The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-22 00:00:00

coming eveets. The fluctuations in the price entreat
were alone sufficient to sustain the curiosity of the betting
fraternity, and to prevent the doings at Newmarket from
(ee"ming tedione. Indeed, the %sown were as much in-
terested in " watching the market" as they were in viewing
the racing, and although the supply of sport was some-
what Reality, yet the time did not hang heavy on their hands.
The ample list of quotations which were appended to our
report of the racing each day will have rendered the
reader familiar with the most significant incidents of •,pecu-
tattoo, and we shall therefore merely recapitulate the causes
which have produced such important effects oe the "Turf
Change." thi 31ouslay, Matador was -till further "de-
praved" for the Two 'Thousend. the running of Carbineer
strengthening the hostility of his opponents. 14 to 1 was
laid apiast him, and this price wan obtAinablo about him
throughout the week, without difficulty. The joust ire-
pertain performance, and the one which matured the
vested effect on the Derby bettiog, was the running of
Mamas, who defeated Insult easily for the Sale Stakes, at
a difference of olds, only in their respective weights,
where= at Northampton haus had given him 1211.
aid a beating. The unexpected achievement of Mr. T.
Parr's home caused him to be advanced from 50 to 1 to
2.1 to lin the Derby betting. Indeed, for "money," he
was daring the week unquestionably second favourite. The
meccas of Mr. Meny's horses strengthened the position of
Sweet Hawthorn for the Two Thousand, and Dundee for
the Derby. After Doefoot's running on the Thunday,
Kettledrum beat a slight retreat fur the Two Tnoitsanal, re-
ceding from 15 to '2 toy to 1. The subjoined will show the
thanes which marked speculation during the week :
TWO THOUSAND.
Caret llawthern, M .6 to 1 iOl : Tuesday, 6to 1 'off):
Wednesday, 6 to I 'of, ,11 to 2 ; Friday. 11
142 elf.

414. n ,7to I : Tam. Bto 1 0111; Wed.. 0 4., 1 (..14
Thus., to 1 ~.IT, II le 2 OW).
Kettledrums. MOIL. 10 to 1 (it ; if to 2 off . Wed., IS
to t : Thur... 9 to 1 dr); Tri..ll to 1.
Overton. Mats- II to 1 1. ; Tara. 11 04. 1 ft.; Wed., 12 to 1 'off':
nun to 1 Vet, *to 1 .14.
1.4.9140atua, Man., 12 la 1 (1); Tar, 10 to 1 off . Thum, 14
to 1 off ; Frt. It to 1 d,.
7<rlithh•ar. Thom. 14 lo l (t) : M, 100 to 8 t .
Matador. Mon.. 1400 1.t): Tue.. 15 to llt . Wed.. 100 to
0•t : Then_ lou 107 Frl.,_looto 7 t.
RuL'lrt. Mom. 80 to 1 (2) Tues., 100 to 4 ,047 , Wed., 14 to
1 t . Thurs., 10) to M.
Preeeptres4, Tors.. 100 toll ;t) Wed.,1.100 to C t Frt , 100 to
7 off
Jatout, Moo., 30 to I CC
Porodte, Toe.. 1.100 to 10.t'.
Toderaraduata. Tuna. 1000 to 10 rt.
nKnight of ot. Patrick, Tama, 1000 to 8 ; Wed., 25 to 1
en, 4* to I 't
Yaboat al the Thiel* wed. b ie 1 (C.
°ardour,. We.l 33 to 1 .al).
atrusalire. Thurs.. ri to 1 (t).
Coperako4. Erl.. 1000 to 80 A).
Wawa, Fri., 00 to 1 ordt.

THE LOSDL+W>ROCI,R PLAT'
April 17 (watches einspied), ;
extra. Red House in.

'r of 50 1,0111. ; winners after
; twice, or 100 son., 10Ib

Age tlb
Polyolbion
Knuckle Boater
Will Scarlet
Jim
scrubbing Brush
Marry!)
t by Blight—lady
Mary
Nohy
Noire Peirce 1 0
Lopcatcher it 0
Miss Dunatable lt 0
Erica
gapparres
Johnny Bright $ $

Age at
Masterdom
Comosimaite
Atockoirs 4 7 110
Crewed 4 7 1°
Anido 4 7
Cimaral Roo - 4 7 111
Vim
Mal 4 of the 1114
The 31onk
Waterford, 4 7
fdloodby
Midas • 4 7
Inottalra4 3 613
Corms • 4 •12
Tidlivrlaks 4 6 9
The Lou 4 6 9
RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS.

thuur NZiiiei.;.--o;d7l27rySit3tici;t: limed tram
Ring's•eross station, Peterborough, and Nottingham to
licniesater on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, will be
available for return up to and including Thursday.

CR ICE ET. —BLAi 'EH F.ATH MO N T PCLI IR CLUE.
This club commenced the season on Saturday but by play-
ing a match among the members, after which a meeting wad
held, and the following gentlemen were elected officers foe
the ensuing year:—Wm. Angerstein, Fig M.P., Prod-
dent; Wm. H. Payne, Esq., Vice-Precedent• S. Cart-
wright, EN., Captain ; J. Selous, Esq., 'rreantrer ;
H. K. S. Wrigglesworth, Esq., Hon. Secretary. There were
13 gentlemen propmed and elected members. The President
has liberally aided the funds with a contribution of 51. The
club is altopther in a very flourishing condition.

THE DERBY.
Dundee, Mon. 4to I (or ; Tow, 7to 2 : Wed.. 7PO (447):
Thurs.. 7 to 2 t . Fri., 7 to :Lat.
Ng ben, Mon., 21.1 to 1 (t): Wed 1000 to 33 t .
Nrichhour, 110 n., V to 1 A).
KettsArnm. Mon ft to 1 ,a 1) ; Taos., to 1 3',
I Sctstor, Tuna.. to 1 (C.
King of Kt id. Moo., 33 1. 1 ).
Neighbour. Tues., 30 to 1 Aar.
Robin llowt, Sim, 40 au I (I); rum, 40 to 1 (t; ; Wetl., 1000 to
t .
Slata.lor. Mon., 50 to 1 (t) Tosa.4o to 1
Klidouall• Moo.. 6010 I (A: Tam, 20 to 1 for ; Wed., 20 to 1;
Thera, Hu to &
Street Hawthorn, Thum. 20 to 1
Janos, Mon., 1001.1 'l' : Wed., 1000 to 10 'off.
Knight of At. Patrick, Wed., 1005 to 10 (olf.
F.4kestoue. Wed., 1000 to 5 (or.
atnaraler, Thom, 10,0 tole ;0.
The brake, Thum, 1000 to 15 (t).
lamas, Than., 1000 to IS (t).
Tborrnanby, the last yeses Derby winner, reappeared,
and seemed quite as fresh as • two-year-old, while an op-
p..rtunity was afforded of obtaining • peep at The Wizard,
soother celebrity of the pod reason. Both these hones
seemed in excellent condition, and the probability of •
match being nude between them for the First Spring
31eeting bee excited speculation to the utmost. Should the
match be made it will doubtless take place over the Rowley
Mile, and the weights will be Bet 71b each. The event
would he auticipsted with much eagerness and curiosity, and
it le no exaggerated statement which avers that the encoun•
ter would create an excitement parallel with that which was
occasioned by the meeting of Flying Dutchman and Volta.
geur, of Hatubletonian and Diamond, of Filio da ruts and
Sir Joshua.
The principal aristocratic patrons of the turf attended in
large number,' at Newmarket during the week, the import-
ant meeting of the Jockey Club, which was convened for
Wednesday, being wms their main inducement to visit
the tows. The Duke of Beaufort, evidently quite reco-
vered from hie severe iodistion, was on the heath
each day—a circumstance which gave much rrietification
to all classes of turners, with whom the duke is very
popular. Some of the notices on the paper for Wedneedity
night were summarily disposed of. Lord Derby was only
partially successful in his endeavour to place the relations
between the jockeys and their employers on • more equi-
table tooting, and Lord Glasgow failed entirely to errly his
resolution respecting the publication of notices. Lord
Coventry was appointed steward of the Jockey Club on the
motion of the Duke of Beaufort, for whom, since last, Oc-
tober, be had acted as senior steward. That Newmarket
has obtained • now lease of prosperity and popularity is
proved by the satisfactory state of the accounts for the
year ending December, 1860. Those amounts, which
were resented and pared, show that since 1856
the glub's income has increased from 1,1951. to
7,060/. During the last three years the stewards
have saved 2,9001, towards paying a a debt of
5,000 f., besides discharging liabilities of 1,4001. incurred
during the 1...4 two years in carrying out the improvement'
on the Heath. For a loss period, too, so large a number of
hones were never trained at Newmarket as at the present
time, sod altogether the trade of the town seems to be in a
most satisfactory condition.
The only meeting of importance appointed to take place
during the current week will commence at Dosimeter
to-morrow, and be brought to • conclusion on the following
day. The programme re not very strong in attractions, and
doubtless many turtites will take • trip to Ireland to meet
at the meetiog .it the Curragh, which will be held on Tues-
day, Wednesday, and Thursday. Master !fagot, Forager,
Be. Webster, Lawler, and other English horses are already
en route for the Emerald Isle.
The Doncaster list contains twelve proposed and stand-
ing engagements. The Trial Stakes numbers eight nomina-
tions. Amongst them is Robin Hood, who has been
backed for the Derby, and whom appearance amongst the
competitors would impart to the race an interest which
otherwise is not likely to attach to it. The.Hopeftd Stokes,
one of the most popular of the early two.yr-old events, has
subscribers, and it will perhaps command one of the
largest fields .4 the meeting, whilst it is undoubtedly the
most important item in the list of sport. It has on mom
than one occasion introduced to the public animals who
have been destined to figure conspicuously in the racing
arena. The majority of the competitors belong to the
" dark division," the oely animals amongst the entries
known to fame being Estrelde, King of Hearts. Jung
From and Queen of Spain. The handicap will bring out
• field neither remarkable for its numerical strength nor the
ability of the starters. A hurdle race is retained in the
programme in deference to the wishes of those inhabitants
Of the town who delight in excitement, and who were in
high dudgeon at the abolition of the steeplechase. The
spacious bettin-room, the proprietors of which contribute
501. to the fund, will he opened, well stored with writing
materials and books of reference.

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 22. 1861.

Inteitgcnre.

METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS.
!little( days appointed for the preset( week.

Wirmittarza, RL Martin's-lane.—Tuesday, April 26: Wednes-
day, 26. Thursday. 23.
himulituirar, Portland med.—Wednesday, April 24 ; Thurs-
day, 26 Friday, 26
LIMLESWELL, Duncan-terrace.—Tuesday, April 23; Weilnes-
dyiA2it : Friday, 26.
TIMIUNK, Marylebonernad.—Monday, April ; Wednes-
day, 24.
82011113203, Old-street-road.—Tuesday, April 22; Thurs-
day, 26.
bow. Fairbald-road —Monday, April 22: Wednesday, 24.
WHfIECNAPZL, Great PreecattratraeL—Tuesday, April 23;
Thursday, SS; Friday, 26.
Awaaatavet, lionsagh.—Tuesday, April 23;
Thursday, 26 ; Friday, 26.
Camberwell Newroad.—Titaaday, April 23.
Oamiwira.—Wertneeday, Apra 24.
WOOLlVlCW—nitirsibiy, April 26.
CITY GIP Loamai, ilaildhall•bulkttert—Tuesday, April 23 ;
Friday, M.