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1"e Late Der6y.-This famous case has been


yyery, promptly brought to trial in the Conrt IF


EX"hequer, before Baron Anderson. Our reader.


VIII roc"iec, that Colonel Peel claimed the stakes
over 4 fooo-'or his colt Orlando, which came
IN second. on the ground that Runnino Rel, ,h;.S
came IN nrst, was disqualified by false descrin.
'ion OF his age and pedigree. Emnen, counsel
were employed in the case, which occ upied Two
Gays. The Attorney General summed up for Coi
f. reei. Ia the course of the trial the judge made
uei"eht ar s ana severe comments upon the removal
OF the horse, no one knew where, ALTHOUGH tho
Judgc had given an order TO havo him produced nnd
examined es by competent persons. Finally. M.
ood beng either unable or unwilling to produce
Inc horse IN question, tho judge directed the irvso
return verdict for the defendant. thus docidno
orlando ' to be winner of tho derby. and Ionians
seco-o' a. Al bots follow the stakes as matter Of
ION, Wood persists in claiming the stakes. 40
will hardly succecd.-Pic. !.