The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-18 00:00:00

TURF Gossip.

(From the Field.)
Porter's Knot broke down at exercise on Monday.
Mr. Chaplin claimed Ottoman after winning a Belling
ram at Newmarket on Tuesday.
Gateshead, the colt by Colsterdale out of Latest, while
out on exercise on Monday morning, broke a blood morel,
and suddenly fell with Butler, but we are =say that
popular light weight escaped with a alight
Mr. Crawford has named his good-looking colt, brother
to Knight of the Crescent by Knight of Bt. Patrick,
"Moslem," in which name he ran on Monday at New-
market, defeating the highly teed Restitution, upon whom
9 tot was freely betted.
(From the Sporting Gazette.)
TYPHOZUS.— This Two Thousand and Derby favourite,
the property of Count Batthyany, pulled up very Lime in
the off fore leg, afters gallop (ridden by Morris) with King
Charming on the Limekiln, at Newmarket, on Wednes-
day last. Great Decree/ has been observed as to the real
nature of the horse's injury—" only a blow," according to
some ; but the suspensory ligament is gravely hinted at by
others. He is to be out again on Monday, according to
present arrangements.
Sea-Ssw.—Fordhant has beta engaged for some time
past to ride this horse in the Two Thousand.
ALDCIO/7.—This fine horseman is engaged to ride one
of the Dike of Newcastle's pair in the Two Thousand.
Runcroar JocaCTB.—At Catteriok yesterday (Friday)
Cameron, J. Snowden, Noble, Dixon, and McEwen, were
lined by the stewards 1 soy. each for disobedient* at the
Marling post In the Craven Handicap, on Thursday, and
were severely cautioned as to their future eoadnot.
Dr vu or SKAKOARRT.—Messrs. Bailey and 8011, of
Leiceeter, have experienced a severe loss in the death of
this well-known cross-country performer. It appears that
on Saturday last, when being led out to be shown amongst
others of bus class, that he reared up, fell over backwards,
and died in about ten minutes. He was much admiredby
bunting men and other breeders in the " shine," and a
promising season was in store for him.

FATAL AMOK= AT THE ISLE or WIGHT STIMPLE-
CIIASBIL—We regret to state that Crandon, the rider of
Buff's Guide, who sustained • severe accident at the late
of Wight Steeplechases on Tuesday last, died on Thursday
afternoon, of concussion of the brain.—Sporeing Life.
EAST SUFFOLE. —The movement for tM eetablisbnient
of a peck of foxhounds in East Suffolk •ppears likely to
prove succesdaL Lord Rendelsham will take the new
country thus proposed to be created. T/II Quoits.—
A proposition his been made by Mr. Musters to hunt the
country four days • week at his own coot, which will
probably be aooopted. Another gentleman has bees offered
• guarantee of 1,50 W. • year so hunt two days • week ;
but we understand the general feeling is in favour of Mr.
Musters' very liberal offer. Nothing, however, is yet
settled, and • meeting of those interested in the future of
the hunt is called for Thursday neat, at 2 o'clock, at the
Bell Hotel, Leicester.—Field.

Mi. Jutrrice Hamses. —The members ci the
Heine Cirinait entertained the new judge at dinner yes-
terday at the Albion ; Mr. Locke, Q.C., M.P. (in the
atesnoe el Mr. hi. Chambers, Q.C., M.P., who was unable
to attend) in the chair. Lord Chief Justice &will, Mr.
Baron Bramwell, Kr. Justice Lush, and Mr. Russell
Gurney (all of whom were members of the circuit) were
meeest, with Sir G. Hosymea, Q.C., Mr. J. Brown, Q.C.,
derjeant Parry, Mr. Garth, Q.C., M.P., Mr. C. Pol-
lock, Q.C. Mr. Horace Lloyd, Q.C., Mr. Arehibsid (the
Attorney-General's emoneel), and a large number of the
members M the circuit. Mr. Locke pupated, with high
eulogy, the health d
rye guest of the evening, who re
turned thanks in • ve feeling speeah.
KITZAORDINAZY &ENS IN A CHURCH AT YORK.-
BM* dissatisfaction has been produced in York by the
ritualistic practices which have prevailed in the Wank of
AU Sainte, North-street, and more especially owing to
what happened there on Sunday hat. In the men dthat day Mr. Bibby, a member of the chair, p to
the church before the congregation bad sasembled, end
with a thunlge, or censer, he *lammed the ebeneeL Mr.
Guild!, a churchwarden, hosing on Sunday worming what
was forward in the chunk proceeded thither, and
f Mr. Bibby in the aci of ineenslag tie ebaeceL He
ordered him to desist, bet Bibby retiring to obey,
Mr. Garlick took him by the dwellers and walked
him to the door, besides Wing the tharible from
him and throwiag it ices the coal pan whisk we la the
vestry. Mr. Bibby prodneed a note es hie antherity from
the reeler and cants for what he had doom Before the
evening 'orrice he again metered the shared, and
thoroughly Meowed it, but this time he took care to pre-
vent any interference with what he wee doing by
the door and keeping out the obureberarden. Mrs fade
have been repotted to the Arehbisbep, sad it is =peeled
that his grace will same an investigation to be made into
the matter.

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