The Sun.
London, England, 1853-12-30 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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TATTERSALL'S.—YESiERDAY. pia
The room was reopened pursuant to notice, but °:„,10
to the very scanty attendance of subscribers, the bui",.
;hat was transacted was confined to the following,' bet°.

CHESTER CUP.
1000 to 15 agst Catspaw (taken).
DERBY.
1800 to 200 agst King Torn (taken).
500 to 25 agst Wild Huntsman (taken).
1000'to 45 agst Ruby (taken).
250 to 10 agst Acrobat (taken).
1000 to 30 agst Knight of St. George (taken);i.
1000 to 25 agst Brother to Chanticleer (tal°,
1000 to 25 agst Scythian (taken).

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ODESSA. —Telegraphic advices from Odessa, dun °24
an extraordinary rise in the wheat-market on tuctions•
instant, coupled with very extensive tray° no.
Freights also had advanced. The movement may rons
bably be attributed chiefly to the firmness of qui% been
in this country and in France ; but it may also lle,v,._eace
partly owing to the receipts of some further inteing
on the war question.
d d statet
BAGDAD. Mercantile letters from Bag-3 t rcpt
city, a body of Persians were to march against
city, and that they were expected during the
._.F._ cer
month. It is added that Persian troops were 15u ,is
dace-
ITALY. centrating at Shiraz, probably to guard against lab
from Bombay.
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A disturbance took place at Barge (Piedmont) COMMITTAL FOR WILFUL MORDEIL—T...e _o v ,rio
on the 19th, under pretence of the nigh price of labourer, for trial, charged with the wilful En urnae.whe
ton magistrates have committed John Quarlter, 3n, „ of
provisions. A band of ill-looking fellows from the Thomas Price, butcher, of Little's-lane in that town,
mountains, wo
mountains, reinforced by a party from 8a,,0-nolo, died on the Bth of August, 1852, and whose death.
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suddenly entered the town, it being market-day, occasioned under the following circumstances
he
virUso g-
ond uttered seditious cries, demanding that maize turday night, the 19th of June, in that year,Tinalley, wheti!
should be sold at 3f. per mina (about 19 litres).
The dealers, refusing to comply, the rioters took turning home from North-streehtildthrionnfrheated by two
too
gifecred upon which be ,vie,
forcible possession of the sacks eontaining the maize, three men, and
ee
Irishmen,e
he saw a woman andh yi?utne
m.
who rofessed theinseluv_,
and distributed it among themselves. The Royal' attacked by
Carabineers of the locality, though reinforced by bythhris interference,
forkpa
irurieedveby them that he be,,ed is life- 13113 early
those of a neighbouring place, were unable to reachedj home they attacked him a second time,
fl_...t the
put a stop to these proceedings, the rioters being oothesundaymorninghe wasfound by his wifeY g" a A
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upwards of 300 strong. The Council of Dele- door of his house with his clothes withsaturateda
severe ell;
gates immediately assembled, declared themselves jawbone broken, his right eye destroyed, withf,riolence el:1°13" m permanence, and, feeling the necessity of on the back of the head, and other marksh
injuries. Du' having an imposing force at their command, his body. He died of the effects offhteemaii by Wb OW j're.
accepted the services of two courageous young being 7
rr: bc:
his illness he gave a descriptionanodt
the description.c?
men, who volunteered to go to Saluzzo, and was most severely assaulted,.
apply for succour to the Intendent of the Province.
Roden, as one of thn
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They succeeded in making their way unobserved Margaret,men the
hweife.oift
inl
question knocked do,trwin I
through the infuriated mob, which already threat- responds with that of the prisoner, who is identir
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whofri odn
ft
herneigi •who, with a child in he.rand.e, ;,ro
male ened to pillage the houses. About four p.m. some friend
°lrishman she called her huNss.b.orn_a and
scolding mounted carabineers arrived with the Fiscal Advo-he v't::
cate and an examining Judge. The Delegate of child, ran into the alley where P
three men after they
Price said
Aavfol-
Public Safety arrived also with 100 lancers. A 1
--- first attacked. Qoarlter absconded
seen
again
iv
he
ready the house of the Vice-Syndic was threatened the attack upon Price, and
was
allth instant, when
with invasion, and the carabineers of the place, verhampton until Sunday, the
fatigued with that day's hard duty, were barely :was apprehended had assaulted thea.d
thata
in a public-house.

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