The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-24 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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ItADCLIFFE.-SUNDAY EVENING.

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The following have strived —Lazy lass, Cinderella, Ma.
Titer's" Hesperithusa, POT., Let Three, Bkycutter, lle
kel, Game Pullet, General Bouquet, Van Duna, Amorous
Boy, Longleten Cock, Greencastle, Jak Irving, Jane, Mufti,
Lord Jersey, and Mire Hilton.

RE-ARREsT Or STOLLEN.—James SpolICIl was te-
arreoted on Friday night at his lodgings in Exehange-street,
Dublin, and conveyed by the police to the station in Green-
street. He in to be brought up to-morrow morning at eleven
o'clock on • charge of robbing the late Mr. Little. Briton
confessed to be greatly astonished at his recapture. A des-
patch from our Dublin correspondent, dated this morning,
mays that Spollen has been seen prowling about the railway
statics at a place where more money is believed to be con-
aisle&
A CRIMEAN MEMORIAL—Among the aristocracy
who perished during the woe with Runes was a son of the
Duke of Sutherland. In the private gillery of the church
of Trentham. Staffordshire, the following tribute is
devote-
todeted
the memory of the young Melon.: In memory Fderick G.S.Lerceon Gower, monist see of Clone and
Duke and Duchess of Sutherland. born Nov. 11, 1832, died on
the waters of Sebastopol, 6th October, 18.54, on board the
Bellerophon, where the kindneee of its captain, Lord
George Paulet, cured him to be moved, In the extremity of
weakness from fetal fever. This record of his blameless life.
of a heart full of oftectirm, id hardship cncountertd with
patience, of suffering Lorne without a murmur, of Joel) met
with resignation in the path appointed, is sliced hero by hie
parents. Ilse body wan consigned to the deep. Love follows
bim—pence be with him. Bleared are the dead who die in
the Lord."
NATURAL HISTORY CIIAIR IN TUE UNIVERSITY
or GLI4•OOW.—WO learn that Professor Rogers, of the
United States, has offered himself u a candidate for
this chair, vacant by the death of Dr. Cowper. Pro-
four Rogers hes beet for tome time resident in this
country, superintending the publication of his important
work on the geology and physical geography of
the United States, upon which subject, so some of our ruder.
will recollect, be addressed a meeting of the Philuo_phieal
Society of filuppow and their friends in the M'Lellan Rooms
in the spring of 1858. Our townsman, Dr. Seoulsr, an ex-
perienced and accomplished naturalist, IA also a candidate for
the chair. The weeentation is in the gift of the crown.—
Glasgow Uwe
FATAL Oto ACCIDENT IN TIIE NEW-ROAD.—
Conotign's INouver.—On Saturday evening an inquest was
held, at Stepney, respecting the death of Mr. Samuel Car-
dell. aged 34 years. The wire.ised sue lravcl.cr t t!:.• firm
of Memo. Manners and Company, the brewers, of Newcastle-
, street, Whitechapel. On Thursday afternoon last be want
proceedieg slug the New-road, St. num, in a gig, when
he came in collision with an omnibus. lie was town on
to the carriage way, and when raised up was found to have
received emicunoton of the Wain, awl other severe injuries.
He was removed to the University College Beepital, where
he died next day. Verdiet—" Accidental death."