The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-11 00:00:00

TBE PAPERS.% TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER U. 1860.

LATEE3T !WORM le INTELLIGEN CL.

on =nue ritacramiLl
DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

CHAMPAGNE STAKES Five furlongs 152 yards.
Kirikoff, Betts, (Unlade, Parasite, Prudent*, Vag"
Violet, Selina f, Lady Louisa, Walloon, and Kettledrum'
are here.
Pebble, Knight of the Thistle, (I&tuft c, Klarikoff,
Wing, Janus, Reveille, Count Horn, Imam, Either, Ina,
and Authoress paid forfeit.
FILLY STAKES. Five furlongs 152 yards.
Vergisameinssieht, Cantatriee, Violet, Queen the
~arVale, and Brown Dais., are here.
Coalitios f, Nymph, Adrusta, Pardslote, and
Lady paid forfeit.
GLASGOW STAKES. Five furlongs 152 yards.
Folkestone, lise-Saw, Canto, and Royalist are here.
fßorfeiarb Pima, Barbanel' c, Miss Whip, and Royalist paid
t.
GREAT YORKSHIB.E HANDIC.tF. One mile G fur-
-1:32 yards.
Hepatica, Starke, I,°n[ Nelsen, Gladiolus, Adam Beale,
Northern Light, Mooreoek, Chen Amie, Syringe, Wiunba,
Moorhen., Feedarowna, Chasms Shot. Sheffield, Comforter,
Heiress, Marquis of Bowneont, and Miss Digby are here.
Underhand-and Argosy paid forfeit.
REVIVAL PLATE. Five furlonp 152 yards.
Man Friday, Captain Portibus, Sister to Horace, Damsel,
Catawba, Vergissmein•nseht Tiara, ('ramrod, Loorhot,
Weatherpeout, Amsterdam, Peodummia, Eastern Princesa,
Reny. Lopcatcher, Cqlotaus, Bayonet, Lava, and Doefoot
are here.
Oblminster, Dr Clare, Amain, Damsel, Bentinek, Long.
shot, Weatherproof. Viscount Itrignall, Mentmore, North
Lincoln, and Oles Stewart paid forfeit.

DONCASTER PLATE. One mile.
Precursor, Jeek Spring, Restos, Sir William. Brown
Hollaud, Hama, Lag of Diamonds, Ticket of Leare,
Cheesecake, Hegira, Syringe, Heiress, Juliet, Venus f.
Spacebar, Incense e, Deaner and Blits, Marquis of Bow.
moot, FaultleslaldsaVes Strooni are here.
Sir William. I, Brown HoLLutd, Horace, Syringe,
and Tommy N paid forfeit.
(Trim ARarrAut.--3640re, Ranee filly, White Rom,
Misr Sarah colt, Motley illy, Lustre, Fractious, Burlesque
colt. Chimer, Lad, Harriett colt, Comae, Sir Josep!i.
Grueveaer, Jeoqueßse illy, and Rupert.

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GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP.
7 to 2 apt Chere Arnie (t Ito 1)
Bto 1 Gladiolox (off)
10 to 1 Miss Digby (off)
10 to 1 Coeval-Apt (off)
ST. LEGER.
100 to 30 apt Thorrosoby (t 7 to 2)
1110 to 39 &brew ft 7to 2)
9 to 2 Wizanl (off)
7 to 1 Umpire (t freely)
10 to 1 st. Albeax (off)
100 to 8 Sweetesuce (t)
25 to 1 Boeosoeer (t)
30 to 1 -- Sigh Trauma (t)
40 to 1 Winton (t)

THE EARL OP XINGSTON DECLARED A
LUNATIC.

Yesterday, the Earl of Kingston wa. brought up
at the police court, Chester, wader the follow ing circu mstiinces :
On Huntley mon.ing be wentoa the Holyhead railway, and per-
noted in walking through the tunnel. The policeman there
would not allow hen, and took hint to the police office.
After being kept there fora (ow hours he was released. and
in the .ifternisin went to the cathedral. Here he would
not take his list off, sad main force was obliged to be
resoitel to to get him out. He was then given in
custody of a poliennan, and taken to the Royal Hotel,
where he reaciined all night. The first thing on Mon:
Jay morning he got out in the streets naked, sod wan
eine made captive. About twelve o'clock he went to
the flishopof Chester's palace, and so annoyed his lurd.thip
that he roptestel the police to take charge of him. Upon
coming into court the earl went right up to the bench and
s-ited himself with his hat on. He mum cooed a loaf
rambling statement, said the Bishop of Chester hod
insulted the House of Lords through him. Ho would
hniig his lordship to justice at the bar of the house in
the twit bessi4oo, and deprive him of his living. He in•
tended to write to his fneads, Messrs. Bright and Cobden,
to bring the matter before the House of COMMOOS. Bishops
had no right to be seated is the House of Lords, sad be
would see that it should be altered. He was going to write
to his lawyer, Lord Chelmsford, to enter an action against
thy Holyheed Railway Company for lot:MOW. for insulting
hum Ile then went on to say that his brother wanted to
be married, and hail perpetrated a fraud upon him in taking
possession of his estate:, worth shout 50,0001. a year, sed
settling upon him a miserable pittance. It was enough, Ise
said, to make any man insane. He iatended to go and see
his friend Lord iVestruinster, but he was out of town, and
therefore he shoold go heck to ell, Harcurt.stieet, Dublin,
where lie had here under the care of a policeman's wife.
Two medical gentlemen of the city, havian certified that he
was of unsound mind, the magistrates sighed an order for
his removal to the County Asylum.

Tag Nsw BINNOT o, CA/LIALL—The Dean anal
Chapter of Carlisle have elected the lion. Rev. :'iiarrauel
14,,;rave to the bishopric of Carlisle, in acountsoce with
hem Majesty's recommendation aceempenyinf the cole,W
orrlirr. The cootricration will take place in ork Minster
ilium.; the proieut month, probably the '-sith, the Feast of
Mt. Michael, the officiating prelate' hying the Archbishop of
York awl the Biahop• of Ripon and Oxford.
PARTRI one Sety rn ;. —ln Nottinghaniali ire, in
constiumice of the wet weather, the int week iu the
spurting campaign has been, a Whim, la the immediate
neighlaiurhooll of Nottingham, the sporting venom has been
.lef..rred for a fortnight, it being .uyiemble to shoot in the
standing corn.
THE COSSISH Flew:Atm —At New Quay, Corn-
wall, the paelmola have made their appeanatee ow the coast
almuilance. The tiahenueu have been ow the alert,
mei a successful season is anticipated. At Ideragisser the
trims have not taken many full as yet, but the drift itatri
have been bringing in front 1,0110 to 3,trui) per tint.
EaltTnicCalta IN KENT —On Monday afternoon,
September 1, shout half-past three o'clock, a concussion of
the earth was olmerv.l by numerous inilividuals in the
neighbourhood of Maidatoee. It wan felt at Wrothatu,
Ightham, at Trotters:lag, at Malting, anal at Maidttone.
In one cam% at Maidstone, • perms tatting in a chair upon
eattirs, raw sudden!) removed a diet-in ce of three inches
.inother, a geetlenian who was lowing his elbows on •
the parapet of the wall at the top of hi. bows felt a severe
shock, which tompletely disarnana;red his view. We men.
we, thee facts in the hope that other petautu who felt the
this:k wall send tit auformatioo of the fact —.lforalstuat
area(.

THE AUULTERATIoN op Fl,Oll AND DRINK. —A
circular past issued by Hewes. Joseph Travers and Sons
contain. the followiug letter from l)r. Hawll on the pre.
cautions to be taken by tradesmen to avoid offences against
the recent act for preventing the adulteration of article, of
foal re drink : - " The Adulteration .1 Fond and think
Itill hiving at length beueine law, it behoves manufacterers
and tenders to consider how brat to secure themselves on.
der He provisions. By the sit it is rendered illegal— I.
sell airy article ..f food or drink with which, to
the knowledge of the seller, any in .1r material in-
jUrion% to health has teen T., sill as pure or un-
edultensted any article"( food nr drink which is ashilterated
nr Dot tfflie. The pum.hment for the first offence ...noires
la the nithetiou of a fine not eaceedon :V., while for eulea•
quest offeuel• it is rendered lawful for the justices to cause
th.• .iffensler'e same, lbws of abode, and offence to be made
public.. It IS clear, therefore, that the sale of cdulterated
artwle* of consumption, whether with or without the
Istiowlerire of the seller, shoubi he carefully avoided. flat
how, it will be asked, is this object to be accomplished!
It in rieceseery, in the first place, that manufacturers should
take steps to ,iseertern that all artiolles sold or used by them
are pure. This, ineamirrli as most of their commodities
are in the natural or raw state, it is not difficult in general
to 410, but, where a doubt eairds, the manufacturer might
wears hin.w.of by nftioiriaig from the Vendor & guarantee
.4 parity. The retailer ht. put might prot,t himself
br the ,a,,,wee of the followaug maniple precautions
The., he should never ',webs's, manufactured articles
below the prime coat M the constituent ingredients.
He should reqeire is all ease* a guarantee of purity
from the manufacturer, and, in order to fin the Teapot,
aball.v stall more open him, I would advise the retailer
should aril all nuomfacturvil articles hi pacLuges bearing
upon them the Dann* of the manuficrnrer. Further, I re-
commend that a warn:Hair of purity Is. printed upon the
wrapper of every pareel cif matilifectared ;perils sold. This
warranty would give the public confidence, became it is not
probable that anyone would use it as a cover for adultera.
tioo, sal there is no doubt hut that :ill warranted articles
wool., meet with a more ready sale than those not war.
ranted. I see no objection to manufacturer,, mid retailers
supporting their own warranty by the testimony, in the
form certifi.eites, of scientific, perie.u. of ability and
repetatioe. If the preeautions here suw•ste,l were et,.
served, there would be hut little fear of Any proreadiwo
being taken against any nianufaetuters or retail dealers
unib r the provisions .4 the hill recently enacted for
preventing the adulteration of article, of final and drink."
Tint P.04.4101i4E1N Ai T.—During Coe year 18119,
El prosecutions were instituted in the country fur viola-
tions of the Passengers Act. Eleven were instituted at
Liverpool, lat Plymouth, and lat Claegow. The largest
fin` inflicted was heM. and costs, which WAS for a breach of
the 70th section ; anether
.party was fined 50i., is default
i.f payment three months imprisonment, for a breach of
the firith and 70th erections ; another was fined W. for breach
.1 'l9th, awl 112. on 31st section; cue was imprisoned for
four worths for breach of 83n1 section ; another was aped
W. fie breach of same rieciaott ; another had two months'
iuiprisuument for ditto; three were fined H. and meta far
breaali of 75th sect:on ; two yam fino,l :a. and costa for
breach ..f 78th section ; and two were acquitted.
biterd.:te use PATANTS, SOUTH KatiSlNGToa.
Nutober of ellatOre for the week audios Sept. 8, 3,330;
tonal Dumber aims the opening el the musetun free daily
(May 12, lad), 264,456.