The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-22 00:00:00

BEVERLEY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

ENTRY FOR KINGSTON-UPON-HULL STAKES.
About three quarters of a mile.
Gaunt Cavonr. Foxholes. Boa Chance, Nally Gray, Lady
Louisa, Strong Beer, and Club Queen.
BISHOP BURTON STAKES. T.Y.C.
Sin to Lady Augusta, Sweet Margery, Spring Gen, W'd
Agnes, Enelsior, Aomayma, and Not!vat More an hare.
BEVERLEY CUP. One mile and a half.
Fontsooy, Hypermnestra, VOOIIIOIII, Cannon Ball, Tool.
Tool, Saideealnh, Chivalry, and Secret Treasure are hen.
GRINSTONE PLATE. One mile.
Flt trap and Sir Wathie are he,.,
Orman Anarvnut—Club Quest. Greville, Irritation,
Lady Lauri. Fraagipanni, Cromdadt, Miss Armstrong.
Pumo, Foxholes, Theobelda, Kamm* and Count Omar.

RCHOHILMI REHIONATION or KARL RI7SSELL.
A report was current in the City this afternoon that
Earl Rummell bad resigned, and that the Eml of Clarendon
was appointed Foreign Secretary.
DISCOVHRT or HUMAN RRIELIRS AT CLIC/MEN-
vrzi.L. —(THis DAY.)—This mornine the kg of • female,
putty demoted, was found in Lloyd-equate, Clerkenwer ,
by Police-constable Adams, 115 G. It was exposed in the
lockouts, and attracted • large mob f persons ; the leg end
other home, all of which bad fifth ou them, were taken
to the Royal Free Hospital, and the surgeons stated that
they had been used by some on neat students. It is much
to be regretted that the perpetrators of such a diegrr dal
outrage of public decency should wino* unpunished.
ExEcrTION OF THIS RATHO BHVEDZRER. —"CHM-
Br acn, TUZSDAT. morning the convict George Boyce
suffered the extreme penalty of the law for the murde., re
April 16th bet, of Jeanie Seatoa, at the village of Ratho,
about eight miles from this city. Bryce had been courting •
servant in the house of Mr. Tod, and it seems that the ,
murdered weenie, who was also • servant in the earn*
home, bad made some remarks of • disparaging nature
respecting him to his sweetheart. This coming to the know-
ledge of Bryce preyed upon hie minds and for some time
be meditated revenge. He is even said to have carried •
tercels his pocket for a fortnight, watching for an opportu-
nity of completing his murderous demos. This him how-
ever, been denied by him sum her condemnation, and the
denial is strengthened by several other circumstances.
On the evening of Aoril 18, Bryce entered a room in Mr.
Ted's limy where the girl Seaton was, and, seizing her
by the dire- . attempted to strangle her. She escaped from
his clutches, and eau out of the house, is the direction
of • die:slimy, pursued by him. He overtook her at
the door of the building, and pulling out • rarer from his
pocket cut her throat from sat to ear in such • shocking
manner that death was iestantancona. The murderer im-
mediately ran away, but was pursued, and on being cap-
tared attempted to commit suicide by cutting his own
throat. At his trial he was found guilty and sentenced to
death, although recommended to mercy by the jury "on
amount of her low mental organisation." A memorial wee
got up to Sir George Grey oa her behalf, but on Friday •
reply was received declining to interfere with the nouns of
the law, and the condemned man was told that there was
no hope left. From that time he became missed sad
deeply penitent, and hie spiritual condition up to the 44
moment gave every satisfaction to his religious advisers.
From 13,000 to 20,000 spectators were aseembled in front
of the drop to writhes the execution. The unhappy man
mounted the scaffold with a gem step and died without a
struggle. He bad pawed the eight in prayer, sad had ao-
knowledged the tice of his sentence.
Arnold,ii a sister of Stonewall Jackson, has
been stopping in Wheeling, Va., for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Arnold's husband was arrested some time since upoa
charges of disloyalty, preferred by his wife. Mrs. A. I. •
strong supporter of the Federal Government. and is there-
fore Pot very popular with the friends of her deceased
brother.—Aesericen paper.
A printer, whose fleet son was • very short fat
little fellow. named him " Brevier Fillfseed Stank"—
Loosericen paper.