The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-30 00:00:00

Capt. Coides's limper by Hesperus, t yra, 7st 41b
(A. Edwards
Mr. Thornton's Curlew, 4 yrs, 7st lelb (Inc Mb est)
)
(Chatloner)
Mr. J. Dawson's Neophyte, 5 yea gat 7lb fA. French)
Mr. Susan's Penalty, 6 yrs, est 51b (L. Seowden
Mr. 8. Jacobs's Van strums. 4 yrs, 7st gib Jortnam,
Mr. T. Hughes's New Brighton, aged, est Illb . 'Mitchell)
Mr. Payne s Buckley. 4 ITS, Oat 811) (0. Parsons)
Mr. Spencer's Squire Petrie, 3 yrs, Oat .. (W Woodhouse;
Mr. S. Jacobs's Prince Frederick, S yrs, Set 71b
l'Anson, jun.)
Mr. O. Simpson'a Si, to Morella, 2 yra est 71b.. (Whiteley)
Mr. Thomas's Birdie, yrs, est 7lb (Midisie7)
Mr. Bansards Vigil, 2 yrs, fist 71b (WhetZ) Mr. Hodgman's Lady lonia filly, yrs, Id lib .. Of
Betting : 2 to 1 spt Curlew, 4 to 1 apt New BrioLon,
6 to 1 apt Beeper, 7to 1 each apt Vas Strome sod k-
ley, 100 to 10 apt Neophyte, sod 15 to 1 apt Sister to Mo-
rella. Sister to llerelLt jumped off with the lead, closely
followed by the Lady Louisa filly, Beckley, and Beeper to
the distance, where limper went to the front, and woe
easi by two ; a length between the second and
third- the Lady filly was fourth, and Beckley fifth.
Mr. Jacobs declared to win with Van &room.
Tel Boson Prtmas of 5 son. each, with 30 added. Op-
tional selling we*hta, he. Half a mile. (6 subs.)
Mr. Merry's Calliope filly, 2 yrs (4.01,), Sit 7lb
1
Dawsoiq Ovant, 2 yrs (40t.), Set 71p ••• lo ...Bey) 2

iir;;;nia-174=i,'22jrvai(Cat)72Ttlii;(0.
Yr. Hudson's Montebello, 2 pa (eel), Sat 10113 . (J. Dahry
Captain Chrtatle's Min Swift. 2 pa (40i.), est 7th 6
(Wlltalsy) 0
Betting : 7 to 4 on the Calliope filly, sto 1 each apt
Him Swift and Montebello. The favourite made the whole
albs running, and won cleverly by half a length. Mims
Swift bolted, and threw Whiteley, who was brought into
the stand by two policemen very moth shaken, but not se-
dowdy injured.

Amongst the company iee ;Zee-itis Duke of Cambridge,
the FAA al Derby, the Marquis of Allies, Mervyn Arch-
dale, Esq., M.P., Sir George Arewage, Major
Colonel Bailie, Sir Cherie* Balfour, Lord Hateman
Mar-
quis of Bath, Count Battliyanv, Doke of Beaufort, FAH
Menthe, Mr. D. W. P. Berseford, Sir G. Hosweildolardm:la
field, Earl of Stafford, Colonel Carleton, Sir W. ,
Lord Colville, Marquis of Conyogham, Alderman Cope ,
Lord Courtesy, the Earl of Coventry, Lord Curzon, Earl
of Dalkeith, Lord de Manley, Marquis at Drogheda, Henry
Drummond, Esq.. Lord Dudley, Earl of Denham, Hon.
Leopold Ellis, Lord Exmouth, Colonel Farquhanion; Hon. 0.
Fitswilliain, Boa H. Forester. Earl of Harewood, Lieut.-
Colonel Higgins, Sir H. Hoare, Lord Howard, Colonel King,
Lord A. Lennox, Lord Lincoln, Major the Hon. J. Mac-
donald, Mr. J. Many, Lord Orford, Lard Partsmisath, Duke
Mac-
of Richmeed, Lord Torrington, Hon. Frederick FUSIN%
Lord Uxbridge. Earl of Westmoreland. Earl of Wil-
iam, Earl of Winchibies, Sir W. W. Wynne, Marquis
of Ailselary , Lord Canterbury, Lord Clifden, Sir H. Des
Vieux, Earl of Glasgow, Sir Joseph Hawley, Mr. C. 0.
Omit* Earl Spencer, Earl of Stanford and Warringtoo,
FM of Reiland, lac.

LATEST BETTING ON THE OAK&
7 to 2 sot Nemesia
4 to 1 Si!verhair
7to 1 Fairwater
Bto 1 filler Ou
10 to 1 Brown Losabeas
10 to 1 Tattoo
100 to 8 lisbettie filly
100 to 7 Wild Ware
ORDER OF RUNNING THIS DAY.
The Shirley Stakes 1.50 p.m.
The Greed Steed Stakes
The Two-year-old Stakes l4O „
The Epsom Cup
The %boa Stakes 3.45 „
The South western Stakes
The Colossi &O „
l'he Epsom Four-year-old Stakes 5.30 „
YORK AUGUST MEETING

will take place on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the
28th, 29th, and 30th of August.

PrUDAY.—Taz You 6,r, value 200 mom, by autacrip-
Moos of 10 sova each, the surplus in specie. with 100 added -
for 3-yr-olds, let ; four, eat 7lb ; live, Bat ; six and aged,
gat 31b ; mares and geldings allowed 316 • the winners in
1&59, 1850, or 1861, of the Derby, St. Leger. Ascot, Good-
wood, York, or Doncaster Cups to carry 71b extra ' • the
second for any of them races, or the winner of the Two
Thousand Guineas Stakes during the wine years, to carry
21b extra ; maiden 3-yr-olds, never having received 50 sova,
for running second, allowed 616 ; 4.yr-olds ditto, 141 h; 5-yr-
olds ditto, 1816 ; the mooed to receive 20 nova out of the
Makes. Two miles, over the Ohl Course. (24 subs.)
e Age
84. Albans Age
4 I Paul Clifford Ag .
3 Parmesan 4
Wallace 4 Silverbair 3 Gamester
be to Schiedam .. 4 Garrison Beauty.. S Den Webster
boor Dragon .. 3 j liarabbas 4 Kettledrum 3
Donau
I Plerrefonds 4 Matador
Tbormsaby 4l Viscount &WWI S out of Rosebud 4
Dundee 3 King of Kent.... 3 The Wizard 4
Drums Duchess' .. 3 I .

SHOCKING ATTEMPT AT Suicios AT SOWER/MT-
ZOOM Yesterday afternoon, shortly after five o'clock,
• man, whom name is at present unknown, but who
was domed en • mechanic, with corduroy trousers and
waistcoat, and wearing on apron, entered the great
quadrangle of Somerset-house, and almost immediately
afterwaitts the beadle in attendance observed the unfortu-
nate man lying at full length upon the top of the balustrades
which protest the deep areas on either sole of the emblems.
tioal figure in the centre of the quadrangle, but before he
could rush to his assistance, or all out to him, the man had
rolled himself over, and fell a depth of between thirty and
forty feet, fracturing his skull in • most frightful manner.
He was immediately conveyed on a shutter to King's Col-
lege/Hospital, but upon examination by Dr. Partridge, though
still alive, his injuries were found to be of so dreadful •
nature that recovery was pronounced to he imposiible. He
appears to be about forty years of age, of middle height sod
dark complexion. Oa taking off his clothes it was diem-
rend that his right arm bad been amputated below the
elbow-joint, and that be bad • Wee one to supply its place.
Tax CURRAOH CAMP. —This great central mili-
tary encampment is likely to become during tho remainder
of the summer season • amine of unusual activity, as from
all parts of Ireland, cavalry, artillery, and infantry are
under orders to bivouac or live in hide on the plane of
Kildare. There will be a great concentration of troops at
the camp, and a number of grand military spectacles will
take place during the sojourn of his Royal Highness the
Prince of Wales, who will arrive in Dublin on the 22nd of
June. All the troops in the Dublin garrison, with the ex-
ception of the 4th Light Dragoons and some de-
techmenta of infantry, will proceed with as little
I delay as possible to the Curragh. Up to the
present orders have been issued for the four
troops of the 15th Hussars stationed at Cork, and the
four troops of the same regiment stationed at Cabir, to
march to the encampment. No. 8 field battery is to proceed
from Clonmel, and No. 1 field battery from Kilkeeny, for
the same destination. The Ist battalion of the Rifle Brigade
will march from Dublin to the camp on the 29th instant.
The 17th and 30th regiments will follow soon after. When
the second detachment of the 87th arrives the entire regi-
ment will proceed to the camp. The 15th Foot (Ist battik-
Boo) leave Cork at once, and when his Royal Highness
strives it is supposed that not less than fifteen thousand
troops will be in but& or under samosa on the It
is stated that his Royal Higbee.. will remain 2:751..ys in
the encampment, during whkh time General Sir George
Brews will frequently inspect and review the troops. It
is stated that railway loomnotion is not to be availed of in
any of the intended military movements. Freeman's
Aurae/.
LONDON GINEMAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITILD).
—Traffic receipts for week ending Kay 2S, 13.752/. Bs. 54.