 do's. per month on .he security of the
entire proceeds of the maim houses of both coasts, but
failed in doing so. It then imposed a contribution
of one per cent. on capital, which British reeidents
were advised to pay under pmtest. Diaz had been
tried sr AD accomplcie in Miromon's robbery at
the British legation, and had been acquitted. Congress,
which adjourred on the 31st July, was expected to meet
again in extraordinary session on the 30th ult. for the con-
sideration of grave subjects in connection with foreign rela-
tions, military movements, &c. A diacussiou is going on in
the papers about the establishment of a dictatorship. Ac-
cording to the usual routine in Mexico it was thought that
the time for this change had about come. General Gon-
zales Ortega had defeated Marques on the 13th ult., about
20 leagues from Mexico, in the direction of Toluca, and had
taken the oaths as Judge of the Supreme Court of Justice,
in which capacity he is Vice.Preeldent of Mexico.
The Peruvian agents have published the numbers
of Anglo-Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent.
Bonds, to the amount of 158,200/., which have
been purchased and cancelled this month under
the redemption fund. The sum applicable to
the purpose was 138,2531. for the six months. The
government is now obliged to pay nearly par.
The Queensland Cotton Company (Limited) is an-
nounced. The capabilities of Queendand for the
successful growth of cotton of very tine quality
are Tnerally admitted, having been proved, in
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