The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-13 00:00:00

REFORM THE TURF!

CDC COUtt.

WINDSOR, Imra 12.

The Quell went 10-day to Moot Races: Her ids-
joity end the Prime Consort, with the royal vialson and
nits, left the Csatie I. eleven carriages and font, at twenty
nineties put 12 ealock. The attendants, and also the eat-
Adue, were in wurlet liveries.

The lint (open) carriage eenveyed tint Yajeety the
Closes and their Royal Highnesses the Dasher of Cam-
bridge, the Regent of Baden, and Prince Frederick William
of Prussia.

The second eon** conveyed Priam Albert, the Priam..
Royal, the Princess Mary of Cambridge, mad the Prime of
Wales.

The third carriage conveyed the Priories Alias, the Doke
of Cambridge, Prises Alfred, and the Counters de Petsigny.
The fourth carriage conveyed the Ducker of Sutherland,
the Counties de Beraercielf, the Frantic Asbaceador, and the
Duke of Wellington.
The fifth carriage conveyed Lady Meodesaid. the Coun
ting of Clarendon, the Protium Minister, and the Berl of
Eglinton.

The Oath carriage eonveyed Lady Geraldine Boakeroat,
the Counters of Beaborough, and Lientenent-General Bares

The seventh carriage oonveyed Lady Caroline Barriagton,
the Marquis of Abereern, mad the Earl of Clarendon.

The eighth carriage mauler': the Hoe. Lacy Kerr, the
Hon. Wary Batter), Lord Waterpark, and Colonel Baron
&utter.

The ninth carriage wavered Baron de Moltke, Captatit de
Heins, Lord George Lennox, and Major Homes Purees.
The clisr-4-brie conveyed Lieutenant de Schteckenstein,
Baron de Gentaiinsen, the Hon. Mortimer Sackville West,
and Major General Berkeley Drummond.
The eleventh carriage oonveyed Colonel Tyrwhitt, Dr.
Ullman, and Mr. Gibbs.
. .

Peinie Albert, the Duke of Cambridge, and the ;gentle-
men of the royal household appeared in the Windsor
uniform. _ .

The Doke of Baer.leach and Viscuant Palmerston rode on
horseback to the raoreoerse. _ _

The Equerries in Walden, Lord Charier Filvey and
Captain toe Bon. D. de Roe, attended her bbjesty on
horeebaek.

The Lord Ste'Ford, the Lord Chalet'slain, sad the Muter
of the Book Hounds, preceded the Queen to the Royal
Stand.

Her Majesty retuned from the rams it twenty-flue
minatm_before BIZ o'elcek.

Tice Queen germ a dinner to a numerous party in the
evening. The bengeret was reeved la Sr. Georse's Hall on
the magnificent service of gold plate. The table was deco-
rated with epergnes and wine coolers In silver gilt, the
former beimg filled with anneal ft ewers. The large "
George" candelabrum, supputing twelve wag lights, wee
placed opposite her Majesty, and other candelabra, she
lined with wan lights, were dirplayed the whole length of

The Doncaster Gazette of this day observes, in the
course of an article upon the " ruing revelations " in the
case of Palmer View this ems is what light you will,
and, as is always true of deeds of darkness, the more light
you lot upon It the mon foul dote it appear. No wonder
then that thooseads of people have lately put the Tustin
to themselves, Are rasing men ever, often, always suit as
these ? Is the turf-life at all each as it seems to be from
these revelations ?' Now, without anewerkg this ova-
tion dinctly, it must be egghead that sporting men of the
Cook and Palmer slue ass very much on the in.
maw It gams impossible to deny this. Look
at the entries of our own Bt. Lep, sow and
thirty years ago. There was then hardly an un-
known same animist them. At the present time SU
names of the majority are known indeed at the turf and In
the ring, bat hardly oft the one Of out of the other. Now,
we wso aristuras fa lasing mitten. We believe the la-
fades of fresh bleed is jut as useful the., as it is else-
where. Hat the trading black-leg, whether panatelas
dater or briefer Mersey, the shifty forger, the man who
.upports himself fora while by imitating his mother's sig-
atyrs or forestalllig his brothel's Insurance, this kind sad
type of sporting man—we need hardly say we 'anal,
loathe sad repudiate. He is as gnat a Maras to the tate
turf • as an 'amoral clergyman is to the pulpit, or a cor-
rupt judge to the hem& And the lace ef the turf,' u
far as they am nub such eases, deal with them in a very
sammary and anmistekatile way.
" But we an Monad to lay the chief blame of these
block black-lop ea the mon aristoastle portion of sporting
men, for two ravens. First, they, who km the but
mane of knowing what each 'persons really are, too often
rsoophe them, encourage them, bet with them, in short,
wee them; maks use of their sheep intellects mad their ill-
Bonn knowledge, employ them es touters, as book-maken,
as linger•pests which point, IMAM speaking, la a semis
direction. They descend, if not spite to the level of this,
worthless fellows, at least mesh below their own, in frater-
nising he any way with than. Or they act, quits in another
way, almost as mitchievonely. If they have been taken is
—perhaps bit hard by some of thee* sonadrels, of beau*
nth 'vile ountaauted knaves' have any way 'come ht 'twist
the wind and their nobility.--they give up the turf altogether,
dismiss their trailer, dispose of their stud, end fAiis leave
the field open for the Cooks sad the Palmer, and id gents
cane, who By upon the spoil jut as hungry Janet' on the
dead serous which the lima has left after his solitary meal.
Ton may talk as you rhea about reform—. reform the
church; 'reform the law," reform the whole sputa of
physic,' 'reform your tailor's Mlle.—but we my, and fuel
this, that rehires Is nowhere more needed then on the
'turf,' if it is to retain its trail sporting character and not
to dressers's into commenial speadations (or pantlatious)
of a very dirty sad uniateratiog oaten. It is well at times
to remember for what papas things an intended.
Racing—Eaglish racing—was meant for the Improvement
of English home, aot for the degradation, too often t►s
otter rain, of the far more noble animal Mon."

THE INDIGENT BLIND BOCllTY.—Feeterday the
weal el the above 'saltation wee held at the
Load= WBralaear, Ludgate-bill ; Lord Radsteek is the
choir. The fern naiad that the imam comprised 76
males sad 77 females, all of whom were employed Is
saplings's& kcowledge of some awful trade sit would
wilds Nsam hareafter to earn • livelihood, or at least save
them Pena betranag wire hernias to their Moeda. They
were neanneled r roadiag, wtitlnB, eridusetie, Bible, sad
English Wary. Ad the noel abed were made la the id-
entities, aEthe how lien made up, stockier hared,
sod mate, banns, ran, an hair work.' the dent descrip-
tion. were re uis every variety. The proceeds of seeds
geld to the peblis sad remind for the am of Use bona es-
ended daring the pest year 1,1001. The leaning of leered
meek bad bees very silesessiel, sad nue of the pupils
were sow nein to perform ea different isatrement a
hand Wisp ben introduced leader the dinettes of to,.
Porter, of the Deka et York Mail, Chelsea. The
realms for the yen bad bees 6,7111. sad the sapeodli ars
8,6691. The report wm adopted, asd alter a vets of thanks
wee carried by soolamation to the chairman, the untie'
separated.
ROYAL COLLEGE Or StriGEONll.—The following
rensbers of the college having anneal, the so-
wary examination wore admitted lissatistes Is mid-
wifery at the Issetteg of the I),Ard ea the 10th
Weight :—Yessir. David Richards. Lleadevery,
Cat-
■a'theaehire; Edwin Janus Werth, Dereepert
Chas, les Pipg, Wokinpham, Berkshire: lobs arge
wish. nod, Whigkars ; William Freeload J Moha-
nn. Ceshester ; Jobe Hoary LW, Buenos, Connell ;
Eoward Potholer lorry, Winnebago, Peat; OriPth
Howell, L'saally, Carmstilinabint ; Edward ?MISS Wes-
ton, Welliactee, !Dworkin• ; Sowerby Wells,Walker plaee, lotkerbithe ; Hoary Resale Bre-
sort, Mang,pectleed ; Thomas Lewis, Llaarhystri, Aberyet-
, with ; Sylvesterlathirford Skimmer, Hoodema, Pest;
ik,aese Wdker, tlearberwell ; Willis. Frederick Lovell.
&donation; Free mirk Milford, 6ydatry, Argolis; We-
ser. Shaw Blast, Chi nerdold; and Feeialt Norge Dal-
tia, Winnings, Port.
Comituatom or CITY Poticz.—Taaterday, at a
Court of Cowin Cosectil, Digity Pula* brought up •
repast ores the asomit,“ is rel. IS. to the City police,
whin sartilled rat after tabs; tam wiridonatin • letter
frees We Ontannew sf the Cli' Polio. Wailes to the
rasklasois sail sew Is Ils ad AVM sad whir deer
rziakzeseame of "palm and nwaaendd that Is
et Na Issisd 114•101 ii OfTiollll tM dubs
tit Ib isitabikese *mid be lanolin! with, by an
Ammo Min aka& to Ws el theme at 200. t per ulna,
is lies et hie Wise with a relideeir, sank
silsitssse tecasemetsgridCktiotase

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1856.