The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-29 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Nov. 28.
The polio* still hover rowed the Broadetoae Rail-
way Terminus, still elingieg to their auspicious that the
gent of Mr. Little's murder rests upon some ono of the
penes, employed there; but the mystery in which that
crime has been involved, from the commencement, has not
yet been disdpated. The government investigation is still
carried on, bat whether from en unwillhignese to hold out
islitstion for fabricated evidence, or from a conviction that
e are already in possession of information that ren-
ders it uaseeessary to seek for any snide the premises, no
weernment reward has yet been offered, the total amount
albs reward offered by the railway compeny, sad by the
friends of the deceased, being Mk Mr. Elyndens, the
ilinner by whom the inquest was held, and Surgeon George
!ester, who took part in the post•mortem examination,
were yesterday ozonised is reference to some matters
op= which explanation was considered desirable.
Sergeant Mayers, who, with M'Clase, one of the
employde la the company's 'aryl's, war sent to
Liverpool to see whether the person who, ander the sap-
peed Jeanne, of delirium tremens, had made stateeseuta
of the most explicit character respecting the murder of Mr.
Little, meld be identified as barite, ever been observed
about the railway terminus, has not yet returned. Cathie-
✓im Campbell, servant to Mrs. Gumless, the housekeeper,
it still retained by the polios within their own immediate
sharp, although not in evetody, as her evidence is con-
sidered of too important a nature to be exposed to eves the
possibility of being tampered with. It is cow stated that
Mr. Little, in addition to being short•sighted, was "Meted
with partial deafness, and bad undergone an operation
only the day before that on which ha ins so lamentably
murdered.

SPORTING.

BETTING AT AT MANCHESTER.-1
CHUM CUP.
1000 to 15 apt Yellow ink (t)
1000 to 16 Alb Woolworth (t)
1000 to 16 Demo do Twit (t)
IWO to 15 )
1001 to 15 gof Balllelash (t)
DEB T. It
20 to 1 apt M.D. (t)
100 to 10 Betsey (t)
600 to 15 Clkw Mama (t)
500 to 15 Aelworth (t)
040 to 13 Lad of Use Bills (t)

WINDSOR STERPLICHASRIL—FstDAT.
MILITART Winne INIOCIPLIKTAIII. • sweepitakes o(20 NM.
mak\ 12. kw keen bps AM ahe yriaarty a 4 end to be ridden by,
oases ea tall py therm. lea ash. About 3 mike. (swabs.)
Mr. Coma% (let Lite na) tbatesha j6lr. Malmo) 1
=See 4en Planaltse, Ia I ept Doubtful. Vahan and
reared seat after earting, sad the wisest centered In elope.
On Lanese trevrtasuas of 110 soya each, 10 It, and 3
Ply It def. dla. with 10e added .• the owner of the bat horse to
pay OM. i• Ole wear of the sawed; the winner of a 1.003 wra.
Palle? elempebeee awe the weights VMS declared, Alba
Ar.r.J.1r....41#:110445.4=Vi5t I 310 (Gael
Mr. Thames Gabes Prase 10et 711) (Kendal
Captain Iterpee Velud, lolh
The foliar/lag alp ran : -Capbrarer, Little Yeoman, Janne, Theo-
and Tqtenl""" . . . .

17.uTno,- Prenes Garde, 9 to 2 egg The Mince, 6 to 1
ant Cuptesrer. II to 1 eget Jana,. The Minor took the lead after
rounding the far torn the last time, Untie the rest of the rasing, and
woo in • center by four tenths. Veluti gained stout ten lengths
behind Pints Garda. Titterstors fell soon attar starting at the
email water Jump, an 4 was severely injured. Cupbearer. Janus, and
Theodine tell at the knee leading out of the winning geld the find
time round, and Little Yeomen Mi within a short Matson of home.
Minn, 1001. 1 Ist 7lb each. Three mile.
Captain Doe's &Ansa., S yrs... E. Hutchison)
Mr. Hant's Sir Charles Napier, aged (Owner) 2
Pettiest 2tol co Ganymede. Won van candy.
knee Brans, a sweepetskes of 3 ins. sash, with 25 added, 120.
each. About 3 miles. (6 subs.)
Mr. Craven's Spinster (W. Orifliths) 1
Isnog: • to 4 co names. After repeated refusals Bunt woe
tuna bsek, and the winner Uotted in alone.
Senna husnacans, of 3 son. cook, with 20 added. About
Mr. Msr
sallshueLls.)
esaduke, yrs. (1001.), 12at (Mr. Edwsrds) 1
' Pinner, aged (hi.), list (Blend, Jun.) 2
The blinwiag oho re: —Mourn-Bound, Doubtful, Paintbrush.
=lna ea Marmaduke, Sto 2 ant Pincer. Marmsdukie
he rindag. Doobtful, Merry-eihßound,. sad Pioneer fell at
Idahoan parings la the ease and Paintbrush was pulled up beaten.
me elms, INS sold by amnion tor 11l sun.
• SOMMILD CATALIIT Batomn Biases did not produce ann.
DERBY BETTI NO.
13 to 1 opt Mtn loony (t)

BLINK BONNT.—A rumour has been current In
sporting circles for some time put to the effect that this
mare—first f its for the Derby—has become the pro-
perty of a south country gentlemen.]—Bell's Life.
THE INJURED JOCKEYS AT GOODWOOD.—It gins
us much pleasure to jailor= our imam that the subscrip-
tions collected by the united stations of Mr. George Read
sad Mr. George Lambert, to whom great praise is due for
the besevolsot disposition that suggested such s course,
have been meetly distributed by them se follows:—to
Bermoloes., VW.; to Ashman, 601.; sad is /dumbly,
601.—Dells
. .

We (Boll's Life) understand that Baron Roth.-
ehild has hired Cheitertleld.hriuse sod stables, Newmarket,
lately in the occupation of Owego Hooking, and that his
horses will in future be trained at Newmarket, a locality
which Hayboe is said to be sincerely attached to, not only
trona the associations connected with his early days, when
he was with theists Mr. Edwards, and had the charge of
such hones as Bay Middleton, Cedric, and several other
creeks, but be he believes the training ground intuit
be surpeesed. His present string is not large, but in all
probability eight or sine yearlings will be up thong.
Died, at Newmarket, on Thursday last, after a
lour alliction, Mr. F. L. Blois, at the advanced age of 82
yews. He was the oldest training groom is the towel, and
in the early pert of the present century, when surrounded
by stimess, had the homier to train for several distinguished
supporters of the turf.

*erica' accident occurred

yesterday in the Waterloo road. It appears that the family
of Mr. W. Hawes, consisting of Mae Hawes, Mim Cartwright
Mayes, a little boy, and a younger girl, left their father'.
London residence, 17, Montague-,,lace„ Ruseell-square, im a
earriege drawn by one hone, for the purpose of proceadiog
to the South Western Railway. At the Surrey: bar the
horse began to kick and plunge in a terrific manor., and
then started off at a tremendous speed, until it reached the
Hero of Waterloo tavern, where it dashed into the mid-
dle of the cab rank, tearing away one cab from
the horse, dentoli.hiag the truly of the vehicle,
i and hurling the cabman, No. 2,320, who was standing at
his hoes.% head, half anode the road. The infuristed horse
then dashed further on, and came into such violent collision
with mother cab, No. 1,413, belonging to a rasa named
Shaw, who was sitting on the hoe, es to break up the eab,
and to east the owner violeatly to the posed. At the same
time the carriage in which the young ladle. and the two
children were, was turned completely over upon lie side, the
horse kicking and phingieg fearfully. co that it was dan-
, erous for any oat to go near. The driver was pitched
bed foremost into the road, and considerably injured. The
top of the carriage was demolished, and one of the front
lamps was forced through the window.. Besides the
injuries received by the oiroeussios, and being thrown
against each other, the occupants bad the glees forced into
their faces and His. Hawes was so much cut aver the eyes
that the blood Bowed copiously. The oterepeats of the
curiege were extricated by the police, and having received
same attention at the Shropshire House T , reworded
is a Gab to their 'widest* in Mostagnaplace, attended by
Sergeent
[Advertisement)—HOLLOWAT'S PILLS HAVE AN
ESTDACIDDISAIIT Enact on Lana ern 117011ACS Counrwrs.-14r.

alelille Wan, al ilk Prlanastroa, Glasgow star" la • balm to
Plains) lialboar„lbat be ba* alibpN br oh boo ton • Olt. I
•••• al Oaw -i alarm. Sat wldelt be OWN a• MIN
1 Ism*, NNW pralbaite; tbetolan be basesibbl aa list.
IN= at 'Yak time Ise ow la a mg vraiabol
NI OWN& Neat Nib maw Wig bb Ilbo• ba Is arm
rallimml la NAN W, to IN amino Of al tilta Mil vlassuld
UN Nab lat or fad—loll t 411410.• Nellie N.
as I orl A Itakare istablinalata, ft StrarS,
LAN% abll N, itaikarlsaihnims at At etsa"
NU; I..Outtlkl. beinai ma I.