The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-16 00:00:00

_ victim. Let dm the mesilheasse et the " Revolationasy C o mmittee of London." sad et "tie Proferibed Denecratte turs.ll , t , of Frame rigidify' at teem, and united in gou rd atzeobli," be red. SWITZERLAND. Another convoy of Swiss, illegally enrolled for the military service of the Pope, has been stopped at Tuition. The recruits consisted of six men of Frei bur:: and one Vandals. 'the t 010 di re' of Freiburg having spoken of the s eal with • !deli the illicit enlistment is carried on by the aid of the clergy, in spite of the exertions of the police gives a purl circular which has just been stud on a recruiting agent. The document bears no signature, for. as the last paragraph esplains, "The officers appointed to circulate the foregoing considerations among personnes raigewes cannot for prudential motives subscribe their names." flowerer, the young Swiss are informed that allneoes eary information will be freely furnished them by wrsons especially appointed by the holy Father. The recruits an recommended to use the greatest discretion until they arrive at their destination, which will be made known at the moment of their dtlurture. An English forger has been among the first to prove the efficiency of the electric telegraph so re cently introduced into Switzerland. At Interlachen he hail issued some false kUrrs de champ., and was captured when he got as far as Zurich. GERMANY. The retnrris of elections to the First Chamber show that tho aristocratic party will have a better p,sition in this than in the Lower House. Professor the doctrinaire and pietistic defender of •aris tocratic privilege, has been elected by fire con stituencies. Letters from Frankfort state that Count Rechberg has been appointed by Austria president of the Ger manic Diet, in the room of Count Than. .►t Hamburg, the attempts of the democratic party to commem.a•ate the execution of Robert Blunt were frustrated by the police, who broke up the assembly, compelled the removal of all revolutionary•symbols, and carried off the bust of Blum to the townhouse. The (U5...4 Gazette stoats that the Prince Regent of Baden is about to marry an Austrian princess. The eldest son of the late Duke of Leuchtenberg, born August 4, Isl 3, succeeds to the dignity of a peer of Bavaria, with which his father was invested, so that upon attaining his majority the upper chimher of Bavaria will include a Russian prince. The children of the late duke are educated is the Greek faith. The Berlin journal Der Zeit, a good authority, had the following paragraph on the 11th:—" We have more thin once had occasion to announce various preparations f +r a new customs line, to be traced on the frontiers of tLe coalition states. We now learn that the director-general of the customs has given orders for the erection of bedding* for customs cane on the Sax .m frontier." On the 12th the monster political trial which has filled the Assize-hall at Cologne for the last six yeas was brought to a conclusion. The govern ment had come to see that the charge of treason which appeared in the formidable " instruction" read at the beginning of the process wu untenable, and the main qucrion was thus out to the jury :—" Are the accused guilty of having concerted and resolved with other", (hiring the years 1848, 1849, 1830, and 1%.51, the exeentses d ea enterG the ob ject of which wee. the Ant to over turn the conedintim el the state ; seeeadlL to arm the admen sad the Jabal:twat. royal aotherity ju sid spilt ewe easther r ai r this question the INSW eri di " 1111 air Se OW eerned Roney, wrote, Nodding, and Reiff; au Becker, Daniels, BlAsiterdt, Jogai, Xleie, sad IMF ace were declared to be not 010'. Tina hewed four subsidiary issues in the Milli= Of Wilke declared that some of the prisoners segekted en the first count were privy to the auk= et the guilty parties. L'pon the esupirdea of the verdant the mart ordered the Wises et bee pri °nem namely, Daniels, heal. lids, and Ehrhardt. The public pr- or the Amadei that !Weser, Burgers. Becker, elegglibbilinedislad be imprisoned for eight years, Reif awl ill six years, and Lessner for three r i ft with deprive bon of civil and political TOIL sad asimmdisa in the coats of the trial. The mat seedeemad Rosser, Nothjung, and Boxion, to six ram; Boil 4 Otto, and Becker to Ave ; end Loremetelisee years imprisonment; with Limited's el civil tad political rights to the sht tint mathaed, sad late wise condemned them to pay by nail saddhalleas the casts of the trial. The recent ITALY. ROILS, Nov. $. of Freed! troops at &rho Vecchia, may serve as a maim of whit we might have to expect upon oar own share in case of hcetilitiee with France. Two stem frigates and two stem corvettes, of the total power 1,400 hones and 4,260 tem, conveyed 3,660 men in 48 boors, from Tsetse to avita Vecchia, spinet a strong head triad. The time employed co the wogs was a third longer than it would have been is - favossable weather. The vessels all iuselsored what the ode, NA hotel the Widen without the hest buoy sr onfellso, is stoat eight beam Ilse frigates weld ora soh. Chie st the seendlreeked reeknatia. Oa a ihe line. leek a wry pawkiest in the esep NMI et las id elDesanher se Psis 11: 04 W bad best led to meet a meld Se thelfrassa, are nu& at wiles eider with whiek Soy ass traded in Mile Mena, Some of them eirraessi le eider rote wow mation with a gT at Alms at the Cafe del Onmeele the other emit. tat use of the Hamm add se would weislani on the weed" whidi enraged tbe plestgg spew Na ass the sims that he - Weld ea the waiter's pig resod -I ingskieged leery indivi dual wheelie he IPSO IN INS set asgasinted with the hawk langingpf • ant et lb @hookas or I dubs d Selma IPM Ths Oats semi et the Naar. sal ihe elms Ispirbd Mime eneseadai Us/kW Amok the NW 'Meal "Maki= he ewes yamr egis ma a half separeeed die polishes, Ilows theirpot. Oa the Sid id., abseil 1 thi s o z ek cir = gigue Car ted° Paid was mined figs the of Awns. This end has mated pest Wend la the city, as he was a notable plesser. Should he messed in Meted et his dialogues will, so desk, be of as he was a reembd of the Oessdtasat , and amu of rare abilities. Be bad been insemenatad about three years fee his plaided Viraid althoug the judges wits wen gimped esilieg h upon Ws let IMO leek Mewl to pew a swims et exile, lug Ws mime was weer anted faro waswiss, bat be wig )mgt es fun be hi year rattle, is pima. The sidles. net to be baulked of a vls. bomb( of Path wage, Nat the nest day tolmjwisse kather• who raider la the city of We hoar no wore of the Yaw& jot awn The Chwesurs de %wan= law shat a geed wiry see tzbesiindilvidoels hi the ad.bend dDelta awl sews Wilms undlapsasseits in the west lave fallow AM= Is nairriag keg wogs, through bubo tea as ap pease& • bearlble affair took plasm wins near Spawn A termer wee retarshig fra altar where he bad sold woe pause, end epensdhle_ puree at an week where wsnipped to rehash himself with theseguadsrmes. He Shea set oat again with his oasq hut soon fell is witk a poor man as the road side, &eerie( in a Asked flt ot ages. The Amor put his hito the s Presently vered hun with his cloak awl sem deem. be was overtaken by the Onimme, idle had sea his pid and resolved le lib Wm The poor gays Imo; horrcewreok se walk tresehay. MP his P t yP ert 7' mid wee then newhesi by the welshes la 'edam vie pat his heed miler the erbsel, as if hs had asolantally tewited. The genderse W hew end bsek. and the bores and wet iod es ised t thee o- Walk. Peery and sew seek a dreasimat of AMINE . 1 .1 0 8•• gulag le Pekin. he whew dm wan ender the sleek vita bail been as elbighled st the warthe, Motel ths Aisle swan The welder &gem fl-pd Wiz the ipeeimme. eeptsed don. end .1 •• I took them on to Paps; when the hashing, is garrison in that tows, made ea limas* maple by shooting them. It is Ova eat by the pews meet that these pains' were ;te:ds disguise ; but h is well llama As corps that corps haslately been auguuntsd try all NM barseters. Exchange on London, 494. Our correspondent, writing. on the 10th Nov., states that French negoeiators were treating again for the construction of the Papal railways, with im portant conditions respecting the enlargement and t occupation of the port of Civita Vecchia C rii tlt i rench. The director general of police had died, and would probably be succeeded by a governor of Rome. The Jews had been subjected to domiciliary visits, and their Bibles confiscated. NAPLES, Nov. 8. My correspondence from Sicily says:—The Lord- Lieutenant Filangieri is very dangerously ill, and not expected to live. Ilia Excellency suffers from an old wound received whilst serving under Murat. The family of the governor had arrived at Palermo. The authorities of Palermo have addressed the King, hoping his Majesty will visit that city, and at the same time assuring the sovereign the Palermi tans are as full of devotion as the inhabitants of Catania and Messina, who, on the late occasion of the royal visit, displayed so much devotion to the reigning dynasty. An American trader on its arrival from the United States at Palermo, was suddenly searched by the police authorities, who supposed she brought politi cal correspondence. The American consul at Palermo has written for instructions from the American minister at Naples. The eruption of Mount Etna has ceased to do any further damage, but the mountain still continues to vomit fire and smoke. TUSCANY. A considerable number of political arrests were made at Florence, on the Gth, in consequence (says the correspondent of the Opinion) of the discovery by tho police of the committee of a secret society or ganised in that town. The Risorgiciento confirms the statement of the e Populo, that all emigrants are ordered to leave Tuscany within eight days. AUSTRIAN ITALY. 'rho Hereditary iiran has arrived at Venice for the winter, and will be joined there by the Empress. The Count de Chambord and his fellow pretender Count de Montemolin are also to winter at Venice. THE CAPE MAIL. EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER " It ''.ll AMERICA. LIVERPOOL, MOSIDAT. The Royal Mail steam-ship Europa, Captain Ityrie, with advice, from New York to the 3rd inst., was telegraphed off Holyhead at half-past two o'clock this afternoon. LIVERPOOL. Tonsnay Moannso. The Royal Mail steam-ship Europa, which was telegraphed a Holyhead at half-past two yesterday ' afternoon, had not ar r i ve d at Liverpool at three o'clock this atoning. gbe Court. WINDSOR, Nov. . Prince Albert with the D uo de Brabant, ls the Comte do Flanders, and Prince liefllllllM of Hohsalohs, went out shooting this morning attended bg Colonel Moor. kerke, the Earl of Verulain, Sir Edward Bowater, Colonel the Hon. Charles Only, and Lieet.-Celoset F. H. Sep MOUT. The Prim Gortschakcff, Baron Branum, Maim Van de Weyer, and the B ar i of MaJawiebury left the Castle this forenoon for London. The Prince of Leiningian Ls impeded today on a visit to her Majesty. The Marquis of Lansdowne and the Marquis of Abereorn hare been invited, and aro expected to arrive this after -110011. The Prince of Lsiningen awned yesterdey MEWS/ frees Calais to Dover, travelled to London by the, Boath-Haetern Railway, and p roceeded from the London Bridge terminus to Clarence-house, St. James's, where the Prince arrived at halt-pest one o'clock. His Serene Highness left town in the afternoon by the South-Western Itaway for Windsor Castle. A numerous meeting of members of the House of Com mons, supporters of the present administration, wan held Doyesterday, at the Earl of Derby' s °Halal residence in wning-street. Two hundred and eleven memben were present. The Hui of Derby was amecovannd by the Chaneellar of the Ezeingser, Mr. Secretary Walpole, the Hight Has. J. W. Healey, sad L ird Ness. The essferesee Wed about an hem. A deputation as the widest eta shrike be Her Ma. josty'slneatre •11111.1111k0 het as interview with the light Hon. J. W. Hester ad Lard Oshisseter yesterday, at the Board of Trade. The ilepowien esedilsui of the Marquis of Clainicarde, the Due of Lasater the Duke of Cleve land, the Earl of Harrington , Mr. Themes Phinn, M.P., Mr. D. Oliveira, Y.P., Mr. 13eimp Dodd, M.P., Mr. Henry Bung, M.P., Lord Harry Wee, M.P., Sir Janus Duke, Bart., M.P., Sir John Bayley, Hart., Mr. A. M. Storer, Mr. C. Hoggine,Q.o , Mr. Fred. Mildred (from Mums. Master man aid Cu's.), sad Mr. Heary,Meatermaa. Mr. Thomas Price, treasurer of Antigua, had an inter view with Sir John Pakington yesterday, at the Colonial odic". I.cleputation consisting of the Lord Mayor. Mr. Alder man Lawrence, Mr. John Wood, and the City Ream blaster, had an interview with Lord John Manners peter. day, at the °Moe of Works and Public Sandia's. A deputation from the L•cal Board of Health for West Cowes, had an Interview yesterday with the General Board of Health, at their came, Whitehall. The deputation con elsbed of Mr. Jobe Bates, chairman of the local board, and of Mr. Charles Stokes, a member of the board. Mr. Maaterman, M.P., had an interview with Mr. &ow tory Walpole yeeterday, at the Home.oMce. Mr. B. Rica ben she aa Interview with the right ho.. • deputation from the pariah of St. i ft e :i=s, South- i work, end Christ Church, consisting of l Main. Arley Pellatt, Samuel Pegg. , arge Helmer, Herbert &arms', Hoary Hem, Minna Ilaylud, J. Thwaites, Joseph Bdwa:iy e . , 11MaratIa. P. 8. Hornblower. Thee. O CM** RIK awl J. G. Beard, had an amiew rmiu, with Jibs Mows yesterday at the oMoe in. of Weeks sal PO* Ikliliags. yeatazday at the . Col as or L i s lre! =bee min obi Issatiel Ms lb. Governor of the LYING IN STATE AND FUNERAL OF 711 DUE OF WELLINGTON. The esiaaltisso ad Saturday last in nowise deterred the roadie hem IMO Chelsea yesterday. • Accord hal Is abe Otalemode et Ste place, there were 100,000 per son ernift about re buglel is sally as 7 o'clock, and Mere ffasedM Nisi= in without latereduks during the ley. Ile polies es nightie' seediesehle flaspowa i sol the t wee that Sub, doe Im o % of marls metes witessesd the lyty la stets View* aelidest.additissain has in the ones Awn hem lingesesed, sad l i ar ha have less isestail at Wierval• The ergot les bees dented et ~An Ile pea* la 501ar...4 ihe sew tense is that la a suesseside gees every me Ms the swe ar* et porting Ihesegio. Sweet was the MAN day. nog sway, nee emilled with the first hasty I= wee* round and pared tireagit again, one man beestin that he had hoes ibeeugh 10 LIMO. The page erroongenssate may are be easeitined perfect, and yolk wissialiy. As tbo lansiset 1. beat =pity into the Beigkel they ati did by these MIA me se w through the satin route. • dear _ epee mediately is I treat of the entrees% sad a deassiressa the Ames sad see tram the Class.'. Reed are admitild altsrmegy. lashed et 1M mesa, villa the depeatesat whist had .re=ed theleengsmsat et the 1117.11fflowmits etediersi geoid he suEsised he the melee ea Saturday, time h et present at lust. hem et SSD saes co the gonad. Zech Is =»..d by belt Mew psiiesesen. wits have am sem We ed adr middle et the can weed mid* is seder Wide emott my missatos dot am et those dlgonseld seems eolith leek ghee es lisherday cos be evaded to mem The sins. alder gad segalarity ton na ; eel go mite as Emit OW way plusialleshig him self at the abide et lb@ mord at die east said Qum's road, Soil Idnreolt hi bait se beer pries eut et th ew sad at the ba U, wit hout having eiguisseed the sliglent wash se ingeyeace. It having bees reputed that the Hall et Aden Hospital mould be kept apes a■til a late hoar b► the ma im we have dam e ty ta MY that co Tarim the NW Wt. all la evened at 9 am. eal darned at 4 tam ; fad that ea Wedaesday. the 17th la will be opened at 9 ata. sad dosed peeltively at 6 p.m. 18e2. STh PAUL'S. The paperatiana at St. Peers are carried as with rearrieg eolhar. The N l . , .s la the ear% awl that err is V ealoare. en awns with brok dor ; eat Ihe earaloo of Mr wise% of whoa thin woes up- WWI of Idris the Weak reslirdsy, lie sew soap ear nil ea Ibe peat imp' Worm • send IIIPM" 11111" of the Ommae, eel a inoi - 71Wormeefiellsolles. 111. Per's =Vwas ii lrak preato orairaie, with owtla iate a ler bow. Thread et the Mohr, air la yaw peke, wee arpiderodirea re owl mislay amesed as bailer est re beialko sfiioweld rim wham iklairifh e ambildhore raw Ike fir , lb, ori. Tak II a la iihristioe, owl rise per weirs re lei afar aemirain who his. bra ornied with IL A reheirel of Ike aerie MI like pie ea Weirder, bet se the Immaidei wm arse mese oil aq, this will be bet la lopefiel gem& shy et seentalaiag the prebelde AWL Yesterday a seeds. et tile rittifioNis aehogiee to the Welbaseea esemeltiee eippeniee by the Omens Conseil ot the ply et Demise, see M tbe Qiirl he the tremolos ef Oft mod boilers et lee tamed et ibe late se be eels Melee se the Clite Leelles. itieemi it" ober notele lesuebs belbee emelesee eptles were the r t i onnuyamsate male by It i =emssidemsr popes* se et AD. W. Harvey, Iss vis.: My et laseles Oise, Nov. MINN. " haw do loam to the the spell' soraose aisle to bo obsoned a m is s Owls ef Altman int Ow MS Clue ea Ito et tier et the Deb, et Wellboes. eat wldebllbeve meammeeeeei to hese will a view le Ito seeded era Nallainalifil do camls& Posit ate to aid. the ye ee a sedge eleinemee of elie wear sea te bellbspesedi emir w mil* " I ts Mee me Seem se be, vats obedient seeresS mg="DAN. Ir. EMMY, Coeutiedrese. a copy el the " spatial arreadoosate " to whisk the muthisase Oahe, the whole et whisk how ever, oio WON sedilleados this day Craealsy) by the 010INIA a lipid ontedueleit he the lent Kam do Chert et Aliwasa. the Seteefia As lir" wOlea OSNI. osea Oseati. AL *no Mimes Ida Ode bib., tin Iteeseia ths Ilhe• e ietatio es • lei At 4= a li s t 0 . Chat of Oman Canon "!b Mho of Ile Mesta with then members of the Cass of /Jima who am sot el the hopetotioa to take port Is the peesotion. lave the Ihnolt et sine La, at gamed to AL Pare throe* fio. New Wouttlobies, awl Poiestoter- erne, Nabs Crolits2...l Oneweiley. The Led Ihm leetteder. depelollos d Mims% Strollk mai Agetedee of Cloomos Owaei Ain iho Mmolabouse at a ear* pee Glee ; pima cbellediat xeAMrdtaef. Ildorwolota FeMorAm to * The Whoa thew data toodehto will thus photo then he.elevoehee Meothe. noilhoot Ake ep the psalm ellolloi iteW r oZetemita rei rfrandoseo et At feed , Lamm sad GA Moen • tril. • OA weft et the 00864 oast ga t fa desk yak the tout Me of IltalertheLle- The Olaraea Clematil MI elleme et lie esepetaties set ef the araNdes will weed* Illailkietd, ea the WOW Me, beim a iparla pea II SJIL elate they will M aleeei Iste albite teak, tai agents* through Gat operalevel. Nettaitootreet, eel Wanda ... Le _two! Pater aestar-eew, ma est dews at the sal of C "TM di F= et the (karma Cieinteil those of the inn set hi, la the afternoon, to tingle teak to west die of Aldettgate-street. Reviattar, 1662." 3 After the mate for the several member, belonging to the different weeds la that portion of the cathedral dedicated to them bad been disposed of by ballot, the committee ad journed until soon this day. Cumberland-mews. Landlady M the house. Knew Sarah Sean, and was with !snow Saturday. On errivino at Chef set, deceased, Mrs. Ewies,aud w.fuses, got lutoaalmmenso crowd. They t very sear the Lint barrier, when there was an alarm t t*t it Wm broke, end witness was separated from her friends. They n got so far as the Hospital ravings. Witness knew nothing atter the was separated from deceased. Witness waited nearly an hour, and then went home. Witness was herself very much bruised, and suffered very much from heat. Thl barrier was a rope. Elias Faiihead was recalled, but nothing of importance was elicited. Part of the 33rd Regt. left Manchester yesterday for London, to be present at the funeral, and the re mainder is to leave today. The regiment is on its way from the north, but Is to return after the funeral hr taken place, and take up its quarters at Manchester for some time. The Mayor of Liverpool, Samuel Hnlme, Faq. has hosed a notice, stating that he has given directions for the dosing of all the public offices in town on Thursday neat as a tribute of respect to the memory of 'ho late Duke of Wellington, and requesting that the iuba'itants will also close their respective places of bulginess, in order that the septa/doe of regret may he as general as possible. The committees et the Exchange and Underwriters' Rooms have reached to elan both these rooms on that day, with the exception of two hours, in the forenoon from nine to ten, and in the afternoon from one to two. It is generally understood that the wishes of his worship will meet with • hearty response from the inhabitants, and that all public business will be suspended. The Stock Exchange com mittee and to cotton merchants have also resolved to close their markets upon that day. The Mayor of Southampton has issued a notice requesting the inhabitants to close their shops and suspend business on the day of the Duke of Wellington's funeral, in order to testify the utmost respect for the memory of the illustrious deceased. Special trains from all the towns on the South-Western Railway will run to London to enable the inhabitants of the south of England to witness the funeral obsequies of the duke. Special trains to London for the Duke's funeral were announced to leave Birmingham by the Great Wes- tern line yesterday morning ; but in consequence of the flood on the line near Oxford, the trains did not start; and although the company's regular trains ran to some where in the neighbourhood of Oxford, they declined to issue tickets for London from Birmingham. In Brighton, on Sunday, the rumours afloat con cerning the fatal accident at Chelsea were of so exaggerated a kind, that yesterday morning the cheap excursion train, which had been advertised to leave that One at 8.3 G for the purpose of conveying visiton to Chelsea Hospital, was obliged to start with between only forty and tilly paasen gees, not • sixth part of the number which had been expected. An impression generally prevails in consequence that the number of spectators from all parts of the country will be very considerably diminished from what it would otherwise have been. The omnibus proprietors on the Chelsea route however seem likely to reap a very consider. able harvest, as they have universally doubled their fares, and are oonveyiag to Chelsea every hour a large influx from the metropolis and the parts east of London. THE CATASTROPHE AT CHELSEA HOSPITAL. INQUEST ON THE BODIES. The inquest on the two unfortunate women, Sarah Bean and Charlotte Cook, who lost their lives in t he crowd at Chelsea on Saturday last, was held at 12 o'clock yesterday before Mr. Wskley, at St. Paul's Workhouse, where the bodies had lain eines the accident. The jury having been sworn, the coroner informed them that this was an Important, and might be a protracted in quiry, as blame must attach somewhere, and it was neces sary it should be placed on the right shoulders. lie was most anxious, however, that it might terminate before Thursday next. Mr. Bothell, the gentleman in whose es. tablidunent the woman Cook had been servant, attended to watch the inquiry. This gentleman is not, as has been stated, the eminent Chancery barrister. James Bean th e first witness, examined—ls son of the deceased, Sarah Baas, who was in her 61st year. Deceased was the widow of a livery-stable keeper. Identified the body. Saw her last alive at hall past 9on Saturday morn ing, when she left Cumberland-mews in a brougham. Her general health was pretty good. She was not subject to fits, but was very nervous, and easily frightened. Mrs. Bovine and Mrs. Jackson aeormspented her to Chelsea. Saw her dead on Saturday between 12 and 1. Was cheerful and In geed spirits wiles' she left home. Elias Fathead :.mined—Lira at 59, Gloucester -place, Hyde•park, is Mr. Bethell's service. Is lady's maid. Knew the deceased wow Charlotte Cook, who was cook in the emu fam il y. Identified the body. Could not swear to her age, but supposed bee to be about SO. Witness was with her at the tine of boo &stk. Did not see her fall. Was in the crowd with his. General health of deceased wu good. She was as well as anal on Saturday morning. Another fellow-servant aseeespanied,—Martba Danford. Got to Chelsea about • quarter-past 11, when they joined the crowd. Witness pt separated from Charlotte Cook fur ten minutes before her death, and did not se* what happened to her. — Mr.Theamsßallard, M.R.C.S.E., 10, Southwark-place, Deemark-square, examined.—Was present at Chelsea on lienstiey, end saw Sarah Bean dragged:awey and brought MN the earner public-house. It was Wf-past eleven. She wee thithady dead at the time. Witness had her placed um*, ground, and pronounced her quite dead. His M= la was that she was quite dead when dragged out tswd. Her bonnet was of a portion of her hair was in lee ma th , which was wide open, and generally the we in a diseedered state. On the post-seortess exam wise had anis* marks of violence on the legs, which might ham been the grasp of those who carried her. There was • lacerated wound at the back of the scalp, ban whisk • geed deal of biped bed run into tho coffin. red the method the waned at Chelsea. On opening the Mai. MEd the min of the be mg much distended sad fall of Math bleed. On examining the brain, found a great many bloody palate. The straeture of the brain was quite heathy, meg/ that there was some fluid in the 'sn ide* the them* the lunge and heart were perfectly bthlthy, except that both lunge were gorged with black bleed. The heart also contained • large quantity of black Wed. The left ventricle was empty, and very mach con temned. There was very little fluid in the pericardium or pleats. The 'whole structure was healthy. In the 'Manse, the liver was larger than usual, healthy but gorged with bleed ; the ether was were prissily healthy. Dieseseeed an visions se beim of any 'Mead own. Coedits's& thee deceased died die* of salbeatisa. Fetealei the opiates from the state of tle h kengs. sad brain. Mad not the slightest clog* ca s te die ewe e! death. *Mims H. Feraiek, Ebury-play —Was navies his eves deer on eaay, when he was mooned by a pollesman, who took him to a pub. tic-house at the man of Jetre•row. Found the tre4Charlotte One. lying as • bsmeh is the gar sa emniased she wee deed, bet attempted to NIKON respleasies by MOM ef a tabeserpips. Found the jugalar/sia may mesh Melseded, awl opened it, but of no avail. made Demme tees glee pet fadwares-bath. Had span enefee miming. Med boss etre& b maim doemilee et Om keen beee. MIA Ile bod be in g g swathed lined. Thug wee me abeeden et the cuticl e Osumi the Seem bang Whiled by the espousal Batten ing. Flea nee din trestesed ea ea* MM Oa wain- Mg the asemedesefese whit the gime head the left lislathY. naps mese diso bet ea the riOt a large ohne% gal elseebtre. A Urge quality •II mane other pans the imp we brairibros wee egir- In beset. There of the beep vesseL Ia the abdomen every. M a i l eg ail we .la Ms head there was a slight minima Mittlbut wee gmerally healthy. Thought death imi. enessi by yeemen, acing as a dhessodl sign. aelheallea. Freed some *dr mimes bias= th=eftheheart. The vainemerellibmill Neese linens were at en lasented. Ths freeknee wen guile nest; sane of them had *rood the Demerol bad evideatly sot much phyncol power. we eppmead between 60 and 60 yean of age. Mr. MAO mid that dammed wen his servant. DM met Mew *ld lie bed any relative living. Believed kr Iv he &Ha Me The inquiry was then adjourned, in order to allow the jury to Gamine the spot on which the accidents occurred. The coroner intimated that the inquiry would be resumed at 9 this morning, and that the first witncfllesaceioed would be Sir Richard Mayne. THE FLOODS. DAMAGE TO THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. In the early part of yesterday morning the traffic of the Great Western Railway was impeded, in consequence of a series of slips having occurred during the night between Paddington arid Ealing, and also between - Baling sail lianweg. On tfie first train down arriving at the four mile poet the company's officers discovered that the line was flooded for several miles, in consequence of the water breaking through the cutting; and it was further discovered that in about thirty or forty places extensive slips had taken place, principally, however, on the up line. Finding the line im passable, intelligence was at once sent to Paddington, aid Mr. Sanders, the manager, visited the spot, and art ing the nature of the disasters at once gave orders to suspend the down traffic, and sent a body of navigators to clear the line. In consequence of this arrangement the ordinary early train did not leave until after eleven o'clock. In the meantime the up-trains began to arrive, and a passenger in the train from Bristol furnishes us with the following particulars . I started from Bristol by the special train leaving at half past six o'clock, and heard for the first time, on arriving at Swindon, that the country in the immediate vicinity of the line bad been visited by greater floods than had been known for years. On arriving at Heiman Station we found two more trains in front of us unable to get on. All the danger signals were promptly put up as the express was just behind, and in consequence of the precautions taken, each train as it came up wa. warned of the danger. We were detained at this spot between two and three hours, by which time there were no less than six trains close to each other. Mr. Sanders was present, and did everything to facilitate the clearing of the line, and to prevent accidents. Eventually we were able to proceed. During the whole distance between Hanwell to within four miles of Paddington the lino was under water, in some places more than 2 feet deep. In many parts the sides of the cuttings were washed completely over the line, and gangs of men u we passed were engaged in removing the debris. The train which should have arrived at Padding ton by ten did not reach until half-past one, and th e ex p ress shortly after. Many thousands of acres on each side of the line are covered with water." WINDSOR. MONDAY NIGUT.—The water has gradually risen since last Saturday, and the valley of the Thames, as seen from the North Terrace of Winusor Castle, presents the appearance of an immense lake, an elevated spot here and there, with its clumps of trees, looking more like a little islet than a portion of the beautiful meadow or pasture of which, in ordinary times, it forms an ornamental part. This morning a serious slip in the 4cton cutting, near Ealing, stopped the communication, per Great Western Railway, between London and the royal borough, and it was half-put 11 o'clock before the first train, due at 20 minutes put 8 o'clock, arrived with the morning pnptrs. The Prince of liohenlohe Laegenburg started by the 8 a.m. train for Oxford, but after waiting at Slough for more than an hour for adown train, his Serene Highness returned to the Castle. The Earl of Malmesbary was waiting for half an hour after haring arranged to travel by the 840 train to London, but the train did not leave Windsor until nearly 10 o'clock, and thee it was pretty certain his lordship would have to take post horses from Hanwell. Colonel Buckley, and other gentlemen connected with the court, after waiting in vain for a train on the Great Western, proceeded by the South Western to London. There was a rumour that the water had risen so high on Staines Moor that the engines on the South Western would not act, but the report was untrue. On inquiry at the Datchet-lane station, we ascertained that the trains had arrived regularly throughout the day. The greater part of the Home Park is under water, and the communication with the village of Clewer is cut off. :The Brous, at Eton, is several feet under water, and the basement storeys of several of the houses in Eton College are inundated. GLOUCESTER. A correspondent says, writing from Gloucester on Monday evening, the condition of this county is at this moment most imminent. All the Vale of Gloucester, com prising a vut flat district extending on either side of the Severn, is one wide spreading sea, the water covering the fences, and leaving nothing but the tops of the trees visible. The parishes of Sandhunt, Lorigney, Elmore, and other 'it- Iwo oa the banksof the Severn, are completely deserted, the inhabitants having fled to the more elevated part of the county. Yesterday (Sunday) was occupied by the well•to-do inhabitants in rescuing those in danger by means of boats and rafts, and in conveying food to those who were kept prisoners in their houses. The distress which will be occa sioned by this flood is wide spreading, extending from the landlord to the tenant, the labourer, the artisan, and the cottager—crepe carried away, ricks destroyed, cider and perry spoilt, and sheep, pigs, and cattle, carried moray by the flood. In the agricultural districts this is universally the'. case ; some of the houses arc submerged to the tops of the roofs, the chimneys only being visible. The Oseinee sald, tint ffle UMW new having =that Ace two deceased women hal same to violent the twin opened a new range, tad silbg who and what hansom in ewe of it4,The enquiry went& take op a samitteastie Mina, end Its thought the hut pion would be he ih nighs ery en heipeeek ma Ise him to ONIRMOR Sir In eller dribs =lsla 'aphis the instate. liese hea ras ses t aid hew instrumiess had been tellffel. whist was to ISM ilea Ilmesday, it was sl e d *e th at legida s im eni n nsal limat es twil *wenn be e* reeenineind an —. meth ted he Mended le it he evetetbier Matiss e Ci sta d amig legss. • him asked whew they could view the lama ? TM Impels, did not know. Here wen 100,000 per ms thus at 7 that meestag. He thought he could lesser le hike the jury le see the ground. The careser, after • • short conversation, determined cm untisulag_ the inquiry. Plash, Hides estruniaed—Lived at 20 Heyandonsstreet, Bmnstene•sqvare. Knew the demised women Bean, who NW en winless at balf-past 9on Saturday morning. She was ia a voltaic. They came off to Chalon, and were set doers in Turk's-row, elms to a Mauch. Arrived at the antrartes at 10, where there was no putieolar crowd. On Crirsewer the hall there was • dreadful crush, and were greatly pressed. They stood ea hour in the wend in Queen's-row before they felt may inconvenient pews. Gradual, the crowd premed tram behind, but they felt no alum until they eases near the mamas to the passage, and the pressers was very bad. Just at the wont (it was between 11 as 12), • tremesdoes mash came. Wes. Jack. sea was eem blaw MMureed eas way, s Ira Been and witown se . At the am le tints Mrs. Ism hi, set snuffy to the ground, but witness Mt her eiggleg. Mrs. Dna said. Hold me tight." Wallets eweenal he eselesewes • and some soldiers saved her from Wig Wewspie= the crowd. Several pereoas assisted ia eat of the crowd. Deepened sever spot The sadism' wire oily speceatees. Witness ha pees glisetq in breathiest, aad thou ht she was going deem linselL The heat and roam were tremendous. Deemed "I fear 1 shall faint" several times beam she ea OM was remarkably will and is excellent spirits is the . All this marred out is Queen's row. These tam SO mar his, but there was one inside the tentage, gel ewe when he saw the scar:ant, and held up desesetdl hard. The grass on both sides was Co.. pletely uneseipied. Witness saw several policemen in the crowd, but did sot see them assist the people. Saw the tops of their hats shine. Deceased was perketly sober. From the time deceased fell until she died was seven or eight minutes. The last sign of life was a quivering of the lips. Bhe was dead when she arrived at the shop. There was dreadful streaming, and every one was alarmed for themselves, rilizsbetb Jackson, ezamiatd—Litre at Btanswick-nows, THE KAFFIR WAR. ARRIVAL OF THE A telegraphic summary of the following appeared in yesterday's Bess: The (Liners' Screw-steam Shipping . Company's vessel the Propontis, Capt Glover, arrived at Ply mouth, on Monde y, at 11, a.rn., with mails from the Cape of Good Hope, St. Helena, and the Cape de Verde. She left the Cape on October 9. The Propontis left Plynionh, Aug. 28; St. Vincent, Sept. 10; and St. Helens, Sept. 25; arriving at the Cape, Oct. 6. She left the Cape on ,her homeward voyage on Oct. 9, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, arrived at St. Helena on the 17th, at 8 p.m., end left on the 18th, at 10 p.m., arriving at Ascension on the 22nd, at 7.30 a.m., left at 9 a.m., and arrived at St. Vincent, Oct. 30, at 11.30 p.m., and left for Plymouth, Nov. 2, arriving at the Great Western Docks, Nov. 1 15, at 10.30 a.m. She brings a cargo e 147 bales of wool, 1,108 green hides, 180 boxes; of Illicze, 130 f pipes of wine, 3! a c me; 4 eases sad 6 boxes of ostrich feathers, 1 pate c w o iiL , and 34 psokftes of ivories, and the passeepes :—Mrs. Bump thorns, sad servaat. foe Reims ; CoL Mackinnon, C. 8., Me Chili Claminisair ie 144-ntrist = , Somerset, Rifle a.i M.P. for Moslem Lieut. Trisoott ; Mr.awn, of the Royal Observa tory ; Mr. and Mrs. Whittaker and four children i Captain Harringtea, Mb of the Phconix ; Captain Brsat ; Mr. ..g .a Captain Lawrence; and Me. itswee. kr 8w Ilideslyis Ciessilin arrived is Macs's lay, ft*. - 6, kens Quilkineeer sad weld again en the 26tC fee mining. Her Midesty's deemee Vii. an arrived in Sissa's Bay, Sept. 13, Boa Cork, and sailed @gain en the 16th foe Melheimih Her Waterme arrived in Sheen's Bay, ret a r best Table , and ma il ed en the 30th for iltik tses East Looks. Her a st ai ft imen a .. tee was at Simon's Bay, October The Styx arrived at Pest Bileabeth. Gabber 2nd, from Table Bay, with Usat- Ca losal Deg 74th High landers; Messrs. Mimes end Hebert, 46th Regt.; and Captains Davis ad Baker of the 74th Regt; Captain Eager, 46th Ret. Sappers and Miners. The Hydra, gat Simon s Bay, instead in Table 84 14, t. m steamer Rhadamenthes,Oramender Belem, bees Simon's Bay for Englund. Oct. 2, and Table DV Chi. 6, after a service at the Cape of two yews. She was to tomb at St. Helena with stores, and . toek as passangers Lieut. Brown, ILA., Lieut. =mit" 6th Bait., and Lieut. Dawson, 73rd. The Hydra. getwasisat Weenier, was to be The E ls ea ss icifri the wooden strustur i t t far the NOB Wilpodod to board exhibited m * Y e . let Of The Geed Screw Company's vessel, Sir NORA PEW. lit Table Bay for Port Natal on the 6th of Odsbari with jho =1. 4 The mesehriat arrived in Table Bay ben Wend= one lomitee lee*" bet used is the By qa the Sr. Um lbostige, =Lis,bond ter Lesige.gerived is Tilde Ike boa Sept. Id The Sy Andeelin geed de,mo libel in Table Bay from dney, Plewael Sept. 27, and nihilist Pert Phft Oct 2. The General Screw Oempenorb steamer, I.iy o Ind" attired in Tabley keelmeil_d ilegi. 16, il UR Sept. NI for the me aarWn sa id Clahnlia. The Omegas and the La rem Lewin and Liverpool. left Table Bay PM Leis on the Ind Weber. The Chiba, hemp% welted from Inds, Sept 14, and id Table Bap Bo Beabey, Sept. IL The &ow., Sem linneadmil, ind tU ,71 Ilsokie, el Leakpoileed es de Ilidt. and left he Pert Lois ea St 261 k d Sept. The Forms, donee, fres Seediampaon, wilted Sept. 13, and leg Table So he Part iit SeA 17. Me Great 'titan, arrived at St. Nekno Sept. SS, remised then six days to coaL The mak Fhb:rken the Great Britain to the Pro ad Peaderpo, steam frigate, with lag of Bum, wee at St. Helena when the P left, and aloe the Teaser. i C ial Pregeatis webs, on the !6th Weber, in Ist 332.6 32.60 IL, hp 15.10 /1., to ea IVY to se oond No. 7 492, Wating N.W. i dli t 111 L 4161.1 11.1111, 1... 16.30 ' 8., to brig elseeing NAme.N.W. 1 lat. 51.10 IL, M. rr i buollso Ika 4 bees Medmill he Br odes. 17d, the Freed tested diethigniiiing pinnentiNo. 6,14_9 t NM. twenty Who senthmiat ef St. Helena i en SIB lid, the bargee Odense, Sr Ann city ease N.W. er St. Helena i SOO, Trends semi de ponent, Na 5,141, 8.13.1., 4 1 t i d i ree l south eon ci St. Vino!,Verde; Nov. 13th, lat. 46.10 N., le n. 10.00 W., barque 'Forager, &Hull, bound math. The (Ups Aims Kea of Get. 9 ferniehes the fel lowing seraniary of the events of the month. The news, although not of mesh importune, in a Mandl later in date than that ressivai by the provisos arrival: Ms Via war mess' Is be rodesft drewg h t ssi e % show lty a model it vigour spool= theml has at lath ellbelothily *seed the Weseddiefoalt a _V of beep re loth le to.thies et OM Mot with& el SD keg anmem sinter to Meeme — Wlre theta et SD wore nem Imitate* ithasoroem to the boar Tit leopeteist the pub woo othimplliteil lawns w tbe 14th oril 11111 rigethalsor W him *UM . barbs web thus her pr o sot MI • try Ms ozoollooey *ppm. Tbo troops bevies _Wee weerafriatot la th e othelbeetheei et the Wetheidoet se time lab tee Moult so tig•IIM ma in the 'NINO; Ifee of one led de ease a/ urn, shin wen es ea Os ilieting a t , eat do ermalthestel. beellehl. me elletho' teeth phut trials their idler. The Imes met Om so as os to themost every othoeibio math ken the sum ortho Itheolidl opera doer, white isusisted et or leis balm of growth Miles 11 moat. oa r esenneee by podgissi a ges . lei% Ow booth 0 es the et tbopuelor fed et the isswier lisle, am weeded. The MOM Wars se the isti tared wet eer spat treepeoldidmiglag sea an seem hem mei a pasitisa. wry thee be Miner imegkeed. The Matimeseleml le ihsreset prim of alhaislag ha% on Me m lg eek ef their imeitewswee dar suit ega• the ming,ere thes meted in an °Reid notice webemeitatly WNW hg Ream' Cadman : The Ida Ravi' engem a map at Ni, a fawn mat mei* Ms gouge of the llaleeltkerf, when a field work was eseabliehed Re ties sewszity ef Me map. The 73rd Rest. with a company of the nth, and detachments of LlTlevies, end other irregulars in camp at Nielande, ' hat of, and sommanding the main apron& hit% the =mm Raep in dr waft nib. The NM lifiels_two rage d seep sal levegalase easerylal rens es the mmamlt el the Wendt's,' heights. Two m o b: eseapeo d Ise 91st Regiment, sled Oap Mounted geste ea the n ef the Welsrkaot • delashummt nort her heights el 7th eel Waken brought trent Retied to wake the watt* at Mundell's. • detachment Hat and inegaises sos Binikwater Is wee up the Fuller's Hoek *age. Them dispositions completed, the several columns moved upon the fastnesses they were to else; at daylight on the 16th— , the whims@ north of the Waterkloof under Col. Halle!, the column south of the Waterkloof under Lieut.-Col. Eyre. The operations of that and the following days were con ducted with unabated vigour end great judgment on the part of the dicers in command; the troops bivouacked each night on the ground of their operations, and pursued the following day with an alacrity and seal which cannot be too highly commended the arduous task of smithies for, and clearing the forests and trantses of the enemy ;—tkees appeared to be panic-stricken, offering little noistance, but eneeavonred to conceal themselves in the caverns and crevices of the wooded hills, where many of them were killed. . . Private aec'unts speak highly of the personal activity and energy of General Cathcart during these operations ; and Colonels Eyre and Buller were dist inguished by their wonted gallantry and skill. Owing to the nature of the country affording such facilities for concealing or carrying off the dead and wounded, no accurate estimate can be made of the loos suffered by the enemy. Our report states that 100 Kafilra were killed and many of their Tembookis allies. 250 women and &dim were taken prisoners, In • wretched state of emaciation. many of thealesiog scarcely able to walk. An =mom amber of huts were burnt, and the Woof was trammed lb all dirosdeasosstil it wee ascertained that it had ham therm* aimed of the l enemy. At one plat*, CeL gym is sai te ham hung fire au. At another, near the heti the ben Mountain, a gnaimulthe it shop was foaled, lespladi and strongly for tified, where a little prima el Main =ads a determised mail it was Mena end taken by Lakenum's Valmitems ; tt was Semi te miatitin a quantity of adeci- Mem few=eui and i Wads of materiels far repair lag ilmerses. Memo sod =ay of his mut however, eminhelte mho their meg% and their retrofit bee not , yet hem disemeted. His lassisarq, la semmomilin the troops for their exertions at tide esessiem , as the result of the three days' elfitAderi to which they had ,been engaged, that the Wissilmif and asighbouring fastnesses had been racer- by _ the Tambeekle chief Quash. sad the Gila Misr Xmas" with kis adherents and that filo Hottest* marauders had beim de stroyed and expelled, " whiht the oommation of ememeadiag rims sad die establishment tary posts eilleaselly poising Mir smia ling dummies. ia thew baesea." T . lteirertrst awl theatre of the com- memdar-laMtliriwere therefem conveyed in gamed orders "Colonel Buller and Lieut.-Col. Eyre, 0111101adial maws, sad their staff, to Llent..Cols. Nesbitt sad= as mil as ft the end personal staff sad eadat ; to Bogor Bodford, ocanillog Bike; Maim Piackaey iniamanding Vied Bert. ; I Llentemmt Biag, dotachment 746 1 =; . Major nebee, esarnandieg 91st Befit. ; Major miarmaimbeg WM Brigade ; Captain Bruce, 74th Mee, ainamending a detashment front Post Relief, 'and dm ame nd Misses icammaading levies," for the able warm la ebialithis semplizated operation had been andett Whet. _ "amino to this meat—which we would fain look epee es the twang peke of the war—emend depredating semi maw of a swim ohmmeter bed bees essmaitted by the MnsioM walla the 'stony. Fort Grey led bees Wes by the will lietesallets, sad is repulsing them ea sae of these eseeskem Seger it AWN!, of the 7frl, fell madly iremals4 while heathy the smelt apes the mea r eL mia mr. led his. raised, early in the law* fat a 1 that pith of she mean about Dageboses Nee ad the Immo Ilan wee sods overran with aims eths midi. Made of Kolbe 'ad rebel Hottest** ; eel that • ymly et Main who had tented eat leder Kt. le *adman te retake mese ot the mittle. of whisk they bed beat deepell4 bed eseseeded la esedes &with • smell hely ef the now la a theele= Three of theme wore this deed, sae emenly, sad see me& by thee sad takes pelmet. has this as it wee hemmed that they were mat oat by 11•61111 steel fettle , sad with orders to waylay sad item say Moyle poem ides staid, the thief being greatly swest le r ='t Maros the 10th, as sleek woe made by the meaty Res the puttlobilsbed them, whoa the sea tremor's weth wee tithed, sad two mei ma, math Feuds sod Wynne, was tabs* yeiseeme. These, hew eta wen ellseiremb selehoth .teen with a quality ef - that had bola Gulled e 4 sal also of tai easmje heresy by Gyula Campbell sad one et the Rep love. A similar attack was nab VIA thaweed's 'Pest, sad • had of the 1111111MINWS tat tle were Ilanild oK bat retaken, Mtn • 'Med pusealt, by • men pone_ leader Kr. Mandy. Oa th e same day the whole of theibpse elide at Fort Nine were swept off hem midst the gem of meth sleet SO Kiln arid Heitsaterm lima" va b ye part et the gamins, maim Ospe. 011mtht,111L Regime% sad the caul* were rempeared ; Owe Maim =lthee, shot. Sem Utile( to ea the real OS WIMP bell epee hoe the basks of the river when they Mimed hr • tamest to water their hones. Kr. Rebore Mille wee shot theedsk the kg, bat the asselhats were alma if. Aa math wee she meth apse Bleed's Peet, where sil the seals ware thumb, swept • owl se Zepthimma kffied. • peer meat aimed Omer, we herd mentered seer Desafeet j sad sou her murdered lbelkheras, with the body of s enema, pertly burnt, wen bend at Kis Klm Kamm Miele of • simile astute will be had aim need ia wee Mum the sooty pet of the math showing thee, the aumsethe t h at limes be bed sest the et the sway up to that time remained sed. Aare the Rik et the Water kktel, however, • added slap have lama plea. Width& ties okay the beads whisk bed allesrared the meaty, sad attempt to with the opmelisas atsitheeleme were head to 6-76 =" 1 gai by the Most seism* the homes were le their hr lempreesefe, end in Keen the wee thee mere et with. Of * ead la the Aasipie evil* hes bum heath dads. shuilk 1 1 :$ 111 : 1 1 de m fat Say ere withoat smth the ethisa sad theopehis of main mask foram mime% peat ambers et the pihripth ermine knits Yea it the writhe weemallue lathes& thensad the Web= sad Weeps. lilitthrelfer. the rael Reessatth leadmb hie sin elate Kr ==tirsei the sone @Castles. It enema that. aet the Moist isimeitheat of Os Comeasether =lfto held as osaramdesdka witk the mmeey's eategt he • stele of tamaillisaal saneader, mom Mad of iasither pea? yisc• betweee this mea tethAMlathat Ka keptaeat, et Amithati, ea sad the KS Aims. atilt - llitheeldir beeesed et NS ama emir hie sememeed. with wham he wee premed Aber to dila or moie t tee sad he aide Mr. Sena the teem el meow ;Ie Omni Oa fee billmed limesSest. The meth of by his stab sensed Menthe wee the tome of • a sward of 100 t kr ai the math of =leadAtm This emeMil m* a essolk sonrxe is fre a x le bamea, as hefts** bee psi enema being likely to beam lb* kifer. wok the aim, peg Iheppelighhess ties thaw bees memissed lry es Ilegist 44416= esamdlled by kg mthiMese. la waft to seed eat the etealf ay peeeileed. sad arpseled, by the Mesmer. At • Fe▪ ta meadai et MINIM, Cec Teem, • peetialisa wee pared One very decided elms j ad limas willlees sloe be airily bid theeepbest the okay. The tarp Proostier nose. el oft. 0. oar : We bear from meths, ewes that the assay bays lately sumathed a gnat Ism is Watarldoef—that the Hottentots bed left the Chao Why ea it is sapposth have pas bared the thump Rime. Shan't is she oth the Armtek, ate the 16 Flaws eeti the Teabedde chiet qualms is the Mortals. ERUPTION OF ETNA. CAYDIA. Nov. 6.—Ths volcano, after being several days + • e ta v s' haa • resumed n. activity. Then is a west. amble wr nthes the relesdea el It viable se he het hat the delswellswo have set been sedate he Oel hw days. Sh—The lava b mph la teowereat, awl bee reshed he Ned to &We" hart I Rohe hen Saimaa*. Beeelitel edam etas* wesie, sisal 'rah polarised earth. lave rhea bow the meth et he water, sad lend heaswileas have Mewed. OeL 117.—The ingllia ins Se ame Mow es yeeteeday, the los adman Immesh figrata, bet bible mesas aka. ees best Oct. 4b.—Lt AM a vivid am nee hem the enter. The lava, whisk at various dieteens prepared towards Calms, he deed. Ont. Mo-arialle is ander brief duration are the rivu lets of In Weiss kin tic ease; often renewed, the lava aannalates itaen die Int Weans. The smoke le not very thigh, but Abe dolenaticee an very lead end continued. The nee drodeles aroma the net etatevity, and the , eel* knit grim. !fee. I. I s.n.—Netbing new as to the inns of the lava. Isyintene la tone to lend thunderclap aostinne. Ilnastion they are like the !rind of manes ; oemetlaea for a few been they see, and an mended by a dull mad, pralessi rj Os madam' washes has the widens. LONDON AND NORTH WWITERN RAILWATe- Malor-Otaml the Hon. Goma" Anon, M.P., las bees sleeted to oneeeen Mr. Olyn so tie Arnim= ot the Links and North Wasters Rahway and Ms. Zebeet Beam bee, we nederetask been se deputy disk- Ease, in the mom et Wealth, ttttratl lideiheesslimen member of the board. MANCHESTER.. - - A great deal of rain has fallen at Manchester and in the neighbourhood during the past fortnight, and parti cularly during last week, Some of the heaviest falls last week were in the night: a good deal falling in the day lime. bat although nearly continuously not so heavily as is the night. The river Irwell has been much swollen, bat not so as much to overflow its banks or do serious mischief. The fall have been heavy at Holmfirth, the scene of the rut disaster in February, but no information has reached here of any accident to the reservoirs. Application is making . to parliament for powers to reconstruct the Bilberry reservoir (applying a portion of the subscriptions to that ), and also repair the Holmstyeo Reservoir. Yea r eur purpose ) fres from rain. STOCKPORT. The Mersey hu ieTenreueliewollen for some days, b fl ut has not risen to the height it sometime' attains in great oods. ---- WOLVERHAMPTON. We learn that the floods put a stop to the traffic on the Wolverhampton and Peterborough Railway on Sunday, NOTTINGHAM. Throwshost the whole of Bsaday (writes a corre spond's') tho rain continued le dewed freely, and there has boos a vita quantity the night. The waters bad receded 1$ lathes ou gais i t tht, and on Monday morning tM lad bad talks er nearly two feet. Still all the bads bordahig out Trent remain inun dated, sad a peat smug tie valuable property remains leader wotar. Wood, la amargwomos of de abundanoe of rain, the lands will matins" le be flooded for some time. At the village of Willed the bombe of the Trent are es soatMi_Mips ; tho dm& rkfag so rapidly greatly alarmed the U the Morn sal 1.1,re of the ram view tergiaystilirsaug aril kr the pumas of raising the embasksamats, TM settle, sheep, *c., were taken oat of the stables sad driven to the Rad dington-hille (two miles dissust) for security. The amount of damage wm be enormous. Valuable Musing property in all probability will for some day, re main in the water. At immense amount of rain bas fallen in the neighbourhood. At Mansfield and in Derbyshire there has been a great deal of snow. NO: LIRE AND SHIRR. MONDAY Nidtm.—The incessant nine of late have caused the New and other riven to completely over flow their banks—in fact, to give the adjacent lands the appearance of a large plain of water. Such a serious inun dation has not been known for several years. The Low Wash lands around are covered with water several feet in depth, while the greater part of the more elevated soil n literally deluged. BURTON-ON-TRENT. A correspondent writes: "The railway system is oat of joint the country ander water, and Ido set recollect anything like it sines the floods at Florence. in November. Burtes.ovs-Trent yesterday wu Burton...oder-Trent. The tragic between the town and the railway station was carried oe by boats. Floating cargoes of Bass and Whop met with ready customers." A PuusAirr Nzu BATUIDAT.--Coneidersht 1 13.—NOWINGItAlt, excitement has pervaded the seighboutheod et Berker-gate, in this town, which we are wary te say arose* each a pitch on Thunday night last, as to missies one distraction of property. It appease that a report benne isq avant about ten dap ago that the apparitional men was to be seen walking nightly is Ohs abeent oeighboarbood, and net numbers of persons congregated together every evening to catch • glimpse of the gheet. On Thursday the excitement ran so high that the mob, either enraged at not being able to wit ness the apparition, or believing that the report had been circulated ley a man named Brown, who lives in the die. tries, attacked his house, broke nearly ever/ pane of glens, smashed one of the window frames, and some of his furni ture was injured by the brickbats burled at the window s . On a preview night an old woman was smashed at the door of her ewa dwelling by the mob. Brown went yes terday and claimed the protection of the police, who pro medal to the " haunted spot" In the evening, when the mob were more quiet. Bine* the report became current thoseeede of meets have visited the glee,. SUICIDE.—A young non-commissioned (doer of a regiment of chaiesure, stationed in the barracks of Bt. ~Tema at Nosey, blew out his brains three dap ago with • pistol, afteedaliddos a quantity of brandy. Ihe committed this rash ad ha lonsequenee of having squadered his fee • tune of about 40/110f., and being unable to satisfy bin enditon, by wheel he WSJ greatly tormented. SOUTH Prgr>Qlt RAILWAY:OMM traffic receiptl for the week ending' Nov. 13, 1862,12,7401. lde. 2d. ; ditto, Nov. 3s. 2d. 15, 1851, 12,0231. 18e. 01. lacresa• fa 1852, 71 11