The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-04 00:00:00

REGiMENTAL DEBTS.

Os the motion of Mr. BrioCi,Teave was given to bring in
a bill to consolidate and amend the acta relating to the pay-
meet of regimental debts, and the distribution of the effects
of officers and soldiers in case of death, and to make provi-
sion for the cases of desertion and insmaity, and other
cases.
The bill was subsequently read a first time.
Tee house adjourned at 20 minutes before slx o'clock.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

play, followed by Blue Mantle, with Brother to Morocco
next, on the far side of his bones, Warhorse being at the
tallof the leading lot. Newsroonger followed dir H. Des
Vmux's colt at an interval of two lengtlie, and a similar
distance in the rear of everything came Queen Bertha.
Nearing the mile post, Brother to Morocco took mooed
piece, and Warhorse dropped into the rear. To within
three-quarters of a mile from home Brother to Mo-
room and Jarnicotoo mood for the lead, attended
by Osesender, who went in front ' • coming into
the straight, Queen Bertha, having gradurilly reduced the
distance the leaders bail obtained, joined the front division.
Just before reaching the distance Blue Mantle, pulled by
Lynch directly in front of Brother to Morocco, caused the
latter to strike into his heels, and Wells was sent whirling
from the saddle, narrowly escaping being trodden upon by
the rear division. From this point Brother to Morocco,
riderless, mime on behind the front rank minus his bridle,
but was fortunately stopped on arriving at the winning
post. °amender continued with the lead to the end, and
won by two lengths ; Queen Bertha, improving her position
from the distance, finished several lengths in front of Blue
Mantle. A large crowd oongregsted round Wells, who
shortly afterwards ran and walked to the enclosure, appa-
rently none the worse for his fall. Amongst the foremost
to esoestain the result of the accident was Baron Rothschild.
Tau RoTAL HUNT CUP, a piece of plate value 200 sows.,
by subscription of 10 love. each, with 100 added, for 3-yr-
olds and upwards - winners extra. New Mile. (77 subs.)
Mr. Hodgman's Victor, by Vindez, dam by Scrugglna,
4 ye., Out 1.21 b (Morris) 1
Mr. R. Sutton's Olenorchy, 3 yrs, est 13Ib (Montag,
Mr. Merry's The Knave. a yes, 751 Mb (a. Covey 3
Knowsle followlryt
y, also ran:—Queen
Exchequerrum PCildUzulrt:i Argonaut,
pen of
Spain, satchel Grove. Itirdblll, Ace of Clubs, Bertha, Doncaster,
h by Newminster—Orey lien, Valetta, Poland, The Plover, lio-
hernia. Tademus, Cadeau, Michael Scott, Disappointment, Ka-
buil, Merl" maid, Indolence, end Nebula.

Bettini: 3to 1 apt, Victor, sto 1 apt The Knave, 9to
1 apt Tademus, 12 to 1 each apt Ace of Clubs and Knows.
26, 100 to 7 *gat Rubini,, 20 to 1 apt the Grey Hen colt,
to 1 each apt Bertha, Argonaut, Indolence, and Umpire,
and 33 to I each apt Prince Plausible, Birdhill, and Gle-
norohy. It was not until an hour beyond the time appointed
for the race that they were despatched to an excellent start,
Victor leading Glenoroby a couple of lengths, the followers
comprising the Grey Hen hone, Prince Plauaible, Dooms-
ter, Umpire The Knave, Disappointment, and Knowsley.
At the distance the race was virtually over, as from that
point Victor increased his advantage, and won in a canter
by four lengths ; three lengths between second and third,
and a similar distance divided third and fourth ; Doncaster
was close up, fifth ; and the last lot consisted of Birdhill,
Queen of Spain, Ace of Clubs, Michel Grove, Cadeau, and
Villette.
A SIFILLPSTAKIB of 10 soya. each, 5 ft, for 3.yrolds and
upwards ; fillin and geldings allowed 31b. T. Y.C. (16 subs.)
-Mr, B. Ten Breech's 'Sanibel, by Longbow—lane. 9 yrs.
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