The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-11 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

MT MIME 111110W2.)
NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 SOTS.
%callous walked over.
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Malta•
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9 rea.
to Bassi&SAMMY STAB PS.
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3 rsa.
BWLEISTAZEB OF 10 BOYS.
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Pawns
13 ma
CURZON MMES.
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Yom.

SWFZPSTALIOL T.Y.C.

Wiatherwitch

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Bm.
Yeacat L'ICO HANDICAP PLATE.

19 ma

SWEEPSTAKES FOR 3-YR-OLDS. First half of A.B.M.
lerhope, Realism, Loss, Catawlis, Southport, Pomona,
Mousetrap, Sacertloa, Oberon, Nan Fraley,
Infanta, Bar: c, Csatub, and Dr. Ric Loll are lure.

THE EARLY CLOttINE MOVEXZET IN TEI BOOT
AND Silos TILADE.—Last evening a large meeting of shop-
men, assistants, and others angaged in the boot and shoe
trade. was held at the Crown Tamers, Long Acre, to Mks
measures for securing for themselves the privilege of early
Mr. Oakley wee called to the chair. It was re-
sin that a deputation should wait upon the master boot
sod shoe makers to ascertain their feelings on the subject.
MUNI pie girt Balumer Loon. —A paragraph ap-
peared lately, stating that the workmen of the lime 14.
Alderman Robot Pow were to have WO/. distributed
them, but it was net stated that thin' pul of
tarirare master's last widow It is not gen known
that the late Mr. Pow, after leaving 1.5,0CCi. to be divided
between his two brothers and a sister in America, and a-
like mini to his widow, and after leaving large same to
various benevolent recUiim, and to numerous poor rela-
tions, bequeathed the remainder of his fortune—about
15,001/f.—to the town of North Shields, for public ptur.
=Unfiniunately this draft of hie last will, though he
pokes of his intentions as contained in it to various
friends, and although Coo a. hole was found in his hand-
writing in his pocket after Lis death, wee not legally Int-
neseed, so that his relit. ions in America, declining to adopt
three lest wishes of their bother, by provisions of a former
will, received 10,0001' each mono than Mr. l'ow's draft of
his last will allotted to theta, while the public of North
lost this munificent bequest. —Worlds Usizette.
/Aria or rag LtTE SToltah—The effects of
the storm are now visible throughout the whole Vale of
Stratliern and miler-et glens. The fury of the gale blew
over the stalks of. I sdputrick Mick and Tile Works, which
completely sn:o.lie.l Co, roof mid destroyed the building to
such an etteut thAt tbo workmen have been idle since. At
the Mrry.eili Acsderric a Liege portion of the wall which
surround. the seminary loin been broken down by the falling
of a lar:;,heeeh lose. Ili Gletialtoolitl the hurricane raged
with tarsal,.oleu.,,uvi the whole thatebed cottages uf
the district have been wily destroyed, besides a large par-
ti n' of the omit gram shakes and trees uprooted which
canted be islculatoL tto the estates of Lowers, Durum,
and Aherocbill thutisaothi of valuable standard trees have
hems hid prostrate, and at I.ochtein the gale sent the spray
to such a Uiett that the road was impaseable. On the hill
of Tirlem alone it is computed that no fewer than 6,01/0
larch trees have been uprooted. At Auchtertere, Monne,
Ahereairety, and *mom, the finest wooded plantations in
the midland counties of Scotland have been wof idly thinned,
and the lose to the several proprietors must he great.
Scomisan.

FTLACAS AT THE 310N104-TaltßY, BUCK ENIIEAD.—
Oa Twasslay mornini: the 3foak.a.ferry seas tie wane of an
amusing IsteMe, the cop st.iiit it. 1444145. Caro prilice constables
aml, it lamed, Mt/ miissay o`ticiala. This number, however.
is probably exa.-gendad. It appsars that the point in di.-
' pule wu.s as to the right of the Birkenhead commissioners to
convey mats and rill...engem arriving at Monk's-ferry at.
:I.lli a. m. fr.nn Mislead. The 'Away am my maintain
that the eommaimmers are bound by their art-Jar--
meets with %lam In furnish a ateanier to met:
this early train, which the commissioners refuse to
do ; but in the abience of the requisite soma-ono-
dation the !subway auti.ontiee determined upon hiring a
steamer themselves, and, it se mid, charging the commis-
'loners with the expense. Accordingly, the stienner
Linn was engag,l. and at a quarter to 3 o'clock on the
moraing in einiatiou was moored to the Youleis.ferry
slip. This procedure seems to have disturbed the bile
ef the three zealous minions of the law above
named, who, in nobr to chow their devotion to the mult-
ivitamin:ler., determined to prevent the peassugers from the
train from embarking in the steamer, and to cut off all
sornanniustion with the ferry, by placing theruselves in
the was to nest all infringcnients on the corporation of
Biritenhodl. Tees were, however, defeated, and a gate,
whist they had hve.l to hold against all corners. wue put
hors de npritne, and the railway company we: ultimately
masters"f the war. llappily this rtfr,v, like that is Widow
l'ormack'• & w,. Z 0,4,1. WAS bioodlem, and as usual the
question will posit Vie Lawyers.
elleJts:E ,C.IIRAVATED A:att.-LT.—At the
mink= rainiugh fieasioos, on Tuesday, Mr. L'enry
bporrow, metal tsroker, of fmlley, w.. charged before Mr.
M. li. 11i11, Q.('., the kosenlsr, with maliciously asmulting
Mr. aminnel Orflitle, mend broker, of Wolverhampton, ou
the tall of tientanither ; a reemul and third nouut in the
i indictment charged the if .ferebiot with a mullion some&
Toe partieniars of the ease have already appeared.
Mr. Adams and Yr. appeared for the pro-
•erution ; furl Mr. Hahn...too, q.c.. and Mr. Wills foe
I the prisoner. The jury returned a verdict to the effect
flat the prisoner Sulky .4 an dorr stated aeautdt, but
thee did not believe that he premeditated the to-
, juries he iodic...if, and that he dill it under
the influence of passion. The recorder held the
verdict to le ono of Kielty, on the ling eount, of a mos
licitly!' mem& with intent to do infers. ; but SL. Huddie-
sten elfin:tied Mit it only amonnted to a verdict of ROM.
non 11.,411:t. I Itunately the Reconler granted a case for
the opine n of the court above as to the intaipretation of
the verdict. which Le ordered to be eidered ea 440 the
first aunt, the pri-oner being admitted to lad till the
of Mien of the Court of tueen'a Bench is obtains!.
THU MI-11.1,E1A IN STATiIsItIe,HIRT..—On
Tuesday aftcrooon tfr. W. H. Phillins opened an inquest
at the Spread Faide, Coaoley, no the body of the female
clYibl found in a ditch at Summer-ltd.. The men }Tall end
Westwood, who found the bde, were the ode witties-ss
examined. The former said thdt he hail been " ratting"
along that ditch a fee day. previous le Sunday afternoon,
hat bad not before seen the Ivaly. It was Freight to their
Notice on Sunday by the dog pont ing in the ditch, end re-
moving the loo•• ' grass in which the body was hefi.ra
They not touchneh the cs Tree, but at once gave informistion
tow,: is.:Me. When the napkin was taken off the fare for
the jury to cumin° the holly, it Was clear that ;Tryst folio
had been nee I to f.oten it as tight around the
throat. nail that the kit had been tied Olt Itr right side of
the neck. nod thirst violently in the side of the threat, in
an upwii....l direction, tovran:a the r.tr. l'ortions of the
hint been devolved, apparently by rats, part of an arm, of a
leg, and of the le en of the howl being thus disfigured; Lot
the (adores em undiat•trhed. The inquest was adiotrneil
for a fortnight for a peotnualc.nexataiaation, and for fur.
Vole nattily!. The police are offeriog every rersasichle faci-
lity for tile inspeetion of tie corpse by any one who linty
have remain to 4111.14.4. c that thee can identify it. At pre-
met there iv no trace of the parentage or of the perpetrator
of the ,under. - -

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ATIEMFIFT) WILDER 0/ A WIFE EY HER Eivs-
ri‘xo.--41n Matnnlay ni;ht last, a turn and his w.fe, who
travel the country attending fairs, took kriging, rt a heel--
shop in Ihm.:imatreet, Peterrfield, kept by darner Parker.
•X/Yait tho middle of the ni-;Lat the man made a desperate
att..nipt the of his wife by cutting her throd. He
then proceeded to the rtstion•honsc, and gave himylf up
to the stating that be had just killed hie wife. It
pna-ml, however, that the roman was woe dead. Surgical
aid was record . sod rho likely to recover. The tam
was m, hero'," the 110n..1. J. Carnegie, on Tues-
day, and remanded until the wife shall be able to attend to
'Ver' Si,,ter ‘4,4frltlf.
THE LEA-DP.IIOUL CHIEO-31E:EDE1t. --COICMITTA L
or rHe .:,:rta::o.—At the Worshipstreet pollee court
‘eskolitY, Ann Padfield waa finally esainiued .41 the charge
id hariC4 mardenrl her illesitimata child. lhe principal
is akar, Likan war that of Mr. flay, surgorni, of Finsbury-
place, who lied inade a post mate= examination of the
child's body. The prisoner was committal for