The Sun.
London, England, 1870-05-10 00:00:00

WINCHESTER MEETING.

Horses Arrived.—Agnes, Wickfield c, Walmer, Mortlake,
Minytus, Spread Eagle, Claymore's dam f, Impose, Babel,
Conrad, Cast-off, Sour Grapes, Dentelle, Allbroook, Ude,
Speculation, Chilworth, Calypso, Mina filly, Lady
Somerset filly, Malaria, Decollette, Talavera, Shoaus,
Saxon, Houghton, Rcflection, Winifred, Penelope c, Sophia,
Miss Ada c, Worthy, Twickenham, Westward Ho, Prince
'Peck, Viscount St. Albans, Deausfield, Faith,Duke of Roth-
say, Ithedycina f, St. Paul's, Woodley, Pallas, Lady \Vil-
hams f, Morniugton, Miss Laura, Cricklade, Stoppe, Light
Wine, Viper, Invader, Miibrook, Cape Town, Rose, Cherie,
Challenge, Brandon, Chamounix c.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.---(TRIS DA F.)

Sales probably 12,000 bales. Nlarket firm.

With respect to the reported railway accident at
Masals, we are requested to state that a collision took
place on Sunday between two trains of the Eastern of
France Company on the Spa line of the William Luxem-
bourg Company, but there was no accident on the Great
Luxembourg Railway.

The Right Hon. Lady Elizabeth Stueley, wife of
Si.r George Stucley Stueley, Bart., late M.P. for Barnstaple,
died at the family residence, 8, Eaton-square, yesterday.
A movement is on foot in the Reform Club for
putting up either a bust or picture of the late Lord Palmer-
ston in the hall of the club.

It was stated the other day that the King of
the Hellenes had presented Mrs. Lloyd with £l,OOO
from his Majesty's private purse, lut it now appears
from the letter Mrs. Lloyd received from the Primo Minis--
ter of Greece that the act was that of the Greek Govern-
ment.

THE MURDER BY A BOY. The murder of one
boy by another at Edinburgh—already briefly mentioned
—is a strange affair. The deceased, a lad named
M`Donald, was apprentice to Mr. M`Callum, gasfitter,
Leith. He left the workshop at the usual hour, six
o'clock, and made straight for home. When opposite to
where he lived he stopped to talk to a lad. While doing
so, Elenowsky, also a boy, is said to have come
deliberately up behind, and, placing a pistol at the
back of M`Donald's left ear, to have fired into the poor
boy's head. Having discharged the pistol, Elenowsky made
off as fast as possible towards Leith. M'llonald
instantly dropped to the ground. A messenger was des-
patched for medical aid, but the poor lad only lived
twenty minutes after receiving the wound. Elenowsky
has been in the employment of Mr. J. H. B. Miller,
glass-engraver, for the last four years. About three weeks
ago Mr. Miller discovered that he had a pistol in his pos-
session, and took it from him, and it was only the other
day that he got it back. On Saturday morning Elenowsky
was apprehended when asleep in a cart in Chain-street,
Leith, about half-past one o'clock, and conveyed to Edin-
burgh. He admits having committed the murder, but
gives no reason for his doing so. M`Donald was a quiet
and inoffensive boy.

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