The Sun.
London, England, 1853-02-24 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

SPORTING NOTES. —No. CCCLXX.X.
THE DERBY LOT AT DANEBURY.
As next week will plunge us racing men into the thick
of the season, which, from then till November, with the
exception of the week following Epsom—a necessary
vacancy after the excitement of the Derby and °3kS--;
presents an uninterrupted string of meetings, I nins
bring my Derby analytical notes to a conclusion as e°°ll
as possible, my attention being required on more, press"
ing matters. I shall now review
JOHN DAY, JUN.'S
string of Derbyites, at Danebury, leading off nth
their crack, the redoubtable CINEAS, a c., by
Touchstone or Egirus, out of Velleda, nominated
by Mr. Powney, who made his debut at Bath en
the 18th of last May, in the race for the
Biennial Stakes, which he won in the most absurd of
canters, beating Stella (second) and Contentment. The
latter was more than half distanced. The first offer
against him for the Derby was made at Tattersall 's on
the 3d of June, but being only 20 to 1 little or nothing
was done. His second and last appearance in public,.uP
to the present time, was at Stockbridge, for the Trien;
nial Stakes, where, carrying Bst 71b, with 2 to 1 hett?'
on him, lie finished a bad fourth to Sylphine, 8s 51bf
Placid, Bst 51b, being second, and Cuckoo filly, fths
an indifferent third. For very potential reasons t 1,1,1
race must be set down as nil. He was very steadni
supported at about his opening price until Noverriberot
when a most determined demonstration was made agar of
him at the Turf Club. All sorts of odds to all sorts
sums being laid against him. On the 20th of Noveraheri
he was actually without backers, and 1,000 to 30 wen
begging. Since then he has gradually recovered s
former position ' • and within the last few weeks, upon
steady outlay, has advanced to 12 to 1. His presetnc
price may be quoted at 15 to 1, having declined sligh Yu'
last week. He has been backed to win close uP°t
100,0001. He is, without exception, one of the fill
horses in the Derby. He stands nearly, if not qtli'ge
e'
16 hands, has large quarters, with an inleaenbo-
stride, and is evidently a most dangerous animal to t
against. The only point he is deficient in, and
the
only to a trifling extent, is speed. He will, La
probability, be about the first favourite at the start; of
Mr. Hill's b c IRELAND'S EYE, by Harkaway op
Alma's dam has run thrice, and been defeated on eat''
occasion. Is a small horse, and of no use for the
Derby. •dgei
Mr. Hill's ch c LAMBAY by Harkaway, out of Fl
is out of training.
ut
Mr. Arnold's br c THE ADJUTANT, by Touchstone °u
of Parade, nominated by Mr. Copeland, has never rue'
and is of no use for the race under consideration. of
Mr. Featherstonhaugh's br c by Cotherstone
Maid of Lorette, has never run, and is a no better anu
than the preceding.
Sir J. B. Mill's ch o, by Hetman Platoff out of Dv
fidelity, nominated by Mr. Lumley, has run twice, been
defeated each time, and is a most inferior animal. A
A celebrity that was in this stable, nominated by It-
Strathmore, yclept ELMSTHORPE, purchased of the n° m'.
nator by Mr. Howard, and transferred by the latter ger
tleman five or six weeks agc‘ for 4,000 guineas, with e;
tingencies, died, on the Bth instant, of abscess on wbn
brain. His forfeits are but trifling, amounting only

THE SPIRIT OF THE TIIRV.

YORK SPRING MEETING.
TUESDAY—WEIGHTS for the FLING DUTOIIIIOIS

HANDICAP.
Yrs st lbl Yrs st lb
Cariboo 6 8 8' Braxey 4 6 0
Ariosto 5 8 7 Cleveland 4 ° 4
0
Daniel O'Rourke.. 4 8 7 Happy Joe
Nancy .. .. ........... 5 8 3 Toosey
3 -
6 610
Indian Warrior.... 4 8 1 The Twin
Frantic..... 4 8 0 Beechnut 3 615
0 6 11
The Confessor...... 57 13 Corybantes 36 j 0
King of Trumps .. 4.7 101 Lord Fauconberg 3 lO
Lucio 4 7 9 Tavistock ! 5° 10
Poodle 4 7 7 Grapeshot 0 glO
Gossamer 4 7 6 Batty Darling..... 3 '; 6
Lough Bawn 57 2 Augusta 3w 6
Ammonia 4 6 6 Charity 3
Little Davie 3 6 5
4 6 7 Hobby-h0r5e....... 6 $
Pelopidas 4 6 4 Jacqueline 3 5 0
Richmond 4 6 4, Alford 3
Forfeits to be declared by the Ist of April.

WEIGHTS for the CI
Yrs st lb
Truth 5 8 7
Frantic 4 8 5
Hungerford.
Timid Fawn 5 7 9
Gossamer 4 7
Trousseau 4 7 44

AMPION HANDICAP.
5t lb
Yrs
Sir Rowland Tren- / 4
chard 5 ,
Lady Agnes 4/7 0
Child of the Mist 5 '6 10
Pride 3

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—F-EB. 23.
( From the Votes and Proceedings of the House of

Commons, )

MAYNOOTH COLLEGE.
ainella'
Order read, for resuming adjourned debate on . , °use
r the °"
mdoenrtesporlovpeositesdelftoibnetomaadceotommqiutteeseti,oton, 4c7nlisiadtethis_n
acts;
8 and 9 Vic. c. 25, being ' An act to amend tweors_..o
passed in Ireland for the better educ.ationanodf
Pfor °VOPe
professing the Roman Catholic religion, nooth
better government of the college established at Ma,' i
for the education of such persona, and also an act passe;
in the Parliament of the United Kingdom for amending
the said two acts,' commonly called the last MaYntoje
~,
act, with a view to the repeal of those clauses 01 to
said act which provide money grants in any way t° nut
said college :—and which amendment was to leave -i0
from the word "consider " to the end of the
now
order to add the words "hll enactments now fore, in col
whereby the revenue of the state is charged in aid ° a
ecclesiastical or religious purposes whatsoever, withof:
view to the repeal of such enactmenta,”_instead ther:e a
—question again proposed, "That the words prop so,
to be left out stand part of the question :—deba'tebate
sumed :- —motion made, and question, "That the de 0,
be now adjourned," put, and negatived :—questionP Of
" That the words proposed to be left out stand Pal 0,
the question :—the house divided ; ayes 162, noes 1
MINORITY—AYES, 162.
Adderley, C. Forbes, W. Mills, A. w,. O.
Anderson, Sir James Forester, Colonel Montgomery, '-
Arbuthnott, General Forster Sir G. Moody, C. A. °dos
.A rchdall, Captain Fraser;Sir Win. A. Morgan, C.
A rim .ight, G. Freestun, Colonel Moms, D. _OO
...
Astell, J. H. Frewen, Charles Hay Mullings J.
.'
Ball, Edward Gooch, Sir E. Mundy WillisKa
Bankes, G. Graham, Lord M.W. Muntz, G. F.
Barrington, Viscount Greaves, Edward Napier, J.
Barrow, W. H. Greenall, Gilbert Neeld, John ,„ „ago
Bennet, Philip '
Bentinek, Geo.
p.
GGuroegmsane,yEdLsovrdard Nraocelk,e,Gcer.awrdila.ao""
Berkeley, C. F. Gwyn, Howelßoberti
Blair, Colonel Halford, sir H.
Booker, T. W.
liouverie, E. P. Dalsey, Thomas P. Falmer,PPellartettrAlL T.
Booker,
Hamilton, Lord C. Pilkington, d,
~,,„
Bremridge, Richard Hamilton, Geo. A. Repton, G• 'F.
Wise°, Musgrave Hamilton, J. Hans Robertson, . ' itia
Brocklehurst, John Hambury, Hon. C. Rushout, Capli.
Brooke, Lord Hardinge, Charles S. Bowie, C. n•
Brooke, Sir A. B. Hastie, Alexander Scott, F. ~.,.
Bruce, C. L. C. Hastle, Archibald Seymer, /1• "'
i .
Buck, Lewis W. Heathcote,. Sir a. H. Smijth, Sir Wg,
Burghley, Lord Heathcote, Gilbert H. Smith, WM* ej.
Burrell, Sir C. M. Hope, Sir J. Smith, John -tot
Butt, G M Horsfall, Thomas B. Somerset, OW
Cairns, H. MlCalmont Inglis, Sir R. H. Stafford, A• Marque Campbell,c heet
ham Chambers,
KKJoeemnaedusan,g7N4'..ids. Stafford,
Stanhope, J 0../,
Stanley, W. v'
Child, Smith
CcCiil7b oris thnlgdP,thoJei.:,,Sitir.J.
Stapleton,
,(MO
MO
Chevalier Adam
,eengrrs'h,Dapw..g, ;fames Tp lor, Coine.,
Wm, Kinnaird, Arthur F. Tollemache, ...
Coles, IL c,
Knatchbull, Wm. F. Trollope,StrJ
Collier, Robert P. Knightley, Rainald Turner,
Knox, Col. C.-,
Craufurd, D.
Tyler, sir L.
Crook. Joseph Langton, H. G. Vance, J.
Davison, R .Vane, Lord A.
Langton, W. G. /VC
Deedes, W. Lockhart, ,W. Verner, dlill,'
.
Hod, John W. Long, W. Vyse, Ricbar ~,.•
Dodd, George Lowther, Captain
Du Cane, Charles Macartney, G.
Duckworth, SirJ. Macgregor, James W.;a:Si.ietnrt,g,EtA°_,ldd°ll;o,ara':
Duke, Sir J. M'Taggart, Sir J. Whalley. to-:,.., .
_,,.
Duncan, George Maddock, Sir T. H. Whltmore,;oo. IT
buncombe, 11. A. Mandeville, Viscount Wiekha,ni;
Dundas, G. Martin, John Wise, 4...- 5094
Dundas, F. Masterman, J. WortleY..Tagiv, 0.
East, Sir J. B. Matheson, A. Wynne, IY.
Eliice, E. Matheson, Sir J.
Ewan, Williams Maunsell, T. P.
Farnham, E. Basil Meux, Sir Henry
Farrer, James Michell, W.
Ferguson, Joseph Miles, William
Floyer, John Miller, T. J.

TILLESO.

Spooner, R• c. 2,1.

MAJORITY—NOES, 192. Viscf°°nt
A'Court, C. 11. W. Goderich, Viscount Palmer'stoh' 3f. '''
Adair, Hugh E.
Anson, General Goooooddin.awn,. Sir George
Pee Sir et Cl'
Atherton, Wm. Gower, F. L. PercY, .1.•
J. 0..
Bailey, Craw,hay Grace, 0. phillipps, J.
J.
"-"
Baines, M. T. Greene, John Phillimore. _
Ball, John Gregson, Samuel
Baring, Sir F. Grenfell, C.
Barnes, T. Greville, Col.
Bell, J. Grey, Sir G. potter, 'Lord l'ir•
Bellew, Captain Grosvenor, Lord R. Fowled, .
j
Berkeley. Admiral Hadfield, G. price, 147.•
.;••• D.
pPriboinnnsnnel,
,bTy...,11,911
jirra.;Ai.
Berkeley, Granville Hall, Sir Benjamin Richard°, .
_
Bowyer, Ge:mge Harcourt, Colonel Richard°, t.,
Brady, John licadiam, Thomas E. Rice, T. J. A.
Bramston, T. W. lienchy, D. O'Connor Robartes, ~,.
lotabold, •-• , I.
Brand, H. B. W. lleneage, G. F. - , Lora '..,
Brotherton, J. Henesge, Geo. H. Russ'"' C. s'''
..; w.
Brown, William Herbert, H. A. Russell.ell, ..; Russ or.
Browne, V. Herbert, Sidney fefjel.s
Bruce, H. A. Hervey, Lord Alfred Se" 11 CaPt.
Butler, Charles Heywood, James get'._,be,., 'F. „
Cardwell, Hon. E. Higgins, G. U. 0. Scully, V% '''
Chaplin, W. J. Howard, C. W. G. 5aym0.....! p.
Charteris, F. Howard, L. E. shaft °, It- f
shee, 11* prl ° Clay, J. Hutchins, E.
Clay, Sir W. Hutt, William Shelburne, .r. .v.
Shelley, bir.,'',..
Clinton, Lord Robert Ingham, R.
Cobbett, J. Morgan Jermyn, Earl Sheridan,br‘n i'bot
Cobden, Richard Johnstone, sir J. smith, J.,° T. U.
Cockburn. Sir Alex. Keating, Robert satherol,ord
Cocks, T. Somers Kennedy, Tristram Stanlend IV' ll'
Coffin Walter King, J. K. Stalsti—*lll/of,.
Coote, Sir Chas. IL
.. Labonchere, Henry stirling, ... ow,
Corbally, M. Lacon. Sir E. strutt, 11.•
Lord v.
Cowper, W. F. Lulea. William Stuart, Di,
Croszdey, F. Layard, A. H. • swift It R. A'
Derlson, J. E. Lewis, Sir T.
Devereux, J. T.
ID) irvuemt ti,a
nErdi Locke, J. Thl° ,_ T.
gw,aVrdiscount LoLocvithedeant,,Pl.. B.
Thornev , 0
TowneleY'
Tafueli, 11 IL i )rummond, ii. O. and Lucas, F.
Duff, G. S. yernou,„.rellf
Mackie, John
Duff, James Villiers, _,:,. 0.
}Mann, James
Duffy, C. G. Vivian, u_.
wall, C • _ls.sit -1'
Al`Mahon, P.
Duncombe, T. Masan, WW. IT. ...„ , le.,
Dunlop,:A. r eallb .
Massey, W.N. Wa t...r J.
Elliot, J. K. .
Meagher, Thomas wells, IV. loueo
Endyn, Viscount Milligan, R. whatifla°,l, s
El 6, Fagan,svrmeglY Ferguson
o'd‘nVeW:. J. .T. . Milner, W. M. E. wtotbrea" w• A.
Fitzeia Milton Viscount Tit
AVllliinso .
Fitzgerald'
iuw iyll, Henrynvir. RRo.bse.rt
mhlifooiclinnccekrie,l;ffLT,o.
James
Wilcox, 13_.,
Williams, SO
Forster, Moore, 15. H. Wilson, .erittberc.
M•
W. If t E. M.
winninpv..ww, ......,
Forster, Charles wri„btson, ~,iiia.'
Fortes b..r. ."" cue. Chichester Murphy, F. FL
313fulu°srgeFacv'eo,l.Earl
lirYa'"',„ 41;, ,
Fox, R. M. Norreys, Lord wWiiiislootr:7„:7;:sir:
wr-t°,,..11. 1O1"
Fox, W. J.
Oakes, J. B. F. young, °......at
Gibson, Thomas M. O'Conell, Maurice i.u.--0 .
'Gladstone, William O'Flaberty, A. 'IOUS__
il fi. . '
Gladstone, Captain Osborne, Ralph MOP"
GlYn, George Carr Fagot, Lord Alfred