The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-06 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BRIGHTON RACES.—WwmawAy.

Tam PAVIUON PLATZ (Handicap) of 100 SM., for an
nos; wieners extra. Bristol silo.
H. E. thusilleya eheertul, by Teddington—llacid,
1 Yn. at 11b :inc. 51b extra. I Usk* 1
Itar.jula of Ha..t.ogs' Ippler. Ist 711.
Mr. St, Thethiaow. Kiommood, 3)n. St 811:. ..,moihina. 3
The folloaing also raw-Spencer, Inferno, Bolero, Baldwin,
Corona, Topsy, and 'hart of Oak.

Betting : b to 2 apt Tippler, 100 to 30 apt Spenoer, 9 to
1 swat Cheerful, 10 to 1 spt Telay. 100 to 9 apt Bolero,
lOU S apt 100 to i apt Heart of Oak, and
90 to 1 offered apt Tolurno. A long delay preceded a
nurdetate start, Cbierful making play, followed hy Heart' of
Oak awl Spencer, nest these three—lying well up near
the taile_fefiorral Comma, Bolero, Baldwin. and lit pier ;
Tops.. and Kinesel.cd (who both tot bony an a long way
in the rear. At the foot of the hill Tippler took third
pia e. Kiopwood at that point running towards the leader.
At the dicance Tippler ran into We second place, but
could never overhaul Cheerful, who won by three lengths.
Kingwood finished four or five lengths behind Tippler ;
Topes., who passed several, pullitg up oppoite the winning
end the enclosure, was fourth. Bolero, Heart of
and Toluroo, were stopped at the post, which was not pared
by any of the others.
Tint RUSSII STAKES of 5 sons. each, with 50 added, fora/l
spa. Certain allowances. About five (wimp. (7 subs.)
Mr. James amith's Quadrille, by Yaadango—Dividend,
2 3m
30!.,, ast 9lb J arlmsbatri I
Kr. Hodgman's f by Adamas—Maid of Cadiz, Est 91b,
(Morris) 2
Mr. W. W. Baker's Rest, 1 yrs ( ). 7rt 101 b.. (J. Daley) S
Lady Clare also ran.

Betting : 6 to 5 apt Rest, 3 to 1 apt Quadrino 4 to 1
apt Lady Clare, and 6 to I apt the Maid of Girlie filly.
Rest, close to the rails, made play into the dip, where Quad-
rille and the Maid of Cadiz filly dopriv:d her of the lead, and
Quadrille waited on M r. Hodgnian's filly to the distance, where
she went to the front and won by three-quarters of a lengtt.
Ball a length seperited the second and third ; Lady Clays
beaten off. The winner was purchased by the Marquis of
Hastings for 135 f.

ThliCrililuDlLLN PLATE of 100 son. (Handicap), for all
Nee ; wines extra. New Ovinadean Course. About six
furlongs.
Mr. lamesandth's Birdlime, by West Australian, dam b
Badcatelar, out of Mickleton Maid, S yes, eta 1O
Orinishaer) I
Mr. Geo. Bryan's Zona 61n, Bst Illb leustanee)
Mr Boater's Linde, 3 yrs, Get Illb A. Taylor) 3
l ne following also ran ) - Lord of the Manor, Queen Inizabeth,
retersham, Dictator, Loogstock Les colt, and Tom King.

Betting: 100 to 30 apt Birdlime, 4 to 1 apt Zora, 100 to
15 apt Creole. 6to 1 apt Tom King, 8 to 1 apt Dictator,
sod 10 to 1 apt Lord of the Manor. Immediately the flag
fell Zara took up the ruosiog, foUowed by Creole, Tom
King, and Dictator nearly abreast, into the dip, where Curie
and Birdlime joised them. Approaching the distance Bird-
lame went to the front, and coming away with an undisputed
lead won by four lengths, Creole Wales hill a length from
Zona ; Dictator wan fourth, Curie fifth, and Lord of the
Manor sixth. The hat two beaten off were Queen Elisabeth
and the Losptock LASS 001 t.
THZ Bagurrox Cur of 10 nova each, with 100 added ;
for 3-yr-olds sod upwards; aortal& penalties and allow-
ances The Old Coarse. About two miles. (11 robs.)
Mr. W. l'A.,sonb Caller Os. by akekwell—Harlcot.
}T.. 9.14 lit w.o.

THE Firs? YEAR or Tl 3 1:01101ITON Mariam.
Simms of 10 son. each. with 50 added ; for 2..yr-okls;
colts, fat lelb ; Allies, Set 75 ; wieners extra. Thew
quartets of a mile. (19 subs.)
Count F. de Manor's Fill, de rAir. by Irsugb.6-810-
loch—Pauline. est Mb (ine. 71b extra) . ..(titudorj w.o.

Teo CakstrsOWE &thews of 5 sow. inch, with 100 added ;
foe 3-yeolde and upwards ; certain penalties and allowanoss.
One mil.. (11 =be)
Nereids of Hastings' Tippier, by Tumbler—Mice* 3 y
74 AU tJ udd,rs, 1
Hr. Cartwright'. Fairwater, 6 yes, get lib (Fordham) 2
11r. Oeo. nryan's Waterwiteli, 6 yrs, set 111 b ..Mustancei 3
Umpire also ran.
Betting : 6 to 4 apt Pvirwater, 9 to 4 apt Umpire, 9 to
2 apt Tippler, and 100 to 15 apt Waterwitch ; 6C3 to 2CI
vas Lid ea Fairwater and Umpire apt the field. Umpire
made play, followed by the other three abreast, to the half-
itgost, where Waterwitch took up the running. Ap-
ing the distance Tippler went to the front, with
airwater close up ; the latter however never got up,
Tippler winning in a canter by five lengths : Waterwitch •
bad third.

Taa QUID &ram Pure of 50 'ova (Handicap). Wis.
um extra. )Os' mak)
air. Woo:cotes Gunner, by Artillery—Petticoat, 3 yrs,
Sst 2lb J. Adams) 1
Yr. Woodson's Dserfoot, 3 yrs, Set tab , Clay: I
Mr. burbldge's Bathers', a yrs, Mt 61b 'Lynch; 3
Curio also ran.

Bettiog : 7 to 4 apt aTenner. &to 2 apt Deerfoot, 100 to
30 apt Curie, wed sto 1 apt Baliverne. The latter made
play, followed by Gamier and Curls, Deerfoot lying off until
half way doers the bill, where he nu through his horses
and raa up to G , but the latter would not have it,
lad at the ditaoce came away and won by a head ; Bali-
Tome a bad third.

LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
ST. LEGER.
11,000 to 1,000 apt Lord Mien (t)
LATEST BETTING.
ST. LEGER.
4 to 1 apt Ranger (off)
GREAT EBOR HANDICAP,
6 to 1 apt Clarice (t)
Holum annivito.—Onadonce and Coronet.

DL9O36DIIINT JOCK (TS. —Yesterday, at Brighton,
the steward@ beard complaints lodged by Mr. Thomas
M'Crecmte, against Perry. James blighting:an, Demme,
Morrie, sod Lynch, for unruly conduct at We poet on Tues-
day for the Nursery Plato. Perry and James Nightiogall
were oespeoded till the 10th of September, and Lysol,
Morrie, and Dement until the loth ol August.

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Deers or Thaw me JOCIIT.—We regret to
lave to announce the death of this promising jockey, who
died last evening at the Sussex County Hospital, Bright3e.
It will be remembered that in our report of Tneeday's races
it was stated that Drew met with a fearful accident while
Tiding Pellucid in the Marine Plate. His ►one struck into
the heels of Topsy, and rolling on, him indicted such
dreadful injuries upon the poor fellow that he had to be at
once conveyed to the hospital in a state of insensibility. He
mild, and died at half•peat six o'clock yesterday
evening.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. RIAGULAB HAW!.
CIDATIos.

Early oo Tuesday moruiog it was reported that
a gentleman had attempted suicide by mat*/ his throat
on the ranks at Clevedon. The only facts that em be
withered are, that the unfortunate gentleman, whose same
is E. A. Tripp, of London, is of considerable souial stand-
ing, has visited this place for several years, and is well
known by many of the inhabitants. bane three weeks ago
he came here 'gals ea usual, but for the Mat tortnigut tar
been away, no one known where. On rat users to Cluedon
ha took apartment. in Copse.road, and on Monday evenim.
he retired to rest between 10 and 12, &mussily in good
health, having partaken of • little supper. Allot 5 o'clock
yesterday morning, however, it amain he left the house
almost in a state of nudity, id proceeded to the rocks war
the beach, where he indicted several wounds on the right
aide of his neck with a small penknife, besides scratching
several other places. On discovering hlisheseas moven] par.
ties went its pursuit, and ultimately found him Weeding con-
siderably, besides having received severe bruises about the
hand from falling on the rocks. He was immediatelymmoved
to the laths, where lk. Theodore Curia wee speedily is
attendance, and every assistance that medical skill could de-
vise under dm arcurnataaces was given. Meanwhile informa-
tion was conveyed to Mr. SerjeantChivers, who also hastened
to the spot. From documents toned epos the tutfortanate
gentleman it would seem that he is by profession a coop
missies agent or broker, as amongst other papers are
several forms of shares in the Copenhagen Railway. lied
he been pomessed of • larger knife in all probability the
result would have bees fatal, but fortunately he a steadily
recovering, and is considered out of danger. He wee taken
in a conveyance to the present residence of Sir A. H. Moo,
Bert, J.P., who. hams; conversed a shod time with the
unfortunate gentleman, moat kindly interested himself le
his welfare. He was then eouveyed to Copeemad, and.
though not received at his previous lodgings, was hospitably
aamennodated by Mr. George Stuckey, Mr. Henry James
consenting to remain with him till his Moods had bees
communicated with. A telegraph memo was despatched
daring the day to his brother, a London solicitor.giechte-
fortunate gentleman stets. that be has • brother, who wee
formerly a stockbroker, some years ago, io Bristol,
but at present is connected with • British hankies
company in Paris. He also stated that bs him-
self was the editor of the hirestineer Journal, pub-
lished in London, and further contributed to the Lee
Times, but the former paper, from • disagreement with the
publisher, has bees disooatiaued for a time. He asserts as
• reason for this rash set that "he has been confined in the
College of Rolm, behind the Copse road, which is a Roman
catholic institute, where they require four ' carnal' points
to be adhered to, via., cleanliness, parity, chastity, sobriety,
adif there is a breach of any of these points the o(eoder
bad to be bunt alive ; sad if be Weeded against two of
the points be had to be cot to pieces ; and rather than be
burnt alive he was determined to kill kircaelf. He also
beard a young women, who ins going to he burnt,
is. murder, sad be followed her to the reek, and also tried
to kill her rather than she should be buret ; but he had ite
doubt she had just the same providential escape as him-
self." This statement be strongly adheres to, and calmly
coeversas on the barbarity of such as institution being
allowed to waist. There can be no doubt he is quite de.
ranged. The gentleman is 44 years of age.—Westere Deep
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