The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-15 00:00:00

NAVAL.

ADVIRALI Y, M ARCH 11. —APPOUMI lINT.—To Volage :
Second Mot. r J.n.n
DILYONPORT, htmicit 12. —The Albion, 00, haut•d off
from t►e dockyard on Mon. ay, end is nearly complete in hsr
Herring, sad ready for '4e pendant. The Sap rb, fiO, E
Partied, es,ptain, is ord. red from Cork to this port to be fitted
for foreign smite.

11111 MIMI or WI BENCH AND
COIMON PLIAS. —lrsiSseday the noverrment hill was
printed laird the learise of the Chief Justice of the Queen's
Bench at 8,01101., end that of the chief of the Common Pleas
at 7,0001. Lord D• 111111111, when be wee appalatrd, at once
scowled Is Wks MOW.. iartead of 10,0004, the Axed salary.

DMILIN, MARCH 14.
The queetien of abolishing the Irish viceroyalty is
slimming an aspect of more pressing importance on
this ride of the channel, end receives an amount of
consideration propordonately more serious and ear-
nest. Hitherto, the probability of the intended
measure was dimmed with almost total indifference,
but now it seems something more than a probability,
tber• is no denying that it creates a considerable de-
gree of appreheneion among a large portion of the
community. Almost all the Irish journal., have
spoke" out upon it, and, with scarcely an ex-
ception, have protestrd sophist it. In the Free-
mar :s ',tonal it is denounced as the boldest
s'ep yet taken in carrying out the centralising
policy of England, and it is in this light that it is
most likely to be viewed by the great bulk of the
population in this country.
The new convict prison outside Dublin was yes-
terday declared ready for the reception of inmate..
It is Intended for a general convict oepot for Ireland,
and will be 000ductt d chiefly on the plan of the Model
Prison at Pentonville.'

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S-TimmAy.

The very limited amount of bagasse transacted yesterday
themes renden it unmoor/my to Sloe mom than the dosing
prtoes :
WARWICK HANDICAP.
3 to 1 apt Lord J. itrott's Defaulter
4to I Mr. Meeson's Den
4to I Mr. Irmtn's Ballinafed
6to I Mr. losoon's Krlesbee
NORTHAMPTONBHIRE SPARES,
6 to I apt Nr.11.11400'4 Houton (t. to 1001.)
13 to 2 Mr. 11.1111 I's Osterley
9to 1 Dyke of Ikelford's Matiratta
II to 1 lord Renown's Belem (t)
34 tot J. Hawley 's (t)
20 to 1 Mr. !spumes Chantrey
METROPOLITA's HANDICAP.
to 1 apt Mr. Gratekke's Cheerful (t I to 2)
CHESTER CUP.
40 to 1 apt Mr. Jaques's Change,
2,100 to 20 Contain Lowther's Tarn WadEn (t)
2,030 to 23 Mr. Lawson's Keirshea (t)
10,000 to 30 Mr. gamine's tit. George (t)
DEBAIT.
6to 1 opt Duke of Richmond's Ghillie Callan
7to I Mr. W. Edwards ad Doilimbrote (t to 1001., and
aft off)
11 to I Lord Polintrat's Mayors (t to 1001.)
23 to I Mr. J. r'ood's Cyprus
30 to 1 Lord H. Lesmos's William the Conqueror
2,000 to :3 Doke of Bedford's John o'Groat (t)

DONCASTER SPRING MEETING—TnumsnAT.
B•NDICAT (SURMA Rice) of 5 move. each, and 30
added, the serondtnstefthis brake. Two ogles 12 sub.

Mr. Lister', Whartdale Maid, wed, Mat 81b (Priaby) I
Mr. Gardner's Little Queen, 4 Yrs. But 31b (0. Arran I
Captain Iteynerd's Jack in-the-Corarr, A yrs, lOot ..(Marwen 3
he fellowier also ran :—Mr. Perceval's Duarhurch,
aged, lO.t 6lb (Fros ) ; Mr. aaaaaa ve's ad Chin.. Print,
aged. 10n 21b (Brooke); Mr. J. R. Scott's Good 01,1,6 yn,
9d131b (Clark); and Mr Foster's Fanny, aged get (Smith.)
7 to 4 agar Lit le Queen, 3 to 1 ogst Wherfdale Maid, 4 to I
apt Jam' in-the-Canner, and G to I apt Dunchurch. Fanny
made the running beyond the stand and then bolted ;
Wlaarfdale Maid took the lead, was fter headed,
and won by half a neck. Run in 4 min. 38 WA
GLAND STAND STANZA of 6 sow. each, and 30 added, for
fat; three. Oat, &c. Red Howe in. (7 subs.)
Mr. Dawson ad Mark Tapley, 3 yrs
Mr. Ilesesitlato. Timothy, 3 yrs (Lonsataff ) 2
Mr. Barker's Tordatillas, 3 yrs (Teraplentan) 3
The Laaw'aa also started: Mr. A. Shsphara's Emma, 3
yn (Owner); Mr. 0. Bartoa's Lanai as, 3 yes (W. Oates);
and Mr. Jameson's Tower, 3 yrs (Dean)
()RAND NATIONAL STNIIPLECNASII HANDICAP Of 15 errs.
each, 10 ft, &c., with 100 added, the second to save his stake.
About 3t miles. (13 subs, 4of whom declared.)
Mr. Skipwurth's Rachel, aged, 10st 4lb
Mr. Ilareall's Lucy Neale, aped, 10st 121 b
Mr. E. Thorpe ad Young Lottery, aged, 9st 61b Butler 3
Mr. Smith's Pestling, 9st (G. Minimum 4
Mr. Cs
Quadruped, aged. 10st 21b . (0. Area) 0
11-ttiag : 7 to 4 apt Rachel, 2 to I apt Lucy N. ale, 6 to
I eget Youag Lottery, and Bto 1 apt Pestling. Rachel
lay an frost throe hoar, and won a fins race by a short neck.
Ras in 9 min. 1 sec
MUNICIPAL STANG of 5 son. each and 30 idled, the
second to save his stake, Re. St Ltger Course. (4 gabs.)
Mr. J. Coadron's Pee•ant434l, 4 yrs (Margam) 1
Mr. Matter's Theory, 4 yrs =I 2
Mr. Millwood's Lotions. 3 7n( 3
Mr. Plandey's Baty Iron &am II yrs ....... 4

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, MO.