The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-10 00:00:00

',MAIFESTER' BETTI G.
, 2,000 GytnE.As ; 3to 1 agst Bnerant.er, taken ; sto 1 agsil
~,.,The‘ Wizard, taken.. . .3i .
Dinal : 1Q to 1 agstMainstesie, taken ; 10 tee 1 aggt Thor-
,,tiffnby, taken ; 1,000 to 15tigst414other to Rainbow; taken.
CITY AND SUBUSSAII 10.to'V'on the field. offered; 20
_to 1
age Homeward Bound, taketssl2o to 1 agst NUC/PILIN -taken ;
2A. to 1 agat comforter,' takkeni 30 to 1 agst AndcAfrer colt,
red. •
CIKECTPR CUP : 100 to 6 agst Gaspard, offered,;, 20 to 1 agsti
Tame Deer, offered; 22 to 4.aQst Viatlca, taken; 4016 1 agsti
The Greek, taken ; 50. to 1 agat The Prophet; tilmit, ,50 to 1
agst Ronconi, offered, and 60 to 1 taken. .11014
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-THE RELIGIOUS DISSENSIONS IN
.1 1 t 'ST. GEORGE'S-IN-THE-EAST.

It was announced yesterday that proeeellings had been
taken against the Rey. Bryan King, the rector of St.
George/a-in-the-East; the Rev. T. Dove, the curate;
and, other gentlemen connected with the choir of
St. :George's, in connection with certain -riotous pro-
ceedings last Sunday afternoon. The case occupied the
attention of the magistrates six hours on Thursday, but
no report appears in the morning papers of yesterday.
The Globe's reporter, who was rudely prevented by the
officials from being present at the inquiry on Thursday,
hai:tliis morning ascertained from Mr. W. I. Thompson,
the senior churchwarden, and Mr. Herbert, the chief
constable; that the Rev. Bryan King was fined five
shillings *the complaints for assaults on Mr. Little-
john; a son of a vestryman ; that Mr. Dove, the
curate, was fined 40s. for an assault on Mr. Constable
Herbert, and the rest of the defendants were admonished
and dismissed. The report., as it has reached us, is that
Mr. Selfe, gave the rector "a severe admonition,"
which, perhaps, says the globe, would be better addressed
to'the officials of his own court, who are, beyond all
exceptions, the rudest people which the East of London
could produce.

The last accounts received in Paris from Nice and
Chambery announce that great agitation prevails in
these towns on the subject of their annexation to France.
Some Officers of 'l3ersaglieri entered a coffee-bouse at
,Nice,,on Sunday last, and in a few minutes a quarrel
took place between them and the young men of the town,
and blows were struck. One young man received a sabre
cut. Twp duels took place at Chambery last week on
the subject, of annexation. The inhabitants of Savoy
are greatly displeased that the conscripts of the years
1850, 1851, 1852, and 1853, who were sent home to
,their families at the beginning of winter, are now
ordered to join their, regiments. The Government
notices to thateffect,were torn off the walls and trampled
under foot by the people. In fact, the population of
those provinces, hitherto so peaceable, are now in a
'state of great excitement, nor is it probable that tran-
quillity will be restored until the question of annexation
is settled one 'way or other.