The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-22 00:00:00

MEMBERS PLANE. Ow toil&

Joey Joeesti.irtTeiit7t, iiewna7luit:Tdaid of Mist, Bohe-
misa, Alio', Mime Artastreog, Betsy Copehied, Sarah Ana,
Jemmy Wree, sod I by Neville are here.

RADCLIFFE MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)
TWO-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP. Six (wimp.
Sareareas, Hartford Hill, Alice Leigh, and Helen are
hers.
GREY DE WILTON CIT. About one mile and a belt.
Wynastay. Change, Charles For, Tourist, Donne Cause,
Cobbler, and Lord Dundreary are harm

BOLTON PLATE.
bootee, Cutler, Mousetrap, East Laeouhire, Ripley,
Hartford Hill, Gamut" Jewel, Bceotieu, aod Alice Leigh
are here.

YARMOUTH MERTING.—(THIS DAY.)
NURSERY HANDICAP. Five furloop 80 yards.
Rooeoe►tb, Woodcraft, Nucleus, Pretty Bard, sod
Loretto us hem
NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK HANDICAP. One mile

end half.
Village Belle, Adam, Oberon, Prophet, Equinox, and
Baron of Avon ere here.

Orfila AULIVALS. —Tbe Bare, Polonaise, Mrs. Soma,
sine, Birthday 1, Xarollo, sod Conlon.
Several dims an =puled this morning.

WRECK ore LIVERPOOL SHIP.

IMPORTANT LIFEBOAT SERVICES.
SOUTHPORT, MOUDAT Mawr.
Yesterday the wind blew very strong from the
West, sad there was a very heavy sea 00. Intelligence
was brought to this plans of a ship being aground on
the Selthouse Sand Beak, near the River Ribble. The
lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution was launched
forthwith, sad arrived at the vessel at 9.30 a.m. She was
toned to be the barque St, Lawrence, of Liverpool, bound for
Oardiff in ballast The lifeboat took off the oaptain's wife
sod child and twelve of the crew, and proceeded with them
to Lytham, where they safely leaded them. The captain
and chief officer and two of the crew refused to leave the
vessel, and the Lytham lifeboat, which • also beloop to the
National Institution, has been Mat down to take them off
the wreck if possible, as the vessel was striking heavily
when the Southport Lifeboat left her. Both lifeboats
are reported to have behaved admirably ou the occasion.
Meant of the Southport lifeboat was promoted to the Na-
time! Lifeboat Institution two or three years ago by
James Knowles, Esq., of Easley Bank, near Bolton. She
has Moos been instrumental in rescuing three shipwrecked
crews consisting of twenty-one persons, and has put off
several time, to the assistance of vessels in distress. The
Lytham sew lifeboat has only jest been sent to her station,
mid
Wak is the
e gift to the inatitutioa of Thomas Clayton, Seq., of
efie.

THE Sr. Loom —The excitement in the weigh-
intro= when Osborne was carried In was terrific, and
worse than any exhibited at the Battle at laroborough.
Bet the shouting came from the friends of the horse for
the ring could not speck, and the touts peeked their teeth
In their rage at having been dose. Lord Frederick viewed
the scene most complacently, and acted precisely as I told
your readers he would do, and Lord St. Vincent must
congratulate himself on having pursued the advice be
gave him. Never was a human being more delighted
than Lord Bt. Vincent, who now felt the truth of the
old adage of "fortune favouring the brave." After basin
given 6,000 guineas for the half of Klarikolf, and see him
lose the Derby by a bed start. and done out of the fit. Leger
by being burnt to death, It required no ordinary pluck to
pull oat 5.000 guineas more for a 2.yr-old with a
view of having another shy at those mow But
his lordship did all this without hesitation ; bore his
Derby defeat mentally, and, instead of brooding over it,
eat to work ma thinking how the Lew was to be woe.
Haring accomplished Ms ambition, he may be said to have
dens more in his third year than many of the oldest noble.
moo o@ the turf have &noised after long years ; and it is
not surprising that his son, who was born last week, le to
be named fit. Leger, in memoriam of the rece. Perhspe
what made Lied Bt. Vinemit so popular last week, sad the
victory of his horse se well neeivd, wee the absence of all
humbug and mystery shoot him. —" Argus," of the Poet.
A GIINTLIKAN FOUND DEAD.—At midnight on
Bata:day, a gentleman named Parker, who had here Graying
at the Ship Hotel, Hems Bay, wee found deed on the high-
way at Soar Dar. About three hours previous be bad
been sew by • coastguardsman walking on the beach
towards the sea, and bad been desired to go back. There
were no mark@ of violence on the body, and valuable pro-
perty we. still in the pockets e! the deceased.—Booth Seaters
Gestate. _ _ _

FATAL Filz.—On Thursday morning, u a
waiter named Jobe Merrick was lookieg at the ties of
the gust Artillery Voluoteous, from a cliff at Hosherville,
his foot slipped, sod be was precipitated to the groped from
the cliff, which is about sixty feet He was at owe
picked gad roamed to the Half Moos public-boos, sod
• mediosl man soot for, but ha expired is • short time.—
South Legere Gauctte. _
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I:611MS ;240 Arras.—The wife of a gardener at
Leads. mimed Major, has aomenitted suicide seder eery me-
laasholy oirciusetanme. She was mesa by a polioemaa to
stagger is the street, ea it ander the influence of
liquor, and oe the testimony of the officer she was
Seed east costs for iotemperaeoe. The impala,.
ties, which she stoutly deeded, preyed opts her mind, and
she afterwards went sad drowsed hermit. At the inquest,
yesterday, the sargera who bad Mended the deceased for
the last twenty yean, stated that she had a highly mailable
tamper, at times amounting to a species of madness, and
under each cireniesteeom the would appear to strangers
as if is liquor, but he bad sever knows her to
iodulge In drink. The jury were anaohnotialy of opinion
that the derived was sat istaziested, as alleged by the
°Mae, sad they a epos the tannins of the watch nom.
mitts, the *ty of amertaiaiag by other evidence
then that of • polioumae, sad with greater cartsisty, the
exact state of every respectable pesos unknown to the
police.
Darraucrrys Fis•—• large rick of barley, the
produce of sews wins, was destroyed by Ire at litanishaw,
sear Perlemonth, on ilaterday eight, and ia *apposed to
have been the work of as incendiary. It was the property
of Mr. Andrew Na..., of Belfra's Fans. A large body
of milikary, with their and the borough police
with the teens segiee, ed to the mese of the ire ea
the the
beteg gives, but were tumble to render say Ai-
riest aid la shacking the Games metal the satire rick wee
destroyed.
Tasman flairwanca ow Lass Burmese&
CRICAOO, near. 7.—The stiainer Planet arrived here this
forenooo, Magni the MOWS that the steamer Sunbeam
fouodered in Lake Superior on the 28th of August, Lod that
all as bawd, except the whininess. were Post, The
I man lashed htswelf to • piece of wreck, sad after fkiatieg-
h' for 90 beers wee washed ashore at Portage, 91 miles from
the embed the disaster. He reports that the Sunbeam left
Superior City on Thursday. PArly the meat monde', during
a terrible gale, the steamer was struck by a homy sea,
which rolled her over ou her side. The small bode Mee
immediately get out, aid the passengers aid crew were
put into them, when the steamer was struck by soother
heavy ma sad accumencied break* up. The wheel/was
coos afterwards maw the boats GUed with psamorrere aid
Mgr having the wreck ; but it was impossible for the boats
to live I. ewe • Ph. Ned they were swamped, end he is
@erten that all as hoard were lest. The Planet picked up
perinea of the Irma, which were Grating *boa for tee
sdne amid where the mama west doom. The mereegere
and mew numbered tbirtv-Gve.
A CLUVSI Miasma—Another miracle is men-
tioned by Italia* letters. There is • rant at Bergamo whose
specialty, it seems, is to can gibbotity.* The other day
• person *misted with a bump, altar praying for some time,
went up • LIMN to the Mahe of the mist, " in the paw
genes of ceaseless wimples's." To their awarameet, as be
eseesJed, the h 1 dimisished, and finally alto-
gether dienepelee • seepliaal French paper, however,
smirks the* oe examiarAtea it wee found that the hump
was • block of be tbe Mee had placed under hie clot
sod whisk melted sway *odor the liduenee of the oaten'
heat of the body.
ChtTOTAI. Oki 811ILLIII0
MONDAY. SUTT. SL—Aistimises as payment. 4,117 ;
ditas by meows Maks* 790; mist, 4.916.