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

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LIVERPOOL NURSERY.
Was Williams, Steamboat, Bylpb, Vulture, Murillo, Dark
Agnes, Trammel Trove, Tormentor, Sauey Boy, Kusg el
% FESS. OW Van, Ooneties, White Gauntlet, B• 1.. Site,
King of Spades. Court Milliner. Black( see, Dandiorae Ihe,
Lady Vane, The Oolosid, and Venturer are here.
PAID Yourerr.—Mooitor, °tutelage, Eoslistoo, Queen of
Holland, and G"nii" - -

SEFTON HANDICAP.
QUO•I2 of Tromps, Troublesome, Gamma, Cadeatt. Wild
Thyme, Fiancee, Joliet, Skylark, Persuasion Caszosotte,
Calaway, Wild Poppy, Lucy Loco, Filbert; Zisoa, Ord.
=nohow, The Eland, The Inca, Elam, East Lynn, and 4-
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Holstein are tem
Pam Fusin. —Gam of the Sea, Strowner ride, Wild le
Thyme, His Excelliscy, Idle Girl, Radcliffe, and Adeasce.
GRAND SEFTON STEEPLECHASE. 10
Fly Fisher, Hall Court, Acrobat, °metal Election, 10 is
Governor, holey, SW William. Farnborough. Sugar goal. •
Wild Deer, Montpellier, Miss Barbara, Grey Manua, 100
Church Militant, Ace of Hearts, and L S. D. are here.
PAID FoesErr.—Rook Gardener, and Dr. Posey. k
CORINTHIAN HURDLE HANDICAP. In
Mantas, Goidylooks, Have of Tromps, True Heart, 110_
Bolero, Truest, Tearful, GAM, Cutler, Ace of Hearts,"
Beaus* sad Nabooklish are here. sa.
Anarvata.—Flyimg Hone, Heedly, Raglan,Prener.gards, 110.
Jars, Jupiter, Ellaad, Wladleam, Tenor, Joe Maley. louse- 114
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Wan. Plower. En-planless, Arosoorer, Roadster, Salton,
Lowe, Marble Hill, Arkansas, Dermot, sad Anthers.
HANDICAP PLan.—Yesterday.—Oodmenhani pta the ea.
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ATROCIOUS MURDERS OF CHILDREN.
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Mr. W. J. Payne, the Coroner for the Duchy
of Lancaster, held last evening no lose than four inquiries 22.
Into cress of child murder. Ni
The
The inquiries were held at the Cock Tavern,p.
first proceeded with was that relative to the death of a 1„
male child, at least six months, and possibly nine or ten 1;3
months old. ito
Joseph Fieneane, 114 W, said that on last Friday night 06
he was on duty at Crescent-lane, Clapham, which leads I
from Clapham-common to Clapham-park. He saw a lk
large parcel lying in the middle of the road and the
st
hand of a child outside the covering. He removed it to the
station and there atatained it. He fated that it consisted ge,
of a number of the Sportsman newspaper, dated Sept. 19, 26
DM, and containing the body of a child quite naked. The at.
Crescent-lean was much frequeeted, and witness bad only St
just gone on duty when he found the child.
Dr. Jobe C. Parrott said the body of the deceased child
was in an advanced stage of decomposition. Over the u
mouth there was a plaster which had evidently been put on ea.
for the porposs of 'topping the breathing of the child. 10
Around the neck was • distinct mark as if • ligature N.
had been tied tightly retied it. The eyes, which were Le
dilated, protruded from their sockets. The organs were p*:
healthy_ and death had not been caused by any disease. as,
The shad was wilfully murdered. et.
The Coroner said that he would adjourn the inquiry in It
order to communicate with this Home Secretary, in order 2020
that a reward might be offered.
Inspector Abrook said he had two detectives at present
employed endeavouring to find some clue to the guilty
parties. Iggo
The COrOne thr then proceeded wi the inquests upon the it
bodies of two male children, newly bore. found inthe ground.
of • gentleman's mansion at Clapham.
The medical evidence was to the offset that they bad
been born alive, but the cause of death could not be !listed i
until after a poet-mortem examination. There were aus-
picious marks around the necks of both infants.
These cases were also adjourned.
The Coroner then proceeded to the Ems: Head Tavern,
Finer-street, Strand, to hold an inquest upon the body of a
female child, found sewn up in a parcel in Carey-street,
Strand.
Mary Conway, a little girl, living at No. 3, Chichester
row, Carey-street, said that on Friday night she and another
littd.gile rl,while going of an errand. fell ove
ngr a bundle in
until a
gentleman took It up and opeoed it under the lamp, and
then found • baby in it. He took it to Bow street.
Dr. A. Harvey, 3, Southampton-street, Strand, said that I
the child had been born alive and had died from suffocation.
The jury returned a verdict " That the deceased child y
was found dead from suffocation, but that there was no u
evidence to show how the suffocation was caused."
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This morning the Coroner made • eommunisition to the
Home Secretary relative to the murder of the child six 11
months old at Clapham, suggesting the advisability of I
offering an immediate reward for the discovery and appre-
hension of the murderers.

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THE ACTION AGAINST THE LORD-LIEUTENANT. g
Notice has been served upon Mr. Lawless, the j
attorney for Mr. Lnby, in the action against the Lord-
Lieutenant, to the effect that it is intended on Thursday, g
or on the earliest period afterwards, to apply to have the I
plaintiff restrained from further proceeding with the
action. The grounds for the motion are laid in the
affidavit sworn by Mr. Thomas Mostyn, crown and 112
treasury solicitor, who says that he believes it to
be untrue, as stated in the affidavit of Luby,
that the acts complained of, or any of them, were done
under, or in obedience to, aoy written directions, warrant, I
or document, signed by the Lord-Lieutenant or Sir Thomas
1.011,3001. He believes that no directions or authority,
written or verbal, were given by the Lord-Lieutenant or
by Sir Thomas lorcom in relation to the acts corn.
plaieed of, or any of them. As to the statements
of Luby with respect to the bolding of a privy
council, and the signature thereat of a warrant,
deponent has been informed, and believes, that
such statements are wholly destitute of foundation. He
believes that the sots complained of were done by the c
on.
stables of the metropolitan police, acting in the ordinary
discharge of their duty against the plaintiff and others on a
charge of high treason. These constables are prepared.
deponent believes, to justify their acts in the Court of
' Exchequer in the otiose pending against them. Deponent
' further saith that the mete complained of were acts of state,
alleged to have been committed by the Iled-Lieutenant in
exercise of his office es Queen's deputy and Lord-Lieutenant
of Ireland.
MOMS. Lnby, O'Leary, O'Donovan (Rosen), and Mul-
cahy have taken the initiative in an action against the
Freeman's Journal for libel for the publication of the late
pastoral of Dr. Cullen referring to " Fenisoism and
Orangeism." The paregtraph complained of charges the
managers of the IrssA People with having proposed to de-
stray the gentry end catholic clergy; with having dissemi-
nated poisonous maxims. tic. ; and they say in their affi-
davit that these charges are nutria, and calculated grie-
vonaly to injure them upon their trial.

Wurreuair., Nov. 6.—The Queen has been
pleased to appoint Andrew Jameson, Fag., advocate, to be
sheriff of the shire or sheriffdom of Aberdeen, in the room
of Archibald Davidson, Esq., reeigned.—Gazeffe.
ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOVIRTY.—The scientific
end rowel meet;ngs of the society took pleas yesterday,
Mr. W. Wilma Saunders, F.& 8., in the chair. There was
a good collection of interesting plants exhibited. The
meeting wee addressed by the Rev. M. J. Berkeley and
Major Clarke. The chairman remarked on the loss the
society had sustained by the death of Dr. Lindley. Several
new fellows were elected.
lIXBRIDON AND RICEMANSWORTH RAILWAY.—
(Taus Day.)— meetieg of the shareholders in this own-
peny was held this afternoon at 5, West India-chambers.
Load Ebury in the chair. The proceedings were purely
formal, his lordship stating that the meeting was
held in pursuance of two adjournments, it having
been foiled that there were some difficulties in the way of
making the proposed agreement with the Great Western.
Thom difficulties having been removed the agreements had
been exchanged, and be had now simply to move the adop-
tion of the report. The motion having bum seconded by
Kr. Carey, the report was adopted, and the proceedings ter-
minated.
THE Priatrnavic DISPATCH COYPANY. —Yester-
day forenoon the Pneumatic Railway between Holbern-hill
and Enstosequare was formally opened. The dietaries is
somewhat over two miles, and the time required for the
transmission of parcels about seven minutes. The new
railway is expected to facilitate greatly the business of to
Postefflos, Many gentlemen were anxions yesterday to
test the mode of treatment to which bores and
parcels are subiected in their transit from place to
place, and the directors allowed them the opportunity.
Some 14 or 16 of these rutlemen placed themselves in
• recumbent position in the trucks, with seeks fall
of nand, or rather heavy materiel, foe their heads to rest
upon, and being cautioned by the engineers not to riaefrom
that position, and to be prepared for the jolting they were
about to explain:me, they ware shot through the tube in
the specs a seven minutes—the time, in point of fact,
ecoupied by the air itself in travelling from one extremity to
the other. The ealustion produced by this novel mode of
leecesotion may possibly be imagined by those who have
learnt to appeeciatethe feet that inanimate obis& are some-
Maw exposed to • roughness of dealing again* whisk
hum= Wage might mot unnaturally. rebel. 'The adven
n.
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ture= spirits, however, who bad thus distaste. emir ..
daunted mettle" were amply rewarded for courage by
eleineentradeas of applause from the aenseatled spectators
ore the return to the point of departure. The air withia
the tabs was bao mesas foul or dingweablek, though
here and there • strong flavour of rut wae easeraserreL

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