The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-24 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

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NZWOAEITLIE NESTING.-(THIS DAY.)

ENTRY FOR TRIAL STAKES. T.Y.O.
Skipjack, Dcsaybtook, Dutch Sam, Ilidolsa, TAW*,
prelim, fby Faadmago, and Alias Annul :ohs. All ua

here.
NORTH DERBY. One nine 6 furlongs 82 yards.
North Pole, Tommy Jones, Scandal, Bolero, Dutch Sam,
Pilot, Grin:none, and Johnny Armstrong are hare.
MEMBERS' PLATE. Nearly on. mile.
Ride'las, Dictator, Loagehot, Tattoo, Joey Jones, Mont-
rose, QUINIII of Trumps, Annabel*, Birthday f, Lanais.
Bose of Baby, and Flush are hare.
SELLING STAKES. Half a mile.
Barbara Allen, Cauliflower Johnny Bright, Boatswain,
Rose of Baby, and Little Captain are here.
TYRO STAKES. T.Y.C.
Formidable, Boatswain, BCW/011/Idtir. Alice, and Bohemia
an bare.
PAID Foinirr.—Fairy and Count Caner.
Norruoinzactwo PLATE (Ron to-morrow).—Matador,
Spite, and Lord Stanley ban paid forfeit.
Aftarrni.—Enoardale, Robber, Cerise f, Put., One
Flyaway, 80111/C4l/4 Prologue Spigot, Royal Oak. Walt-Ali-
Shah, Goldn Pippin, Good Lady, Coldstream,
Daanie Davie, Straps, Tyne, Dummy, Any Go, As You
Like It, WilLo'-tlia-'6'mp, Volatile, and Hedger.

THE LADY OODIVA PROCESSION.

After an interval of eleven years, the Lady
Oodles's ride through Coventry was yesterday revived, amid
great pomp sod ceremony, and attracted an immense infer
of visitors. Oa Saturday and Sunday by railway, and by
vehicles of all descriptions by road, crowds poured into
the ancient city of Coventry from all the towns and vil-
lages in the district within a circuit of many miles ; and
yesterday morning the London and North Western, the
Great Western, and the Midland railways, by excursion
trains, added vast multitudes to the number of strangers
already in the city.
The procession formed near the entrance toSt. Mary's-hall,
and from that point proceeded through the principal streets
of the city. Lady °veva was represected by Madame
Letitia. The lady WAS dressed in silk fleshings, with • white
satin petticoat fastened at the hips,and reaching to withis a
few inches of the knees, the petticoat being profusely em-
broidered with silver lace. On her head she wore &coun-
tess's coronet set with brilliant', from which flowed a
long white gossamer lace veil, enveloping the whole of her
pommy except the face and bosom ; her hair was loose, and
fell in large masses over her shoulders, and on her bosom
she wore • large brooch in the shape of • star, .composed
of brilliants. She rode a beautiful milk-white steed,
adorned with dark blue velvet trappings or-
namented
with gold, and on the four corners of the hone-
hag were large stars formed of brillisate, the other part of
the trappings being similarly adorned ; on each side rode a
very handsome boy habited as a page, and two little girls in
light blue satin dresses, and hats with white plumes. After
the lady came other children followers ; then Leofrio, Fad
of Mere* banners. pages, and followers, Ste. de. So great
was the pressure of the crowd around her ladyship's puly
that it required the services of • body of strong men aemea
with stout cudgels to clear the way.

Tan CHANNEL nmr.—Her Majesty's ship
Reverse, 73, Captain Fellows.% with the flag of Bear-Ad-
miral Smart, K.H., accompanied by the Warrior, the
Emerald, and the Chanticleer, arrived at Milford Haven,
from Cork, on Saturday morning. The Lightning steam
tender, Muter Commanding Mr. G. Williams, left the dock-
yard oa Friday morning with the Queen's and other pilots,
to take charge of the fleet, and moored them eafely in Man-
of-Wars.road, just below Pembmire-yard. On the arrival
of the fleet the &tura, Blenheim., and the gunboat; im-
mediately changed their lags from red to white, the Blen-
heim at the same time saluting the Admiral, which was
speedily returned by the Revenge. The Eritrea Consort
will be launched at Pembroke on Thunday.—Mtizonri
SAVIN, JUNE —The Trafalgar. 70, Captain Dickson,
arrived last evening, and joined the Chanel.) fleet. The
St. George, 86, Captain the Hoe. F. Egerton, with Prince
Alfred on board, arrived this morning for • similar pur-
pose and moored off the dockyard. She steamed up the
Have. at dead low water spring tides, showing the greet
capabilities of the Haven.
THE CEMETERY DINCLOEUREB AT SHLFEIILD.—

Further proceedings have been taken in connection with
the recent cemetery disclosures at Sheffield. Yesterday the
Rev. J. Livesey, incumbent of St. Philip's, was
with having given a false certificate of the burial ofchiriged-
sorted body sent from the Medical Hall, the body
in question having been found still nointerred when
the recent disclosures directed the public attention to
the revolting manner in which the cemetery had been con-
ducted. At the close of the evidence the magistrates held a
brief consultation, and then announced their determination
to commit Mr. Livesey for trial, but admitted him to bail In
1,0001., half that amount being accepted from two responsi-
ble sureties, and his own recognisance@ being taken for the
rest. He was loudly hooted by a large crowd of persons
both as he entered and left the court.

The black cap and white throat are being rapidly
exterminated in the south of England. There is a dispute
now going on in the Southamptoe papers as to these birds,
some asserting that the former is the male and the latter
the female of the same species, Mr. G. Y. Passenger, a
Southampton netaralbit, has proved, however, that they
belong to • different species, and are so °moldered in Prance,
Italy, and Germany. Some of the notes of the blank cap
are superior to those of the nightingale. Mr. Passenger
shone that the chief food of the British song birds ere the
leaf rolling caterpillar, the green oak moth, the grub of the
cabbage butterfly, the meal worm and all kinds of larvae.
He says that if a little overripe fruit was left on bushes
and trees thus birds would sever touch the sound fruit.
Both the black cap and white throat are very fond of the
overripe raspberry on account of the white maggot it con-
tains.

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