The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-23 00:00:00

LEICESTER RACES—WEDNEsatr.

DELVOIIS STAIIES of b eon. each, with 20 added; four
yrs. 10it 711); live, lilt 71b: six and aged, 12st. Rests,
twice round and a dim. (5 sub..)
Mr. ‘ylklielruft's Scapulary, 4j fa

/dr. Ch,ree's Spring, e ... I 2 2
Cu.iipton't Mrs B.H. it yrs 3 dls.
LitutirrEneilins HANDICAP Of 15 SOTS. each, 10 ft, and
5 only if declare-I, with 100 added; the second to receive
16 tors. out of the stakes. Twice round and a dis. (15
subs, 9 of whom declared.)
Mr. Coptloutre 42.odlewlek, 4 yrs,3st7lb (including 71b rare) I
Mr. C.pelsrurs lady Amp% fyr., Ist 21b
Mr. It. B. o:lser's Ischia, 4 yrs lit AD

Won by a neck, the sinus between second and third.
Two-YE.timOto fi•TAK ES of Sion. each, and 30 added;
colts, SA 711); fillies, Sst 311); winners slb extra. T.Y.C.
(10 subs.)
lord tt m. rowlei neantial
Mr. elirphrnison's Maid of GO.bonts
Mr. bleyhenembi St. Crispin
Baron Hotbelidd's Rangoon .
Mr. DMiten.'s e by Cranebrook, oat of Miss Knight's dam
Mr. Men) '6 Do.deniona
Mr. It E. Oliver's f by Irish Birneateher, oatol Greco Darling
Sir C. Itusboutbi eh f Nigiuskule
Won by half a length.
COUNTY Crr STAKES of 10 JOVE. each ; for 3-yr-olds,
Est gib; four, Sat 71b; five, Oct 11`s; six and aged, 9st 41b;
mares and geldings allowed 3lbs ; winner to be sold fur
5001., &c. Twice round and a distance. (7 subs.)
Mr. Nieto nd /Ling of Troy, 3 yn
Duke of Ituttsmi nd reline, n yrs 2
b.r. It. C.,in oti A;etate, 3 yes a
I.ocd Lowe ud Achyrunther, S yrs . 4
Won by half a length.
LADIES' PLATE of 30 sovs., added to a sweepstakes of 3
moss. each; 3.yr-olds, let 10lb; four, 9st; five, 9st lab;
six and aged, 9st 1011); mares, Le., llowed 3114. About
one mile. (I 5 subs.)
Mr. Wasilow's Trine, 3 yrs
Mr. G. IneWe'S Othlism. 4 yrs
Ten others started. Won cleverly.
BEI)FORD RACES.—WEDNESDAY.

STRATTON-I.MM STANNA of 5 son. each, 3 ft, with 30
guineas added. Once round. (2 subs.)
Mr. Anderson'. Chase 3y s, tat 7lb (Rook, 1
Mr. 4)chrtley's Derby, 3 yrs, fat 9lb ( trelter) 3
Cl to 2 and 3tol on Derby. Won in a canter.
SCUNRY HANDICAP of 10 son. each, 6 ft, and 100 son.
added. Half a mile over the T. Y. C. (11 subs.)
Mr. Y. Kurt's Nudism*, 3 yrs, TM 615
fluke of Iledford's Hesperus, 5 yr~ 34
Mr. Ito,tetr's Loyteurne, 4 yrs, 7st Clb (3.11 am) 3
Mr. Iterre'r Abcl.4leb, Syr., 7a4 41e (Mauled) 0
Mr. I'. ern.th's Wee Wee. k yre, 6.1 (T. Sterwaxl) 0
Mr. Itarnent's Newport, 6 yr.. est Sib (Weariful') 0
Daring: oto 4 agst Hesperus, 2to 1 agst Leybourne,
3to 2 against Newport. and sto 1 apt Narcissus. Nar-
cissus made all the running, and won by a length; the
same between second and third.
QUEEN', l'h•ra of 100 guinns ; 3.yr-olds, 7st 71b; four,
9st ; fire, 9st 7lb ; six and aged, fist9lb. Three miles.
Duke at Mdfor.l ed Hesse (belabor& 4 )n, 94 (Pettit) I
; Mr. Steph ersna's Wave/ley, 3 yrs, 74 715
(1,1,1 t :
I Mr. Itpork's Presto, 4 yrs, 34
' Mr. Ituarrs's Molar .1 vs, !it (J. MAIM 4
Sir. ?fuse:'. balopiist, 3 yre. 7rt 71b
Mr. Y. K.og's Narcissus, 3 yr*, 94 7lb (Bartholomew 0
Mr. 14,1,4'81)4re tattle. 3 yr*. ist 7lb
2 to 1 each apt Hesse Homburg, Dame Tattle, and
Waverley. Won by a length. Presto a bad third.
SELLING STARES of 3 soya. each, and 30 added, for 2
and 3-yr-olds. Half • mile over the T.Y.C. (2 subs.)
Duke f Bedford's Lorraine, 2 yrs (101 ), Oat 710 (7.Bberwood) 1
Mr. Prlee's br eby Spanish Jock out of tasticad, 2 yrs (414.)
14 Ile (Arthur) 2
6t02 on Spanish Jaek colt. Won by ahead, after a very
fine race.

HllNTllitig' STAMM of 5 son. each, and 25 added.
Heats 1 mile. (2 subs)
Coloart Inson's Actress, owed (100, lOst 2lb (Mr. Perllk) I I
Air. Bolton', aglow, 4 yre (2(01), 9ot 131 b .... (Mr. Bohan dl..
2 to 1 on Minus, who won the first heat by two lengths,
but, having carried 2lbs overweight without declaring it,
was distanced, and Actress walked over.

, EGLINTON PARK RACES—WEE
TRIAL Stales. Ralf a mile.
Lord EdMimes eaverha
Mr. ft-bunk,. Bbowdrop
Mr. Merry'. Sally

Won by a length.
SWEEPSTAXIII of 20 eon. eaeh, with 300 soya. added by
ord Glasgow. One mile and a half.

Ili: Raima's aulton
Mr. Osteras's Imabtaa,

Won easy.
%%BITOLA' PLATE. T.Y.C.

Mr. (Marra% Lambtaa 1
Mr. Sheybeni'A f by Birdcatober out at Meommto ....... I
Mr. Med:era's Goodall

Won easy.
DaviNE Cur. Ones round and a distanee.
Capt. Lite. no Mr notsrt.
Mr. Gilmour as Harrier
Lord aglinton's &Mite
DOONO.B.OOM &Tann.
Lord Waterford's The lessunts
Mr. kaiser to Culstadals

INTELLICi ED
YORKSHIRE UNION /
JUVENIL/1 HANDICAP, of
olds.

ME EXTRA.
iILINT MEETING, 1552.
5 love. each, &c., for 2-yr-

at lb
The Judge
b a by St. Lawrence,
out of Seater to Me-
teor
br eby British Yeoman •
out ofObolab Siaglea
dam
Audubon
Pride 7 10
b e by logo out of
Daughter of Totem 7 10
The Buccaneer 7 10
b f by Melbourne out
of Gaiety 7 8
YOWL AND AINIVIT HAND
sad 6 only adulated en or
Age at lb
Sit Charles 6 8 5
Lough Bawn .... 4 8 4
I Meld of Team _ _

it lb

—Wale; ----6
8 41
Unity
Oerforth...
The Proctor.— 4 7 8
Common 3 7 6

Charity 7"l
Auchialeek
Zeta 7 6
Polly 7 6
St. Andrew 7 8
Malice
Mir Agars......
b f by Venison, dam by
The Saddler 6 8
eh o by Velocipede out
of Luxury 6 6
Tiektoa 6 6
Sweetness 6 6
Hatt!neap 6 0
MAP, of 16 core. each, 10 ft,
before Monday next.
Ate et lb
The Alp 7 4
Lerrywheut
Little Davie 3 7 4
View Halloo 6 7 0
St. Michael 3 7 0
Cleveland

Recommendation 3 6 0
Florence 3 6 12

ACCIDENT AT THE OLD CRYSTAL PALACE.—On
Tuesday morning, a mart named John Brown, a labourer
employed by Messrs. Fel, Ilenderion, and Co., in the re•
moral of the remains of the Exhibition building in Hyde-
park, mot with &serious accident by the canted slipping of
one of the large cast-iron girders. ,He was assisting at the
hoisting shears to remove the girder, which was about 20
feet long, and nearly three tuns weight, from the floor of
one of the galleries, upon a lumber carriage, for conveyance
to the new erectien at Norwood, and dunng the process of
lowering by some means it slipped a short distance down the
chain, whin oniend of it caught his leg and jammed it
against some wood work ; his screams speedily indicated
the hurt be had suffered, and moans were taken to get him
up, when he was at once removed to St. Georgie Hospital,
where it was found that he bad sustained a compound
fracture of the left leg, of a very serious character.

MORTALITY IN PARIB.--The following returns of
the deaths in Paris in the lest month, with their causes,
have been made by the Prefect of Police. The number of
deaths was 2,301— TM., 1,222 males and 1,079 females, being
92 less than in July. Of these deaths, 366 were under 3
months old ; from 1 yestr to 6 years, 313; 6to 8 years, 28 ;
Bto 15, 60; 16 to 20, 121 ; 20 to 30, 257 ; 30 to 40, 223 ;
40 to 60. 193 ; to 60, 197 ;60 to 70, 142 ;70 to 80, 128 ;
SO to 100, 47 ; 621 of the deaths were from pneumonia, pul-
stormy plithisis, and other affections of the lungs, 312 from
enteritis, and 81 Irma cerebral fever; the remainder from
em ,11-pmt, croup, typhus Meer, ; 28 of the deaths were
from ruicide—riit., 2 tern 15 to 20 years; 13 from 20 to 10;
It from 40 to 60; and 1 from 60 to 70.
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IT 18 EXPECTED that the East India mail rift South-
ampton, will be despatched, according to the new contract,
on the let and lith of the month, and that the !arrange-
ments will comment: on the lath of January neat.