The Sun. — 1845-06-21 (London, England)

THE' 1.117. Chip of, , JocYl stsrrat numerous meeting of the members of toe , it'lliaeciet ha, ftoir'ti hr er op7r;osien of ltdak i ill'iri tilitnog t °conn"stSra'n 301;0i:tag; '::.(s; submitted to Mein by Mr. Etwall, an influential proPed- aco loaf, horses. This statement, it is now understood, litt°lh'y J'l'ria serf nication Matte to Mr. Etwall, in the year is4o, "detlo.-to ia jug., the jockey, by which it was imputed that a g\ecinclq!, yd.' well known in the betting circles had gone down Wig to ~, 10 disguise, eu3rli:esecos tdat.ynhdicetsl:l,at :la anti which rv.letri oi:petiet.etrrteyttin ohatli.mii:Nltri.reE't wu•lna 1 I , otfh cl°,° iternsildige r''llliiiiii. upon to ride in the forthcominPgr°rbaaciltiorli communication was made under the seal cd. ones °,,,cel'' would secin that Mr. Etwall took no further warn " vs/ circumstance until immediately alter the late plohrii„otl ing, when by some means it oozed out that I00,:000' pan edigelopecr,c'7:otl,l'l. had divulged tire circumstance to some othetti,iii. c.io!„, of George Bentinck, to whose knowledge the,',. trier, %toted: interview with Mr. Etwall, asked biro wlietney it if sit, ruth in the story told ? Mr Elwell, in reEl•:, ohjefr‘cly declared that he had no intentian of referring to t°ltionfinoo as disclosure had been made to otl ers, he had °°,,d,:w s Isa„r°01"/ plaining what bad actually taken place, as far 3s i';,,i3cri P,..,,,t ED' concerned, and we believe he then described that o°l clO bed stated to him. As such a disclosure necesar o'i• the 1)4, Character of the ;,arty alluded to (who is a Itlet°biate of Jritqy 114 Clubrooms at Newmarket), as well as the ecrac'.l.loo'lletealt it was deemed expedient that the 'natter should De led, Sr. Potte: Jockey Club, and on Saturday week, as alreadY Oa' The ."i, th appear,' before that body and made his statetneo.t,erestea„,tioSe was at once communicated to the gentleman rtiosteroe aecv'ofts inquiry, and he promptly expressed a desire t: Ter imeel,,,,cloo" as quickly as possible. For this purpose, an ..",,,,.. at l',r, dere,. Jockey Club was appointed to take place on krnli''rinieoloc,. 01. when all parties interested were to be heard, anu3ttends° JecV/ also issued to John Day, and others to be i''' ~f the hasiiitil; Saturday, therefore, the following Illeraber:ol- DV er, h Club assembled at their rooms men , f 1";a:it An':ari; Marquish Duke of Beaufort, the Marqu'9 COl°3", of Nonnanby, Earl Stradbroke, the 1101;1,.. shel.vo ito the lion. Captain itous, the Hon. C. Grevale,,,,eot. long ~, we believe some others. Mr. Etwall was also Pt:tiiig 60.; , t;o1.1ri; tleman over whom the cloud 01 suspense ha' ...,, were ' ,„' 0'1,4. likewise in attendance. The witnesses sinsnancs,:o. '11). tail,c, Mr. Wreford, John Day, sen., and John Dalt .1 ent, ;°r•toe,' • statecc The +" plewas private. Mr. Etwall having made }its . co. ier.s r. Mr. Wreford, and the two Days were ex hie tit, cou'ios Ds,, were then withdrawn, and the accused subtnitt .ouog •", eini.c,r,„, merit, accompanied by letters written to hint DY i',,l m;51..'0,1, rile This led to the fattier and son being re-called, ._a , 00;e piPoe going examination. The investigation being tnu. Of ' of t,l Club proceeded to consider the facts before the,,,wriosiojecaPoi. oufrethose facts. we are ignorant ; bit:. upon thesi';', we noinrstl to inquiry, which lasted arcfom one till halE•Past,al s3ceferre, to that the result was " omplete arid untaltnl'irirraiif „uritea , gentleman against whom tire foul charge %r stiP:iti CO, had been made." The members of the Clot) °sonic °rood' 'Tuesday next, when they meet to consider thel I), prey and to consider in what form their sentence sha' t fart, Observer.bi it,. , 175., o 0 g 0 of 3`. ot _PRICE OF GoLD.—The premiurnloit price coogia is 19 per mine, which, at the English :' es' Ao c:,llort be,loo 101-d. per ounce tbr standard g?lii, g'y dolt :it "I, V!' 01 2255 7653,;itatinotiwies euxuesthagi,t,gkei is st 01..)4a7ris 011 .I'°lr'. ticara .1 priceo of rgh, ti! t l'ricg i,'° than in Paris. By advice' froutPellac:liple,;l WI cli-jst gold is 4371/2 per mark, which, ratite Ei4,_,o atic,dodotleid, 3/. 17s. 100. per ounce for standard gold,S ta II Q-c7i)eccet• of 13 Ili ; and the exchange at 11a" ~, is 0.'., 01 -,iio short being 13 123 i, it follows that I,;°",lis 6;4'; itail ',,g dearer in London man in Ilaniburgh. .1-0. cenc, be ',',..r change at New York on London is It° Id Allie,ri, 0.44,( par of exchange between Englandr ta,l_,liogt, , 0 ~t 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the een.„dianc„.t, Or' cent. in favour of England. But the quot (I,eice inte ' . . alb ' fly York being for bills at sixty days' sib ' Of ited• be added to the above difference. s'r r,, SOLGSA'i 1,16)611 DETERMINED SUICIDE or A 'wow- is. 6- r the