The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-26 00:00:00

NOTICEFI or M(MON.

By Mr. Alexander—" That no person who enters horses
in Rh MADDX' IMMO shall be allowed to adopt mud register
as such smile name as that of any smith:num who runs
his horzt, to his own name."

I:ll;llSi;;;.niora'fhat the tin gallop at Newmarket
shall be l pt up ID an ellkieut nugeer."
blr. ireville—"That the tax of 1 per cent. on win-
nings, levied under rttla :Ai of the Jockey (luu, alien cease
after the I,lx-synt )ear."
In the event of this not being agreed to, Mr. Greville
will move—" That the entrance to the two plates of 101.1/.
each, for tho establishment of which this tax was levied,
shall Iv reduced ti 1 mov."

By Lord William i'owlett--" That in enu•.Nincoce of the
crowded state of the dining-mom no more nn•mben at the
now r,..ms shat be admitted, eitLer by 1en..., or as marl:l-
N:IS of White's, Brookes's, and Illoodlo's, uuul O. vacancy oc-
curs ; and that the number of members sLall not in future
ez,•eed that which now exists."

The stewards of the last Goodwood races nod Admire!
Rous will lay before the meeting the case of dispute as to
Crnagh Patrick's right to the Stevens"e:up and Chester-
field Cup at Goodwood, with the corresisa :leuuu relating
thereto, and ask the opinion of the meeting as to the like-
riot steps to be adopted.
'fi,e dates of the Newmarket meetings, lili2, will be
annouuced. Acontling to the arrausuultuto now existing
they will be as follows :
Craven Meeting
First Spring Meeting
July Meeting
First October Meeting
Second October Meeting Monday, Oct. 13.
11.iughton Meeting
If the, dates are n,t altered, the principal meetings
depending on Newmarket will fall thus:
Epaali Summer Meeting
Ascot Tuesday, June 17.
Bibury and Stockbridge Wednesday and funs-
day , July 2 mid 3.
Door:miter
• • .

Goodwood will commenon, an usual, as the last Tuesday
in July (the 2110).

DeritFoOT AND HIS MATCHIDA—The Sporting Life
nap: - " Public interest in the deeds of [Merinos has by no
means abatril, and there already seems plenty of work cut
out for the wild child of the prairie. The ludian'a • guide,
pl.llo,ol,licr. and friend' is determined that his man shall
lose nn opportunity of distinguishing himself or winning
fresh(re. laurels. The following is • 11.1 of his engagements
for IS6I, and no others will be entered iota until they are
decided :—Fnur mile handicap, at Birmingham, on Mooday
next ; one mile handicap, at Sheffield, on Nov. 4 (although
me mile is not his forte, and will be the last handicap be
will run in) ; ten mile sweepstakes, at Port .mouth, on Nov.
13; tea nine match with Barker, Nor. :!5; and twenty
mike in two hours, foe 1001. a side, if the hacker of time
will allow him • resalable chance of accomplishing it."

ACCIDENTS THROUGH Fc3llo4TioN.—A great
sensation wee calmed a short time einee by the death of a lady,
who had incautiously ignited her iirms l y using some toilet
Vinegar over the name of a Vanilla, to forms:Mg her room. An
erroneous impression seems to have prevailed among the public
that this accident was caused by the use of one of Simmers
newly.invented Perfume Vaporizers. We think It right to state,
for the informatimi of the public. and in !notice to Mr. Kimmel,
Mott such is not the ran•. Any one acquainted ulth the simple
end ingenious construction of the Vaporiser will easily under-
Amid that Ignition by the flame of a candle could los occur with
It. us it eerru•r Its own lamp. end the spacial perfume used In it
is tlO4 inflammable. being vemposeel of an aqueinui
Could Journal, July 27, ISSI.-lAdvertiaelnent.