The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-02-28 00:00:00

It is now stated that Alembichargone to France.
Mr. Tilbury has purchased the hurdle-racer President.
Tickton was struck out of all Ws engagements on the 17th
instant.
Plenipotentiary, the winner of the Derby in 1534, died on
Tuesday last.
The brood mare Young Altisidora, dropded dead, at Catte-
rick, last week.
Mr. Helmsley has purchased Jullien, by Dulcimer, 5 yrs,
from Mr. Gloss.
Horatio has arrived at J. Shepherd's stables, Mallon, to be
trained for his engagements.
Mr. Plummer has sold his yearling colt by Touchstone out
of Alice Hawthorn for a laree price.
The entry for the Liverpool July Cup, with 200 soya. added,
closes to-morrow, the let March.
Mr. F. Walker's yel.rling colt be Van Tromp out of Little
Cassino has received the name of Van Galen:
Ulster is struck out of the Spring Cup,eind The Buck out
of the Aintree Plate, at the Liverpool Spring Meeting.
Mr. Ratsey, of Cowes, is building a beautiful clipper
schooner.yacht, to be called the Hornet, for our townsman
Mr. Naylor. . •
•The celebrated mare Maid of Lyme, the property of Mr. J.
Clarke, of Newton, dropped a fine colt to Melbourne, on the
16th instant.
Sister to New Warrior. 2 years old, and filly by Lanncelot
out of Billingham's dam, 2 years old, have arrived at Charles
Wintringham'a stables, at Richmond.
A splendid tea and coffee service, with spoons, forks,
knives, &c., and a beautiful and rich china service, is about
to be presented to Mr. John Frail, the clerk of the course at
Shrewsbury,
Mr. H. Neale has sold The Magnet to Mr. Lisle, of Audlem,
Cheshire, for a rood price ; and the brood mare Schoolmis-
tress, by Liverpool, in foal to The li A agn, to Mr. T. Parks
of Manchester.
Mr. Douglass's Harkaway, whilst running in the Carmar-
thenshire Steeple-chase, on Tuesday last, jumped into a drain
with "such force that, before being enabled to extricate his
fore feet, he tumbled over and broke his back,
At the sale of M. De Calenge's brood mares, in Paris, on
the 13th instant, Eusebia (bred by Mr. Thornhill in 1839), the
dam of Euphrosine. Echelle, Royal Quand Memo, and others,
was purchased by M. Aumont, of Chantilly, for 540 soya.
M. Latache de Fay, one of the most popular and straight-
forward supporters of the French turf, died a few days ago, at
his residence, Fay, near Gisors. He was one of the most
successful turfites in France, havng possessed the first-rate
horses Firstborn, Memory, Firework, Trust, &c., all of which
he bred himself. His stud will be continued by his relatives.
The racing stud of the Duke of Richmond, whose retire.
ment from the turf we announced some time since, will be
brought to the hammer on the 13th March. It includes liar-
binger,.s yrs; Pharos, 4 yrs.; c by Van Tromp out of Reel, 3
yrs; br c by Robert deGorhant out of Wilderness, 2 yrs ; br
c by Red Hart out of Refraction, 2 yrs ; b f by Epirous out of
Reel, 2 yrs; and the yearling f by Red Hart oht of Coral ' • c
by Red Hart out of Refraction ; and f by Red Hart out of
Reel.

THE CHASE.
The CIfigSTIIRE HOUNDS meet
This day-, 'Feb. 28th Clip_esthome
Thursday, March 2nd renbary
Friday, March Srd Crewe Nall
Monday, March 6th Norton !Priory
Each day at half-past ten o'Oerck.
Sir W. W. WY N's HOUNDS meet

Thfs day, reb. 2Sth Dien-ea-try Racecourse
Therraday, March VW White More
Saturday, March 4th The White 'Lion, Wilitchurch

The NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE HOUNDS meet
To-morrow, March lit Johnstone Hall
Vtiday, Match•Srd
Each day at half-past 'ten o'cloCk