The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-03 00:00:00

THE EIPRFSS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3 1865.

Pottlag : 7 to 4 apt Comore. 5 to It apt lemmas, 5 to I i
apt Cobweb, 6 to 1 set Gedmenhase, and 10 to 1 apt
may other. Trompeter oat eat the work with a deer Jed
for the tint quarter et a sae, Betsy Ospelead sewed,
lowed by hoopoe, 001110f14 sod Cobweb tad resading the
tun late the straight, when Cobweb took op the m
tamely attended by Gomm, who waited dil opposileast
stead, where he heeded Cobweb, said wen away by aandibe 1
Sister to lavender was a bed thin), lreqmse fourth, Bstey
Copeland sad Triumpher the last two.
Taii Foeirrwers Estomrom bassorter. Muss at 10
ears. each, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds ; oohs, het 1011) ;
fillies, Set 71b ; withers rtes. Three-quarters of a mile.
(13 was)
Lord Sallnifeetra Valatia. by Newcastle-60dt est 10IOmit de Lagrange' s Moen" got Hdb .. (H 0= 1
Mr H. J. Smith's :gun el Avon. eat 71.6
Betties : Erin on liaresso, 5 to 4 apt Valois, who
took Obis lead immediately *her *arils& sad wee is a
canter by three I.thilblees vas of Arcs beat= off.

NAVAL AND lIILLITARY.

BRIGHTON RAM -WeDNWeDi.V.
THE CUP DAY.
It gam* makes, however simipdareat the prise
SUS Ike "Osp Day " of every swain has always sofficisat
geedip be street die sashitode. Ikea at Hampton,
mime the Hesees Plats le elevated by popular aeolemation
ado dipay d • "Cap," the race with the eternal Cellar
Os and •asidary plater as het opgiposed, excites 4010111840
wthesimm. The liked alsount ven of 400 i. for the era
ladies of • deed trophy proved a deeded saran, an Ely,
Onethenell, 8, downs, all, oe, Archimedes, sad Had.
mho ware ail wedded ertraight as toe the spot is mediae,.
to kill their ~wmte. Ely and Outdoes. ludas to
=t er Godwood battle over gala at *differed,* of
'ended • peat =mat of hawed, bet ea Tuesday
sewing Ely was elected favourite, weace, them 2 to 1 being
dived spinet the Goodwood One whisk while few
" peaks " takes abed Sydmonton were thi; only betting
Inwootioss that come underage oblongata.. Throughoat
?aritity sight the rain assesoded is keret* sad
the Yrty 'smoky of Wednesday was very wet ; the
vied blowing a pie, procreated She usual "dip," sad
"*We" baths pocked limply h Om rough weigher.
Brightest hes not beet' etc Wrested this owe and the
besets god commoties et "Osp Day" woes dearly ape-
reek, all the fashion at pineal sokoraing io She town
having evidestly aaters tun wet for the coodien.
Hundreds of Aim were plying, and the abosts of tbedriven
ernminglieg with the conveoMerial cry d "erect card."
mock up that excitement betokening the monist stirring
.o led. Fortusately far the Oboool4l of the day with the
we-racing community, the weather shared up by aeon,
and • logy lies of carriages and vehicles of all daceiptices
awed their way up the steep kill to the coarse. Th.
Pavilica Plate the first red oe the ward, was set tor 2
o'clock, and mid redeem of the twenty-nine sobieriben
went to the past Vixes was kindled favourite at Ste 1,
Arkansas bad supported for good money at sto 1, the satin
dowel bog old Juliet, about whom 6 to 1 was accepted.
The favorite was war formidable. Opposite' the stood
thee nos was left to &Win and Arkansas, and the latter,
Rashid with a rush, woo easily by two limpid &kHz
helf-s-leagth in frost of Flying Horse. The Susses Stakes
kooght out the whole of the twelve entered, end there
we a repetition el those tedious delays whir& are so
gammon its short cute ; Weed, we heartily modems the
ermarstion of aa isfisestial psalms* on the Stewards'
Stead, that those belf-mile ewes weight to be obliterated
from the mein ealesdar. After an hour bed be.. wasted
in vain endeamors Is pt the bongs off, Admiral Roos
mounted the cob if the dearer of the comes, and galloped
Mewl to t
est sarting post to add hie authority to the =Or
life of th tarter, Ids. Weeerge. The gallant admiral was
loftily cheered gab. went doom the name, waving his whip
ininuctiag Lashio., aegareetly diem. the order. The effect
led 'nod satisfactory, as the competitors were intmedietitly
got away oe ertelleat teems, so' Wentworth ultimately
woo. The splendour of the Cap brought oat an winners,
including the equip* celebrities Ely, Caller On, Gunflint.,
Union Jack, god Make, sod the ten ended great inte-
rest, more especially as regarded the Met and sesood for
the Goodwood Cup. 6to 5 wee waded about Ely, who
wady monopolised the betting, sad he anomplialied • brit-
Bent coup by defeating Caller Os, Ia the osmoneseet
easter', by eight length' Male Cotes Jack, who was
*Lin out, defeated Clambesoan fee Hard place, allbeegh,
but for belie eased, the letter might have elided the
" *notion," to which there we • nward attathed of 25i.
The oonclodieg portion cd the aftetwen was fine, sad the
remainder of the sport will be found detailed below :
Tex PaTiLION PLATII (Handicap) ad 100 sows, added to
a sweepstakes of 5 son. each, 2 ft, for all dee ; rimers
after the publication of the weights extra. Bristol mule
(29 siate.)
Led Citeridges Arkaamelby Gadoet -Truth, it yre
121 b (Carroll) 1
KMr. O. Angeles Wattle. I yrs. MI (teates)
JoL EISEOO.IS Thing Hone yrs, let Mb (car 54 11111:Slurp)0
( 3
The foliowing also nila :-Flower, Juliet. IlawlLkahaw. sbdh,
Timm, and ?war
Betake : 3 be 1 sod Vim, sto 1 apt Adagios, 6 to 1
sigthJoliet. 7to 1 deb apt Pierer sad Flyby Horse, and
to 1 apt Salailin. The @ideal wee given to an drollest
start, Plying Hone Joliet, and Plover leading the lot,
with Sandia sad Arkansan well op. After gong about two
*wired yard' Hawkshaw ilsempod y into the rear,
and procreetiteg clove the hill Flying Horse took • clear lead,
followed by Juliet, Adams, riadAdodin, to the distance,
when Joliet gave way, end halt way up Sakai beaded
Flying Horn, who also gave way to Arkaasaa, and the latter
owing with a rush opposite the stand dawned of &ladle,
sad was easily by two leagthe ; hall • kept' separated the
mooed sad third, Mover a bad kora, sad Juliet fifth.
Till Sosaix Swum of 5 soya erne. with 100 edded, for
2-yr-olds and upwards, weight for age, with willies allow-
Wed.
_(UH a mile.) 02 subs.)
LoTO Weetasoraiand e, Westward. Syr (lot) est Mb
(Haziable) 1
Mr. tiodgman's Viper, fps ist Illb . _ .(Heastfield)
Mr. I. Stephiesson's Bsalsb Syn '504). 7.4 Kb Merril/ S
The following aso ram (Minna. Court 11101Iner, Mow
Spinner, iketheia, Blackbird, Juliet. f by Acrobat dam by
Venison. Atbelred, sad Musketeer.
Betting : 2 to 1 apt Mosey Spurner, 4 to 1 mob apt
Joliet and Blackbird, 8 to 1 apt Wentworth, 100 to 8 each
apt Ballad sod Ethelred. More then an hour was waded
in fruitless attempt' to get the let away, and at
Admiral Rees rode up to the starting post. and in t'Et
naiades the deg woe lowered to • good start Joliet
with Blackbird ekes up was the first to show is
front, their immediato attendants bid Viper,
Mossy Spinner, and Wentworth till halfway down the hill,
when Blackbird diamond from the front, and Mosey
Spinner took • sliest lead, but before reaching the diaries
gave may ; whereupon Viper ( who had lid or better terms
with hie hones) joimed Wentworth, and the pair
handing Joliet, is • few skidoo were joieed by
Whet. Opposite the embalm Lord Wedowee-
kod'a colt we challenged by Viper, who wee de-
lettecl, after • Bre nee, by a seek ; Ballet (who was
third) was beats. half a length from Viper. Court Milliner
was fourth, Anthem fifth, Joliet and Quirio• nut, and
Ethelred lest. The wiener was bought in for 200 pinata.
TH2 BaIGHTON Cu,, a pied of ride value 400 Om..
added to a sweepsnicas al 10 sort. nth. with 100 sided ;
for 3.yr-olds and upwards ; weight for age ; •with penalties
sod allowsome The owner of the mooed hone to reed*
50 son., and the owes, of the third 23 sows. out of the
.ekes. About two miles. (32 Dube.)
Mr. W. B. Cartwright's lay. by Ilaptea-The
4 Vs. Mt IJIb (ac en)
11z. W. l'Ansoa's Caller Ott. Nee. Pat
Mr. W. Morris'. Colon Jack. 4 yes. tot _ . ..:reatham)S
The following shoran :-Cambanten, tobstre, and Sydroonton.
• Betting : 6 to 5 apt Ely, 3 to 1 apt Oanibuseen, 7 to 1
each apt Sydmonton sad Caller On, and 100 to 6 apt
Radmire. When the horses rime out for their prellotiosry
eater much curiosity wan discoed to dentists* those
celebrities which had made themselves famous by
great parkemonese ; Ely, °embalms, and Case
On as • matter of dune being the centres of
atrocare The competitors were started on capital terms,
sad at soon as they settled into their stride, Mike Jack
was seen forging shoed, pursued by Sydniontoe,
next Se whom earn. Ely, Twain shoot • lest is frost
et Cambiums, Redmire and Caller O. lying vide by side
end bridles up the rear. No damp egesived until aerie-
tag at the half-mile pest, rhea Ely passed Sydroostou and
want to Heim Jerk's quarters, and Caller On joined
Oaribosean, Reds*. dropping further astern. Deecend-
ins the hill, Ely drew up to Unica Jack, sod soon had him
oafs, heading hint ain't& into the dip. Here Caller Ou rushed
to ten frost, end praise Ouslowea and Sydmosten aw
by ono on ascending- the bill, wed to Ely's head, but she
compounded immediately afterwards with not an effort in
her, and Ely, quitting his °pm:meats, won in a common cas-
ter by eight length. lJnicio Jack was third on rtffnuier,
Combust.. palling up fourth ; Redwing was fifth, and
Bydmintos stepped a stead the steed.
Two OTINGDRAI PLATS (Handicap) of 100 sem., foe ell
age;'tnewn after the publication of the weights extra.
About six forked.
eaptala Itschelf s Lucky Star, by Motuitain Deer-Dawn
of pay, 4 yrs, 84 81b (J. Grhashaw) 1
Mr. Base's The Brigand. S yrs, est 21b (B. Sharp)
Mr. liasserton's Frogmore colt Ist 121 b 'Caried Mt)
(11. Jackson 8
Buell o
af
ran : Lytham, Cleardsesan, Barham, Bordaa,
B•Ue the DaD, Golden Crom, Maida4l6. cad Ifeclids.
Betties 9te 4 apt Belle of the Ball. 7to 2 apt Locke
Star, 10 to Ir=lediezleasid 100 to 8 deb apt °semis-
man sad The of the sad adaeie did NAST LONDON RAILWAY COMPANT.-The first
out get to the post in time to start. Lytham jumped misting wes held yeineday et the Loam' Tavern
off di froet, bat after golly • abort distance gave way to r. Hanes the611° 411311.. Th• chairmen narked that
th
Redick, Lock, Star, and The Frogman colt. who went on tiros OE OOIIISLOY DO, having commended M4O dime-
in cornsasad to the distance, where Captain Macbeire horse ten mould report nothing in that respect, but all the infix-
tool, the hied, ea The Brigand tided mad phew. the nation they could gather as to the prospects of the under-
taking indicted them to the belief that it would be or, of
aished • good raw which ended in favour of Luck]
ipepnartr
har by leaf e lam*. The piogwea colt was e had third, the moat soomesful oadestaktop of the kind ia the ideg-
Goardsmas four*, Lytham heeding the othert dom. The Metropolitan Real way had dearly proved
Tan BRIGHTON NIIIBRRT STALLS (lifter of 10 son. that •• short live of railway passing through • dodo
nob, h ft, with 100 added ; winners after the publication PnAlintion, although ccastracted at so =moose 000 t,
of the weight. extra. T.Y.C. (49 ribs.) was more remunerative than those Bees oo:intruded at
Mr. Hodgmatis Verdure, by Vedette-Barometer, cad 1046 less sod and rondos into the country for large
(Bearded) I *dances. The East Loader' Railway was ao situated that
Baron Bothschild's Sister to Amber, 74 101 b ...,(Cennon) 9 It would ape the nocapwa d its high hwenlieteeee twee
Mr. O. Ammar s Masoulta, 7st Kb (8. Adam) byjoiniag with the other lines earth and south, as well OA
The following also ran : -Ambition. Miss Baird Othello, low short-distance fares, or local traffic ; tad that a.
*cleat*, Bay Leaf. Strathlleldm7o. Gold Yen. Suffer loaf. hew ea, rem Do doubt that it would yield a eery r 'VI GINTLIMIN MISSING. -Irdatnlilly a very
Sylph, MosAtrom, Wildair, and Illphsa
Bettiog :4to 1 apt Ulphus, sto 1 aptW Roland, 8 wwwwweretleet The ebehma° tweeluded by MOWN! Mist Psid°l WWI wee Pm°ll.B* throughout Dablill woo-
ammo of • statement hart *beaked
to 1 sort Skathfieldways 10 to 1 sash Wildair, air4444o3.atralited by eltsteholders Weans to the Og circulation thet a
tore, Magorks, aed BM to 8 each apt mention, Sylph, Mite set tethbliabled the company be wanted. ""l w•°•"‘""11 5" ifeeneowle wee missing from the pre-
Bealcatoo. sad Sister to Amber. An excellent start was • having seconded the motion,was Timis tinting. The names of the pot rorationd in
effected at the first attempt.common with the report am-Michael L. Ryan, of the
arils us led the way, and Mr. Brows* aad Mr. H. H. ficholield were the. _
after goieg shout • hundred held clear laid, weddedw auditors, sad Mr. Cooper secretary-the latter at ew".••• Bank Jobs Mulcahy. also of the National ;
gt: of the pea anceoVrewn, of the Ballast-office ; Mr. TUMMY of Bo k
follo wed by Miss Roland, Ambition, Bay Leaf. and Mow Ai • /guy of SOW. per enewmc . , - _.
teas two sacra a the mita* hooding Venture and the directors' rennuosratioe was deferred tall oat meeting. mew lots ; sad a mr. rite From the hif
which lees reeded es it appeals that cm Monday evening
Sister to Amber. They ran has
for the first quarter PlrrlaßOßonna, Wninnent AND BDITON BAIL' ...dn. hired a f atf. &bout beff-paea
of a mile, when Venture and Sister to Amber improved wain-The fourth half-yearly nesting was held at the . ••••-
o'clock f Christopher Nimpi of • , with
their positions, and at the foot al the bill the latter took offices, 41, Porliament-dreet, yeeterday ; Mr. Cary is kid SerlM mm
second place, Mazurka going en third, Vesture close op. chair. The chairmae said tied at the last -half-yearly . the iukall°° of Br°°°•dißd Ifl•Ptewo- The weather.
At the-diet lister to Amber doted with Clehus, who wasting dm directors had hoped that the bill far e.t.a- fl be vm•mbefed• gla memwbet °omitted. sad *lbw
halt way up gave wa beaten, leaving Venture and Ilta- *me el their limo to Crowlead end Cowell weld have • hour lad imam the rim.•ileabia.W• re= bust° dote that littlotrutemiesime bite
sorts do does os " The Beres's" Illy, who Passed through Phrlia"". bet ill, Utwal 18.86 th b" Head • glad the meet pledul
eleslkeged opposite the Steed, but yes kat.. by Vesture related. The moserzimtant maw= to Covered hod, P° • ogre•rwinno ewes. bawl la
after w *delft Ida by threepartem of a loot* ; SO ITed glad to sd, the ford assent, and be bad ao oeweeflwwww. mew emewee"--"WW•We •cr
Barka s. ke, Amon and I:7lplan fourth sod fifth doubt but that in the lands of their present 001111114101111 bidV4121630143122.j.- BOLLOWATiI -417Nc-
awe bed
~togethe Begat Loaf sixth. The last lot comprised I the lime would be speedily and setistoetorily eseepleted. Main Dleinentln- he *odd be wen wad eles that every
Wildair Bay Loaf, ML Roland, sod tied Pao, who was With regard to the". rosin line from Peterhof...mak to °Ms el Ike body doe rte defy fag and width
pollee im eia the pod. Buttes, the works had made good perms dating the haXehies ihem~
ceyoupgya saserlby oessenteadlowdl/4.7110. Is ths:Wirs
to the pkimiffiredgeos
Ts alum STAND PLBI3 Visadkap) of 50 mint ; wee. Peet ilelf-reer• and then era no dieficemY aaticit*Aol .111 add me= r
aspand
eel bowel,
ewe Sib mike Geo rile. . opening the lies foe public 21,64 *wind • tile wZia 71. aa. atehma the
comet BMWs Owners. by Marryealw.Patma, Me. •witaina. Ilze report honey been sloped, retool tree' their natural action is stresalaVlZated,
74 (Canarm) 1 to din &pima cachaed Mud boldness of the waded. .3 == regularity enforced. Health me) always be pm-
*? O. oranges Cobweb, Tot (loan*Hiow, der nerved by attentl • obedience to Holloway's direetioos,
-and by
Mr. T. lied'. Bien/ be Invel. $ yrs, get.. aoerlTAL PDI D"Willa 7112 • using his medicine as advised by them AU obstrumlons ill by
Tbe followiag also rem Triangiser, ileassanhars, Bay MAgGARET-SintrgT, oAwzirDl3ll-84NIARR.-The member ol tam mesas be remove., the blood partied, and ha fres a,
neraisme aid lawysee pationla relieved doting the pest week we S. twitter stroolotise Widithhed

LAMM BETTING.
BT. MIL
6 to 6 opt mamma. (e)
12 to 1 Christmas tfttol (t)

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Tux 08.thrrAcurt ATOMS' (Brighton). —Union Jack was
wood, and sot third, for the Maintops Stair*, it Brighton
on Turdoy Atria: was third.

BOTAL YACHT SQUADRON RschirrA.

GOWNS. 11,20'111nel Immo.
The following were the times of arrival in the
race for the Quwa's Cap :

4. L &
54 1 Id
6 42 60
6 47 110
6 68 0
6 1 22
4 4 44

ADMIRALTY, AUGUST APPOINTMZIITS, —Dr.
A. Arsoutroog to be depute ty brepertarvaaral of ths 'Royal
Maria* lruary at ham, via .
J. Kbag to labe stall surgeon ol Chathamllesear
Dorhyard.ixrditi,
retired.
Bevan H. Heim° warmed to rank.
Lientreant A. T. Powlett, to the Anther.
headset Pareaster J. E. Ise* to the Mame Royal
for disposaL
Ariostaat surname F. F. Flynn, to the Filmy, for Hasler
Hospital ;W. Rookie (a), to the Lades ;F. Whines%
to the °timberland ; J. Bony, to the Dasher • Reheat
Penes (additional), to the Pateses Royal ; J. P. Ootztany,
end L. Lease, to the Primus RoyaL

• The first portion of the newly-designed machinery
for working the large 12 ton amootb-bore muds-loadar
guns, With which the impaled frigate Bellerophon la to be
armed, is now being fitted, repeater, to a series of *rye-
Amnesia upon the iarestiom
The Arethur, 30, 600 borealowes. Captain Macdonald
hi still iw the iniagere Undo. beds( the defeats die
tamed in her machinery mode good. She I likely to to
detailed far some days co mere Were shear prowled to
ether vemell imaged toonssprissall experlwesW

Viking
Pantomime
Titania
The reel were not timed.
As soon as the A lbertine arrived, Lord Loadesborougl
came ashore and lodged a protest with the mills( coin-
mitts* spinet the Kyrie receiving the prise, as she was
not at her proper statics when starting. The Alias bad to
allow the Egeris 29 minutes 20 amnia for Mimeses of
teenage. The coesideration of be protest was pee into
this monde', sad the sail* committee having beard ,
seldom* upon it, they decided unanimously that the Reasia
was entitled to the prise, which pee general satisfaction.
The Rgeria was °sly ecomaseeed by Mr. Wanhill, of
Pools, in October last, sad was launched in May. Bbd
10 het la length, beam 19 feet 3 hobos, giving teenage,
builder's nesasurstawat, 160, sad club measurement, 197. She
M fitted with the new running bowsprit, with almost upright
masts. She is constructed en hose somewhat different hem
may of the other competing weasels, they being built
ea the hollow or wave Kum* while her Imes are pot-
belly attaight and even, end the hollow lines appear to
have be most etudioael avoided. The fittings of walnut
and maple are very has sad the Woes large sod
ample. Although built for a racing vessel she bar every
convenience and comfort for see going. This was her drat
match, and almost bee bat trial, sad so time was afforded
to try experiments with a view of improving her, which se
doubt expenses* will hereafter suggest. She was 'Joel-
Ihotly sailed by Ilr. Nicholls, junior, see of the voters.
Nicholls, and he premises well to maintain his father's
Lame.
This evening the anneal diaper of the Royal_ Taal
Squadron will take plans at the Castle, at which Goes-
=adore the Right Roe. the Earl of Wilton will preside.
To-morrow a grand race will take place foe a prize of
1001. given by the Royal Yacht Squadron for yachts d3O
toes bed upwards, below:rig to any Royal Yacht Club or
foreign club; the wares bier rimed the Isle of Wight.
The following yachts have bees entered :
Tam
Zoe
4110
Wlicheratt
41bertlna
Viking l4l Mr. J. loom
Galatea
Arrow We Wr. T. inuarberlayea
Aquiline as Col. be Roe. D. G. Hach.
r‘Pria 341 lir. J. Malhollan,L
Paalcagma
Cream WM Mr. W. J. hideout.
Marisa
111cobe
I= lO6 Mr. H. Jones.
164 The Mori at hoes*.
111rameMis 66 lord Henry Lamm
Chriashil 6l Mr. A. C. Lamar&
4101 44 Wesel Annesley.
This immense fleet of yachts is expected to start at en
early hour to-morrow morning.
To-morrow mein than will be • grand display of fire-
works oe the Parade by Mr. Pain, of the Walworthsesk
London, who gave such general satiafection here last year.
Thin day was appointed for the town regatta, which
always Julep together a large cumber of perms, from
Newport, Ryde, Vestnor, and other parts of the Wand, but
the amusements were sadly marred on account of the very
unfairoanible wish of the weather. Notwithetaadieg the
frequent heavy and thoroughly dresobirig showers, the
Roads were covered with boats filled with company, and the
Parade and places adjacent thereto were crowded with tom.
PDT, uotil the rain drove them to plains of shelter. The
programme was a very ample Gee, and embraced a rowing
match for four-oared bosh belonging to the Royal Yacht
Squadroo, with prises of 6/., 31., sod It.
'The Volunteer Ride head from Newport was stationed cm
tb• Parade, and played some very choice music.
The boat races were exceedingly well contested.
VW? 01 mu FILMS AND tancemen or w4LI6.

&even 4 and 5 o'clock this afternoon the Prime and
Princess of Wales embarked at the Trinity Wharf, East
Cowes, on board the Albert, royal yacht, for the purpose of
immuring the reptte with their presume. The yacht cam*
slowly down the Medias, cad dropped author abreast of the
Parade, and they were received wit► load and hearty chow.
tog. As soon ea the rata ceased the Prince and Princess had
soils Owed 012 the top of the peddle.box of the Albert, and
watched apparently with eecuiderabis interest the sports
that were going on. The Prince was for some time engaged
I. minutely examining by means of a glue the crowd of
people who were ea land sad am!, and some of the cow.
petitors were called to the ride of the yacht, and they ap.
pealed on leaving to be well satisfied with the result. At
the time this was despatched the sports were going on.

NESTING OP THE BRITISH MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION AT LEAMINGTON.

CHATHAM, i 11017112 2.

About 100 medical men assembled in the ball
of Leamington CoLiege oa Tuesday creole& to witness the
beauguration of the new president, Dr. B. Jeaffreeoe, whose
longleeinsursl address treated of mineral spring in general
and of Leamington in particular. The thirty-third an-
nual report of the council was thus mad. It
thanked Sir Charles flutings, of Worcester, Ice the
efforts he had made to serve the seniointioe. A
hobnob emaciation bad been farmed in Durham aid
Nerthumberlaad, from which a large accession of members
wee expected. In 1864 the number of members of the
aseociatice wee 2,400. and daring the year 30 have died, 66
roped, sad 70 excluded foe nonpayment of arrears.
Denali the wee period 133 as members had
been admitted, and the association now numbers
2,388 members. Its position is • ibiancisi point of
view was satisfactory. It commenced the year 1884
with a balance of 84 3s. 04d, is favour of the
tressarer, and had nos • Weems of 2431, 16e. 801. in favour
at the amseetatioe, the income baring been 3,T.W. 13e. fid.,
and the expenditure 2.8901. 16s. 94d... The report dwelt on
the efforts of the association oe behalf of Poor-law medical
reform, which had resulted in a little better feeling to-
wards tie profession, and the council hoped soon to we tato
eppoiotmeat of members ot the profession on the Peor-law
Board. The mooed general meeting took pines on Wednes-
day, at 11 ; Dr. isaffrieon presiding. A soiree wan held
at the Pamp Rooms in the evening.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

implored in the sawenfeetors al ranee. What wee
the answer to that all the lime! Not that which
is sow very properly set up for the defence,
bit • threat made by defendant', wife that an Wien should
be brought mutest the toodisal Aker for stoppisp_the week
et her servaata I Wait this all-iraportan• UP•• the
sworn widen., Won mil am prepared to oravist.
then, what is the penalty for each an act at such • Noli
Masao prevalent and Mows WWI cattle tganDl all I
so onoortaie whether I ought notes indict the full pl-
ushy. Donlitises this nedbip be a autism to de.
foodaat ; docbtlase hislossinew &amid sad will adder wiry
eonsiderahly bun say eolllliCtiffe. and in this bailer I diesel
that he pay a 'malty of 64. with asses.

HO)!! OBLOIIIT.--Csonxnf, Auotrer 2.
(Beton Dane Pigott.)
MOAT Allreiaikiwt the pesos', who was canvided
Tuesday wordieg Mr. Mare, a anidene,
moth' as the Welting Mims, where lee we ennied emir
• nentsase of ix yore penal snevitedo, and ern sob see
an extraordinary statement with nerd te
brought up for
*fault
19, adorer, who, as was stated fn rapirt neltrallre
ridenib is t a mea parered of ability, aald.
dread the court, and said that on the melon day the
leaned amened for the prmrwtioa had made • vary scrim
sharp spier him, and roused him of having on two mean
suns stabbed warden in the prisons when IS was coalsai.
Ho did not know whether her 10,614 kneaded to gin asp
effect to that rammer ia the sentence be wee rod te
pass, but if be did, he ko he might be allowed to arrte
a few observations in serration, and Wen hie brad*
what were the real dressistaner.
Heron Pigott told the primer that he bad been err
deed of the offence of unlawfully wording, and ha it
to par a sentence apes him for that offence alms,
askweithout any Ws.
Werra to asy other matte
prisoner said as this wee the sue he would ad
rpm kis lordship's time soy further, bat would leave la
entirely in kis bear
Harr Pigott then said the jury bad found the primmer
guilty d the eases of unlawfully wording. and epos the
maser it was quite dear tall= could sot have erne
so any other cemolueion. It that he hid been •
°win sire eke brining of • year 1849.
The Primer—l beg your radon, my lord ; sineethlia
The liaised judge, resuming his address, mid that it sp.
=d that with very sheet tetanal' of three and six months
ad pored the We of • consist elan the year 1849, and
be had bees originally esetenoed to twenty years' tramper-
tation, and is 1862 be was again ervieted and senteaced is
six yeses' penal servitude, sod was undergoing that punish-
ment whoa he committed the offence of which be had been
now convicted. He bad therefore served a long spreader
aldp ne a coevir, sad had bees in @MIMI COSMOS srehlish-
manta He bad me the preview day made • statemest
which was celoulated to reale a feeling in the pairs mied
that wavier ware or jested to ill-trealesent, rah* appeared
to entertain the opinion that cocain priers ought
to be merely places of retirenseat for
who wen tired of their vicious course of life. He slur Zs:
in his position must indenter that this was not so. Coe-
sin prose were intended to be places of punishment, but
the priors did sot seem to think that this was their I
object. He apposed to have imagined that he had some
ground of complaint, either well or ill founded, against the
meldicol direr of the establishment, said ha had armed
hierell with a knife, sod with this instrument he stabbed a
min who he grained had never give him any oda
ad whom ha himself described so a good man ad •
Christi's, and said had always nerd him kindly.
so offers as this could not be pared over without severe
pridemeet, and he thought the jury had takes a very
merciful view of his conduct when they found
him guilty only of unlawfully wousdieg. He was bound
to pass a scannas of five years' peed servitude, but he
sheuld direct that the seaters should date from the present
time, so that tho effect would be that he would have to
nuncio an additional period of punki:meat of three yams
at the extrados of his former sentence.
the prisoner said he was extremely grateful to kis lord-
(or the kind attention he had given to his ore, and
f the Isainoy with which he bad dealt with him.
a Pigott advised the primmer to ended himself
preperly in future, and he would then regain his liberty,
and have an opportunity, if he thought fit to do so, of be.
coming a respectable meenher of moiety.
The primmer ensured his lordship that he would do his
beet to oat upon his geed advise, and he was then removed.

THE ALLEGED
HBUBTOIL POISONING CASE AT
AB
Charles Condom Sprague was placed In the dock
at Exeter, before ILL Juice lasing, a Tuesday, to
ewer the the few iedieeneete preferred spirt Ids of *dui.
Miming or amine to be adminietared, with latest to
murder, or, as • Med annul alleged, with =WM to do
=km= bodily berm, • certain pie= oiled Mama to
Lie wife, father-in-law mad mother-fa-law, emit gavot. The
'adamant proceededwith wee that Wins redone, to the
mother-tolaw, Mm. °balker.
Mr. Terser and Mr. linenaway promoted ; Ur. Carter
ead Mr. Oilier Weeded.
err. Terser. in amen the cram, remorked the
Grime alleged sue le intention' murder, mall thee IS wee only
by the promdeme of God that it wee sot nosier in feet.
He went fully into the fams to be detailed in evidater ;
and ausreeted that the primmer had anamitted the mime
charged under the biases of leassity—be halos bees
coofieed in an salmi aboot twelve aleillhe SDK Tbe
iury if they acapted that theory amid tarefore anode
him off the grated of inanity, and be would be amid
dude( her Majesty's pleasure. lf, however. they did set
disk Mr. Sprague Wane, • wive would be bleed ter the
set in the benefit which be expeeted to derive seder Ne
wife's marriage eettlameet at her death. It was tree that
the &dosage would have bass very walk but any moon
uatated with legal well be led be
think that his intermit in t etlsTettawitildbe mesh greater
than it really use.
Robert Coed Tucker, solleitor, Ashburton, praised the
attlemeat faith was made on the marrow el Mee
()balker sad Kr. agora Minh gave the lather • lifer inte-
rest I. eerie= properties a the &Mb of hie wife atheist
tame, which properties up= lb death would meet bask to
her beim.
Mr. Carter mead the erearamimatioa of Kr. Tooker
is meta a manaer to draw atm himself • SWIM rebuke
frees the leaned judge, who Elwin seated that the
witness bad behaved Is wory rampart properly. In ere=
examination Mr. Tooker mid that osier • Malone will
meet of the property bawled in the eitlemest—all, in
fast, but 1001.—ia the are of MN. apogee dyieg with-
out Imes hadon her mother, would Dot cane to the prim-
Bur at all.
Harriett Freak • serve= to Mr. Oreed, Abbeedoem
will, and formerly with Yr. Chalker for fear or live mare,
said that the family, which cemieted of Mr. sad Mra.
°balker. &ad Mr. and lire. SWIM, hod timably happy
together. lira use oemira however, she boa Mr.
say, 'I 'hoist riot core if they were all paisemed,
amiert were to iposses them I should not be taken up at
=bemoans I have bees is the septum." He was in •
at the time.
Orcemazarnised—No ow beard tie stamen' but bruit.
She could sot tell what room it was mak fa ; mar imactly
where. She had ineetioad it Woes tiremenent
just about the time it occurred, to the awed eel
at%
.Mbharten ad hie wife. who were Meade el her. Übe
egad met teill what la a it. Beam the meglieseee lbw
had said the had sot =mimed it to embody ; bet the wee
eery moms thew, sad etas • stunts. Mm. Maker
sever weed bee of telling tier while she wee is her envie&
She was se6 tad to lave ; Was
begged to roma= 1111
16m. Sprague sad Mrs. Chalker. Was &boat thirteen ye
ill was she west there.
Sarah Claque ma the wife of Mr. Immo
Chalker, and ride at Ashburton I raided there es the
kith of July list Primer menial no daughter la
Januaryi_l&W. After that they reified fee seas fart
Ulm in wellsoulk then la Leoe. and afterwards la the
Isle of Sham Mr. Sprague become al—met with an
eadent —aid -ire. livregne then caw hems I Wish
about lei Oetobee twelvemonths. She west to him, sad
they ease bark cad lived with Am about the beginarig el
the year. They lived with us up to irk acernmee. I
remember cm the Saturday morn* (the 15th) amides the
pie of • rabbit ad • piece of beef. The bed bad Mee
woke In the beginning of the wak—an the Tuesday. It
wee kept is the safe. end we bad had porticos of it for
diansr. It was remplained of by those d table. The !Abet
sea coo of two which I bed perches= in the week. The
other bad be= aim. The rabbit was =okapi is thecae,
Mick me is the court, and the key is always ia the look.
I pet sables iota the pie myself, sad when it wee mode
put it into the ma. On Sunday we had tbe pie for dbabea
Primmer left the house on Saturday more* for Dart-
mouth, sod did Dot return until Maio. Oa Sunday
there wen in the bona myself. sad Mr. Chalker, Mrs.
Sprague, end Mary Is. Pidgeon, and all partook el the
pa In the afternoon I wee taken Ul, Mr.. Spregi,le and
Pidgeon being taken first. I was seised about 4 o clock,
they about as hour Worm I wee mixed with ambits&
my eyes were effected, I ma very giddy, and I finally lost
G
ll recolleetiou after seeing Mr. Chalker boon bane about
o'ctook. I and him hew felt, because we wale all SI,
aid he said be felt giddy, which wee ailing unusual with
him. Wham I reecared, about 2or 3 o'clock in the morn.
istrlLound myself is bed.
. onviad—Frach is not truthful out all ; beg I
should hope she how the nature of = oath. She sever
mid anything to me of what she alleged Mr. Smarm Se
have said. Before I made the pie Mr. Sprague had gone
to Dartmouth. H. bad intended to go ea the Thursday,
but did sot. Ile wished to take his wife with him. but
did sot, because oho did not wish to go. The rabbit had
not beim shot ; but I mesa tell whether it had bees
poisoned or not. I took tie skis off ea Thursday. I
tan writhed it well, and scalded it. There did set mem
to be anything the matter with it. I did see like the
dolour of the bed, when I era saw it; mad whee it
was 000ked it wee oomplaiesd of, and Mrs. apogee tell
me that the smell of it had made Chalks (Ilse prisoner)
Ma, sad bad quite neat him. Os Sunday 1 did eel
task the beef, but ate from the rabbit. When I Erie the
pie, I don't remember whether I mode holes in the oat
to let the steam out. I neatly did so. The pie ems odes
bet, lain bees warmed on the Sunday. I have mar ,
woe any marks of inanity about the prisoner, and be ,
has bees carrying as his beim= in the town sad made
very fair program, giving much liahltediOe. I have
sever bard say person in the awn ascribe bran*
to him. I lost think be would do us any bum.
My husband has Sees his bell is 1,0001. le take hie trial
bore to-day. My husband said that until be took as male
be ma sot Oh I have baud of deed rabbits being picked
up. Prisoner wee back am the Mooday. Noes of my
family poem= him oe this arra, awe do I know whekee
heatituted the prosecution
fte-eambraThe rabbit was skinned aid eadded is the
Thursday. What I aide the pee I out tt up. No one wee
UI as the Tuesday from eating the beef. The mmeraldiepo-
'Bice of the primmer is very good and kind. He Is perige-
e= at times.
Kr. Chiba sad the errata Pidgeon gave similes fiel-
d smen
WORSHIP-STREET. Policeargennt Cole took posassion of the remains of the
!rued. Cousins, of Durham-grove, HaValleSOIL. described „a bev •it to Gr. Gem.. The semi ameba to he
as s " imam manufacturer," &oeuvre& • Sainaioal foe pry fish aeali. He eked took Nome of the doer, sad made •
paring six pieces of matt for sale, the laid meat beteg seat seereh Ae surgery with Dr. Gerrie. Theyfoodww
far human food. I 'elope melnieb=iterwder labelled ' Ateopise" en
Dr. Tripe stated —I visited the defendant'. promisee on the soh aea Gem liketrise
remains
tbe a the
the 24th, and inspected scene mat there in • poiekleti mediae to Professor Herapatb el ajar of e= to
flour,
about half a hundredweight, in six pieces. I =reel ead
Ismote data' about es the top of the pickle. Del Ip,Ere~ia.Kr. Gheiher,e hems. he
aemilted as, said they intended to use the meat them-'ke rd that cep the amply were takes ill. I[rs
selves, and threciesed me with an bike. I brought the
meat in a cart to this oust ; the ion= made me and Iter F,117..
have ben so mime ; it as coloolated to produce bowel Wr."(7.41.• '"'reed the pi wY be kiss
a of the remise, saying that Mrs. Sprague wished
complaint ad review if nethieg dee.
Orcamainiaed—l did eel ft; rimeseoug shell or on sayhalm is
dues before I brought it berm Ddt wataring. I Dr, palter Soper Dare* ce gabareaa, sag our. W.
wish, trying to wash two pica wet* placed Beneath, Profaner of Chemistry at Meal, were them
them the gonad. To the best of my belief the meat was „sews" at =soden"
in • pratioa for sale. I The areee-examinatio: iirProialeOr Hasps* was
Mr. Cooke—Where was it! =acted to • great length, but without ileitis' osytaisg
Dust,* Tripe—ls the w•••fackiV, sic ; • will qualucv moo of a material character, or salting the lams= geetl►
of other meat was also there. ma's positive testimony that there was strophe in the pie.
Mr. 00ohe—Ad near the machisery for manufacture ? lAt erwiewsesd that that
was
the
Dr. Tripe7Yea. Defendant's wife mid they would bring ee`-i"erwasaie"'""
a action aim= me for stopping their eau from proceeding ""
with their work. I Mr. Caster thee appealed ID hie lordship So my whether
Mr. Cooke—The wife mid thatlfipe—Oereeinty. it we. INDOIDINt, for Ida to ester Moe the deface. He
Robert Vientlee, impactor at unisamem--I amorapeeied tusteadod that there was sio cum nem siblek to go to the
Dr. Trips to defendeatie premises ; a great number of pieces Puy- The uttcouPt of the Psoseeutima to show motive bad
of meat were ix the pickle tub—beef awe; they emit most 11"1/. limbo down, mid dump was = evidence In sop-
offeasivelv—eix
ipieces were miss& They were eampietiy sualuition that the Primmer was ineme—a
be
for(ood fact „dm. gismo" very etrage awe to be made by • peosantieb—aed set
gran They Were not laid on say dung that I low. seeseetabb for his actions. But aappomag the
Frederick Taylor laid (for the defeasi—l as an =epee- i bid been • Man who would attempt fa such •
too of all moots broaght b dormainva romadadaarT. sot nmeser '0 piece nes whale family, when had been his
or one pieces of dank of bad acne from Newpaimarkek •Plowitualt, ? • B. bed left hie boas en the Saturday
as the Saturday previous to Dr. Tripe ening. There was Isocral hob*, the pie was sada sad there wee set the
also other meet. What was not immediately wanted I °USW" asides°, ts show that b• bad =ladled with the
directed to be put in brine nail the toiletries Meeday. mbhit. er had barn awe at the safe mkt= matieed It
wee then Ten hot weather. oe then amain it I His lordship said it was extremely difiloult for • Jude
found it bed I should have dilated it to be boiled down far to withdraw • criminal ore foe a jury ; but it did
tlt The agnomen would see it after me, and as appear to him that the priest ion was sot cm am( se
ig • bad press that bad =aped my notice threw it those Men ebb= wee* east to jests* wally were. The
aide. A small portico' of bed meat will poll ISt worth. primer west away beton the pie wee baps to he
In extremely hot weather meat never ' rte." Have made, about which time the hater opinioe mend to be
known meat tare in one beer. I have bees a butcher all Dot tbe pekoe was put In. Tibial was sisal= that
my life. .be might have put poem spa the but these
Oraloesembied—l knew a Mai named Whip. I have wee no fiefdoms that he had bees weer the ea*.
bad aim months' impriammea for slaughterlag a cow that ion tight ha kind ; bet there wee no proof thee be (dee
wee mot my own. I sever " pawed' • garter of meat with judge) meld me • if there was he should be shamed if Mr.
thetag dames. Have bees with defendant twelve months. Tamar would sill his attentkm to it. The prisoner was
Saw no maggots on the water in the pinkie tub. Did net meither there to have meet to the left sow to have bad
leek. Did sot run away whoa I maw Dr. Tripe. A awes tote, as • gruel may ether peep% bad. He did set
themderstorm will always prove= meat mills& It will see thalami* was way, Miami open which the jay amid
rectiathe fibres of the meat sad make them aft. be safely ailed wpm to mai=
Dtme—l am menager fif the shaping Mr. Terser mite agreed la Ma harailidife TIM. Rs fib
es defeadmit's if effacing prim late my bade that be mate net ash ebe lire for or nemkairia. emd therm
040 bad /difwit or Strada sail the ethromeell I Sme he ago& fhwarted the premeettiee to withdrew,
My. Cooke • panes regaling seardieet At the Dame tine he treated be should beaHewef
able anion eves In aprambar, for wham= the ea kind remark on the pameatioa whir= bed been throws =I
an missive business ay by Sims dailies he coniderslity with reforest* to the coat= of Dr. Genie is the roe.
disadvantaged, a the other heed the publie dim to he That asthma was not interested is the proscenia, ter
protected hem every peasiketity of bevies bad meat bed be say motive fee bring se. He bad meted fader the
epee it. The mat andfe Awe Se lie disesteem a the imeasiates dramitcm. Ind so • Wood

NQRTHXRN CIRO OlT.—M•fforenreit, Auo. 2.
(home Ooner.—(Before lb. Jones. Smith.)
FATAL QUM.= I I MANCHMINIM.
WiUiest Ditoktleld, 36, • we of imperfect edmatios,
was charged with the wilful murder of John Sidebottom, in
Manchester, cm the 6th of last September. The case bad
been postponed from the wiater ia ocerequesto of
the 'ikon of same material witnesses.
hie. Sounders prosecated ; sad the mimosa was defended
by Kr. Torr.
The prisoner and his wife lived in the same tones as the
demand and hie wife, the former occupyieg the garret, the
latter the door beneath. About balf.past 12 o'clock on the
sth of September the Sidebottoon heard DOiem is the gar-
ret, as if the prisoner sad his wife ware quarrelling. Al-
most simoltaneoesly prisoner's wife ran dove stairs, and
knocked at Sidebottom's door, and requested admittarice.
Mee. Sidebottom told her she most stay on the stein all
aight, but Sidebottom himself said she might come is. She
was thermpoo admitted, sod concealed node, or is the bed.
The prisoner came rushieg down, sod finding 36debottote's
door locked proceeded to clamour with considerable vice I
lame to be let in. Ho called out for his wife, " Come out,
Mary," and Mrs. Sidebottom replied that she was not there.
The primmer was then heard to say that his wife bad Malan ,
half a crown out of his pocket, and that she was ie Side- ,
lee Moss's room speeding it. Sidebottom said. "Stop a Waste, I
let we put on my trousers ;" and he got out of bed
far that purpose. Prisoner then ceased kicking the door,
we upstairs, and came down immediately. Sidebot- ,
toes door was by Una time opened, sod the prisoner me
ttrriinhgg began to look round for his wife, but se she wee con-
he could sot tied her. He thee turned road to
leave the room, sod Mebane said to him, " When you 1
west aoythies epic, some and ask in • proper meaner."
Ipon this, primmer struck Sidebottom as the head, sad
there was a scuffle. during which the prisoner strut* several
blows. Mrs. Sidebottom went one on the leading whoa
the scuffling wee going cm, sod succeeded ia getting her has-
band back into the bedroom. He did not speak, bat leaned
against the dooms:et. His wife lighted • pities of paper,
and seeing blood upon her heads and cheek. looked at
Sidebottom, and disavowed that he bad been stabbed. The
pollee were met for, aad the prisoner, who by this time bad
got back Into hie owe teem, wee taken into custody. Wide.
Witco; although covered with blood, was able to walk te
the Swan-street polleeetatioe to get the charge mitered
and theme to the hilineary to get his woos& dressed.
There were two rite co the Wm* which must have bees
made with a sharp ineirement. Cue of the wounds
penetrated the twain. At Ave Aiiirek oe the knowing
mooting Sidebottom bed several AM. sad dens the
day he died. The cause of death was effusion of the brad%
and eongestitio, mooed by the wounds which the prisms,
Mined. The theory c 4 the prosnutioo was that whsa
the prisoner ma spanks epos hearing
_deceased gek est et
bed, be west to fetch his ehoemaker's keit*, and Qat 16 was
with it the fatal blows were gives.
Tim jury, after • brill comultetion. retuned • mast d
Manslatsphfer.
The Judge said the jury bed taken • see sad mereral
I view of the tees. The primer had seed no doubt • dewily
Teepee, sad nothing but pmeosation had saved him from
the scaffold. He had left the deesseed's family orphans
and his wife a widow. The settees would be Mese years
penal servitude.
The sentence caused mosiderable sensation Ia the court,
sod the primeels wife was takes out gaieties.

16.