The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-26 00:00:00

BY OItDER IN COUNCIL.

Last night's Ga:elte publishes a series of Orders by
the Queen in Council in execution of the act passed in the
ldth and 15th years of her Majesty's reign, intituled " An
act to amend the laws concerning the burial of the dead in the
metropolis." They direct the discontinuance of burials in
the following parishes from the 31st of October inst. (except
as otherwise directed), vie.:
ST. Lt-xes, CHELNEA.—WhoIIy in the church vaults of
St. Luke; and, with the re•ervatior. of existing rights its
the old parish churchyard, in the old burying-ground in
the King's
-read; and in that portion of the churchyard
which has already been used for interments, the same to
cease altogether, with the same reservation, at the end of
twelvemonths fiom the date hereof.

ST. OILES•N'ITHOVT, CHIPPLEOATE —ln the church,
churchyard, vaults, and White Cross-street Burial-ground.
ST. OLOROR Tea MARTYR, SOVTIIWARK.—In the church
vaults and the Lock Burial-ground, in the Old Kent-road ;
and, with the reservation of existing rights, in the parish
churchyard.
Sr. PAUL, SHADWELL.—In the churchyard and vaults
under and at either end of the church, and in the vaults
under the school..

Sr. JAXES, CLERKED WELL —ln the church and church-
yard ; in the Hay-street or Poor Burial-ground ; in the
Bowling-green•lanc or Middle Burielltround ; in the vamta
under the Pentonville Chapel ; and, with the exception of
existing rights, which are wholly to cease in twelve months
from the date hereof, in the burial-ground of Pentonville
Chapel; and wholly in Soa Fields Burial-ground.
Sr. SWITHIN LONDON STONE, AND Sr. Mena Bo-
THAVI.—In the cloister, churchyard, and church vaults of
St. Swithin ; and in the churchyard and vaults of St. Mary
Bothaw.

Sr BOTOLPH, ALDGATE.—In the churchyard and vaults
of the church. _

ST. MATTHEW FRIDAY-STREET, AND ST. PETER WEST-
CIUSAP.—In the churchyard and church vaults of St. Mat-
thew ; and the burialltround and vaults of St. Peter West-
cheap. . . . .

ST. AUGUSTIN AND ST. FAITH.—In the burial ground
of the two parishes ; in the vaults under St. Paul's Cathe-
dral used as a burial place by the two parishes ; in the
vault under the church of St. Augustine.
ST. NICHOLAS COLE ABBEY, AND ST. NICHOLAS
OLAVE.—Ia the churchyard of St. Nicholas Cole Abbey,
and in the burial ground of St. Nicholas Olive.
ST. DUNSTAN, STRPNET.—With the exception of pri-
vate graver, burials to cease in the churchyard at the end of
twelve months from the date hereof ; in the unconsecrated
part, to cease at the end of two years additional.
Sr. SAVIOUR'S, SOUTHWARIL—DI St. Saviour's Church-
, yard, and in the Crossbones burial.ground.
ST. ALCHAOR, ORIENWICH.—With the exception of
rights in vaults, to be discontinued in the churchyard and
in the new burial-ground at the end of 12 months from the
date hereof, and, with the same reservation, to cease at
once in the vaults under the church.

WHITECHAPEL.—In the burialTround and vault belong-
ing to the German Protestant Reformed Church, Hooper-
square ; in the burial•ground and church vaults of St.
George's German Church, Little Alie street.
LAMAZTIL—In the churchyard, in the Lambeth burial-
ground In High-street, and in the vault under the station-
house ; in the church vaults of St. John, Waterloo, to be
discontinued entirely, and, with the reservation of rights
'in private vaults and graves, in all the portion of the
I churctyard which has been already used for burial ; and,
with the same reservation, to cease entirely at
the end of the present year. Bt. Luke, Norwood,
and St. Matthew, Brixton—There shall in future
(except in private graves and vaults already acquired) be
no more than one body buried in any grave in these
churchyards. St. Mark, Kennington.—ln the vaults under
the church to cease wholly; and, with the reservation of
rights in private vaults and family graves to cease at once in
the portion of the churchyard which has been already used
for burials, and wholly and entirely, with the same reser-
vation, at the erd of twelve months.
Sr. BAILTROLONIEW TXI Lies.—ln the churchyard and
within the church. _ _

Br. JOVE THE EVANGELIST, WEETMINSTER.—In the
vaults and burial ground.
Sr. PANCRAII.—With the exception of private rights in
family graves and vaults, in all the used portion of the
burial ground; the whole ground to be closed without re-
aervation at the end of twelve months from the date hereof.
In the Tottenham Court Chapel burial ground, and in the
vaults under the chapel.
Sr. GEORGE, HANOVER SQUARE:IR the vaults of St.
Mark's Chapel, North Audley-street.
Sr. CLEMENT DANZEI.—In the church, churchyard, and
vaults.

Sr. JOHN SOUTHWARL.—In the churchyard and in the
vaults under the church, to cease at the end of this present
year.
Sr. Lititz MIDDLTAIX.—iII the burial ground and in
the vaults under the church, to cease at the end of this
present year; in the poor burial-ground; in the burial-
ground of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, in Seward-street.
Enact:cm or THE SATOT.—In the burial-ground.
BEREONDOEY.—In the burial-ground of St. Thomu and
Guy's Hospitals, to cease on and after the Ist May, 1854.
Sr. MART, NEWINOTON.—In the burial-ground of St.
John's Chapel, West-street, Walworth in the burial-
ground of Sutherland Chapel, Walworth, to cease at the
end of this present year; in the burial-ground of Eau-
street Chafed.
ST. GEORGE IN THE EAST.—In the portion of St.
George's Wesleyan Chop,' Burling-ground, which has
been used for interments, and entirely in the whole ground
at the end of this year. In the Roman Catholic Ceme-
tery, Commercial-road East, to be discontinued on and after
the lit day of May, 1854.
Brume". GREEN.—In the churchyard of St. Bartholo-
mew Bethnal-green, no interment shall take place on the
north side of the church, nor within six feet of the wall of
the St. Bartholomew's Schools. With the exception of
rights of burial in private grave-, not more than one body
shall in future be deposited in any grave opened in the
churchyard. With the exception of private rights of
burial, interments in the same shall be wholly discontinued
On the lit July, 1855.
LAMBETll.—lnterments is the burial-ground of Regent-
street Chapel, and also under the chapel; and in the
burial.ground of Esher-street Chapel, to cease.
NERlNOTON.—lnterments in York-street Chapel burial-
ground, Walworth, to be discontinued.
SAVOY.—lntennento in the vaults under St. Mary's
German Lutheran Church, in the Savoy, to cease; and
in the burial-ground of the same on the let of May, 1856.
Sr. JOHN SOrTHWARE —lnlerMentil to be discontinued
in the old burial-ground, held in common by the parishes
of St. Olave and St. John Southwark and situated within
the parish of St. Jobn.
Sr. °LANE, SOUTllWARE,—lnterments to be disconti-
nued in the churchyard.
KINSINOTON.—biterIEARII to be will discontinued
in the churchyard and church vaults of St. ary Abbots.
GREENWlCH.—lnterments in the burial-ground of Maine-
hill Chapel, Greenwich, to be wholly discontinued at the
end of 12 months from the date hereof.
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and
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garden nmclNt catholic chapel,.h—enlnrt ni
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the to
maining part of the burial-around to be wholly disconti-
nued on the Ist of May, 1856, and from the date of this
order, not more than one body to be buried en one grave.
Pose whollyu.—ln neetedoi renntsrininnete vaults under
theSrinthEnahrern-rett n-
to n
The closing of the Roman Catholic Burial-ground of St.
John the Evangelist, in the parish of St. Mary, Islington,
is ordered to take place from and after the 31st day of

December, inst‘.3l of after the 31st day of Match,
1854.

Representations having been made by the Right Hon.
Viscount Palmerston, one of her Majesty's Principal Secre-
taries of State ( trier givu:g due notice to the incumbents
and vestry clerks), stating that for the protection of the
public health, burials should be discontinued in the burial-
grounds of the und. 'mentioned places Her Majesty in
Council is pleased to give notice c f ouch representations,
and to order the same to he tetien into conaideration by a
c.mmittee of the Lords ef her Majesty's Most Honourable
Privy Council, on the 15th day of Nocemoer neat.
In the parish's of St. Botulph, Billirgegate, and St. tieorge,
Hotolph-lane ; in the churchyards of the pariohes of St.
Mildred the Virgin, and St. Mary, Colechurch ; in the
pariah of St, Martin, Outwicli ; in the parish of Allhallows
in the Wall; in the burial. grounds of the pari.,hes of St.
Michael Bassishaw, and Christ Church, Neugate-street,
with St. Leonard, Foster-lane.

Hasoinstsverni.—Burials within the church of St. Paul,
Hammersmith, to be discontinued at once; and iu the
churchyard of the same to be discontinued at the end of
twelve months. Burials in She church vaults of St. reter,
Hammersmith, to be discontinued at once; am! in the
churchyard of the Dame to be wholly discontinued is
eighteen months, and, t swept in Private graves and vaults,
no more tan one body to be buried in ore grave. Burials
in the vaults coder the West End Chapel, Hammersmith,
to be discontinuid forthwith ; aml in the burial.ground,
and in the vaults in the said around, from the first of May,
1855; 41111, except in private vaults and graves, no more
than one hotly to he buried in one grave. Burials to be
wholly discontinued is the Wesleyan Church Burial-
ground, in Waterl o-street, Hammersmith, from the first
of May, 1581, and burials wlthin the chapel to be wholly
discontinued forthwith.

iu the churchyard of All Saints, Pop-
lar, to be wholly discontinued from and after the Ist of
May, 155.5, and in the vaults under the church to cease im-
mediately. Except in private vaults and graves, burials
to be wholly discontinued in all that part of Trinity Chapel-
bullet ground, in the pariah of All Sainte, Poplar, which
has already been buried in ; and nu more than one Doily to
be buried in any grave is the hitherto unused part of the
ground ; and burials to be wholly discontinued from the
first of May, bill. Burials to be forthwith discontinued in
all that part of the Roman Cathol: Burial-ground, it' ade-
street, in the parish of All Sainte, Poplar, which hu
already been buried in ; and burials to be wholly inmost-
, tinned on the first of May, 15.54, and only one body to be
buried iu each grave.
CaUßettwitt. —Burials in the Churchyard, and in the
vaults under the church of St. Giles. Camberwell, to be
wholly discontinued on the first of May, 18-54 ; and until
that dad• hurialf, except in private vaults and graves, to be
restricted to that portion of the ground which has Lot
hitherto heed buried in. Burials in the churchyard and in
the church rands of St. George Camberwell, to be wholly
discontinued an the first of May, 18.51.
WATTlNG.—Burisla in the churchyard and vaults of St.
John, Wapping, to be wholly discontinued.
BETHNAL-GHEE.—Not more than one body to be hence-
forth buried in any grave in the churchyard of St. James
the Less, Bethnal-green ; and burials in the church vaults
to be wholly discontinued.
WIIITECHAYEL.—BuriaIs, except in the ease of private
vaults and graves, to be wholly di-continued iii all that part
of Sheen's New Burial.ground in which burials have al-
ready taken place. Burials_ to b_e discontioned
tbe said ground from the Ist of April, 1S51; anti in the
mean time no more than one body to be buried in each
grave. Burials is the London Hospital Burial-ground, in
the parish 01 St. Mary, Whitechapel, to be forthwith die.
continued.

NEWIN4TON.—BuriaIs in the vaults under the district
church of the Holy Trinity, Southwark, in the parish of St.
Mary Newington, to be wholly discontinued. Burials to be
wholly ..iscor.tinued in all that part of New Dunhill Ftelds
Cemetery, in the said parish, which has already been bu-
ried in ; and to be wholly discontinued in the said ground
from the Ist Jan., 1544. Burial in the vaults under the
Wesleyan Chapel, in Deverell-street, in the same parish,
to be wholly discontinued.
CHELSEA.—Burials is All Soul. Homan Catholic Ceme-
tery, Cadogan-terrace, Chelsea, to be wholly discontinued at
the end of five years; no burial to take place within ten
yards of any part of the wall bounding the south cast side
of the said cemetery ; end, with the exception of burials in
private graves and vaults, no more than one body to be
buried in future in each grave.
Sr. GILES, CRIIVLECIATE.—BuriaIs in the City Butsbill.
Burial-ground, Goldea-lane, in St. Luke, Middlesex, and
St. Giles, Cripplegate, and also in the vault under the
chapel in the said gmund, to be vitally discontinued.
Berttneze.—Burials to be discontinued in the church-
yard and church vaults of St. Mary, Battersea. No more
than one body to be buried in any grave in the burial
ground of St. George, Battersea-fields, in the pariah of
Battersea. _

FC1,11.1 ss.—Burials within the church of All Saints, Ful-
ham, to be wholly discontinued; and, except in private
vaults and graves, to be discontinued in all that pan of
the churchyard in which burials have taken place within
the last 20 years, and in future no more than one body to
be buried in any grave. Burials in the churchyard of St.
John Waltham-green, in the parish of Fulham, to be
wholly discontinued. Burials to be wt.olly discontinued,
except in private vaults and graves, in all that part of the
burial-ground of St. Mary North End, Fulham, which is
situated to the northward of a boundary line drawn from
eut to west and coinciding with the line of the north wall
of the chapel ; except in private vaults and graves, no
more than one body to be buried in any grave in the said
burial ground. With the exception of rights of burial in
private vaults, to be exercised under the sanction of
one of her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State,
burials in the vaults under and beside St. Mary's Chapel,
in the said parish of Fulham, to be wholly discontinued.
RATCLIFFE.—No more than one body to be buried in
any grave in the churchyard of St. James, Ratcliffe.
ST. Pisan-LE-Poza.—Berials within the Dutch Re-
formed Church, Austinfriars, in the parish of St. Peter-le-
Poer, to be wholly discontinued.
KINIIINGTUN.—BuriaIs in the vaults under the church of
St. Barnabas, in the parish of Kensington, to be wholly
discontinued. _

BERMONDsEL—BuriaIs in the churchyard of St. Mary
Magdalen, Bermondsey, to be wholly discontinued from
the Ist of May, 18-4 ; and burials in the church vaults of St.
Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, to be forthwith discontinued.
Burials in the churchyard of St. James, Bermondsey, to be
wholly discontinued from the first of May, 1854, and burials
in the church vaults of St. James, Bermondsey, to be forth-
with discontinued. Burials in the 1% ckinger-road Burial-
ground, Long-lane, Bermondsey, and in the vaults
in the said ground, to be wholly discontinued.
Burials in Southwark Chapel Burial-ground, in the parish
of Bermondsey, and also under the said chapel, to be
wholly discontinutd.
REENWICIL—BuriaIs in Greenwich-road Chapel Burial-
ground, in the parish of Greenwich, to be wholly discon-
tinued from the first of September, 1854 ; and burials un-
der the Greenwich-road Chapel to be forthwith discon-
tinued.

Cmtnitmswma,.—Burial in the churchyard of St. John,
Clerkenwell, and in the crypt under the church, to be
wholly discontinued; and burials in BehiaTin-street burial-
ground, situate in the parish of St. Sepulchre Without,
and belonging to the parish of St. John, Clerkenwell, to be
wholly discontinued.
LAMBETH.—Burials in Denmark-place Chapel Burial-
ground, Cold Harbour-lane, in the pariah of Lambeth, to
be wholly discontinued from the Ist of September, 18,54;
and burial. in the vaults under the chapel to be discon-
tinued forthwith.
ROTILZAHITUE.—No more than one body to be hence-
forth interred in any grave in the burial-ground of Trinity
Church, Rotherhithe, and burials to be wholly discontinued
in the said ground from the Ist of May, 1857. Burials in
the burial-ground of Christchurch, Rotberhithe, to be
wholly discontinued. Except in private vaults and graves,
no more than ene body to be henceforth interred in the
burial-ground of All Saints, Rotherhitbe, and burials to be
wholly discontinued from the Ist of May, 1857. Burials in
the vaults under the church of St. Mary, Rotherhithe, to
be wholly discontinued; and burials to be wholly discon-
tinued in all those portions of the burial-gronads of St. Mary,
Rotherhithe, in which common and pauper interments
have hitherto taken place; and burials to be wholly dis-
continued from the Ist of May, 1855.
Srayszy.--Burials in Stepney Meeting Burial-ground,
in the parish of St. Dunstan, Stepney, to be wholly discon-
tinued. Excepting in private vaults and graves, banish to
be wholly discontinued forthwith in all that part of Wycliffe
Chapel Burial-ground, in the pariah of Stepney, which has
already been buried in, and also in the vaults under that
chapel. Burials to be wholly discontinued in the unused
part of the said burial-ground from the lot of April, 1854 ;
and in the meantime no more than one body to be buried
in any grave. No more than one body to be buried in any
grave in Mile-end Cemetery, Globe-road, in the hamlet of
Mile-end Old-town, in the parish of Stepney, and burials
wholly to cease therein from the lit of May, 1855 ; and
burials in the burial-vault in Mile-end Cemetery to be forth-
witheliscontinued.

ST. JOHN, HOBSELTDOWN, SOUTILWARK.—BuriaI! in
St. John's new burial ground, in the parish of St. John,
Horselydown, Southwark, to be wholly discontinued.
Liwkworso.—Burials in the vaults under the church of
St. Anne, Limehouse, to be forthwith iii.continued ; and no
more than one body to be buried in any. grave in the
' churchyard of St. Anne, Limehouse, and burial to be wholly
discontinued in the said churchyard after the Ist of May,

1864.
WOOLWICI4.—That with the exception of private vaults
and graves, no more than one body should be buried in any
grave in the church-yard of St. Mary Woolwich, and that
burials be wholly discontinued after the lit of May,
186). 2nd. That, except in private vaults and graves, no
'sore than one body should be buried in any grave in
Union Chapel burial-ground, and that burials be wholly
discontinued therein teem and after the let of May, 18.54.
3rd. That, except in private vaults and graves, no more
than one body should be buried in the Methodist Chapel
burial-ground, William-street ; that no burial take place
within six feet of the wall of the school ' • and that burials
be wholly discontinued from the let of May, 1854. 4th.
That burials be wholly discontinued in Salem Chapel
burial-ground. sth. That burials be wholly discontinued
In Enon Chapel burial ground. 6th. That burials under
Queen-street Chapel be wholly discontinued.

TWO MEN POISONED BY THE EXHALATIONS FROM
• CESSPOOL.—Between twelre and one o'clock on Monday
morning, a man named Adcock and three assistants were
engaged in emptying a cesspool belonging to an empty
house in Pelham-street, Soita'fields, which had been ordered
to be cleansed by the sanitary authorities. One of the:
party,' named Walker, was descending a ladder into the
receptacle, when he suddenly fell backwards into the sot'.
Adcock immediately went to his assistance, but only to
share the same fate. They were both extricated as qw.,My
as possible, bat they were found to be quite dead.

SPORTING. , The Assayer, brother to Snarly, 11 s, Covenant:o, 011100,
eslt by Cotherstone out of Duchess of Lorraine, °ewer,
NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. III': Cheshire
c.is. -Marquis, reit-ion, Contender, Mire.
Young Remunerator, Mulligruhe. Lady Bird,
BITTI NG. 111.10 M. MON DA T NIGHT.—TU•tif t • from all I:l'reiirand.lujube,'Pebble, Mincemeat, Rod Rose, Shunt-
parts of the king& m throrged the n.om until m:doiel:t, ing, St. Spiro. Student, Weathercock, Switch, Strutaeray,
but a very large majority c twisted of huokenekers, great spinsway. Tba weights were declared last night at ten
and little. backers of horses were aware. that specul.- o'clock.
tams dragged its slow length along most languidly. 'To the (ut az.ncrrac TILZOSAPI(.)
best of our recollection the betting on the IC imbridgeshire NEWMARKET, Tur.anar NIGHT.
Was never sot limited, unsettled, and uninteresting. The
quotations at the close tal!ied, f,t the tarot part, with the
list of prices made up to the tins, of despetching our parcel
in the afternoon. l'he only changes or importer re wets
the ad of Retaphen to 12 to I, and the retrogression
of Mistletoe to 20 to I, laid to 1001. In the roarer t.t his
upward progress from 25 to 1, listaplan eras backed fur
a good dial of moucy.

CLOSING PRICES.
CAMBRIDUESIIIRE S I.IIiES.
9to 1 aget The (t)
10 to 1 °testi s (t)
10 to 1 Hato (t 12 to I)
12 to 1 Itatailas (t)
14 to 1 Seahurse
100 to G Italrownie (20 to 1 also laid)
100 to 6 The (iesieral (20 to 1 also laid)
20 to 1 Mistletoe (t)
20 to 1 luea.ion (t)
20 to 1 Cines. (t)
33 to 1 Little Dated (t)
50 to 1 Heroine (t)
9iX) to 200 N,bob and Orestes coupled (t)
King Pepin, reported as mutt. wu not touched.
Tl ES DAY'S RACES.
SwEr. NTAILLS at Id .acv. each, for 3.yr olds, 7st nb
four, '5.: : live awl upwards, Bst 81h. Criterion Cour*.
The winner to be sold ter 200 one. it demanded, etc.
subs).
Captain D. Lane's Guy AI annering by B 1 Middle-
ton, 5 yrs
Mn. Elwes's Farmer's 13,y, 4 yrs ( Roger)
Mr. Mare's St. Faith, 3 yr; (S. Steggle9 3
The following alto ran: Ilybla, Heroine, Hamlet.
Betting : 7 to 4 arse Guy Manuring, 5 to 2 agst St.
Faith. Heroine with Farmer's Buy, Guy Masoning, and
St. Faith well laid up, made the running to the Duke's
Stand, where Farmer's Buy took a slight lead ; a good race
in with the three placed ended in favour of Guy Mannering
by a neck. Hill' a Icisth between second and third. He-
roine was fourth, Hybla fifth; Hamlet many lengths
behind.
HANnte.te PLATS of 100'., for 3.yr-olda and upwards.
D.I.
Mr. Saxon's Cheeland, by Fancy 80y,4 yn 6st 101 b
(dement 1
Lord Clifitee's Poodle, 4 yes, 7471 b ....( latman 2
Mr. ylsillips's Ls Jul, yrs, Set 211, (Knott 8

.Isurdol-e-seerve's Isf by bas—Johs—Playsalia, 3 yrs,
6.1 (Ashmall) 4
Duke of Bedford's Fere/shiny 3 in, alt .11b
(Charlton) 5
Betting : 6 to 5 on Poodle, 3 to 1 agst Fere:sham, 100 to
30 agst Cleveland. Poodle and Clevelaad, the former with
the lead, ran in Iron, to the Duke's Stand, where the
latter took up the running, which he carried on to the end,
winnieg easily by a Wrath and a half; Le Juif, icelined to
ran out, was • very b..d third. Physalis filly and Fever-
sham trotted in some lengths behind.
HANDICAP SWIIEPSTAILS of 15 mom each, 10 ft, for 2
and 3.yr-olda. T.Y.C. subs.)
Sir W. Booth's Protest, by lon, 2 yrs, 7st 21b
(Charlton) 1
31r. Duke's Stonehenge, 2 yrs, Est 101 h (Salter) 2
Lord Chesterfield's Strawberry 11111, 3 yes, fist 71b
(Fishman) 3
Lord Glasgow's Flutter, 3 yrs, 7st 101 b (11. Oates) 4
31r. Bridgman's Merry Maid, 2 yn, 7s: Blb .(Meas)
Mr. Rooper's Madame Undies, 3 yn, .7st 121 b
(G. E. Sharp) 6
Sw LS of 200 soya. each. hft ; for 2r-olds; colts,
Sat 710 ; and fillies, Eat 41b. T.Y.C. (3 subs.
Lord Glasgow's by Pantaloon, out of hysalia
(Flatman) 1
Lord Derby's Orioles*, by Orlando .... (F. Butler) 2
811C111PITAILIDI Of 10 son. each,for:3olds,7stlolb ; four,
Sat 41b; five sad upwards, Bst 81b. Last half of Ab. N.
The winner to be sold for it* sons., if demanded, ftc.
(10 subs.)
Mr. Fenniag's Puritan, by Robin Grey 4 yrs
(Charlton) 1
Mr. Adkins'. Tunic, syn (Bartholomew) 2
Mr. B. Harrison'. Rapture, 3 yrs....(Cartwright) 3
The following also ran : Prevention, Child of the Mist,
Jaaina, Lsybourne, Petrel, Sophistry, Alfred tie Great.
BWIII6PsTAILIS of 10 son. each, for 2.yr.olda colts, Sat
71b ; sail fillies, Sst 41b. Last half of Lb. M. The wiener
to be sold fur 100 a vs. if demanded, Ac. (Saabs.)
Mr. Payae's Stristaway, by Bay Middleton, Bst 41b
(Flatman) 1
Mr. Merry's Mysterious Lady, Sot 41b....(Mar10w) 2
Mr. Bridaman's Little Gerard, fist 71b..(Charlton) 3
The follewiog also ran by John o'Gaunt, out of Va.
katiaia. lAdy Audrey, sis to Aphrodite, Wave, Rally.
CAMSllloolllllilaa STAMM of 2.5 ono. sash, 10 ft, and
salt' 6 if declared, te., with 100 added from the Town
Boas Fend. Certain penalties. The owner of the second
brae to toosive 50 son. out of the stakes. Cambridgeshire
Caere., 1 milt 210 yards. (200 subs., SO of whom pay 6
soya sack.)
Mr. W. Smith's Little David, by Slone, 3 yrs,
sst bib (Vordhsm) 1
Mr. DrinkaW's The Nabob, 4 yn, Bst 2lb (A. Day) 2
Sir C. Meock's Sawa Muses, 3 yrs, Est 121 b
(Aldcroft) 3
The following also ran:—Mountain Deer, Lad_y Evrlys,
The Reiser, ladies Warrior, Rataplan, Balroweie,
Bernie., Balboa', Ciarilarii, The Deformed, Orestes, Maid
of Tans Valley, lathe, TWasird. Ilex, King Pepin,f by
Touchstone oat of 111.41611destal Miss, Status, The Mae
Swan, Invasion, Michaelmas Maid, Master Slender, Dove,
Seahone Baca, Richard Primmer, Diamond, Corybaatas,
Conk Piessast, Mistletoe, Miss Agnes, Winter, The Hat-
chet. The General, Constantine.
Batting at starting : 6 to 1 agst Orestes. Bto 1 apt Na-
bob, 9 to 1 apt The General, 10 to 1 agst Sabena., 11 to 1
agst Hero, 14 to 1 each apt Invasion and Balrownia 16 to
1 apt Rataplen,
_2O to 1 apt Clans, 30 to 1 suit apt
Mistletoe sad Little David, 3.5 to 1 slot Talfoerd, 40 to 1
apt any other. After a brief delay occulosed by Savo,
Winter, and Little David breaking away, they got well ba-
rber and a pod start was effected. Indian Warrior
Gasped off first, but was immediately passed by Little
avid, Boarding School Miss filly, &abase, Onners,
Haco, Iles, Rataplaa, and four or firs others somposiag
the first ruck, next to whom lay lavasion, Barbatwa, Na-
bob, and Lady Evelyn. Passing the Duke's stand Little
David increased his lead, and Scalars., Rao*, Boarding
School Miss filly, Resoles; and Iles died away. Rine
Orestes and Rance Munn, improved their positions, but
when near the cords they were passed by Nabob who weal
resolutely to work to catch Little Dsvid, but in vale ; from
end to end Little David achieved the victory and was diet
past the chair by six easy lengths ; the second beating
the third three quarters of a length. Orestes was fourth ;
Boardin; School Miss ally, titto ; the Reiter, sixth ; the
others widely scattered.
Fiery POUNDS ; for 2-yr-olds, 4st 71b. three, 7st 71b'
four, Bat olb ; fin, sat 21b ; six and aged, 9,t 41b. Last
three miles of B.C. The winner, with his engagements,
to be sold for 300 guise's, if demanded, Er..
Mr. Gully's Bracken, by Vsnisen, 2 yrs, 4st 71b
(Salter) 1
Mr. Newland's El Dorado,2 ps,lst 7ib(C. Wellman) 2
Capt. Lane's Selina, 2 yrs, 4st 71b (Comery) 3
The following also ran :—br f by Robert de Gorham oat
of Boerra Tomacha, Pebble, Brother to Starry, Dab-
chick, Prologue, Missive, Lyeock, Joan of Are, Droop-
toe, Sackbut, Ethslwolf, Magic, Jujube.
Betting : 6to 4 agst Bracken, 6to 1 each .get &sabot
and Joan of Arc. Won by ten lengths. Two lengths be-
tween the second and third. The others passed the chair
at long intervals, Jujube being fourth, Bourra Tonna&
filly fifth, Brother to Snarry sixth, Sackbut seventh, Ethel-
wolf eighth, Laycock ninth.

No betting.
OkOIR OF RUNNINO—THIS DAT.
Tea rates are heed for this day.
First raee at 1.0.
Last roes at 4.30.

Eroom AUTUMN STIZPLECIWIL—Peter Simp'e. Alive
Mowbray, sod Tom Gurney, are ecreteLed for the Epsom
Steeplmbue.

PROGRAMME OF TO-MORROW'S SPORT.

(The esterieks iadleate t►e lines &leeway at Newmarket.)

THERSDAY...TII2 CILASOOW STAKES.

81:11SCRITTION HANDICAP PLATE of 601., for 3-yr olds
sad upwards. D.I.
Swam-mums of 10 sons. eseh ; 3-yr olds, lit 41b ; four,
Bst 41b; five sad upwards, tist Illb ; m ires sad geldings
allowed 31b. The wssoer to be sold for MI., if demanded,
&c. AF. _ _

Swserscnnas of 10 son. each ; 2-yr olds, ist ; and three,
Bst 121 b; fillies allowed 21b. The winner to be sold for
801., if demanded, the. T.Y.C.
HANDICAP Sw PPPPP AXES of 15 son. each, 10 fr, for
2-yr-olds. D.M.
Sw ins of 10 son. each, for 2.yr-olds; colt.,
Qst ilb; and 6111.., 841 4:b. The winner to be sold for 401.,
if demanded, Mc. Last half of Ab.
SWEEPSTMLIS of 10 son. each, for 2-yr-olds ;
Bst 71b ; and fillies, Bst 41b. The winner to be sold for 1501.
if demanded, dc. T.Y.C.
PIIOSPECT STAKES Of 10 NOM each; 3-yr.olds, Bst; four,
9.1 11b; Bee, 9st 81b; rim and aged, 9st 101 b. The winner
to be sold for 2001. if demanded, dtc. Dories encored to be
sold for 1601. allowed 71b ; for 1001., 141 b ; for 501., 241 b.
D. I.

RINEWAL of the GLASGOW SUMBA of 100 SOTS. each,
h It; for 2 yr-old colts, Bst 71b. Last three-quarters of
R.ll. Prince Arthur, Scythian, Sambo (paid), Marley
Hill, Julian, c by Pyrrhus the First—Conspiracy (paid),
Paxton, BOlSHlP,•Firebrand,Champagne—(brother to Moun-
tain
Deer), •Boer, *Coup-d'Btat, •Mirabeau.
SWEEPSTALIS Of L 0 SOTS. each, h ft, for 2-yr•olds ; colts,
Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 41b. Ab. M.—Mercator (paid), • Testy,
*Muscovado, *Dandelion •Calihan, Bessus, Kaffir, *La-
pithw, bro 1 Maid of Muham, *Lincoln's lan. Monimia.
HANDICAP Swiarsvutza of 100 sou. each, h ft; for
3-yr. olds. A.F.
at lb et lb
•Barbatus
*Orestes
Ninnyhammer (dead) 7 12 •Cobnut
MATCH, SOO, 200 ft. T.V.L.—Mr. Bowes's e Blight, by
Slane, dam by Camel, out of Walfruna, by Velocipede, agat
Lord Clifden's •Brigliadero, Bst 71b each,
MATCH, 200 It ft. D.M.—Mr. Mare's •Pharold, Bst 71b,
apt Mr. Oruille's *lnvasion, Bst 21b.

IRELAND.

The "Cambridgeshire day" presented n• incident of
either novelty or importance. It was marked by its
familiar and distinguishing charactnisties of eager excite-
ment and business-like proceedings. The weather was
propitious, and the attendance of professional Weans and
pleasure folk was unusually numerous. Indeed, just before
the decision of the great event of the day, the long line of
horsemen that stretched from the top stand to beyond the
"tarn of the lands," presented • scene which no other
country than England COULI parallel. The extraordinary
number of 39 competitors mustered at the star-
ting poet. With admirable tact Mr. Hibbard marshalled
in • line this imposing array of hones behind
the poet. Two failures only were made, owing to the
breaking away of Haeo, Little David, and Winter. Get-
ting them under perfect command, the starter dropped has
flag, and they bounded off in compact order. The race is
described above—it was won easily by Little David,
who was for some time trained with Hun, the Cnarewitch
victor. Ile was backed by the Weeds of hie trainer only,
and the investments on him were not considerably heavy
still his trainer, Mr. Drewitt, of Leatherhead, had placed
much confidence in his success from the fact that when both
Little David and Hato were under his care, Little David
invariably proved the better animal of the two. The Cam-
bridgeshire was what is technically termed • bad betting
race. Still the sumer of an "outsider " bat been again
in favour of the bookmakers.
The sport was brought to a close with the Feather Plate,
a rice in which many lads yearly make their first public
appearance as jockeys. Among those that made their
obid to-day was little Joe Rogers, aon of Sam Rogers,
the celebrated jockey ; and a perfect model feather he
looked. The boy evinced much promise, and is likely to
become as skilful a horseman as his father.
The race canals performed their arduous duties with
their e efficiency. Notwithstanding the numeri-
cal strength of the fields, so excellent were the arrangements
that Mr. Manning. the cleric of the sales, got every jockey
weighed without either confusion ot delay, and than
enabling 'mentality to be kept with wonderful strictness.
Mr. Clarke, the judge, too, delivered his decisions with hie
nasal promptness and unimpeachable accuracy. Nor mast
• word of commendation be wanting for Martin Starling,
whose salvo exerdons to keep the amuse free from obstruc-
tion wee, 'needed with the moat enceemful results.

Duzuw. 00?. 23.

The Rev. Mr. Stannard, the gentlemai3 who was
arrested on a charge of being found under very
strange circumstances in the Viceregal Lodge, and
who subsequently made his escape from the police
station, surrendered himself yesterday, on the advice
lof his fiiends, and was brought up in custody before
Dr. Kelly, the presiding magistrate at Capel-street
ee poll office. No one appearing on the part of the
Lord-Lieutenant to make any charge, he was dis-
charged on finding sureties to appear when called on.
Mrs. Latham Blacker, one of the sufferers by the
late fatal railway accident, and who has since re-
mained at Straffan station, was yesterday removed to
Dublin, and is progressing favourably.
About sixteen thousand persons visited the Great
Exhibition yesterday, and the receipts at the door
amounted to between 3001. and 4001. Saunders of
this morning Oafs :
We have good reason to believe, and we state it with
sincere pleasure, that when the affairs of the Exhibition
shall have been wound up, and when all its valuable pro-
perty shall have been made available, that Mr. Dargan will
not be a loser. The committee have repaid Mr. Deegan the
40,0001 he advanced to them. The committee of the Ezbi-
Milos have ordered a tablet to be erected to the memory
of their late deputy chairman, Major Fairfield, in the
chapel of Mount Jerome Cemetery.

NOMINATIONS FOR Taft NVIIIIIRT STAIRS of 25 mom.
rub, for 2.yr-oldr. D.U.—Doesino, fillp by Theo., out
of Velars, Viten, Eini Alfred, Camp Stool, Jonathon
Marna, El Dwado, Grimalkin 1310,12 Brandy toll by
Melbourne, eat of Mire Care Unto Beldingmid, Magic,
Barrel, Boddicot, Antonia, Pane, t, brother to Little
Swift. Histberld, Caliph, Boalbec, rtolerni, Ludwig,
Mier Bolton, Toderster,Velkans, Similar& Fairy, Orati-
Lae Apidense. Brooke', Hermitage, Dr. O'Toole, Mark
Anthony, Sereetienre, Midsummer, Mast a Kim, Lady
31.011sabliiine. Yicsy QOM. Village Lop TIMIVi