The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-11 00:00:00

E4FREE§4 i ,FAIIIW EV BNI,NG,
,AttFINOT. U, 1865.

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&yrs of Terrell's suentien by the simple proems of
=2him eat of the eomenualty jar before ha wee
—the liberal party is like IMMO*/ ejected from their
rake everybody, deed or alive, who did sot come u
to the rimer' of the moment. (Ireglabr.
The liberals away§ shrewd to be roving, bet etre
times ft wee cosh feshiset is • retrograde use-
ear and when he was asked abut eceoweatireparty re-
IMIiiCS las prated te the wits al the liberal trill.
Wirt he ihot appall the IL' frenseilli belie UK, it was
anisideved • argereem ha it, and enelret might've* endwa-
ys his asst. But what was the fact this you ? Why, that
the unsold= to precisely the same' measure wee led by
liberal mambas who had voted far reedy the same
au
ea two foram oreesiros. (Bess, hear.) They were right
in 'haggis' their wane, but would soy re say that •
ereservatir Opposition we abstractive whim Mini atth
Inds sapped • insesare shioh its ow% femme Mr& sow
soderred ? Well, be ad hese ettokerd for osif ths
e ?meek treaty. He refereed ha did we treaMis of
eemeros, sad therefor he did what he thweglet wee the
Wirt this( to do as sore amestres—voted nerd the
Whole measure In the Bret lastras • and whoa it bad re-
esiveithe rapport els sasiority refrelied free ewers it
Ia detaiL But Bremer to be foegottea that sore of the
rest streamer orarts of the bill were liberals, Hr.
Hem's' in the Caimans. sad Lords Orgy said Omestime
in the Lords. He was ardour fere good trade with From"
bat the altered habits of the Freer people would have
gives we the trade without the treaty. It ma too dies
forgothe whoa seek* for • eases for the praperity of the
coustry is spite of the Dorm hennas that the Americas
war which oared that calamity also brought with It II 1,00.
, degree the mros of meths; it. The tarrying Wade et the
I world wee lost to the Araerieses, sod Orly fell to us. sad
the trade in wool both here sad la the colours beam*
greatly inoresesd. He bad is coselosion only to express •
baps thst they would soon seas welcome the guest of the
reels( is lus former asperity as member for Honiara.
(Clem)
Other toasts were given, and the procrdiags were pro. Wired until • late hour.

311...SZYMOUR FITZGINALD AND MI. CAY 3,
N.P., 41 NORWAY.
—e-7-
toolCorday the conservatives Of Bertha= dined
to coseele thesteshes for the expel his of their i
Mader Se=erf Foteign Aghast frees the repeeeststlon
0 Mid
Mr. Finosemo, es rimise to rotors tholes for lie toot
tiinfati Wel*, was Received with loud Pews. After inti-
that the TPA el tbe late codest had bees a sources
el deep regret sod eves el mortification to him, mad did-
belie" kis dirket so tbe apathy of some of his openers,
be proceeded as follows :-I sin ante yea would thhk I was I
et
ably veirsyattly fulfllline my duty if I were sot to refer
mew alsaraotor of the elections which ban jeer
esego es,, bermes it is not merely from local roues or
hcm & trod ly Segos towards myself that Yen have fought,
amide willing to fight emits, a battle here, but beasts yen
have at heart the ammo of the moservative omens.
We lime
joss told by many of the writers is the public journals that
Oehler posed ideates is • convincing proof thst Owe heel
Piton what has boa popularly termed . ' coessivallee
reasiton." Now I mkt leave to differ entirely from that
opine& In the first pis* I contend that there ham sot
bee* a large majority returned in favour of the meant
government, but that it has been rotund in Anew of the
essiwevative element in the mope governess& (Hear,
bear.) More than that, looking at the speeches width have
=
vexed by Pay of the enecessful cadidates, no one
easing that la the Ires leen of the term thin has
bent • mod marked oceemostin neetios throughout the
emealley. What bee he the pound which has bees takes
by asany-I would almost my by the majority-ef the
Moral candidates who have priessted themselves! They
look forward wit It rierbisty to • modification in the rept&
moseatios, sod to the pesehility of • ts reforms
bill, &ad they sty that they wish to see the
94012satiss regained for the reerementatton modi- i
gel and extended, bat not degraded. I caned point
out • more marked Leases of this cossenative rearelea
them the position taken es behalf of the 'mooned by
Bet; Gawp Gery Won the dieolutios took place. Tas t
sgessenrist came idea °Mem pledged to en exteded Reform
to a 101. suffrage is cooties, and to a laminae of the
to Si. or less in boroughs. It was epos that ground
that toy challenged the ocefidence of orliament, mad see
esedad le displacing the then Pesters of the amen. That
wee the position is which they entered ea* Aid sew READING RACE& -Tnulan•Y.
what is their pieties after five years' experts°. of public The inswing has always how a foToorito ono with Los.
°Paha l Thad vollisvererseete speaking through the denote, and this year the heavy halm from Waterloo and
month of Sit George Grey, Wel they would brim forward Paddingtoe stations were endemism of the isersealeg peps-
• edam bill if there was • geteral fade' is the lathy of the meeting. A few yams sleet them was mitteag
onatry to femur of It, but if that, was sot • geseral lasing against the bolding of raps is the vicinity of Bee&
feeling expressed by the west', in favour of • large sates isms, owing to the bigetry and neMlios of a sanotimonions
sine of the suffrage, they, as ministers of the omen, would ape, bet affairs being put isle loads al as ailed ma
nor Proems it (" Beer, bees,' and sheers-) That thews Imposst the nisming has mostly biome as (I the best
that after an experiment' 'of Ave years, they And the very ispirostsd gaiwrisgs in ghs metropolitan °imp,. The
public opinion in favour of • large reduction of the Ina- propszorate issued °a the prated ocessies wai cos of the
°hiss, on whisk they relied is mospeog eel* so very beet ever issued, and as will be sews by the appended re-
doebtf al that they will net now eves pledge themselves*, torn the fields were tarp, more partioulmly the Nursery
beteg forward a reform 'NIL Take, again, Pe d the most nets, which brought out Meets yosepters of more then
soled members of the house for y a redaction of ordinary: met, Tea signior, pdsposse woo ono of those
tho freschise-Mr. Locke Klee. ear after year Mr. pod Wimp moles found in
the
races, and Wes'
Le
Ring hammed oc the house the adeptles of • 101. Teem tried to give weight to the Gunboat filly the party
!epithet In counties, but he sow throws over were naturally rapine. The Berkshire &skim was the
lit 101. scheme, asd will be perfectly meted with aid item of tiredly, &dMr. Brayley's velours were again
sae of ".Al. (" Hear, hear sad cheerio) This shows is the ascendant, adding another to the many wins with
that there has been, is this best sense of the word, which that popular sportsman has reently bean edited.
a conservative resume in the country. (Oboes.) Web° hppesded are fall particulars of the day's sport.
W, sawed the neisimit portion of our Middens -thew Tag FABTRAMPSTIAD PAP Area= teedic wiener ep)
to he
of 5
are termed the advanced liberals-by their clamour aim each, with 50 added for all ages.
constant agitation to modem as impreeden that that. sold for 304 sows. Straight ers harbafs.,"b
• strong feeling in the public mild in favour of as Or. Merry's Crisis, by fieunterer- e. 4 yrs,
(Totems%) 1
eateesive measure of reform. All this has gone by now, _l:Matta...l
sham 4
yr..
84
alb
((Mast) 2
aid public opision speaks lordly for itself. While we are a
Mrr IL
willing to give to the ohm now nerepremoted their fair Tbs• tou,T,eon owli"ekoio,;BfloiCzari,2tooy3 ow/M nest. 3r alb ' •
04ur"
lady.i. jo' 3
..4.
share is the representation, there is a dams hello" that bud. Viols, end My doh.
wo ought not to pass measures of reform that would en- Betting isto 2 apt Crime, sto I each apt Viol& and
able the closes now unrepresented to swamp all other Oradea, 10 to 1 apt Jaw Shoes, and 12 tel 1 apt My Cob.
of and to throw es Paden Sate the arms The tot win got
otiOy to an Ono Aut. alterin, ur goes;
of a democratic goneentot. la this reseed, 1 about a coop!. of huadred yards the favourite showed is
mg, there bas been • great ciaosenstive minim frost, followed by Viola and Jane Shore to the ditto*
I an hide for the Phrase lieseerattiall tee' where Viola dropped beak, &adept& went on with the load
Hoe, if it is cooed by it that we are to dissos one en to the sad, Peon wily by two lengths ; Castles a bad
ammo simply to put soother is their plow What 1 look third. My Cob finished fourth, and Viols amt. Dastard
to is this, that the public feeling of the soantry has and gerwsrioss Lady wen the bob two The wiserwas
swatted itself in a conservative sew; sad with that, bought is for 400 o.
Tort government may be in Power: 1.. m for a .esell
_las TM SrEWenDB -PLATS( nandiosp) of 100 ems. in spoospiels,
eased. (Owen.) Theme hhasbeen e god u owls' fee 3.yr.olds and upwards ; wissen after the publication
is in this town se to what is mead by ' • liberal gent. ii- of the Perbtsextra. Seven forking&
meet,* and some difference of Thies was expresses by Mr. G. Aneell's Lady euentise, by !Wham dun by
myself and Mr. Herat on that point when we stood before Wes babe. S yrs. 7.1 alb tlns.lolb. es.) Merry) 1
yes oo the hosting.. When a mac Nays he is as adherent Mr IL &glee' Pre Diver,
_4 yr,.7st s Hibbard; I
ors liberal gmerament, I Pat to know of which section is eet_ilOWlet_te_._t Pore,
_. t
_yrer
_7tinirlh _ .
_...,_ lei,useut) 3
he • supporter. la he a supporter of Lord Palmerston, of ~,,..I=2"="s,,!FsiTt' illet, rd= wigsowestrdiors.
whom I heard Itched Cobden say in the house that he BS'is-rrosTayssissr'''
believed be was the met bigoted old Tory is Books , 4 lc, 3 oat Godoonbos. sk. 1 }soh kw, Lady
it, is he a supporter of Mr. Geddes& Wideness sod Pearl Diver, 6to 1 eget Orate* Bto 1 apt
who is s now claimed as the futon leader and apostle of the Norma, 100 to 9 apt Peignoir, ad 100 to 8 apt Volpe.
Morel ratty flouter and them./ The Tames has After a delay the lot were despatched to a pod stash with
lately taken up ear. Imbibes, sad has predicted for lum the exception of Latitude, who whipped rand, and was
• brilliant future. They Mt he is the ply men whose fen many leophs is the rear. Hiroo settling late their
pant and liberal and enlightened symothus am fairly places Peignoir ems in front, closely followed by Godlier.
entitle him to reptant the liberal party. But I hold is sham, and Lady Valentine, Pete Diver, and Overture at
my hind an extract from the Time describing a speech the hied ef the others. Tbev ran with little change for
made by Mr. Gladstone, in referee* to the exhumes of half a mils• when oodrowskss, gave war, and Overton
the &amp, in which the miter says :-•' It is the lan. took third pleat to the distance, where Papaw drooped,
mOge of sweeping and levelling deateersay -of men who beele and Pearl Diver went one in attendee°, on Lady
Lave emancipated themselves from the right divine of Valentine, whom, however, he meld never web, and Mr.
kluge in order to fall into the mildly dangerous doctrine of A.gsll's filly woo eleven; by a seek ; a length saparated
the right divine of multitudes. It is equality against liberty. the second sod third. &Awash,m was a bad fourth.
Ills Masai again/ Iseellm„ ,It I. obliMat o°oltat ordoot_. Peignoir fifth, Fristy Matzen end Bedside It next ; Belle of
szpariesos. It is • 0011111Uwee Wire= the NM snit see gees and c„,wipos low.
mom." Hods( these einnuasteases, whin lam told that Tax gismo 9rAmos of 36 sm. 'sob, 5 ft. with 50
a candidate obtains the support of 1 0000titesopy 04 the added • for 2-yrolde; colts, Bst 101 b ; fillies, Bet 51b ; with
pound that be is an adhered of the liberal government, I pomades sod spowasow. Half a was.
meat to knew if he if an adherent or the tory hider don- Mr. Pardee's Qui Vivo, by Vedetter-Tbsolep MHO
ailed by Mr. Odd* et el Mal eireepieg awl levelling r tine. 71b tetra (Cesiance 1
democracy described is the Five. It is perfonly true that Me. 11. Thelissea" diedister, at nth (ler- lib Wes)
X. Gladatop bad to 'aphis away that epee* and that is „......,____,_ ....._,,_._,_ ~, ~.,„.. (Teething 2
the, only esteem 4 weeervative reaelke for he ma SI-, L1T:7,74'71::;ir faZie."'"`"Aw. Noyie..(ThwParmool,,S
Ire iill be biased- gdatlehtet
.eied f hem.) "co result a ammeter, Taosbourioe (late Itlrkeoemei), and Meld of Lon.
the late °leftism. =0 liwoottoonto gialee.to the ller= &Peg :9to 4 opt Gladiator, 6to 2 yet Qal Vivo, 6
°Preform is that with, • toff *hod;atm that al tel 1 opt Tina, 100 to 15 apt Chromate", 8 to 1 apt The
most engage the iamb= of padietneet I ds not believe Squire, 12 to 1 aget Maid of Lore, and 20 to 1 apt Tarn-
thd any here pretest era at ell Wellared, after boariar. The Squire got off is frost, followed by Gladiator
the agitation which the queatis has reseifeds to let and Qat Vim, Obrooometer beading the remainder A &s-
-it remain where it is. •On the contrary, It is to the Uses item home Gladiator gave way to Qvii Vin, who
interest of the ceneerestin party that we should look the waited os the soaks till opposite the Stand, when he saws
question la the face, and heist that it shall receive as with • rash, and won in • canter by two 'seethe ; the
early bat coestitheonal settlement at the horde of paella- Squire only beaten a head for wood dam ; Chronometer
pot We are net afraid to treat our working brethren was fourth. Norio, fifth, pad of Lora not commis Lon
with the suffrage. Thera are many of them fully quelified Wons a tout way, bringing up the was
to exercise the rights of the suffrage in a meow admit- nu KING e lemoow *TALUS (Handicap) of 5 sova. each,
Owes to tht country and honourable to themselves ; but with 30 added ; dowers extra. Owe mile.
whet we do °Meet leis, that there should be so wide an Mr. Arebery's Nemo, by Mountain Deer-Antilop 4 yrs,
extension of the satrap, that in poet of numbers so other Ist 121 b Or grisobsw! 1
slam would have a chases of making its opinion felt sad Mn, ~,,,3/I,loaßei]toazerait h). Irnehetillh (4= :
*wowed as &pion the opinion of the worktog elms. Mr. :.
Th. fonenTing also ran .r-asiiii, Conedwalld, latelsetes, and
=hear) I bate bean snook with the extraordteary H.,47.
tender of liberal Betaken within the last few weeks THE gAsposir pure of 25 nova added tea Sweepstakes
on this (monies. They say they are desirous of of 3 son. web, for 2-yr-oids mil spina& ; weight. far
seeing a wide satsuma:Hi of the suffrage, and yet, ags with swiss suos,ansam Firs gurfooga
looking at the elections which have takes place, yen dr. iVkkeburg, by Vldette-Psholitay, S yes,
will &bathe liberal journalsoomplaideg of the extreordi- Id 6111 (6W.) ili= i
nary ignores* cortnptien, and nudity which have bete Mr. IL erode Teddy. aged. Sit 1601.)
displayed by that clamed voters is boroughs who are pope. Mr. J. ewers' Merry LP. s yre. eat 'flb MO- i s
hely known se freemen. Oaths one Wad they arlvoode the s,_,„__ , .ki 4 Cirtsr„„_,__444s rm., ,
Papaw of a measure which shall extend the suffrage to the was., llltO 0 apt " ,o.sburlfi ono 0i• t @Pk Tod.b.
Tarr lowest class of the community, and op the other they The latter mate play, framed by Vieksburg lad the Mr&
complain of the iporanos and venality of the doe to whom Carter sc." Th. .14siwri 1'114444 v 44 lw4d 44rIdi 48(1
they pro
to give it. It will not be for the emesevate at the distance Vicksburg took class order whit 'eddy. sad
Dirty to mopes any reform bill. It is coostantly said that the pafr ran home a good rue. Vicksburg Monist by •
his rwswirsifoo WIT are obou.swirs I deny is entirely. heed Merry Less was a bad thud. The Mrs. Outer colt
Os a eggs. orkekoe pm are se wand ie. amiss is she beltee off. The winner was bought in for 55 gainer.
sum of rowsibososs; room, aa any party fa she wsLowy, Tim 82128111111 Suite (liaadicap) of 20 son. esob.lo It„
sod fax more than tome old wbige who have so hag sad sif &elated, web 100 added ; tbs owes, of tbo would
rated us. But se an opposition their office is to watch i° .°°°* hit /take I whore after the publication of the
narrowly the coons of the goveroment, to nes that they act "jib_ te. 1'„,..1114-,.,....Arisrthmi 4Drverldll.44 Ihnise_faart. , rrs
sop to the principles which they as an opptioei are de- "";k'"dic,'"' ''' (hisacQ I
tegrained to maiotate, sad to take oars that epee«, shall Mr. wepsoses Defy. 3 rie. bet 9th (B. Clot; 2
be, for the bootet of the country at large. That is the Mr. B. Goatees Dr. Swishtsll, 3 yrs, let 91b Memo) 3
position of an opposition, and it is that position which no. The
followings** ran :-Fantall, Dunked, etockowner,Ascet,
comerily gins to us who have so keg sat oo the wrong side end insettlanna
media Speaker's Omit the newsroom of an otertruothe Betting l3to 1 Wet Pearl Diver, 9b 2 apt
galley which we do not either profess or elves out. I wish 6 tot soh apt Fantail, Dueled& and Defy. 100117" TM i
to-see the ooeservative party pat themselves is harmony Dr. Seisbtail, and 100 to 8 apt Ascot. They wen gist
with the public °piece expressed at the late petrol away t• geed order at the ant attempt, aid "ID I
tepees. As regards the conduct of the government on Send Dr. Swisktail showed the way. atteadedilky,
fustian affair', I believe it has met with the approval et the close up with whom wea Pearl Diver, the others f
wintry, which is of opinion that that policy is safe in the in • wimp with the exception of Ascot, who jumped
hands of Lord Palmerston, who is the only member of the neon the gag falling,and following some two hued tads
goverment in whom the country has, generally speaking, off was soon pulled up. After going about half • mile Stook.)
epicentre. It is become Lord Pelmentos has Wed is owes took up the Minis& and Talculasim van intotweed 1
swords's*" with those great premien' whisk have always plam, followed by Dr. Swished! and Fantail, sad thee they i
been the distinguishing mark of the conservative party ran Wong the side of the river to the bead, where Dr. Swiele
that to a great extent that support has been give* to km tall ran alongside of Tuseelatruni, the latter lying wit the
administration win* it received at the late electioe. Mr. sit* Peal Diva sod Defy close up. Melded the Wes into
Fitzgerald °occluded, amid loud Weer', in proposing the the straight, Tontines's ran ends, taking Footed one. i
health of the 169 deem who voted for hem. alterably oat of pound, thus letting up Defy aid Pearl
Kr. Lororr bristly responded. Diver; the pair came as together in close company till pp&
Mr. C. S. theme proposed the health of the members site the stand, where Pearl Diver came out, and won
of the harvest? of Snareinen and Bops of &ember. cleverly by belt a length • Dr. Swishtail • bed third.
Mr. Cave, in acknowledging the toast, said it wee of no I Dunked was fourth, and fueadatium several loathe off
we slikteietes the feet that the oppoeitiee wreak! go back Alta Stockmen's. was next, Fantail being the abseintely
to pisaeset with their ranks **Wooed by many grim- 'llo_4* ..,
°us loset-entne more urine that that of ow, dialed TH.I /141111136 PLLT3 (Handicap) of 100 sees.. for 2.yr.
vsited guest. (Haar, hear.) One reams for these lanes tide : .winners niter the declaration of the weights extra
seined so be the apathy of their own party-an apathy 00.._"• "Moog& kl4=
occasioned in many plass. by the not universal whip that Mr Hby Tonniarnent -Cooker de
low 'fit (1. °dirtily) 1
the sable lord at the head of tee government was a good Mr. 0. Mazurka, Oat 131 b (IL Adams) 2
mewerrative-(bear, hear)-that be would not yield to d.. Lord Vlvlan's The Sharper. at
rimeratio pressers, end that, as the coastry was pin on The fellewhin she ran :-Nstittloo, Blender Amboy Marvel,
very well, it would be a pity to make a Waage. The Belerettlee Siecf_llol, Adam. Msullrese. fby Cemsehie-Hop I
folios was natural ; but whether it was good for political binge, The Better Morse everted* items* and Toulouse.
nicitaltiy that a party sloweld gain °Mos is ow obarseter and ettieg 4to 1 slid Mesurks. 9W 1 egst Retvoutes, d les
bold it in another, sad whether it was possible fee a minis, 1 slut The Ithstrre 7to I sett Andrew konoir 10 to IWI I,
try to centime permanently in dew by the support ofs see- the Hoebtail fhly, sod 100 to 8 met sag other. OW tee i
ties of both pare*, he would not stop to inquire. He was failures tbe Holibine filly jumped off with the lead, followed.,
quite willing to concede to the goverment the credit of ay Retrousse We and Belrlsolltimil the latter however
pone marry useful laws, bet he most say that 'bag soon gave trey to Mazurka, who went on In c'oes attendwas
seemed disposed to claim for themselves more than theft by Slender MB roundreg the bead, when the la
vidi Massed
_enerellteg
doe. Whatever was fortunate they claimed for themselves ; the heed, but shortly giving oar. Rotroot.i.
whatever was unlock,/ they headed over to their *eve. In elms attendees'. drew away and me hose • Age ass,
Mate, and they weld be imaginsd jest now waiting, Ire Beadle'', dolt whit's( by a had! The Ohm=
is all the agony of soirees, te make up their a bad this • Blender fourth, Horible• filly end
milt& whether the Atlantie telegraph was a oeseernitive elope tonstbe't nest, the Whets bided "'bins,' Is by Osstb2
or a liberal enterpeite. (Lmighter.) It repelled to his elms end Bthwtetialt
essellam the Old petition& bone ef the lost rnereHon : I WXIOI3III roe TER C4V131341.11 STAKES (Haadicap) or!
What Basket the quartets loaf and LoMi ea rise, 5 sop eseh, with 90 added. Tbroseparters of a mile.
And Peabirs' Pips web hop Mae flies 1 Age st lb AV •• as •
tea.) Bat But sot Ply did they take all the good and One 4 9 0 Teddy • 511 .
Cr camsevativss the bed. In events, but dm la am. Ufa of the Maw •• • 911 °19947. a 54 '
Fitt mid Peel. end the other day, whin he Istd....._,,._°•thisss é elt Baioirid 3 4 it.
(Mr. DM) suggested that the whip wen rcepoesible for '''9".....9._ . 4 II 6 Stoic
ihe °twos. were his epteeneet replied that Lard Aberdeen . rarities lo toroooloa.
web the mussel it, and that Lend Aberdeen needle greatest i alliiral. -Mime Benne emit and Ell* is abe all- tire
tory that ever WM.' • Se-ms the Quasi, gel Ad of Or limn tarapftews

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

IN7WLLIGENOII.

Yews. Morig, sad Yvon. Smith •14 Clo. al Lou
with latest to obialibise dthole sois bad
hooded is ia oosiroitti this aims in a miry artebZ and
tiaras • slay Jog way. tad the Hotels. waa that
they hi ins or 18 moths. with herd labour. is
' Ballad 114 wore hood runty shoo so • fourth
room,. *mho eau with adoorkitat parroay to °Pala
goo& hies Mbar andemain with latest to abet &SIN
and 111* Matele• We OW liblq pays easel lie. ed.
Thwiri giebsi 81•14.1atoraii, sod the and was &only
aro
lia NM d " lffiNally LIU, tondos and Korth War
tfoo Belly* 00sqleiy;'_ brim by** death or phintirs
wire. who bad boa Whit to daloodoota. roileay, ropcetod
In the opariodapos oltho Soh imolai, the jou loud II V 1111604
hot giquohas

NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—itswicß, AVOcor 9.
Chows 0000.—(Bile' Lord Ohief Jenks Ms.)
Albert O. Attwood, 83 years of sp, and dunned is the
cabman as an &cocoanut, was charged with Monello/yam.
beading qe the 11th et Affil, 1864, mad divers other days,
monis ementy to the anoint 618001., the property of illy
=re Middleton sad Mhos, Innen of the
Ravings Beak. A seend Manning 1111111/Sa
bisanlth the misdamsanour under the Sayings Bank Act,
alth sad 715 b Viol., of sot duly secoustled forthwith foe
certain eieneys nosived by him se sonny of the bask.
Mr. Mawr, (fie and Mr. Parker were fee the present-
nos ; Mr. • Milialmd the 961000 r.
The tad
for felony was the first upon which the
pclwe wee arraigned, at 4 to that he y leaded Dot guilty.
To the other badielmeet he pleaded Lathy.
Mr. /Wirer maid that is regard to the dist ledienent
there were tecesical &Mealtime I. the way of the pronto-
Moe, sad be thought the ends of jean= would be answered
by the mune the prison had liken. Ho therefore pro-
pane to offer no evidence de that.
The Lord Chief June maid he led reed the deposition
earefellp, sad if e weendifininee is law them were
son inceslly to hinted, bat if Mr. Manse thought he
ought to receive s verdict of net guilty upon the *barge of
would do so.
The jury then said NM OwWy.
Mr. liolwer then said Chet the primmer same bite the
service of the beak in the year 1851, Led for ten pen
served faiilifelly sad housefly. After that time the 4.1.1.
cation arose, sad, epos discovery, the treason inn
they
were bound to make an example of the primmer, and insti-
tute the preset
Mr. °midge adirere dedn court is mitigation of puoieli-
meet.
The Lord Chief Justin end this was just one of theme
mime whee • deal of sympathy might exist as benne ms
s
sod an, but in hie copeeity as ledge lie wee boned to look
at the bare facts of the case. The priether's oonduot was
most discreditable and dishonest, and it wee of the last
Im-
poriance that moth intitutions as canny manage bents
should be 000dncted in a manner to inspire cionedespos. The
depositors were of • class ninny their loony by hard
labour, mad it was mad to think that moth • tees es the pri-
mary might be the means of depriving thin of the proceeds
of their thrift sad industry. He wsa gted to fled the
trades, had made good all that bad hese lost by the pri.
miner, so that the poor cople wan so losers.
He then met end t penny to impriaoameas for 12
calendar months with hard labour.
John Cooper, • respeetablelooking young man, mows-
dewed to his bail, °barged tinder the 24th nevi Hlth Vie. e.
VT, 561, with unlawfully and malkionaly damaging perseosi
property to an 'amount exoeeding the property of Mr.
Fish, of this tows.
Mr. °midge prosecuted ; Mr. Metcalfe defended the
primmer.
Tlth charge arms out of • lOW at the late borough elec-
tion. Oa the coning of the polling.ilay s soh gathered
opposite the prosecutor's door, mad a man whom they were
ill-esiog took refuge is Mr. Fish's shop. The porters and
assistants elidenoured to vent his being followed, sill
the primmer was seta as op • stenoand throw it
through • large pass of p ens in the deer-way. The
borough melanins committed him for trial, sad the ease,
it was expected, would have lasted s beg nine, bat • con-
ference having taboo placebetween the couesel eopged, the
&Emden pleaded guilty.
The Lard Chief Justice maid he thought it a proper ter-
mieatin of the case, se at eleetiou lance than was. great
deal of excitement that it wee better amid outside than
rue the risk of bang kept alive by • Ind 'evolving great
ocellool of tenni:my and sarisuotnows feeling. He this
ordered the dolman' to ester into his owe recognisaans in
SW. to came op for judgment when called epos.
With this can waded the Sumner Anises for the Norfolk
Oireeit, 1885.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Ths imelems of the amirt was resumed yesterday mere*,
befogs Elmjaant Dania& Mr. Payee (ludas). sad Mr.
White, Dr. Jervis, sad other *Sloss.
Sarah Bowser, 47, sad irrausas arrow, 21, mother and
daughter, were phi* et the bar charged upon en
fsdiel-
meat ea followsi—ft AV MS Williams to steal therm
of 10a. and divers other gams, the moseys of Hoary Wit.
limns; and did feloniously re;eive the same well kaowiag
tbmis to bare bees stoles.
' Mr. Cooper (instructed by Mr. Vane) prosecuted. the
rimers were not defended by mums", sad Pleads sot
plity.
Kr. Cooper stated the caw at some length, which waaaf ter.
wards proved by 'hes/Assisi'. The promote err a grocer
well to do io badness. The elder primer had formerly
ben employed to his house sa efarworam, and knowing
OM the prosecutor's daughter, Um Williams, was not •
pesos of the Mitten istailleeml aspen! took admits.
of her weeks's*, and persuaded bar to pm bor mama sums
of mosey. The first mosey slue pm bee we. as far beet I
as two mars ego, and she had contratued to 0w her enemy
at different intervals until militia a month el this time.
The totalmount, as astirly as emicl be caloslated, was
about 2001. that the primers had reogived. The younger
prisoner's implication in the matter oecarred tbie
way. The elder primmer, by *me; ha., wade
the prossenties daughter abstract from her father's
till several some of mosey sad deposit them
in the enviers beak I. bar (llme miaow primmer's)
name, telling her that she would God her a beam& and she
should have the whole of the mosey wises she ma married.
The proessutor's daughter ma easily gulled by the prim-
sera, who seemed to bare held quit ee magical WASIK* over
her rather Nay disposition.
Agee. Williams was calked, and although she is • perms
of very apparent weak iatelleitual carmeity she severthelem
gave her mamas la awry steeightformal ammer. ffite
spewed to be she suffering Irma • paralytie amities of
the amok@ of the tam Her evideme clearly brought the
pristmere Adam home to tbam.
The primers asked some unimportant questions of the
'Meares, but did not in the slightest degree shake their
testimony.
Mr. Pedant Awl* summed ep the am at considerablel
Isegtb.
The jurnfotiod both prisoners Guilty.
Mr. fisejiant Dowlieg, in passim wines, maid tbat
daring the 000rse of • long megrims, be bad wryer heard
of a parallel cams, and commuted is very strong terms
upon the primers' base teeth e& He regretted that it was
not is his power to seateme them to meal servitude. The
metemmof the mat upon Sarah Bowser, the elder pet.
weer, wee, that she be impAsoried aad kept to best
or
for twelvemonths. ha regarded the ether rimer. the bud
mot taken so active • part in the as.., and the sesteme
upon her was that she be imprisoned sod kept to
bard labour for six months.
Mr. Cooper applied to the court that the mere might be
allowed.
Mr. fferjeast Dowlfsg saii—Oh, certainly ; it was a
mole proper prosecution.
The primers were removed from the deck miss
gad loudly protesting their innomos.
This is the wend ease of the sari that has occurred
within a month.

OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Owyworito, Atrousr 10.
CDOWN oourr.—(Before Yr. Justice Ryles.)
Till CHILTZINAM 111.110.11011 NUBDZIL.
Ms lordship to charging the grand jury of the moiety
referred at some length to this ow. Be said there wen two
di of murder in the calendar to which be shoeld not
be g his duty if he dice sot call their Mistrals.
The Bret was the ass of Join Theses Glass, • yaws man
of the age of 30, apparently in respectable siraucostanass
in
life, who was charged with the wilful murder of William
Lyles, at Chaltmeham, on the 12th July last. This was •
ease of a peculiar and painful mien, bemuse although
it was a ease whisk ranged itself within the del-
-1 Dation of warder, yet there was an abases la the ease
of that previous sad long standing =lies which wee a meet
important ingredient in crimes of this description. And
yet ha feared that the fees were such that if they believed
the witnesses they would bring it within the reng• of
murder. The facts of the as he Deed set go int., as
they were well knows to them all, and he would (sly make
Gee or two remarks upon the law se slicing them. Whoa
so deadly weapon was and. and death ensued from the
; use of a stick or Mho, sous istetruesst, the degree of pro.
vocation that had been gives would distiognish the oleos
I le between maselauchter aod murder, sod this was a very
II different cue to that is
which a deadly weapon bad bees
used. Is • ease when lees provostioa night redoes the
111 erims from murder to manslaughter, bat where a
deadly weapon, such as a sword, a knife, a leaded on,
or • Distal wee used, in that as he ecioesived that awe
wads we not rafloteet provesatios to wades the wise
to manslaughter ; there most be sobs' blows sad Mao de.
pee of ortTeritios used. Now in this ems be did set led
that, althoesh • deadly weapon—to wit, • loaded *tal—
lied bees used, any arseuet of 'commotion had bees ad-
dressed to the reissue previous to it we. According to
the depositions. all that he had said was, "Hurrah foe
the hearth of yellow." Tits primmer thee treat up to
the deosamed sod said. " give you yellow.' Oe this bel
palled • pistol out of his Mothers pocket, put it to the
Lfuaie:f the deceased, and shot him. This, therefore,
was • case ba which is the fint Oboe deadly wespou wam
awl eseendly it wee • ease, as far se be maid see, in
which there wee an abreact of proveethis even by words
addressed to the primer Mama ; and it this stele of
fads were horse oat it would be their ditty to lads hill
for wilful warder. With any wilitellaeots made is behalf
r of the primmer they bad thane to do ; whether it was
I set up that ts did sot know what he was doing at the
Itime, or that he did not know right from wrong. At the
ruse time be mad repeat that is wits a was of a tory
palatal sewn.

MIDLAND RAILWAY.
The following is the report of the directors
to the half-yearly se s& n.estios of the propie ors, to
be hen it Darby as the lestit test.
The directors lees rillikrepoth
of the railway for the Pest half-year,
with those of the eshileissing_ peeled. di V 0 4a • a;
ender i—Meese enathiss,l96,2o6l., showing es ineeeres ei
11.1111; fres miesralk 289,2554. skewing as inweessaf
OHL; from nierchaadiss, 509,8321., showing as ingress ad
26,0034; from awls,. 15,0641 stionng an ingress of 3934
The result el the whole being that the snores:sat of the
Wallis is 1,195,1374, and the total Wessel) 38.2011. This
result is moth hake that which was spirted in wino
speadiag belf.yier of 1864. espixdally Maar the el
the noel* from the serfage of *nob have UM
atablerria 'ally rasped in consequethe (tithe strikes whisk have
takes place la various parts el the eloeis end from other
seer. The Inhume available far Ised is 416,11271.
la. 6d., el whisk the era of 6,6144 144.116 is brought
from the sweat of the preneas ball yes sad the
directors are stabled to reesmaind the 'declaration
of the following divide* (ter Wm* talL Pay-
able on the Ist day of September son:—
U. ss. upon each 1001. •Donsolidated Stick ; 21. Ilk 3d.
once each 1001. Coneoliciand Birininghent and Derby &mit
W. ss. upon each 1001. Candidate& Preferential Stook ;
91. sa. upon seek 1001. Cessalidthed Basra& ell Stook ;
21. ss. epos each 1001. Coneolidated 41
_per cent Preferestral
Stook; upon sob 1001. Lekenen iedMitchn Prefers,.
Wel Stock ; 24 ss. apes each 100100ciesolikted Dredges-
able 44 per emit. prefesental Bleak,• le' vim emit 164
5 per est. preference Auk being haff.yowt as 41. pr
than at 5/. per set. per mean ; ltd. open cent 94 these
beim; sthetyees days at 61, 10s. per east per sans,
leaving • bakes of MOIL 14s. Id. to be serried to War
seen of the corset hell-year.
It will be observed that the dividend reopened is emir
what is.. Bra that earned In the ceneseending
of 1864 ; this seises panty _tram as hearses ia the spews
caused ley the advance width has taken place is warps,
feel, and ether inateriede amewery for the welling of the
railway, and pertly (nee the istast aseraleg as the out-
lay sPobb new ftet whisk are in present aspredeetive.
Mr. Sulky reports that the sells(
_Moak is ia goal
main order, and that dune' rho We yes mans Jaws
30,1866 the miles" performed *Sales lies bees am
lowaWith panwejer tram, 9,9 496 tibi/s• with Fab
sod
pare
with 3,316,455 miles; tees, ti.1ig6,950 miles.
Compared with the ocerespoodiss period Let year, tine
shows en nesse with De per., trans at 168,562 read
with goods and mineral treks, of • 247,134 Silts Total
leans... 430,696 miles. 'TM thineeds of lebleubotive stook
lon the hell year have lees 10 engines,
amid stereatra. bask
vase. Übe's, boxes, 3 astiage Unlike, = lianolle, the
metre coal of which has beese charged to tenant.
Mr. Oraalla7 this* then, dunes the rat half-year the
railway works end Segos have bees kept in geed repair,
and that the permanent way les bean *aid to the extent
of 364 anis
With sir* to the new lithe la the coarse of ma-
structioa, the &setae sport that during the kali-
year menicisaible program lass been mode apes the Rows-
bay and Barton Exhiseios I. New Mil.; that the mai
lased at Dos Holes is finished far nearly tbnedesstbs of
its length, and that the underlining is tie far advanced that
the line may be szpstel to be ready for traffic in the
summer of sue year. lb. soaks* epee the Bedford and
London
good sae noun all Ist, end most of the works
making good program. The portions remaining east are
frost user the Fieehleyroad to the River Brest, a dietaries
of about two miles, sad from the North Lemke Railway to
the Euston-read. Lathes, • distress of &boat thees-qoar
ten of
• mile. The drawings kr the alailesie ere, how-
ever, la a farmed state. Mieding three for the smogs
station in Loads& The breath Ism the Leeds sad Bradford
Railway to Otley and Ilkley wee opened far traffic ad the let
henna The works on the Duffeld awl Wicksworth Rail-
way have been ommerced, sad are prossedlng_ Miler
lastly. The tsarist on the Sheffield sad Chesterfield Railwey
has also bees ecennisseed, sad reenacts fon the remander of
the line are being prepared ; mance for the Maagotalkid
sad Bath, red Tate and Thresher:7, and Minboorne mad Bew-
ley Railways are also is mass of prepesides. After re-
ferriog to a snobs of bilk is which the company is di-
rectly er indirectly Mended that received the royal
meet is the last may the report watianer :—A farther
creation of capital is ammo for the paresis el the rail-
way sad *orbs authorised by parkteeset sad after the
ordinary business is ecnoinded, the meths( will hi made
special, to enable the directors to submit a isolation
far the purpose of erste. and Wang now shores, under
the provisions of the followiag sts of porliament, or acme
of them, vie.:—The Midland Railway (New Lime sad
Additional Powers) Act, 1865. 1,000,0001. ; the Midland
Railway (Mansfield, Re., Lines) Act, 1115, 500,000/. ; the
Bristol Jolt Station Aek 1865, 660001. ; the Cheshire
Lives Transfer Act, 1865, 660.0001. • the Skeshoure
end Nailaworth Railway Act 1865, 40001. ' • The Tot-
tseakam sad Hatopswed Railway Junction Ast, 1866,
89.97!,1. • total, 2,3140154 It will be proposed to
the mating that the shares shall be of 181. each, sad
In respect of the amount paid thereon shall be sinned
to a preforms dividend without further participants
of profits (inbred to settee preferanoes) at the rate of
54 per cent. per anima in perpetuity ; sad also that oak
may be paid is advance, red Merest at the rate el
four per cent. per seam will be allowed until each sell
becomes dm. The Awes to be offered to the proprietors
~titled to participate is the realise of new shares, in the
ratio of one share for ask 1001. of Soak or Ames held by
them. And at each special or extraordieery mistier the
directors will ashcan a resolution fie the passe of sec-
tioning God confirmiag as elreleal batman the Milked
Railway Company and the &Mil* Railway OoMpany, for
the purchase by this cospiey of the sassy sod under
takiag of the Badditch Rodney Company ; wed also • reso-
lution for the parses of embalm's/ and warm* u
weement batweem the Midland Railway Cowpony, sad
the Midland
the end South Wader. Jessica Railway Com-
ron, for workisg sad sine by the Midland Rallwa
Company of the raillery awl magnetise of the Midland
sad South Western Justice Railway Massey.