The Warrington Examiner. — 1869-05-29 (Warrington, Cheshire, England)

RACE.—The twenty-two competitors were not at the post until twenty minutes after the appointed time for starting—three o'clock. Several slight failures subsequently took place, but at thirty-six minutes past tnree the signal was given to an excellent start, in which The Drummer was first, but instantly gave way to Neuchatel, who was started to make running for Rysliworth, which he did at his best pace. .Neuchatel's immediate followers were Lord Hawthorn Thorwaldsea, The lEgean, The Drummer, and Pretender; at the head of the other horses were Tenedos, Border Knight, Ethus, Rupert, Perry Down, Duke of Beaufort, King Cophetua, Pero Gomez, Lades, and Ryshworth, the extreme rear being brought up by Alpenstock, Defender, Belladrum, Martyrdom, and Tasman, the latter trio being outpaced in the first quarter of a mile, and were never really in the race. The lot in slightly shifting positions, ran up the hill and through the furzes, on emerging from which Lord Hawthorn deprived Neuchatel of the command, and the latter balling away, the closest attendants on Lord Hawthorn were Pretender, Rysliwoith, The /Egean, The Drummer, Rupert, and Duke of Beaufort, to the six bablllgs-31Mt..-....Sere.rielladuim was last. but he wasshouts from his enemies told that Mr.., leteta colt was hopelessly beaten. Lord Hawthorn,, after heading Neuchatel, went on in front to entering the stra °jolt, where he galCo way to Ryshworth, w Pare ith ewzh, aonmdThDuke De of mßienaeuir,oillinlapyerint, At the distance, The Drummer and Rupert passoesd. Ryshworth, and came on side by side to nearly Duke it e the and kpe of Beaubell, where Pretender, Pero Gomez, Pelroestrcdonertti d The Drummer and Pretender and Pero Gomez qui e advance on th who had been left in a e Duke of Beaufort, and Rupert, and a slashing Beaufort got to the fore. A dozen strikes from the chair retirement of Ryshworth disappointed inuneGomez, who had been J__•l "Tottenham Corner, through diately after rounding with Duke of Beaufort, by a, race between the pair ended in the defeat of Pero between second and third; Duke of head; length rtw h and Rupert finished so near together RYshT°d e declined to place a fourth. Algether that the coming into collition p tock was seventh, Martyrdom eighth, King De:Aetna ninth, Thorwaldseu tenth, Perry Down, who looked half trained and pulled up lame, eleventh; Defender twelfth; then came De Vere, The lEgean, Tasman, Lord Hawthorn, Border Knight, Ethus, Tenedos, and Neuchatel, the last pair being Ladas and drum. Time, by Benson's chronograph, 2m. 5215.  Sonic of the papers state that an autograph letter has been addressed by M. Bismark to Mr. Gladstone, introducing his two SOUS, who arc now on a visit from Germany, and that Mr. Gladstone has invited the young gentlemen to stay with him for some time. A man named Love, 72 years of age, has committed suicide at Paisley by drowning himself. So determined did he appear to have been to deprive himself of life that he had fastened a stone in a loop of a strong piece of cord, and double-tied the cord round the knot of his neckerchief before making the fatal plunge. TIIE WAY THE MAIDENS Do IN