The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-26 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENISQ, SEPTEMBER 2.6, 1868.

3IV MI our, em., roueWM., for hunter) w.oortit for
tip ; ; euillt:re and allOwasere. On, round An,' a 111411,1,f.
MI. I'. ifortaman'e Catterieli. by Mildew or Arthur
Wigs Bird, a yrs, 16rit ilk rte. Opmgo .1 1
'ltt T. Pawlieu•si Fnotlight, 3yn U.tllk Mr•Argaid) 2
li. fling : 6to 4no Footlights Won by tim
Tar N...11131' nf 5)1 wows, milled to•
.M). II of to ion.. rah 3 Ps to the dm'; sword iher,l
state. About hew -gnarl' vs of smile. MI tube.)
Mr. Ph win grr'se I y Otrnival- .%Ilington,da lab NVErrea) I
Jedinet. se'. lady Melbourne ally, Tot Olb .thiairon; I
Mr. J. Tamer's Diognige. 6.t 61b
'll r I,diuwiup aliw Stinill Whig, &poly*, kinia. &+s-
glade, bat. et Annie. and Mint Chapman.
I,iittmg 7to 4 apt Omuta, 4t• 1 omit the Alligator%
to I oat Lady Melbourne !Illy, 7 to 1 lord. Kona King NJ 10
t apt I n.. lard. Won I.y • neck; • length sod a half laws.
r. nil at d third.
Fra )Moan's Tiara of 100 gamma. About tin ndlest as I!
a Log.
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At nib
lib Tod 1411• P Auebiahrh, 4 yr.. OM 7lb sjeltiowsLml
. Y. Lela, jun.'', King emu, 4 yu, 0.. t 711' Walker) 3 !
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'I or bad oto FLATS (lisagie•p) of 60 tow.. About half •
nib. I
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2 pr, Tot li lb
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Ihr fogr.intig also ran: -(',y Vad Oalea -,13.un41, Amulet,
and I.r.rp sugar. •
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yrs Panora mad to apt any Aber. Won by hilts Marti; :
r Itretlig between gerond and third. Winner mos
fin lb ptm,ra.. An objertio• to the winner on the grans! 431
rya " grail earsalint.:
reueranturr of 6 rum took ft (to dm fay%
•dh 60 added; Mktata ridern; prtrWitionari mit= • hocaral
oand Mae. cr., mile dad a EMI. (In dna.) .
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Ira 115 find. Ktb ri.).. .. . ... I'rebecrol
MY. 3.4 WNives. jea'a Banaig. ILA 610 (Cre
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Not hoer sad Catterielt also ran.
T. Virg : sao waCattoeirit, Ito 1 art Ptyalin', 4to I otA
rat 1% smith sad Nothing More, and I ho 1 add Barmaid.
Wen Py two bengtis, bad third.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(Belem Mr. Jest los Keating.)
rAdrchW (ots, slaw Rama, 3U, labourer, was charge.;
wild MMus and slaymg lesklou.
11:r V. u it pia-muted and Kr. Moutagu
dth bd. d. •
the deceased was • licensed victualler, and way land.
Mid of the Luke of Cambndggee,, Tottenham. On the
av. nine of the ht of July the pnisowr weast into the deg
tilli(geb e and inked for half spirit of beer. 110,0.1
dui min elm went in and begat' chaff* the prisesser„l,
the int., eqi inim of which was that they oil went out to
tdil.t. 'I i.e lettoocee wife muse to "mist him, but nh4
wee ttirqg by two of time of the nee, ,seed she
at) tell to the would. The doe sell came and
to ler assistance, b..t the prisoner. who ws."
under the Mina ncs of liquor, mid believed that thel
tt was ate of his witas assailants, struck
si re' e hli won the mouth, *bah splintered one of hie
t•tth aid knocked Mon down, and kicked him oat
act qat or the hi dy. The injuries sustained by thel
tblet tweets wee were et a very sewer" character, waft he,
iLed 12 days alteillatilr.
1 • o w :messes wine islted for the defence, who deposed!
list tie) wit. Nelda at Use tame of the occurrence, and
that tics aid not tee the simmer kick the sieseased.
'lke pip] ](turned a re dirt of (kitty, but recommended.
kiln to awe, on amount of the prbrocallo• be had re-;
Cte•ed.

aimed judge remarked that taking into ocevitlers- i I
tit is the irevanmendebon of the jury, and the . fact that'
114` Lail 'beady been imprmuned ma weeks, the Dentine°
of the teen t.pott hue was that he be farther imprisoned'
abd Lei I' to' hairdlahou r hie two *shade: menthe.
Meat .i•ives, a respectable( looking married woman, a&
ears of age. waa indicted for Isionionay shooting at
Au nie Minim with a revolver, with intent (o murder her.
la another soma it was 'rived that she intemtied to indict
alit aims bodily be tn.
II r. Atkinson proteeuted, and Mr. Lilloy defended.
Ike e*reemetrusees of Mis tame Isere of a very *Amor-
dimity thameter. It appeared that until lately the prom-
' Mail, who was a widow, kept a coffee-loam in the Old
7ltnt-mod, and that about 7 o'clock on the everting of the
th of August the primmer, amompanied by her father,
It, nos Jennings, tolled at her houne, and the iettur
nequii • d if also could accommodate the prisoner
let ill) night. She mph. d 'that she eould. and
they then bad tea tegether, and were very fuiendly.
J, tains, the father, roomed for two or three hours MIZI.I
thin went away. Shoe t:y after the primmer bad been
*Lowe to her bedroom tie prenecutrislueanl her call out
" Murder " three times, and un going to see what warn the
atter, the prisonersald there was • man in the chimney.
'there ass a gee in the wall of the room, but fie timplaca.
I rmecutiia n maned with her some time, &ad the pi ismer
fail. she was afield she was suffering from ileliriutti
t. emits, but she was quite metier lit the time. She *eked
for a candle. and the prarectiti.s. after giving her one,
reteliird to the sittatg-room. Rh* was about to pat
out the gas and go to bed, when the prisoner
of cued her tadpoles door and presenting a re-
volver at Let read, " Wretched woman, this night you
die." The *evolver was muisediately tired, and the prom-
cutely l.r and the bullet whir past her head and strike the
coiner, of the comm. hawed ately afterwards she bawd
two *gm:tables knocking at the door, and she cried to them
to forte it open, which they did. The prisoner exclaimed
thatch. was a dell ei ate woman, and would blow out the
Ideals of the firstaao who approached hex, but the pn.o-
ci.ti is managed to lay hold Q 1 her from behind, and the
constables then ranee and seemed her

7Le psi: one's !sober IMP called; end stated thdt
was the Wife of • seaman. Us the 17th of
Augutt oho came tot= in • very excited st h•rl
t rain ►er ter foully SI or tlf twin months bef.,re that.
told, told him she had • revolver, and ho begged her tai
Fite it to him, but .hss refused, mid appeased to be labwir.
log Lades the imposteen that nano we was following her
fw the purpose of rubbing her.
lu yrootiesamination by Mr. Irlhty, the witnew, statel
ti-.• tit. net had lien to America, and that he had seen
Let travel times, alter bar retdrn. fibs had rageived
vet' peyote injury on the head. and when .he beak drink
it 'deduced extreme excitement, making her frantie f,g
tLe tau.. lle had known her Anaih dbl.' and thing. of
pout value without any proms:at:gm This mei m ire
thin kiwi u month. ago. On the moent in quedynn
mane ri fen taw to her 1. ars of delirium tremens coming
ou. hhe said t►e Lad been drinking fos two or the.: Icy.
rektely. On the ineht of the 1 ith of August they bad
two pats of ale between them.
011 the evidence the jai y returned a verdict finding the
lruoner Aot Gasify, on Use ground of temtwitary
and the judge ordered her to be kept to etaitiuwaeat
litaing her Majesty's pleuras.

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THE TRIAL OF MADAME RACHEL.

(Ccatisuod from yesterday's &pre...)

• Serjeant Ballantine did not eithelede hie reply. until
port eix co'cloilt and the learned judge told the jury lie
ea. futilely lu their hands, and if they wished him to go
(11 1., sup /tidy to do so.
ILeitioy said they should like to tionclude the inquiry
that inidito if it welt lOOMILIO to do so.
'ILe teemed Cominiesioner aecord±biglypromeded to cum
up thecae,. Ile laid that a great. deed of irrelevant mat-
ter Lod Lean intioduced into the inquiry, avid the only
question to decide woe whether any amount of money had
lei u clotaino d firm the prosecutrix by the false nreteace
that the prisoner was to procure a marriage with Lori
Hunelagh. The case Lad be. n devribed a 4 a great care,
but it &newel to him that it was nothing of the wort. It
use en OS &may ease. mod one such as wee tried every day ;
but them load I ern mgr. at many comments in the =vie-
rs] eta tee; ectlig it, and that Lad meat 11 a sort of inte-
leo t in II fi no ee te the matter which otherwise he beheved
would n. ter ham attached to it. The learned Comtul.-
ret chi n rave a brief outline of the general
am:otter of the caw,. and said that there did not
et p tor to he any doubt that the greater porton, ii
tof the whose et the money that was °limited by
the ale of the j iol. ey of Ifur. ltorradnilio went into the
p vets ion of the j visor. r, oond the glaciation they hail to
a. ride was whether the oldained this money through th
Mee tepee etatootis she had made to the prosocutrie.
lie till u (And the atto idiots of the jury to the Wi liar,,"
initespoudi tee, and said that the dfruce was that there
many was suo to a jen on in exi.denoce, and he was rejec-
t, red to to a mi-ei able per on without clothe. or shoe. ;
hut they would lege mher that in one of the letter' sup-
VI I d to have teen vette:a by him them was the expr
e Your coroouet is flinched, my love." which Wit
Laully cproesion that would be used by a pension in
such a couolitiiin, and it M:Li rather moue cocuilteut with
the josition of a 110110 U like Lord ltaneLigh. With
n gad to the corresl ordince. the pre.ecottrix had her-
self mid that, in writing them letters, she was a self-
confcw. d idiot, and he wthafreid that a Resat many people
would censider that the was correctly detcribing her-elf
by them epithets. The learned Comtnissioner then called
the attention of thury to a rather astounding fact that
Lad been a,certaitwd by examination of Mr. Itoche. the
t nder-theriit that three of the letters written by Mrs.
LoitiVaile to William, as was alleged under the direction
'of the priaouer, and three of the letters sent by Welionn
in MOO er, bore the same water-mark. This, be eitioL was
' not of course a proof of the fact that ell the lettere hal
craw from the same source. but it was a circune.tatice
that was woithy of cooleidersition. This related to letters
written during the year 1846, but the mine result alga
entered with reference to other lett rs that wen)
written during the year 156.. 7Le learned
Ce u.mimioner then referred to the other evidences, and
told the jury that it was the duty of the prosecution
to make out the case, and if they did not du rt the
pi ironer wee entitled to the foment of any doubt that
noiebt exist as to her guilt. Ile went on to say that the
►uglrestionon the I artof the presecution we, that a seherne
Lad be. n an:impel to obtain the money mod prope.ty of
the puesseitrix, and that then the lettere that hail hem
procturoil had been concocted for the purpose of alLortlinif
I alb answer to any claim for leper:tent that. might be made
Mrs. Bortadree w hen the fraud that had been prom-
rein her with wenn! to lord Itieuelagh had been
dim oV4 r. d. lhe learned I 'iimoniusioner then carefully
diem to d the attention of the jury to the material
is lets of the evido bee, and coucluded by liouviug the ui u
no their hand".

itie jury retired nt rive minotes post ei,4fit o'cloc'd to
dr:ihriatu upon their verdict. They rutAarod into cowl at
twenty niinuten lust eight, and the foreman iu answrr to
the tonal frustum raid it wan the unanimous opinion of
the pity 'hat the pri-oner WWI
'lie jri.oner asked the court to rood a paper, which m'm
defetihrd as an affidavit made by Mr. Hayn_s, the
attorney.

Commteeinner Kerr having penmen'. the document,
,eid it had no retctrnee to the mutter in hind.

The prieoner Paid that in the that affidavit made by Mr.
"Myra a he paid she was • liner woman, but afterwards
Le paid tl at she IMP rieli. She declared that she WAR
innocent, and that with regard to the paper, both alto and
Mrs. Doi °Mello
.purchased paper at the same shop. Elbe
tweicluded by saying that the Loud-street mystery woad
now for ever remises a myatery.
Mr. Commissioner Kerr then addressed the prisoner, and
mid the had been found guilty by the jury of having ob.
tained a lures amount of money. and a quantity of
jewellery and valuable property, by fsisu pretences. The
July had beard the theory of the prosecution, that
tang introduced to lbw. Sorradaile in the year
ISI4, the had pretend.d. that she weed effect
a merrier* between her and Lord Itanelalh,
and by this false pretence the I-ad obtained the property in
questient. He did not recollect any mum in which the
offence of obtaining money by false pretences, which was
*leers one of a serious had been committed
under such egipseated eirennetanons. She had deprived
this foolish, meguided woman of everything she possessed
in the world esospt the rancor to which she waseetitled
as the widow of as Indian officer, and when she was
reduced to actual poverty eke was Hie Ant pencil to nor.
cilesaly Phut her up in prison. He could not roost, a more
aggravated ease, not only with regard to the ofheme Sae%
but to the wane with Which it was sooompliiihed. The
jury had confirmed this view of the onse that was taken
the prosecution, that having deprived the promoutris
(4 all lair property, she had thou contrived a *theme to
answer any claim that she might make upon her,
that wheate being an attempt to blest her character and
ruin her for ever in the estimation, not only of her own
Meads, but of all the world. The Jury had found that
there was nu feuudation for this defines, but the prow.
chtria would, no doubt, for a very long time be wanted
ut as the leo Mee of the boudirtreet "triter:. 114 crisc

really did net Geese within the deocription of • royetml.
scd u. point of fast it wao a very simple ewe when it W&l4
looled at by ass of the world. It woe a very bed caw
iudted, sad the remit of the prisoner's conduct had beer
to dio Tire the daughter of the moweitriz of the fu:t.ine
to which she wneld have bees entitled, and render her
t!ei om.ciit on her Us or thew airc.un dance
left that be should nos be his duty if he did not p• a
ei ou her the full reatenos ef the law. which writ that sh
by kept in penal esivitude for the *pane of five rare.
11. r prisoner fainted when the rentemv4.4s
sad was tarried insensible oat of the dock.