The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-30 00:00:00

NAVAL

ADMIRALTY. IDLY 29.
Samoan W. WElalay sad A. Graham to bo
J. W. Tarietoa, to study at Royal Naval
Collette; Romeo. T. N. Nation, to lmcum ; laidthipman J. W.
Webb, to Emelleat; Naval Cadets E. Smith, to Queen; C. P. Poe-
knew. to Triamomiee ; J. U. Puddicombe, to Amphitrite; H. E.
Cochrane, to Ribreala.

Aristaid-

SPORTING.
GOODWOOD RACES.-THURSDAY.

The plethoric bill of fare provided for the third,
confasedly the best day of the meeting—rieh in the value of
the engagements, and deeply interesting with reference to
the St. Leger of the present and to the Derby of the ensu
lag year, embracing, too, the most attractive Cup ran of
the season ; and a variety of other valuable prizes—must
have satisfied every appetite, no matter how ravenous or how
refined. So inviting a list has rarely been seen, even at
Goodwood ; and we can only regret that its extreme length,
end the late hour at which the spots were necessarily pro-
tracted, prevents our entering so fully into detail as the im-
portance of the racing deserves. The weather was fine, and
the attendance immense. The stand was quite full of ele-
gant and fashionable company; while those who had no
tuts for a crush up the stain, or the Babel-like confusion on
the lawn, found a shady retreat at its upper extremity, a
cool and agreeable abiding-place, having also the advantage,
which no other course possesses, of enjoying the sport with-
out quitting their seats. As usual, a large spas. was roped
off at the lower end of the enclosure, for the especial use of
the lovers of the " weed;" and a " circle " was also provided
for the betting men; and both were very extensively
patronised. On the whale, it was one of the most
brilliant Cup days within our remembrance—and that there
may be many more such must he the wish of every true
friend of the turf. Of the eleven races which kept the com-
pany en the qui rive from twelve o'cleek until five, we have
only time to notice the Cup and the Racing Stakes. For
the first, The Hero, meagre well-circulated repeats of lame-
ness end eraeked heels, notwithstanding, too, that large sums
were laid out on Wolfdog and Eryx, advanced rapidly in
favour as soon as it wee known that John Day, jun., would
be " up," and ultimately was backed at odds against the
field. The race was contested with extraordinary severity
by the favourite and Ryer, and at the stand was decidedly
in favour of the young one: in the cuicluiing struggle,
however, The Hero's doubles% prevailed, and the appearance
of No. 2 was hailed with loud and prolonged cheers from
all parts of the course. The triumph was creditable
alike to horse, trainer, and jockey. The Racing Stakes, from
the high pretensions of the competitors, and the influence
which Its result was calculated to produce on the St. Leger
betting, excited great interest, and was the source of some
heavy speculation. The race was finely contested between
the favourite and Planet, the latter, to the great delight of
the anti-favourite division, winning by half a length. The
St. Leger prises, immediately consequent upon this race,were
8 to 4 apt Cossack and Foreclosure, 10 to 1 sot Ery x (t.
freely), 10 to 1 agat Planet, 15 to 1 apt Yen Tromp
(nominal), 22 to 1 apt Foreclosure, and 2.5 to 1 apt
Red Hart.
Full particulars of the different events are subjoined.
SWEEPS of 25 son. each, for 2-yr-olds; colts, Set 71b;
set 31b. T.Y.C. (4 subs.) The Duke of Richmond's Nectar walked
over.
Swears of 100 love. each, for 3-n-olds, the produce of
mares that never bred a wiener; colts, Sat 7lb ; and Stie, Ist Ilb.
The new mile. (12 rubs.)
Mr. etuttwestaehaugh • Quicksand (Wakefkli I
Mr. Mostin's King at Noreen (F. Butler 2
Mr. Orerille's Mirmilk (Nat 3
Swears of 200 son. each. kw 2yr-old fillies, Set 71b
each. T.T.C. (13 subs.)
Ca/ Peel's Lola Monks (Nal 1
Lord Egtinton's
leyAnon (J. Marian 2
Sir K. W. Bulke's Miss Orbell (Templemen 3
MOLICOME STAKES of 60 SOTS, melt, h ft; for 2yrs old
colts, Set 71h; Bu m, Sit 416; the seciond to ears his stake. T.T.C.
(13 nibs.)
Mr. Payees Glendower (Nat 1
Duke of Richmond'. Nectar (F. Butler 2
Sir J. Hawley'. Vexation (J. Marlon 3
Lord Eseter's Tippet (S. Mann) 4
GOODWOOD I.IIIP, value 3001., 010 rest in specie, by sub-
scription of To foss. each, with 100 added. The second borisebs receive
100 SOT. oat of the stake, and the third 50 son. New Cup Course.
(33 subs.)
Mr. J. Day's The Here, Oat 61b (J. Day, jun.) I
Lord Eglaitoe's Errsiat, 410 (J. rum))
Duke of Richmond a 7st 41h (Nat) 3
Mr. 0.11. Moore'. WaiMeft, 91.1 11th (F. Butler) 4
Betting at starting 5t04 on The Hero (t) ; 4to 1 apt Woddog ;
to 1 apt Eryx; 10 to 1 apt Halo; and 100 to 1 art Golden Rule.
The Hero took a clear lead at starting, but retained it
only to the stand, the Arab then going put him and making
play op the course to the turn, here he dropped into the
second place, end The Hero went on with a lead of three or
four lengths, Sting and Bryx following the grey and Wolf-
dog lying in the metre with Halo; on re-appeanng the firer
was tailed off and Eryx was following the crack, Halo mil
Wolfdog next, and everything else completely out of the
race. No change took place in this order until near the
quarter of a mile poet, when Bryx went up to the favourite,
headed him, and at the stand wara neck first, and to all
appearance winning. The Hero, however, now made his
effint, and a race of the most intense excitement terminated
in his favour by a short length ; Halo a very bad third, and
Wolfdog fourth. The others were tailed off early in the
race. Sting broke down. Run in 5 min. 2 sec.
SWEEPS of 200 son. each, for 2yr-olds ; colts, Sat 71b,
Ellis, Sat 41b. T.I.C. (9 subs.)
Mr. Mostyn's Mastiff walked over
Dons OP RICHMOND'S PLATE of 100 son. New mile.
Mr. Rayner'. f, be The Nob, out of Corinna, est 410 (Hachette
Mr. Arber's Caroline
_lsst 411. (H. Bell 2
31r. M. Centralia Christopher, 7et 31b (gimps= 3
Mr. Works,. eacknisntlzt242lb (Hornsby, jtut. 4
Betting to 4 1 apt 4to I &get Quicksand, sto agyt.
Christopher, 7 to I apt The Nob filly, and 7 to I east Master Stepney.
Caroline made play at a stood pace, followed by Christo-
pher and Master Stepney, The Nob filly lying off until near
the distance, when she joined the leading hones; at the
stand she took up the running, and won easy by two lengths.
Run in 1 min. 49 see.
RACING STAKES of 60 son. each, for 3 yr-olibi ; colts,
art 71b, and Slice, Set 41b; the second to receive 100/. out of the
stakes. New mile. (26 subs.)
Mr. Marlyn'. Planet (F. Baal 1
Lord Eglinton's Nen Tromp (J. Marron 2
Duke of Richmond's Red Hart
PLATE of 100 son., the gift of the Duke of Beaufort,
with 100 added by Lord George Bettina, added to • sweepstakes of
10 sons. each. (Graterlcke Stakes Comes)
Mr. Orstwicke's Joyful, sst 71b (Tree, Jul 1
Mr. Worley's Winton* Get (Charlton 2
Mr. Memo'. Archnems, let 51b (Kitchlner 3
Mr. Herbert's Sir Simon, Set 101 k (Prince) 4
SWEEPSTAKES of 10 SOTS. each, with 60 added ; 3-)r-olds,
Set 101 b; four, Sot 31b; fire, Set 171 b; sir and aged, Set 2(b. The
winner to be sold for 300 sow. if demanded, he. If entered, to be
saki for 200 sore. allowed 1014 150, 141 k, and for 100, 1 Sib. Winner
In the present week to carry, for cam, 41k; far twice, 71b extra.
(Craven Stakes Course.)
Mr. Osbaldence's Oleelle (W Abdakl
Mr. Moiklarn's Duncan (I Watkins 2
Mr. H. T. Worlay's Fake Report. (Sly 3
Mr. Gratwieke's Queen (Collins 4
Mr. R. Boyer's, )en., Colken Bairn
Doke of Richmond'. Pell Melt
Mr. Herbert's Sir Simeon "(J.hiten) 7
ANOLESST STAINS of 16 SOTS, each. New male. (11 Bebe.)
Gentlemen riders.
Major. Pat's The Widoer, 16.1. 10lb. (Mr. Berkeley 1
Mr. Elwee's Meeseager, Ilst. (Owner 2
Mr. Mosesn's Moth, int. 1016. (Capt. Pettot 3
2to I =Slab, and 7So 2 era Ilesneiger. Won by a length. Run
In min. 51 Wes.
CLARINDON'S RACE, on the third day, was run in 3 min.
and 32 ree-, not in 3 min. and 12 um.
In the burry of sending off our report from the course, we
omitted to state that Lothario broke down about half a mile
from home ; he was going well at the time, and in the opi-
nion of his jockey could not have lost.

Rata 'lntelligence.

EQUITY COURTS.
Before the Lord Chancellor,

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DAWSON O. PAVIR.—INCLOSURE AND DRAINAGE ACT—
CONSTRECTION.—POWIIRS OF THE COMMISSION ►RS.—The
Lord Chancellor gave hie judgment upon the motion in this
case, to dissolve an Injunction granted by the Vice-
Chancellor Wigram, restraining the defendants, who are
commie loners under en act for inelosing and draining a tract
of common lands in Yorkshire, from forming a drain in the
manner propoeed by them, and which his Honour held to he
injurious to the plaintiff's lands by overloading an ancient
watercourse which ran through them. The motion was opened
last Satunlay,and the object of it wee stated in the report which
appeared in this journal on Monday (see, also, the report
5 Hare, 415, where the complicated facts and proceedings
between the parties, both at law and equity, are fully stated).
His lordship, without going into the facts, said he had con-
sidered them, and seeing that the verdicts on both trials of
the issue sent by the Vice-Chancellor were in favour of the
plaintiff, he wits clearly of opinion that the injunction
shosld be continued ; and as he concurred in the grounds on
which the Vice-Chancellor panted the injunction, he dis-
missed the motion to disaolve it, with costs.