The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-05 00:00:00

Tow. °woofs.
Tarifa l3l liorl of Rome ....

horizontal
any l2l F. K. Dumas, Seq. .... B hite,hiack arrow
ilrenlise
Viktor 142 .7. Jones, Fog Black
Atlas 214 C. Thelluaeon, Esq. .... Bine and yellow
chequered
Albert We.— 114 Lord loodesborough.... Bed si.is ow aroma
Use border white
Infrepld
Venial

Is this nos, the Aliso being the largest vowel, allows
Mania 12 minutes ; Albertise, 17 ; Viking, 20 ; Vestal, 20;
filmy, 27 ; Ijraulioe, 33 ; and Intrepid, 37. The others will
allow time in amordanee with their tonnage.
At half-past ton the preparatory gun was fired, the start.
Ing one in fire minutes afterwerda The wind was a nice
breeze, W.N. W., and the muse to the eastward. The
Abodes., first canted round, the Titania next, Mediae
third, Vestal fourth, and the Alberti*. fifth. At the time
et being Ant out by the land the Thaaia was the leading
veneel, but she did not maintain it long. The Albertine,
Lam her superior spread of canvas, soon took the fint place,
the Aline becoming second, the Viking third, and the In-
trepid fourth, the Titania, Urraline, sad Vestal kinglet
up the lee. In this mine they eastineed to the Warner
light, which was rounded as follow" :

A Martine
(king
Intrepid..
Titania ..
Ursullna

IL IL L
12 12 •
If 12 •
12 12 se
U 10 •
12 U 10
12 33 0

On the return to Cowes no portion/or change took place
wit► the azmptioa of the Titania overhaultag the Vestal,
Laving her the last vessel but am, the last being the Unti-
l/as. Oa the oomph/Woe of t►e first toned at Cowes Castle
the following was the time taken of their relative positions :
e. 12. O.
... 2 IS 0
... 2 16 16
... 2 22 0
... 2 TT 0
2 SS 30
2 60 30
2 57 0

Albertioe
Aline
In=
Umlaut,

They they started on the course for the mead round,
bet time will not permit giving the result. At 4.30 the
Martine was so fir slued that than can be no doubt she
erill have the prise.

To-day was appointed for the dowse Town Regatta, mud
Ike programme embraces a large number of prisms, which
mar fa,l to attract numerous visitor. The town is there-
fore crowded, and the weather all that could be dedred.
'Am occasion is observed in other reaped' as a complete
kiddy ; shops were domed at raid-day, and the regatta is
the adz thing talked of. At about 10 o'clock ia the
aiming the numerous fleet of yachts lying is the roads were
dried in colours from stem to eters, mid there are hon-
ied@ of boats crowded with people, risotto a less double
ihms. The spode consist at noes by shimmied yeah* boats,
swim boats, mulling unties, dock hunts, &a, but the
min of them must be deemed uatil te-monew.

At quarter to 5 the Fairy carve front Osborne, and
nniared fn the toed; having as beard the Primo and
Primesee of Wales, end a nand's: of the visitors to the
4.eeo•

This erode: a grand display of fireworks by Mr. Pain, of
Walworth. will take place oo the parade and
es the water, embracing some very beentifuldevioes ; midst
o'clock, on a gives aipal, the whole Beet of yachts lying
Una u well es her Majtety'a yacht Victoria and Albert,
mei her Majesty's skip Irresistible, will be illuminated with
port fine, Roman candle', he.; sod there is no doubt it will
be is. of the meet brilliant displays seen on these waters for
airy years past.

BRIGHTON RACE CLUB MEETING.
THURSDAY.
Although the penal attendaace was not nearly so large
ea oa the Cup day, the Brighton Club muds( attracted en
average usemblage, the opposite side of tbe course being able
to boast of several &abatable-looking drags." The card
contained ten races, and though the tetras wore however
on a limited scale the fields were much better thaa was
RESTORATION OF Tug MANCHINTILIt CATHEDRAL.— expected. The Two-year-old Plate, which brought out nine
ne toe old historical church of Manchester, now celled the out of the ten coloured on the cud, resulted in the of thou
AMllloodrAl, has for some year* bees undergoing a process of unfortunate "scenes" so detrimental to the interests of the
New oration, sod yesterday the ceremony of laying she turf. Anti-Macusar's »tuns into the Nickolas was the
ferandatiocestone of the new tower (to be erected on the site rimed for loud noises of disapprobstioo ; and eo gamed
ed the old one) use performed by the Bishop of Manchester. was the opinion that Fred. Adams bad not exerted himself at
ceremony was preceded by • service in the church, at the Mash of the nos, that the wader was that the stewards,
which the Rev. J. Troutbeck, ILA., or canon, sang the wader whose very MOM the alleged " pull" took plus, did
Litany. His Gram the Lord Archbishop of York preached I not take official recognition of the performaeos. The a-
lbs sermon. There was • very full sad crowded magma- =iodic of the racing scarcely cells for any cominest beyond
lien, and after the cerenviey of laying the stow • luisabooe what will be found in the subjoined details of the reindag
was given at the Palatine Hotel, which was attended by the I Tea SECOND YEAR or ma MTH BRIGHTON CLUB
dignitaries of the church and most of the leading gentlemen BIENNIAL STALER of 10 movs, each, with 50 added, fee 3-yr.
preeest at the ceremony. The collegiate church of ban- olds ; colt., tel 10th ; fillies, dot 71b ; whams extra, and
cheater, as it wee called op to the tooodatios of the see of certainahjunnem Bristol oils ((41 mho
Mumbester. was erected by Themes de la Warm. who brume • Lord Uxbridge'. Durham, by Inetbion—lady Louisa,
tutor of Manchester in 13e12, and dating so far beck there test 4lb 'lncluding alb extra' 'J Goatee; 1
ere natuiaLly many interesting historial association. cos- her. Pajas'aGtoilt ISX llb Ind Sib extra) 111. Orimshew; 2
mated with it. So early as 1399 the college bad • war. Betting ::1 to los Durham, who waited to within 81ty
dm, eight fellows, fourclerks,and nix nhornm,., attached yards of the winning post, when be mine to the front, and
to it, who ware styled " the Guild, or company, of the WOO by • length.
Blessed Virgin in Manchester." Among the wardeu have Tax CLARET ESTAIEB of 5 NOVw each, with 100 added ;
lsees some me.of celebrity, as own, cony,. who, InZbeffl extra. T. Y.C. (throrquarters of a mile).
het opponent of the Reformation, is said to have refused to Admirali Roue us Nebula, Longbow—Meteors, 4 yrs,
utflobt.locl. ellpb extra'
askisowledge Henry VIII. en the bead of the church. It Trumps, {yea, lam lath (11r. M.
was during him wanieesbip that savant priests is LancashireWombwell) I
were hangel for their violent oppoeition to the King's meal ford Westmorland's Deception, 4 yrs, lOW 4lb (Mr.
sores, and that the church was erected by statute into oneYdwardal
et the mean plasm of sanctuary for malefactors. Amongst The following also ran: Bertha, Humphrey, ROOIZIN, Ace of
ether celebrated men who became wardens were Dr. Chad- Harts, and suubemu•
death, Dr. Dee (accused of necromancy, and who Betting 6to 5 apt Bertha. 4to 1 apt Deception, Bto 1
at see time supposed be bad discovered an elixir apt Nasals, and 9to 1 apt Trumps. Nebula wee dre* off,
bavieg lb. mu., of transmuting mitoisi and Dr. but the running was quickly taken op by Bertha, who was
lieyrick. The college was dissolved by teiward VL attended by Nebula, Deception lying third, Humphrey
In 1550 John Bradford, a protege of Ridley's, poaching in fourth, and Saran= last. At the distance Bertha gave
Savour of the Reformation at Manchester, was brought to way, and Trawl., who had been ones in the froet rank and
the min and went The college was restored by Qum, thee fell back, joined Nebula and Deception, the latter of
stiplath, to train the youth of Lsocershire sad 'stood whom overhauled the Marquis of Heating.' horse opposite
protestentisru, and in the church were uttered some of the lb° Blind, but caught Nebula, who won by a length
sea violent philippics of that reign against Popery. Soot. and a half. Trump. Ithisbed half a length in fruit of
essusants triad at Lancaster in that reign were brought to Deu•Pliou• Rai," was fourth, Bertha Bfot, and the other
limthester sod hanged, and their heads were exposed on the three were beaten off. An objectioe against the wham
'matt of the collegiate church. Dr. Murray. one of the havinteri"d the starter. butt" reaching the Punt ."
mamisee, is said to bare preached before James I. when he otiwnh •
mode • royal progress through Lascashire, taking for his A PLAT! of tun MM., added to s sweepstakes of 5 moot
text the words 'I am not uhamed of the Gospel," and his each, for 2-yr-olds ; volt tel 71b ; allies, Bst 411 a ; winners
311=y is said afterwards to have rebuked him, aeyleg. extra and maiden alloweaces. T.Y.C. (three ,slew. al
art Dot ashamed of the Goa*, but by -- the s voila)
Csepel of Christ may be ashamed of thee!" The work of Mr. J. Morris's Nublibe"4 by Igeuhain—Types. 8",
Isillialration of this line old building has been curled on ,="lriteet"oeczit Aug., gm alb Ad a) I
wiliest the necesity of closing the edifice, principally by Leig-tgestasorMend's Auditor, get 1171) Ono. alb extra'
Ilea ontecriptioss of pariabioure who have rallied more than ; Kauai
11,010 f. for that purpose, besides wady 5,000 f. toward. The following oleo run:—Luestlim, Sante Salaam, Mater to
saarwing the tower, the foundation saes of which was laid, Nidnelmta. caestoo. C.Dubt. awl salishatea
maim stated, yesterday. 1 Betting : Erse on Nudism, 4to 1 wet Aatimiesumr,

Tie Albertan' won by 16 minutes. The Prince and
Aims of Wales witnessed Cowes town regatta until newly
arm o'closk.