The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-27 00:00:00

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S.—MONDAY.
CHVAIER CUP.
20 to apt Mr. Martiore`a Nancy
LI to Mr. J. Merry', Wooled., (t f)
3.3 to Mr. °milk% Arioato •
40 to Mr. 6° rillea taborer°, ft r)
40 to Lord traterfool'a Cockcrow
1,000 to I Lord waterbed'. Inn an Morns (t)
20,00 to SO Mr. Wilkiaroo'm Nraahaio (t)
1.000 to 10 Mr. Tomato's Urbanity (t)
1,000 as 10 Mr. titoott'a Parrot it)
1,000 to 10 Mr. Papaw's The MOW. (t)
+h, only horses backed, except for a trine, were Ring.
leadtr, Scarecrow, and Cockcrow; we hare quoted the
laying prices &plait Nasty and Ariosto--they were not
backed.

DERBY.
Bto eget Mr. Merry'. Hobble NAM (In
11 to URA Zrtlawl's tueur
Is to Lord tellastrn'e Glarethouee (t 13 to I)
18 to Mr. J. st/toley's °fella (t freely)
17 to Let Rlbtiesdale's Kleertott
SS to Lord Itotbleeda tee LOMA (t)
13 to Kir It. flees'. !Mita (t,
30 to Duke of Itiebowed'p llomebrewed (t)
The odds returned against Hobble Noble and °mho were
taken to a considerable amount, for all the money, in fact,
that could be got on. 25 to 1 was taken once in hundreds
about Lspidi.t (the taker offering to go on), 25 and 30 to
1 to four or fire hundred pound. about Filius (5,000 to 200
is one bet), and 30 to 1 and 1,000 to 30 rather freely, about
llomebrewed.
LIVE:SPOOL STEEPLE CII.A4E. •
The British Yeoman and Rattrap an scratched.

Mellor op JERUSALEM.—To the Editor of the
?:press.—No. 3, Chatham-place, Blackfriars, London,
Jan. 23, I&S2.—Mir : A report haring been extensively cir-
culated that a successor has been appointed to Bishop Gobit
in the bishopric at Jerusalem, I shall be obliged by your
stating that this report is slt'gether unfounded. It seems
that the mistake has arisen from the account of the appoint•
meet (by the King of Prussia) of the lies. Mr. Valentino
so pastor of the Germans resident in Jerusalem, being sup-
to imply a change in the hishoprie.—l am, sir, yours
sup-
posed
faithfully, W. ATRIUM, A.M., Sieretary of the London
Society for promoting Christianity amongst the Jews.
Sr. ALBANS SKIIIF.RY COMMISSION.—Yesterday
was the day appointed by the commissioners for resuming
the examination of witnesses at St. Albans respecting the
bribery and corruption practised in the borough, but no
proceedings took place, an intimation haring been for-
warded to the mayor by the commissioners that it is not
their intention to resume the inquiry, it being now closed,
ipso far as the examination of witnesses is concerned.

DREADYCL ACCIDENT IN-TDE iiiI.NTING•FILD.
An accident of a very fearful nature occurred on Friday
last, to a young gentleman, the only sun of Mr. Findon, of
I'restbury. Master linden, about LI years of age, who
was out with the stag hounds that day in the neighbour-
hood of Painswick, tieing a very dashing rider, he attempted
• staked fence at the bottom of • rather steep bill, when
the horse he was ruling, just uhe was about to take the
leap, swerved towards a gate, instead of taking the hetlge,
and striking the top bar, threw his rider completely over
his head, falling heavily on him un the other aide. Mr.
Shaw, who was riding eltee behind him, did all he could to
warn him of his danger, but there was no time to avert it,
and on going to the soot, he found the poor fellow with the
horse lying across him, sad suffering dreadful agony from
• the injuries he had reel ived. On the medical examination
it was found that the injuries received were of such a
nature as to preclude all chance of his surviving, and the
unfortunate young gentleman breathed his last on Wetlnts-
i day.—llelienloon Kraniiiser.
INtltr.sr UN Mg. CLEMENTS.—Yeaterdny afternoon
an inquest was held before Mr Baker, at the Roebuck
! Tavern, Hackney-rood, on view of the hody of Mr. W.
, Clements, aged 72, late proprietor of the 06.frerer and liell's
i Life in Lando,* in wspapers, who died at his late residence
in. the London-terrace, Ilaekney-road. The evidence of
Mr. R. Wallis, surgeon, having shown that the suddenness
of his death was owing to disease of the heart and a general
apoplectic disposition of body, theury returned as their
verdict " Died by the visitation of God."