The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-29 00:00:00


Waal to Dia hirothor•iu-kur :—"27th July. 1A65.—T0 Dv.
Dula Taylor, Hulton-hall, Poorith. Cumbsrlasd.—Farr
moll, brother. I die is twenty hours from this. (Romeo*
v. 34 to 39.) limy Joao, darlisg, mother sod you I
mill um" so you said the lest times you spoke to was is
bapcior otromotaroso. Blow
_zoo sod
_yours. Pro/ for
the dpos psaitoot.—EDWAßD WILLIAM PELITCHAID.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

GOODWOOD BACKS.-FRIDAY.

It may fairly be maid the moat ezteesivaly patronised
Goodwood ntretim mar held was brought to • otholosicia
to-day. The weather was mageikeotly ins and hot, sad
the oomparly large, althorigh, as • matter of mares, not
nearly so numerous as oa the Stakes or Cup day. The
main, which will be found amply detailed below' calla for
no introductory remarks. sere and exempt that Redenive,
who so sorely disappointed his carom in the Goodwood
Stakes, brought him back • goodly moiety of ha looms
thereon. The mtlarey traffic: daring the week was enormous,
and eoasklaring the multitudes, embracing all grades and
emeditioas, who pat:oohed the iron route, the wonder In
that we have not to mooed • series of irregularities beyond
the common mistakes of mooed sad third class passengers
coolly ensoouoing themselves in sloth-cushioned carriages.
Sobjoioed are full detail of the day's sport:
Tag HADDAD Srtrxs of 50 sows. each, for 3/r-old fillies,
Bsil 7ib each ; the sewed to gave his Make. One mile.
11l suns.)
Mr. B. W. Cameron's Peeress, by Newmlnster—Maln-
beam, IMS 71k (B. °donna.) 1
Mr. Bowes' ILlminska, Bet 71b (J. Adams)
Duke of gt. Albans' Trapeze, gat 71b (Cannon)
TM following also rut :—Tlitta, TM Primmer of Wales, May
Queen, Arsamzia. Volatile, and hunch.
Betties : 11 to 8 apt Ammar* 100 to 15 apt Princess
of Wales, 8 to 1 apt Klmineks, 10 bo 1 mob agst Msy
Queer sad Trap's*, and 100 to 8 apt Peeress. Volatile
made play, Tibia and The humus of Wales lying up,
Nevem in their wake, till roanding the band into the
straight, where Arm:mit joined the leaders, but giving
way within the distanos, the three placed drew away to
together, and Peeress maintaining her advantage to the
end, woo nearly by • length. Trapeze was only Wales •
head from Klarinaka, Amooaria, May Queen, and Bunch,
molly lengths In the rear, 'Misled in the cedar named,
Volatile being last.
A HANDICAP Eiwzarscursis of 10 ems. moli, sft, with
100 added for 3-yr aids and upwards ; winners extra.
T. Y.C. (10 subs.)
lard imuntord's Thalmalos, by nookwall—Deanty, 3 ps,
7st (Carroll) 1
Mr. BodrYs Wad Apes, bma 7a4 sib .... (J. Orlashaw) 2
Mr. B. fbellnssods ford Douglas, 4 yrs. Bat (Dasoon) 3
The toUrrlnn too rem :—Oem of the Bs& Cade.., The Monk,

letTlestioW. and Ladyos. Williston
Betting : 4 to 1 apt Lady Williams. 9to 2 apt Thiamine,
5 to 1 apt Reindeer, Bto 1 apt Wild Arum, 9 to 1 apt
Zambesi, 10 to 1 each apt Gras of the Sea, Cadeau. end
Lord Douglas, sad 100 to I mob apt lodigention sod The
Hook. After a oonsiderable delay at the post, the Bag fell
to a good Amt. Tbalaesius. sett the rails, immediately
showed slightly in frost, the others following in compact
order, beaded by Zambesi and Lord Douglas, Wild dines
well up in the ante. Half way up Thalassius took elver
lead, which he held to the end, and won rosily by two
lengths ; a head ooly divided the second and third, sod the
same diatoms!. the third sad fourth. ladigestioes was fifth,
Lady Williams sixth, Reindeer and Gem of the Sea next
The Mask and Cadman polled up last.
Ton NOILSZST STAKE! (Handicap) of 15 soya. each, 5 ft,
with 100 added; for 2-vrolds ; certain wieners after the
pabboation at the weights extra. Last mile. (54 subs.)
lord Uxbridge'. Life Guardsman, by Litebeet—Troth,
(tkffal) 1

Mr. J. Graham's Nutrition. Tat bib (II. Urimabawi
Mr. Pardoge Othello, Set 13th (Losses) $
The following also ran :—The Sharper, Ambition, Black
Gladiator, Vecieeton, Jezebel, Brimstone, Sister to ArebarTZl2
Pea, Venturer, Venture, Loaf Sugar, Hasletiosa, Mazurka,
Blackthorn, and Monitmas.
Betting : 100 to 30 apt Gladiator. sto 1 apt Othello, 7
to 1 apt Ibizorkia, 10 to 1 each apt Jezebel sad Haeledeso,
100 to 8 each apt Venture, Life Guardstnah, and Sister to
Amber, 20 to I each eget Ambition, Emission, sod Moab
trews, and 25 to 1 apt Nutrition. At the third attempt the
lot were despatched in straggling order, Black Prince, Gold
Pea, and Venturer being left a long way in the mar, the
foremost lot as the descended the hill being Guardsman,
Nutritioo, end H , in the rear of whom, heeding
the others who thus early presented a long Mil,
were Mazurka, Gladiator, and Othello. Hann
the dietanoe, Hsaledsan and Gladiator disappeared
from the front, and at the oomrommeineot of the
lawn Ambition sod Othello drew up to Life Guardsman,
and the three move on to the lower end of the stand, when
Mazurka came with a rush and joined Othello, but anther
was able to reach the two leaders, who finished a good race,
and Life Guardsman maintaining his lead to the end, won
by half • leeph ; four lengths off from Mr. Graham's colt
Othello floisbed thud, only a head separating him from
Mazurka; Hasledeen end Sister to Amber 6oished neat
ride by side, Beellataa was Blackthorn arid Sharper
next ; the others, struggling in, were brought up by
Venturer.

Tell IiAIICTI 911.[Z8 of 5 SOTS. each, with 50 added for
2-7 r-olds, 7st 71b. sod 3-yr.olds last; Miles allowed 31trs ;
the winner to be sold for 300 .on. if demanded. Half-a•
mile. 133 =bait
m.o.
M. Morries by Weetherbit —Spot, II yre, Bat
(Parr))
Mr. Hartley's Alberta. 2 Tes. Brt Illb 'Orinishaw)
Mr. h. brayley's Blackbird,7 yrs, 11 t Illb
The following also ran: Vision. Amnion, Valentine, Knight
of the Whistle. Dkeetent. nelsoPhTe. Pllsoolsk Prlty.

Batting : Sto 1 apt Vision. 4 to I;pt iiralesase, 100 to
15 each eget Alberta end Blackbird, 8 to 1 eget Papoose, sad
100 to 8 apt Shrapnel. The latter was first off, followed
by Diadem, Alberta, Bishopton, Knight of the Whistle,
and Blackbird in close order, Vieioe at the head of the
others. They ran thus to within the distance, where
Biebopton dropped heck, and half any up Alberta
made her effort, bat failed to reach Mr. Morris's horse, who
won cleverly by a neck ; Black Mid beaten a length from
the mond ; Violas end Papoose aloes up were seat, the
last being Bialsoptos.

Tax dIinaTIZTIELD CUP (Handicap). value 300 soya., by
subseriptioa of 15 Dom each; the surplus to be paid to the
winuer is sped*; for 3•yr-olds sod upwards; limbers
extra. One mile and a quarter. (83 subs.)
lir. Z. Brayley's ledisks. 11 yrs. Id (Mammy) 1
Mr. Hoch Smith's Jobs DIAL 4 yys, ht 101 b (Creak) 2
Mr. Craven's Provider. yrs. es! (TribehitS,
_ ce

The (*downs shover; :—:Toinato, Gratitude, Claremont,
Planlbis, Lucky 81ar, Park, Peon, Moeako, Ilistorian, UM-
bold. hadv,m, Jack o Lantern, Molly Carew, c by Stockwell
Sortie, Salter, Black Draught, Perfumer, Gana Laths, Moldarfa,
Scarborough, Cattle Dill, Vixen, Claxton, Itarbarona, Aurlettla,
Pilgrim, and Arkanan.

Bating: 3 to 1 apt Historian, 7 to 1 apt Redmins, 10 to
1 test Clsx too, 19 to 1 melt apt Penn, Black Draught, and
the Sortie colt, 100 to 6 apt PrOVilef 25 to 1 each apt
Bantam and Jaek o Lantern. and 30 to 1 each apt Lucky
Star, Vixen. and Go' MIS Latin. Two failures preceded the
start, but at the third attempt the lot were despatched in
good order. TM drat to show in trout was Lacey Star,
who, with Pilgrim at his girths, bold a alight lead. The
other 2A in • body ciame streaming Norms the brow of the
bill in such elope order that it would be impossible to as-
sign their relative poultices, but half way down the bill
Perfumer went to the front, and with Lucky
Star, Pilgrim, Vixen, John Davis, Zambezi, Red-
mire, Provisos Peon, and Historian comprised
the vanguard as they neared the distance, when
Captain Michell's horse and Pilgrim gave way, wherupon
Radmir , in the metre of the course, took up the running,
and, drawing clear half-way up, won cleverly by a length
and a half ; Pr.:Meer was third, a heed from John Davis ;
Palmer, close up, was fourth • Peon fifth ; Historian
sixth ; and Pilgrim followed at the head of the ruck. Clare-
mont, the absolute last, was polled up, sod did not eras
the poet.
TIM Dual OW RICHMOND% PLAT' (fisoclicap) ni 100
soya., for 3-yr-olds and npwarda ; entrance 2 son. New
mile.
Mr. Payne s Itradamaate, by Voitigenr—Doralice, 4 yra,
Tht 71b (Clement) 1
Col. Bailees Master Richard. 4 yrs, eat 1 211, (Fordlusm)
Mr. Rod,pnan's Musketeer, S yrs, fat 1011 (car. Sat 1 It,
Mouthed) 3
The following else ran :—Ouardsman, Idle Ohl, Kthelmal,
Boardman, and dalpinctae.
Bettis,; : 2 to 1 apt Bradansante, 3 to 1 apt Master
Richard, and 6 to 1 apt Ethelred. The favourite, with
Master Richard in elan atteedance, made play, with Mus-
keteer at their heels, to the distance, where the latter
dropped away, and Master Richard, failieg to reach Beads-
men, the latter won cleverly by • length, Musketeer a
bad third, Swordsman next, Guardsman beading the re-
mainder, sad Ethelred last.
TOR Ql7llllllll PLATE of 100 guineas, for 3-yr-okla and
upwards; weight for age. Ahoat 3 miles 3 furlongs.
Baron Rothschild's Breeze, by Lag Tom—Mestmore
Lass 4 yrs, 9st 71b (Wells) 1
Mr. E. Braider& Tonne, 3 yrs. 7st alb (Canna) 2
Mr. IL Atherlegtoses Black Flamm), 4 yrs, est 711 (Rice) 0
Betting : 100 to 6 on Breers who headed Black Playmen
after going a mile, and carried os the tunnies ball • dosen
lengths in front of Trapeze until entering the straight,
where the three-year-old drew op to the favounte, and
elating with her at the half distance ran • elms and aerate
race hzme, which ended in favour of Breese (who ran the
longest) by a short bead. Black Playtime was pulled up
before going half the coarse, and did not pass the post.
A SWIXIM7ARIZ of 10 sows. sash, 5 ft, for all ages ; weight
for age ; the winner to be sold for via ; if entered to be
sold for 300/. to carry 7lb tsars. T. Y.C. (10 sobs.)
Colonel Betlllte Ousters, by Marayas—Pahns, 3 yrs, eat
(1601.) (Cannel 1
Mr. It. Ten Broach's Idler, yrs. PM 81b (1601 ) (Fortnum 2
Mr. Mary's Cris* a yrs, est lib (We 7lb extra) (Mel
(A. ?Awards)
The following also ran:—Reindeer, The Merry Knight, and

&Wag : 7 to 4 apt Idler, sto 2 apt Lecturer. 4to 1
*Pt Cm*, sad 5 to 1 apt Gemara, who wog after a good
race by a lasgth ; a head botanist the wood aad third.
The wlaaer war not sold.

CRICKET.

I ZINGARI V. SOOTY WU= CUM—This
match was resumed for
at Lord's Ground, end tin
remit was a vudory for South Wales by 104 rues, on which
side Yr. W. O. Orate °attributed 86.
SCRUM V. MIDDIES:SRL—At the Surrey COOOty
°rowed, Heiseirosal. YossissdaY. this meta Ins 71.
warned. When y owed foe the, day the followiac; was
the state of the swan :—Ailtddlesee. Ent naiads. 131:

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY

seoutid tatting% 276. Sonny. fink Isaias., 116; wooed
inning., 78. The match will bo oontinued this day.
Orem Salvias Okos. —la its approaching visit
to Dymond:3re cad Cornwall this club will bs represented
ha the follewiag members s—vta., Has. Edward Thinner,
w. H. Baseball. Mr. G. B. Bestlasau. Mr. C. B.
Griffith. Mr. 0. Hawke'. Mr. J. Kirkpaerlab, Bp.
Malkin, Mr. It. Norton, Mr. I. T. Oliver, Mr. 0. Gay
Pym, Mr. G. I. Read, sad Mr. 0. Spawn Smith. Thew
first match will be at Plymouth our Friday and Saturday,
the 4th and Sib of Augur& After that San will play at
Booottooe en the 7th sad Bth. at Titignbeidge on tbs 9th
and 10th, at Exeter a the 11th and 12th, sad at Torquay
on the 14th and 15th. Another Elena of this club ham
setospted as invitatioa to play against the Freud% club at
Paris a the 28th and 29th of Anton.