The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-15 00:00:00

SPORTING.

DONCASTER SEPTEMBER 3IEEITNO.

DONCASTER., M..NDAT ET Ringo.
" upwards of I,7oogaineae, added money given
at this meeting." Bach 4Oa eause="eintla which preredes
th. saewepeie by the wing !luau tines at Don-
OMR tthat thei liberality la duly appry ate(' ie attested by
• I,,as wt of retries which is appended to the diderent
Ad" and by the large number of Maras located in the
vicinity of the town. Southern stables will not be airy nu-
merously represented. From Newmarket, only one bone
wYL it is said, be seat, whilst William Dry and others will not
ire a champion to do tattle for thernon Dommter's
. .

kg7faMed Town Moor, The training establialunents of the
hiorever, will be fully element.' and, indeed. the
gathering 1. itl be ewentially • Imitating. elle. A Yorkshire
mere a ..u. the favourites for the Oreat Yorkshire
ilaadi-
aap. and Wink Bunny and Ignominy, the loading favourite.
for the it. Leger, aro Yorkshire bred and 'mined. Indeed,
then to o animal; or
have given rove to a controversy as violent
is its t hinu lei a. that reepertiog the ..wigwam. merits
d the Flying Dutchman and Voltigeur, and the St.
lags. will therefor. occasion an encounter as es-
atiaik am that in which the Dutchman wan cumpolled
be strike him cutouts before Voltig,eur in the memorable ace
fee the Cup is 1850. The disturbance. in India will deprive
the meeting of many of its Ind...maid supporters. Still, to
judge from the crowd of visitors which fills the high sheet,
Wad the long trains which arrive in quick 1111,M6011, the
simuntkage of COM way will not he perceptibly diminished.
The hat of sport contains thirty items, and its attraction does
Dot centre entirely in the St. Leger, fur, mnrmw (Tuesday),
la addition to the Handicap, the Champagne Stakes—an law
partaut 2-yeartold kedecidad. Furthisevent Eclipse,
• colt mob Mika About in cooneviin with neat your •
Derby ill make hie tint • in putilir. and the fact
of hr basing been so bean y backed for the Epsom event,
eoupleil with a report which duaibee him as better than his
'table tempeaionet, Clydesdale and Bedbary, rouses his de-- Aug
ta be regarded with much interest sad convoy. The Fit:-
aniline& nukes (the entries foe which will be found below) has
ism restored to its original form, at the request, it is mid, of
Lard billion, one of the stewards. It is Dow a weight-bar-
er
rue, a dew ription of 't mat" which wr regret to state
has almost nose out of fashion. If endinkis hare supereed
weights. furage race., and en wonder, for few borne could
eacepet• on equal terms with salinst• of the Futterman mud
alcircinher clerk . _

...filritthentaportamea rally regard the boast which hie
hoes made shout the northers " cream" for the fit. Leger
with $ land of grim comp' , and believe that one of
*sir initialers will upset all oelcoWions obi, h may have
Men formed about the fa es. Adams@ and Mak Bonny
miff fight their Darby battle ore .gain, and the result
veil prove whether it the chance only that en
third Adams to obtain the forward poitirn which
Y did at Epsom. The moist rain has rendered the grarod
withwhat sticky, tad this cirranthaans tends to ;nano. the
ummaslnees of the backers of the fuvoaritc• and to Mishits
the sapectatior of the Belden. It is probable that the run-
Itie of radars will be larger the is saticipatod. tto tong
ago as but year, • bet of six maker, to four (3,0001. to
2,0001.) the laid on Ipactrantai threat Dimrson's lot, who
will, of mane, have • representative in the lista. Should
Shah Hooey win, however, *be will accomplish that which
Ye sot yet bees othigrod. To sin the Derby, Oath, rid
th. Leper km Defer linen to the lot of the anima
No* who like straw eel:athleticw may demos loess rowass-
pewit from the following stationiat Chemploa err their*
Yeas that won both Ilerby sad St. Law. In 1000 be Wee
the doable ever, aad from that period down to 11411 the
Clam Chem" was not broths. Snaplice' e base bled
II George Bentiark. la that Tear won the portiere
mai scours rest. and in 1149 sad 1950 runlet triampth
awaited the Flying Dote:thaws sad Volthent. An tarred
of two yeint then eloper before • LMtby victor added the
It Um" to hi. achievements bat in 1853 West
Aithraban ircomplithed the feat of winning the
Wee gent rites of the wroth Ms., the Two
Iliousurrl, the Derby sad the St. Lagar. Store that third
the lager bas fallen to outsiders. Chasspirm won the
two leen in tto • in 1301 Illeanov retried off the Derby sad
Oar sad in 194 fret of Trumps won the Oaks and St.
Leger nod Ware that tiros thorn times have sot been placed
le the n dot of one rim& Still. r Surplice destroyed Mt
ellen .'• which was p•milarly supposed to prevent • Derby
wanner 00011 bolding Its St lager to his stir vow., sail es
We Artraiiaa writ% the three kading events in his rear,
Bair IL bay may carper the Eteenor and seen of Trump,'
trianifita. ley orating the Derby. Ore, and St. Leger. The
earl. Thursday and Fr lay will proem their wintid
thaturric tle thr last day lb. Cop will be run for, end the
84. t r victor or 'sorry will perhaps appear antonget die
Seventl alterations bare been made la the Great Stead
and ea- tore, the Wet noticerde improesment Wag the
iner.di of ou.er ret:f to t the nub from having MID-
▪ Vent with the lathe" temp.
fevers! tolp Alit deka Of USA stock will take place dr--
kag the writ, sad we tie Wet intemering pre :reding nal
iLe wetting to width the nee Arial. of the kingdom are
bora to diemm the pent Rata of the turf. They will
belienee they kaslres on the " Lam r night " with the
girl old Uri& crimes ef • dinner. Polly as. carton. to
✓ani what ieemeree et he/ nexus thy eat .uggeot.
JA trot-Clod Oath, Higgre, Major Worthy, end
Jiro Kerry, Es+, have ousetelel to preside in the
✓easion.

GREAT YORKSHIRE WARMLY.
5 to 2 not Rol.poo (t 31e 1)
6 to 1 any mbar.
ST. LEGER.
7 to 4 opt Blink &my (o&R
7 to 4 lisaramo OM)
10 to 1 ray other.

THE DONCASTER CUP, IS T.

This colebnited prim consists Ow the present y,:tr or a
Was la sneer, ',amounted by a poop, at. 1 vtaitlittiax
medallions Utartratiar Ila stay of b•c .r at..l
bor." ham OviiTa " Watosorphosaa." The Ln n.ent
ahem by the ',Het Is that of Yeleoger prraenting the Lead
aftlia boar aa Atalasta :
Grim of the wood& • • • • Her bead tax,
But foe her satire nrealoest of tair ;
Which is a sbapla kw! was Wd above.
Bared serbaroca! animist bat of Love.
Bee stotedisa quiver on bar altaraidev

E;
Seth was bee fox as la a nymph display'd
• 6ir fierce boy, or la a bey bitter('
The Idnithing bandies of • ntedsit
• • • • •
Two spears from fileletter's hand were rant
With exintil form bet miens in the event;
Tite drat 1140 fix•d is WA —Ow mooed Mad
On the bosee belteded tea, sad deeply drank h.. Vied.
• • • • •

end were quick be open his glAdv gyres
Thee fella, and in much keen bit seed Miptree.
• • lint lee, the cosquering thief, W. •nrpeceil
On the elms, seek of that desereetim Mart,
And Faring on the nymph with eeriest ere.
• Accept,' eried be, • teir Noneerise, ley prize.'
At this premise leer with the May Ms&
And chine with Seelig *bike ermittly op:rel.
Olad she nweiv'd the gift, and emen'd to t tke
With doable plesinzT Inethe gi•ter'it oche."
. • • -

The bra reliefs o.m.yoofax the medallion. or, and •he • I:7A
We is the otyie of the marble. fret the Giese of th. Par.
abloom and are descriptive. of the heat of the wild boar
leach, at the coornand of Itiana, demolatod the r ...Mrs with
bit ravages ea a y 73.14 111E121 for the twelatt of tecr odilp ;
den of tho oliorings to tho G ed.. by tF.ames, father of
Mokarer, omitting dm worship of Diana:
" • l'ilLonoured th.: I so% at lead, obo.
Not unreccaff'd that imptona act shall I,' "
The Brum deoarmisa the foot reprevent the •I•ters of
Melmaer, who were changed iota UAL slide Letra.i:ag the
aim of their brother
"The warping older., but with wings endued,
• • • • and sent t flit is air.
Who yearly ruled hi. tomb in feathered &aka tordr."
The Inez, tromp. toodalliona of Dian., drams on f;-.4, 11111
earythard,. relieved by bright Over chaaint. The work ha.
bum doo.gael sad a...dolled by Mr. IL 11. Ara...toad, and
smimitactured lay Mr. C. F. Ilaeggok, of Bruton..trett.

CEIRIST.4 Ito.rurAL.—On Monday next, the 21st
September, bring St. Maitheor'iedey, the Led Mayor,
Aldermen, and Shetith, with the Gortrooro of tb., revers'
loyal limpitale, will attend divine rewrite at CLri,•••hurth,
Nenzate-tdreet. when n Pennon will be preached by the
Bee. Thomas J.thuon Totter, M.A., late whel a ~f Trinity
College, Cambridge ; aft, which they will rrp,:r to the
Great Gall in Christ's 11,1..04, when feu rr.li rr •s the
bee fits of the Itiiy.l Itoepirels will be dcliverd Ly tLe Pair
smiLwarbotars,acetrding to annual custom—in Lvin, lq
Smith Wild Churchill ; in English. by William WA.
Smart ; in Greek, by Matthew Mortimer Ffirch and in
?remit, by et. Arnaud Weirs. Thee. fropllti,we will
then follow that rnto Greek lambics, Nue Richail II.,"

by Tisetphilnt Mitchell ; into Loin Meeks, m trim.
fellow's " Bartel of the bilanklak." by Tends Alfred Han-
berry ; tato Lefin Elegise, from the " Lay of the Loct Min-
Orel,- by Alhmt Torder. After "ad& tw e menu will le
✓ented—cme In Latin Helmets* en " Inste Electricne,"
beim the " kicked& Pries" pew, not yst adjadged ; and
W ether en BsslA pees " Idemetry," ty Salt Wild
Cbdsebill.

TRIPTIVONTAI TO A Wountax—On Saturday
remain last • euratior of rompedisire seat at at, Lion sad
Limb Tapes, fa tlie wpm, pm..putitg We.
Wos Nivea • trim el the Morin in oba h he is
boil The preoefttoti.m w.o reflect forth by tihr op; me: bier
tlepArture al hr. Norm for Meihotorse. Tb. te,ituotial,
wt, h emenied of as inkstand, beastifelly fzbrol, wrftiag
ear.resell tear, kr., was accarapitaliel with • mum
Mart d Warm, read by • annnbrw of tbe committee, memo
lax a itia tam term Ito witartaised for bia Be
so. rabid sad 'mitring war the sat, tliat Mr. Nivea tears
lona $3, ultieg to biro eoreins, to do roan dun vo iy briefly
llama kw follow iowkown f the mark of tbe:r $
The confer woo stew to the wad to•L ...fa • ;a• owl kar-
mohlooto messrr, an 1 Iron lc, Ur* to tl.e r., •-Itrrtian of the
passe mast

IRELAND.

THE BELFAST RIOTS.

We regret to state that the riots of Belfast were
renewed on Sunday, in a manner which led to the
intervention of the military and the dispanias of
the crowd at the point of the bayonet.

On Friday night, the Mayor of Belfast, after
liberationde-
with his colleagues in the magistracy,
issued a notification in the following terms:

V.R.—PROCL tWATION.—When, d late serious riots
and disturbances have corarrsd in the town of Be/list, ia
catapult*, of large crowds allotting la the shaft sad
&matsieythm= altpedvevbras=l4; cotroaabrd str
leg the peat week, ad there is every roma to appraised
that, to case of any Smiler crowds being collected, dollar
MOSS of violsoce and outrage nay occur; sow' I, es chief
magistrate, acting upon the advice of the law Akin of the
crown, and with the usenlinotte cancurnacte of • terse
mortise of magistrates aersealy e.B upon the well-dtrposed
iukteletants to gamin to Wore trona eseembang In numbers
in the public street. and thoroughfares, otherwim the police
will be ordered to disperse them, and prosecute than as the
law directs. ISAMVIL 0,.e0v Greve, Mayor.
Dated at Belied, this llth day of September, 1867.
On the same day the Rev. Mr. Hanna, whcee
preaching had occasioned the rioting, issued the
subjoined address to the protestants of Belfast, in
which he intimated that the open-air services would
be discontinued for the present :
hien and Bret been, —On the last Sebbath you triumphantly
averted a groat onoatitational right. The highest legal
authonties have affirmed it. You showed your reeoluhca
to maintain it. You appeared to thousand strong pear
full to seem it. Tea times rmay of you me the nut
Sabbath would, if eeeeev~de the same. But it is =-
happy to live la a 'bee de the
men Nov that we
have obeys...r sermilk rod dOwoboliwit might we as
rim a Wiwi Awls, et or disseby f anima!
mbilme el the Poushylchess end Several
aka slimeles think so—
ism when yea ell empoL Ilma I bit addled you, I
hem lea ia eammimislba welt Gees 111 suldset,
and 1 am whit lbeim that Ise shed' awe to
Rama a apt& ed masilleace, mid sobs miry
made, as Mem but thst of ow right.. We eladimide
them sot to war but to pmee—te goodwill sal Is etredly.
Let an ere if we ma Mee myths, Mama biediding
each others booms and balls. If they Wilk of wa-
de preaching is • ehallasse: ha warders wlll lie
*Woe to which I hare abated, I ratire for a illew ado
laths. Let them PS salmis Is. We have as kw;
seed now that they see me mil amintais ear siOds,
we make dam whet dm druid ember a game it am.
ceseion. Let piece end 111111001 he name&
fevensl mmilemmt he asideei. Ilde leareiew hele mt-
tiagalsheL Lt am ea distant wise deka le Adelina
pow ibmsebes, zed he la geed Aims sit fiat salborkies
samellg al immy masa Plesesteld Whim,
abs=Bllll 2 Ikea agwessitig on the Sabha& la that knew
seems of eseltsmeal.- Dohat you can to mass pesos
Tem dare prim of spa-sir umbel, lel= ft le sea-
Ahmed protest, williessemsed. Should a beadedisilzOld.
mkt yes, they eta soh plamly mese he
to the mess. They will be deprived of all steam all
sympathy, an.l R. the government is determiir 1, tbey will
be sPedlly cymbal. Hcoe HANNA.
a mot. 11,

844. ii 1837.
The correspondent of the Dublin Freensaw writes

ON Sunday: a
Lest night. .beat 12 o'clock, hewing a good deal of Sting
ha the deourbed localities, I went down to collect information.
Seery micirre there was the mirk of a shot, and occmionally
a milky of three or four Bring in concert. WWI.) I
was 'mashie' to • ennitabalary man on duty with acme
comrades on the Quadrant-rood before an open space, at the
opposite side el which rune Sandy-row, several shots were
Arad hem the Row en one side, sad the Pound on it. otew.
Soddenly Ise said "Did you boar that, Mr 2" I had heard it,
and it was the whim:Mg sound of • bullet gassing a fan
yards tver our heeds Bum Sandy-tow side en TOW( to the
Poind. Sow you will bear the answer," he said, and in
las than a minute s• heard the whining of the answering
bullet bound fig Sandy-row. He told cue they were at this
dl tLe night, and be began to 'peculate upon the level at
which tie y were dring. The hoIIKS were low, and he
mentioned they were evidently thing just at • timel to carry
over the low ve and drop the bullets in the etemr. eamp.
The man seemed to ammo himself of his agety by observing,
Is. net Utterrogating Writ, that be did not think either
piety bed any feeling against the police, and that he i
they would sot, by say accident, lower the level of El q
I farther learned that there was evidently a small awe
as the S.inily low side, and my ears got pridef the fed;
• is • few minutes I hosed • timnandous report, which so
pan cook! hare prielitred.
The tiring was contioned till daybreak. The police mkt
dry could not stop It, for it was going on frmn lark yards
send similar places which they mulct not reach in time to
d'art the ruffians who are so greenly &timing the privilege
ghee, them by the law of basing mom. It is mienstroun to
penult men who ran act in so asindelotts a manner to retain
arm ; the um* act should 1m put in force, and both Sandy-
/ow and the round disarmed. I ens bound to Mate that
Amigo the time I wee in that quarter, dye out of every sin
abate carte hum Sandy-row eide, whether it is that they
Mee nicer arms, or went more active than the others
imam say. In passing to my hotel through the Pond,
I observed greops of men and women collected at the
corners of lanes and entriee, as if determined to remain
up lest they should be attacked in the night. I met
etviing bodies of patine, end in Will-street I sew efty men
!vim; in [seem along the freeway, or patrolling up and
down the street. There ere rummies, but I don't vouch
for tile, accur.iry, of bodice of Orangeseen hating arrived
last tight from Derry and other places to aid their bre-
thren hem.
Stn.), btelies of plies have moved down to the Custom-
house end taken ups position there.
The following telegraph message from the Fri e-
mon's reporter in tinted "Behest, half-past ten

cieock, Sunday night :"
"The earlier part of the day passed off quietly' owing_to
rreat military and comtabillary displays. The Rev. Mr.
eb it piversted in carrying nut hie &dared intention of
pee* Ling at every risk, end addressed eery Ignited audiences
during the day. The conduct of the catholic* was ad-
mire, ir —all that could be desired by their true friends.
The Orange perty mated a riot in Ilrownsts et in the even-
ing. and after having discharged several volleys of stonier,
were dispersed with lined haywire. by Sub-Inspector Arm-
strong. The di.,eder and tumult. however. continued until
largo rcinfon entente arrited, hen the trsident magistrate,
Mr. Tee v, read the !tied Act, and told the moh that their
candort Wea di•loyal and tutlisniv, and that if they did not
at on•r disperse ho would ilder the men to fore. The Unite
Ill'fre ate put out. More police have Just arrived front
Dublin."