The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-30 00:00:00

SPORTINtt INTELLIGEI7OE.

TATTIRSALIM—MowDAT.
The Drafty before the Derby has been proveebially
kern fee the ear* Misery arithenent it creates at Tat-
ter:
are' rah in raper el the members that assemble
then, sad the amount of betting which takes pros ou the
trod event. A feeling of neessiness and restlessness take
posseesoa of society in general for days be-
fore. s A
casual visitor toga s
metropolis who
might have strayed today towards Knightsbridge
could not fail to observe that the eagle formed by
the junction of the Knightabridge and Brompthe roads was
the theatre of some wooderful operations, and that the
thousands who gathered there from every quarter were en-
gaged in • pursuit in which lukowarolosas a • thing un-
known. We °root recollect having seen go large an arm.
bre oo any previous anniversary, but the importance: of
the trassactioes within the battle; sanctuary was
not in keeping with the import, aspect of
things without the pale. What with rumours of
further watching., favourites about to be knocked out,
outsiders taking their placer, sod the thourand and ono
" raves " which are oonatantly flying about, to the distress
of &emirs backers, the " yard divisios " were kept
perpetual ferment. The first blow their hopes rowed
was the ecratchieg of Chattanooga, an arounoement whith
was greeted with • perfect suroolydoe of groans and epi-
thets which the mast comprehensive vocabulary would fail
to interpret truly. Turn we now to the inner hones. An
influx of Parisian speculators bad • very decided effect upon
the market ; and that they came for the express purpose of
giving their unqualified support to Cliadiateur was soon
*widest, as the French horse speedily bad the call,
and after 9 to 2 oscillating taken to several
hundred pounds be kept between that price sod
4 to 1 throughout Susst ternoon, the latter odds having
been taro kindly. there was no disputing the fact
that Breadalbese had a more extended circle of admirers,
and although a noble lord ors laid 650 to 100, it was re-
moras:id a mere fancy bet, and the taker of odds was voted
decidedly on the right side of the hedge. Soros the ap-
pearance of the Melton " creak" on Epsom downs be has in-
gratiated himself completely in public favour, sad no
marts of any other candidates, however Battering,
will stall them oil from investing on their pet
hoer. He was in such request today that
after 5 to 1 had been laid 'event times he advanced
half • point, and at the finish layer declined to operate on
more liberal terms. Archimedes was seldom mentioned,
but Wild Cherry was in great forea, for after 10 to 1 bad
been laid to money there was a fresh thud in his favour,
and he left off at 9to 1 taken to 1001. Christmas Carol
and Longdown were each firm at their quoted prices, but
Oppressor decried to 100 to 7 (offered). 16 ben the room
and court-yard were nearly cleared we saw 1,000 to GO
laid, but then the reputed supporters of Oppressor bad
taken their departure. The remainder of the quotations
and the tor of the market will be fully indicated by tine
subjoined list of closing primes :

- -
DERBY.
4to 1 apt Count Y. de Lagrange's Gladlateur (I)
9to 2 Mr. H. Chaplin 's Breads/bane (t and off)
6to 1 Lord Stamford's Archimedes (oil)
9to 1 Mr. Merry's Wild Charley (t and off)
11 to 1 Mr. T. Wadlow's Christmas Carol (t)
it to 1 Mr. Spenoer's Longdown (t)
100 to 7 Mr. Mackenzie's Oppressor (eO, 100 to 6w)
j. 26 to 1 Lord Westmoreland's Brahma pat, t3oto 1 t P
40 to 1 Mr. ClutpUit's Broomielaw (I)
60 to 1 Lord Durham's Artel (t(
40 to 1 Marquis of Illitloo Kanproo (t(
.40 to 1 Baron Rothschild's Zephyr (off, 46 to 1 t tmely)
00 to 1 Mr Joseph 11 iwley's Bedminster (t and off)
66 to 1 Mr. Watt's Olmar (t and off)
1000 to 10 Giant B.tthyany's King Charming (t and off)
1000 to 10 Mr. W. H. Robinson's Kith= (t and off)
' 1000 to 10 Mr. Mom's Zambezi (off)
1000 to 10 Mr. Hairs Roderick Random (t and off)
PLACE BITTING.
800 even on Oladiateur bob g rink wont% or third H
600 to WO apt Breatialbane ditto
ditto
400 to 200 Wild Charley ditto kil
900 to 100 Longdown
700 to 200 Oppressor ditto it
700 to 100 Brahma ditto (
760 to 100 BtooOdelatir ditto (t
600 to 50 Zephyr ditto (
240 to 26 Zambezi ditto 1
600 to 10 King Charming ditto (t
1000 to 50 Roderick liandum ditto (
1000 to 40 kiltharn ditto (t
Chattanooga was struck out of the Derby between 6 and
7 p.m. May 2S.

BETTING AT MANCIIIMTEE.-11oNDAT.
DERBY.
4to 1 apt Breads!bane 100 to 8 apt Christmas Carol
(off. t 5 to 1) (off)
6to 1 Otadiateur (t D 53 to 1 Arid (t,
Bto 1 Archlntedecoff 40 to 1 Zepli)r (t
100 to If Wild Charley 50 to 1 Zambezi (off)
(off) 100 to 1 eitiberia ,011;
11 to 1 Oppressor (I) 100) to 8 Roderic
(offk Ran-
dom )
&
5 to 1 apt Wild Agora (t) OAI
Bto 1 apt White Duck ;off)
7 to 1 Zephyr (t) 100 to 7 Fair Melrose 101 l
8 to 1 Wks. (off)

EPSOM RACES.
Hoists ARNMID. - Oppressor, Breadathane, &oasislaw.
Kasgaroo, Siberia, Alma., Roderick Random, Brother to
Blond* Ariel, General Peel, Strafford, Chaumont, Finesse,
Isabel, Farewell, Rine, W hits Dock, Sister to General
Peel, Oelerina. Regioella, Kletinaka, Fairy Footsteps,
()stinger, Jolly Boy, Jupiter, Fair Melrose, Relic filly, King
Charmlog (5 yrs), Patrick, Tartar, Glendusk, Reindeer,
Flight filly, Charity, Triumpher, Under the Cloud, Squaw
filly, Mistletoe, Brahma, Vespasiso, Haseldeon, Brown
Deyrell, Westworth, Sylph. Fury, Sidewind, Cobweb,
Ellington filly, Lady Sophie. Troublesome, Kroeneaki, Con.
tract, Jack o'Lantero, Idler, Menace, Jimmies, Thor,
Amber, Janitor, Breese, Zephyr, Archimedes, Gownsman,
Gamma, Guinan, Rejection, Godmersbani, Aranoarla, Grap-
pler, Reden,Turney,Cedric, Flutter filly,Clariom,Yousi Mel.
bourns filly, Approves. Maseppa, Warrior, Flageolet, Joker,
Armadillo, Ludy Hylda, Renfrew, Leoville. Vabelathus
Knight of the Whistle, Fiascde, Kiogborn, Spies, William
Pitt, Sournim, King Charming, 3.vm. Moll•YlPioner, Light,
Cesarewiteb, Chapel Royal, His Royal Highness, Cranbury,
Camellia, Bolen*, Deerfoot, Jeviegton, Lady Rollo, Illsek•
bird, Cooper, Count, My Cob, Gil Bias, Osanooby,
Guardsman, False Alarm, and Anorams.
ENTII3S for the awns &rages of 10 son, each, with
50 added; weight for age, tea. Last mile and a quarter of the
Derby Course :—Breess, 4 yrs ; Sidewind, 3 yrs ; Anti.
Macanese, 3 yrs ; Arabia, 3 yrs ; Anocyrea, 3 yrs ; Comma,
6 yrs ; False Alarm, Kt:J(111ot Ellmells.

THE SHOCKING CASE OP ASSAULT AT
WINDSOR.

Yesterday at the Town Hall, Windsor, William
Adolphus Roberts was brought up on remand for further
axaminatioe, oo the charge of eariously icjoiag Adelaide
Dooms, now an in-patient of the Windsor Infirmary.
The shocking paters of the circumstances surrounding
the affair hes crested the greatest indignation in Wind-
sor and the neighbourhood, and the court was oonse-
quently crowded by an anxious audience. Mr. Loo g, the
clerk to the magistrates, wee in attendance. Mr. VVeat,
from the office of Menus. Sham and Roscoe, solicitors to
the Society for the Protection of Women and Children,
and Mr. Levy, the chief officer of the society, were present
from that institution to watch the case on behalf of the
pments of the girl Bunton. Mr. Plumridge appeared for
Mr. Fades, who has charge of the defence. The prisoner
Roberts, who seemed somewhat pale and restless, was
brought into court in the custody of Mr. Superintendent
Eager, of the Wiudeor borough police, and after some few
trifling came had been disposed of by the magistrates was
placed at the bar, sod the proceedings were oommenced.
Mr. West momenta, and on opening the tam stated that
be bad heard in the oourae of the morning that the young
woman Adelaide Duston was better, though still not out of
danger. In corroboration of this he handed to the bench
the subjoined medical certificate from the Imes surgeon of
the Windsor fobrmary :—" Windsor Royal lafismary, May
29, 1866. Adelaide bunion is in • fair way to mover,
but fiat present unable to be removed. John Brickwell,
house surgeon." He then called Mr. Edward Dowsett. who
deposed that he lived nextdoor to Robarts'a boom. On Tues-
day morning, the Zird inst., about • quarter to 7, he heard
some ow ivy oat, "Oh, oh I" in • most painful manner,
and he celled his wife's attention to the coircumstame. Tito
crying appeared to come from the lower part of the home,
and, about • quarter of an hour afterwards, he saw the girl
who was brought into his shop by his wife in an Insensible
condition. She had only got her chemise oa, but he did
not me any marks upon her body,. as he did not take soy
particular notice at the moment. He did not bear the
vows of say other person at the time. nor did be hear any
blow struck. Emily Maria Bunton mother of the girt
Adelaide, who with the father was in attendance at the
court, mid that she lived at Iver-heath. The girl's real
same was Buckland (she being bora before witness's pro-
em% merrier), but she had gone by the name of Banton
far some yea's. Adelaide was in hir 13th year, having
reached her 12th year on the 26th of July hat. For the
last eight months the girl had been in the service of
the defendant, but witness had never given the latter any
authority to chastise her. She bad been placed with the
defendant's sister, and whams was not aware et the time
of the coeurreacie that no other female Wades the girl wee
midis; in the house with the primmer. When Adelaide
first went into his eervioe elle had turned 12 years of ago.
Mr. West here stated that the evidence given was all that
be them had to produce, and asked for a roasted. lo mak-
ing that application be commented upon the serious charge I
what the premier, and remarked that if the death of the
glrl should owns be would have to be tried for man-
slaughter. Should she, however, happily mover, it was I
still almost as serious a matter, and he did not doubt but
that the magistrates would seed him far trial, s he
Mooed that they woold feel the *harm was of too pave
• maim far them to deal with there. The magistrates
t emepaa remanded the primmer, and refused to accept
bail. ltebarle sow musitins in the custody of the polies
to await his next hearing.
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