The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-19 00:00:00

BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.)

2.30 P.N.
There was a large muster to-day, and a °Con-
siderable amount of business done. Blue Gown had a
greatly improrrd appearance for the Cesarewitch,
IVO to lOU being takou and wanted. Ilium and
Friponnier were again backed for good money, and
Illueskin and Booming maintained their positions. For
the Cambridgeshire, Eastley was in better demand, while
Green Sleeve had as yesterday an upward tendency.
Actor* was also in considerable demand. No other change
of importance.
GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY HANDICAP.
bto 1 agat Bounceaway (off, 6to 1 t and sr)
CESA HEW ITCH.
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'8 to I eget Blue Gown (off. 9to 1 t and w)
100 to 8 Ilium (off, 100 to 7 t freely)
100 to 7 Priponnier (t and off)
100 to 7 Blueskin (off)
15 to 1 13eeswing (off)
2,:/00to 100 Suffolk (t)
30 to 1 Gondolier (off)
1000 to :at Mercury (t)
1000 to 20 Kingsland (t)
1000 to 110 Spy (off)
40 to I Cecil (elf)
1000 to 20 Eastley (t)
1000 to 20 Pictro (off)
1000 to 20 Head Centre (off, t 1000 to I.')
HA* to 20 Ih:dear (t and off)
1000 to 20 King Victor (off)
1000 to 15 'rynedale (off, 1000 to 10 t
1000 to 15 Our Mary Ann (off)
1000 to 15 I)alby (t)
1000 to 10 Kidderminster (t and off'
1000 to 10 Herald (off)
1000 to 10 Birdseeker (of)
1000 to 10 See Saw (off)
1000 to 6 Minster Bell (off)
1000 to 6 East Laneaslure (uff)
9500 to 100 Hermit, with a start
CAMBRIIX;&SHIRE.
1000 to 70 agst EtiAley (t)
000 to 80 Green Sleeve (off)
25 to 1 Warrington (t)
26 to 1 Lady Coventry (t and off)
1000 to 30 Acta.* (t)
1000 to 30 Wolsey off)
40 to 1 Blue Gown (off)
50 to 1 Our Mary Ann (off)
50 to 1 Satyr (off)
!WO to 10 The Palmer (off)

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SPORTING NOTES.

Tula FRENCH CF-.4AitzwlTcri.—Belrs Life says
" The Omaha% or French Cosarewiteh, will this year
be comprised in the card for the opening day of the Paris
Autumn Meeting instead of the second, day as hitherto.
The race has been before the public longer than any other
(Minium that we can recollect, books having com-
menced on it as early as June. Attention has
been turned to England in search of the likely
one, and since Fidelia's victory at Nottingham
she has been as good a favourite as anything
for money, whilst Lady Heuriette's runaway affair at
Stockton made Fobert look dangerous for additional
honours from France. It has been, to say the least of it,
a most open race, and as several fresh candidates for
favour have been coming into the market during the last
few days, there is every possibility that it will sustain this
character up to the time of starting." In the 6'portrourn
selection is made in favour of Alabama, or Navarette, the
writer adding that he thinks Lady Henriette will run into
a place.
'lnc SCRATPITINO OF THY EARL—In accordance with
Mr. Padwick's request (says the .Held), a court of inquiry
of the Jockey Club will be held at Newmarket next week
to investigate the circumstances relative to the scratching
of The Earl for the Derby and St. Leger.
THE I/OWING CHAYPIONSIMP.—Now that all the
difficulties which have obstructed the satisfactory settle-
ment of this match have at length been smoothed away,
both men are awakening to the necessity of an active
course of training. The Tyneside man (ltandford),
we (Mrs J.oi) understand, gives every satisfaction
to his backers, while Kelley is doing good work, evi-
dently with the determination of leaving no stone un-
turned to maintain the title he has so long held against
all comers. With both men tit and well at the post we
may hope for an reciting struggle, and we trust to have
to record a fair and honest race, free from all the squab-
bles and wrangles which have of late combined to bring
prefessioual rowing into such disrepute.
PROPOSED CHAMPIONSHIP IN Fonts.— Acconling to
liars Life there is every probability of another match
between two rare north country crews, the winner of
which (as the south countrymen have taken no steps in
the matter) will probably accept the offer of the Ward
Brothers to row for the efTnpionship of the world.

THE LATE WEIMLING MA'TCH BETWEEN ORAHATI AND
friends of Graham, considering that they
were not fairly dealt with by the Liverpudlians, will enter
into fresh arrangements to wrestle the best of live falls,
Cumterland and Westmoreland style, for 100/. a side,
Graham allowing Irving ltd. for expensisi to wrestle in
London; to take place in six weeks from signing
articles.

SHIFTING IIITELLIOLVOIL-ITIIIB .D .1E)

(By =amLrz.)

LoN nos, Kept. 19. -Wind at noon S.S.E., moderate ',r sme. and
cloudy.
(.it %vases o, Sept IP.—Arrived: Merle, from Driminiesi.
11./Vill A lIP IVN, Sept. : 11'estpluelni .ase.), and left for
New York.
Suable' a, It. l7.—Sailed: Maggie, fur St. John's, New-
foundland.
'ISDN, Sept. 17. —Sailed : Caroline, for Demerara.
HOLTURAD. Sept. 18.—Arrived City of Liverpool, from Bom-
bay, for Liverpool.
Dear, Sept. lb.—Arrived : Habana, from the West; Economy,
the Wert; Ver, the West; all three for the North.
I.avaarove, Sept. : Princes« Sentries:, for Calcutta;
Waverley, New Orleans; China, St. John, N. 8.; Ellen, ;
Magdalene Johanna, Venice.
Mutt, Sept. : Charlotte, for Philadelphia.
Oravrarso, Sept. 19.—Arrived: Dumphaile Castle, from
Madras' Dolphin (ea.) Antwerp; Germania (a., Hamburg:
Taurus (ss.) Tenpin( ; Eider (a.) 'running ; City of Norwich (a.),
Tanning; Tonning,Tonning; Reddies, Taming; Marshland la;
Konigsberg; celar, Cron/Mutt; Crewcut, Frederielodiudt
Catherine, Arehangel ; Rt. I.ammrsee, Montreal; Neither (a.)
Boulogne; Hdlein Harlingen.
DEAL, Sept. l9.—Arrived: Sea Belle, from Chins; Julia,
Bavannah. Anived from the river and sail. Arichart, far
Roston.
FAUNA:Tn. Rept. 15.—Sailed (its of Rio Janeiro (as.) for
Brazils. and Brett Mate.
Ore FALINIUTIO, Sept. 19.--Arrived Lincolnahhe, from Mel-
bourne.
Orr PENZAN, r Sept. 19.—Arrived : Glenfollorb, from
Colombo; Whirlwind, from Bombay for Havre ; Northern Queen,
from New York fur Antwerp.
Loe uu FoeLS, Sept. la.—Arrived: Java 'as.), from .New
York.
LIVILZPOOL, Sept. IR.—Arrived : Weatherfield, from Bowler;
Tiber (ss., Trieste ; Heedful, Fumanti ; 19. Peep n' Day, Africa ;
Conal a net, Nant I s.