The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-02 00:00:00

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S—MONDAY.
LIVERPO 11. STEEPLECDABII.
10 to apt Mr. Aldnonit'o Chu.ltaln (1)
10 to Mr. /Armes lam Mortruy
II to Mr. Ilia no's Mots bay (t)
II to Mr. 0o0c.b•o Tletrroo
15 to Ooo.tomeo Lo Genza Logra(t)
la to Mr. J. Bird's Om&
20 to Mr. Rartionk Bedford (6 yr old) (t)
90 to Lord Wtorrinttl'o Werner (t)
20 to Mr. ().burn's Atrt-eLkader
90 to Lord Waterford's *ir Juan
Chieftain, Miss Mowbray, Maria Day, and Bedford in
general favour, but very little done.
LIVERPOOL. SPRINO (Tr.
1 to 1 apt Mr. WWI Abbris of lermour (t)
20 to 1 Mr. Gunth no Surtmloe
The advance of the Abbess of Jerveaux is the consequence
of the sudden and inexplicable retirement of Surprise,
against whom 20 to 1 was currently offered. His appear-
ance at Liverpool is more than doubtful. 1,000 to 15 was
offered ago him for the Chester Cup.
NEWMARKET HANDICAP.
If t. ego: Itardolptt (I)
DERRY.
9 to apt Mr. Merry's Debbie Noble
15 to Mr. Iltebtung's Ad•el the Great (t and aft off)
IS to Mr. J. strnit'a Oren°
20 to bard 7...Vaud's Augur
20 to Lord Illtroltochgeo lapt not
20 to Lord ItAttne.d.les lung-tun
50 to Mr.!. tiootgo Pbarom
Augur and Lapidist were harked in the early patt of the
day at 18 and 20 to 1, but towards the close were quite out
of favour, as much so 22 to 1, in hundreds, having been
laid once against Lapidist, and 20 to 1 offered against each.
Nothing done on the bletropolitan Handicap or Chester
Cup.

LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING.
(Hy Electric Telegraph.)
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY EIIIININO.—The following horses
have arrived since Saturday: Sir John, Werner, Farnham,
Maurice Daley, Agia, Cagle, Sir Peter Laurie, Chieftain,
llardwick, Dome Tattle, Bourton, Latnienne, Bedford
(6 yrs), Mi., Mobray, Winn, Zelusyra filly, Bedford (5 yrp),
Ischia, Melford, and Banshee.
Hardwick broke down yesterday morning, and Perjury
on Saturday.

COMMITTEE FOR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE,—
This committee held its first meeting at the Society of Arta
esterday morning. The followin.: members were present:
Thu Lord Monteagle, Capt. 11. C. Owen, R.E., Mr. E. A.
Moriarty, and Mr. Thou. Twining, jun.
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TOE SWELLY ROCKS.—These rocks, the removal
of which has so long been desired, in consequence of the ob-
struction they form to the tree navigation of the Menai
straits, will shortly undergo the operation of blasting.
SUSPICIOUS IIEATII OF A I'LltsON UNKNOWN,—On
Sunday morning a man was discotered by the police l_ying
on the pavement adjacent to the Post-office at Stone's End,
and in the immediate vicinity of Southwark police court.
He was at that time partially inst n.ible, and was supposed
to he intoxicated, and the police at tordingly placed him on
a stretcher and conveyed him to the station. The surgeon
of the force was Sent tor, and on examination of the man it
was found that he had a severe wound on the back part of
hie head. Ile was immediately taken to the hospital
where he died at eight o'clock on Sunday night, having re-
mained in &comatose state from the time he was brought there
up to the period of his decease. Nothing is kauwa of the
manner in which be came by the injury on his head, which
is believed to have been the cause of death. The relations
or friend, of the deceased are not kuown.