The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-07 00:00:00

THE CASE OF MIL BLUNDELL.

TO THI EDITOR 01_7112 117.71/188.

—ln the report thus headed, which appeared
in your journal of the 4th instant, of Lord Srougheues
speech in the House of Peers oe the preceding mesieg, his
lordship's made, after adverting to the erne" sad unjust
imprisonment to which my .aleck y protiy,f wee subjected,
to state, that although the grand jury ignored bah the
indictments preferred naiad him by his ettoreey, "the
poor man, usable, as he said with his dying breath, to bear
op stalest the obloquy to which be had bees subjected,
put an end to his life." This, sir, happily is not the ease.
He still lives, and carries on Istaioess, I hose a thriving
one, as a Boast and market gardener at garbing. It wee
not he, but one of his oppressois, who, immediately after
the poor victim's enlargement by the grand jury, committal
suicide, declaring almost with his dying brenb, that " be
bed been immersed in as same which would bring his
name into odium with all who beard it."

1 should add, is justice to the memory of this unhappy
gestlemau, that be was certainly by very inaoy degrees
the least culpable of the market gardener's opprineara,
and, SW I believe. W 24 utterly uococuirious until toe late of
the extest to which hie confides°. had Wes abased by his
coadjutor.-1 am, lac., B. BLUNDELL, F.B.A.
10, Cook's-court, Lincoln's•inn, July S.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERBALLI3—MoNDAy.

The attendance this afternoon was oriesiderably beyond
the average, for besides the settling ea the Worcester
meeting, and speculation epos the chief emote is the New-
market July Meeting, a large majority were attracted to
Hydelerk-corner in the bops of bearing sonsethrag
site upon the 'interminable "Tomato ease." But beyond
the fact that no declaim bad been come to yet there was
Dottie' left for those most deeply interested but stall to
hope on for a solution of the difficulty favourable to their
respective interests. Netting on future events was not pursued
with anything like spirit, the remarkable ermoess of dcottials
Chief for the July Stakes being the chief feature of the
afternoon's Weasel:dims. Mr. Merry's colt had been nip-
ported is City circles M the memo; at even mooey, and
towards noon advanced to 5 to 4 on him, but at the 'West-
end as much as 7to 4. was betted freely on The Chief. For
the Liverpool Cup Cariebrook was is strong demand at 100
to 15, while Joey Joss, Oekapple, and Imperatrics were
each supported at 7tol to money. &Ulnae was in force
for the Goodwood Stakes, 10 to I having bees accepted
freely at the close. Knutsford did riot go stall well; offers
of 100 to 6 meeting with oo respoom For the Cup 7to 2
was booked several tunes about La Toncques, Backstaie
finding friends at ball a point more. Pairwater was frt.
queritly inquired after, sad at 6to 1 was bathed to win •
good make. Que.. Bertha was very firm for the St. Leger.
sod alter several heavy ievestimenta wise made at Bto 1,
layer. refused to go on. The mysterious rumours about
Lord adder] rendered his position in the market anything
but healthy, as offers of NV to 6 failed to tempt hie oldest
and Limiest adherents. 9to 1 was accepted about Mr.
Merry 's colt for the Derby, and 5,01 XV. to 2005. was booked
in one bet about Coup d'kAat, who made such • favourable
impression at Worcester last week. Closing priced:

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JULY STAKES.
7 to 4 cot Mr. Merry's Scotti+6 Chid (t)

LIVERPOOL CUP.

100 to 15 apt Mr. Ptrry's Carisbrook, 4 yrs, 7st 131 b (t)
7 to 1 Mr. Teniperky'sJoey Jonsa,syrs,/lst 51b1t)
7to 1 Lord 'Westinortdatid's Oskapple, 3 yrs,
ist 81b (t)
7to 1 Colonel Towerday's Izaparatrios, 4 yrs,
let 61b (1)
12 to 1 Mr. Perry s Fantail, 3 yrs, sst 131 b (t)
We to 6 Mr. Hodgmar's Victor, 4 yrs, /at 13Ib
(inc. 7lb eat,.) (t)
GOODWOOD STAKES.
Bto 1 apt Mr. Grerille's An6eld, 3 yrs, Gst 13b (t)
10 to 1 Lord St. V noceat's Mailman, 5 yni,Bll,6lb(t)
11 to 1 Mr. T. Pares Bloodio, 3 yrs, Wit 61b (off)
lUD to 6 Mr.E.ll Knondord, 5 yrs, 7st Illb (off)
90 to 1 Mr..l. Smiles Ha:Unita, 41n, Bst 1:91;
(8 and off)
GOODWOOD CUP.
- - -

7 to 2 ogst Mr. A. as Mootiomery's IA Tooccoss, 3
yrs, 74 3lb (t)
4to 1 Mr. Merry's &wisteria, 4 yrs, 9st 7lb (1)
6to 1 Mr.CsrtenBht's7strostor.6yre,943lb(t)
100 to 8 —11. r. Crook's Advesturer, 4 yrs, 9st (t)

ST. LEGER.
4 to 1 apt Mr. Reviles Ranger (off)
8 to 1 Mr. T. Vslestios's Queen Bertha (t freely)
100 to Lad him bummed leaccb.r.mieter (I)
100 to 6 Lord St. Vim:ores Lod (Addeo (off)
40 to 1 Mr. W. l'Asson's Bosley hell (t)
10 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's J ode: (t)

DERBY.
9 to 1 apt Mr. Merry's &nttish Chief (t)
25 to 1 Mr. W. Base's Coup d'Etat (t)