The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-30 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

NT ZLECITIIO TTIMILAIPII.)
GOODWOOD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

DRAWING-ROOK STAKES. Craven course..
Freeholder, Gems, Watch Are, Cell Arius, and Q.E.D.
are here.

GOODWOOD DERBY. One mile, four furlongs.
Freeholder, Llandaff, Typee e„ and Alvediston are here.
GOODWOOD STAKES. Two miles and a ball.
Stamen, Sir William, Rapparee, Audrey, The Knave,
Setthello, Confectioner. Fitz Eva, Canary, My Partner,
Bosbdil. Highflyer, Lady Evelyn c, Magnum Return,
Watehfire, Lapidist, Bosh, Harlington, Violet, St. Bet-
card, Freeholder, and Dalesman are hare.
PAID Foarur.--Cape Flyaway, Optimist, Umpire,
Mistake, Zodiac, Wham, Benham Las, Trepan.,
Lubicon, Myrtle, Schehallion, Fee, Bryn Gwyo, Buie.
rectum, Droners, and Rather High °.
FINDON STAKE'S. T.Y.C.
Orerstooe, Vivid, Tramper, f by the Merry Monarch,
Prstique, Escape, Wup 0, Stampede, Stockbroker, Brick,
Ireton, Louise Bonne, and Amoco us here.
ENTRY FOR COWDRAY STAKES. T.Y.C.
The Prophet, Newfoundland, Entremet, Birdlime, Olive
Bruck Odin', and Maubourquet.

ETON COLLIGL Euxviow, 1862.—The following
is a list of modadates elected for this foundation as given
out by the examiner, on Monday evening :—Chute,
Winsloe, Macauley, Banters Smith, Protheros, R. C.
Radcliffe, Mitchell, Macninden, Hailstone, Pollock, Freeth,
Lock. Smith, Carter, Coombe, F. R. Radcliffe, Armitstead,
Cather, larborough, and A. G. Edward. Examiners, Mr.
Earl, Er. Whitting. Thera were 83 candidatea
Coolie/00D TENANTRY MEKORIAL—A handsome
east window has recently been erected in Boxgrove Church,
near Chichester, by the tenantry on the Goodwood estate,
to the memory of Vie late Doke of Richmond. The window
consists of three lights and three subjects are introduced
into each light. The centre contains the Nativity, Cruel-
h,ion. and Ascension of our Lord. On the north side are
three types of victory, so arranged as to bear upon the prin-
cipal subjects, and emblematical of the late duke's taste
for military life—the Meeting of Ahearn and Melchisedec
after the daughter of the Kings, the Victory over the Ama-
',ham. Jehovah Nisei, and the Passage of the Jordan. On
this south are three of our Lord'. parables introduced, as
marking the duke's interest in agricultural pursuits—the
Sower, the Casting out of the Vineyard, and "the reapers I DEATH OF THE Rsv. ROBERT ECKETT.—We re-
am the angels." The effect of the whole is very striking. gret to announce the death of the Rev. R. Eckett, for many
The colours are extremely rich, particularly in the tracery years an active member of the St. Pancras Vestry, and also
of the centre light, and the dream-, of the figures is re- therepresentative for that district in the Metropolitan Board
nuthahle for its distinctness and the absence of that gin- of Works. Mr. Eckett wag a member of the Wesleyan
*ague character which prevails in some of the ancient glass, body, or rather of the independent portion of it which se-
and which the artist of the present day are apt to follow ceded from the general body some years ago, and many of Weer,
too closely. The work has been designed and executed by the chapels scattered throughout the metropolis belonged 10401
the Mews. O'Connor, of Lon don, under the superinten- to him. He died at Cleveland. near Bristol, where he had Sr, tr„
dance of committee, and the subscribers generally may be been on a short visit, on Monday last, in the 65th year of IT;
well satisfied with the manner in which it has been carried hie age. *me
alt. It is a noble tribute of respect to the memory of their DIMONSTRATION IN MANCHESTER AGAINST THE 12,600
ht. landlord from his tenantry, end • more appropriate LABOUR TEE[.—Testa rday evening a number of the men, tow
'pet could not have been selected fur the memorial than hie employed on the farms belonging to the Manchester Board N"
orb parish church. of Guardians at Crumpet% got up what was intended to bei
g IM
Iirs,;BRFoRD SUSPENSION BRlDGE.—Operations a protest against the application of the labour test. Aggit
hare at last been commenced for the removal of this light They marched through some of the main streets to Steven- WPM
a," graceful bridge, which has been the admiration of vim- son-square. where several speeches were delivered—all in SAC
to the metropolis for the last few years. Workmen condemnation cf the labour test. The remonstrant, who 10.11_0_0.
s's sew busily employed in taking down the perpeodienlar conducted themselves in a quiet and orderly manner, were 1•=;
suspending irons and other portions of the works. In order dismissed with an assurance from one of the speakers that I
to accommodate the stream of traffic between the Strand arrangement would be made for another " demonstration " isms'
sod the Surrey side of the river • temporary wooden bridge on an earlLdar. 10,11001
has been erected, extending from the southside h
men of the new THE Digra THE COITON DISTRICTS.— le.10•1
thu.ing-cross Railway-bridge to some distance along the Among the donations received at the Mansion-house %At
", over which passengers now pus to that portion of yesterday, in aid of the relief fund. were :--5001- from I.- 1..; GUN
the auspensies-bridge still remaining. 1001. from Moms. Sargood, King.
_ and Sargood, of Mel- low
MONSTaIt RAILWAY BANQUET.—It stated that, bourne, Australia; 1001. from Richard James Gilman; tow
to celebrate the late SUCCIWAS achieved in Parliament by 2101., being the proceeds of collections made at Hare-court AMC
the North British Railway Company, and the opening of Chapel, Canonbery, the Rev. Alexander Raleigh, minister; ??•10,,..
the new lines of the company, a monster banquet is to be 501. from Mr. Francis Richardson • 501. from Mr. George ;T
log
given at Carlisle on the Ist of August. The shareholders Findlay ; from Mr. Francis Mitchell • from a Friend, mime
ofi
the company numbering upwards of 12,000, are invited 251.: Messrs. Newby. Clarion and Co.,i 211. ; Messrs. one
t° 'Mead. Stephen Evans and Co., 101. 10s.'; Mr. G. G. Beau* 101. SIAM

TMUUDAY.
B.W. to N.W. and to
N.E.. moderate, line.

8.8. W. to N. N.W.,
light to moderate,
generall,y fine.
Chiefly W. to N. and W. normal N. 3 Co W., moderate.
E., light to moderate,
variable, line.
N. W. to E., vartab,e, B.W.KNOWND. N.N.N. to W. and S.W.,
light to moderate, light to fresh.
line.
As next above.
Similar to above.

S.Y. MIGLAND. Ai next above.
Y N moderate W.R.W.,
generally
floe.