The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-01 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Addition-id.)

SPORTING.

MANCHESTER RACES—Wsmarniy.

THE PHILLIPS' HANDICAP ot 60 son., for all ages ; cer-
tain winners extra. About 5 furlongs.
Mr. Clopeland's Lady Grosvenor, by Bweehneat, 3 yrs,
est Itib
Mr. Davreon's Mantras, S yrs, 7st fib (Bullock) t
Mr. Osbonte's Gay Girt 3 yrs, let
Mr. Cliffs Lanonteast, 4 yrs 861 (Gardner) 4
Mr. lambert's lessamkie, 3 yrs, eat (Whiteley) 5
Mr. powlett's La Hollandaise. Sys list 71b (Bnowdro) 6
Rotting: 2 to 1 apt Montrose, 2 to 1 apt Lally Grosvenor,
5 to l each apt
isuesst and is Hollandaise. Won by half
a length, two between the second and third, same
between third fourth. Mr Harland's Mirage, Set, was
wVlfor, but did not go to the poet.
PISPLIMII &mem of 10 nova. each, 5 ft, with 1(10
added, for 2-yrolda ; colts, Ret nb ; Allies, Sat 41b. Cer-
tain winners extra. (30 subs.) Biz furlongs.
Odom/ Tovraeleyk Due Pout, by King of Trumps, Pet (lb
(.1. Snowden! I
Mr. Madam,' Amain, Set 7lb (Challoner) 2
Mr. Gill's Lily, Mt flb (Bullock) 5
Lord Btratlmore's The Sage, Cat 7th (Aldcroft) 4
Mr. Osborne's Lopestcher, 86t 7lb Oa 5
Mr. Melionby's Royal Princess, Mt llb (WI I
Mr. Wilson's Emblemetle, bat 41b 7
Betting :sto 4 apt The Sage, sto 2 Dos rook sae
sto 1 apt Royal Princess. Won by twoolengtha, a lentli '
between the second and third, same between third and
fourth.

Tile Moon Cur of 900 seva in epee* added to • handi-
cap sweepstakes of 5 mom. each, for 3-yr-ohis and upwards;
certain winners extra. Ono mile sad_ • ortier.
Mr. Ooppertnweite's Endre San, br Dana. tilit...,llb
Mr. -T. Odiernes *VOX Syte, telith — r
Mr. T. Dawson's Mr William, 8 yea ma Rib ,Malden' 3
Mr. neraing's Dye, 8 yes, let Sib (hairy) 4
The following also ran :—Jack Spring, Master Begot,
Iwquenet, The Druid, g by Vatican—Lady Mary, Sutton,
C 111 Andover—Lady Elisabeth, Mies Lucy, and Libelous.
Betting : 6to 4 eget Sir William, 6to 1 eget Miss Lucy,
Bto 1 each agst Sutton and Rising Sun, 10 to 1 apt Druid,
100 to 8 agst Ripen, 100 to 7 each eget Clio and Master
Bigot, and 20 to 1 agst Jack Spring. Won by a head, same
between the second and third ; Clio was beaten three lengths,
Master Begot was fifth, Sutton sixth, and Miss Lucy next.
Grinehaw, the rider of Ripon, broke a stirrup leather on
unerring the straight.
Tim TENTH MANCHESTER PRODUCE STRUM of 10 sOvs.
each, h ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Sat 71b ;
fillies, Rat 41b ; 31b and 51b allowances. Certain winners
extra. (42 =ha.)
Boron Rotbsehtkra Restes by Orestes, Rot Bb.. (Charlton) 1
Mr. rAnson's Doh at the Bowater. Set 41b Withington) 2
Mr. Osborne 's liireage, 7st 131 b tChalloiser)
Mr. Whitworth's sister to Ryistone, Bat 41b.. (J. anowdeu) 4
Betting : 4tol on Restos. Won by four lengths ; the
others beaten off. _

THE TRAFFORD HADDICAP of 5 EOM each,with 50 *titled.
Certain winner x extra. One mile. (15 51.149

61.(7opeLlnds Earnests', by Pyrrhtia the kirst, 3 yrs.
Bet 811, Dolt.in) 1
Col. Towneley's Caifan, 4 pre, let 101 b (Buorden) 2
Mr. BMWs Adelaide, 4 yes. 7st 7lb (Orinwhaw) 3
Mr. O'Hara's Homeward Boand.p yn, Tat.— 4. Edward)
Mr. Cliffs Lustre, a yrs, bet Pritchard) 6
Mr. Dawson's Slise Hawley, 3 yrs, Get 73b
Mr. Wright's Lay fAss. 8 yrs, Eat (li.
Betting : 3 to 1 apt Griffin, 7 to 2 egst tare Lase, 4 to
I mat Idles Hawley, II to 2 east Ramesea, 8 to i agst Ade-
laide. Won by half a length, a length between the second
and third.
THE MAIDEN PL.tl2 of 50 soya. for horses that have never
won that sum at any one time • 3-yr-olds, let ; four,
Bst 41b ; five, Bst 91b ; six and age:l, Bst 121 b ; mares and
geldings allowed 31b. Mile and • quarter.
Mr. I'Aneon's Bab at the Bowater, by Aunandsle, 3 yrs,
84111 h
Mr. Bradshaw's Andy, 3 yra Tit (J. Snowden) 2
Sir. Osborne's Honeymoon, 3 yra 6k 11lb ....'thelloner) 3
Mr. Clifri Jasper, 3 yrs, 7M
Nine utlieri ran, but were not placed.
Betting : 5 to 2 apt Bab at the Bowster, 5 to I apt
, Honeymoon, 6to 1 each apt Coroner and Ratan, 8 to 1
each apt Walkingtou and Baronet. Woo by half a length,
two lengths between the second and third.
THgaintil7.
Two YEAIIsOLD STAMM.

ynnstay
Amain
Four ran.
TELLDNIUMEZeII COP.

Ben Webster
Rameses
Bucephalus
Five ran. Won by • length ; two Isogtha hotwelw the
snood sad third.
&LUNG Hawnicar.
Mary Stuart 1
Um:arum

Five raa.
Crrr atIDICAP.

Groavenor
I:rittin

Six ran.
VOLLINTIUM SLUM.

Elms
Jack Wing
Three ran.
QUEEN'S PLATE
Corona

Four rsa.

GOODWOOD RACES.

THI GOODWOOD ere. Weights calculated up to Jane 2.
Age at lb 1 Age it lb
Underhand
The Proudeed land.. 4 9 7 . Hen Weimer 3 7 7
Phantom 4 V 0 Cape Flyaway
Nee/audit,
Comfort
G11(1101114
Aston
&Mani 4 9 0 Butterfly 3 7 3
Highwayman 4 9 0, Bane
Zouave aired in I Secluaion 3 7 3
France.
Starke (bred in Arne- Dance bred inFronee, 3 6 7
ries
Thormanby
SateUtte
The Drone
Sweetaanee 3 7 7. Optimist S 9 7
Mt. Allying
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Lord Portsmouth, Lord It Thyme, and Mr. W. Day are
subscribers, but did not name.

PRINCE OP WALES YACHT CLUB.

The first races of the season of this club took
place req.enlay, when, despite the fact that it poured with
rain all day long. there were it great number of spectators,
ladies and gentlemen, great interest being excited by
the match, as it brought out several new boats, in ad&
tion to there being some old and tried clippers. The race
was among yachts under 12 tuns belonging to theclub, and
centre hoinb under II tons, open to all clubs, there being
two prizes, a cup value 21/., presented by Mr. Knibbe, the
vice-commodore, and a prize value lOt. for the second boat,
while the centre boards had a prise value 1O(. The fol-
lowing started:
YACHTS WITH MED GELS.

Toni. Owners.
. 12
8
. 10
S
9
TACHTH WITH MOVING KILEL&
Stations. Yachts. Tone. Owners.
1. Czarina
2.
3. Tivo
4. Litt lo Vixen

Stations. Yachts.
1. Wild Wave
2. Hnidee
3. Midge
4. Surprise
5. Violet

The Oread accompanied the ince, and Mr. Robert Hewett,
the commodore, was officer fur the day. The distance was
from Brit!' to the Chapman Head and back. The first gun
was . fired at Oh. 2.,m. 255., and the stinting gun at
Oh. 31m. 10s.,—rather late, owing to a brig being in their
way. The centre-beards were rather a-heiel of the others,and
were all round and away at the same moment, the Spray,
the favourite, drawing away, followed by the Little NIKO'.
In the lar-e, r class the Surprise was first away, hut first
one boat and then another led as the light airs from S.S.K
(avowed them, till the 11,61,:e ultimately led, opening into
Long Reach. At Greenhithe the Spray was leading, the
Vixen well to windward, the order of sailing heing—llaitlite
first, then the Violet, next the Surprise, the Spray. Vixen,
Midge, and Wild Wave. This order was preserved for anti-
' tiler mile, when the Violet drew up to the Ilaidie. At Green-
tithe the Violet took the first plats) to windward, and led
well to Rosherville, the not losing an inch of ground
in her endeavour to go by her ; horn here she came up and
caught her in Gravesend Reach, but the Violet stopped two
ettempts of the Hai,Ke to go by, and again led down the
Hope ; the Haiike at length came up again, and after 'Mo-
ther fine race a whichp on the uit of the Violet gave the
Heidi* the lead, she never afterwards at. The
time at the Chapman was as follows :
b. m. s. h. m. s.
Ham 3 8 6 My.:, 3 27 20
Violet
gurPrise
Wave 3 21 15 Czarina 345 10
Midge (Adams's)... 325 5
There was no material change coming back ; sails were
taken in and others set, and the Heidi* increased her lead.
The Surprise, we have omitted to state pearly passed the
Violet and Haidie in the Hope and male a very close race
of it back, as will be seen by the following coming i
msn times :
h. . .
HahWe (winner let prise, large elms) ... 643 55
Violet (winner 2nd prize, large clam) ... 653 40
Surprise 6 54 42
Wild Wave 7 045
Adams's Midge
Spray (winner centre-board chies)
• Little Vixen 7 12 10

[T WOPENCE.

UNIVEASITY INITLLIG-BAR.

CAMBIUM& KAY 31.
The Vice-Chancellor has received from the com-
mingles= appointed by the Cambride Univeasi_ trActln
order of her Majesty in Council, dated MAY 1A.,,
confirming the statute for the regulation of the Regius
Professorships of Divinity, Hebrew. sod Greek in the Uni-
versity of Cambridge, which was fruited by the commis-
sioners, and laid before the council of the senate in the
month of May, 1869.