The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-26 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTI,MBER 26, 1863.

BETTING rAT MANCHESTER.—FuDAT.
0573AREWITCH.
100 to 7 apt Asbald (t)
100 to 6 Barstow (t)
100 to 6 Iroeam 01
20 to 1 Jook Hearts (t)
22 to 1 Myrtle (t)
25 to 1 Drannoor Boy (t)
33 to 1 Ltn•otna (t)
40 to 1 Oakappto (t)
CAMBRIDOEWIRE.
15 to 1 apt Catoh-'eso•Alao (t)
16 to 1 Birdhill (t)
36 to 1 Polyamis (t)
50 to 1 CAirooutlo (t)
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LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING.
FILMS.; Nov. 13.

Faros FOR TliE OREM. AOTCIOI COP, vales 200 sows..
aided to a hsodiaip sweepstakes of 25 soya each, 10 ft, and
3 only, if declared, &o. Oat rails sod three-quarters. (84
subs.) if the highest weight accepting be under Bet 1211),
it will be raised to that, and the others is proportion.

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I AV
Alll
Fantail
.. 6 Earl of Surrey.... 6
Alreack 3 Lemmas 4 Real Jam 4
INchisquar
J=l. 6 Jack .1 Hearse 3 Tipuee
i 3
Bally Edmond 6 11. Philippe 4
4
Udine 3 lUltitcwonß
Baldwin
Sea King 3 Jack of Newbury 3 Kangaroo li
Do'clhella 0 g byWililDarrell— Thei ma 4
Oakappla
Lady of the Ishii.. 3 Pearl Direr 3 Trap
Golden Pledge ... 3 /Salk= 6 Dr. Syntax
'triton 6 Trumps 8 Wyaaday 8
Black Deer
Magnum Comm.. 4 Catch 'em Alive.. 4 Bea Nymph 3
Weatiterwi se .... 4 la Toucques .... 2 Vades Afire
'Killigrew
Dlithneld ... ..... 3 Costa 4 Kautford 6
Oldminster ..... II LleUses 4 °The Moak
King alarm*: .. 3 The Knave 4 Animal= 3
Lames 2 Bright Cloud . .. 11 4.lwldirook 4
Itemises
Ffilrwater 5 Warraloster 4 Old Orange OM .. 3
Lady Puri
Bankroll 4 Somersault
Damascus II Duukeld
*Moab 6 Nebula
Chan 3 Cock Bobla 4 Caller Ou 5
Bohemian 3

Those harem marked thus *, having bees mitered without
the knowledge of their owners, will be struck oat at the
time prescribed, eider specially ordered to ramie ie.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, Sim. 25.—Arironrnuarra.—Lieu-
Waist C. S. Buck* to the Duke at Wellington.
Rioter Henry T. 8. Ley, to the Awed, for the Ode.
donie.

adshipmen G. B. Birgit, to the Butlej ; F. H. CM',
well, to tie Bt. Oeorp ; J. H. Pricketi. to the Edger; G.
A. Oldird, to the Bas Minos ; George Trower, to the De.
fence.

Nsral Cadets E. H. Clarke, to the St. George ; W.
White sad Wm. Hoghtes, to the Ifeeanek; A. A. Taylor,
and J. W. C. Campbell, to the Orlando ; W. & P. Grew,
to the Liffey ; B. P. Hume, to dm Iteeistanoe ; & J. Dub.
wood, D. S. Dickson, and O. W. Let, to that Black Prime;
G. O'Connor, mid A. & Haradtos, to the &gni Ordr,

Engi ---fai,TChorp neers wit supernumerary
Mills, to tits Asia

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Assistant 'Animism Wm. Chase, to the inward. as saw-
namerary ; Wm. Stewart, to the Supply.

CHATHAM, Harr. 25.
DEPAZTURZ or RoTAL ENOINESIIS Fon Raw
ZIALAND.—Thu morning the reiatoroementa of Royal
Re ,mbeers who hare been for some length of lime past
ostler orders toembarit for aew &stand. left boad-opcarters,
Bromptoa barman and proceeded to Gravesend. where
tbey embarked on board the Chariot of Fawn The
derwthaneate go oat to avowal the Ilth company cf Royal
Eogureen.

THE ALABAMA.

MURDER OP A WIFE IN NORFOLK.

A horrible murder has been committed at Elsing,
near East Dereham. The victim was a poor old woman
nerned,Naylor, who was partially blind, deaf, lame, and of
&Image of til. Her murderer was her husband, datum Naylor,
an agricultural labourer, aged 51. On Monday night some
neighbour, named Isbell, heard Mn. Naylor speakiog to her
huAand, and asking him if he was goiug to bed -Shortly
afterwards a light was seen in their mom, ad all seemed
quiet for the night. After the lapse of about as hour, bow.
ever, Isbell and his wife were awoke by strange mime pro-
ceeding from Na l's bedroom, and immediately afterwards
they beard Mrs. Naylor ay out, ••oh, James, don't hurt
me." Than followed a loud shriek, samosected by
a heavy rambling noise, as if something were
being rolled or dragged down stairs ; then um*
another scream and then •dead silence. Isbell and his wife
motioned to hatee, and in a short time they beard the
tread of heavy footsteps in the room underneath the
chamber sad Naylor talking to himself and uttering wild
ejaculations, which he repeated during the entire night.
The suspicious of the neighbours being excited some of them
forced an entrance tato the house, where a horrid spectacle
promoted itself. At the foot of the stairs lay the poor old
woman in her night dress, her body partially doubled up
and her head ..old arms bearing marks of the most mod
treatment. Marks of blood were evident on the person of
the deceased, and there was a small pool of blood where
the body lay. Upon farther examination it was dis-
covered that across the bed-room and down the
stairs there was a blood-track. On a post-mortem
examination made by Mr. Taylor, of Cbattishall, more ex-
tonere injuries were discovered. Two rib were found
broken on one side, and six on the otter, while severe son-
based wounds were apparent on the heed sad temple. How
these 'molds were indicted, and whether any weapon was
used, still remains a mystery. With regard to the motive
for the mime, it appears that the old woman had secreted a
small sum of mosey (21. 7s. 6d.), with which she intended
to pay her rest, and that she had a dispute sod struggle with
her husband about it. When the prisoner was apprehended
be ascribed the dreadful deed to a desire "to obey his
Heavenly Father," and it is considered by some that ha is
suffering from religions monomania. The fact. have been
investigated before a coroner's jury, and Naylor has bees
committed for trial on a charge of wilful murder, at the
ensuing Norwich assizes.

she had given evidence episet one of the prisoner's corn-
pinions that she was to be insulted, and he should sentence
him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour in the House
of Correction for six weeks.
The prisoner rid he could do that lot on his head.