The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-28 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

Lit&BETH.

Edward Turner, aged 19, a;ifolan Watiaw Clart, 23,
were &gala plead at the bar, before Mr. Elliott for further
examioattoo for the wilful murder of Louie* Dyer, at Peep.
Hr. Oppenbsim, the barrister, instructed by Mr. Brookes.
attended -on behalf of the primmer., and Inspectors Thom)).
sou, of the detective force, and Mr. Dunlop, of the P divi-
sion, were present to wake the owe for the promotion.
Mi. JOINS Baker, a Moog carver, of Pub-terrace, Pangs,
said that on the evening` Tuesday, the 14th instant, at
about 20 minutes to o'clock, be saw the primmer* sad the
doomed together, oboe to the Surrey Industrial School.
His attention was particularly directed to them from some-
thing said by the primmer* on his pude( them, and be last
saw them go towards the Robin Hood pabliebouse. Be
bed known the deceased for same jean, and it was his
opinion that they were all the worse for liquor at the time.
On cross-examination the witness said he bad not sees the
prisoners before the day in question, but be was now quite
certain of their identity, and had at once selected them from
others at the station.bouse.

Mr. James Parritt, laudlord of the Robin Hood public-
home, Menge, deposed that cm the evening of Tuesday, the
14th instant, at about 9 o'clock, a female—the deceased —and
two men oame to his house, and the woman called for a i int
of tie, which they drank mid left in about five minutes He
had neve, seen the men before, and did not wish to swear
positively that the prisoners were the mss ; yet he had no
doubt is his ows mind they were.
Mr. Oppeeheim. addressing the magistrate, conteaded
that no jury would be found to convict the prisoners on the
testimony produced, sod felt satuded his worship would
not cesnatit a case for trial, without the slightest prospect
of a conviction.

Mr. Elliott was of opioioa that the CAM wee 000 requiring
farther iovestigatioo, sod remaaded the prisoners to a
future day.
The primmer; who seemed much improved by their
week's unprisonmeet, were thee removed from the bar.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSM,L'S. —Biol.: DAY.

The Hampshire mortises were sever followed by eo heavy
a settling as that which took place this afternooo. Suberi-
beri began to arrive at an early hour in the afternoon, but
though, as hes been maid, the amount of Mather dose was
great, and a very large amount of money changed halide,
the attendance was by no means numerous. The afternoon
was well admission ►eWere attention wee directed
to betting, the Northumberland Plate Wog the
event which was made the medium of speculation.
Bsktebi Seine and Oaller Oa were soaking
a cloth race of it duriag the internoos for the position of
first favourite, sod as soon as the scratching of Sir Roger
became known both the northern representatives advanced
to as short a price as 2 to 1 each, w►ile in acme instances
2 loose bar one was the current price, Mr. I'nosou's mare
being the favourite. The "Backscratcher," however, was
moth generally in demand, 9 to 4 having been
taken, while 2 to 1 was refused about the mare. The
scratching of Sir Roger at the eleventh hour
was commented oo rather freely and warmly,
affording soother maims of the jediei►l bliodoess owners
ass visited with who wilfully lay themselves open to the
charge of allowing their hones to "remain in" tin
it suite their interest or caprice to strike them
out. The change of stable did not cam to operate favour-
ably no Omieral Peel for the Leger, 4 to I having been laid
to 250 f., the operator still offering to go on at the price.
The Derby was only noticeable for investments oo outsiders
ascending to the quotatioes as below. limits priess

NORTHL'9II66.9.I.AIsD FLAIL
2 to 1 apt Mr. l'Aoaceie Caller Oa, 6 yrs, 84 IVb (off)
9to • Mr. W. Cobso's Baktehl Ural, Ts, eat (1)
_ _

9to 1 Mr. Temperley's Alice, t yn,u tkb t
100 to 8 Mr. Fohert's 01.1mluster, 6 yrs, 84810 ,t,
100 to 8 Mr. Ambery's lady de Trafford, 3 yrs, 60t401b (t)
GOOD WOOD bLiKILS.
10 to 1 on the field (am)
12 to 1 List Lord Westmoreland's Madcap, Syn. Set 71b (t)
10 to 1 Mr. 8 Tbellossoo's Bally Edmond, 6 yrs,
Wtelb (y
12 to 1 Mr. W. G. BenneU's 'e by Daniel o'Bourke—
lilgbili Ws dam. 3 yrs, Set IMO (off)
bT. Walt.
4 to 1 agst Lord Glassiow's General Peel ,t and off)
100 to 6 Mr. W. 8. Ca insight's kly
DeRBY.
Bto 1 mot Mr. Merry's liddtegton (off)
10 to 1 Mantua of Hastiest,' lbe Duke (off t 100 to 8)
33 to 1 Mr. Merry's Wild Charley ,t;
33 to 1 Duke of Beaufort's Crain it)
. .

to 1 •••• 41:117-111t-i.-a7u4171W4.;117 to (t)
4 1 to ilr. Wattles Olmar
•

60 to I Mr. vi7liaiio7:476'steck.•u—earte• (t)
60 to 1 Count F. do logringo's Gladlatour (t)
60 to 1 lit. Sponoor's Lowdown It)
6.5 to 1 Area Friday (t)

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NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.

&unman& —Lin:main. and Fond Again, the latter at
3 p.m. as Monday, Jima 27, sod Bit Row at 5.15 p.m. es
the ran day.

CHELMSFORD SUMMER MEETING.

Boneie Alartin.—Ethelred, Blaot Draught, Etna, Vil-
lage Belle, Zaloo, Mossy Spinner, Hurrah, Rodehffe, Colow-
bum. Image*, f. Buelrfoot, Sternum, Lady Warwick, Lady
Lelia. Antoinette, Elhood, Wiop of the Wiod, Brim*
Silverlocks, Mrs. Somerville. notice, Rase, Fanfreluebe,
Jessie, &showery. Aurelian, Trim, Land of the West,
bam's dam f, Overcast, (Lime, Flageolet, Juolopo, Brother
to Wbeldrake, Bateman, Confederate, Epbemera, Elmodale,
Caws* Magic, Quill, f by Tadmor—Lsdy Wilsou.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER—Bonny.
NORTHEYSZRLAND PUTT..
6to 2 apt Baktottillorat IWO to 7 seat 8141togor (t)
. 104 to T Oldeolnatar (oll)
7to 2 CaAl erOtt (1) Il6to 1 Lady de Trot.
9to 1 Alice (t) toad OA
:00 to a Trott )

THE RITIMIENZIPT or Ma. HALL, THE POLICE
RAGIBTEATL—It is with VOW regret, we are WM that
the public will learn the intended retirement of Mr. Hall,
the chief magistrate at Bow.street, after a retied service of
considerable experiesos. Mr. Hall enjoyed large practice
at the her in former days, and about 40 years ago held the
lucrative absent the King's Juane* la the bland of Jamaica.
In 18a Mr. Hall was appointed one of the metropolitan
police magistrates. We understand that Mr. Hall purposes
retiring on the old quarter-stay, namely, the 6th July next,
oo which day Mr. Henry will take his place as chief moms-
trots. We learn that Mr. Frederick Flowers, Recorder of
Stamford, lie been selected as the new metropolitan police
magistrate at Bow-street. Mr. Hall was called to the bar
in !filmy Term, 1815. In 1844, the late Attorney-General
(Sir William Atherton) married hie daughter, sod the cares
coonected with his large fatherless busily have added mu:h
to the Wien of Mr. Hall's advancing yam, cad hem
rather teoded to hutei4lus retirement.
THE RAILWAY AOCIDENT AT MIHAIL—The in-
quart os Mr. Emu Trigg, the sixth victim of the railway
nOllll4OO on the Ascot Tuesday, was resumed yesterday by
Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Westminster, at St. Martin's
Vityphall. The comes/ stated that as thecose had already
undergoes a full instigation at Fghani, be portioned merely
to call evidence to show that the deceased was is the mai
to which the accident happened, leaving the question of
culpability where it stand wider the verdict give. by the
Egbam jury, which would of coati neoeseitate a trial of the
whole of the feets. The legal representatives of the
mescal parties interested sod the jury baying acquiesced in
this course, Mr. Thomas Jones was called, and proved that
the deceased was in the tram, and was one of the penis.
injured. Mr. Scott, the traffic manager, and Deem, the
guard, baying given evidence to the gams effect, the coroner
bendy summed up, and the jury, without hesitatiom found,
ander hie direction, ea open verdict, Yip, that the doomed
cams by his death through iujuries received by a collision
between two trains at Ribero, on the seeping of Tuesday,
7th June instant. _

A.,CD PUBLIC CotwTmiir IN PARLlA-
MUM—Yeaterday in Lord Star ley's committee Mr. Mere-
' mother, Q.C., concluded hie opening for the am of the
Great Fasters Railway Company's sietropolitea lines end
Matisse. Whammies were examined an support of the bill,
and exempt them Mr. Mayeard, solicitor to the compan,
sad others. The cam for the Redroth and Falmouth Rail-
way wee firaiehed la Mr. Adair's oesimitese, and the oppe.
mitten to it was °peeled. Is the Lords the bill far the
Market Harborough Medway was takes and *widows
adduced. The bills considered mid pissed in Lord Hedge-
dale's committee iacludad the Loodou end Brighton's sew
limn at Battersea; Mobley, Willesden, and Actoo Railway;
Nsaterich and Market Drayton, West Orieeteed Ceekileid,
sad Hatfield, and Llsselly tiarbonr Improsemeet Bills.
TL is choice and strong, moderate
In orb. sad Thelseente I. use. These blvantages have assured
tor Shea tea a emend pratareece. It Is sold is peckete b ;Us
egenia—ifidvertimand.