The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-08 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

(IT ILWIMIC 1111.1101•111.)
LIVERPOOL MEETING.—THIS DAY.
Tr•pt.
Azami.a.—OceseliM, Nally, Winston', Rosecisk, sad

Tii DEUCE/MOS or THE DEAD AT CAMDEN-
vowit.—The excitement upon the proceedings which have
mina Owe during the limit few deys at the St. Martin's
Burial Ground Camden-town, instead of diminishing, in-
seam. The inhabitants have resolved to hold a public
mestlng so the stabjact on Tuesday next, at which the Rev.
11r. Magasld, the incumbent of fit. Sulphas's, Camas-
the chapel of sae to St. Pancras, has consented to
The °pandits* of the Inhabitants of Camden-town
rell=estand swam on Saturday evening on the =
sad_ day large placards were posted,
4 the Dead," and anneuncing the meeting
ranted to. la anticipation that during yesterday there
amid be a lags onsooluse of people and great excitement,
the paind. knee era oweida Sly augmented in the sash-

14=11 Ix THS METROPOLIS. —No fewer than
ales INS eletuarted ht various pats of the metropolis In the
erases ef estaiday sad Sunday, without, however, any very
large enema of damage being caused in the majority of
awn The mast anima was that oo the pretense, of Mr.
Weadallies, hosier, Pleassat-place, Stratford, which we
exceed by the falling of a lighted candle left in one at the
room. Some damage was caused to edjcating homes, bet
most of the sufferers are insured.

THIS FATAL FIRE AT GREENWICH. Mr.
Richard Roper wee again brought up on Saturday at the
Greenwich police court on the charge of arson, and with an
attempt to defraud the Kent Fire Insurance Company. The
witnesses examined were thane who had given evidence be-
fore the cerener's fury. The prisoner wee further remanded.
THE DEAD BODT Or • CHILD SENT FROM I.ON-
' DON.—Yestarday (Friday) morning an inquest was held
before B. K. Wilson, Est., at the Council House, on the
body of ea Infant which had been Pent by rail from
Lesion In a basket the day before to Mrs. Leadhetter, of
Witichester-street, In this city. The latter lady deposed that
about 4 o'clock on Thursday afternoon, on her sawn home,
Mrs. Alford. a lodger, showed her a basket, which had joie
been delivered by the parcels delivery cart, Witham
°pealed it, and found some straw, en old cape, and under-
sea& the dead body of a child. She was much frightened,
sad had* ao Idea by whom it was sent. She did not know
the bead-writing of the address. She G.rmerly kept the
Ship Inn, and had left It about a fortnight ago. She had
DO recollection of having lately had any person with young
children at the Ship. Mr. J. Winter, surgeon, de that
he bed made • poef-morten ezemina!ion of the body, posed which
was that of a fins healthy child, about four mouths old. It
wag very clean, and appeared to have been well taken oars
of. Internally the brain was remarkably healthy, sad the
chest, Mart, Nage, and liver were sound. The surface of
the vessel, of the mealier Intestines appeared to have been
*reed or slightly inflamed. The stomach was healthy la
appanage, end was half filled with a field rem=
greed. The internal surface of the orifice of tb.
err NOlMMlrilli Mated. He had tented the contents of
the stemmele, far arsenic, corrosive sublimate, and tartar
.nestle, wittiest any result.. He found nothing to amount
far death. He had found no indication of prowl& add,
width would have beet developed by the smell. The symp-
toms saltheed might have hem owned by diarrhoea; He
should my meal decidedly that the child wee died when it
wee pat lase the beget. The coroner suggested that they
abseil Mum aa epee verdict—Mr. Superintendent Barber
said thee be had received instruction, from the mayor,
thiebery amid that the child came to its death by date
Imam, In spire no swam In order to Invelthrete the
matior. As the are at present stood, it was rely ens
of &peeing of the body.—The jury then returned a
verdke ha semerasece with the suggestion of the coroner.
We emllerstemd that Mr. Superintendent Barber has this
men* (Saturday) moeived • communication from Inure-
Me Bent, of the Metropolitan Folios, who Mateo that he has
innie Inquiries respecting the basket, and finds that it was
beaked at the Spread Nagle. Gracechurch-strest, between
the hours of eight and ten o'clock, on Thursday morning
bat the parties who received It are unable to my whether 3t
was delivered by a man or a woman.—Saliebby Jamsal.
MARKING ACCIDENT TO A YOUNG LADT.—An
accident which has caused great antiety to a large circle of
her Meads. has occurred to Miele Mulkey, daughter of Mr.
emerge Barnard Hankey, of Itatesbery. It appears that, en
the lath alt., the young lady, who le about 12 Peen of age,
wee oat for • ride on her posy which wee being led by • lid,
sad while peening over a wooden bridge which crosses the
water below Bamsbury mill, and which only admit. pease- ,
trier sad banes, and bee rails on either ride, the rein the
pay was Wing led by got entangled la the rail, which gays
the ideal a sodden jerk, pitching the young lady lato the
wake, the pony tumbling over the rail also, but providentially
net on It. rider. Mr. Ilankey, who wee riding with hie
ettneseed the accident, and, jumping from kis
hawse, dashed into the water, and rescued her. She appeared
bet HMIs alarmed, and walked home, which was but a short
&dose, when it wee beta the had received a severe bruise
en her isobar. but otherwiee did act appear much injtued.
On the fallweleg Saturday night, however. alarming @imp-
eder of inbred Injury appeared, and D. P. Planner, Req.,
of Martherengle, was cseaulted, and has since been in daily
atiendeace; end, we tepee to add that, on Sunday tat, hat
slight bee, wen entertained of her recovery.—SedWavg
Awes&

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Till FIFTH Of NOTE-AMER AT OXFORD.—The
anniversary of the " Gunpowder Plot" was commemorated
at Oxford by the enetomery demonstrations between the
" Goes and Towe." A number of encounters took place
daring the evening between tuelergreditates and bodies
of the Somata% ; sad the proctors and police, In re-
deavoering to preserve the peace by separators the ambi-
ts** were in seamy Unease*, rather roughly haodlsd, •
heayT
isihaower of rain, however, fell In the latter part of the
which had the effect of disperaing the combatants
earlier than weal. As the proctor and hi. nasal
were Exeter College on Pridey night a considerable'
of water wee poured upon them from some of the
meognase. This Imaisity, however, is not likely to be
=l over espealsbed, for they at once entered the ool-
and secertained the names of all the delinquents eon-
owned is its perpetratioo.
FATAL ACCIDENT ET FIREWORK3.—Between six
sad wren o'clock on Friday evening. Dr. Thongs, a geese!
pectitioner, of Upper Norwood, was killed in gwsee of
a display of fireworks on the grounds of a at
Crows-ha st the roe of the rosA leaning from etresthant-
venoms to Upper Norwood. Dr. Tholes. wee retandee
with his deeghter-in-law an her child, from !Wreathe=
where be bat bees with his relative en a visit, when
just as be neched the spot described, the lathing off of
coot reeky= ceased his hone to to= fright. The etert/ed
anima, heeemiett quite unmanageable, rushed down the bill
with ere= velocity, earl came in contact with s sand earl
er.tti snub trimmed violence se to precipitate the doctor
and his hal I y sealer' the rare. Dr. Thomas was killed
almost lentestaneotunr. but his daughter-in-law and her
child seesped with their live.. thringh most seriatioly iojurad.
Wa are happy to state that favourable hopes are =tenanted
of their recovery.