The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-20 00:00:00

(Stamped, id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

SPOETING INTELLIGENCE.

WARWICK SPRING RACES.-TUEBDAY.

A B,IIIII.IITACts of 2U ems. each, h ft, for 2-yr-olds •
colt, 84 71b ; fillies, fist 31b ; with allowances. Titres;
furlongs. (4 subs.)
Lord titaraforil's ord; by Ethelbert. bat 31b.. (A. Mwanasi
&IWO over.
_ _ _ _ _ _

Tin Taut, STAKE.; of lOsovs. each, with rio move. added ;
weights for age ; winners extra ; with maiden allowances.
The Mile Course. (1 I subs.)
. .

Mr. Ale:aadars Thunderbolt, by Stockwell, 4 yrs. Sat Slb
IL Sharpe 1
Mr. Penton 's Athemtone. 8 yrs, 7st brew'
Mr. Sutton's The gap. 4 yrs, est Sib
Captain Christie's Lady blifden, 3 yrs ... (IL Orlinshaw) 4
Baron Niviere's l'elabeu, 3 yea. fist 11Th ironer( ti
Mr. Shelly's Lifeboat, 6 yrs, Oat 41b IL. Snowdon) 6
Lord Strathmore's Cage, 3 yrs, 74 4. Covey) 7
Mr. Copperthwalte's Thlllght, Od 211,
THE RACING STAKES of II soya. each, with 26 added, for
2-yr-olds and upwards; with selling allowances. Flee fur-
longs.
(I subs.)
Mr. Brown's Mermaid, by Weethcrlnt, 3 yrs (Vt.), 754 Mb
(W. Bottom; I
Mr. (toddies's f by Windiscbgratt—Marietta, 2 yes
eat (111. French) 2
rs Mr. Lincoln's Duplicity, 3 y 'FAIL), 7st Mb
Mr. Richardson's Plakepol, 2ym (BOLL 64 11.01 b iMidgeksy) 4
Baron de liiriere's Grenadii r, 3 yrs (Mg.), 7st alb Spooner) 0
Capt. Christle's Melon, 3 yes lab 7at tilatirtnithao) 0
Mr. Byrn's f by Loop.Oarou—Yans, 3 yrs ,504.', 7st nlb
Taylor' 0
THE WILLOW:NET Hammitt. of 15 goes. each, 10 ft, and
sif declared. Winners extra. To be ridden by.geutlemen;
junkie', Gibs extra. Two miles. (20 subs., 1.1 of whom
paid 5 son. each.)
C:aptela LUIS, Pitman, by the Knight of Avenel. 4 nu
lost Sib (Mr. Edwards) 1
Lord etrathmons's Woreester, aged, Itiat • 2lb
Sir R. De Rum (Mr. V/ Bern* 2
Rumba's Sutherland, 4 yrs, list .(21r. Wood) 3
Tee STAND HANDICAP Of 5 soya. each, with 25 added; for
three-yr-olds and upwards. One mile. (9 subs.)
Mr. Barber's Prince of Orange by Van Tromp, aged, 7st 6Th
IL Taylor) 1
Captain Christie's Quern See. 4 yrs, 7stl3lb (Illirisoshaw) 2
Mr. Harrison's Apollo, 4 yrs, Sit NI( (J. Beeves) 3
Mr. J. Clarke's Sherburne, 4 yrs.rptst (J Snowdon) 4
A HANDICAP PLATE of 50 soya. fur all ages. Winners
extra. T. Y.C. (23 subs.)
Mr. Copperthwalte's Twilight by Mountain Deer, 5"
Od 41b •rustanoe) I
Mr. Angell's Tyrant, 4 yea, Sit Mb ,ear SID es:) ...Awry)
Mr. U. Ward* Woman in Red, 4 yrs, 7st Illb (Lambourne)
Mr. Sander's Bradfield (late Pedlar!, 4 yrs, Tat 71b
,Charltent 4
Mr. Mytton's Tallow Girl, 4 yrs, 7st illb (soder) 6
Lord Westmorland's Confidence, 8 yes, 74.........Mitige1ey)

Tlii Fabilliiii'na'rE of 50 son., with 10 sore. to the
monad hone ; for buntcrs ; weights for age ; thorough
bred horses to carry 7lb eatru. Two wiles.
Mr. W. Cattell's Is c by Tadmor—Kate Mtwara, I yrs,
lOst sib (Mr. bawcutt) 1
Mr. Rich's Mayfly, 3 yrs, lost olb ,Mr. Rich) 2
Mr. Cowper's hg by Windhound, 6 yr*, lbsi Mb.. (Owner, 3
Mr. Knight's Maid of Loam, 6 yrs, 12st 31b (Mr. itose; 0
Mr. Botching inglassts Maybard, yrs, WA slb
(Mr. Gibson) 0
Mr. W. Cooper's Clattageoll, aged. 12st ... (Mr. Orlan) 0
LATEST BEITINO ON THE 1116USSE.
THE CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP.
10 to 1 apt East Sheen (t)
14 to 1 First Lord (t)
100 to 6 Thunderbolt (t)
7to 1 First Lord and Thunderbolt
(coupled)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STARES.
6 to 1 apt Klarikoff (t)
7to 1 Diophantas (t Bto 1)
Bto 1 Kettledrum (t)
9 to 1 Sweet Hawthorn (0)
100 to 8 Rossley (off)
100 to 7 Matador (t freely)
:10 to 1 Walloon (t)
THE DERBY.
9 to 2 apt Dundee (off)
110 to 1 Matador (t)

To-afoi

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Tin GRAND ANNUAL 8
sove. trek It ft, ead 5 if
second to mese his stake. 1
(57 nibs)
et lb
Miaow
Old Be Roe
Jealousy
Bridegroom ll
Jerusalem ........ 11 •
Brunette .......

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712PLICSAIII (Handicap) of
*clued, with 'Wadded: the
'inners attn. Four miles.

et lb
Dnnboyne
. _ 9 II
_ _

Cock-a:doodltdoo
Corset
Ton Moody
Boa to WO MAN
Mona
(Mlle&
Westminster
E11.1)-11
Manakin
Premier
Tearless
Cockatoo
Morgan Sailor
Tattler
Swoep
Harry
fibylock
Milk&
Penarth
Homburg 1
liantani
Bottorff's
The l'uknowa
Margery Daw
Bannockbora
The Pottier

1 0
ir.kadirnith ........ ...... I 14
Thesaastown 1 10
Jaen du 411461111 1 6
Audi 1 4
iLISIWing 1 4
Cosmollte 1 3
fairy Ulnt 1 2
The Emperor 1 0
T0mb1er.......
Romeo .......
111111 grew l3
Franc Pleura .. ......
Chester lt
Gibraltar l2
Fresh/am ll
11 11
11
11
The Ceded lO
higamar 10
Tam Were.. lll
Illad. rel&ii,r
sa Imo 71ba es;
Mr S
9
A HURDLE Plan (HaDdicap) of 5 DOTS. seeb, with 30
added. Winners extra. The second to ear. his stake.
Two miles. (.17 sate.)
Air
et lb I
AM,
Master Bigot ag •
11 7 Comet a
a 1
Jealousy
The Dane
Netherland 4 1 1I Broadbrtas 6
Paelolus 6 1 Fenulale •
lumen • I Harry 6
Timandra ...... ... 6 1 Ca.herla•
Hewlett* a 1 Bernd. n
Chester
a Gitika •
Viten 6 1 Dantean
a 1 Wei
CDiaman•LConductorConductorl r
6 1 Maers 4
lisethera 6 1 Deception C
BR Mark • 1 Waterford 4
Norma 6 1 Redoes a
The TIMM, a 1 Margery Dow 6
Oaks& 6
a 1 Bannockburn
Joking
Tar HORT litritarucluss Cur, value 100 sore., h 7 sub-
scription al 10 sore. each, or hunters lilt 71b. Winners
extra. deutlemen riders. About three miles. To close
on Monday.
A STILIPLICIIARE HANDICAP of 5 sore., 2 ft, with 50
added. Two miles. To elms on Monday.
A finkrico STACK of S soya. each, with 25 added. Ms
furlongs. To close on Wednesday.
A SCUM! HANDICAP of 10 soya each, li ft. Gentlemen
riders • professionals 71b extra. Three quarter of a mils.
To eloiii on Wednesday.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER. —TUMIDAY.
GREAT WARWICKSHIRE HANDICAP.
9 to 1 eget The Aldermen (t)
sto 1 Rupee
sto 1 Mourevieff (t)
6 to 1 Calpe (t)
CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP.
9 to 1 apt Emit Sheen (t)
13 to 1 First Lord (t)
15 to 1 Industrious (t)
25 to 1 Beabow
NORTHAMPTONSHIRL STAKES.
10 to 1 Eget Horror (t)
13 to 1 The R)
14 to 1 Man-at t.-Ar (tnas (t)
20 to 1 Kinn of Kent (t)
Nothing done on any Wier nee.

HEALTH OF LONDON. —The weekly return issued
by the Recistrar.General states that the deaths registered
in Loudon in the week that ended on Saturday were 1,226,
which is about • hundred less than they were in the cot,
reswnding week of February, and seven hundred less than
in that of January, when the weather hal been singularly
cold. The average number of deaths obtained from returns
of correspoodieg weeks in ten years 1851451, and corrected
for increase of population, is 1,427 ; and, therefore, the
deaths retureed for last week are leas than the milculated
number by 201. The births of last week exceeded the deaths
of the same period by 734. In the zymotic class of diseases
whooping-cough alone exhibits • rather high mortality. In
the last seven weeks the deaths from it have fluctuated be-
tween 91 and 77. Last week tho number was 80, all of
which, except 14, occurred to children who had not com-
pleted the third year of life. Ten children died of it in the
district of Pancras. Of 20 deaths from measles so many as
6 occurred in Kentish-town. There were 27 from medians',
12 from diphtheria, 16 from croup, 6 from syphilis. Cancer
was fatal in 24 cases. Phthisis, or consumption, earned off
166 persons, the corrected average being almost the same.
Bronchitis and pneumonia both exhibit results very con-
siderably below their respective averages ; and • similar
observation applies to asthma. It seems& reasonable sup-
position that the cold weather hastened the deaths of many
persons subject to these complaints or predisposed to them,
whose lives in • season not unusually severe would have
been extended for weeks or months, and that to this cir-
cumstance the present decrease of the mortality should be
attributed. Two infanta were murdered. Three children
were burnt or suffocated by their houses taking ere. A boy,
aged 2 year., was scalded by inhaling steam from a kettle.
Another, aged 4 mouths, was poisoned by an overdose of
Oodfrey's cordial. A boy and • man is sailor) died of
savvy. Three young children of eintems. Loot week the
births of 996 boys end 964 girls, in all 1,960 children, Were
II registered in London. In the ten corresponding weeks of
the years 186180 the average number was 1,788.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY MARCH 19. APPotiMal4l9.
Muter J. &die, to the Vsstory.
Surgeons J. Cuckiu, to the Emerald ; and W. Loney, to
the Cumberland.
Clerk W. H. Bowen, to the Marlborough.

WOH, hlancn
During the present week theOLWIC royal standardl9. hiss
been hoisted " half-mast" front the Ingrid flog-ship; and
the ensigns of the Vivid, Black Eale, and other ships in
harbour have Busted in similar position, in consequence of
the decease of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent.

PORTSMOUTH, Mallen 19
A private letter received from Hong Kong states
that the Mauritius left on the Bth of January, and the
Cambrian on the 9th, for India, with invalid& The Fury
was to leave if possible on the 14th. There were the Adven.
ture, Highflyer, and Roebuck still to go, and the steam-
transports Kheraonese Adelaide, and Powerful. The
anchorage at Hope Sound her been given up, owing to the
ships dragging . their anchorsin a gale of wind.
Two commissariat junks dragged their anchors, ran
across the bows of the Janus, and drove her
ashore, where the remained. She could not be got
off, and bad therefore been housed in. The Odin, 4itis.
dove, and Renard were the only vesselsat Hong Kong.
The Furious, Clown, and Watchful were in the Ou of
Pecheli. The admiral had left in the Chesapeake, with the
Vulcan, for Nagasaki, and the Coromandel, Havoc, Ban-
terer, Bouncer, and Atalante for Shanghai. The troops
were getting away as fast as they could, the 44th P went
being stationed at Hong Kong for the prompt. The lkaieer
left for tipithead on the 14th of January.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TROOPS AT AND
PEON LtvEaroot.—Yesterday 83 men, 1 officer, 11 wotneb,
and 3 infanta of the Royal El3gineers, arrived in Liverpool
and embarked as baud the ship Windsor, for Dublin.
Yestenlay, also, 60 men of the same corps arrived in Liver-
pool in the ship Windsor, and after they had disembarked
they proceeded to Chatham, at route for Corfu.