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

THE EXPRESS, WittoNESDAT EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1865.

SPORTING INTRUIGBNOI2.

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LIVMNPOOL AUTUMN RACES.—TtrifiDAT.
TIM BILLING HORDLI STAUB of 3 sows. each, with SD
KM. added, for 3.yr-olds and upwards ; weight for Ida with
11=(5
allowasers. Mile end a helf, over five flights of
Nabs.)
Mr. J. Tweet's Ajax, by Dellance—Leantine, 3 yrs, get (101 l
(W. WWI'S w.o.
TIM °USD ANWOAL HDIDLI HANDICAP od 5 son. each,
with 50,idded ; wineari alter November 1, extra. Two miles,
OM az flights of hurdles. )'l7sthsitts.) 11e
Lord Paulett's Berland. 37 Wain= . 1
(late Gruttlhormar) 5 yrs, Vet 41 ( )
Mr. J. Tumors Knave of Trumps. 6 Jig, tOst
(J. Castle)
Captabs Sheehy's Nabocklish, 4 yrs, Vet 41b (ear. 9st NM
(WutVall 3
TMfollowing Mao an :—Stanton, West End, True Boort, and
!;arse (labs Bowman.)
Betting : 2 to 1 agst True Heart, 3 to 1 apt Bessie.
100 to 15 each apt Stanton and West End, and 10 to 1 apt
Caine. The latter, with True Heart on his right, out out
the work to the first flight of hurdles, and peeing _P)O
Stead the pair were followed by Stanton and liaboolilish.
They ran in this order round the far side to the bottom
tern, where Stanton and Bennet closed with Gans, but
the latter retained his advantage till nearing the last Ma-
ass where he, together with
the way, and Knave
el Trumps drew up to Beamed, but latter easily shook
lire off and won by a length Nabocklish beaten four
loathe "
from the ssoond ; Stanton and Gams, pulling up on
the poet, finished in tie order named.
Tll3 TRIAL STAMM son. each, with 40 added, for
%pale and upwards,wits maiden' and selling allowances.
The furlougs. (10 mite.)
11r. T. Reines • Juliet, by Teddington—Happy Que
en, 1
aged. Mt 31b /4)TT
(Murray)r. Yoy's Saucy Boy, Jr.. OM 10lb (SOL . . (M
Len Westmorland's Mamma yra 71b (1.01.)(11WanOMQ 3
Balsam, Radcliffe, and BUCkbOlind also ran.
Betting 2 to 1 apt Juliet, 3 to 1 apt Saucy Boy, sad
Ili to 1 'Deb apt 13egum sod Radeliffe. Juliet, quickest oa
bee lap, was first away, sad without being headed won
iminly by half a leas* ; liegma was a bad third, Balsam
and Radcliffe, aloes up, blue and fifth. Suckhouad
beaten off. The wionse was bought is for 100 guineas.
Tan KNOWMAY NURBIRT STAR= (iandlosp) of 5 sows.
leash, 2 ft to the fund, with 100 added. for 3-
wieners after Nov. 1, Vii extra T.Y.C. (38 subs.
Mr. B. 14 Dunbar's Tonnantor, TM lab au Sib et)
Orimila) 1
Mr. J. Toy's nay by Cavendah—Blue Bell, ut 41b
(Cartwright) t
Mt. IL Kirby's To Tran_Tsttearroll) ;
The following also ran Dark Agnes, our Van. Court
NOWT. COWIN'S, Ring of Vass, Vulture, Venturesome, and
leaontise.
Betting 11 to 8 apt Treenail= ,sto 1 apt Venturesome.
tel 1 apt Kim of Spades, 8 to 1 apt Belmootlas, sad 10 to
7 1
as say other. Acemaderable delay took place at the post
In.
esseequenos priardpelly of the fractiousness of Kim of
aplodAll and Dark Apes. When the flag was lowered Tor„
awake next the rails at once honed in front, with Treason
Trove on her whip hand, Court lying well up
the centre of the nurse, the Blue Bell filly and Vol.l
tare on the right, Bing of Spade' and Oar Van (who got
badly off) bunting up the rear. Within the distance
Treasure Trove draw up tor:bun Milliner, and beading her,
joined the Blue Bell filly, who at tbe commencement of ;
she encloeurc, made her (Mato roach the favourite,
the latter retains; her advaatap and won assay by three
parts of a length ; half a length separated the ;wood end
third Court Milliner was fourth, Veataresonie fifth,
_Yid.
tare surh, Counted' and Belmootine seventh sod ei.
Our Yen sad Kim of Spades (who waked in) bringing ghtuhp

!HX CATTLE PLAGUE AND THE MPOETA-
TION UP FOILEIGE CATTLE.

. —e—
itrterday a meeting of gentlemen desirous or
obeeMing government support to a project for erecting
slisdoha with a view et &UMW the ultimata Greeted by
eleuebter-houses within the limits of the metropolis, and
I else of preventing the spread of damns through the intro
duction of foreign c
andattle, wee held at the Landon Tavern.
riblemelrt.4llmen Z althoughegth lardi:1enoy
4.1 not°lprofeasM to igipr.l'e:
gent the magistrates of the county of Middlesex, h
ieli
the whole of them were el edam that the m sow
devastating our herds was simply a foreign
&mem which °odd be stopped hy slaughtering all
foreign cattle at the ports at which they were disembarked.
Captain Braliford, also a magistrate for the (aunty of Mid-
dlesex, considered that if the dreadful scourge under which
the country was at present suffering wee to be smoseduaidlly
combated, it could only be dope with goverment .
he greet evil was that the foreign cattle imported were
hered together in large numbers under circumstances
unfavourable' to health, and preseeting evarfiecility for
the gene ration sod rapid *ma of dimes.. Their object
was to establish abattoirs, similar to those in me in Frame,
to which the butchers could have ready and easy acmes, and.
where the cattle could be slaughtered under careumstanoes
most favourable for producing sound and wholesome meat.
Epeakieg of slaughter-housee in a pedal way, hie experi-
ence as a maddest. wansated him in saying that thane of
the metropolis were quite unsuited to the purpose. Cleanli- I
nem wee very foreign to them, and he believed that all',
meet at present sold was very much tainted before it came
to the °rammer, on account of the eimarnetanees
tram these
causes, Ms meat was sent either quivering from the sham-
bles. or in a state of incipient deommosition. Hs moved a 1
iteeolution to the effect that the present system of driving
cattle through the crowded street. of the metropolis. anal
islaughtering them at the existing deem, is meductive ei 1
great iecoovenience, and fraught with danger to the pablis
at large, and is injurious to the health of the inhabitants
residing in the vicinity of the slaughter-homes ; and that
the skin markets and other objectionable trades now car-
dei on in connexion therewith greatly depreciates the
mine of property adjacent thereto. Mr. Scammel, of
the firm et Davison and *monad,
lacoadel the re.
solstice, which wee adopted. Mr. Beam% of the Inner
Temple, moved another meddles expressive of the opi-
nion ills meeting that the landing of foreign cattle
at the wharves In the metropolis, and the admixture
of them with the fat and lean stock in the various
markets, is liable, in the event of the importation of diseased
1 cattle, to In preduetive el immense Lee, by spreading the
I disorder to all directions. This wee seconded by Mr. Carter
and carried ; as was another, on the motion of Mr. Hied)",
to the effect that the establiahment of abattoirs adjacent
to all the laedisg places for cattle is most expedient, end
would entirely obviate the nuisanose now existing. aid
remedy the evils so widely complained of by the inhabitants
metropolis. Praisers Browne, of the veterinary
department of the Privy Council, in seconding the reeolu-
ties, expressed his entirecamarrence with the object sought
to be attained, arid believed that the sembhshroeat of
abattoirs, as proposed, would not only mitigate but eradi-
cate the evil under which the nation at present suffered.
The feelng prevalest in the country wee that the danger
wee not so greet a. people sought to make it out to be.
That wee a mistake ; the danger was extrema. Ihow was
n every
county in England, four alone excepted, the d
creating sad havoc. Within the peat few weeks the diadem
had broken out in no less than 250 farms not previously
visited by it. The meeting wee also addressed by Captain
Bayley, of the Trinity-house; Mr. Samuel Gurney. tree-
RIM of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
An
; the medical officers of health for Hampstead and
Whitechapel, and others.

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that h fdatr &doh wee driviog him to ruin, bat tbat
bais' beep indueed to reform. its bad started is a .malt 1
mektees, sad now employed 50 blade, and with a hope of
reedaimiag deisadmit he offered him the situation of book. '
lower in his aloe, if he would give promise to abstain
boot drieklag altogether.
Defendant thanked the magistrate for his kindnees.
ono, to
as&
left the ooart with the intention of peoOSSdis at
Highgate.