The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-21 00:00:00

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Batting : 2 to 1 each apt National Guard and Gaily, 5 to
2 apt BaadArilla. Won by half a length.
Tee Senate &raw of 10 son. each, with 50 added, for
2,r-olds; coin, 84 101 b ; fillies and geldings, Sat 31b. Half-
and 200 yards.
Mr. J. Oeborne's Wild Agnes, by Wild Dayrell—
Bruno Agnes. Set Mb
Lord Zetland's tit. Magnus, Bat 10tb
Mr. Winteringbans's Nothing More, 9st lib (inc. Mb
extra!

Yirst-rSte also rum
Hotting : 7 to 1 oa Wild Agnes, who won by six
lengths.
Tag BJCBMOND CUP (Handicap) of 50 eon., for all ages,
winners extra. Grey Stoat in.
Mr. Jackson's lady Lonna, by Plying Dutehmon—Coan-
tees of Burlington, 6 pis, flat Illb ........ (Doyle) 1
Mr. Downie Theobalda. 2 pro Id nib (Loses) 2
Mr. Sineeton's Bee. Linter, 2 yrs, ast Mb.... (Craddock) S
The folbwlng also nu :—Rednatre, Mal Armstrong,
Strong Beer, sad Bondoletia.
Betting: 6t04 on lady Louise, 5 to 1 met any other.
Won by two lengths; the MMe betweensewW and third; a
sect between thud and fourth.

ADDITIONAL —Opprenor, Gaimaave, Paraf-
fin, Harry, Bradgard, Clab Queen, ling !Hind, Lyra, mod
Cabindal. coil.

BrITING AT MANCHESTEL—TuraDAY.
czaizzonrca.
100 to 6 opt Wok,too (I)
CAMBILIDOZSIMILL.
25 to 1 as the Wel (OP 1
apt I
ll2ooouzha to 7 opt Itlek (t)
Wto

THE CHARGE OF CONSPIRING TO OBTAIN A
FALSE AFFIDAVIT.
At the Maasion-house Pollee-wart yesterday
Charles Enamel, solicitor's clerk, and thas. Ed. Bailey,
stockbroker. appeared befogs Mr. Alderman Waterlow,
having bees at large ou their own recogairmoes, to SWAIN
the he of having conspired together to suborn and
iodate one Gustave Suwon to make a fable affidavit.
Mr. Bosley, instructed by Mr. Baud, promouted ; aad Mr.
Sleigh, haunter, appeared for Mr. Barley; Mr. Bradlaugh
conducted his own defence.
The cireurestanoss of the cue have already been twice
before the public. and it will be remembered that the
affidavit in gushes was made by Gustave Stowe n, before
Mr. Commissioser Heath, sad which Stowell Monett ad-
mitted was false. The principal evidence adduced on the
last OCCOAAIS war that of Stowers.
Yesterday Mr. M'Eurseq one of the eirgeants-at.anses, was
called, who produced a copy of the mph& which was issued
upon the affidavit in question, and also the warrant for the
arrest of Mr. Fraoksabeim. The mid Mr. Bailey acoompasied
hien to the Stock Exchange to point out Mr. Fraeliesheita,
hat they did not see him, and sitar that he did not try to
fled bins, and so the warrant was sever executed.
A witness, amid Soutane, who described himself au a
translator ci homages, deposed to having overheard a am-
venation betweso the 'Muses Stowe. and the mesa Came
ahoy, whose name has beet so frequently meatless& ie
whir-benne/bey informed Stowe" that there was a warrut
out &naiad him, and *dried him to leave Laudon, and cm
his replying that he had no money Cuschey odd be would
see Bradlaigh and try and get
.hini 201.
Fraakeeheim was spa pissed in the box, and is
Newer to Mr. Sleigh, said the anacims for which las mi-
'Melly stopped pent was about 125,0001., bat that bad
Ursa reduced by at 90,0001. by securities maimed, sad
bills that had been psid.
le sweat* Mr. Bradlugh, the wittiest "sidle, gave cbegam
to a large amount to parties whammies were ms.ttoeed, to
Wale mow upon, within a week before his bankruptcy, and
he also mid he gave Oscar Bahmaaa • cheque for 8501.,
which he said was for mosey ha owed him. He also gave
him other cheque, but none of them were entered in his
books, nor could be tell by the caustarfoils how nasty
cheques he had given, as be did not eater his Stock Ex-
change traosactiama The allegatioe in Mr. Bradlaush's
affidavit, that he believed be (witesse) had removed a quan-
tity of property, was not true. Some property, consisting
of furniture and pictures. was removed from his boom ia
Bloormany three days before he stopped puniest, Mr.
Bereaburg having paid him 401. for it, and made an einem
el SOL
Ernest Templates proved the attempt and failure to
serve Talmo, whose name was menaced as bavian first
induced Siouan to go to Mr. Bradlaugh's office, with a
summons to attend as a witosea.
This was the only material evidence which we. adduced.
Mr. Sleigh addressed the Alderman oa behalf of Mr.
Bailey, sadcoetended that there was nothing to show that
his client, who bore a character second to Done in the City
for honour sad integrity, was at all cognisant of the mode
in which the affidavit had beee procured.
Mr. Bosley having made • few remarks epos the evidence
as it bogs upon the charge sought to be sustained whist
Mr. Bailey,
Mr. Alderman Waterlow maid when first the charge came
before him in the shape of a charge of perjury against Gus-
tave Stowe's, he felt It was oise of peat importune to the
commercial eamonewity, and orie which ought to be lavas*
gated. He WI felt that it was of importaoce, and he was
sure the investigation would prove beasficial to the public.
He was now asked to decide in a charge against Mr. Bailey
and Mr. Bradlaugh for subunits( Gustave S oven to com-
mit perjury. Before the evadesce bad been hoard be was
certaielj of opinion that those for whom the affidavit was
made might have been cognisant of it, bat aow
that all the fact. had been goes into he was boned to my
there was liable; to support that charge. He felt it right
to say that he did not believe Mr. Balmy warin any way
000160011 that Stow= bad been hired for the purpose of
making the affidavit, although it did appear that he had
accompaaied the affair to point oat Mr.Fralakmeheim. Still
it was a case which required sitting, as rie cuein the City
would be safe if the judges were to be deceived by such an
affidavit as the one in question. He discharged Mr. Bailey.
and maid in his mind he left the court without say stua
upon his character.
Mr. Bradlaugh thee, in a very able manner, peneeded to
address the bench upon the evidence which had bee" ad- I
&aced against him. He said the only evidence enslave him I
was that of Sloven. who, he said, had admitted be had can. '
milted perjury for W., and who was quite as likely to do so
spin. He denied that he put no other gnestioas to Stowe"
than those as to his naniaand whether he had sees Emmanue-
-1 beim, and mid be &dimity asked him if be had had the
calcination with him, and whether he told him he was going
I away, sad he said yes. He drew the alderman's attention to
the fact that ha had, on the last examinatioe, offered him-
self as a witness in the case against Stowe", bat bad bee"
refused ; and had he been called he would have stated pro-
; cagily the same on oath as he had just stated. With regard
to his own affidavit, be did at this peesest time be-
, lave that Frankenheim had made away with some valuable
property, and as to his going away, it was a common report
upon the Stock Exchange for day@ previous to the eapiasbeial
issued. Fraokenbiern hicomilf fad admitted giving
which he had not entered in his books, sad of whichab=
. no couoterfoils, and he said, in fact, that was sure the
whole charge was got up by some parties to stop him mouth
I with regard to proceedings which were befog taken against
them, he hem upbeat of ems facts damaging to their
muse.
Mr. Alders= Waterlow said be had gives a very careful
coosideration to the whole case, and be thought it was to
the defendant's interest that the tees had beets fully pee
into, and it was only just for him to say that the evidence
was not sofficismit to justify the defendant's &teatime, al-
though, at the same time, be must may that/ran the facts,
as they appeared before this investiptioe,the promestor was
quite justified is the coarse which liedbew puma. The
ddeodeat was thee diesherged.

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