The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1859.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALLIL—TimsDAT.
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DERBY RACEB.--YIIVILSDAY.
Tom CHAT WOO 01411171 Of 60 rem, edded to • 112 e•
ding Otrespaiabie el 10 ene each, h f and 3 amity tl de-
clued. Or Nile. 01 )
sir. Onwererels news Met odd Trict). bt °Ma
unate 14
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Meiet. 4.4
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`to 2 salt H. IS by half a lemelL
llarataat woe beaten off.
JUTEMILZ 871118 (Ilandkep), if 50 eon., ei3mo
to a Seepat.ke. of 10 sore. cacti, 3 ft, toe 2-yr-olde. Aleut
half • ' (13 labs.)
Mr. =IA. 11.81.7:11. .104=4141 1
Mr. Demise 74 Me_ 6me lelbeal••••• • • .164...d0
Or. W. Wonky'. ad, 74 TM. lFore••=l 3
Lord Chewereete • Hamm 74113.. 111•11 see) 4
X,. 1141= • 1.1•414= ?a me
Bottle( 3to I apt Ride. flee, 7to 2 meet =itu), 4ItO
apt Deemed, 6to 1 apt Ittepte, 7 to I opt 0 welly o.
Woe by a neck, a length beeves the sowed mad third ; bad
berth. The maw ale Waft flee objected le Hiaglet oe the
groandof a creme, which wee twegiptfo by Lord ebiger-
bald mad Coke*, Yore, she &aided that the cross was
not proved.
Tem Sitttmo /tunes of 60 move., added to a Sweep-
rakes of 6 soya. each, for 2-yr-oldls mad upwards. One
(4 subs.)
Mr. llarise•Useineree by Tem... 3 yr 46•33. 3.4110 Illtbeeldo I
Or. Writs'.Anetatea. t m1=41404
Or.
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getting . to 4 apt °chi/tree, 6to 4 opt Albert. Won
by ball •• knob. a herd between the second and third. The
wiener wee binght in at 160 gUlaeas.
To a 81 vis or STAK EA of 60 sows., added to a Handicap
of S sirs. each, 2 ft, the ...coed to sere his stake. Biz fur-
loop. (HI subs.)
Iles 11wre444 The hewer. 3 Tre te eh 11. Wen4l•4l 1
Kr. T. outs 1••••••••• 3 yrs. 44 klb lUardiseri 3
34. I. Diem* . Ank.w. 3 lies 114444 Meeker, 3
r liewle• 80. Ilereees• 3 rm. Ml= —• 11044 4
km
The folliwing oleo ran Little Pell, Thi Deer, York*,
.

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le I opt lay ether. wed may t, • length mad a half. Bad
hird.

Unit muss' Putt (Readicap) of 50 eon. Win-
sere erne. AMISS aLk Ind a quarter.
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Yr. "sag kannE.ltea. 4M. is fib.... ereenkei s
Mewls women Dem 3 re. mane ....... 3
n Jerellei 114 w. SM. en 111 lee TB earn
Mesmer nr. 0. W. heistie amines.' en fib ............. iteeni 4 a
brava( Byes es to 4 apt Aseint Briton, 4
to 1 apt the Dam Wen by a seek, twe UNA, between
the d
anced mid third, sod the ems ditaace between the
thir end fourth.

HORSES STRUCK OUT OP THEIR ENGAGE-
MENT&
Await 26, at 9 as Ma=
Darrow, tat of all awn-
mem (broke Ms be. mad Ye
by. nna' 27, at eta Wirt% deuerrinveafle Bt.ka,
MY
97, at &SO p.m. Motet Gardsmar, out of hia Lich-
field and Daeteeem regagemsata Mu ,w.
Avert 27, at 4.1* pas. Oxford, out of Champagne Stakes
DwaseMer.
August 27, at Oxford (to the Clerk of the Conroe). Ratio-
porn, Gaerfi)., *Ewe, ad Jam, Longing., oat of their
Derby eagagementa.
Austin 29, at 9 a.m. Clydesdale, out of Waiter Cap at
Warwick.
August 29, after 6 p.m. Nimrod and &Mao, oat of Uttar
Lichfield eagagemente.
August 30, at 8 p.m. Blua Jacket, out of Great Yorkaltim
Handicap.
August 31, at 9 a.m. Rouble. out of all engstemente.
Ra Anglia 31, at 9 a.m. The Hula, oat of Cardiff Hurdle

.11,L11110 BUSOLARY .IND PSOMPT PUNISJI-
MINI OP PBS 8U10L.46.

A few nights ago an entrance was effected
through • beck window into the dwelling-hour of John
Newt/ n, who resides at a email detached farm cottage resi-
dence at Brukenfield, some three or fixer miles to the north-
west of Allmon. What attaches more intense to this bur-
eau Is the fact that about ten pan ago • elnallar ow wee
committed on the mote mambos by three men, who met with
ae determined • recepticia me the rough most who broke in
on the present occaroo. Newton is far advanced is age,
being near the patriarchal age of boraces years, bat is bele
and active fir one who has reached the usual period of man's
allotted rxismesoc. lie also possesses ea moderated spirit,
with cool determination, essentials in came of this eon of
very material importance, and often successful in frustratiag
the purpose of the parties by whom inch robberies me
planned end attempted to be executed. Some of the facts
coca clod with the first burglary will likely be remembered
by many in Nottingham, as it was owing to the superior
judgment and tact of Saprintesdent Raynor sad leapector
Wilkinam, oldie Nottinghamshire force, that the capture
el the men Ly whose It was committed was effected. An ice-
preemies for anent your. pert has prevailed that Newton is •
meta of mosey, and that he keep., this by him in the hour.
Thin Idea &ideate has pined credence from his being a maa
of carsfal habits and very saving. After they bad suc-
ceeded Is obtaining ingress into the boom, their first object
was to mobs foe the old man's bedroom and secure him, afar
which a all probability they meant to maks • careful ransack
et 11111 premises, with • view to carry of whet suited tome
beet, Their operettas, however, had been hued, and little
did they think each • reception awaited them se that
with which the leader of the gang, • roost dimperate fellow,
who had faltliled one tam of traneportstios, was dated.
The solitary inmate of the dwelling hd made prompt
easels tor ealf-agence, and tare proved very offectirare
had armed blothelf with • scythe blade which hs hal with
him in the rooin, and bed taken stand et the top of the stale-
ere, awaiting further movements. On reaching within a
few step of the top, be warped them to stand or take the
essilar veneer, he was fully prepared to repel then. Aa
as oath was the sly reply. The next moment down
the blow on the scalp of the former desperado, which
sewed • portia of his eraniom, taking • circular piece of
Leh compoaing a part of the ear, clean out,
which fell on the staircase, the gull Lein en.
temileely intend. AU became terror retches, mid
for • monteot oasteraatioa well sigh paralysed them.
Their eedeonted oppeseet bade them come Ea sad he would
deal eanderly with all, bet they refused the challenge. Not
daring to lease his veatage ground," be stood with weapon
Is hand, which afraid aa opportualty to the burglar* to
=with their wounded commuter, whom head they
d op at • short distance from the house, me was
I shwa by tha bloodstained mood whore they had effected
this. Neat meeting as Warta was gives, cad the keeper of
the lock• up at Minton, nanici Sturman, communicated
with the poke at Nottingham, for which piece they
bed "video.iy made, who soon obtaired matt fr
fermatien el the burglars' mcreemots as led to
their sped,' meters ; for which the saperimesod-
sat aid ampere above sewed received a each
headmen Petard after the convictios of the parties at the
males maw held at Derby, when oars of the burglars was
eiratesced he to yews trinrisetatime, sad the other two
were intprimmel. The party who now made the atzrurai
Y l
• uswelbaselpsy The
whit It nem. hem hem
watades SID old saa's moventeats for Nome time past.
A math er two beck be celled at the hires*, and Midis' the
occupier et boar. wield aria Nolen., robes upon selling him
• Aare fa • shillsog, Dubin it out that he was very badly
rod in aerial want. To got rid of hies be consented to
gave brie • shilling, and whilst looking for oas la his puree,
which contained between thirty shillings and two pound',
Use nasal thatched it oat of his hand and made
off with it, edictal/ bin coupe at the time. No
doubt he bad harboured the Idea of committing the rob-
bery, as preview to his seatchlag awry the puree he fer
quently called at the hams, red wee always very chatty.
However, be airlock hie eademer, r hr mobility to bold kis
ewe spasm rubbery la oseotreed, se the sequel will show,
although the plass to sante amass were deeply laid. On
*heaths %access to the hitches, the first this( the bugler
did wee to help h heal( to each victuals se the place dier‘d,
and iodisation led him to select whereas to niaka ea early
morning meal, it sting shoat two o'clock, as nearly as ma be
ascertained. Fancying he bead the old ono merles le his
bedroom, the intruder eeriness:ad • soliliony is • eerie, of
voires with • view to impress him that his uncere-
111011lUlle viaimn were in the plural camber, which, he
thought, no doubt, would disarm him of may Idea be
entertain that raiment.* could monis them free s
their pane of robbery into effect. After a thee he mode
hold eautlonaly to mount the steirreate, but Carbone was
&pin at hie port, armed, not with • scythe blade, bat with a
weepoe, if anything, far more formulalla and far more com-
mutaue fur use. He rood milli • hatchet, and whoa the
burgle/ hid reached within • laid of the spot, he received a
blow therefrom which well sigh preyed • quietus to him.
For • time he lay ureasitskt at the hot of the ataiream het
after • while amassed to weal eat sidle beer, maws Al.
way to a straw ask to the stack rad, when beer
dreamed to esassel edema The ad sae, bowsaw,
followed him them sad tbreehised If he end ear he woad
put h eat el ha to swam main. At sin eehek • fa
aide aimed aiP, Nihig a the migledessbeed, wawa le the
hoer,
.as
she ha' dime, to la hie hem*
ead ea newt** se leewhet bed steurred,
she at me proeend itielehmea sad the burgle was easily
estared, bat it wee Mei dot JO-arias were et ow aware
• oaten that ha ammai wee duagerows. Darla( the day
he was taken in • earl to Abram, and ea remain Me
leek-ep, • swam vie celled in, bat his emmhatiee Were
the assietratar conkroot be proemial with. melba he the
baserowe state in which he was. his wee,it ri es, sat
mended tiU It In MINI how the case le Byte terwlaela,
The beach compilmeeted she poor old mu oa hie swap
sod saiee.eed • wish to oostribout • 6. vetsigs each mem*
seine hi leeibeesial to ocknowirogroest el the Welted
defame bee wade as two oce.eieite *hot Ida If. sad pre-
pay IMMO hes esdrolgered. Much recuperby a belt os
bite( Newlin, and It le expected tha wick of the sessiaretts
will be carried into abet. The metier heir crested great ea-
, eat= la the ate/ghbooritood, all sorts of flytog mattairated
Isles belft h dradatra, ea is reeerally the ewe oe emit ar
mule, Bed the fellow bus ass etep nearer to the by of the
ebieses whit the blow wee Bomb, the surgeon uys it soon
be.. killed the men ea the mo, the lull tee.. boyar been
semmehet Woken by the Memos at which it 611.—Awir
shirr Uwe.

CHANGED Br HD 1117BILLAH WITH
4171111PriAG BUICIDIL

A reopeetably-droosed young women, named Jane
Foster, leer. of age, of 5, florden•strer, Oromerkh, wee
charged at the Greenwich Folio' Conn yesterday with
attempting to commit suicide.
The charge was preferred spinet the prisoner by her hr
bend, from whom etie has been separate! during the pest
three months. it being alleged that be had deserted her.
From the evidence given It eppeared that between 7 sid'.3
o'clock on Sunday evening the hoeband end the prisoner
entered the Hod ii Albert, Blackheath-reed, and called for
acme ale. Having bean seated la the backpinienr name time,
the husband left her for des purpose of spaeldng to Bremer,
and stayed away • ccuelderable time. Du/Mg his ammo
the prisoner obtained some writing paper and pea sad ink
from the landlord, who was aware of the differences between
herself and husband, and from what he observed of
the hurried manner in which rho wrote he came to the
conclusion that it was her intention to commit suicide. This
Get he communicated to the linabend on his return, whose
reply was " If she doe" it, it will not be the drat time ;
have pulled her out of the water once, and I then told her I
would tot trouble myself again If she attempted to make
away with herself." The prisooer had then left, and about
two hours after the attention of two young men was called
by • gentleman to something doadng in the Ravensbourne
at Lewisham, which was found to be the body of the pri-
soner, who was rescued in a state of insensibility, and
conveyed to • neighbouring inn, where medical rid
wee procured, and she eventually recovered, when
she admitted having deliberately walked into the water,
alleging nee reason that while ate wee talking to a young
woman her husband met her end seamed her of talking to a
person of improper character, adding that he had long au.-
pected she wee unfaithful to him, end that he had then
proved It.
Mr. Inspector Mott said there were witnesses te give
evidence of the cruel conduct of the husband towards hi.
wife, but
Mr. Seeker declined hearing them, sad ordered the pri-
soner to find two sureties In 15/, each to be of geed behaviest
for the neat three months.

Ms ship on the 21st of August, and wwe to have returned on
the 23rd, bet did ast do fro. Oa that day ho we. passing
by defeadant's shop, and defendant asked him to step in.
At that time be wore hi. maneof-wsia dew, and his Imp
sad riblo.e, with the Mlle of bee Majesty e ship Mare
upon it. Defendant &eked him to shift his rig" (pub a lus
Meths), and said be would gee him a berth on so American
ship, mid he added tbat he would get • diseitarge for bite.
He left defendant'. house and ere' to the nayel rend craws
en Tower-hill, and related what had happened.
Corroborative svideace was given of the witness's Mats.
mat, and defendant was head 204, or throe =Atha' im-
prisonment.