The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-05

EPSON, and requiring mo to witdraw the charges
! have made against you, shall be happy
orders to Messra weatherby) raIsat Newmarket In
your name and col0rs In the Bieaial and received
forfeit In the match rs Mr. Padwicb Toe Earl against
See-Saw. II you had no interest the horse, which
you stated to me IN your June lter, why wore al
the winnings, Including the three scot sweepstakes,
paid to your aceOunts These factsust be explained
by Lord Hastings and yourself, uder oath, at the
tribunal You have advised Mr.. Da,tO appeal to; and
wishing that you should excu're yourself ana
prove that You and Lord Hastingsave been the VIC
TINS Of conspiracy, am, Sir, yur obedlent ser
want ii. ]. ROUS.
To HY. PApwIcg. Esq. 1880 -
~ No. 4 HILL STREET, BERKEIE SQUARE, WIZ
SrR-In reply to your note OF ne 10th beg to
state that previous to The Earl running at Newman
ket In the Craven meeting, the s0cite' to the Mar
guns OF Hastings applied TO me 10 can OF large
amount to meet some claims reqirlg prompt At
tention, and in making the advance deceived. with
other securities, bill OF sale whcfincluded Tho
OF sale was duly registered. The harluis had vari-
GUS creditors pressing him, and an sycuti0n ABOUT
to issue, in which case the sherr VOID have seized
the racehorses and removed and SD them unless
protected by myself was advised nat The Earl,
ut the time you refer to, had bette run in my
colors; but neither his winnings Oh TIT occasion. or
any subsequent, were ever carried to ~ private ac-
COUNT by Messrs. WeatherDy, but place by them TO
aseparate account, and every shilling appropriated
fets and engagements OF the horses sod to various
persons by Lord Hastings under IOriMeter's con-
dltions. Even the winnings OF the Annals pur
Marquis became entitled to- were aid over by
Messrs. Weatleroy to the private acDunt OF the
Marquis, and have further contribute the sum OF
fl,40o out OF my own pocket, up to tnLmoment, to
enable him to keep faith with the public give you
the benefit Of these facts, which viii confirmed
oath when required; but, in the fneatine, being
anxious to give you every possible ini0ration EN-.
close two letters received at dlfe,nt periods
from Messrs. Weatherby on the suDjcc of my own
account. and that marked No. 2, with is that OF
ply to Messrs. Weatherby for any nfor alton with
reference to the above, and they win HAY my autno
rity to afford It, am, sir, your obedienssryant,
To the Hon. ADMIRAL Rous, Newmarke
NEWMARKET. &C /, 1868.
SIR return Mr.. Weatherby's letters. [ am, sir,
your Obedent servant, II. RUUS.
To HY. PADwICK, Esq.
BERKELEY SQUARE, W., Oct16. !
SIR have now waited fortnight sine my last
letter to you and your return Of Mr.. Wetherby 8
letters In the expectation held out 10 me- Tot only
by your letter Of the 10th ut, but by mar gentle
men with whom you have conferred, that va would
not only withdraw the mputations cast on me by
your letter to the Tunes, but would ascord tome the
only reparatton in your power by an admission that
dton With Everything placed ace bece yo i IN my
power to enable you to satisfy yourief as facts,
am entitled to demand from YOU a full retrao-
tatiOn, or to attribute the absence N 1t to want
OF moral courage on Your part 70 admit wrong,
or remedy-so far as you cana mosi unwarfantabie
and w1ul inluS ice. in the absenceQ any Satlslac-
tory reply shall take the liberty o. publishing the
further correspondence which has PISSED between
US, leaving the pubic to form their c,nclusions
am, Sir, your most obedient servant.
HENRYPADWICK.
The Hon. ADMIRAL RoUs Newmarke.
NEWMARKET, oct. 90 1853.
SIR-In answer to yours Of the 16tl inst. must
remind you that you mslnterpret nirB Of the 29th
Of September. The explanation as Il. the interest
Of yourself in the Ear, which todyou should
await before any further public statement, on
my part, was an explanation las appears by
my words) to be given at the ensuing trial OF tAe
pending action, ''Day R0us." In .our letter OF
the 3Oth OF September you refer, among other mat
tiers, to bill OF sale from Lord Hastings to yourself.
A. copy Of this document Is now belole me- and
am bound to tell you that, having regard to the
terms and the other circumstances OF the case do
not feel justified in saying At present than that
for the sake of everybody, 1t Is essential that the
facts should be thoroughly sifted by the examina-
ton OF all parties before the tribunal before which
you yourself have advised Mr.. Day to appeal
Should you publish the correspondence between us,
may beg you to include this letters am sir your
Obedient servant, HENRY JOHN ROUS.
To HENRY PADwICK. Esq.