The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-10 00:00:00

PRESS, TIWRSDAN RTING iNrik • - TIM Kr. LEGER AND TUE DONCOLSTRII OW (44' CUT DAY. t'' j.. no ems wrireott Or Twit =Myr. WooiiMie wed to 7I MieW 60 ite eery busi foivring *Mew, ant • nt beptimber morning bringing out *A 'only all the Terbium lee de but the lasses also, F edging Atom tht' labicau that pretemted Awed eat ice in the Great £f the ,aours6 where the L ir r;r rs.-- aegeler m . t sti ed Mope et fear deep tor about 11. Tenter e a mile. "" regiments of foot • *alit !Mr. limiter, meeting a 41.8104 t Mee CM each= ide shade down to the Nee Moue +Ekon the smarm as cleared. The was alonsealiest pant than that Mired mister there weolt Iseett as vuenied if the I sleeve iss the odd,. I have no doebe, entenally caritas spite es Mods 66 g .the north se •Om ' Ifeaby ides* all ever i the ld. . Porte Y ' Yoakthire by b rip into a seats ef'exellemisnt I by the la ' g*, the • of the Marl( genie plied with .Kieg Alfred, die .salmoot at ;be teet moment, ot kieeSaw and /Pawl Jame s on to Virconsit's issuprise in the Great Iforkaltir• sensing the greatest remotion Wi thin 24 boor, of glinu r , , rig of the flag there were four dillsmeast. faveuntes ...a the rig:elutes to rain the ootapetitors when they appeared ill the coulee was as greatas in the palmiert day* of thee:enactor, when the greatest of celebrities lOW' Sendtd for the hut great 3-yr-okl event of the etymon. The fora to show ware John titoWis two, Viaomust and The Spy, and the hat Formosa • and when the whole, lot had wailnd Joon below the daienee pre tti enuo t liortaut care sway th e prehminary canter, was With. 'Ms ay, the vusieue opinions an to tne *kyle of going 'Mire given, the total Imre+ in front of the gaud was made, See Saw. Yatue, king Alfred, Vimtend, Spy, Typhoeus, St. Ronan, Paul Jonas Formes the Vaeocntess colt, Mercury, mid Orion being the order in • which they paned. 'Walking up to the poet exactly to time, the cry of Off " was shouted even before the 'tarter had got them fuirly in lime- and oil they were, but toe false 4111 r eh a iroad attempt was not more sect:end el, but a third an Within leis than thre initiates°, th e ”3.13 " on th lard the field were careering along in a compact body, the 'tea ire one of the finest ever seen. It is unneeeseary ur natters with a detailed deeciption of the Leto, tai eerteet ample justice will nu doubt dons to it 4biltglegtilar repeater,. Bunko it to say that tie tint tau the ruck was King Al fred, who brought up re* for a mile. and never got nearer than seventh, lame enough to prove that those who had bemi Vita es slt frivly had made no mistake. The Spy wee the list to thou with any material advantage. *usl he made Flay at a merry lot for Viscount, who, however, wet quite „Awne with half a mile from home—in fact, MY was beaten ea soon as the " lusty" Tyj haus and St. Rom, the whole three being in sore trouble at the Bed Douse. The next to give way, of the favouritee. was See Saw ; and when fairly mind thalweg, Mercury on the rails, Paul Jones on his whip bat AM Formosa rather wide on their right, were left to tight it out. It looked like Pant Jones's race one.', when the north-country horse was fairly disposed of, for Chaotic- apt eared to be hard on the filly, but she went to the heelalter a eery little rousing. and it was the old. old *tory i tl,rate.d, " Challoner Ennead Fordhant second,' tutu bring the third time the two celebrated jockeys have inhhed thus in the St. Leger. Had Paul Joann done the trick, there would have been some long facto pulled, fur until Monday last he was never fairly in the bettmg, and when he did come into uotiee hie adhereuts we: e few said far between. Alit was, the result gavegeneral tatitialiten, and I have every reason to be pleased, AMOS *.tt too, Formosa having always been my espe- Mal favourite, even after the attempt was made to make her outgo. lame un." The race will probably have to be quoted store the year is out, for Paul Jousts, Mercury, sad The Spe. are all in the Ceearewiteh—theformer witli a 6th. FenaltE that brings him faitly back to the other two, the way The Spy finielied. after tuakuig the pace so very but, proving le.m the beet of the whole trio. Further comment is unnecessary ; and I shall pass over the minor *vents that made up the card until the meeting is con eluded, dinpite the exciting dead heat fur the Queen's Plate. two beery . days having to be got through yet. Five of Friday seven races are alnady ripe for diemes eh n. and there i s the prospect of an interesting nee f g e cup. Julies having to meet the St. Leger vietreas with ai beaMlebilet of the original impost. in the condition=, su that he conceder , her 14Ib only. Paul Jones 6 also a thorn in the ride of Mr. Graham's daughter of Duo:sneer, 91b being • "lump" to receive for the beating be sustained to day. ant as Le ought to run better under 74 than Set 101 h, I all *Ate hie winning. if Julius cannot. The Spy ran so :well Vitter than Viscount in the St. Leger that he alienist do battle for the (table in the Dontneter Stakes, "le!uga, being the only one that looks like beating - T'refril hones as the Sawyer, Sunstroke, and Giant des Satailles may be in their own CO= 41431.. g try causlut lose the 200 son Bwee :llf em br allowed a walk over. • ceremony that will PetbalALa terformed with regard to the Doncaster Stakes Erg which will be the lucky horse is bard to say. The :Park-hill has a wretched lit of fillies in, the our mil:ging whether one of them can compare the St. Legef rerun.. Still. Athena's is by far the boat form, and stay elute as well as any of the opposition.—l METEOR. Diagiasier, Wednesday night. DONCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING. TILE GREAT ST. LFAiEII DAY. TorlAirep prat wine ( - ,1611UV111 L.. opnal featured whi,ll • , ...- . ... 7ltlttit-7 It 4117. utliaL) disetrushar to any neuron in the country. I . ; •is 11. , tr ad rim' 'pie, it I. a h. It ley fete with the &JAE,. at of the ...Lon of broad nem ; but they akter,ther dotptve anl tEol•lt tie • ittimeem daervions and the uproarious den. nnour .1.17 6 t - wci. isiculati. awl .-n celebrating the Derby. Go k• Ile 1.4.-em event ae an excuse for a wild ant (eu tectic y i tn. .. lut the uontermie I- oh upon the raring as the .lad a ' . L I ti.t.t s t.-it to the I ~ ,.,....rter Town Ilt/Of tine VP* ft•-m re as 1111tOthClUli'll en the St.lieger wonting to n0t11.41-Le t11.41-Le i1..e.....t..1-: and instead of any .1. titorttwo• }dainty, tit y IL cl to ti .c course clunun 4 di-setts-mg the . Linea of the rt:. i I.r. ...t tl ~.. engaind in ingenious anrumente oil the at,.-t. 'ltal..' at.d melts of the favountes, or . Lee .1i•- it 4 ealwidp lle Ist.et betting or ...retching. In fact, the 1. ,14.. a. L.st., In to n.tdit toe, loses meat pure and ..ample, and I.t thtittt r, .s. urns roue of We "ittllTMSll.lifor." Irsto W.tit.h 1,447 falltkiftt4 his *Tutting prielvities. The st. Leger ailid4 Midday. and which has =marimba/I bemoan and I %aid 'km I, ki... VI vome weeks been Mani forward to with the Pr. lea.' ettsgast y and i. imi u ti4niTit y 14,s,end at, i. thit ,, :rurieni t lut th t e!i t utk, tai 41.3 crent s4mm ir t tVtgnated " sensationsl duings" in coanaction Toth h!sanuttale who had meumed the meet tonspietenis plates in the betting. Common retiment plane The Earl at the leads,' 4b,e : path, yerft.tlYtlN. from Lie being the only animal that harWeien Blue Gown this seance, and the more li.r Jus,ph Setelleninteerrierse nom the more distinctly we tan perceive the w-tit of that aclaimmuent. Mart than title, one ... /ail lt z 71 of the most magnificent animals eve, ''''''fr.S It. his subsequent MUM MA in Paris and '''' o llloA-Al td -prove that be was undeniably mood beet, if not tie le-vt thin-year-old of the mum It is medlar to lientaisitaeselmete the astonishing movements with reference to The ii,vyisi t sittej i hsepiarket, which indueed every one to believe that the *fta ttinV ri tear ik p. ratio an.dostiattifk ring, t;;;:ho ne rse wae opt of try the bockmakers Se if dectitote of all chance, and „. es.," at om a critical moment a mishap should Lappet which *clew fesiffied the sanguine outlays of thew* who never left The ure,..lltaitaaJnew Se they tumid extract a guinea from him. The Mar quis of flaring% only returned from Mummy a few days eince,azel ~...4 !i g e t tie tp .10,.1.1ct 4 visit, bat Pride, morning, from the trainer's V 661 intimating that all limper of The East's ariunag a zere dashed to the ground, an d th a t th e h orse Loctlim c' down so badly that the idea of running btabiet feet the tit. Leger mutt be abandoned, or, in col 606, 4 at a iA thia year. Only a f e w d a y s prev iously the w apasguir received fr om hie triune a letter, in which wax "te . ed hat the home woe very well and this induced the a gentleman iii •iffee,r4,loli.A.—. Marditv,kl,P,r, w hich of the Marquise 7ft imp affairs, had Alm, an addittottal LW), and this affair has led .t.effio le daffilnitapht in the lianebury Cabinet. Mr. Padwick, to ax .,ti, .If, has writt e n lathe stewards of the Jockey Cl u b, .4 a t i ll a i t i rs ttiat they will name the strictest investigaticin to La .61, a te . tg•ft: t iereuate e ont tan an l i r t hi . et led , to the s ecratch inthat g e of The ••••! shall - or ilitate Ise_ inquiry _tn every way t n fis power. This .... Flitter eik think, hardly likely to be entertained by the tititelleffaffiellithe Jockey Club, to whom it is addreened. That the mishap to t Earl was sufficiently...erica* to prevent his running 'a I:41::, "'dinned , whlety the eelti ttn t u e t of deference th c: - ~. . 3 :i tu Wan exhibited In the subscription-noon at Don "' es" 7 night, the eve of the Ht. Leger. It is an toil ,we : "Louden, dept. 6, 1896. °I herby certify that I have this day examined at Denebury, by request af the Marquis of Hastier., a thorough bred horse FS rs4Pllll karl, and am of opinion that the said is lame ends of the sumpeosory ligament of his near fine kg, and criGi irigoAn m itthe aldroacning St. Leger race.- WILLI• 11 ve: kven m the tam of thin, inutodorn are thrown out that the Ifni 'vetriltili" any not twee been produced by natural Lanes, and It '4 1009ffilunkinsia at least amialitetory if Mr. Mavor had stated her profemionai oontrictions on that pont, The Marquie of Mediu" now shattered in health, has suffered H, alt. ton this 01f2.100 to the extent of i 1 ,500 by the collating, of kw &geed had out upwards of MOO, none of ..,,, ,ZO i r .. Mra l so bia thet .c t .d tts innanee . Lott him ~iik oran Norn.therthetille InileAkihn Ders A and the knee which that gentleman , i ..am i sgos e ilip gss, Jockey ntitab oaths subject runs no follows : 34141ide mc Orsitleinen,---It hi wall mach_ regret that I am iodated to tenable you on a pummel matter; Mit es an owner of nearly thirty yowl, I feel that I have some deism bans, been sonde Use whin* of much Potations ea* ita me with reference to eircumetanote A on the late Derby end forthoorning tn. lager. I . rennerseny to repeat you well care a strict in t' qr -e 1:, on he made Into ell the eireenutenon in any way re elitiklfty of The kart oat ot the aboveenentacesed hie 1•11- le wake, binder yea 'may facility in lay power to ...,p . ~ . • eptigation es searching aed complete al priedble. - r...e -....„ , ' ,,,,i,: , to 'mal i gns most oliedielitly, Erase ne ut.) ~..* ..„ • . nes. B. •• , whether the revert el Kr. Padwinic will be was rersonest en Teeklay night the matter : ', ll , ZW,..1...„, r .. - • and that erten Admiral Roes/a position in err Ostend Lowther would nit for the gallant 1 a •It ...... . ~.....r . .....„, essminee of the stewards of the Jockey flab. : 4i;,,, A _ alesimuz i =dsi . has seenned an eay a.er t of this vexed querties Reuel be 6 ai ..,„. -4;.. • allialele. King Alfred has been ander Nunn aeaLsssup end down ia the market quotations It. a • • bach when h e h a d h manner. It Is no secret that went few days en standing hie pmparation in a manner • -,;.., to !noolm , 4lTha to his Wen. - and Berm Rotharlold, h e a x 7 . . ~i pr • iii. beck *wen., which led loins been, aiagped in -('-',.., , t wee Mk t A ke son of King T.,m 1f1rp04....1.1 . - ...‘ ~ •,, • thee ft wee el. ereemty mewled and 1.-11..v.ri 1 _ . •••:.... ". _King" . Mel Ds perm* out. He arrived and wan n ported to be walking ...rand. Th Ibe tffillbelir frA". l s7 alt•rhaoh,l6l. trainw having euttl-ent nett& rot, b p of,e.t end •• aequitied hinnelf so autsfec s,,,,ty yy,,,, ale owi,t, :, will he pen, d, le- ten rid es 'nod' a fatounte es to tythinir. Sloe flown'. WilbVein e• deployed sail Vteputiat• will Soule kir antouut for the extra THn EX' itheighbeilletOrg rreathromen ewe of die iseputanit rotor. The no • Aar, thee wither is gown IT W arid third to the Ddrhy, lows - 0 ~ ..? ;:t agr e t pervert* fortune fee 8&. for he Mould bon ?seed the beautiful er ~. . and " ale." weerm On greet rseeVreded Ur 7 71, ...5. Illetee more than a. canter, beliweine f re e. whet _ so !tawdry that tide extraordinary anima boa: sei , h 7 .V 7 . .worweed Ms Sum Wore the Deregeley. Yew re vaa dietingshied mpremotative egetelitiOe ffirreev t : i irt! ie t will be ' Meml run • c -Ad here with , kledas in the Two Tbotruml.lla sollfecermas seedributed the One Thoarane and Oaks to lees Menterrea • AMlrenotte there 'wee muds eneelt in thaw te i gw e ha canna* wan eonaitr si g=te. and heratterbee sealeth oaths , mane rter riapetionnsd lonkeneengoingeo from to moat pereeived farepent eympteene of lamersega at liar. thee tosewevat , he nmeenraithoat sesame ise bar was neat et ae kourieg k and from the mamma et her. tied* at Mon 'severe Ike wither way mid to have isersered the mem ber of her asothirea 'Minimal, and dariaiebeff the ranks af heel:melte.. At the deem of bedsore oe Tomas e • fowl attaek wee made upon bee, and she was bettollgohlelt Wt llo6 "' deeda tireseutter victory was looked fuensed to with gterdera thorium end eordlerswe by If tetchier epee twain. Jolts float had was M User these be wee with Um Ma=raticeors nix) MIMI. The owner and trainer had always teed &high opinion of Vieereurt ; but from the bone some lianas done well ipreviensly he failed to path*. the ceoesetationie fantod of him entropy. ey, When be woe again seesaforterly tried, and the " ' tie. beret effected ia the Urea& Factotum Jet! " at Mel, when he .amend he in front Slid, pomaded Jets Scott that be bed a fair mere- Party of reowning bee Meg public in by i n Ids ovinteentb St. Leger. Be popular wee the We* of Vierawat's keeping the poise of Ur north in Yorkehare, that when Stott reached Doneeeter on Mooday, and the veteran we. weepswed warmly Imanig as his Feick trona his brougham window, he was warmly cheered by the crowds already in the itreete. - It warn evelintly a prowl moment fee the old ;leaden" Lad lewd ham mimed the meelesetinee of the Wed Alastrallen dap, when ' , Hart's lot" was summed to mean initacibility. Fee taw was at earn time - highly vetted by the pategairof John Day's stable, as he a an hawse and far perfennier in lea, but he gales Id at the Marquis's 'ale in the winter to hie preent rani r, teed Wilton. }Toni the moment that The Nab craeleell et, sod the howl dm bream," dinky," See-Pow wee held mime; the bete judges to poems an weiesialde amain, sal hence the hones rapid note in the quotation.. end the place of favourites. web+ be ocrupinl. Typlioeue was owe Madly bathed foe this year's Two Thousand and U eby, but omit Datil:piny had the mortification of w:thdrawing Ida from these tae re in cessequenee of t h e hone mooting with an incident is the erring. &INV then Ida trainer, Joke Darman, barn brae meet medians in endeavouring to ge t him mond, end having, tee believe, aosomphshed Wetobject,sixemut for the aspport wheb be mon. ed. Wit tin the put w ...vend of the out.- ▪ eawyer, fa. Moan, (Ina, Vimosuiteas colt, Itmeury, (*dant dee Battaines, and Paul JUOOP were mentioned toward. VTo dere as entail& runnere, and those maul animate, Pled 7onee and Mercury, found plenty of teeters among ,s teeters who wiped that if the pair were 1611 e. or tell. below leer forint/ley might be formidable in aide • dieninieheit and deer field. Paul Jon., whew owner r., proud of his cult'sreciseeprowwwthat he dawn inane tabu the "items engine," made such rapid outride* in the I eine, that hie mimea to fe to 1 on Tuesday night was one of the main features of the teateractione fence he woo the Chester Cup in a renter he has dome enthing to ennerse the livicalki tire estimate which hie owner had placed epee the son of Boe can...T. Um ing time briefly dietched the pretersolons and per fonances of them likely to compose the Mehl tar the lug rime, we will mead in regular order to give the details of the St. Lepr day. rremi.ing that the temente gallops were witameed ty a larger member of people than yorterday. He* Alfred hal both friend. and earime, the former, however, prepped.- ruin,. Typhoeus went a Tattling spin over the St. Leger Comm, but the other competitor. del uoi, take en muck tiereire. There wail an early winernidage at the rooms, and at one period King Alfred way a tenet favourite than Forman, but at the ilia. 9 to 2 was taken about each of them. It will be perhaps biort, ten hew at a elan,* the immune the here. oreme..l before a reeve wee made to the mime, to give the quotation in mods : 9to 2 eget Pennwalt) 9to s King Mfr.! e) 6to 1 Vico-int it) 6to 1 fir Paw it ) 9to 1 -- Puul Jorge us) 100 to 6 Typhoeus It; en to 6 Mereury toff, Vito IM. reury t) 1.5 to 1 St. Ronan 100 to 7 Sawyer ej 30f0 to 15 (leant des Eatailles Ari early as 9 o'clock epeeistl and ordinary train'. bee= to arrive, and it may be mentioned a. a fart likely to cony. tome ice* of the intreetiot teethe. that the special trains were no fewer than en, whilet 116 tedium,' tars= arrived at the Wotan. Enry part of iroslielairs furnished Me quota of visitors, and the Primal trains from London, Durham. and Northeunbadand brought their thothands to the seine, whilst the roads from etaffield and other town. in the neirrlstinurtiond were eztainvely patrenised. The day was debullya the air partaking licriteinlog Crisp nem, win t the atmosphere was an pure and Hew that perhaps a race wee near run in ...Ober Moro enjoy able er inure fa...ureble to the wort. Upiuions iliffered very much as to the number of peen= ireembied on the course, come maintaining that the attendance fob dime of lam nue and others that it was eqedly as Pulp. Our own was that the latter sr" I.llr iltrn4l note., and this w e e borne out by the stand receipts being coneaderahly ramp of last year. and nerteinly the carriage company was much lamer. All the leading to Wen Tepee rented, send eertainlv there ha. seldom been a mode ariskeratte or itehresitial attendance. llie rams preeeding the St. 14[ In r require no common in this place, detail:Owing ap p. ndrel. The rare of the day—the contest dear to the hearts cif the sober, eetLueimtic Yothshaeman was appointed for de eifion at a quarter-peat three, but at three Welsch the numbers were tented theplaying a deen name re, a preasely similar %um ber to leet year, one nein. than lend Lyon's per, but two leo than took part in she rare in °What...urn year. Broady nine teen were coloured un the card, the alsanteee bang No. 0. Lead Islinerston ; Nu. 7, The Sawyer; No. In, ternetmke ; No. 13, Ifitualiet ; No. 17, &leant dew Bataan= ; ,No. 1K Time Lein], and No. 19. Prince George. The rennet melt matt pre vailed to get a peep at the eanp - titor., all of where, exeepting Inneora, Vioverat, Mereury, and Ihe Spy, were welled in the padded'. The four exeeptuno were re epanel on the enure, and sodrulerle moue. Formosa win the tad to walk down the coupe to rant. r. She looked to superb oreadition, there lent: trace of any lamenese which she was report's! to have. • Alfred ..1) well, and inemonl the isunilite of hie friends, and left off an equal favourite with Formate Typhoeus appeared lee, and Visions? decidedly common looking. The nice, whisk is snarly described below, did not present many points of rate- Tret Sue Paw and Orion lot the Si!.) fora sheet distanee, when The Fry took up the running, and carried it on tell making for the its eight, where See Eas e King Alfred, and Viscount loans! 4.1,111 as anything. At the domain., however, the struggle wee left to the three paled, and it seemed an though Paul Jon,. vi. nld win easily. But wh.n the halt distance was math.- 1, Formica overhauled Mr. 11 , denten . % felt, and quitting him withuut an effort none clean away, and, with out beer touched by whip le spur, won in a Miner 1.7 two lens-the. Mercury teuelied the tame &Canoe be hind "the warn engine, and the truth place, wore dont let relit off, ma ereupied by the dewiest °Weider, The Spy, whe cot only teat many of the favount. ' but ale, lii. 'table mm peeGen, Vie( alit, the hetet being absolute hot. It is remark chic I hat the hoe and served were by Burearieer, whose Week in.. ran .1 ex. eedinely well the , Fs &Solt Fonnossa, lig this her latest eatery, her added conaiderably to her previous. weaning., and reset here proved a perfect gold tuna to her owner. Mr. Graham Po, on the present oceiwicon, won a meet stake, as also kis asencaste, Mr. titephenem, the boolunakig. The rider of the winner, T. Chaloner, ham been more than fortunate in this race, the prevent making hie fourth victory. (In the other hand, the popular horreman, Fordham, has proved altogether as unlucky, fur nut only was he beaten by a bead on Iluelotone in the Marquee. year, but on the meat occasion tae relinquished hie menet on Fenno w to rid e Paul Jonee while in TPA Cliblenei year he gave up the winner for Geldenre. King Allied greatly dieepp owner, Baron Bar Rot hchild ; he ran badly throughout, and tower& the Snish rolled all over the amine, Melly pulliug up lame. For reoea lAA 1,4 , n drink oat of the Dom - deter Cup, and Paul Some, by hie running exemel for the St. Leger, ham incurred a 61b penalty for the Ceseizewiteh and Cnml.ridgchire. The remainder of the earn racing was of a commonplace ohmme ter, and does not call for much remark. The uncertain Eyeball won the Coloration Plate amity, nod Liiinhp metered in an they winner in the Donningten Makes, for h there wan the fall of 90 rennet*. The Queen's Gui neas resulted in the la m umunial eirrizroutanm of a dead heat, end in the Anal run off Rooming Girl, owing to the breaking down of lord Palmer ston, was left termite, in alone. In the mime of the afternoon there was wine betting on the Corisrewitth and Caimbridgesture, which will be found appended to the day's twang. THE BPADO•TZ TAXI S of In 14011. each, half ft, with 50 added; for 1-yr-olds, 7.t; and 3-yrodile, lest 10lb; tithes sod geldis allowed 81b ; sowed to sa, e stake. Bed Mouse in. 01 Fula.) Lord thamford's Charnwood, by Newcastle —Caraidia, 8 yo, 1016 . (T. Peen...A) I Mr. tlmPliet's Aceater, 2 yrs, Tat (Jeffery) 2 Baton Muthathild'a c by Lanshtem—Mies Peddle, it ye, , Pt fli. Covey) 3 Lennie and Aftermath aLo ran. Betting : 6 toe on Leofile,2 to I 'wet Churnwno4, 103 to 12 art Amour, and 10 to 1 eget Aftermath. Cluernwood, cloudy followed by Amster and Aftermath, made the runny( to begin with, Leonit bong several lengths in the rear, having got bally cif. ltounthng the bond for home, Aftermath dropped Lath beaten, and Amster, who woo second, mu],, hie effort, but was never able to mail fliarnwood, who won in a muter by two ltngtho. Milli Peddle colt wee a bad third, Loonie fourth, gal Aftermath Lot. Tea COSYOIIA TlOll PLAT, of 80 soya in Meno, added to 1 1 bettinap neenetakee of 10 .14/1,.. carte, 5 ft, for at Well: 0121t11 1 / 1 yenaltne ; the owner of the neond hone to receive 16 eon. out of the atekt a. T.Y.C.``30 010..) Yr. Y4411,004'4 Entine by Kettledrum or Kuban, Evadne, 8 yin, 74 tYlb Ktredoch) I Lord Weezoortlunl's Nester Willie,4 in. Tot vii? ~IH swan) 2 Duke of )(meantleo Peon laeteo, 4 yes, B 4 ..(T. (Mahoney) 8 Tbe following am ran Pinto Choi, innyaldbain, Lady Roae hitl, and Palisade. 71.04 sat Mater Willie, l to 1 age Pirate Oiled 0 to 1 each apt Hornbeam and Ludy Paemll, tau to lb sat Debacle, and I to 1 eau Erebus. The fractious. of Pitosde delayed the start wane time, and eventually, when the flag was Wavered, she was lett many teethe behind the remainder of the competitors, of whom Mater Willie rut out the work with a alight lead of Donaldbain, Pirate and ledy Boa bill, who came ce together ; Erdal' lying ren t, and Peleade Matta- up the rear. They ran in this way until •inm,adonn the tr.igbt, where Lady Rowan dropped back and Italbsa took tee place with Pizate and and Dunaldbain, and both el the latter - being in digkelties whin fart in the line foe hose, Labnit dosed with Willie, her at the half real ta =ll4l was d a ra bllrtgra nto t i ki:i Insith, b Donaldbein sixth, and Ind lwit- Tur !Wattle§ of 100 now. each, h tt, for eV& ; askeola tab ; filliesotit 716 ; the owner of th e mond orie to we. bee Wake. Red Mosso tn. (6 subs.) Lands' Maschadatre by Admilitrie—Meadrigora, at rib L eel 1 lard Lord Stanifores estatilla, let !lb (h (Manniand irianalat's Iflti=l a at , 10 16 (Catena II also ran. itettilrat w o , l Mat lardventure, 6 to I sat laintllle, PM to 60 eget and to I age Ylaarsen. Misadventure na de Pte he mere than half the journey, when &MU& collared hini but wag Cal". to hap the ameite Van de virly by a lag& ; • bad Tee .__Laaaa erases of a am. each, for 6-Yr.olde Set telli; Miss, at 5111-, seem bona to resolve 100 son. oat of the cakes at Leger Came (1 mile 6 beluga la yards). (lee Nubs.) Orahare's Ponerin, by Hummer- _Sat qa ti Mr. nedplllae on P Pad Jones, at 101 b (tital rordlitei 2 Mr. Johlwtosea Martury Not 10Th ~ . lo4borno The flawing alma tea :—The Ka, Ha a, Mi. ROME. c byjaw eaticer—Viannintracc, Odor, Mug Alfred. Victouut, Tnduanta and Virtue. Belting fen to no emA amt Toproccan and King Alfred, ti to 1 agt Viscount, 100 to 10 spat bud Jccue....,o to I . 4 .4 In, m.o. 11 to 1 algal l'yplaueur, 100 to C u‘pct 141. Ronan, 20 to 1 aid *v einy, es to 1 each moat Vtaoounteno 4. and (lion, 100 to 1 writ rho 14py, and VIM la 0.04 Virtue. 1146.4. 144tilur : 7 to 4 on Forrular, tAi 4 no Xing In exeli agat ViAminit and Paul JUIIM I to 1 eget bee Wad% to 7 aget Typing...a, 7 t 0 .2 age Mercur7i ga d •to 1 .get Pt. Rosen. Prete*lye, tea Wastes to three the mow- ' tit n of twat= the Lunge,' lie the telegraph board was mai n cured, tot et leant ten reimalve before that Oath Mr. Ifithising Lad weipl.cd the last jukry eat. With thnozneption of Pnentorm. \ Woe. %Mount, The Dry, nod Mercury, who were whiled on the (Volta, tbe %relit einnitetiters had their todettew adjusted in Mtl e ra t s kut oar of the tharl Plana. Typitmeme war the nut to thew en the enutm., which he did at nine minutes to three. John I 'einem leading him nu to the engine, with Nine El it i l r l: hie clothing, athiti taw& Tho Ppy, Vbecamt, rid Miry fellow, 0 in rapilastreodati, o, few lailtlltla gatIIIOIKOIO Pool Jose., Ike limr, sad Ht. NOR= defiled out Mail tog hem the rya' _clerk. Thlte who were maidoo th B "nave Man Pained the ether ampertem at the &in terne, 'Ponders being the bat to walk down, laid, aloe Mel most composedly. The course having been cluseed, the prelimi nary canters were takes, Paul Jones cheering the way for the V. luttosidi pair, who were simereiteel by Trphantin, Pt. Room. and AlHsi, the Vim centavo oat detailing the rhesus if whom King Alied 'l, art the last to muter. Mr, 111'Grerhe then took th^ it coder his charge and paraded them mot Abe Mod baths follow ing order: we Haw, Virtue, Ring - Alfred, Viarmiat, Foy, Ty- Monte, M. ROILY Paul Jones, Vornotra, the Vionouritan odiei 004. Apr Valllitne doww the orras till a M they rotarsod in the orlon isdiostail abov Mia .tdciespelsost at Mse _emit stoniest 111.10) Y Mr Ottit. 4 couple ctf %ask worry atoned be ire Mr. ihtetit mall lore, ltis fag, whtelt at hte ha did to • hosul start. Mee, _Alm mar the Jodi to show is •odertroi YOU*, . Typhoeus , and the Vasomotor colt of tr l'imit . e.s . bkalLird'hert On their bat whisaabout a = l c m d bun rte ye lad Wen covered. French Hes Haw Arno dr rear, and Once rushed to the fore, audit,/ Spy lying in i altt tabu.* upon him, lit. }Goad , the Viscatrotor mat, and Virtue following at • char naterval, Am Haw and King Alfred arting at. whippth in. When t bey had gone about throe handled yanks The fty with the object of serving Ina stable cc ruyamon Vitoutht, halm, the running at ono; totem a dew It ad of Orion, who was suceeethd by Mercury in the centre, Ty pletma lying on the outable, with Paul JOLION 00 the kft, Ht. It. nen lying at the knife auelems, the ViaoolUnaal colt and limas following in Abe inisodire snake of Paul J , iirei, the totems of Viscount bet orepratoun at the head of the ruck. whirl, was MU Mooed up - by Mee &Hi aa& Ling Atlet. • At so CLOA/Mlii paw "Ile boy Mowed the way up thel tan, Laving at thee pout a hur t at tort throe lengths of theca, Matti y, Tyi ki tarn, and Virtue, who now lay in a chichi, fit. lluau" and )'memos twining at tie Lead of the n meander In this older they dimippoured from ireili, and ow emerging into sight again The 1114 Mill bad a strong lead of Ursa, the duster having island ed, being mill . 14 Viscount erieging iron the rear and taking he Ore I sul de ne.,TyphiAtue at this point going on fifth, Vele-try, w:to t titre Lint, baring at him quartet. ?Camera and t o te Viacounkm colt, Virtue, who had had apparently earned, of it, gradually dropping into the rear, whilst King Alfred boom to mod his possum es they appro•thed the nfie bents, on maim which ) ieuth hatuagit Ike Haw from the tad of admit,', taking op • 1 oink unu the outside of ha, bonen. As they wand t:a.! Rod Roth. • little over five furlongs from home—n, ion war citiml tu only V urount and Dreamy, but is a few perides ale. Brad mall's Wive was m trouble, dropping back into about tifth plane, and lie it dry, Vueount, and Paul donne were left in attendance liven The ta y, W. linos and Typhoeus following at a slight tad, led, I astute*, King Alfred, and Me Man tomig the twat rr mit. nt of the other.. tkon after porting the R d Rouse, Vito mit woo in thfficnitkw, elegance being armed to move sport Lon, but Ls mold not hold his place, and at the bend hailing illia the lard Home the chances of Typliceus and Rt. Routh were catiogaidisd by their bolding out rogude of &m -imes. I le out tie lama& woo King Mind, who war unequal to Lett rit call, and the retire merit of tire Int mint i. wed left the true to Ilse by)) Mercury, Pant loner Her. Raw, Onno and P0n.,.., of whom ' i re Pc.y, in the mot re of the .aura, ret.Led his silvan tape to the half-rude Moot, when Forllliani brought out Paul Joaas nu the mks& of 11. navy, and on the retirement of The 1411 116011.1.90aLk1 had sickles tor measly a quart.. .rot a note, the fhwittor Cut, name r took up We naming having a lead .•f about half a li isgth of Mercury. Hei flaw and Termer teeing:. de..tr intenal behind Of the four the tint in trouble we. Pee Paw, whore retirement took pplaee before 'feeble, the bend, and Permute, who had gndmalty crept up, was left in the t h ird plane. A questa i uf a rode Irate bona Lumley got on to the noel, of paid Jones, tut to could not retain lor lithe, ALA a few etre. lite berinil the dietatice M. was pawed by Foreima, who do-w level wills l'at.l Jence, and trim the moment that she got to MN bead it was evident that .Ire would win, im well and sin rg via she going. The lame was thee left to the moat rival julep of '1 hettarouss and liiiihioine, who ran a head-and bead nice tor the Ht. Lents of Iho.o. Ilua year, helium, it war that that the finith would not be nearly ho Clete a one, for at the It nactenctaent of the Maud .mi. ieu te t lull. thr sdh meet Yonne.* to lure tier bead. Pho forged gradually away from her half- Motl.er, tire clean.. nue..., nod won, without having been tom Led by whip or man by a couple of length,. Paul donee, who was clout slam Vuglhani found be had tio chance of legato handing lormoth, defeated Mercury three knighu foe the Liman d morn to the travaid. The Ppy wan. heath. Leiden twelve lengths treat 'luxury, bee haw Latta, Typisumar math, and Voter et.. nth, thyld interval. reparating them. Then tame King Alfred, who rolled &art coming up the straight, and tutted up lame eighth, about • length in beat of Orion multi Et. Ronan tr nth, th e Vimountue not ..I..acigh, th.• last of iill bi tog Vmosernt, who war Morn a long way. The chiming which gum. d the aI. tory of Formula was loud and prolonged, and *hart bar tutu r was tmigratulabd on all Mat., eludlouor em ctith.unded be him brother prnfromionalr, who ware all eager to o ntrismout Aim on the brilliant heriemanship what won his fourth Li ger. The time 1,4% upioi to the rai.e, an taken by benion'n i Moving, orb, was as f.dlow.: The start was at Bh. SM.: the arrival at Oh. 2m. Die.; the duration of thermic being ths. lat.. Tilt ICITTORD Mery PT car. 1111114a1110 of A MOS. eye h, with 50 added, for 3-p-ods and upward; the owner of the second bone loom e 1... stake. ,tad Home in. (13ouhr. Mr. Meth. noon's Seiourte, by Tuurnament—Penelope, a y er , a r c gib our. ant 45.) .. . - ..... - .... , Itutter - I Mr. J. Jones's Muntionan, 4 yra, let 1210 .. .. inaningiud) 2 Yr. llyor'e Rigs, a yrs. Oat Mb . ..... ... ... . . i Wyatt ) a The follrwing - also ran : —Quality, eunfedmatt, LAalp if Eclat, Vt nun, and Name. betting: oto 4 Mot Kars, 4ln 1 ,gal Quality, and 6fo I Wye Pi burn. Nothing clue bar keit. " t une di lip neetirreit at the matt, and when they writ , started Venire took the lead, and made ploy, followed Inc Digs, Saloum en the Weide, awl Uuutroaan in the et she well up; when hdi the &Mauve hod to be traversed, Riga w. nt to Ow foot, but was almost immediately after parted by Seunna sad again by Huntsman, Mr. Stephen-OWe tiny, h0w....r, kt it her theee ilitelote the oviroue rhea. age of lleentanow. and non by it length. Two length. Detente emend and third ; Qua. ley waa founli ; Coup trkelat fifth ; the Dine tat wore Vents., Couied, rate, mid Nudge. 2ur Dom...roe bu st:. (Tholldifarl of le polo. each, h it, with lOU lidded: for 2-fr-nlav .. winners tett. ; the owner of the te .. rid Lore to ca.. , hir etake. fkol D.rree m. ;11 auk. ) /dr. Ti ny's Lundy, by Nntbourne—n.rmitagea dam. tae 101. (I (Mater) 1 Mr. T. V. Blortun'a Dryad, :alllb .. .. .. Would. I.` 2 fay tain Matt:elf* Mime, Tet 2111. Pi [Vey. 5 the following etl-to ran :—Chaii ifineo. f, (*vont Primo... , Al lows, Minder, hnitiolti, Pt. Munpro, Menne, Meetly thinegarb., lh ruataker, blurb Ire, Good Hope, Ittipal hake, Bard of Erin, Manila, 1 logien.. , sod Maly I.%elyu f. Misr dental, eel 10b, wee weighed for, and number heisted, Lief um Mu mord. take ii down. ismer : to 2 a:.+ Islam, Ino to 15 each nit FrAtouve c Di) ad. rod Unarm, 1 . 1 1. to S ag-t Lwriley, Good Rope, riod hoed hake Ito to 7 east Surechade and Um Spanker. The whole to. my rompetitor., after *AMC short delay in marshalling. at the y ost, wen...ant of to an cues Hint start, it he.ng doti nit to WI shah I. ad a lead for wetly half the .I.Gtance when the colour. 14).d and heyal Rake were distirmuishedin theven, the top ‘..'4 1, t. 'molter, holoing a good position utside near the rail.; Laliss a) up the distance - al Itu) Rake dropped 64,k, and Lumley. stet.. dto the Dont, foUrivr.d Ly Wain, the latter Lung din • hip after pass. d I y Dryad, who, however, could not rush Lumley. who canteted US the earned of winner. by four Iroa),111.. A bud third; Itard of Erin was fourth, ltro)al Rake fifth, and Frog/mace sixth; the other., wifely scattered, polling up, Ara 31•JVATT.. I'LA7II Of It s 3 guineas; alright fur age. Two :nthw tie furlong... the R. Graham's Romping Girl, by Wild Duyvil- Gay, 4 yn_ . , * ... ....... . ............ . . ((Sower it flr Legesd's Lor d Palmuston, 3 yr* Naidment) $2 blr. J. Itadtliiles Bla. Muck, my!, . (t. • imilnip•r) Betting: ato 6 art Romping (Auk 6 to 4 wet Mlsietlock, 4 to gltst. l "4 1. !: ) . 1 "., 4 `f i t . • . • _ _ At ..tartintrlilorklotk took Do' lend, rollover., by Romping Oirl and Laid Palrneraton in lndi•rt Me, and wt • vary eluw pow. At the bend trot the titan(' bud P•lrno rstou went to the front, raking the %pre"' rather better, nmpliirl lying of lint. At the six furlong post Romping Girl lilarkkirk, and ran in attendaneeon Sir C. Legrard'e horse the turn for Maw, where the rifler(' with hint, and, after • oplendid nor, ifiet rot up in time to mole a dead boat. Two length., off tilockloek Aniobri third. Leeld►ng Tient —ll to 10 on Romping Oirt The pnir rut ►n rompany to the Red House in, where lewd Palm retwo broke down, and Rumptur ;jai (=Mutd in alone. BETTING ON THE COURSE. th.I3AREW/Tf3l. l(b to 8 amt Aloe flown It f) lb to I ugot Mai.: (I, I(X) to 6 Paul Jones f to I Eisetlt (t, So to I (mil o f Vto I -- now t) 86 to 1 Iflue.kin (t and so to I Bond it) off) 86 to ftedal (1) 00 to 1 I .l4omile/tea (off) CAMBRIDOI3B/1:1RE. 100 to N /411* Eastley ft) BETTING AT DONCASTER.—II.IS P.M. The moms were crowded, and from the numtoT of horns that were peeked for the Cesarewiteh and (Umbridgedorr, it may he pi...owed they will turn out a good modium for hotting. goo- Lanni. so follow CFAAREWITCH. Ice to agot Mut Gown It` 1901) to 25 ANA Ring Thine (t) 20 to The Special (t) 40 to I Retold (t) 20 to GrU It) 40 to 1 Ilinolinaatav 25 to Paul Joneit (t) 40 to 1 Knight )4r. at 26 to Queen l It 26 to Soffolk (t) 1000 to 10 •- Charnwood (1) 25 to The Spy (t) 10110 to 10 Straibtoko (t) 26 to )ketartng (1) 1000 to 10 Hermit (t) 25 to Blueakin (t) 10110 to 23 Gondolier (0) 25 to Ilium (t) lorlo to 20 Mexico (t, ao to Eartk7 (w) 1000 to 20 -- Planet 9) 1090 to 110 Our Yew, Ann 1000 to 10 Kid , lenoinat, (t) (taken) 1000 to 90 mot St. Ronan (token). Even on the Seld heating any fifteen (off) 20 to I mot Suffolk and lteatitution roupted 'ti 1500 to 1000 on Meek* mot Stradbruke tt; 1400 to 00 art Tam Dawoon'a lot (t 1000 00 20 afitHugheVa lot It) 61.1111111. E. 90 to 1 mat Ilormttago Wto 1 Irish Quern et SU , to I Indy , (t) Goventry (taken 1000 to ti - Protomor ) An demon (t) 41111210 lon to A on the au to &got Woho y (t 1 BO to Poronnn t) SO to but yr (t) 110 to Acta& (t) VO to Bine GOTS (t) SCI toßaalle/jita (t) 80 to Ovum Ktoevott) uu to - Vt. Ronan 3) 100 to I Tr fu.vs o'eux,&. SOO to 7 sant Thee Oji - na (t) sO to 1 Boniiring () SO to 1 Blusakin (t) t MO to 40 Buffolk (t) 1000 to 40 Warrington (1 , 1000 to 40 Ppy (1) 1000 to SO (Rorie_ (t) 1000 to 1111 Uunftbs• (t) 1(0iri;10 met Hermit CO KW to 111 Charaaruod(tl 101 to I -- Tortaaator a) woo to 10 lhatrpra. off, after HOD tn 10 had bees The 0110 la The TAlrd 'IC 00 to 1 eget Mutat ft) Shieshin was backed at 1000 to 70 fee the t gag kit of as goad a favourite as Blue Gown the rime prim offered at the dole against the latter. Than were .Lo OMITS to bath Blueatilts against anything fur an sson thousand. Meat Woes: IMO to 70 .art liturokin (t) SO to 1 age . par Ana Mary 1000 to 70 IlliteGown (off) (t) S 7 to I flaffoll (t) fit to 1 Kinesiond :, of) ldrk n IWO on Btu in V. anything tner DR. rile JONDII'S 1.4011T-BnOWII Con LIVER oo...—Thr superior iliirour of thin 011 Mc hero uninorattly spins. B Lir. J. Xldd , who hoe larrly pr.-Gibed tt. Matt.' " Fur rump pans I have re commendoni Dr. tin Jonith's 041 , and' n on , found by esprrinews that It arm. Pcffent l 4 with racer wallow leto we ru stuttLit to we the ao-railorl rrda4 'or whit* O o d Li ttw OIL from Its 'Jetty torte whirl, 'manta ut stl oomplainsi et 1 D, 4' Joneh'n Oil.' hold only In nap/Rawl Imperial IbileOins. tn. Mi. • Pinto, O. SA.; Qoftrtm, O. , by rill oliventatn. AWisr: ilutordouall 00., 77, Ittriltri, 70711iWIL-I,4olreelbsammLi 'ENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1868. MIDIALESEX SESSIONS. (Bdore Mr. Ourierat Cam.) A Iffewake Wiiews 17, alias "orris slim .4Ja.ef, a wOl - Tuuth, woo indicted for sh-Aiug a pure:, contain ing 19e., the property sad moneys of Charles Ives, in • dwelling-house. The prosecutor and prisoner both lodged at • coffee house, Bo Iffy Tottenlissi!mtut-reed, end occupied bads in the same room. On the niAt of the 29th el doge it they went to bed. the ,pressoutor having his purse, metalling 195., in his pocket. When he got up in the miming he _ mimed his Vane svesey, end magician fell upon the Trimmer. A policemen, Robert Elliot, 36 B, wee nest far, and the parties went to the satin-hour. tiorgoant Bur. rough, $ Z R, was on duty at the station when the pri soner was. brought is and the prosecutor doted that a half sovereign wad maw the money be had lett. 115 told the pietism QM be could have no objection to showing his gimme, onl be did so, end in it was • half sovereign. wee what low he ausounted for that, end be said be ad it from the h ndlmd of the aolfoo-hontowhoro he statement w hic h the landlonl totally denied. .7117 — prisoner addrimed the court at some length in hie defames. Ybe , after • short 0011111111•6014 marred • vordiet of Guilty. A previous oalwrietion for felony at lAnabeth police court Was proved against the prison or, when hu was sentenced to three mon th s imprisonment in 1867. Mr. Cox sentenced him to be imprisoned and kept to bard labour for nine months. THE POLICE COURTS. Doosiolgste Carroll, stall powerful fellow, who has beep convicted of felooy, was charged with violently assaalting and thicati ning t he p. On Tuesday evening Felice Constable William !igen, 307, saw the prisoner earrying something bulky under his clothes, enter a pawnbroker's in the Fulham reed. Ari empanied by W. haunter, :Ilt; U, the cond.Oslo followed him and saw him hand something to another man, which the latter offered in pledge. When in multi a were made of the defendant re:Tv-tang the property he deemed he would knock the isoleitahle's brains out. On examination it was found that defendant had possession of a woman's dress and a act of briishei, which he de clared to be his own. He made a violeut attack upon both the constalikee and used very serious threat., declaring th a t when he regained his liberty he would run a knife WV) their hear ta. Defendant raid he had previously had a punishment of seven ;cars, which wee totally tuUnerited. He declarel that he had Do right to have been stopped on the present occasion, as the things belonged to his mother and step father, who had given him permission to pawn them. Mr. Nolte said that the constable w.i.• perfectly justified in Mopping him, and inquiring shoat the pinperty. De fendant had been guilty of assaulting both of the enn itubler, and had maxi the moat violent threat"; towards Hu in. He tlinuld commit him for two nionthi to hard labour in the House of Correction, and further re- lu re hue to fi nd bail fur his good behaviour for three months. M A ItLItOItOUG If -STREET. Georg.. IVilliumP, a young man da•scribing himonlf as a labour. .r, with no home, N 4121 charged beton. Mr. Tyrwhitt with being concerned with two other men not in eustoly in atealin a silver watch, of the value of al., from the person of Henry Oardner, a plumber, of No. 4, Crust street, St. James's. The prosecutor, an elderly men, sald—Abont I &elixir thin morning I wax walking along Coventry-stre , t, thn street being very quiet at the time, when some one behind me seized me tightly by the throat, and I lost all power, and while I was being held my watch and chain were tent from me, and as soon as I wee released the prisoner ran away. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Was there one person or more ? Prosecutor— Two or three, I think. When i was seized I had no power. As soon as I recovered my breaths I nate after Immo persons whom I raw running, and called " Stop thief ,7 and somebody caught the prisoner. Mr. Tyrwhitt--Do you know when: the persons exmo front Prosecutor- Ido not. I did not hear them coming up to me. My wutch was worth 6/. Mr. Tyrwhitt --Ito you reeogni.. the pri..twr n; one of the 1H.M.11,: l'rostrutor--I do not. _ Trimmer—Yoe mid at the nation r c,m1 , 1 not ewer to me. Prosecutor—l cannot swear to you as one of the persons who attacked in... Mr. Hobert Aiworthy, of No. 17, Carnabpstrect, a tailor, mid— About one this morcing. I was srteaking t , a friend, and heard a cry of "Stop thief and PAM two men run down Marlboiough-street. I pursued them. The prisoner was one of the two ; and after running mime distance they separated, and the prisoner walked iuto Oreat Vine-street, where I went up and yoke to a constable, who took the prisoner into enstode. l'olice-oonstable Charles Csupeuter, 3i C 17, ,aid- -I aw the prisoner walking through a court leading into Regent-street shortly after one o'clock this morning. The last witness told me that hearing a cry of " Atop thief," end seeing the psi over and another man running. he les I followed them. I took the prisoner hark to Carnaly street, when the prosecutor sand he had bean robbed of his watch, and that the prisoner was about the stature of one of the men who had rubbed him. The prisoner wee out of breath and mold not speak at first, hot afterw.irds said that he came from the Haymarket, whereas he lis.l cease in quite a di.ferent direction ; and on say a.skiter him where he had been ten minutes beton., he male 114 answer. The prisoner was wearing a File of noiseless running bouts. . . Tyrwhitt-- The prixmer be reman.l,4l for 3 reek. ------- - WOHSHIP-STRE I.:T. Mary Am. SOre as. 2.1, described as an unfortunste, arts charged with having auslieiondy rut and would.' Cheri-. rewilerov, by stabbing him in the face with a pit-:o of ',token glare. The prneeilitnr rtated that whilst proeeeding *long Fliorediti h, in company with his brother, the prisoner, with another woman of her ekes canto up to aceoste I them. Ile (prosecutor) bade her pass on. and was in the act of doing so himself when prisoner struck his brothi on the head with a common dunking glass. which bio'in , but inflicted no injury on him; shethen turned round to the prosecutor. and without a word " jobbed " him in the kit cheek with a piece of the glass which she still held in her hand. It cut his face seriously. and aimed envered him with blood. A con , lahle was *anal, and the prisoner instantly given into custody. John Cowderoy, brother of the prosecutor, gave con ftrinatosy.tostiniony ; soul rolice-ix.nstable 1241 II deposal to receiving prisoner into custody from the hands of the prosecutor, whose face was bleeding profusely from a deep cut on the left cheek. The prisoner, he added, used most disgusting language, and repeatedly threatened the people around her. She was not drunk, although she had had - liquor ; most probable the glee she had broken of er prosecutor's brother had lire,' stolen from some public house. Prisoner ImliqlPhe wsw drunk at the time. and did not know anything about it. The magistrate 'sentenced the primmer to two months nor 'risaitimant with hard labour in the Howie of come tion. THAMES. Mr. Jos. ph Smith, solicitor, of Arbour-wpiam, said that he had an epplication to make to the magistrate, which was of tether an important character, nut only as con mimed his client, but also the safety of the public et large. Whit be wished was that the magistrate would grant him a summons against the London General Omni bus Conan). for obstructing smother omnibus, not belong ing to the company. Mr. Betiron—l:niler what act do you make the ooplina tion, for this nursing is sometimes attended with talons driving t• Mr. Smith—There was not furious driving, but abusive language was used on several occasions. Mr. Benson—You say there was an obstruction Mr. timith—Yee, in Whitechapel. He had the owner and also the driver of the omnibus urewut. The vehicle was a new ono. and la.longol to Mr. NewAtowl, who is the landlord of the Princess Royal Tavern, Johnson. street, Commercial-road last, who has lately started an omnibus from Stepney Old Church to Loodott-bridgo :ad back. lhe London General Omnibus Company had tw hayed in a manlier that MY shameful, and caleulated to endanger the lives of the passengers. Mr. Benson—Let me hear what the driver has to say. The driver said that when he brought the 'bus out at Stepney, if he stopped the company's oinuibiews stopped. and when he attempted to pare along the road the othur vellidell were driven in front of him. Mr. Benson—Hut why did you stop?' The driver—To prevent accidents. On the pro.unt occasion, when he attempted to pass, the company's 'bus was driven against the ono ho wee driving, tho homes thrown down, and the vehicle towed uguiulli a cab. which was broken. Mr. Bunion You may have a SIIIMUIOI2A. FIRE UN IKE NORTH LONDON RAILWAY.-- last night, shortly before 8 o'clock, a fire was discovered in a truck, laden with straw, near the Caledonian Station, on the North Loudon Railway. At first it was thought that a passenger train MIN on tire, but fortunately the truck in which the aceidmit happened was is a siding 900 yards from the station. The muse of the fire is unknown. None of tho other carriages sustained injury, and the tragic on the line was Dot in the least darree retarded. 7'141! ALI.Y.OND MURDER, AT FORERT-0111-E. Last evening Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner, rammed at the Loudon Hospital the inquiry respecting the death of Henry Hurley, aged 24 years, who was allogud to have been murdered. After some further ev i dence, the jury returned a verdict of " truinshinglkt•r" against Dani,4 [Advertimilicht.l-- IloixowAr'r4 Lrat Priontlo—Whan bed health 0 "MAW , . tomoklnel, olutt walthl not be Maga to ty• (roe lr(1111 It.r I hollotr.ty preoeute In loce.ult the ograus to meot ”rfuotheir lwitlth n..d 1 , 11. .If falling Irteesg,th fora won toll.'. lit. Mils inv.trshly ue.ialut.• the sioaa tot y reNtilts o !WIC UlOl , d et„.o, ..uhaliaa, th.• tut V-A fault now' . pill. purl v the ld.a 1 bai.aa, 1t ., „ia,1.04.,g oanvotheu the eh.. huhu, healthy mgt..* In gb • ,aai a.. leoole an p.c.w,.1 • thooteato al lig* gut. 4111.1. nem *ht. to they II) bat aadY Illa• - •wa l:te uto+t atm ta, hat ehatseter vl.irh lame .a.aer have srr.Alladly g 11.141 ed to 00111.1; of lloglowag'egalla, wbWi cr.., prove the invo4d'e West 131044. AU,AINfor a ISPOCKBROKER. At the Justice-room of the Illimion-lsonee yesterda, Mr. Frederick Everett, • stockbroker of the tlty of London, appeared bents the Lord Miyor Sir hobert Carden, to answer two summonses, iernei at the irasteite of Mr. Francis Perry, commission agent, 172, rearahureh-street, ehargiag 'bus) with fraud. In the find summons it was alleged that the defendant had induced the entapiainant by fake pretences to accept three bills of exchange kw the respective amount. of 2301, 21001., and 1366 17a. 6d., on the 16th sad 314 days of July and the 10th day of Augur!, 1867, with intent to defraud, and ountrazy to the - statute 24 and 23 Vict., cap. 96, wk. 9d; and iL the second sommowe it was alleged that on the 4th and 6th days of September, 1867, the defendant obtainet from the eceeplainent2 y of 7L an false pretences two cheques for e pa ymen tht respectie d el. 14.. 31, me:teary to the motet, 24 and Viet., eap. 96, sea 88, and with intent to defraud. Mr. George Lewis, jun., solicitor, appeared far the pro seaution ; and Mr. Hazdinge °Ward, q.C., MeMnded by Mr. fence Humphrey; solicitor, NewpAs-street, Gonda-lel tho de. the ease having been opened by Mr. Lewis, lit. Perry, the complainant, wound into the Witeem-box, and stated that he was a COMMXIIIKM agent, carrying on biotin's' at 172, ienehurehestreet. 'The defendant was a etnek broker, and in the month of May, 1867, he tow introductel to him. On the 314 of May sad the 3KI of June in the time year he gave to Mr. Abdbol, a grutloman twirling in Kennington road, two cbequel for 1001. each, which were to be handed over to the defendant am motion mnney in respect of transactions on the Stock Exchange which the defendant was to undertake for him. On the 3tab of May be received from the defendant an account for kartrul.dtipanieh l'assive stock, alleged to have been boutrht on trio behalf. The account was brought to him by Mr. Abidbol, and from time to time down to 12th Septem ber, 1867, lie received from the defendant varireav bought and wild notes (produced) and arazountielsowinx Lin alleged indebtedness io the defendant on them tremor:- titans. One account delivered to him showed a la* of lull. fis. 3.1., and he sent the defendant • cheque for that "mount. Ile had since looked for that ate:mint, bit eollA not find it. Subsequently he sent the defendant for other alleged lorem two diem," for U. and 01. II i. 3d., and a! .o three bills of exchange for 1361. 17s. 6d., and 2.1 ) !. respectively. Afterwards he consulte d Messrs. Law rie. e, Hardwizk, and Co.. *elicitors. Before that he had not been furniddd by the defendant with the names of any of the principals with whom he had been deatinz on lx" behalf and It was only in the ce:e of a t:andictioa that took plane about the 12th of September, after oonvaltuur the solicitors, that such information was given. He wrote to the defendant for the names of the principals in the previous transactions, being mewed in his own mind that he was Is defrauded, }eat received no reply. His solicitors then Draught an action against the defendant in the Court of Queen's Bench, Guildhall, and obtaiwid a judges order for the inspection of pus books. Under that order he and his meountant, Mr. Killingsworth, rat Moorgate-draft, • ted the defendant's books, and found that many of the entries relating to transactions in which he (witness) was concerned were under the heading "T. D.," no name or address being given. The defendant, on beim: interrogated. admitted that these initials stood for Thomas De lion •, and witness had ascertained that this person was a clerk an the employment of a firm of solicitors in Great George-street. The action against the defendant was tried in the month of July last, and both he (witness) and deft ndant were examined. The defendant wee licked by the judge to point out any trauneetion iu the honks relating to the marcher* or sale of stock b-twecu him and De Boos ; but after waiting ten minute* he gave no satisfactory reply. He was also asked when he lad saw De boos, and he raid on the Saturday or Sin day previous In the trial, which took plans on a Monday. I* Bona did not appear 44 a witerco. altlaimili called forseveral times; Defendant was like wise asked it be had paid any money to Do 80 , 13 on phitaliff's uomint, and he said he had not. and that he Marl never rent any contrail to De Bees in oloird 1., the", tameaations. Witte-. had previously fteareheil dots u dant'scontrast book in conjunction with Mr. Killing— worth, the meountatit, and amid not lied one eiugle I . in tract with De Woe nor the counterfoil of any su:h contract. The verdict was given in his (romplaiwities) favour. Ile had not paid the three bilk of exehanto. He had paid a romprisition on two of them, bat not ou the third, which was in the defendant's hands. Prom the beginning of May till the month of September he paid defendant about 900/.. nt which about IMO!. was in imp .et of the "T. Ti. - account. In erns . -examinatinn the witneas said he acted M agent in this country for his two brothers, one of whom wa► in Mexico and the other in Australia. Re had alko bought and sold shut ; his first traitsactionof this kind oreuning about the year IMM. Mr. Gifiard—Huse yoo ever been a defaults in your sreenlatiens Witness--rea. Mr. Gifford —#4o that the broken hail to pay Witnem—That 1 ranno say. Mr. tliffard—lM you not bkieve it Vihwo—Nn. Mr. --When did yon make the composition tivvil yen 'peke of W ituess—Lvt Novembi r. Mr. tliffaid—Waa that the tint compiiiiition deed you ever made _ _ find vow/ N Mitoll I male was five years Ist I. I'l-ms-examination emit need —His iinpression was t it the creditors were not raid anything that, bat there W.VI a considerable :um in hand. In that transaction Lt might have been three or four brokers on the Stock Ex change involved. He 'IA not remember what thmr eta in ea., owl in. eii I t think h. w.n iI. de - hied to thim at all, now that he kit what he did know. teeause he thoeeht the sane game that had been played now was phsved them 113 61 , 11101111tIscr 14141 , 1 4 C41. the witness stabst that the eleten of the stielle °ken. acainst hint was ahem 1.30.1/. the deed of last Ne vemlser he raid 1m in the porn I. Ves total paym. lit Lein, about 2201. Mr. Alseb .1 ha I not I,tmetal authority to nice in.tnietheis for the push to. end :ale .1 stock. Mr. Abotbol received iustructions Cr him (aims ss). He slid not know that coerespetil Isom cl between Mr. Abotbol and the de'end Int. The rangement bete% en witnees and Mr. Abstbol was tu Mr. Abotbol was to give him the benefit of his advise an 1 exterience, in return for which he should receive a fifth of the profits. He saw Alen last three weeks or a tu suth ago, but did not tell hint he was going to take criminal proceedings against Mr. Everett. He hal never heard of a proposal to the effect that it 604 were paid to Mr. Hard wick no criminal processlings wimed he taken. In May. 1667, he was insolvent, but he was not aware of the fact at the time. About thst date he made a conditional arrangement with a Mr. Hugh' to pay him 701. or SO/. in lieu of 1.3001/. in respect of a transaction in cotton. The total amount of his debts under the deed of amignment five years ago was 13.000/. or 14,0001. 11itee was a reference to arberatiou with the verdict of the )jury in the action against the de fendant, but he believed no fittings had been held under the reference. The second composition deed of Is. per pound was not received by the commie-4011er in Wilk rispfey, but his decision was appealed against, and that appeal was now 'sending. Mr. Everett was liable to be called upon to deliver the Mock, but this war a sesseulative transaction, and not to he taken up, as he knew. In re-examination by Mr. Lewis the witness stated that when his first failure took place tiro years he was in part eel...hip with another person, and had been doing a large business with some of the best firms in the City. His ',road bankniptcy was in eonsapieum of the pnesiedings taken on the three bills of exchange. and he had a majority of creditors assenting to the composition &el Charles Humphreys, cashier in the Alliance Bank (Limited), where the defendant kept an account. proved that the endorsement on the back of the cheque. for Ed/. tie. 3d. was in the defendant's handwriting. Mr. Silliugwerth. accountant, 36. Moorgate-stmt, Muted that he examined the defendant's books under a judge's order. Ile sus present at the trial of the defen dant fur fiend, mid was examined us a witness. Mien dant was asked why he slid not produce "I'. 1).," en 1 his answer satisfied neither the judge nor the jury. There were three mite of the T. P." account in his ledger. and there was not a single cash tninsaetnn. The juize asked the jury to find that it was a fictitious aesiouut, owl the jury did find that it was fictitious. Croes-examined—Therewereabout 161 tranmetions in the "T. ll." &vomit between the defendant. acting for Terry, and T. D., and there were about Ehl transaction. in which the complainant was ecsiteerned. not in the T. 1)." amount. Ile believed many of the last-named were eerfectly genuine. Mr:Lewis then called a clerk in his employnsent to prove that exertions had lawn made to secure the attend ance. of De Boos and Abotbol as witnesses; and upon this evidence applied for a remand. Mr. (liffard, addressing the court, submitted that there was nut sufficient evidence on which to tall open thus defendant for an answer ; but remarked that it was Mr. Everetes intermit to have the matter thoroughly investi gated, and he might Mate that three who supposed the case would be men , were entirely in error. Mr. Lewis, on th is pert of the prosnoution, repudiated any intention of compromising the ease. The Lord Mayor adjourned the rase till Monday, and admitted the defendant to bail on his own resogairancer for 60(1/. FOREIGN NAILS. &ITA IF KAM. —MIIOIIIItA, 8111 T. 9.—The rminanuir and Oriental Convenes daanuthip Ripon pareed Itvrainat at 2 p.m. today, en mate far Manatilitu. Orval AMP •I TA. Rare. 0. —itnlfftbet Ilse Prninvolar aad Oriental Odtpanys Atedunhip hum. fin Ituutheroptan atrium today,where she mryy b. expected eland the leth tart. Outward Bombay H.l.i The . from buutbamptun August arrived at SILDI. on the l'th inst., and ft at It a.m. for Alexandria. _ • OF %IA [II AND Itli'•• PLAT!". Malt a. - 8 0 1,714,0trrotr. Pm,. P.- Royal 11.0 Company. ispSegil kl‘, toiled this aftattaans atilt mane tot Limbo's. ft. Vincent. Mont,, ViAlto. Bayous Ayr.., Le. 14bo kwk ont bl 4 jiawranir•rs alai • it,noval tango, inelmtimf ]:o/0th polel coin. tlif.,MlP; tar.iltrr, tn,AM jewoUrry, 11.914; Yolmil 041 ,van, £N,/M, anti m•lbry, LAMM- -The l'nena hasp v'. moil at. name. r 4.11, Cmol.no flayntnm asilml to-day for the tUts• of (Mod Jima, NC. 1411, tOO• out • Itrge immixr of twat... nenf a full ...Am !Alt 11•1;14, Pl.o I, , ito,on). 1"4.• C. It w:II mu'ault ha r ti".i4 In-nnni on. IiTtEMETA sr. FITS'S 0000 A. —lnviger•ting, , vadoett ed.m. Pregand by Joao lOppo *ad hosousepatlito Ms& oimply boding Miter at NAN 59141 only is lidmillog paybolo.—Lariygolissmot.4 MARKETS. TALLOW. WETRIUMAT ETZWIIII4.—Thp 11larkft Wiv to-001. fOrpot• aid, Mo. ; my, 460. Gd. ; .I.n.tory to to go. 3d. ; Ottobu to boottotvi, 400. 01. to Vet ; ~ I t.... 1 7 07 aro. tk-itv, tit. to loot ' , taint/. A: 2,e3. ' ISATHEIt.• I/win the past 'mph a fit., .arnrnint Td Lao toou Usaoactod ia the Mather troll, 01 rosalay at Tda4oz. hall the supply of I nal geode vas uot am( u..... 1 limiter'. ma. botany miter'. The article. soot in requant p ow Thm. ~ I oaroL Lotto of L.aty weet,to. Lam obavod hid.w, and calf thins 451 th gaol oaks. prdttwsrr ahead. COTTON.—Livaaroul, BKPT. - Ifmrket rrl7et,m ,ti, Tinter:Ws Istiatated salon to- Ay ki ,:.h.„T tiondatioa and 1111101‘. Artuantan. 91d. lid 7 1;40 nlllllll, ke. 100. to Hid.; aiu %um., I*. to NU Mstoio avid Doh* 109. 10 4 4 .; i ' m IM•i; told.; OW Itigyptioo, lid. to rid.; I,oro i ed. to lilt. • r . ya i towel 144. to 10d.; Banda, ilia, torah, ald.; lair Ociaralnattio, bd.; f a.. Lino* f Bel:ffla, VI.; fair F jos', tad.; hut roam.; 10td., Dowd,. Wit ; Odom, COTTON noopm.- llminearrsa. PRPT. qt im dial sad lif.ime M reeorday. N ia.rt at nit yarn air digpoatd to souk., a CVDC(I.iOII ia but. not to al:l.h would tempt bur-r., although th. , mtar. ma, "" NN ad:re. 'Mete arc large cargoes of cotter imatt I 16 , 1, , and it la soppeoed this fate to Nome extent .01.r.00e ao." Wove that peaces v‘ ill be take.i of they wily w e it. . • CORN.-- floorreoe, Karr. 0.- At today's market thole , show e( wheat for the p 0.1.011, mud tat•: . • • u:. I, ••• I e 1.1.• money. New white made 604. to lit•.; .‘ t•-t. „;'• Mixed, Mr. to &W. per stow, Of Ire{, and fully late rates were paid. There no- a . • eats, and pions went the turn higher ; .1•1, le, t- to Moe ler stone. 'The show of hew. w.. ut gab y was fan, at rather error late print, ; of t, •'•- t 4 eleoe. Teem a. re ory Roo, at ratrertioquototiooo. 6•I}PM•IIa.I Ott, !err?. it We had a low Woo" of at t whitheoold only te said at a reduction of is. to r „ White, Wt. to 0..; red and saix.4, to do I, r 'lhere WY tut little larley, and piny. .• iNt , :•..so. to 40s. 3or or. Oats wore taken off at fat,/ NPWASII, SPIT. 0.-We had an 111 , num r‘toltp ..• ell . . •O M erallot, and • valet demand trots to r . c :.• to gr. under late rates. fe,:w white 54 •. to 61 .; r, • ,• .to GE*. p. rB6 .door. Of barley there wa , net. r sod tt.e demand proved arra at rates t• 0•143.- 3 .3. r!, • ' Yr. to Ws. rer qr.; grindien 44. be 1.1.. p :tt • ply of at. was hunted, and the vs. t,. ,;!•, former ;di , es, newton. to 37.. por 24 ,too •. tasso.w, firm. 9.- Today th- r. • • • • • • rtteodaote. tut est w Hattie and Erich... w n• , rd. re r boll under the prices torrent I • F . nab. nester, le, tut Hamburg, anie.d, I . „ Vine old steal purl...tied ita pre root, • pr talk eta *per. New oat s rd. t. •.• •;. r -.• ..• • dried *old at tic. W. per 2441 L., amt m w wr:n„l 4. 4 /4110.01 b. being a rMiteilma 1... pe r • 1.4 w floot:1119.e. tee 30" Per 32.96. 1k..1111 ;er.o. ..• Indian own 01. r. ,• • ••=. , - (*AI T.F • , - , t • vr. ft.- With a plentiful ~ ;.- muleto-day,the /utlay e,l whe t . w •...ly wand ruled than, and rm.. for the w. witlor rh. faeour. lor.adary le•18•i•-• •I.erig• • Flurywt. re 16.11 r rht•-l• the orrery Ira. raw-tire, • rat,. rlm.lnr to th•••• of hot r•• k. r. , • von ", tarot., shads .add at a solo. 0 trii!j sit r Le- • het • rah*, fait late and a t.t. • tr t •• t .ft t. urns. • mall ..Low of Tear. t! •• Lute.: bed. 7.. to ,R.; pra t 7.. it. !•I I , t . mutton, 681. to 714. ; 6-1. to 6t . d. : et, :••1 r.B •.. OXii/PD, St/t. market trod:. y• IA trsle • . 41 In II SA. MR. of all kirol., 1 , -. V .111 , -11, wW readily at .1... per storm-) it t o 4, ltd. Mil e h Borr., 'nth • , hew £l4 to Lae Y. Ars, a dull 114.:-. ,a.. . . - .-..• *Lt. ir del aright nt aiee rotnidet. ly tr...•. • •.• .. .tat end late dry and runny w,,t)„ „ . . ,i,, s fro et nrain 'lron the mat 111,1, r.: r,. r ,, tl.c ; the numb. r -Leer. WI re . r -1 - • a...,, niudstion not ri.in . • • ntly, 111101111.1.1 Utipi fi1..11. kal ail dope. .1 .4. ratan tl from 4.. 681. ht. to r..: •t• to East.. a. ~• .• *c.! ••p 111,11. 11:i ay , r, lout tel. •• not .1 •'..•• •t ! •• - ren•lri•li, inert i. oho le for tan ..f..-•. w wad)) into k. and maim,. r. h Ito . • . li.h 1a: I.• 1"..11.11 i! 11. ji :. ; • ID.; Lorne., Lot woitli t r ......... 11 as r. 1 . i!. Tr- Waft. 0t,1it. , 4 to 4. 1.! ! , •tv-t 1t... It rm)rron, s I .' 7.- 4. 1 1,13,1). 4-. 4.1. to t : poik, 44. G. a.. tkl , iwr ••••• of .•:!•. r t ak. u ., • . _ ; COALR To"v Elm. V IA Lau. Dal. LIT llrtti.r, la. 41 WY I ai.a. A( 6tn ;• ! 17,.; Wall,' End LIL.:t. 17, ed.; 1{•:11:4 F,.(1 %V3lll Eu(111.11.,n, 11... ; VIA w k li, VinllA IL,' i•• 4 H. it.r. ; W liettnu, ; , 174. ; Wlt. }'m i l r.rr,nal liar/Irr..-1, 1, , 11.at1.;...1. 17- ; W4ll. FAA 1.4 R. ; 1616. 6d.-Ships at tosiket, 44. n. SMALLTOX AMOM,.T SHEEP. - Cit44.ms have itittl dirtrtku‘ that detained fur , lituuLt..l at the valiant at any ; the NO% itit4l% 1,/ ?IA I .4 t,r, lat.t, le subwittul to u dady ua p ti nhe rt, . surgeowt. 11i., under taut lk-ru I.l,itiencr of the np../it front the vet.• • intry • the Privy C,.uncil t.. the vdtet that wlie7f. • II:, tati;mith , ale volleett d d .1 buial.i..x day by day. stud that there is e, nap e : the meat ul distaan...l auttaala bt , cut raw krt. FL.' i. C.i.ItON TO It.tII.WAY day tuoittaig acts . AList. *hi hi,' 1 never pros-. nil At Ow t:,•• I. titan VaiNvar. .‘ 117'...L1.;11 .t 1.e.•1. • I Itg%T.d. .!• not •,..• •1 ; I • • ''-tt •!‘ 6.•.vt t r . 17t.vitIotitt$Ilv L. f• -;;;. A- tt rot 11, %v.', • h(la. Et. it •tt - i- wit', It art• fort a!T • o, • -- • I.ONVIVN GEM:R.\ L (Taxrtrp).—Tratlic ncc:pta to w. :A. "1 DAVI' lia.l t-. ,!•'. v F me Tl'y - ••. •• fcna.cl it vcry u.oft.i. I :.t.v.l v. •.! i • • ; r .4r..i I:.• : girt et relief. It rt•ry ii tbe native.. 3. well x Ei:re!e t?I , . I .v'w Tor wttrn I trarrl. tor tar • • ! Where I so.- Her. M. M. Butry. Augurt 5.1.1 be all modi , -In-• r-. a i.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEA. BIRTHS. reowNE. - .Scrtktu , or at Cant!, Ile 11.„-rcv .• • • l'on MN , • a, of a ilounlit-r 1.A1.141.. rapt. tot, 7, at Wui„li.it.t, t!..: .1 . •7. t'laukr, of a cllivalii.r. OhNE.E.-S.ptimlv.r 7, the oil.- , - f t' f . • DIAIION7).--Si.ptenit•-er t .;! it . 1)r. W. H. DLimcnd, of aat • TOKNIRIN.-tlvrtemlsi-t .4. it lbw!:, y • A. Donnison, of a dauebtcr. DOILILLK.- eepteuil.er I, at 4.11,:mc -; ob. Warw.:. • • nv Ihrm,r. of r. 1V14.10.-raptviol vr 7, at K....: E.. !!. • . • of a .on. 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