The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-02 00:00:00

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RyWon. 6 9
Postulant I 6 9
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Spencer
krangeline 3 412
Battery 5 6 7
4.6.—Tua Batuso STAMM of 5 sore. each, with 30 added ; op.
%local selling weights. One mile end a quarter. To close and name
oa or before July 4.
4.Bo.—Tan Water Cover nattiness. of 3 son. each, with 80
added. One mile and • quarter. (6 subs.)
Age at lb
Gaylad a 610 Postulant
Eulogist 3 8 4 Blossom
Welleabourne (k b) 6 8 2 Atherstone 8 6 2

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Age _
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NEWCASTLE-UPON•TYNE RACES.
FUR RA.NDICAP.—TRO objection ainaluat Lliermint wu WIthIIISWI
CORPORATION PLATS:Cif daltalptT Wit disqualified, and OR ITIC
lran OP Wbiwlock.

THE RUSSIAN PRISONERS at Plymouth art
marched out is parties of about 100 at a time every other
day accompanied by a paid of soldiers or marines for on
airing ; sometimes they go a few miles in the country on the
Tavistock or Easter road", and at other times are taken in
bests WOOS the passage at Cremyll, and walk on the plea-
ma and picturesque roads near Mount Edgeurabe.
Deriag the last fortnight there have been three deaths of
prisoners. The interments in the new cemetery et Penny-
sembequicke on each occasion have been attended by a large
number of the men, but by none of the dicers. The beha-
viour of the men during the ceremonies of sepulture of the
Greek church is of the most reverent description. Amongst
the prisoners who have families there are many good
vocalists' and their performance of an evening of devotional
music is listened to from beyoad the walls of the prison
with appreciative feelings by hundreds of people. Their
harmony is peculiar and very pleasing.
THE SPEECH AT THE TRINITY HOUSE.—Prinoe
Albert's speech at the Trinity-house dinner, as recently re-
ported, was on Sunday last the subject of s very temperate
and well.reesaned article in the Journal des Dibats. Bat
notwithstanding the moderation of tone by which this
article was characterised, it gave offence ; and a complaint
addressed to Count Wslewski, the French Minister for
Foreign Affsin, bad the effect Of summoning the editor of
the Journal des Debuts to the Direction de la Sante Gene.
rale. He there received instructions not to resume the
subject, and was also warned not to reply, in his journal, to
any remarks it might elicit from any of the other Paris
Wpen. Such remarks were not slow of appeariag, for on
Wednesday the Conslitutionnel and the Pays each pub-
lished as article, in which, taking up the defence of the
English prince, they attacked both the Journal des Wats
and the English press. The Debuts has not been permitt. d
to reply. Having satisfied motives of the correctness of
these fees, we giye them without comment.—Exastiner.
Ryde was introduced on Sunday evening to a
seem of rare occurrence, which greatly shocked the feel.
ills of our demure inhabitants as they were flocking to
their respective places of worship. About half-put five •
party of military geatry hired each a Beth chair ; seated in
which, instead of being dragged, each became a steersman,
propelled bye chairman babied. Ranged in a row, they
started in a race through Pier-street, up Union street and
High-street, to the Star Inn, making a series of gyrations
and evolutions, and occasionally collision', on the way,
highly gratifying to a large assemblage of boys in the rear.
—Portnnadh Guardian.
GROSS OUTRAGE.—OS Friday evening, an itine-
rant Chinaman, who for a few days previously bad been
singing in the streets, was passing the White Horse lon,
when some person called hies into the house, and Mr. Web
otter, bailiff of the Tiverton County Court, requested him to
drink. This be declined doing, when Webster cut od the
poor fellow's " pigtail," whereupon he ran into the street in
a state of frenzy, bowling and jumping like a median.
The Rev. H. Madgin and Mr. A. C. Sberleud, solicitor,
paned at the time, and on questioning him, succeeded in
seasetainiag the cause of his distress. They endeavoured to
paddy the injured man, but all to no purpose. One of the
byelenders offered him a sovereign and a handful of silver,
bat be rejected both. Mr. bledgin and Mr. Sbarland then
waited oath* magistrates, and requested them to investigate
the case, which they promised they would do on the follow-
ing morning. At the boar appointed, the Guildhall was
filled in every part with respectable persons. The defend.
ant, who was received with hisses and groans, pleaded
guilty, and stated he eon:mined the offence whilst under
the balance of liquor. The magistrates said they could
eimmit Ida for trial at the quarter sessions, but there were
dilleakiee attending such a course, and they had, therefore,
delleamised an inflicting the highest penalty the law allowed
..IL—eir Is default the defendant would be committed to
gest (hr two maths. The fine wu at once paid, 21. of
which were awarded to the ecmpleinent. The people were
so ensperated, that it was not deemed safe for Webster to
leave the hall till towards evening, when the superintendent
of,poliee accompanied him —Dorsal County Chronie;e.
Loss OP THE SHIP BLANCHE.—HAVANA, JUNE 9.
—The Blanche (ship), M'Lsghlan, from Liverpool to New
Orleans, with salt, was totally loot Nay 24, in let. 16 N.,
los. 80 W.; mew saved, and arrived here in a boat lane 7.
CRYSTAL PALAU& FIVPSHILLINO DAY.—
Joan 30.—Adobsions os payment, 898; ditto by seam
tisk" 3,339; total, 4,137.