The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRFSS, FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 1, 1865.

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THE CATTLE PLAGUE. evesiag, acid was weaned to tin house ea the toftowieg day.
He conisidered that be was merely suffering from the effects
The following letter, relating to the ooneeyance of of • aver. mid, and did not call is medical amistanee till
dims= cattle, has been addressed to the tea° manager of Saturday night. Ho slept well that night, end seemed
Ye heed= a= South-Weslaco Railway by the Clerk of somewhat better on Sudsy merging. About two d'elook ln
ibe Coneeit : the atom= begot out of bis bed to have is made, whim be
Privy Conseil-aloe, Wbiteball, August 30. appeared coraparatively etroca and in good spirits; Waimea
Sir,-La my isteer to you of the 19th instant, 1 mentioned immediately efterreards he was tak beforent teemed to be
that • ease wee Wog prepared to be submitted to the law alit, mid aspired in • few minute', the surgeon. who
oaken of the crown, asking this cptatem-Whether the amity lived oat dadol cern. to his eminence. It was
knowingly bringing of cattle suffering wader an infeetious thought thee death resulted from& fit of apoplexy, sod
dhow on • railway, so as to bring theca in contact with • medical certificate to that effect was given. Rumours,
ether cattle, Is an offence at commie law. The law °Moen however. WOO beesealag current that Mr. Plumbly's death
lave gives as their opiaion, e That • ;anon who know. was caused by the odes pimple, the borough coroner
hely pate tattle suffering from an infectious dimes directed a pat mortis examination to be made. But, by
upon a railway, so as to bring them into coetact with this time. so rapid was the awed of the virus through the
Sher cattle, and thus pr?pagte the disease C
onty of aa system, that the body appeared perfectly plegurstrickes,
offence at 03201n011 law.' 'Phi
Lords et the Codi, bow- aad by Tuesday monde& whoa the eurgoima arrived to Cl-
over, thougbt it right, in the rural claims No. re in their amine it, and it was taken out of the coma, the
last order (which has been trmitted to year board) scarcely noised the ambles= of • human belege,ltte
respecting the =sautes of soyanimal labouring ceder head sad trunk bong much swollen and bleak in =lour,
the disease commonly known am the Cattle Plague, to dr the features quits undiatieguialabla and all the flab =o-
chre that it such not be lawful to seed or wry by say vetted ism • putrid jellyliksonam. The tissues were oom-
sellway any such =imam The advantage of thin ukase io Mealy disintegsted, so that it wee utterly impossible to
the order is that • summery preeeediag may for • bee= el make say examuratioe.
Ito proemial, be adopted, witheat seerwrily Mass re. An basest wag held on Tuesday if Snow. at the court
connote the esponsiveandof ten tallow
the of =indite- room, Tows Hall, before the borough coroner, It. Ransom,
meet. The mom severe pusishmeet which the letter coarse Rm., and • jury • Mr. Joseph Baker chemist, being
might iamilve may properly be nand for those cues ottoman foresee. 'The mayor and oilier gentlemen
where the off's* in of coo aggravated natare.-I am, Ike., were present duriag the whole of the inquiry, which laded
Alrrinni 11102% fear boars. Tbe jury want sad viewed the body, rad=
Areheald Seat, Rm.. Lando° cad South•Westera lay in an =thou= but wen so overcome with the fearful
Railway, Waterloo Station. spectacle that they were permitted by the =roue to retire
to partake of atimulests before they could further proceed
The members of the Markets Committee of the 'rut the inquiry.
Corporation of London have during the pist few days had The arse wheal called wee Mr. William Brown, veteri.
under their °onside/stag then/aerie council reesatllased wingr and parting with the deceased, who deposed
relative them spoointaieet of inspectors to Nine sad oar goes with him to Mr. Roffell's farm at Long
damn animals suffering front the settle daises, with the Helloed on Thereto lain, to inane= several cows down
view of appeiatiog Mail an officer at the MetropotiumCiattle ere cattle plague. One war brought oat and shot by
Market at Copernagen-6elds, but a decided =inns having theredeemd who proceeded to seamiest the intestines and
Iwo oionoood gym, the Corp so a body bad go power viscera, which did not preemie the appeancoes usually or
to make such appeintmerit, it was decided that application , seeable in advarmed stages of the disease, there being but
be toads to the justices of the woe for the cceety of Mid. . slight elearatioo of the mote of the stomach and bowels.
&mere in which the market issituarito appoint one of 1 The kap were, sot examined, as the deceased had ooly •
their officers fa that county. haeordi y, yesterday Mr. small molpell with him. In mattes incisions in the body
Gibbets, the =airman, and Me T. Ru n, a member of , the shirt aeon* of the clawed became covered with blood,
the Markets Committee, waited upon Sir JOINS I hat he did sot prick cc out biome%
Tyler sad Mr. Bellenties, magistrates, at the Hariette Dania, muse, was examitted, and said that
Vestoe-bell. litigate°, and having made kraut to them deceased bad bees safterieg from bails on his right erne
the ainumitancee they immediately appointed Mr. Tag oleo 01 which she had Poultioed on Wednaday, the day
to be the inspector to carry oat the provisions of the ceder before he had examined the deemed animal. He removed
In council. Mr Gibbon and Mr. Radkio satesquently the poultice himself ; but declined to put one plaster, as
ed with the iospootion of the cattle market at ' the place was a small one, although not healed. He
Mees:todn, and visited the several daughter-boas= Here =sag= his lase ea his return from Mefferd ; bat the
a number of cows were forted is • very bad state of dirs.*, . same &Daewoo he was taken with sickness and vomiting,
sad they were immediately mixed and ceedemeed by the i and complained of acute pains in his head and boors. Os
oeicer. The market itself was also bispected, and the , Sunday afternoon shortly before he died, he wished to
atone= of the inspector was called to about fort). have his bed made,' sad pot out and stood while it was
et,„ which had been mot to the market front a sores the being done. He thee emplaned of tautness, and got into
west end of Lodge. among which were several to a die- bed spin, and witness to revive him washed his face and
used conditioo, sad the impactor, acting under the powers hands ; in doing so she observed that the nails of ow of the
„seed m him, ordered the whole number to be ireceedately hinds which had lain in the bed were tura= black. this
destroyed, so ato prevent the spread of the disease. It is was about to give him some pills when she noticed asuddea
naderstood that early in the ensuing week the Lord Mayor champ come over him ; and 'Woking be was going to faint
will call • special meeting of the Court of Common Cowed, : or have a fit she rung for assistaaa sod went herself for
at which • report will be brought up from the Markets the doctor, who being from home, another surgeon raiding
Committee, suggesting the desirability of establishing bow next door was called is, but by this time the unfortunate
pieta or sanatoriums within the metropolitan districts, to pietism= was quite dead.
which diseased cattle may be removed from tbe cow-sheds, 1 Mr. Maoris Mason, surgeon, maid be was called in to lie
in order that they rosy there receive proper medical treat- the deceased the night before he died, and visited him again
meet with • view to emir ultimate recovery, aad further on Sunday moraine, and ordered him • lotion and leeches
asking the Corporatioa to grant • sum of mosey oat of the for his heed and effervescing drinks (the leeches were not
City parse in flu-thereon of such an object. There is • applied). From the appearance of the body sod the eve
stroag feeliog among the cattle atheist' and otbers in ' dues which had been adduced, witness was of A
bsorption
favour of the astablisement of such places, and • willingness the death of the deceased was canned by the aof
has already been expressed on their pert to subscribe poisonous vine from the dead beat.
towards them. I Mr. W. B. Smith, surgeon, gave similar evidence, god
-- I added that the tissues of the body were so disintegrated
A gentleman reading in the neighbourhood of the that it would have been utterly impossible to have made a
Greenwich polies court applied to Mr. Trail!, the sitting magi'. I post mores examination.
a
camsfor his dvice and asistence under the following cir- . After half an boar's =natation the jury returned a
tences. In the district it was known that there wen' diet "That deceased died from the effects of the atone-
cattle affected with the preadeat dhow, which it lion of virus or poison into his system upon the occasion
was desirable should be officially inspected. The; of his making • post mortem examination of • cow which
Board of Privy Council bad be= comunisicated with upon had died from a certain disease celled the tattle plague."
the subject, and the answer received was that as inspector me eadeocersem hes caused much sensation in the to",
bed been appointed. This person, however, was in practice the deceased, who wee only 23 years of age, being well
at Woolwieb, and bed a district assigned to him extending known and much respected.
Over 20 miles al country; and although he, too, bad been ' ..—
'written to, =thing had been done. His object la
attending the °ours was to know whether his A Sher
ON THI CIIZAT WERYMItIf RAILWAY.
Alp could render any assistants, as in eon- , A rather alarming snidest, which was most providentially
venation with Professor Swat& on the day pre- neattended witb serious consequences, took place on the
moue he had been informed by him that it rated with Groat Western Ra•lway, on the portion of the line between
the magistrate to appoint the necessary number of In. Reading and Slough juoctioe, oe Wednesday evening. The
specters. Mr. Treat said that the tint order of her Ma-
whichg expie • tra a, well Med with passengers, and
jeaty's Privy Council having reference to diseased cattle usually runs through from Reading junction to Ped.
was confined in it. operation to the metropolis only. and dington without stopping. had nearly reached the Tel:dew
the appointment of inspectors was made bythe Privy Com- and Meidenheed station, when the crack workieg on the off
oo being communiceeed with through the clerk of the side of the narrow gauge engine's driving a:lesm= in two,
peace for the county. A second order had sines been honed endangering for the morneut the safety of tbe trate For-
extending the preoautioaary measures of the filet to all =sanely for the passeogers in the express train the =gists
parts of the saucy ;a= by this second order the =paste driver was • careful man, and at ono. perceived the theater
meet of inspectors was placed in the hands of the several which had so suddenly befallen his locomotive, anti although
petty sessioual dividers Both orders were in 'mistime' ; the engine wee liable at any moment to quit the rails, he
and his interpretition of their reading was, that the police contrived to drive the train on to Slough (by using the near
magistrate* of the metropolie had nothing whatever to do side engine and ask), about four mile., which wen reached
with such appointruenta. His recommendation was that is safety. The saga. wes then shunted on to • riding,
a memorial should be prepared and signed, end thee for- and while this was being done quitted the rails,
wanted to her Majesty's Privy Council. The applicant showing the perilous situation in which the train would
thanked his woeship and retired. I have been placed had the sluice-driver not perceived the
BRADFORD. ' accideet is time to prevent • catastrophe, the serious
On Wednesday, at the Bradford Borough
tou=r.
creased
nature of which would, is all probability, have been iii.
Mr. Grauhan, chief coortable, made application to Mr, creased by the feet of' another up.train being due at the
Aldermen emdm,,,, Deputy Moyer, for the eppoottment of same spot within as atonal of about twenty-five minute".
inspectors under "TM Cattle Disease Proveatio. Act," The weal time at which the Birmingham oeficowe Panes
and the recent order is council. Mr. Godwie arAieg is the Slough is 6.20 p.m. ; owing, however, to the accident, it
anises of the mayor. aptd Messrs. J. 'S. Carter. 99, did not arrive at the latter place till about 6.45. When
egemeestm.med, and 'pw Williams, Dertoterood, „Immo:, the cheap train from the north reached the pestles the
eargeoes, to sae
bed seta inspectors. Mr. Ortaulaan tated carriages of the two Weiss were joined, and after a short
that 'bed"... bed ehmay made fte appeempoe on th daisy of about twenty-five minutes, by the good Millebra
Wain; of the borough-et Brierley. Publie Doti
hass meet of Me Morley, the Slough surerintendent, the pa-
be
en given that all owners of the cattle within the borough moan were despatched on their way to London without
moot immediately oe any opprorsoos of orookoos of mem. suffering further detention.
communicate with the inspectors under a heavy =salty in ' ANCYFIURIt RAILWAY Aeeirourr.-We have to
case of default. The sanitary Merck= in the borough record araliber of those serious railway accidents which
ad the police have also received instructions to go-oosraie have eo frequently °Canned in comeqsence of shunting
wish the newt) -appointed inspector". I war waggous about the time resseoger truism are due. it
JintenT. j seams that on Wednesday afterooon, about 3.Z„ a lag
The States have ordered the port of Gorey to be trait'. comprising, we are informed, about thirty carriage,•
closed against all importations for the present. Up to the ' and filled with wingers, left Chester for Derby. It was
present time= appearance of the diem= bas been detected. proceedieg at • speed of some five or six miles in hoar, sad
either among the island cattle hoes imported. . had travelled may "boat three miles cm the Crewe ties,
coot.neneth I when some empty coal trucks were observed at the shunting
Since our hest notice of the outbreak of the cattle etettae' A signal, we ewdeeet'as was at "'et" by the
plague at Hartlepool, there has been a gnat mortality oe driver, ed' expecting that the "4 would be el he Pr'
and word „iamb, ere at reeeot ........... with the tray. Unfortunately, however. on arriving
two fume,
le „mi... stages of the disease. The femme te at the station, it dashed into the coal train, and snapped the
coupling chains, throwing tbe engine off the line, The cou-
sin district an in the greatest state of alarm. Oa Mr. M.
Carer's hem at the outskirts a Hartlepool, there have PiteY chains ef the eeliee ef the„,,, passenger
eweeerele,wee.eleeet
! - • from the disease. All broken, and the *Dein. itself
beau seven animals wee - a—nger
cattle, arid were imported from Rotterdam. There are turd sustained serious injuries. Many of the
three others belonging to the Name lot which have been "e,
pasmegters left the train as soon as they had putially
attacked, but they appear to be coming round. Cofer-
tunstely, peeved:Mending every care had been taken to recovered from the shock, as it wan believed that the men
keep the aniseed cattle from Mr. Carter's other stock, in charge °I the "Ili" le well le others had been feta,
injured. Some of the railway officals also immediately
esaterday monism two of his best roach cows were Shau-
n west to the Dosed of the incident. The lady who had un.
( under the disease, aod it is now feared that bi . ann. • fortunately hurled herself from tbe passenger coin was
sive stock will all become victims to it. Mr. E. Spence, 1 foe= almost Insensible, and she had been so seriously in. I
at West Hartlepool, who supplied the foreign cattle, has j
ared that she was removed to the residence of • clergyman
also a large number of others in • pasture at Red Lioe, pea
illefvh.
and four
ov five
of them•
have none, &el On in the neighbourhood, and sow remains there in • pre-
caeous if not hopeless state. On further examination it
Thursday Mr. H. Peels ordered soother, ',Lich was ia was found that the engine and one or two of the weggons
almost the last stage, to be shot, earl several others an had bees much damaged. nis engine-drivers and stokers
manifesting symptoms of the epidemic. Two ce tined minicab:oily escaped, none of them having received material
Steamers have arrived at West Hartlepool daring the last injury. Some of the passengers, besides the lady to whom
day or two laden with cattle. sod Mr. Habbick of Durham,
vwe have referred, also sustainedslight
.1
is the absence of Mr. H. Pale, the Covernme. t inspector, to urns. Tbe pu-
bes disoovered nothing of 'merlons nature. s , seamen were delayed about two bourn, a had then to be
CLIBBIRLAND. 1 000veyed by • different route. A large number of the pas-
sengers were residents at Nottingham, and great alarm pri-
nters had not up to Wednesday been any re- , railed „mop/ their ("mu, who „eked with moth „the
ported outbreak of the cattle plague in Cumberland. the et the Midland station until their arrival about 11 o'clock!
which appeared in the Abbey Hams district, end -Nottingham Dail,' Guardian.
which eased ao much alarm at the time, haves. been 1
• - deg- . FATAL StIAFFOLD ACCIDYNT.-Yesterday after-
nitely ascertained to have been pleurceposumonts. Farmers
and others, however, are fully alive to the neceedty of pre noon the neighbourhood of Whiteehapel was thrown into
pea:.• state 'ta of great excitement by • report having got into cle-
wing tamales, while they are still free from the culation that an accident had ooeurnd at the buildings now
lose to meet the theatesed danger. Already the influence being erected for the Load= and Westminster Bank,
which the alarm that has bees occasioned may lave upon
the eemeiees eperceohleg local „vied wv,,,, shows ~_ whereby several men bad het their lives. A large crowd of
beginning to be felt and oonsided ; eed e wane rapidly congregated around the premien. and it WY
with difficulty that the traffic of the thoroughfare was con-
Comberlatel Agriculture! Society, is astleipatiou of their tinned. Upon inquiry it was found that the result. of the
easusl exhibition, which is fixed for the 15th September, •-cidest bad been greatly exaggerated. Foe noun mouths
have =pieta committees to watch the program of the put an examine range of premise" have been io proem of
disease, sad have formed • mutual cattle insuranoe mesa.
eioe. the aid of which will he called in fe the event of any
erection is High-street, Whitechapel, for the Lae-
outbreak of the plague in the county. The Poor-law apt ad Westminster Bahr that company intona-
te use them as • branch establishment as see as
guardians have been recommended to appoint small corn- . jet
. completed. The premises are now nearly legated.mistime to net in conjunction with the committee of agrioul.
the re_ It would appear that one of the carpenter..en. named Thomas
„mete With the view of everentiefi memo..
dOM piy and the ferek,,,,ere Coop- i Emma. aged 29 years, was at work in the interior of the
ter and Carlisle Railway
given th
piny an using disinfectude on eir traits, sad have !building with moms others on • scaffold about seven feet
front the ground, engagd In putting up the fittings of the
orlon to their servants that animals in any way tainted are
fa
not to be conveyed over their tines. feria nest the wiling, when in endeavouring to force the
oasts home, the planking slipped from under his feet sad
reermuseet.
The reports of the local inspectors regarding the , io. the
la fell through the opening thus made Im ad' tele =-
place where the unfortunate ' man aw-asuist -wo-rit
cattle disease in the city were not so favourable on Wed- ! was an opening through the Moe from the basement,
nesday as on the previous day. Eight mew cases have t where it is intended to place • lift when the
I seemed in byres whore the disease previously emend, and 1 „moms ere completed ; the hole was carefully
two are "Pored from "clam' " byre'. There are elm, , boarded Over be the time, but the amides weight
several cases in which it is doubtful whether or not the ,of the misfortunate man Emma, who was very
=boats are suffering from *lacrimal- A molten of the I robust .4 heavy, felling upon the boards snapped them in
Chamber of Agriculture was held on Wednesday, at which two and the nod fen through to the floor of the ba., ~t.
resolutions were adopted with a view to prevent the spread a
dines* of shout twenty feet. Mr. Blackburn, '
et the dims= ramose
of High-street, White/chapel, woe soon in attendee= bat
life was sees= The deceased's head area very badly cat
by tbe fall, but the immediate cause of death was amens-
sion of the brain. The body was =wised in a shell to
the desdhouse, where it awaits • coroner's logneet. An-
other was. named Richard Cox, who was employed with
deceased at the time of tbe accident. also fell through the
dieplacemeat fedhe scaffold but falling upon the flooring
he luckily escap any ry beyond a severe shaking, and
one or two bruises.
tiAdvertiaement.]--HOLLOWAT'It PILL& --- Infos.
file Tetstence. - This asedlelne embraces every attribute malted
In a general and domestic remedy. It one turns the foundatioei
of disease laid b indigestible food and Impure arr. In c-
thins or one of the liver. tuege, bowels or env other aa.
sae, theme pen are sigiscially mencesher and enema* success-
ful. nee should be kept in away fatally. as they am a medicine
without • fault for young persons and those of feeble eoestltu-
, a.... T 5,,,, server ease pale Of ilTieeree the most Waddell naves
;rari;i'd soothe
ee h.ba:Cett.elltreWbieV Pill II
tearer! r samobrpt knows
1 wareta•, whelk rIIIMOVO se poisonous end obnoxious particles
Mande-
-1 both DIMS sell lade

DEATHISS OF AECTING VETER 4
DISEASED BEASTINARY SURGEON THROUGH
D.
Another .inataooe of the fatal effect& of the
terrible diem* now staging our flocks sod herd, of cattle,
sod resulting in the death of • yeterisery surgeon, has
Pest occurred in the town of Sudbury, Suffolk. Last week I
the epidemic made Rs appearance in the stock-yard of Me.
UMW, farmer, Mellon', and the owes were attentlyd
Yr. Robert John Numbly, vetezioary woos, Sudbury.
Oa Thundsy • cow, which was esideatly suffering from
tie dimes, was brought oat. and shot by
Mr. Numbly,
who afterwards made a partial post-mortam examinatioe
et the wows. In doing so with a small scalpel his
elartrahievre became saturated with blood, los.. from
tike animaL Be reluneed home, sad the same day was
'Masked with aialisois and acute pates is the heed sad
sheik arenroceaied with a oarsmen is the hoses seawall,.
- Oa the following day he appeared somewhat better, aad
wen able to attend to ids datum. bat Imam woos towards'

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

WAS dieted, the lot riming in a duster fore gamier of
miles wlieri Moos. took up the main`, followed by Dr.
Swishtail. Mongrel, arid Herm filly, Defy bringing op the
rear. 111 a irenui in this order to the tarn into the straight.
where improved his position. At the dietaries Dr.
Siriabtall wup to Mame, the pair owing side* side
from tin half distanse. " the Doctor' wimple( slier a good
dab& by • head ; two least* aspirated the mooed and
third. Defy woo a kid fourth. The Chihli was fifth, and
Mongrel last.

DERBY SUMMER MEETING.
TIIONSDAT.
THe HAIIIINGTON STAKta of 40 awn, added to a sweep
dam of Sao.% each, far 211 olds • colts, Pat 101 b ; fillies
and geldings. get ilb ; penalties and allowances. Straight
half mile. (10 auto.)
Mr. T. Stevends TM lardre, by Hobble Noble—Supple
Jack's dam, Sat 11b (Inc. Mb extra) (Payne) 1
Lord Ll:bride. Life Guardsmen, Sat 315 (Inc. 7111 extra)
(T. fie ea) 2
Mr. J. Graham's Cairngorm, Sat 101 b (J. Ortanshaw) I
Bettis': 13 to 8 on The Squire, 100 to 30 apt Life
Guardsman. sad sto 1 apt Cairngorm. Life Guardsman
made play with • sligit lead of Cairngorm and the
favourite to the disuses, when the latter went to the front
sad woo in • caster by threequarters of • With, • seek
separating the mond tad third.
THY 8PAU1.0122 COP (Handicap) of 100 sow., added to •
sweepstakes of lOsoes. each, for all ages ; winters entre.
Six furlong. (19 subs.)
i Lord Wetues's Quests of Trumps, by King of Tramps—
Catherine Parr. 6 yrs, 9st alb (I. Chinialtaw) 1
Mr. J. limber's Cutaway. a re, 7st Mb (lee alb ex.) Ward)
Mr. Z. H. to K
as
yrs, 7st tlb 3
Zambezi and Crytbela also ran. IL06301)
Betting :Even on Zambesi, 3to apt Queen of Trawls,
9 to 2 apt Cerebella, 100 to 15 apt Cutaway, and 100 toll
apt Kaganda. Queen of Trumps, if ter a few strides, held
&clear lead, which she maintaind throughout, winning
easily by • tenth ; the same between the woad and third ;
the fantarite was fourth, ball a length from Kapusda ;
Grethen Instep off.
Tat bowels' PLATS of 30 eon., added to • handicap
Dements= of 5 son. each, f.d. all ape ; winners extra.
Tbree4inartews of • mile. (5 sub..)
Mr. Rerry'serlals,by Saunterer— ~.ataatroplw, 4 yrs, Set 10Ib
(IL Covey) 1
Mr. Tbotopsoo's Cantbsrldes. f yrs, Oat Kenyon,
The Noma HANDICAP of 10 eon. each, 5 ft, with CO
added. foe 3-yr.olds ; whiners extra. mUe. (17 Pubs.)
Mr. J. Barbee' Lady Mann, by Itattle—Subterfuge, yrs,
Tat Mb (Ward) 1
Mr. 0. Payne's The Beadle, yrs. Tat lib (Clement)
Mr. G. Antlers General Ness, aged, Sat 101 b. • • • IT. naval
Datums also nin.
Betting 6to 5 apt The Beadle, sto 2 apt Lady Bohan,
sto 1 yet Dann, end 100 to 12 Drat General ANL
Dans= made play for more than half the distance, when.
he gave way to she Beadle and Lady Bohan, who had the
issue to themselves. Lady Bohan getting up in the last
half-do= strides, won • good race by a neck ; two lengths
separating the almond sad third ; Lasaw beaten off.
aTaz Menem' PLATS of 60 son., added to • handicap of
5 son each, for all ages ; weight for age ; selling and other
allowance.. The...owners of a mile. (4 subs.)
Captaint m.°,thges.rat (al.j"mthgt"—T(.ll. glinlll7 al 1
Mr. W. Bcilre Usher, 4 yrs, 9st ) (Owner) 2
Betting : 5 to 2 on Belle, who got off in frost, and making
the whole of the runniog won easily by three parts of a
length. The winner was bought in for 130 gimes.
TSB DWGGNOVON PLaTa of 50 son., added to • handl.
cap of 5 son. each, foe all ages ; the snood horse to save
his stoke ; winners extra. About throrquarters of a mild.
(19 subs.)
Lord Ilatemada Queen of Trumps, 6 yrs, MOIL (Ine.7lb ex)
(J. Ortnishaw) 1
Mr. Redhead's WY Marl. 6 yrs, 7.t 71b (H. Covey) 2
Betting : 7 to 2 oo Qtleell of Trump, who made all the
running, and won in a cantor by five length
Tug CuAtewoirre &am of 50 move. added to a handi-
cap sweepstakes of 10 son. each, h ft. One mile and a
quarter. (13 subs.)
Mr. W. 0. Crewen's Pawkier, by Yellow Jack—Provlsion,
3 yrs. Oat 31b (S. Kenyon) 1
Duke of Beanfores Black Rock, 4 yrs, 7st Mb (J. Orinishaw)
Mr. G. Angela Attache, 3 yrs, Tat rdb (Loates)
Betting : 11 to 10 *gat Provisor, 6 to 5 apt Attache, and
Bto 1 apt Black Rook. Attache made play for a abort
&stenos. when the favourite headed him. and Black Rock
soon took second plan, but neither reached Proviaor, who
wocleverly by half a length ; Attachi • bed tbird.
Tar 135111140 SrArza of 5 aon. took, dot., half a mile,
did not produce a race.
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inches ep the paper. The knife produced (a white handled
table knife, rather warn and beet at the point) was lying
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the floor meet the replace. ow the left aide. mid covered
with blood, the point beet as wren.. While taking primer
to the stance-house be said, "It was all my wile 4 fault ;
the has bees away from me Am sights altogether. lAA
eight I fogad her et her sister's hoses in Dak
tioion-street, Bpitalfields, in compitey with a man= I
13msett, who has messily some from America. Mf wife
told me that eke was dithermised to go sad live with that
man and Wave me. At the time I committed the deed I
did not intend to hurt bra. 1 have bees oat ef work thane
weeks, been married four years, and have me child. Have
bees in partnership with my brother is the welkinvetiedt
trade. sad loth about 300
Other evidence harts, been given, prisimer was said by
the magistrate whether he wished to make any sumer le
the charge or my why be should not be remanded.
Me
merely replied "No, sir," and ou leaving the desk is whisk
ha bed stood composedly, bunt into team.
Prisoner is of slight build, pale complexion, sad deemed
like • respectable mei:Amain.
M ARPLEBONIE.
Nary Brownsoi German, was charged with robbery. 1,
Mr. Wood, a etommarve, residing to the
red,, said said the prisoner brought him • large iron
block, sad said ha wished to Dell it, as he was going to
QememilascL Witness bad • abort time ego borrowed this
sad another block from the railway works, which were
being earthed on by Marrs. Ritmo,. He at ones Warmed
Mr. Mitchell of what the primmer was doing.
Mr. Mitchell, the meet of the warksoisid the block
belsoged to them. The est bad cost 51. The prisoner, who
bad hese employed by lima, was looked up.
David Dryden, 309 8, deposed to takiagthe primmer into
custody. He mid be bad found it severed in mad and dirt.
Prisoner pleaded guilty.
Yr. Yardley ordered him to pay 10s. fine and 10s.
value, or in default to undergo fourteen dam' hard labour,
and be (tbe magistrate) wished everyone would set like Mr.
Wood had done, as it would tend to disoonregethisTlM.

LAYBRIT.
lake Beyer, 29, midis( et 11, Rimeslintreet, Camber-
well-reed, gentlemen ; Nathaniel flokAsster, 34, of 125,
Eaglefisid-roed, Islington, coassignee neerelmet &MOM/
Bermes, 29, 24. New-street, WhitensA4 gif
Wls dAlerrai
Abrabas Davie, 43, 14, Newntreot, teechapel,
dealer ; Oeaheli Ilibtersage, 20, 3, Kiddie Oveseetreeit,
Oomoseadal-red Est, hawker ; end Phillip Braun, 30,
31, (hoot partisadeMeS, liarylebees, die meeker, all well
dressed Germans, were Owed is the ber before Yr. Inn*
charged with kaowingly baring in their ousted, sad pos
sessioo st 11, Itueselletreet, Oambererell, 50D forged ens
of thelmperial Bank of Russia, each for and
• value of 5 roubles, sod farther knowingly beinrgi=a
at the seas in offering, intern', disposing, sad patr
ting of the said forged notes, contrary to the 24th mid 25th
Victoria, esp. 98, use, 19. is
Yr. Sleigh, fun. who &needed for the prosecatioa,
opening the case, said that as the primers were only ap-
Cl:tthe night before, the °Moss engaged bad not
est time to collect the agesewery evidence or pro-
cure the eitternians of the nemaaery witness.
Some evidence was then given with the view to •no

'nand.
Mr. Elliott said there must be evidence to justify his
remanding a prisoner, and there was nose before him, even
to show that the notes were forgeries. This he must have
before remanding the prisoners.
Mr. Sleigh said the imperfect manner in which the ewe
was presented to his worship was entirely owing to the
shortness of the time allowed to the officers from the time
of the apprehension, but It would be shown on a short ad-
journment of the can that the SOWS were forgeries.
The prisoners were scoordingly put back, and were spin
brought up at a late hour of the evening, when Mr.
Elliott remarked that the *Tidies* did cot implicate the
prisoner Brans.
Mr. Sleigh said that oe • future day be should be enabled
to prove by the testimony of a witness' conversant with the
movements of the whole of the parties, the simplicity of that
prisoner with the whole of the gang. She same witness
would disclose a wholesale system of fraud by the forged ,
notes, and the fact that one of the prig not long gems
passed off 2,000/. of the notes ie Liverpool, and another of
them had received the money. He (idr. Sleigh) hoped that
In a cam of such public importance his worship would deem
It
necemery to remand the whole of the prisoners to a future
da.
' Inspector Thompson was called, and deposed to having
found • box of engraver's tools in coo of the zooms in the
house, 11, Enroll-street.
produced five notes which he
Sergeant Mulvaney oleo p
(mud in the fire-place of the tack parlour—the room
behind that in which five of the powers bad been ape

prebeadnd.
Mr. James Heard, a gentleman ocemected with the
Russian embssey, deposed that the ire notes jest produced
by the officer were all forgeries. There wen typographical
errors in the printing which enabled him to my paei•
trimly that they were ►ll forgeries.
Thi. was all the evidence offered, sad oa it the prism's*
were remanded.