The Express.
London, England, 1851-08-01 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Destiv, JULY 31.
I subjoin the latest news that has been received
from the scene of the animated contest going for-
ward at Limerick. Lord Arundel carries on his can-
vass accompanied by a host of Roman catholic priests,
and some catholic electors who had promised their
support to Mr. Russell have, it is said, begun to
withdraw from the town to watering places, and to
effect an escape in other ways, rather than expose
themselves to the violence of the mob by voting for
the protestant candidate. On the other hand, the
Hon. W. Vereker, who had offered his vote and in-
terest to Lord Arundel, has on the representation of
Mr. Russell, who reminded hint of a former pledge
to himself; withdrawn his promise. The cor-
respondent of Saunders's states that the win-
dows of several electors who had declined
' pledging themselves to Lord Arundel have been
demolished by the mob, adding that this circum-
stance " was not cause of astonishment, owing to the
inflammatory addresses delivered a short time previ.
ous by the Roman catholic clergy from the platform
of Lord Arundel's committee—it was stated to be a
struggle between Cod and Lucifer—between Heaven
and the pit of hell'? The Russell party were grossly
abused by Mr. D. Cullen, who dealt rather severely
when alluding to the family ancestry of that tirm:'
Three troops of cavalry, a whole regiment of in-
fantry, and 400 of the constabulary are ordered to
hold themselves in readiness for any emergency.
The Earl of Surrey will be proposed by the Right
Rev. Dr. Ryan, the Roman catholic bishop of the
diocese.

It is understood that the inauguration of the Gal-
way Railway to-morrow will take place without any
public demonstration. The ceremony will be per-
formed in private, and trains arc to run for the con-
venience of the public.
The Rev. Hyacinth Darcy has been presented by
' the Lord Bishop of Tuam to the rectories and vim-
' rages of Umma, Moyrus, and Ballindown, and the
Rev. Alex. H. Synge to the vicarages of Arranmore,
.trranbeg, Innismanc, and Inniskir, in Couuengwa.

SPORTING.

GOODWOOD RACES.
_ Timmiwt.

WF.P.P4TAITA of 100 sovs. each, for 3.yr-olds, the praluce
of mares that never bred a winner ; colts, Bst 71b ;
Bst 21b. One mile.

N4r. Gratwieke's The Squaw (Platrnan) Walked over.
SVaSES STAKE 4 of 25 NOVI. each, for 2syrsolds ; colts,
Set 7lb ; fillies, fist 41b ; 3lbs allowed, &c.: winners extra.
T.Y.C. (5 subs.)
Mr. Gratwicse's Canterbury, ant 41b...... (Rogers) Walked over.
SwV.EPSTAKES of 200 Wall. each, for 2 yr-olds ; colts,
fist ilb each ; 3lbs and slbs allowed. T.Y.C. (9 subs.)
the R. Pinot's Filiuc, Ant 401 (Robinson)
Luke or Richulorire Hon:akin, Set 7lb (Katmai.) 1
Mr. Winch's Ilernete!, ad 7th (Rogers) 3
Lard Egliuton'e Clacertinuee, net 71b (Marlow) 4
Betting: 7 to 4on Claverhouse, 3 to 1 aunt Herschel, and
sto I each agst Houlakin and Filius. Iloulakin took the
lead at starting, and, with Herschel and Clavcrbousc laid
019, cut out the work to the distance, where the favourite
was beaten ; Filius now went to the front, headed the Good-
wood horse half-way up, and won easily by a length and
half. Run in 1 rain. 17 secs. _

GOODWOOD CCP of 300 sous., the rest in specie by sub-
scription of 20 mom. each, with 100 added ; the second to
receive 100 som. out of the stakes, and the third a 0 sovs.;
the whiner to pay 10 SOTS. to the judge. Two miles and a
half. (30 subs.)
Mr. Mintlrwon's Nancy, 3 yes, Tat (Marlton) I
Mr. realty's Cossack, seed, List Nib (A. Ifay) 2
Lord Luricsn's Camas, 3 srt, 0-t 101 k (Arnold) S
Mr. Gratwicke's Landgrave, S yns, Sat Illts (P. Hotter) 4
The following also ran : Cariboo, Lord George, Clincher,
Montes, Glenhawk, War linrse.
Betting at starting: 2 to 1 agst Nancy, 9 to 4 agst Cari-
boo (t), 9to 2 apt Cossack, 10 to 1 agst Monte,, 12 to 1
agst Lord George, 15 to 1 agst einem, 15 to 1 eget Clincher,
and 50 to 1 agst Glenhawk.--Olenhawk went away with
the lead, followed in a ruck by Cariboo, the two foreign
horses, Nancy, and Cossack, this being the order, however,
°lily to the distance post, Lord George there taking the
second place, and Cariboo dropping behind Montes. Glen-
hawk carried on the running to the mile post, where he
gave way, and Cariboo took it up, followed closely by Lord
George, Nancy, Montes, and Cossack, most of the others
well up. There was no further change of any moment
until they were round the lust turn ; Cariboo then showed
symptoms of distress, and at the bottom of the hill he woo
out of the race. Nancy and Cossack now went right away
from their horses, the mare leading three or four lengths ;
the horse, however, drew upon her inside the distance, and
was within a length of her opposite the stand, but never
quite got up, the mare, alter a surpassingly exciting race,
winning by a head ; Cihrus a bad third, Landgrave fhurtb,
Clincher fifth, and Cariboo sixth. Rua in 4 min. ,YJ secs.
Mr. Pedley has called upon the stewards to have Nancy's
mouth looked at, and the examination is ordered fur this
day (Friday).
itAccio STAKT.E. of 50 SOTS. each, for 3-yr.olds; colts,
fist 71b ; fillies, fist 4lb ; winners extra ; the second to save
his stake. 1 mile. (13 subs.)
Sir 1.111-orley's The C ontessor, sat Ilk (J. Mormon) 1
Lrcd Eglinton's IlippolTtu., est 7th ............ 2
I hike of Richmond's thickhompl, sot 71b (Ptittman) 3

FIRST-
YEAH OP THE FIMST BEETIXCIL MIIIIOIIIAL
STAKES. A triennial stakes of 10 Poss. each, for 2-yr-olds;
colts, 84 71h; fillies, Bst 41b. T.Y.C. (76 subs.)
Anooll'l. Bay En.lisd (P. Butler) 1
n ke of Richmond's Red Hind. (Etches/el I
Puke of Weinman's ..... (Hannan 3
Mr. Merp's Uoppy Joe (Marlow 4
punt: Or RICHMOND'S PLATE (handicap) of 100 soya. for
all ages. New mile.
M... 1. deott's Tordesillas, 4 pa, Est Bib (Charlton) 1
Mr. Mane a Preslaw. 4 ars, 7st alb
Chesterfiekl's Ilumolum 4 yrs fiet 1 21b (Wells) 3
Mr.C•rew's Era,a yrs, :at (Ba Bus) 4
Bettina: 5 to 4 apt Humphrey, 3 to 1 apt Cotton
Lady, and 10 to 1 apt any other. Preslaw got away with
the lead, followed by Mol.anna, Humphrey, and Eva, and
made running to the distance; Torderillas here joined him,
deprived him of his lead half way up, and won cleverly by
a length, half a length between the second and third, Eva
a bad fourth. Run in 1 min. 51 aces.
Mottcomn STAKES of 50 Bove. each, h ft, for 2yr-olds :
colts, fiat 7lb ; fillies, Bst 41b ; winners extra; the second
to rave his stake. T.Y.C.
Mr. Psyar's Glenluse, 94 lib (Platman) 1
Mr. E. Panance's f by Merry Monarch, out of Carus, 94 41b
(A.Day) 2
Lard Easter's Ambrose, But 71b (Normoni 3
Mr. Ovtwielm's Maidstone, Bst :lb (P. Butler) 4
Mr. Dornen's Chief Won Inkbo/son, Sat 12Ib (lnelortn.r 5 lbs
arra)
ANGLESEY PLATE of 501. Gentlemen riders. Craven
Course.
Mr. PAR.'. Aria, 6 yrs, I Ist (Captain Little) 1
Mr. Martin's Upton, 5 yrs, llst (Mr. C.C. Brookel
Mr. Baraow's Chatterer, 5 yrs, list Mb
Lord Waterford's Lord Grows. .3 yrs, Mat Sib Capt. Pettat 4
DERBY BETTING. _ _

Offers to take 25 to 1 about Claverhouse, who was dead
amiss in his race to-day.
Thclate hour to which the racing was protracted leaves
us only time to say that the weather turned out remarkably
tine, the sport interesting in the highest degree, and the
attendance numerous and fashionable, embracing, besides
those names which have already been published, Lord and
Lady and the lion. bliss Foley, the Duchess of Norfolk and
the Lady Adeliza Fitzallan Howard, his Excellency the
Sardinian Minister, Lork Newark, Lord Andover, the Earl
of Belfast, the Hon. James Macdonald, Lord de Lisle, &c.
There were an immense number of pickpockets on the
course, and five, who had abstracted watches with violence,
were taken and committed for three months. One was re-
manded.

CRICKET.

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS MATCHES.-HARROW •