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Race for the Goodwood Cul

GoODwooD COURSE Thursday, August 2.-The
Goodwood cup, value 800 sovs., added to a sub
scription of 20 sovs. each, h. IT. Two miles and
a half. 20 subs.
Marquis OF Hastings The Duke, years st.
Baron Rothschild's Iourmalrn 8 years, Z st. 8 10.
LoIa Bateman's Mousey, 8 years, st. Z ibs
Lord Stamiord's AIchimeGes, years, ST. 10 lbs
Mr. Danes Watchman, years, st. 3 lbs (Can-
TUHI Pi 'i;.i..'''''..'
against Tourmalin, 6 to ! against Moulsey 100
to against Archimedes, and 25 to l against
Watchman. After the preliminary canter the
competitors paraded in front of the stand before
being conducted to the starting post. At the
first attempt Mr.. McGeorge succeeded in des
going few strides Tourmalin showed in 'front.'
before reaching the stand, however, she was
pulled back, and Watchman took up the run
ming at miserable pace, followed by Tourmalin
and the Duke; Moulsey, on the left, being
slightly IL the lear of the Marquis Of
Hastings horse. With the exception of Archi-
medes dropping farther in the rear as they
ascended the hill round the clump, little
variation occurred until within a mile of
home, where Lord Stamford's horse swerved
completely round, ana could not be induced to
go further Watchman was here passed by
Tourmalin, who, in a few strides further, also
gave way to the Duke and Moulsey. AS they
came into the straight Tourmalin had a clear
lead, but the Duke gradually closed with her
as they approached the, distance, and, answer.
ing gamely to Fordham's call, he assumed the
lead one hundred yards from home, and won
cleverly by length. Moulsey just cantered
past the post, and was placed third, and Watch
man, who was pulled up AZ the distance, walked
In. Time, according to Benson's chronograph,
minutes 27 seconds.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court of Quarter SessiOns-Judge Ludlow
Prison cases are still before tne Court
Catharine GIody pleaded guilty to The larceny OF
number OF sheets and other articles from the
Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane, and was SEN
fenced to eighteen months imprisonment
Fanny Ann New, convicted on Wednesday OF the
larceny OF goods from Mrs. Carvallo, in whose
employ she was living a domestic, was sentenced
to an imprisonment of ten months
Robert MaberIy was charged with burglary CON-
mtted on the 26th of July at the place OF james ID.
Nelson, boot and shoe store at the corner of
Twelfth and Catharlne. On the night of the day IN
question, the store was burglariou.ly entered, and
boots and shoes to the value of S120 stolen Access
to the store was effected through dwelling adjoln
ing. In the morning, when the inmates OF the
house arose, the door was discovered be open
and q knife which the Commonwealth alleged and
called witnesses to prove be onged to Maberry, the
prisoner, was found upon the wiudow-sill
The defense oenied that the knife found on the
window sill was Mo0erry's, and alleged that it was
the knife OF a man named Hugh lngraham, who was
suspected OF being concerned in the burglary, and
wac was for while IN custody on thr charge. Two
knives were produced in evidence, the one found at
th" window and the other saId to nave been
deIed by Ingraham. I'D, -.
hey each were black. handled knives, with
b'ade at one end and screw at the other. and 1t
certainly difficult to distIuguish from the
other, except when together rhe de1ense alleged
that the knife which was found at the store had
belonged to the prisoner, but that several days be.
fore the commission OF the burglary he had gwen
II TO Ingraham. Jury out
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contemplated Journey across the plains, ex-
pIessly to see the native Americans but by TINS
unexpected opportunity long and tatlgulng
Journey would be avoided, and her wish be gra-
titled. II was arranged that the Indians should
be presented TO her this evening at haltpast
O'Clock. At the appointed hour, accompanied
by Miss Spurgeon, Mr. Chiffon, and Mr.. Hop
klns, the Queen appeared in one OF the large
parlors OF Wizards Hotel, when the Acting
Commissioner was presented to her. The repre-
sentatives OF the various tribes were then shered
in and presented by. the Acting. Commits
sioner. Those presented consisted OF FIVE
Pitchiynn; hve Chickaaws, under Cover.
nor Winchester Colbert; three Southern
Cherokees and nine wild savage Paw
lappoose. The Choctaws, Chickasaws. and
Cherokees were fully civilized, MANY of
them being gentlemen of wealth and standing
and all educated. One Judge, doctor, and a
clergyman were of the number. The Pawnees
the city, and appeared In all the grandeur OF
their native garb, with feathers war paint
weapons, moccasins, etc. The Queen seemed TO
be more than usually Interested in the inter
view. At first her attention was fastened upon
the savage Pawnees. She examined their
weapons, dress and ornaments, questioned them
as 10 their rmannerS and habits, manifested apecu
lrar sympathy tor the squaWs, and repeatedly
chuCked the pappoose under the chin. Tlring
OF these they were dismissed, when she enIered
into q lively conversation with the educated rep
resentatiyes of the other tribes got some genera
ideas OF their respective histories, present con
dtion, ETC., and finally drew out a speech in his
native dialect from Governor Ptchlynn, which
was translated by the Choctaw preacher who
was with him, and which amused and pleased
him greatly. Pitchlynn, Colbert, and others,
had children with them, towards whom the
affection of the Queen seemed to 60 forth in a
remarkable degree.
She insisted on shaking them all by the hand,
and kissing such of them as were not disposed
to avoid the consideration. The interview lasted
ABOUT an hour, and as one of the most interest
ing that has occurred during her Majesty's stay
here.
No programme has yet been arranged for to-
morrow. The Queen has accepted Secretary
Stewards in vitation to become his guest, and
will repair to his mansion tomorrow, where she
will remain until Monday, when she leaves for
Niagara Falls,