The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-11 00:00:00

LATB3T SPORTING INfiELLIGENCE

(sT Kamm IFILIGNAPE.)
YORK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

EGLINTON STALF.S. T. .C.
Spring Goa ...
En Bouquet ...

FLYING DUTCHMAN'S HANDICAP.
Little SW . . . .
Merry Mad

9 ran.
TICUO STAKES.

211 w Prince ...

CONSOLATION SCRAMBLE.
Tb•obakla .
brag.
LONDIRBORO' CUP.
East Lebereirs
W Mario*
14 res.
TALLY HO STASIS. Two:mum.

A( by Tarim, Hirsedo, Lady %We, Irish filakmisaa,
Virmadiere, Wildflower, Ace of Marta, Eily O'Closusor,
Young Aladdin, Prepack, se by Maid O'Rourke, bleyerbeer,
arid Rosemary. All are hem

CHILD MINDEN IN PADDINGTON.

INQUEST.—CTRUI DAY.)
This morning, at an inquest held at the Bank of
England Tavern, Paddington. upon the body of a child
found thrown upon a heap of bricks is Warriegtonumosat,
Maida•hdl, Dr. Lankenter made emu strong monks upon
the premium of child murder is that district.
WWI, the jury were empanelled.
The Coroner said that he had so hesitation in saying that
child murders were more immerou in Paddingke than is
any other district He toned by statistics that he held case
inquest on a murdered child for every 5,000 iababitants is
Paddingioa, while the prooortims wea one in 13,000 in
Cleriumemiell, and oft in 31.000 in Magical. Awarding to
his experience the children found in a pariah were born in
that parish. These cuss might be attnbesed to the lax
sdministretion of the law.
The jury concurred with the loaned wooer as to the
neaseeity for some action in the =ethic The panishmeat
ought to be mode more certain, sad the government or the
parishes, it was suggested, might offer large rewards for the
appshoneica of the guilty.
10 the cum immediately under emaidenition it was
proud that the child had bees bon alive, and bed beea
suffocated.

The jury retarsed a verdict of " Wilful murder spirit
some perms or ponces as

ONI LUNATIC KILLED IT AxOTw Dr COLNIT
Hales Miry:ix—As isquhy was held yesterday aftereoce
by Dr. Lankeeter, at Cutesy Hatch Asylum, mewl's( the
death of Mr. John Ulm naps, aged 52 years. •
from the evidence that the deceased was a la s Mark
wbo wee removed to the asylum only • forteight ago, 111
he had exhibited symptoms of inienity. He wee placed in
the ward with those suffering from paralysis of the kale,
ad ware of • violent but not homicidal tendency. On
Thnreday last he met • lunatic cab driver maned Daniel
Hobbs as the latter was coming from the valor deed with
• piece of the gas pipe which he had wretched from the
wall. Deceased caught hold of the pips, but was instantly
struck at by Hobbs, who ultimately dealt him • blow on
the bead with the piece of iron. Deceased died from frac-
ture of the skull and injury to the Main tee home after.
Both Hobbs and deceased were " placed in melanin " is
half padded rooms in commence of the fight, sad so
doctor was sent to deceased till four hone had Mapped, as
the arasedants alleged be did not appear to be mach La-
psed. Hobbs was a very violent lunatic, and Mr. Ford,
solicitor, urged that deceased, who was a mild lunatic,
should not have bees classified with stab a seam But Dr.
Sheppard, superintendent of the male department of the
asylum, replied that Hobbs was not homicidal, Omagh be
might be considered destructive to p opwty. The dosceased was therefore sot improperly raladad, sawlike
fatal encounter was entirely fortuitous. The inquiry wen
adjourned for farther evidence as to the classification of
lunatics

AITENPT2DABIASSINATION.—LittffurCI, MAY 9.
This mouth two years our county was dimmed by the
diabolical murder, near Kilmallaak, in DOOG day, while
walkiag home with kin wife, of Mr. Fitzgerald. Beckham
sod Walsh, the perperiaters of the deed, were arrested,
tried, eoorieted, sad executed—ea was also, at a
subeequeat period, Dads Dißine, the conepirstor, and
hirer of the aserasisa. Last week I had to mooed the
murder of the bailiff Bradshaw, while =akin • distress
near New Pallas. Torlay I bare to Worm you of a dia-
-1 Wheel attempt at saminisation which was made yesterday,
Boaday, between 1 sad 2 &dock. As •• woe named
Starkey, under soot to Masers. Murphy, of Car pee Tree re-
turning home from chapel, aocaufanied by his wife, he
was fired at from behind • ditch, • little outside the town,
bat fortunately the shot did mot take effect. Pram later-
matins received, the police wrested two men, sad the
magistrates are holding a pprn'vats inquiry as delirium this
day. No further hare reached the city.
P. 8.-1 hare been informed that Starkey and hie wife
were travelling epos • est when the oesonence •tot tain
and that the hubsod saw • fellow with his facie
present the ran, apse which he ise.iped sad seeped
roceivieg the COSMO& 11 Is else said that he leaped over
the ditch, sod engaged in media with this wooldhe
ainearis, who, however, sseapsd.--Sosiaders.
THE STIRS AT PLYKOHTE.—The strike :sod
look-out in coasezion with the building trades at Plymouth
are, happily, at an end. The revolt a(a moth& attended
by • &putative of twelve meters cad • like nastier of
oporstim, was that an arrangement was effected is ac-
cordance with which the 1711111110 Se Ishostrere —the rate of
whose payment has been the main priori of dispute—will
receive the arks sum they demanded. Their wages, which
formerly amounted to 15e. or 16a. per week, will sow be
17s. The resoletios previously come to that all skilled car-
penters, masons, and plasterers should be paid at the
uniform rate of 21s. per week, was rienanned.