The Express. — 1868-09-12 (London, England)

OOW. a side between hermit and Blue (.wn, to run at Newmarket in the Houghton week. Mr. Chaplin offered to give 81b. on the Abingdon mile, 6th. on the Ditch mile, and 41b on the Rowley mile, which terms were declined by Sir Joseph Hawley, who would have taken 61b. over the last named course. Mr. Chaplin and Sir Joseph came to terms between Hermit and Palmer, and Amster and Morns. The first-named pair are matched for 600/. aside, A.F., on the Friday in the Houghton Meeting, Hermit to receive 31b. Monts and Acastor are matched at test each, T. T.C., in the Second October Wieling for 200/. aside, h. ft. T s. _ .  TRAME9 -It affords us cereidelable pleasure (says Ifrll'. Life) to bo able, as wo hail enticirattsl last week, to state that all the unpleasant Hauge said and done in connexion with the last Chainleorehip struggle must now pass away before a far more an) oitaut event—another greet match between the rival srls nls of lowing since 120:1, I..nden suit Newm +tie. lleal good men who are anxious to be matched do not haggle unneee-sarily over trilling matters of detail, and randford's backeri have what nutty en. • r so good a thing on hand that when Kelley boldly 111:80Ullet 0 that as Le was the champion they must COlll3 end mow him upon hi. own river, or not at all, they reathly acceded to his view., end the result of the mio sive stilt last week with the article.; was that the north coi.ntry division at once drew up a frweli code containing 843:11 11. cl.- •ma y alterations as would prevent any cosarelewil on the day, and they are now before us, a. toniraisied by a depo-it of 2.1/. each, as a guarantee that rowing, and not talking, must now bo the aim of both. Randfonl has great advantapes vn his aide the MeMeri of late brilliant victories ioaling increased rtietigtli to his arm, but we never knew • itunipiun cun:e to the cumbat mow fit than do:i Kelley, land we thorium look forwanl to a mod brilliant contest, in which ii he has age agaiust him (having won the Chainp,ouship no less than eleven years ago) wo must allow ienuthing for matured exierience and skill. In the match between Kelley and Sadler it was simply youth against expellent*; there is all the difference in this snuggle, that it is North versus South, London against Newcastle. A. previously expected, the nice is to be from Putney to the Ship at Mortlake for 2001. a side cud the Championship. and is to take place on Tuesday, the I;th of November.  :11141171UL SUICIDE OF A SHIP CAPTAIN Ar  ?OP! AR.  This morning information was recoived by Mr. Coroner Humphreys of the suicide of Captain Jobe Jacob Nyland, of the Alliance brig, now lying in the port of London. The deceased was 48 years of age, and lived while on shore at No. 1, Emmet-place, Poplar. Yesterday he was found in Lis bedroom with his brains blown ont. He had evidently placed the muzzle of a pistol in his mouth and discharged the contonte into his head, killing himself instantly. Dr. Giles was called in and made au examination which left no doubt that death resulted from suicide. No causo whatever can at present be assigned for the dreadful act. An inquest will, of mine, Le held.  A SENTINHL SnooT INO RD3 FiRRORANT AND CORPORAL writ'