The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-24 00:00:00

THE MURDER OF MAJOR DE VERB.. CllATibet/. WIDNLIMAT. The announcement of the death of Major Francis Horatio De Were, which took plies at • quarter-past ten o'clock last night, has hardly created any surprise; for the coostaut changes of condition which he underwent had left but little real hops that he would survive. Information of the sad event was coaveyed to the prisoner, John Currie, this morning, at ball-pest eight o'clock, by Mr. Superintendent Everist, who said. " Carrie, it is my duty to inform you that Major De Vero is dead." The prisoner, who had partially eaten his breakfast, coolly mid, "Is he? What time did be die r Oo being told, he merely rejoined, "Oh 1 did he 1" and resumed his breakfast with the moat perfect unconcern. He bas bare exceed ingly quiet and well-behaved Moos his incarceration, and all that he has said about the matter has been that he con sidered he had done quite right, and had nothing to regret in what he had doe*, and he hoped God would forgive him. This morning the prisoner was brought before the sitting magistrates, the Rev. E. J. Horsham end Mr. W. IL Nicholson ; and on being placed at the bar, The Clerk to the Magistrates said—John Conk, it Is stated that Francis Horatio De Vero, for feloniously shoot ing whom you have been under remand, is since deed. The charge against you is, therefore, that you being a soldier, • sipper of the Royal Engineers, did feloniously, wilfully, and of malice aforethought, kill and murder the maid Francis Horatio De Vere, he being an officer in the Royal Engineers. Alfred George Danford depowed—l am • lieutesant in the Royal Engineers, stationed at Brompthe barrack", Chatham, to the parish of Gillingham. I have been eta- Mooed here Dino, January. I knew Frames Horatio De Yore. He was first captain in the Royal Engineers, and brevet-major to the army. I have come from the barracks this morning. I have bees informed and believe thee Melee De Vere died in • room in the balmlike lost night. Os Friday, the 11th of August, I was on the parade about ose o'clock p.m. I was standing alone. Major De Vero was strodiagabout three or four yards from me, sod Captain Mime was between me and the major. There were about 400 or 500 men on parade. The major was on duty. I heard the report of • rifle, which I thought came from the ranks. Ou looking round I saw the major tallies into Capt. Hime's arms. I went to hie seektrace, and beard him say, "Oh, my God .." twice. I maw blood mooing down his coat. I assisted in carrying him off the= rade-ground. When we had got about half-way scrou, met Dr. Seddon, &E. He told us to lay the major on the groped, and we did so. I then heard some one say that the shot had come from one of the houses. I went to the guard-room and ordered me* to be posted at the back doors to prevent any one leaving. There were only two houses on that side occupied by single nien. On entering No. 4 room, K holm, from the window of which the shot had been fired, I raw the priso ner, who was the only person there. Oa my salting him 'Did woe do this rbe "'claimed without hesitation , "Y es, fliz." 1 requested him to point out his rifle, and be did so ; it was then in the arm-bead adjoining his bed. The ammunition pouch was also in itii place near the bed. I took possession of the ride end pouch, and on examining the latter I found that one round of ball cartridge sad two naps were missing. The rifle also had the appearance of having lately bees discharged. The prisoner was afterwards takes to the guardroom, and I have had no emivereatioe with him shim The prisoner declined asking the witness any questions. William Mame • private sapper in the Royal En gineers, said he haa known the accused ever Mace he bad joined the corps, about eleven months ago. Oa Friday, the 11th inst., the witness occupied • room close to that is which the prisoner was stopping, on the other side of the On that day the Inures and prisoner hail both been gamin as cook's mates. Witness heard the report of • rifle, end ea going to the window to see what it was, be saw Major Ds Were in the arms of some officers, and heard him soy, "Oh, my God !" The distance the major was at that time standing from the window was about fifteen yards. After Major be Were had been carried away the witness wept into the prisoner's room to direct his atteution to what had occurred. The prisoner was there alone, and the wit• arse, who spoke first, said to him, "My God, Currie, there's Major De Vero shot. Don't you me it. Prisoner plied, "Yee, 1 did it.' Witness said, "You did it. when he answered, "Yes, why shouldn't I shoot the old —!" Witness could not recollect whether he said, " Why shouldn't I ?" or " Why couldn't I?" but believed it was the former. At the time he went into prisoner's room he was mated oil his bed, which was folded up. The witness thee left the room and saw Lieutenant Darnford, with whom he returned, and the prisoner was then marched away to the guard-room. There were three win dows to each of the barrack-rooms. At the time the rifle was fired the window in No. 3 room was open, but he could not my whether the window was open in the pri soner's room. When witness beard the report of the rifle it sounded like a wall falling down. No questions were put by prisoner to this witness Corporal George Priem, Royal Engineers, laid he somen. GREAT YARMOUTH RACES. — Wimm isroKY. I mitred Lienteaant Dunford t No. 4 room, K house Tar GREAT YARMOUTH NUMIRT HANDICAP. of 5 °°°•• Bromptoo-barracks, on the afternoon of Friday, the each, with 50 sd4-d, for 2-yr-olds ; wieners extra. T.Y.O. inst. The prisoner was then io the room, and witness heard (straight Gonna) (15 'ohs, 9of whom paid forfeit.) Lieutenant Durnford ask him if he was the man who lir. a Rosers's Miss Rola ret, by Pitaite:and—Miss Bowser, 1 had fired the ride. Prisoner answered " Yea." On being 9st lib 'lnc Slb Mr. P. Meet Ilehnoatine, eat 121 b Mr. J o hn n a ppei d e mi d dle. ;et.. (emai l s e em; a taken away by LieutenantiDurnford. The primmer was then Nosier Shalt also ran. taken to the guard room, but made no remark on his way Betting : sto 2 en Miss Roland, 3to 1 eget Rippe' de there. Minuit, 4to 1 emit ]faster Shalt, and 10 to 1 apt Belem- James Balfour Cockburn, M.D., eurgeon of the Royal tine. The lot got off in lino, but afters few M°oes Rap- ' Engineers, said the deceased officer came under his care on pal de Mumit (on the rails) took a slight ad, eotor Shutt the day he was @hot. Witness first saw him at about sine wide on the left re:mod, the favourite and Belmontine last, o'clock in the evening, in the room to which be had been until marine the distance, where they joined the leaders, removed. He was then suffer - log from the effects of a gun . the lot ?Ileum' abreast to the balf-distsuee, where Repeal shot wound. Early the following moraisg, shortly after retired, and the lead was held by Belcoontiee nein opposite daylight, the witness made • careful examisation of the the enclosure, where Wes Roland challenged him, sad wooed, and discovered that the bullet to must have en e-b ter one, ed heading him in a few strides woe cleverly by half a length. the posterior part of the body close the ad Rappel de Minnie finished a bed third ; Master Shutt last. through an ioterspice between the ribs, penetrating or- Tan Cousrr Manta STAMM of 5 soya. each, with 30 hoes of the left lung , and that it had mcaped just at the added, for 2 sod 3-yr-olds ; weight for age; the winner to j inner side of the left nipple. breaking one of the ribs in be sold for 401.. ho. T.Y.C. its exit. The lung was hewed seriously. There was very Mr. Cannes Mo.trake, by Richmond- Fiction's dam. 3yrs, little interned hermorrhage, and scarcely any on the out tst IMb Mr. rteminies Camino', 3 yrs. Set lelb (H. M P"' the body in a very Moping direction. The collapse was of Mr. P. Price LIU Belt, yrs, 7st (J. Smith) 3 ' Betting 2inl nu Camillus. and 3 in apt mont i n k e. • leveret hours' duration, bat after a few days a favourable reaction set in, and the patient oectieuedin • fair, ay . of Woo seedy by • length ; a had third. The Winner waa , bought by Mr. Fleming for 52 guineas. recovery until about t he previous Fri d ay , on w h ic h Gay fever made its appearance. This, however, was cbecked, Tim INNKEZPVIS' PLATS (Handicap) of 40 soya. Tame. but oe Sadly in symptoms beams apparent so quarters of a mile. las to cause considerable alarm. These, however, were again Mr. Tur er's Thu Turner, by Tereus-311m Margrave. s yrs, eat 4th Met: game; checked, and on Monday Major be Vero rallied cousilem- Mr. Barnes's Murciano, 3 yrs. 75t Ills ROW 2 bly. About noon yesterday another change for the worse J. Abets Water Lily, 4 yes. 70. Mb (Martin) S j took place, the exhaustion being too great to allow of his Antidote also ran. recovery, and he died shortly before 10 o'clock in the even- Betting : 7 to 4on Besseoglio, 5 to 2 eget The Tamer, . km. The muse of death was the gunshot wowed already 4 to 1 apt Water Lily. The Turner made all the running, & ser ie s & and woo eerily by three lengths ; the samebetween second Mr. Nicholson—What do you consider to hive been the and third; a bad four th . . unmemate muse of death THE VICTORIA G•RDILNB STARTS of 5 son. each, with j Dr. Cookhern—The immediate cause of death undoubt -50 adde 1 • weight for age ; oellio the miles idly was inflammation of the lungs, arising from the gun- Mr. Bm ' aton's noldytocks, by T ~ I shot wound, and such as would hays been caused by a 4 era. 9st 41b(ICCIl.) k. 7 . ") Wittier could not ray whether the bullet which Captain " Pghl ' Yrs 7g" ' ' 4.14 ers i 2 talated the wound had been found. Mr. Fleueng's Camillo% 3 yrs. 7st 12111 ' artin 3 Morte also ran. • The prisoner said he had no questions to ask this Betting : Even apt Goldylocka, to 4 meet Sympathy, whew. 4to 1 asst Mortlake, and 10 to 1 apt Camillus. Woo is I Superintendent Thomas Robert Everist, of the Chu/ham a canter by tee lengths • the others beaten off. The division of police, said be had the had the prisoner mid had to ld is his wining was bought in for *5 guinea,. ! custody ever since the day of murder, him from time to time of Major De Vere's condition. Oa Tee BRATON HANDICAP PLATS of 20 move., T was Leektaii, ; one occasion, after be had told the prisoner that Major De woe by Koster Shutt, by Oriel, dam by Boy bat (Jarvis), beating three others. J Vera was better, the prisoner said, " I am happy for what I hare done. I think I have does right ; and I hope God will forgive me.* Oa telling him that morning that Major Tin TATE WoLvzazAmpros Msarnra.--The De Were was dead, and that be would now be charged objection to Attach e , who same in first for the Stamford w ith mur der, the prisoner asked what time he died, and on Biennial Makes, having been investigated, Christmas Carol the witness telling him, be turned round on his bed, and has beep declared the wiener, and the stakes have been • remar k.... rig ht." awarded to him accordingly. The prisoner, in answer to the bench, said Ls had Do questioos to put to this witness. Mr. Nicholson, having read the usual caution, asked the prisoner if he had anything to say io answer to the charge, adding that whatever he said would be Mime down in 'readir, and might be used in evident)" against him at his trial. The prisoner, in • mild tone of voice, and with a smile oo his countenance, replied that he had nothing to say. He wax then folly committed to take his trial at tie sutras for the county of Kest. aat 1016 tebaltooor) w. o. THE Gcasoov , 9T4LIte of 30 goes. each. h ft, for 2-yr olds ; colts, tket 10Ib ; OW, Bet 610. T.Y.U. (4 sobs.) Mr. oo Pard's Ilwedooald. by Lord of the Wee—laws Ylddlet.ou, Sot 1016 (Aldc.rol6 o. HASTINGS AND ST. LEONARD'S RACE& WID11118D•7. THE IMmEggeLas' PLATS (Maeda:op) of 50 son.; whiners extra. TM es-quarts/a of a mile. Mr. Calcraft s s Ethelred, by Mhelbert—gleanor, 3 yrs. 75t 710 (J. Bmith) 1 Mr. B. Lauds Lord of the _Manor, aged est I,olb (0. (hooch) I Mr. Gulleferd's Betsy Copeland , 4 ye,, 7st 71101-Jaekson) 3 The to lowing also ran : —Puritan, Tomfoolery, Basle, The Star, The Tailor, Lydia, and Mysterious Lady. Betting: 5 to 2 i4st Tomfoolery, 4 to 1 apt Lord of the Manor, sto 1 apt Lydia, soil 6to 1 apt Ethelred. Mys terious Lady was tint off, but after going • abort distance wee headed by Ethelred, who went on with a clear lead, followed by Mysterious Lady, Lydia, and the favourite, I Puritan bringing up the rear. Rounding the tare into the straight, Tomfoolery struck into the nib and fell, throwing Ifeelop, who wee severely shaken. Before main the distance, Mysterious Lady dropped back, and Lord of the Mame and Betsy Copeland went oa second aad third, but Ethelred maintained his advantage, and won easil by three lengths: two lengths separated the second and t hird; Mysterious Lady wee fourth; Lydia and The Star close top thee next; the others paths% up in stramliag order. TB. EAU!' SC3SEX HANDICAP PLATE of 100 We. ; en. trance 2 eon. each ; winners after the publiestioa of the weights 71b extra. About a mile and a-ball. Mr. Woodson 's Boleno. by Leamington—Columbine, yet 7lb (lllbberd) 1 Mr. C. M. moire Musketeer, a yrs, 741 rJO (Prior) I Captain Vlbarta Llangollen, 4 yes, eat Mb ....(Humpage) I The following also ran : Claxton,somerrilm, Roworeth, buruey. Budworth. Parchment colt, sail Lydia. Betting : 5 to 2 apt Claxton. 3 to 1 apt Itoleao, 5 to 1 apt Musketeer, 7 to 1 aget Bodice* 8 to 1 apt Rose math, and 10 to 1 apt any other. After *event failures Mrs. Somerville jumped o ff with the lead, but in • few strides Claxton went to the front, and wag followed at • 3004 pews by Mn Bemervtlle, the Parchment colt, and I Boierso,* Barney and Rosemath briaging up the rear. After going about quarter of • mile Mrs. Somil dropped back s ad jo in ed Holism, and they ran with li tt le' change pest the Stand to the ball-mile poet, where the fa- I counts suddenly dropped hack beater, and Budworth hay log improved his potation went on with the lead, bat was soon joined by Musketeer, the pair owning 02 to the tura I into the straight, where Bodworth gave way, and Boiseo . waited on Musketeer to the distance, where he headed him and won easily by two lengths; a length separated the second and third, Budworth I, a moderate fourth, Barney fifth, the Parchment colt next, Lydia, beaten off, bringing up the rear. THE Coullerrm Fascia of 5 eon each, with added, for 2-yr- olds sad upwards : weight for age, wit 3o h selliog 'Dunmire. Three-quarters of a mile. 31r J. Butted bears, by Autocrat—Dora. 3 yrs, Bet 21b GOO J. Smith) 1 Mr. B. Lead's Lord of the Manor, aged, tot 71b (54.) (Cowell 1 Mr. England'a Fomentation. yrs, Est alb ,701.1 (Llahla) 3 Finale and Conothian Tom also ran. Betting: 5 to 2 apt Basely, who made all the enuring, and won easily by two lengths ; • length separated the sir could and third, Finale was a moderate fourth. Mr. Lead lodged an objection 'pint the wiener on the smiled of • cram, but it was overruled. The winner was bought in for 33 guineas. A SELL:NG HANDICAP PLATE 01 40 son., for all ages. The winner to be sold for 40 soya. About • mile. Mr. Guilsfor.rs Betsy Copeland, by Vulcan or Armandsle —Merry Wing, 5 yrs, net sib IW. Jackass) 1 Mr. Harley'. Ituticorth, 5 yrs. e.g 111 b (Dearon) Mr. Paxton's 15m2hotin 1, 4 yrs, BM (Prior; 3 Rapture also ran. Betting : Eves on Bodworth, who ran in close erimpasy with Itnekbouird for the first three-quarters of • mile, abet Belay Copland drew up, and challenging the pair at the distance. ran home au easy winner by • length; half • length separated the second and third. Rapture wee sa 'Mild/not fourth. There was an advance on the selling price for the winner. THE NURSERY PLATE Hairmear of 40 ems., for 2.yr. old. ; emows extra. Three quarters of • mile. Mr. England's Duchess of Bt. Albans, by Alban—Film, eat Sib Ju ;lb es) ;J. Smith) 1 Hr Palmer's Chepstow. Mt Sib 'Curtlal Mr. Egerton'a Finale. Tat (EL l'AusoM Batting : 3 to 1 on the Duchess of St. Alban, who made all the thulium, and won by a length and • half. Finale slipped up before reaching the Stand, and rolled over on l'Arion, who, remarkable to my, sustained no material injury. Cal man.. 81711.1t1rl v. EZlGLAND.—Yesterday proved very was, and the plovers were unable to take the field et the Surrey (Ironed, Kennington-oval ; coopequently this great match is loft draws, tbe state of the score beieg—Englasd, Sa6 ; Surrey, 91 and 216, with font wiekets to go down. CRYSTAL PALACI AND SOUTH LONDON JUNCTION B.Anwq.—Thesiztis balf-yesely meeting of this company -dation, Westminster : -- -.- -- - length& - ... i was lieilyeigterdaiit theVieforia-5t—...., 5.........—, ; 1 APPREHENSION ur n , ...........—.. _ Tar PIdSCZ Or WALKS'S Breese of 10 son melt, w ill BO edited ; for 2-avoids ;colts , B e t 101 b ; fillits. Bat sth i Sir Cusack P. Roney, the chairman of the com p any. ie the ' C,Haitoil or FORGETLY.-08 Thursday a telegram wes re- I chair. The report and statement of the amounts, which calved by the Premise mogul et Liverpool informing him peneleeee nod allowances. T.Y.C. (5 tartans 44 'aids. have been published, busing been taken es read, the Chair - that the manager of one of the Berlin banks bed absconded, PS sobs.) Lord 1. 4 taraford's MIAs. by Lambtou—Margaret of njou, man Paid that th e line was not opened for tra ffi c to the that he was " wanted "on a chirp of forgery, and that it get s ib 'Carroll) 1 high level statics' until the Ist inst., and the works were in was suspected be bad made his way to Liverpool. The Captain Gray's Vulture, tut alb iCludlouee) 1. •• rather incomplete 'tee. The intermediate eatioos at telegram end a description of the was wen Mr. Jackion s Split the Difference, 9st 31n 'Dmitri 3 Denmark-bill and Peckham were not yet opened, hands of Mr. Superintendent Kehoe, the head of the detec- The folio i i 4 also ran : Sabrina, Lord of the Vale, fby Lamb- i and the same was the case with reference to Lord- placid in the . tire police, who directed Detective Hogarth to make in ton—Lady Elizabeth. they quiries to respect to the met The detective traced the I ship-lane, Hoiroroad, and Nunhead- lice, but Betting i7to 4 apt Chibisa, 100 to 30 apt Split the were in progress. end he ho ed would soon be person he was is search of to several places, and at last sec. Dieyorpoee. 7to 2 eget Lord of the Vale, Bto 1 apt Val- gashed. They had not yet bad ree sy meant of access from ceeded in apprehending him at a public-house in the neigh tare. Won by half a length ; three lengths between the Cite, but as non as the extensions in progress with the liourboad of Kent-street, when be gave the name of sewed and third ; a bad fourth. prisoner's forgeries are stated to amount to Great Northers and other companies were completed, they D e P e t" . Th e THE LONDESBOIKWOH OUP (Handicap) of 60 WM., would acquire increased facilities of communication between upwards of 13,000 thalers. The detective soeceedesi in lo aed dto a anaemia's of 5 save each . Three-quarters of the most important points, which could not tail to interims. covering about 6001. in English mew, seppeaeg to be pert a mile. (20 rube.) largely their traffic. They had no reason to complain of their of the proceeds of the prisoner's forgeries. The Premien poke of Beaufort's Crythela, by Hesperus—Palm, 4pm pelmet morose+, for during the first week they carried be- authorities will be communicated with, and the prisoner Set Glb Mr. F. Fisher's Reindeer. awed, Sit Itilb nedhaa) 1 tweets 4,000 and 5, 0 0 0 Peseemperv. In the second week Edward) I will no doubt be sent to Berlin for trial. The cane crime Mr. Haadley's Nista. a yrs. lit , C Ili 3 10,000, u sed in the third week 10,000. They bed only 19 before the stipendiary magistrate yeeterday, but the The followinx also ran :—Voluptas. Buntleelah, Skylark. Jack- Mains running at pretest, but wheel their arrowroot 0 were learned gentlemen declined to deal with it upou finding - ern. Mountain Huck. Radcliffe, graucads, Preview, My fully carried out there was no doubt that number would be that the necessary steps bad not been taken under the ex iii,ren. Limber Magna. doubled. He concluded by moving the adoption of the re- tradition treaty. The primes& was therefore discherged. ling : 3 to I apt sioluptas, Bto 1 eget Crytheis and port sod statement of accounts. Sir O. H. S. Rich wooded . =‘.. MMES. IN LIV&HPOOL.—A mysterious case has 'Lusters, 100 to 13 apt Syron, 100 to 8 apt Hein . the motioo, which was agreed to. Thanks were thee • ed Anemia, 20 to 1 apt Viols. Won by a neck ; voted to the chairman and the beard of dire:tors for the invest g led by the Liverpool coroner. On Sunday, engths between woad and third, ball a length ha- able manner in which they had admiubtered . the affairs of the 13th int i k! a boy named Darch, six yeas of age, disap third and fourth. the col:opine. The chairmen, in ecknowledgiog the cam. Fe ere ct from his b• in Vauxhall-road. sad motile; was Larrsu &rasa of 5 sows. each, with 50 added. for Aliment, std . 7 . see. or heard of him until the following Friday , when his ---11 b. was confident, wires they met the eh-- fogy dreedfull ogled faced in the Stanley Desk. is and upwards ; weight for age, with selling allow - holders nest helf.year, the directors would he ti, thou _ Y of .. . as y Ins.. knocked on . . hie throat to. T. Y.C. (7 subs.) that tile line would prove a paying sad • profitable alder - One M. 1 334 bee. _ii nal j• I.llnreesMshrins, by PrikeseMirdster—dant by Heron, taking. The proceedi!gs Him terminated. was a deep wooed, close to the jugular vein. The Mquet tint). Sat tub (g,,,.7020 I s delicious health restoring RaYslents terminated yesterday, the jury retuning a verdict of "'WI. Du ;action's Oar eau, t yea leeti. fist (Cemenin) I tai murder against SOWS person or panne aaksowa."— A r o'. B i r i 1 2 ' ' e cru without medicine or th 0009.111.00.. Dri• . coin Haebella xme. 4 yrs (SOLI. est ;lb (J. ()Ameba,: 3 mma iludbeesUon). Cough , asthma, Corununplem, Debeity, Ller , Pola MercurY. following also ran i—lnhei lime. Garotter, and Wurtresa F•1PM 3404 . 0433413tim • " C “" °• • B i lk'''. 'dew. coed 81 ° 3443 , BJDUCTION IN ism r i le' 01 GAS IN Ltvarroox.. tins :6to 4 apt Our Van, 7to 2 apt Effie, sto 1 _ „„.., urea titer th em Its ma t I. am i . mis s., :al-otter, 6to 1 apt Sabrina. Woe by half a length ; f,,f 1 ,7 aere, coed urns Baggy and pu r , Na yy gasssugssig. - -131 1D1r1 394 / 41 .of the Liverpool Halted Gm Comese7 lengths between the mooed and third. The whirler &sem et .. L i , um „ üb., %. gg, ; Ilkia, 115„,..4411 speunp, have detmenined to redeem the prim et po in the tows I. - A said. An (Melaka to the wiener was overruled. Lunetsinemeall. Is per 1,000 feet, and in the asbarhe to 3e. Q. 'REIT ENSION OF ♦ PRUESIAN BANKER ON • e'llntenl. ! Mary, r4n Bettin; 11 Jack o'LA doer sod throe len twoen th THE IA 2.yr-olds seen, !sr i I Mr. lta. 2 yr. • , ; i Mr. Jar Captain 1, Tlle tot Bettin i 1 i agar G.nr 1 I! 1 . , three lee was sot ' ! I . . H \ s. ' . SPOUTING INTELLIGENCE. ANTICIPATIONS .OFYO . TGURSDAY'S RACING AT RK. TO ?HZ IDITO6 OF THE Rifling. BtH,—The proceediugo at York during the two kit days have left It very easy to foretel most of the win ners of the ramainiag TSCAIs. Mr. Pitt defeated Blue Riband. MBA's, Magician, Flying Jib, and Miasmata (all good Lorene), so rely cleverly for the Biennial Stakes, that he looks errte;n to win the Colt Sapling Stakes, and may pos sibly be allowed to walk over. Then the penalties carried by Ohibise and EMS give Split-the-Ditlerenee all the advantage in theGimerink,.kaguste having been ant up too badly in the Ooavivial to be worth standing again this week ; and for the Alike Prialttec there is nothing here to oppose Ems. The fourth two-year-old race, the Nursery, is a handioap in which Castanet, Haphazard, end Rococo have all the beet of the weights, according to recent form, it being quite possible for them to supply the first three, imams it should happen that Jezebel is subetitated by 01boroe'• stable for Haphazard, many having it that she is the superior of the two at the weights. But, under any eirettenstaocee, I shall anticipate the morass et Castanet. The Great Yorkshire Stake. will be run for over the St. Leger caw is., but cannot 'Ouster' the great Domester race, with Gladisteur wretched, sod nothing better than Broomielaw and Olmar to rue. Radcliffe (a good horse, until he went *Milli lint year), Klariaska, Nightarsteh. and one or two others may help to swell the field ; but IA is little more than a question whether Broomielaw can beat Olmar, and this I think be can just about do. The York Cup is at the mazy of Bly.—l &c., ILBTEOR. YORK RACES.—Wiliff MAT. The Ebor Handicap is considered the chief &Urania% of the meeting. Hence the large cowmen of all classes that aseerubled on the course. The priocipol handicap, although a great failure in regard to acceptation—nineteen only of the fifty-nine origisally kmodioapped having cried content— was dill a difficult problem to solve, almost everyone hay. big a different view of the relative chances of the oompeti ten, horn the great useartaiuty es to stable intrptioct !peculation on the Ebor up to last evening was • perfect faros, nothing Ironing Imo in the market for three conse cutive days, but such a decoded disposition was evinced to get on Claremont at the Rooms lest inning, that he was speedily installed favourite, the slightest o dd s over 2to 1 being eagerly noepted. Hollyfor. was occasionally *Knead otter, but was not backed until just prior to breaking up. when az fifties were accepted about Mr. Perry's represents- Mee. The Guido was decidedly second favourite, 3to 1 being taken, and 7 to 2, whenever offered, was intently booked. The feature et the St, Leger was the desire to lay against Glediatenr end advance of The Duke, the Marquis of Hastiogs' colt being backed for good gooney. Breniabene also was inquired after in a few brianoes, all tbe twelve, to one being taken, and be left off at 10 so 1, at which price • few isvesteseste were made. The Derhy betting was only remarkable for the desire to by against Auguste after his wretched performance in the Coneivial Stakes on Tuesday. 40 to 1 was laid against the hall-brother to Gladiateur, the layer offering to go ow. A large contour* ansembled at the Rooms this warring, but very little Nitrite took pine, setting occupying most of the time. A report was circulated that the Guide had broken dowa in his morning canter, but this award proved to be untrue, for after 100 to 6 wad O&M against, be was freely supported at 4 to 1 to hundreds. Claremont had evidently poured a "good night," as be was is greater demand, 6 to 4 being takes. Lady Ifylda nil Holly fox were backed in • few instances, but only smell amounts, and after the wretched form dis played by both the represestatives of Cliff's stable, Nemo sad Iloreblower, who had both bore circulated as "good thing.," nay price could he obtained for the salting about il ewe. The weather thrift the morning was very cloudy, and looked ominous, but at 2 o'clock, the time appointed for the first nos, the sun shoo* pleasantly. There was a peat Moreau. to the attendance, large crowds of persons litho( all the streets of the town. sod when a move was made to the course long lines of pedestrians streamed across the Koavesuaire in all direction. Durine the intervals between the races • compact crowd of tbe boree.loving worth country artisans took up their position in front of the betting ring, anxious to learn all the latest intelligence respecting the haedicap, which coined a perfect puzzle to the most astute. The ring and stands were more crowded than on Tuesday, but still there was an atence of that crowding and crushing experienced at any of the great southern gatherings, owing to the eouiroodire encloeure, where room wan sscri6.ed for the comfort of the visitors. The following are details of the day's sport. Tor FILLY SAPLING STAKES of 50 eon. each, 30 ft, for 2- -old fillies, flat b ib, T.Y.C. (five furlongs 44 yards.) 416 subs.) Duke of Beauforra Ischia, by Wild Dayrell—Flstree, set 1015 in 1 lord Stamford's Valeria. fist 10th )fr. S Lion' rat 10111 Rifflielry: Betting: 4 to lon Lehi& The favourite. after going 200 yards, showed in front, with Valeria next the rails at bee girths. At the distance Monitress was some diataote in the rear, and the Dolte's filly coming away from Valeria woo in a canter by three lengths; Monition finable& four lengths In the uarof the second. THE RAwctIPTII STARES of lOsovs. each, with 50 added, for 2.yr-olds, Sat 101 b; fillies, Set Slb,• positive and allow. seen,T.Y.C. (five brings 44 eerie). (Li sobs.) Mr. Crar.na Veepsalan, by Sewseineter—Vena. test (J. Metall 1 6 Mr. Psnloes Chapel Royal, PAM , AldcrofV Betting: stol on Vespers*, who jumped off with the lead, and woo in a onto by six lengths. THE Visor YEAS OP THE TICITH NORTH OF ENGLAND BrnwlelAL Swab of 10 ems, each, b ft, with 100 added, for 2.yr-olds ; colts. fist Iffib ; 611ies, Set slb ; penalties and allowances. T.Y.C. (53 sobs.) Duke of Beaufort's Mr. Pitt, by Prime Mlobter—allay. est 131 b Nee Sib sit) (Fordluimi 1 Mr. B. Cathcart's Blue Itinand, Sat 10lb :Osborne) t bird Stu. ford's Chlbisl, Bit 13lb (Inc Sib eat; (Pafroll) The following also ran :—/iseclaa, Repulse, Mesarnater Fitz roy. and Flying Jib. Betting: o to Sept Mr. Pitt, 100 to 15 eget Flying Jib. 7 to 1 apt Blue Riband, 8 to 1 apt Merman, 10 to 1 eget Chibisi, 1 4 10 to 7 apt Magician. The lot got off to an even dart. but after going • hundred yards Magician and Flying Jib, with Repulse in attendapee. niched to the front, Blue Nibliad and Mt. Pitt on the left and Chibisi on the right coming on next. On receding the turn Magician sod Ra wl,. gave way, and Flying Jab came on with a clear lead, followed by Mr. Pitt is the centre of the coon.. Approach. t ag th e &Aeon Mr. Pitt overhauled Flying Jib, who was in di ffi culties, and the favourite, with Chibisi at bin girth; bad • clear lead of Blue Roland. A hundred yards from • bone Cbibipi made an effor but could sever reach Mr. Pitt, who won cleverly by • len gth; Bice Ribald, comic, with • rush, neighed second, a length in front of Chibbi ; Flying Jib was fourth, Magician fifth, Repulse sixth, Bega wan absolutely last. Tlle GREAT Elton HANDICAP of 200 nog added to • sweet:44.ns of 20 love. each ; 10 ft.; 3 if declared ; winners extra. Teo miles. (59 subs., 40 of whom pay 5 eon. each.) Mr. G. Hodgman's Verdant, by Mann& dam try Pyrrhus the Fir fa x na, eat fib (Heartneld) 1 Mr. Bowe: Claremont, 4 yrs. bet Sib ((Fordken) 2 Mr. 0. Brian's Lady Hybl', 4 yrs ,Beau .... (T. French) a following also ran: The Guide,h for, Little John, and Marie. Betting : 5 to 2 eget The Guide, 3 to 1 ant Claremont, sto 1 eget Hollyfox, 11 to 2 apt Lady Hilda, 8 to 1 eget Verdant, 10 to 1 agat Little Jobn. The lot were despatched at the that attempt. Little John taking a clear lead, followed by Clammiest, next to whom were Verdant sad Elastic, The Guide bringing up the rear. After going half a mile Little Jelin inoreued his lead. Clanment and Verdant going ou as before ; but The Guide drew forward and took fourth placer. Little variation occarrei until approaching the plantation. when Hollyfox paned The Guide, who was also passel by Lady Hylds, who ran alongside of Holt fox. At the T.Y.C. pest , Claremont , Verdant , and Hollyfox closed with Little Jobe, The Guide, on the outside, beading the remainder as they roulade(' the tuns into the straight, whet. Little John dropped ban, and Claremoot, with Ver dant clone up, cams on clear of Lady Hylds. From tile diStallee a magnilleent race commenced, Claremont always having the beat of it ustil within • few strides of the chair, erten 11 ea:afield (who bad ridden with gent coolness and ittaament) celled upon Verdant, who soswerod gamely. and landed Mr. Hodgmedo colours—in the last stride—by • bead ; Lady Ilyida was um, six lengths io rear of Clan. mat ; The Guide fourth, • bead behind Lady Hylda ; Mastic was fif Lb, and Hollyfox lest. Little John broke (lowa about a mile from home, when leading by several pvisoser tE• ^- THE TRIPLE MURDER AT BANKSIDE. fin IIsJ !Sri' FIATS of 1(0 ge,, weight for age. Two latirk Mr. Macteazle% Browa Bread, by Weatherbit—Brown Asses, yrs, Sst Mb. (J. Doyle) 1 Mr. W. l'Ansoo's Oallor Ou, seed. Yet 121b. si Xelloosr) I Mr. 0. Goteasen's intese also THO Eaoi ST. Loan. of 25 sows. sash. fee 3-yr-olds miss, B.t 10Ib ; Blass, Sat Sib ; penalties sod allowssom ; woad to sirs his Maks. Oss mils and tbreequartan. (lOsubs. ) Captain Gray's Sodas, by Vi rest. hersei dastitt has TEE EXPRFSS, THURSDAY EVTNII%, AUGUST 24, Yesterday afternoon afternoon the woman Lack, the per petrator et the horrible tragedy already narrated in the Bravest, was charged at the Southwark pollee wart, bakes Mr. Bumasm, with the murder of her three ohildrea. She was deesetly attired, but evidently in a weak state of health, and wearing a green shade over her eyes. Her meaner aid deinemour were tool and collected. Saperiateodest Branford and Inspector Menem were in attendance to watch the case. The first wittier called was George Lack, wbo deposed m follows—l ant • son of the primmer, sad em 17 pars al age. I had a brother named Christopher, ego nine, a sister named Slim age five, and soother sister, mated Sather, age about two years. I lived with my parents at No. 10, Skin-market-plain, Bankside, where we had three rooms, two ea the ground Boor, and ose room ca the Stet Soot. la •the lest-named room I saw nip two little sisters alive, but asleep, on the bed about eight o'clock last night. Imw my little brother alive about 12 o'clock. Be was then in the front room on the ground floor, and about retiring to bed in the same room in which the little girl* were asleep. I think my mother (the pri soner) was then in bed I. the same room. My father come in about 12 o'dock, and! went out fora walk for a few minutes, not feeling well. On my return I saw my father on the ground door, but I myself fell Weep on • chair at the door. My father woke me to go and all up a person in the neigh bourhood at a quarter to two o'clock. My father then him self went out again, but again returned about three o'clock, whoa my mother called out to him, sod he went a few stops up the stoke. My mother said something to him which I did not hear,and my father aamodown stairs again wringing hie hoods. I asked what was the matter, but my father could not speak, and I went upstairs, and there saw the three children lying with their thro ats out. My mother I was then standing close to the bedroom-door, but did not my anything to ma I rushed down stairs and Galled out • for help, and a young lad, a neighbour, came up, but Win afraid to go upstairs. Ina short time my father came back I with • police-constable, and my mother was taken into cus — tody: In reply to Mr. Barcbara, the mitoses adAed—She has been base ill 7 years, sod is nearly threeparts bliad. but she eon see things when brought close to her eyes. At times I have noticed that her mind was astray, sad that she could not remember doing things which she had done. Title has been the case during the last fortnight. My mother was to have gone into St. Thomas's Hospital on Monday under • letter of admission which she had received on the preceding Saturday, but she said she did not like to go, leaving her children behind her. The prisoner, when asked if she wished to put any quee Sons to the witeese, said, " George, where are the children!" The %items, who was deeply affected, burst Into tears, but did not make any reply. Mr. Edward Hibbard was nark celled, and deposed as follows : —I am a doctor of medicine, and a member of the College of Surgeons. Yesterday morning, about 3 o'clock, I was celled up by Richard Gardner, the son-in-law of the , and proceeded with him to the house No. 10, kin-market-place. On going upstairs I found the bodies of the two little girls lying on their backs on the bed with their throats cut, and both quite dead, though their bodies were still warm. I examined the bodies and found that their throats had been completely cut through from the windpipe to the spine. I saw the body of the little boy lying on a mattras upon the floor. His throat was also cut ; indeed his head was nearly severed from the body, and his death must have been instantaneous. There was an immense quantity of blood both on the bed, the nattier, and the floor of the room. The wounds in each case most have been inflicted by a sharp instrument, and I wee shown two razors at the police station at half-past four o'clock this morning, either of which was calculated to indict the wounds which had moped the deaths. One of the razors had marks of blood upon it. Those are the razors now modemd. Ie reply to Mr. Bonham, the witness stated that he had professionally attended the prisoner as medical officer of the parish for about 15 months at various intervals of time, but he had neverobeerved any indications of insanity. There was always a dulness about her, arising from the state of her eyes ht. She was dull and low-spirited in memiquenes. She also suffered from en ulcer in one of her legs, which was very mach airolien, but she never said anything to wi' nem about going into the hospital. Riebard Gardner was the next vitae.' called, hut before he could be sworn he fell down in a fit sad was seized with fearful convulsions. He was removed from the court, and on his restoration be was brought in and mated at the soli. citors' table. On being sworn he said—l am in the employ of Mr. Matthews. a fruit salesman, in the Borough-market. I married the prisoner's elder daughter, and lived in the same house in Skin-market-place. Yesterday morning, at ti o'clock, I was awoke by hearing my brother-in-law, Georg, lock, who has been examined as • witness, gobble vier hotly on the staircase. I came out of my room in night shut and asked him what was the matter. Geor g could Dot answer me, and I went into the first floor frost room and again asked what was the matter. The pr' Donor at once said, " That's the matter," at the ear.. time pointing to the bed on which lay the two little girls with their threats cut, the bed being covered with blood. Their beads were nearly severed from their bodies. then turned and saw the little boy lying on his back the mattress on which he usually slept. The legs we, extended, and his throat was also cut in a similar manner to the two other children. By Mr. Bambara—l have been married ten months, have known the prisoner &trio( the whole of that timt have often seen her very strange with the children, some• timed chiding them with severity and the next mane.' taking them up and kissing them. She is hy birth • esti, of Wales, and in general treated her children as an affr tionate mother, and was very kind to them. ' has not complained of poverty, but on Saturday last stated that she did not like to go into the hospital, she did not wish to leave her children to the mercy anybody. George Lack was recalled, and, in reply to Mr. Barsht said that his mother was always kind and affectiooat the children. Before his father went upstairs at 3 tie be (witness) did not hear any cries or screams from children. Henry Pope, police-covetable 54 M, deposed—l was duty yesterday morning, at 3 o'clock, in Paripstreekwls was called by the husband of the prisoner to his boom. going upstairs I saw the bodies of the two female ehil 1. lying on the bed with their throats cut, and at the foot the bed, ise a mattrem, lay the body of the little boy. with his throat cut. The prisoner was standing quite sod collected in the room, attired only in her night-dress, upon which there was a great quantity of blood. Befor' I spoke to bee the prisoner said, " I have done it wit' razor." Oa examining the room I found a ease oentaint two razors on the mantel.shelf. The cap of the case off. The prisoner then said, " I did it with the lop' razor of the two." Upon that I looked at the longest noticed marks of blood upon it. I took the ease of to the police station, where they were show* to Dr. bard. George Lack wee again smelled and identified the . razors as belonging to his father. The razors were usualll kept in a cupboard below stain, and were sever placed ' the mantel-shelf of the bed.room. Poliaturgeant POSTS*, 7 deposed as follows :-1 to the hones, No. 10, Skinmarket-place, shortly before yesterday morning, and saw the primmer in the upsi room. I said, Who has done this I` and cautioned the goner in the usual way. The primmer at once said, " I perfectly well what lam about—l murdered the chi I awoke about three o'clock and got op, I then went 1 steins and got the razors. I came upstairs again, and eut the throat of Christophe r, t hee I went to th e bed cut the throat of Eliza, mid then I. cut the throat e' baby. After I done it, I took up the body of the bat kissed it." I Pies asked her what bad caused , do this, and the prisoner replied that she was about to the hospital, and did not like to leave the obi._ behind her. Oa this her son-in•law, the witness Gardner, said to her, " Mother, you ought not have done this, fo you know I would take care of the children." She r sponded, " Yes, but they are my own flesh and blear' The prisoner at this time was quite cool and collected, in no degree excited. Richard Gardner was recalled and added to his evidence that the prisoner had said that she did not what she hod done until she had kissed the baby cutting its throat. This morning he (witness) broogl some tea to his mother, and saw her about 8 o'clock in r . . of t' and ' she that one NllqG 2 AUGUST 24, 1865. ...- . I RIFLE MURDER AT BANKSIDE. THE MU A ME T E d 10 70pgazsurREDIEr.-co sr. THE POLICE COURTS. --e-- GIJILUALL. Lay afternoon the woman Lack, the per- --.---- t the horrible tragedy already ganged in the eeg gioge sigma Madame Yakut* the -4 GLOUCESTER, WlDNeaDir. othreee :7 o.o4w h esmmi. inn airesaista t It p w ilsd u sess. ins ie trnn mei . em ed f lerea y_ f i tr nh • ask ed ,. tti lisoe o4 a r aiLL .. The inquest upon the body of the woman , Maria e • fore your &donut of Masan. Demon and a liall, -- te "" e a va e 78 . 0,,..r"-al=-`--, • t flu " - am s"th instrute' -wwk at her Illarlh " .. " D s4 v* he of who fil o w n as day bui wrek, tu w dlu m t r h esu by in he ed r ahtusNbspettindyesi te tbe r- - She Dm aftwet l 7 Wired, but orideutlY in • day st noon, and did not sod sill two o'clook ibis moraing. w h am ages . which have l a t e ly ta ut Prenern int is ....,„.........--------- oof health , end wearing • green shade ore her Mr. Conn, ;elicitor, appeared for the murdered woman • agees tre your om memor s : iii . :::::Mikation took phi i c lir -n6m hit :o w : i k siee e d :::_ it h father, • labourer a theepecombe, mimed Partridge. Ten thali pence for perjury ceamitted by her Zi g g i n t hh ti.... ' -. No. 6,t) meaner and dentessour wens tool sad oolleeted. dent Branford and Impostor Maur were in , whoa • peter Gamed Jean Wearers ire, wadies A di b w o i rsr at desc ri bed the two or w th and ree lli m e iles aceb l i rma dn' N th e : e octi . to watch the ore. The first wittier called was Their evidence bought out some sew points. The little r= r a tf o f r o t ", I s h a ll take b ee mums . ee _ Lack, who deposed r follows-I am • son of the daughter Annie added to her former statement that when ail a pound for the memo. which I sow ..._, Opt jai jer as i ss li Cou :',' ad am 17 years of re. fluid • • brother named her mother lay on th e ground unable to move, she heard Oa th lr t 7t a i „ma I have wwt v at . she apply ke yin w g , era, age nine, a sister named Elite. age five, and her father unlock the door and threaten to drown the herfint ter. retth. . 26 .l eaort e 2; i hpr l ppomseeepi , otiesi t ehbl)..yr i eels : ii:dicmytai lr hsehn. l l4 L iter iliert,:i.... ommirtich pege. lt An sa; ,. .y , ,ter, nam e d Esther, age about two years. I lived poor woman in the pool in front of the boar. Edwin ✓ents at No. 10, Skirt-market-plea, Bankside, Dally, or of the reapers sieepiog in the bimetal( of the being domely pressed, whilst on her oath, she *red ."' WOW Ivr sluibee,biBdoi.bmea•dispoWlaia°atively "swot ether her firat rAgi s a 64 ,_ ..".4 1int. P.---:1041)14111LT:i ; bad three rooms, two on the ground Boor, and house, said they had a gallon of cider between them, and moue little s tret te. 6 4i oor y • e, bu ll e u th u s erp. laLt - t n h am e b e:l d iib rolm, d fi T i e i d4g to et t h fi e eir r for an .D.avisbest andliis family unados.otaaly:::lhathein26tbibi:bdanwrnh ofIrs:1:7:4::mof tibibia 0: iiressizawke, 34.31( ) , eh last night. I sew my little brother dive about went to, and part of the . ay upstairs. But Davis held • N ow , ser I shell produce two +hares, both of et Be was then in the front room on the ground be stake over his head, and threatened to knock out his about retiring to bed in the sante room in which brains ; when be returned, sad did not interfere , though be theist , which she left oe the 8h of S ept emb e r, ie. girle were Weep. I think my mother (the pri• laid be tiered at the door. He rated that he beard eeedis'e; and twa prove t h at s e e „ rived hew se tb .mi.l. t r k u s v gD a . "1 i then in bed is the same room. My father came in screams. When they found all was quiet, the reaper went of the sews met h . e lhe Iser fr i sa ffite t li s e d i . : , dock, sod I went out fora walk for • few minutes, to sleep. • But another of the reapers, who Daily routed ' ' g well. On my return I saw my father on the wen t with him to the door, rid be could not my whether g zatirmtakiassiSal°fitrtheraw" or, but I myself fell esteem on • chair at the door• they wait to thedoor or nut. He did not think they were p si,* ? r woke me to go and call up a person in the neigh. sober. There was no quarrel while the carousal was going T lf fie r.. e... Ribt ry o-Tba ifif omi t is fi t t lt ios e i s o fi te iv n i t fi lo g n fi. of fi m uke y clie fi n ifi te the tint are._--1111‘ ...............„_ rifah wttl r at • quarter to two o'clock. My father then him- on, and the wife rat on her busbaad's knee during part sa or out again, but again returned shone three o'clock, the tune. At five o'clock Davis came in to the reapers, meaner, the summons was granted. mother called out to him, sod he went a few rid his wife had fallen down shire, and had just gone be stairs. My mother said something to him which dead. One of th e m said, "Yours guilty of merle," upon hear,and my father eamedownstaire spin wringing which Davis answered, "Thee I shall be regd. There MARKETa. MN!" VleTi i I. I asked what was the matter,. but my father ens • spot of blood upon his smock. He afterwards said, --o- Dom the krt . t Week. sod I emit aieteart , and there lay the " Please not to tell of me ; I WWI go sad drown myself ;" TALLOW : .__ ._ _ _ G._ _ is . ew QUPlsh ildren lying with their threats cut. My mother ao d te e . ran t wist & te e b roo k, b u t was fetched peek _ =_,-;:72 1D 7, 1• MT t i O ..6711•_ _G .- The _leket pot, s et seregene ... _ eee „mat s& th row , : standing close to the bedroom.door, but did not twice. Mr. Cattle, surgeon, described the modifies of the el A r e v a t . r o t eeenn beee ,; n : eTa 3d . to per cwt M t ' , D e tc lOW Other ,ping to me. I rushed down stairs and called out woman's body. There were 38 bruises on the neck, 1.;;;;e1;;,, 44a. 90. t : 4 . 61 . - Ds .' sse Z . " 4. ;.. - 6.3 ~ h r o a a w w:h " t • sod a young lad, • neighbour, came up, but was . *Usr he r, end w e * There wen • lai g • cut at the Jliallary i•O Werth, 45e. el to 455. 6d. ; Ira; tk seerno go upstairs. Ls a short time my father came back beck of the head, which might hue beast sled pArif.set. NE129 ,1 ' .olierwastable, and my mother was taken into by the kick of • boot. There were many words on tits Wirer/ to Mat e venin g , 670 cadre ; " del * 1 , 1163 are body, one of which by itself might hats proved fatal, with - OOTION.-LiMeameot, AUGUST 23.-Market ' .. lia IrirOat Li to Mr. Burebsra, the wither added-She has bra out referee*, to the wound in the head. The legs were without say quotable ehaf44) ill pries. Bak . toa _r ui , Miff ' years, and is nearly three-pans blind, but she an math lonised. The stomach was empty. The primary hetwoes i we 3,000 g ar speee k t e e sad ims k To T" ' e when brought close to her eyes. At times I have our of death lay is the injuries to the bead sad brain. L e ggiria, Died. to Ind.; 470 Parser, he., 17t1L tellit. hat her mind was astray, sad that she could not The heir which bed been plucked from the woman ' s heed 150 Member 17d. to 2401 L • 1110 Mean sad HOL t : m agrageerest l it doing thirs whir she had doe.. This by her murderer weighed 115 grains. Other witnesses 18d. to 18d. ; 800 gas e s; ie.. to zia. ; 40 irellegiel No i the case during the led fortnight. My mother exam i n ed were the prone?* little boy ; Emma I ,w t o Ha. • 7,610 Seurat, 7d. to 15d. ; Matra, Mit lire goes Into St. "tomes Hospital iv Monday Shier, one of the children who slept with the a ndpe ' t 7 e l l id . ; Ban k ; Bee d ra I . ; tt id . . OTTE Of MA orrr or N " letter of admission which she h a roc received on the Sergeant Gri ffi n, Smart Roach, P. C. Child, nto 12a ; Jars, 1201. to 131 d. ; 370 Per, , , he., j CITY OF DC • g Saturday, but ehe said she did not like to go, M r . C oo k e , „ newt . rehe F reer had told el te fti ' CITY OF i . her children behind her . Griffin that he murdered his wife roars he was i ------ Awl erre W - runner, when asked if she wished to put any tier Now he said, " 1 dide't inter to do wraeg. I was drunk. LELTHER.-The trearotioes in loathe, lad e( i t ' ears serge 117 0 the wallows rid. " George. whore •r• the The reason I dragged her off the bed was that the was ors past week bare been about au average is attest g r v ey, mar • , a the bed 'nth her clothes ea, and nasty drunk." The corer lasideahall on Tarry there was a small supply g b et =l l 7oleg r itsess, who was deeply affected, burst Into team, but read over the evidence, and hard ore two o'clock, after goods, sad the amount of business dor wee endents, . make any reply. the jury bad been looked up en hour and • half, they 'trough the demised was general for ma r s m i l e , 0 . ;Award Hibbard was eas t called, and deposed as returned •• verdict of wilful murder, and the prisons' wee crop hides, 451bs. to 501ba. tight °rooms derange* E ll=ll ls l l A l f s'im MA,F :-lam • doctor of medicine, and a member of the committed for trial on the conmar's warrant ti g ht shaved bides, stoat Kugler bellies, calf does ge e . aset MANNY. Di , - of Surgeone. Yesterday morning, about 3 o'clock, and *wider, and stout Serial' horse hides, wen unmated -- - - • died up by Richard Gardner, the son.ie-law of the in request at ire prior. il OTTERD A and proceeded with him to the hors No. 10, NATIO NAL BANK. --- .11.111 no, of NA - r, --4-- COBN.-Boeros, Angus? - 2.3.-At this day's worts, Mat Illorlort,t;ii &net-place. Ongoing upstairs I found the bodies of ei tors was held a little girls lying on their becks on the bed with A special general meeting of prop-8_ bad several sample' of new wheat offering , the erre B.ll‘ ge retry tar 10. worm cut, and both quite dead, though their bodies yesterday, at the offices of the company, is Old Broad- and quality of which ass various; red sold 'dee'. to th, ileiseed tires: Sal ill warm. I examined the bodies end found that street, to roue= • proposal made by the directors for fur- sad wish* 48e. Old unaltered in value, although to L a Om wet al • fare . hroats had been completey cut through from the Mier increasing the capital el the °emery by the erestion wad was not so kith as as this day week. Brae lola VigeM"'s t , poi to the spine. I saw the body of the little boy and issue at par of 10,000 new sleazes of 501. each-- to beats- dearer. Oar without alteration. et • marries upon the floor. His throat was also tribided among the present shereholden in the proportiaa GLLSGOW, AUGUST 23.-This day's market wee prayed ONDON, : Weed his head was nearly severed from the body, and of one new for every four of the existing shares, and (by attended , „d sales o f wheat to a modest , west nth must have bra instantaneous. There was an way of bonus) to credit each such sew share with 304 paid reporte d ; Ret e st , ee d Ann i e ., red spring k i i i i i . : . . eu3 N teems rates. Flour also f ull y as dear. Barle y using UMW= of ni.q ua r a ntit ihs y d m... blood Th bot e h w o onfiai n the ifi bmi sse , t h he m m a a e tt muit reas, up by transfer of capital account of that amount from the rest or undivird profits, thus pleciog the new shares ma the le„ Scotch ateate „ o w, ge, per bull higher. W oa d idi A mcw . k . eel in/hated be a sharp instrument, and I was shown DIM footing as tbe exisung shares, snd increasing the car- f oe 6d. per load over previous rates. Beer 61. awe =TAY, SOW nook. police-station at Wiliest four o'clock this tel to 2,503,0004 Mr. JANLI Niue MCKENNA. M.P., Wigs coca and per without change. ore either of which was coagulated to inflict the presided. = le-}3 . • sia-oom is which had eared the deaths. Or of the rason The confirmatory resolution was than put from the chair. CATTLE.--SournALso AUGUST 23.-All the brier. larks of blood upon it. Those are the razors now sad eared culandeheall. ilig oxamspoild high rates. Beef made from 3e. Is k.M.; # l 4 - tre w e t t cal. grace, tea. to 6s. Bd. ; iamb, 6s. to 7•.; vial. 4.. Bd. b 4; L--firsad 'ply to Mr. Beecham, the Whales stated th at he had DAGENHAM (T HAM E S ) DOCK COMPANY. Pock. 3•• 461 to 5•• pr stow ot MD, Dakiag the offil. t-D ew ar siocally shored the prisoner as medical officer of the ---e--- border to • . . for about 15 months st various intervals of time, batMileasthes aleph I Hertel:carved any indications of insauity. There was The first half yearly meeting was held yodel-dm 00ILLS.-Lownow„ Anouer _23.-Hastis_ p Emig, Iran at say gist • s a dulness about her, arising from the state of her at the L eaden Tavern ; the He ' HnwE H " w111 In 17 •. 3d . TanKillingfiel4 Moor, eOrth lie. " 167 4 6d. "18314 . Wa l t liti Oral be chair. she She was dull and low-spirited in eloamiquenos. Braddyla Metro, 19a. ; Walls Rod Settee,al ' Ws. Be,' If to wh i ch The report stated, the shares already takes up (oombined Ead Hatton Lyre, 18s. 3d.' Walle Mod Hark Rah* • Ira suffered from an ulcer in one of her legs, with the borrowing powers) being suf fi ce nt to enable the my much swollen , but she never said anything to wit- web ie be . d re with rigour , it w en not sessidee d Walls End Kalloe, 19s. ; Walhi Lad Sour Beare{ iIrILIN bout going into the hospital.l9s. - Walls Red South Sallee, 19s. ; Walls Fa The hi. roe more at present, as is all probability the , bard Gudner was the next 'ritu al &led, h" w in advh e - _ te the dodo 19e. 9L-Ships at market, 33 ; sold, 31. Nader the • , old be sworn he fell down in • fit sad was seized with "Inii"'"' would °remelt° a h igh D eerdnin " I il convulsions. Be was removed from the court, and appro ached tompletirml• Mon, Bight' , t he wetreete re s L A N A RK Efizugg / e ggs Kazin. -This lap.. ITII I restoration he was brought in and seated at the soli. were fi pushing on the works as fast se possible, and it was ~ . „ e . - 111180 f M , ' table. On being sworn he said-I ant in the employ .. the ' specified in the correct. It was DOW intended to and brought together • large gathering of Md. _,,__. ._ con de otly expected then they would be completed within Dot manger. to the sale of W cos took Pleiel . ali . nNil i r i riLielli"itbethepwrs'is.oanefmr'stieghlaleeir tn da an uih in te tb r,.sa il r l ug ived h4n i arir n t.l7e advst me th e entrenee to the docks further than Iran ad , amateur dealers from mostly all Peril d illaim. le addon to a few from Ireland and the border (cried 2, == i le house is Skin-merket-place. Yesterday musing, at ally ee designed, so as to chide • greater depth of water on I rze .1, of the entrance gates, and admit of reeds of roe- ' Fs/Weed. The number of lambs on offer to-d a y ins wee oak, las awoke by hearing my brother-in-law, George of 16,000, which, added to those sold laid erre& mit U sw pfe who has been examined as • witness, gobbet : vim eid tee rreb ,„_ . „ l " ie d edt ::I d ee ri ee n A d t t e see dee r ha e t a b t e le s e eress Watee e i the rb e p t d ir. : ma Up ebe total spew tt , f u ll y 20 , 000 hea d_th e l eo on the staircase. I came out of my room in my '•". , b. . i shirt and aired him what was the matter. George ta king, ~ mabelieved to have Docks would even_ moan a m. um k t r es at whaseeibeenyesse.hried,rbletreenwt at It ...ai m" hie . ass p rove , not only I not a nsw•r meosa•di went into the fir " deer h est y less oast than say other docks the Tbsmes, but that . and again rim what was the matter. The pre t ,, ,, emu efee fax to the ham tared, the result of the day's procesdlop awed • : ' Gillet rove more remunerative s st once said, " That's the matter," at the same ,_"_,T . errs of this drat tit of stook. The teed d pointing to the bed on which lay the two little girls n'' Oa the motion of the Chairman th ere port was adopted. M addened e w e l ambs wee de° large, but thin lie f t . their throats cut, the bed being covered with blood. good demand for thews from the North. se early saki , r heeds were nearly severed from their bodiee. I ------ -- - factory Amerce was e ff ected. The dulness whirr . N.J. . turned and saw the little boy lying on his back ea SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY. veiled into awning among the blackhead =dart Mr. • lame Di • • mattress en which he usually slept. The legs were wather was Rot relieved in any ssasitie Ogee Nes P. D. Barloa, oded, and his throat was also mit in • similar manner The report to be presented to the fifty-eighth d a y a d van ced, and Le the afteenor • good reseyiseger J.O. Han .. tie two other children. half•yearly meeting, mo Thursday, the 31st inst., shows that particularly blackhead, bad sot changed the poser ens . O. N. HO • I Mr. Numb= -I have been married ten months, eel the gross receipts bre smousted to 630,4341. 16s. 64. (is- pied by them et the °peeing of the market. Them esi J. G. Ho i known the prisoner chtriog the whole of that thee. I eluding 27,474/. Las., the receipts from steamboat traffic), not many Cheviot ewe lambs on sale, sad moms was wi 1 often seen her very strange with the children, some- as of with 696,8941. 10e. 4d. for the aorresporiag very largely represented either. The coaditioa of 111Stkil SISJOI9OIII- - chiding them with severity and the next mocha , period of 1864, being an increase of 33,540 f. 6s. 28. on the was fair, though SOWS Were. perhaps, more their is ag them up end kissing them. She is by birth • native past half -you. The ordinary working express during the mead, owing to the severity of the winter. In reshape The Amid False, and in general treated her adders ea an affeer nelflear have amounted to 266,8954 9s. 4d. ; the rates. et the day, Mulford mother lambs could not bred si ell &Am oh • ate mother, and was very kind to their She taxes, tolls, sod government duty to 43,6334 10s. Bd.; end sad a great many lots failed to fine new Gerson. NM Nenellates • not complained of poverty, but as Saturday lest she the working of the strut-packet service 13,9941. ,A. 10d. food ewe lambs would be up from 2s. to 3e es the Mee 'W, • ed that she did not like to so into the hospital, as After providing for the fixed charges spirt freer, there of the corresponding market bug year, sad Chewier did not wish to leave her children to the mercy of remiss • net bassos of 111,0121. 9.. Id. available for did- lambs from ls. to Is. 6 Blackford mart Isar .. rims JO 1 , body. dead on the ordinary ecesolidated stook of the company. back from Is. 6d. to 2.. on the prices of the markehdae leorge Lack wee recalled, and, in reply to Mr. Buthem, A dividend at the rate of 2)1. per east. per ream will Lanark a fortnight ago. Cheviot ',ether lambs Om ir •L = 4) l that his mother was always kind and affectioeste to absorb • sum of 25,2521. 105. 10d., leaner/ • balers dined in value, sad, compared with the niter Mite it PAID OP-. children. Before his lather went upstairs at 3 o'clock t o he carried forward of 15,7591. 18s. 3d. ; sad this rate Leckerbie last week, they radiated • fall of freak Mis (witness) did not hear any oriel or screams from the of dividend the directors recommend to be paid *a Monday, Es. Crouse fetched rally the same mousy is at weal li Tit is um M aeon. th e 11th day of September next. It will be cheered that marketa. Blerforted ewe lambs sold at from 181. 111 ti Der at leery Pope, police-oomtabie 54 M, deposed-I was on tbe balance proposed to be carried over is unusually large ;Sr ; clad wetber lambs at from 15s. dowawards; Cher ' grelal .y yesterday morning , at 3 o'clock, in Park•sheet.when I but th e directors think it right to recommend that it ewe lambs (sewed.) at from 17s. to 205.; std Withirline I called by the husband of the prisoner to his house. Oa should he reserved to meet claims for compensation arising at faun Ids, to 22a,-N e finburpft Courant. Wirt ng upstairs I saw the bodies of the two female children out of the calamitous accident which happened et Staple- as on the bed with their throats cut, and at the foot of burst is June last. There bas been ea increase of 438.924 Agree • bed, on a mattres s lay the body of the little boy, aim in the number of premiers, sad of 19,2941. in the passenger TRAFFIC RETURNS. a Dor' sad Y - tit his throat cut. The prisoner was standing Tuts Cahn receipts during the Miff-year. Of the sneerer number of Miles Yes. Nes , Toni, DS So 4195. Sore I collected in the room, attired ooly in her rught-dress. persons ur g e d, 218,000 consist of pauawses a to ga d f rom han wiTa • open. wagers. doers. , Pr lgl e garret oe which th ere was • great quantity of blood. Before Motion in Londe , principally arising from the greeter use Bem W bev elk =a. M gd r e 4 306 eelet 1,903 6,9 if 1 . 11 __ it " 1 ". poke to her the prisoner said, " I have done it with • made by the public of the Charing-ewer Railway. There tv .i' weee lone 25: toe" Os erminieg the room I found a rose oentaining h as e we an ;o we ., o f 6 , 32 N, t e t h e me e t a f or mech .. them 1.0. renin.ula . . tat ewe 10,401 WM eel orezon oe the Inentel•shelf. The cep of the case was dise, minerals end cattle, dariag the baffler, this branch Wong errs August 5. TAM • The prisoner then said, " I did it with the longest of the company's traffic being en the whole well maiatained, B. Aust. a Leonardo-eft eor of the two " Upon that I looked at the longest and notwithsteading the competition for it carried on by other = Mut Lias) 1190 Meet 97,709 44E11 life =me w 1 - .001 06a . LomberdeaCentraltalyeth 6,548 4.891 11.701 tined marks al blood upon it. I took the cue of razors routes. There has been an inoreue of 6,7814, Turd p rig - , Ee. 4. the police station, where they were shows to Dr. Rib- c o s ily f rom the lottinp of arches and proper ty a l ms ti te Ed. west a .e tt i te PiedreeDA__2l.4i. 649 it,ree rept 12 . es -, Mart sad Lme Charing-cross Railway, an item which may be on. D o jo s , m5 A171 1 5 w ,r,17. .is _. ... LIU 4,1 1 Ilk T. Trend .. George Lack we, spin recalled end identified the case of peer to exhibit • large increase le future half- Week ending August lt. • eon as belonging to his father. The men were usually yeas. The company's steamers hive performed their Great Western of (Weida lag -• .w. UAW S. Liwil4 ell s 3 . pt in a cupboard below stain, and were never placed on verges bermes Folkestre and Boutogne durieg tbe put Week ending August 12. ._ on to IF TOE a mentel4helf of the ., ed-o. semen with their accustomed regularity. To provide for Scottish Soros Mears SS .-. Week ending Au g ust 19. ..i. and Cos. POlielealtrgeant Para, 7 If, deposed as follows :-I went the efficient performance of the win t er service, the directors see . „ stew Jseou . eat 157 err ISt 0 Wl e . le "spay timbers, No. 10, Skin•market- place , shortly Won four have altered uato • contract with Messrs. Ssmuda sad POOR Cork end Saner isterday morning, and saw the prisoner in the unstals for the delivery of • fast passenger vessel for the sum of auger, a Booth Weeturs to - .... SAS At. sad ~ -' .0.. I said,'' Who has dons this !" and cautioned the pri• 19,5001., to which the sartiou of the proprietor is re. Pembroke and Tenby lll - - 11, w S• V 0 lber in the usual way. The prisoner at ore said, " I know quested. A portion of the direct line to Tunbridge , es- greatly well what lam about-1 murdered the children. tending from Lewisham to Barley aud Chisedherst, wse Cornwall * 1,314 677 1.1111 It MO awoke about three o'clock and got op, 1 then wept down o p e ned for poblic traffic ou the let of July lest. The am . LesetheerB Care k " 'UM August *A SOI,IOI 2,1 9 1 1 0 t,i I,r , d 3. 0,7 11.71 S A. _ e • aira and got tits razor& I came upstairs 6 11 4 .. in• a. .nd first works oa the remainder of the line as kr an Tunbridge are ° mu t No m e ~ it the throat of Christopher, them I went to the Den an d proceeding satisfactorily, and are expected to be completed Lorca sad Blackwell ~.. oo 1,9 U or la* "'"" 1 4 6 Melte at the throat of Eliza, mid then I. cut the throat of the in the course of next year. Various cruses have ccouned Loa-, Chat, sad Dover WISI • Km DO shy. After I done it, I took up the body of the halm and to delay the completion of the Oily breech and a ffet. Ex. &Branches Ise eie . ./9 Lea - --.. en Metro NA of LC. kD. 12 2.e0 :w, kir islet s Wile, Ind it." I teen salted her what bad caused her to terminus ; but the work are sow well advanced, o this, and the proper replied that the was about going sad it is expected that the City Motion will Ilikam ~ • . o the hospital, and did not like to leave the children be available for traffic by the beginning of art year. LOO4lOll & Boa* Westin' - 12,941 7,601 30,M - 1101MLise • - .hind her. Oa this her son-in-law, the witness Gardner. The proprietors ere aware of the amounts which have from Manchester. reffiekleiad Le:st u n t r u Nc:te ßm terstern h - 1ey3 17 1 614 59, 1 4 ra .. .M. 1- 11 . 11 - aid to boo , " Mother, you ought not bays done this, for time to t i me b. en placed to sups . ; is reps. of interest useeirehtre Me os,a7 u,sia *ld Ari 0 on know I would take care of the children." She re- oo capital expended upon works in progress and= blau,:nesterAh ou c ur, 1,157 to minded, " Yes, but they are my own flesh and blood." duchy*. As this burden is alert fairly chargeable Won. a rtec.... ea IA Metropolitan 7he prisoner at this time was quite cool and collided, and geoenue, the direetors intend for the future to carry such mid .. a il - till OD 21,570 29,064 UM , , in nno degree excited. amounts directly to capital. The directors have real/ North Staffordshire - - 1 • 11* " e jj Imia tiv Richard Gardner WY recalled and added to his former succeeded in disposing of the principal part of the North tondos ,erideoes that the prisoner had said that she did not know Thom .. Hospital Erato far the sain of 170,0001. , of which south DeTo. ea 3,4t9 I,4se HL !: that she had done until she had kissed the baby after 150,0001. has been remind aid credited to capital amount, Mawr lng 1,149 1,111 tete "7„ . h a s bo ( u w t i B tn o es ,a st ek broa in !it! estate, „l oom o f 200004 wowe d by mortgage As th e s ' ' of the mills at the adjoining police station, and then e 'l m tt e in te g s i lo th his ma m t Othe T e h rad m ea or w nin h g er .________ _ working th e ire d. 111,06: 1 he said Whim that the children were better in heaven Do • v of er sthaetree..;ipc,ta.fpwer bothanwee.titsurdetoLonnuandOn,fieChatlerpw.e_eirs WATERFORD AND LIMERICK RAILWAY. ffivar____Met hen starving about the streets. She did not may that some -.__. . musisrmu, me had whispered to her to do it. The half-yearly report to be submitted to the The husband of the primmer said that his wife had made mania; on the 25th inst. shows a total increase of tree tbet statement to him.wife et 1 I z a ' DI I 2 I • : The depritione, having been oompleted. were read over, receipts amounting to ],2191. over the last correspoodur D1006.-August 21, at Mimpoleatreet, the 0 eau year. The directors regret , however, that thy cannot ce of da ug hter ' Bi ßlß:Hß . , MLR RIABIROTESua, AND DRATILL and the pmsoner was told ape could now put any questioas Pay any larger dividend. This arises from the henry ex- COvvr•- -- A= ll . at 3terlhereagh " hrg ' St Islues.uuuk =Obit . she might think fit to any of the inheres. during the put six mouths, in renews!' of pleat of • m • and repairs of permanent way, added to the high rate ol Mgt 1 The pruner, who had remained seated, with her bead enditure generee - . resting on her bands, in the feat of the dock, here roused herself, and said she had no questions to ask. littered on mousy prevailing daring the latter part of the e s e d aug hter. hue the lOU da 1 diemble. a Mr. Beecham then cantioaed her in the usual way, when ca2 ,.... .l.iiiir m ,D.- 9...4. A'agErsi ms j . 2 ... 1, • & fi t . e p oi D ehr umbne. ter. Este eee _z. Se sote d dh 4 former half year and beginning of the preset which bag COCKEZeLL August 21, at Byden Dill ar told 'pier the surplus that would hue been available ' for co , kereu, of a daughter. villas, SWUM, lo st • The prisoner said-" I have rely this to say : I was quite d tl ivl: od. the Af u ter su orm i e v et of interest o oalo pr ans :moo. tbere reer st l ikt ai - ne SI t, destitute, mod my little girl was quite blind. My husband e, of 1 - l i g e 18a l id. • - • the wile of O. N. I. tittle, of a son_ uw „ye die has himself hese takes ill, and I fretted very much because From this it is p a sur" L el cl . ' • idrds n the el Be. . I had to go to the hespitsl, and I thought it better to doLITTpApiso...LILN-;_i.v...AAug:s2l49l,s,atd.g.slfuedsobrote:i.igtoogn ,Vsunel, esrlial talks what I did, boner I thought my thildren would be safer "L. at the rate o f fi ve Per omit. on all redeemable • end 45 per oar. ou the perpetual stock ; also • divideed MARRIAGE& l t . to he in heaven." is BECK LIS -RABILISON.-Aegust ft, at St. tlarYishwl The e i te .„ „ we the, b ooe d over t o wow ., ad t e e 2s. 68. per share to the original shareholders, which lest c h un k th e g e , I. A. boo., Am of the JialleP '- to be paid free of income tax, and to carry forward the hone. to Dudek daughter of IL lisretee.t , _ e na...• 41 11 tors primmer was fully committed for trial st the next sessions of the Centred Crimiael Court. has of 2481. Lis. 9d. to next half-year's wort. CRONSIE-TRONAJON -Miami 91. II ltddls father, by the inn. W. H. clasher, I. yeoman I The prisoner was at ones removed from the dank. and - Noe. msaufsetarer Orandholine to Annie. als.fr . . conveyed by Dowse, the gaoler of the court, to Horeseaspa. DUBLIN AND DNOGHIDA. BAILWAT.-The repore Thompeon„jun., M .. of Mower% reeltreer_..eit OZIGA. ger-lane Os& - of the dire states that the cieterairee el the hit half. VON °LINN - MOsoo.-Atur 3 ,21 0 .. d 1,1 . 1 1,!...,=;1 01 t year, after podding for cornet express, tote on loess, CimerPe. tar_rof,;ff_tb e •"..‘ „. deitham ~„ may SOO" e furyalwx _The t and divide**, oa profaner *harm sad stook, show a see =Z hu ,' '''' Wil sr i rir w . d ia t mc d7 o l H A M. . C 0 1711. T Or CIIIMIteAL APPIAL, L ,,,,, profs of 14,4971. 7s. 4d.. out of which they reeemoseed a , Wes DEATH& gosillo "Zak. at G m it :P . a . : terNeseidaeoy'eseat°9erirualidthawe meeleglae,„..„.°l4"ti".K.Bw;h7, dividend_ .= the ontioary stork at the rate of 41 per eget DoiAT if. al Marine parsde, WOO" eme lt lame incomeriax. This will amount to 14,2841, • has been convicted el the murder of Dasher' Clutter- 1 7 " ri aaza - ;4„.. 27 , 88 Miss el IL MO. red en. wt . , )10. 1 000 6 buck ; sad also those raised on the trial of Vaithastais ly e ambers neeme r ead a te b dawe be p l eemi 2 ; 2 . 91 - ___.,-, elitelt GATere es. a&-Augur U. at Ritchie. la to the referees.= la .• Y Harris, and 8011141 Ville, for th e forgery of past-case seders: ' IlitS SIIIIID mg, [Advertisement ,1-HoLuiwarisPllaiaredecridedly al ' emen with the A •°m P iri ". period if 1864 shoos as hieveme el l'ornOit• - Aiming 11, at reobridre . :rains , the best remedy for Meares of re stomach and bowels, the epm th; 814 a u. u m d o d. o d ,g reet pamown. off. F. L. Popham gee • cveureetssek a e ggeso ° liver and kidneys They act with so decided an effect, and yet .r.,„ ~,_ eePMlLLiffe.-enesse st, at of the reedets elf the bell-year a e rt-assost 22, at Nektitell. Ittens,L.Uoiraii,e ...neatly, that people of the most delicate constitutions on tab a5wre......... • ; weeelOwdless SOL Oa 21. ; stair sad ether. the w it s of Mr. a Mem. eglid••• waver, L theta with the nest perfect confidenee. They do not contain a resewits, M. Os. 3d. These reeelle the clientele regent se or iLI N L _ Ams “ et. IA BpocaWoo4. ..- V ' a. desk reale of mercury or other mottoes substance, being ewe. sliory, gad as eviller t if the paled haprovement a swear" Ihre, red IL ......-- mud Wield /elf of we Miami- They are therefore equals the creantry. It is tree that some portion of the increase el -------; rra a P safe end egicador, end as • family medicine nothing yet l b. rimiese, raosipt, was Am, lathe s mr sb Rem mod the printed acrd I..buawd by icuiza , upe gala , , • Invented or discovered can be compared with them for a moment. With these Inestimable pills at hand. together with the printed Malibities ; hit, iseelse trio Um resent venial Thenitti Lomterd4u.sc, ma do my of Lrev lei t e rfrandate ft Negro . „ e at... Axed to ow Ne m . wro th. ? awd ,,,l a d v i ce or m g. the brew from the latter source will be very moth rear ores is erhardresee in the ender area caa be redid is ea/ monsery case or names. du* lit surreal half -pen Tgentisat, MOUS U. Wk. 1 • - _ • - ___ F