The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-25 00:00:00

lo `l • e „), --e, is. • • NEWSP.> PEA 44 : 1 2 :3/ ::g .".(14- , 0 : - . . • i . . . • *, •• ' ..".' I. at v. z : ~, I-, 1 .. t ., ~, ..,, ~. -6: 4 ‘I• - X . .4=.. 41 1,,‘ .... ........... . . . , . .. 4 %.,.......•••" ... . . , i 1 ".'... ~ . . . . . . . , I • liX . v • . _ ..—'... 1 r e. . - -... 11111r ...: . ; 11 •.. . . . . .. • i : .I I is . • I ' • .• I *J 7. ' 1 . • . I • • : 1 .. . , • . - LONDON, SATURDA? . EVENING, OCTOBER ' 25, 1858; (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. / No. 8,179.] THil FATAL OCCURRENCE AT Taxi MARSHALL sad EDRIDOES LINE of At ATKA LAVA!! PACK'? WILL-11•s milk dr" meg lee War w L iiiiiA Vow we* sow eat ormitallien kr pramon. " l2:llA re !Amass Dodo. I Tar Tow 1 Ills. Itaskia. Ilmoss. DOWAstAks. OE•••• - • ....... .--- NM :SW Mos WIRTZ= RAILWAY, TUB tWANIIIRLY REVINW, No. CXCVII4 FAIDAN4 TX IS DAT. 1. MAGr g arrume s Pm" t • I PNII O la ro,V it , t iniudakao. • ' Audio' it X Tden. T y r Port Tar . SUARBY 94.RD111i& ... M1L1 . M44=t0 . 7 . 47, dleirjajz mod Mbar ripC:n44los gips (regekr Waage* lo at dm lad ID111)03. 34. Tombirdralied. JSTANBOUL, for MICLBOURNE Direct u —This' M w Manna /Wary gre on sill as no . no of r1= 1 " . 1=14 1 2 1 /3" d u a=s, a ssm :Elbl'o P Tot o• tab ranf i lloll• riding le Don nomoilvaa mocatartie in ao NOW al mow es Oars ao• col r o tow bona SPIN 71.&-fteurin Opearaora onto 111111IM Ned TEAM from LONDON to MELBOURNE I Dlmes-ArRYRALLut AUXILIARY STRAW CLIPPER PART ilaiNsd).-To ell bon LlT e ds• es la Rs mati. " ZW Mr al lsiL llte yde . ii too I ; as imma l. or poop 441 . 2 =l=sll. tor 'lmmat s curia noun= Alarahma. Welled witi b . *AK ellispeelse=. ra,en aims &As ta w ...., s7 = sotb. o a t Yd Juipiffi 77. Corshill. WMICKLAND ROUTIL— STEAM to INDIA aid CHINA. La. els rcpt.—The PE INPU i r e i ORMITAL NAVIGATION COMPANY BOOK P OW sod re. ohs *Dodo awl pariah for the DIPDITIIII Adm. Bbl. Coil" )4ndran. sad Calmly by their me . Seuttreoptom on the to and Ilth of every foes* f fielesslee ey three of the Ith of the eleath.—h r e imi l i t im be Geseparty • cam, 114 Lesehimfahofifeek lei Illeelheamees. ROULAR LINZ of PACLKT MIPS to the WEST LOABT so oatiatoo-- . ...timmze Dirtd (with quid the Sr thlp BCOTTIIIII MAID, 4111tisa , well Imo= IT& es mad= Ueda. Tlas Alp ti se s x Xat losr tMr aa Whit opporiunlty far WINO &WI 1 %. e a t Aff. without, toschtoi all ma port, S think! Nadal clut&—Yor taws d Mill or pomp, apt! :ZHOU& ?LOOM sad Ca. 17. Eigaosalmolootrool. 12EOULAR LINE of PACHSTS tote WEST Comm of SOUTH AIIIHICA.—for LIMA DMA Hokin, the noi r ** will b iNit 41.1 1 •14*. Vie 1i ,.... e .... A* lite HOMEWARD ROI' SN IN Imp midair. IMININOHAM. Commamilm; Naos Ibil . dla For tom. of freight or VA S anummeseMks. ONO lo DRYMOVIL, PRACOM, god Co.. IT, VALPARAISO LINE of PACIEWL—DIRECT • LINK of AUXILIARY PCRIIW CLIP to VALPA RAISO. COQUIMBO. and CALDARA COPIAPO. gas mem oat owl Mime to CetQA-Bistros is kr tot re Uno. ARAISO. CcQUINIIO. is/ CAL. Ad COMPO Obi potraes i tho t j a ll, 0 Ponmatot. IMO ..; .A . lcsr a L e li n a mi xoj ave stpuM4 6L. ls % AI ..„,„„ 1 ,„,..... az r ta tUlsom 4 . 7 am bit: ow up ra,u re lis ..b„, d pameop. ariVall . =powtoalty for it miss wpm I ma kegs* s. wh Ard. it 6 .6.2wl i mr....154 - A a l, MOdotoli a leSMlL Milms QTBAM to NEW YORK. flan The COW! tar WI gam Eiji Mort pta== 1111 f NEW TORN 11•81 in talbui• 1 . 31‘ N. EEO Oink TN/ linveTTEL l LIAOO PO bawatiowne. Sim TIC bissavouirir W .Esa 1 Orr • a r l isZt a r iar iewaltr a nk mgr. sad tor In Moit Wend mai. otavrardls feu, Sr 11 / 2 1, Er dm N; mead er LW nod eitc Th• IM *M. UPP mai dm... ns. me. Avoiiii 4, a. Eribiloglaso. Chadoor crow ; ET le Es C It Mille=red IT. Ondidereb- Da& mad Wars of soft uporelthilei era& 1, * Sr MS Obrims •• 1101/Az. Ilrara. rd New York, Is aRITISH Tr P erriArnalarAN ROYAL NAIL MAN SHIM sor**l* Na LIVISPOOL awl NSW YORK isiMeE CETI SOOTHIL tho Boaralic a oll j ar 0 MI at err . ri p .. t r t id.....d: • /LA. for . _qr. S. lor SHW Y . Hoc IL lam astrom it6 laeloing los sod iproollogr.V so x II la 5: li i Ei i Z. 9r i g " ae I' . mail' pm* SA mai bp SIL •••••ASI• lon mouounsilis roe • lmbs/ of omomloallsai% tor go! oll i tallosed. r. OM Bra& Iriw • : n. Deukv•ol as ItiDass u Vril: D. sad J. Dau med. Gim Cy .et D. lad C. ' Isar, WolorAtiel. PARIS TWIOI DAILT.by do MA IL PACKETS. DOW mad Cidela.-11E011111ff WA PAM/AM—TM swift. grompl iell a s S a lus. lll64 egSVSAUrat p.a.; he POW own impales 2.411 st alo saatey Milt lompi oss al :ma sad 11.311. a., aid tlll Wide an Mod at Le Mit fie ma. stmt. Perron as 'Woke ill Impel ma Pang fie Loads& ILRUSSELE, COLOGNE. sad THE RHINE. by I tbe Itmal Matt Ilmat.--,a IROTAL MAIL ItTiAll En Name tee (*Mt D Miff aid* Oneept thabbP) at 11.13 rad OPTIN D fee (OVER me) al.:ltt 4ineep% Mumarday) at LW pa. =oer has Deese at *Mad .—lttet elegy m ead damn.. Mamie ma be etablaed nt lee 410 ease. Klmmastameem, sad tbellesbaed temere. A4.Oefnelmtem. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOUR& M ilo TO RRIPTI Wombs Alps an ago leadlos entuards is theriskeb Nab. Ms. : IDIPA leo DolmaMA. I imam ..-- poomaito• no { Claee.l HAW } We.. lA/Amino,' itrzumorLt IQ somas ....... . r u "Sa ph , l ad " I HAAN* sad CA f a rs l reflii•i: .... CRI LIS ....... " 4 . nowasi ANIL mil o*. COLORADO. no Ca!evUa... ...... .. { VW* AIM e W a rde AM ,kio Janeiro. ... ... . Arm 6 h. IN Ilikami .. ...... .. Bohr sod Ca. •Owof SM Ineutar ..... LN .0 1 = P elc om ichele f Omer the I Ow of tbell.l=e fletiersw Mom TRANSIT ARRANOMENTS. GOODS re now ...reveled kiwi. o the VICTORIA DOCKS sod 0 . 111 .4.0 tollwwi Ike ßot ai titototnal. Illoortes. STEAM I.IOIITE A oho rn daily Intim= do Dena sad She Pleetyaol Wharf, I'l.µr naton.tren (Rodeo/ e debrcry order. be ollea we depoollod hue Termiebeeen !Vet. he 12 /v.*. will te reedy for enter, Or nen. X lowtrort. a s pm.ltq mon dee. esd three Wand ID hf em,. hp 11 the followtee ntorotte. All thawed to Ow Proerl4rien Webs Rellitn.tilliAlharre+ so owoorouos to or the Victoria lerilf itisLiff Were net of the ether niii - a aa rift a et rob utter sr in storrot the Ceesolkletel r leeneencet Mt him thr own new to lliborPv ewe S. in hided le • Prime thou the ore,rre b e.i. 11l other Dock Cuelfeadel. Wien Reese Mae given et =trio or :non., TM Vases chore the ikek• to the Illoorten will be Imo oily S. ed. eM to MM. rod ro pa too. Ilipeft Goods le the Wets from Mamie. Of elellkfild el no tern atennte Ina If mune. Ow prepay toeleflake the ef 16.11,,n end ifeRIVI7 of Coeds 'I Own Mill mar at We low ertor..Ati wi gert TIN I ri s limbs .1 by Rake, with all P.S. et 04 Uwe... f l ood. retro, al to the Province. tee be cow VreVend elven from Wertheim.. th. ea PM* of treemen 1 . 01 Innin tenfok es dram el vehicle. delay. ma Oak of WAS litio lo lite worm Goole cur be tenni hoist a wee did the le the Web *le. further th= ease he obtained el Or teentell:oh Inn or se 0. cAtem. 'VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS . —Tbm Docks w d riv. • VINT eligible sod sztet.We maw at+4BA. ,, n for WINKS I'M Vasho en ~l the was st l .-ttuntal sad evader wheal thy asd welt v t ntliWaL The osttr.w. an paw f•Sy NW eat. In. We theta ttf Ow other 11.0 utwitaslss. 1... I A I' l'hat t Ild esager . Visimilli ILsedr) thAlowe. :..1. tond.hne. L., ASS'S PALE ALE sad GUINNESS'S STOUT, b. upiam fteasiga. NM.. to ft: wrtal to rrymted van k.l Vas, :pod drear NH: lt KY, YU, to filke% 1.41 Me, tel : Pd 11111 T, Its. So Ws.NW &aka ookl ‘ll7 rinolle• Par Illmarit mot .geni•443"rx I' 6 l Mgat ia lminelore of te .1. Comm, .•rate I 1.1... 4 v zt.... pralAL a& ea w estki.—%adis. i runialiiriwii•ems. ilieurias. STEAL[ to ANERICA.—Tbe LIVERPOOL sod r le ss aept SSW de. ra i IfrADKLMMIMs Ms LITSRPOOL . CZOb. WASHINGTON sc. UK CTOF NA N CHUTE& Turfev, T Of BALTINORIL N KANGAROO . —........ W . a: IS Ow" 11 sthmas. sad Si mil Its* ow to Ws siesewadolke Is the SYmewessa. al blobs So saw SIN Woes ; wed s Smiled ABM et P also rosseen WS Ye awl Now Tort IND be Whim MS aims sea. 11 ., 1111g1r1 . 11 13. T " ot:b as sage. eu r+ r : 0Ti 1 .... ..... ' 1. 6 .1 owl INIDWISA Uwe. we. Comas. £l. Kis CIS. em l i =s, a Big. iit. SeGP. Ilia. Usk" Dm Ppm. log t. f. thsisasi. Or TC 3COIIII (W. H.) NNW HISTORICAL WIZ/ //titlts EjIPORT of Os SlONllLetlie IMP/ ImpoMMI .Y. hatr i Ps i rd i al= witA Ibr_@brve ise Wood isseStrrompolAl lbe warts of Mr. "Blitp • Mri if 3 orwis . TY Am. 1112 '• _ 4.111 e. Ow. 01” 71116•11601.111 Joistnsiftpl, vi onummVarrtattinirg il igititik ........4. imisit n i .a z sg.D. Dwell t r ali p tVs&s= = be adiftlisair. As as eNsimb. u 40. • ON, ate metLiw el ammiada a. buimall 6 ItoW poillse. Apr kr Oa ilk • ear. hale laa. 4 ft Virietwatem.Oshia• lima T _ONDON sal NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. .a..a 0011TRA0221 foe 1170133.-11 w Maim No ~eel W Naha T13132;11$ fee Ye WNW cd las ssawmatioesd IRMA. No. et Ira of Oats& 1 Nor = sad Wale sad 19. W. W ei r , ,___. hea Tuba be Lownotlow, 19 • 894 M. dm W. Ina. tl. = lb I" fa" V. It )4 &9004 9. Cambium 11. C L h oselwas sad TWWWIWO 11. =I am Wait 29. 12. 29. 21a. Ideat s. 30. Tsk Mesa sad SNOW 1 13. 9L Vocalelea 14. 33. kskarkil.samMaatlit. Glo Oti p. II: RM..... E . Pia& Lab. Hem Pim. fog 17 b. 1171.." ' °I. 17e. Vd. Clal 4 a r ebbir e.44. tit eras St MN 32. OWL 1L tipra s Oct . sad 1 t on:f s Tam i er wit/ Ir. :a lad 'NW sl=Cliiii. I. r ptithawkw Ousl . " Ccatassi or • for= lwaseted ea sad Mr heady. WA. ilk hen 111 0 Mam= raw aslisaat e d r eai le rig be Eras ir . bilare IS= lea. Nor. & N. MWMIT, Dm 1 WM= 1741slar-MTIC OLVERH AMMON, BIRMINGHAM, rubs LRAM ;ROTOR. WARR ICI._ _BARK,* .1' aid OXFORD. 1.10110 W V acc:. r RIMINI I T 1 I$ .ID iseve R=r l B.ll or. : as Medi, (the (eh Reheddwore at GM or, rd ledeeredire Mr IR% let e . 01.7 .... Ma 4s. Od. ******** ..."......*"....".." te: a —.... b. a. •- Vr -- ::::::::::: *** :: Ir. et ::.. It oa. los. Od. .... Ts. Od. or reh. Wearer? Ile Id. .... M. 61 W(drarea . . ** Lls. OR . R. O a sa =er err IF heittilee. ****** *** litre et forme tb ORIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY dadtso. rim arkaudire Blom Itorgotioa es dr Rhin or Omar = io ll essi os d dil=riat power to rotomos. JAM id dr Iftiaralaz . art The domouroblo W. W tor Doper. likranw Dow/ Th. W . 71110•111 MAL pima Ooptdo Ida. TlVlVlddipiMk /I "'I/IW . " Taii liouthoar. Many Nenebio. lee. We MI Taikee. abil= lama N=ein r au t i Ocked A. Weis. eses: MaJar4lesea Ch4.l % . ObO imn. 111:1 111 . 11. . 6 7 Oohed A10.4.47e5e 1M OEM. Ye Is. NAL itarvites ird 0o.). Leedom elel as two (Mori the Dor Deffel=e. e= leg "2 J leee. =L Nem. Jaen Insisbee—Jej:=NlM NMein. Dam Carib. eed 8 °""11=11. =3 o s*i= ent hee leirise II 4 . lOW mg Ile ' Ipgrnirab pee alai Tie So• lop le be Me by ark p a ir esome, mei eingebbe re. 81 ogo algi M a fsgur segiliebka fat diem sag be Wiwi at dr% A, lielstemeb. kedge. oat 10.1 M RILANK ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, Z 'swim. dab tun*, ems bosllllad i =thi MO 1111% all Ile Plllike. Sim sad • dui rirmai .... " ..i. t . • . 1 l i lu=i " W i g Min :a k g mt EMMETT% MODEL WATCH. U 1.) At Ids tioaressiery, 'dry mil, misty 111 ii,... 4 041 th YAM imprommeate; ellverjrnaplow It km Update& IlkelloM Omni matelot VD per eft km DARIS.-MADAME WILBROD.-DRESSES, —leantS COURT RAIITLER sad STATS,A it Nom St. Amalie. moked. COALS. —B' tkaaw and Roll woy.—LIA sad Co.'s %IV MOWN and Taw lia par . les. idloona Ina Imp I. l=octr ah re d. da bnetr a. sr Ihri e dinno if klirset nse:aub.—All orders to bi' l? IL Nara London 1•11.1, Oval Apia. Ma worn laws. Of T° LOVERS of FISH" (Fifth Sesson).— O.IIIItNII TAINOUTH BIA)ATE/ttl—m. tamed dalralas forwarded to W pars on mart al re roar r vadat la wry parr Nampa K peaarke arm 100 OL 109 Ilisaled ........ M. }brads Wear. SO da. de —.. IL THOMAS sad lir dra ty, sad rarer itatlcr— .amp LZWIII, rt. Y a w tart Tanaaar =HEWS INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS, NOW. 'Mir. Ned kw mein* Wm the Mal &amok sad tam emu Irritahaa or dimmable wills.—hold gala 0 j a z ar °LENNY, km India awl Ouung OW/ Wm Mane le t Ham Strand. N.S. LW et We awasin to o tsad Calm. sad other" promiliag== aweirmatehe o.liolllol or *Wuhan', will W ce wollathos. on ob toe re :: .Yee WATERPROOFS are the hat ankle. mewl oh othet od is •V dhotis. TY* prowlYee Intl see 2 em riztr es i..... el the mem see Rem le elt iselt *dr WA*. Oran % Wog boob no Ile wet hisile . Wg ise te.fts. see as • ome r lest. me segEles se he keep them to stem Velviesjpeoltehtlealao. mem% raw apis la et = . l7 ... e:trer lahesiert epee Item b. 11041). et ea pvt nee= 64. lll See rase et J. COaDIN Q. 111. IValltZ IrMare wit et SOUND sad WHITE TEETH an sat only iorlic a:sr= teauvias=zleiraarrd 18101170. at ire will Minn n innan sll linerand r A les names to in ormind modinsmon of • mar the sins lin nd tod.nd,_ nun= sad_ nen 110 tin Illum bea ttr i 61 1 14 , Y. non " Amnon 0111111140 . en fa an " A. on Hatiartizoned in in Gim= im arn Maui ea on In. 184 by are m s awl GREY HAIR RESTORED bib ORIGINAL O11:OOLOUR wal. mak Wet,. am 4 aarbarls. be Me . far IrANIC COMBS awl BILUSIMMI„ .N 46 me a ft moray for aiewass beadaals. abd ad .Rest.. t =Tr"11110 Mar topoubas Om. and .. . ermt 18.-01Ras: B. N. 1111 O. arbors taMmaboßi 444104 adist an . M k my OM *FOC CU& Roma Oallam Oisalil labia . _ A b =s4 4. oll .4sva‘ lardalemt ; Idasads. /0 : • 1 . i rd . 134,.. 4 11Mied; Immdmards pe k .vem ilsal s, sad o:.thdo.usii a ; s *yak 11 §.•=t u t ra boillidived ; Mon. 14 rintooweireek ad bdt. 1. , Deb Ila. NM by ad alberabla bad whew al npaaa. TNTRODUCELI INTO THIS COUNTRY II kW ./. made awl arm asking at the rata of Om Ilassini UN. a sea; Da, it IttalltNt.li of LI Ilt Made impowillilal No um was allatand tam* ta tba *ant cams at asevaum Mai . Baer Jeaatl aaatipathat. laramaltak OW tTaTa, l4 s . an , thl is nituass. Ito molletwalna Ede meal presramt an the talalseat aj_lmainal land= tort• Aim la Omsk Debi mil Lilo/ ilememett = d m k lb OK it sad 4a. IIL the Mika it laalist la We usili meow bp ill alma la dr one. wire all al Ibe Milt Donk 31. laihiss, se bee Is IMO. Se aa am do mosen. nii i =e be dill us are ttantai Trailler biland edlibei, vrieb taw S s Dauber eI A eeeilfeeMs. Is stun mai ril ItIEBBMAR.--Proteated by Slid Loden 1. Mudd et ird sis by dlid mai it ads dtl i t more de pads. ship Oinede ad Igaidia. nem X*. L II &V ., relmathee._ miderompbr zli ged tes or = 1„. a gr z " . ....rre ... dre ra dolma Lanstbseata• *LOA, dm, I=irs wal pollee et i d=tlse. Kw) mow =L the ht woo dill . di Ids .le dedradies el arillealak awl A la• sansparilla Is No meld ma w% Ildieumer Mr L L mod 3. art alio d• void of UM id sink .1.1 Ttsyril s us Is. wila table without thelt ow wow aressied.—dald la Wed 114 , sr bar owe a ~Ur Midi ram La I ra m. A ra......, Owe b • a 12 t i na WA Wind he Yard._ am ha ii-r.r.a iboPoi• sad !via tadi of id* sod Soh% 14186 " 113 " wad ; *woe, rid. am* Mom/ mod 011 .,a• ; m " Illmor.10). Oxford...wad: IL IL. IL Mddadast ; OM roue. bedisseffaulteddlMPlLDdka• rerg a rregiffirraingrnOrg i a_ Ikea at RIMINI Ws r oba Llaidal: ert lII.DMod al& .. rid Ye Nate Plink= 'NA r•Wnt •The T. 1111 A :Um,. Draw% anis, awl ANTSRTAINMENT TO HRRIBRT INGRAM, RIM, MP. Oa Thursday last lb* inhabitants at Boston gave a beaten to Hubert lamas, Esq., tbs member la the lehoegh. 1%; Maws task Plass fa to kill it Ow Cies 11414 :r • Maims =WI swim isllifee t so** maid sk =sitrldsh se Se masa amiss was saw lastsfelly Thu ash,/ whisk Imo awsnsli_ So Us Csewmaskst was vervw•tft set stsillyselsiMal Imps sag ben WI sea " slaws" la abbe et satins bus, 1 twat al dr Wein flail Who W la dm Ilea et • lowssl vvessa, wad& wads the Ilagois. ?be taw** se the Osswesdist • W ilms apaniwise. liss This bag fiessmil with Amman woe surliness, se/ allsitiliss dr of 14••••. Turkey, sal Ilaralsis. Ossess was soll a rt a o6 pat.. . w kakis lis member 11•1 min aggilestles it fear Wale* thei Melt tor. Mimi by MAL Meet- Lute, • patistar who heitehe r.i *a elise el mayor la the tem. Mr. Lem% ekes ippon:see Is the lull was tha signal ler paid obseelmk Omsk kis OM Lard right of tho shah. Os BM int el lim Melt eft Willem Liman, brother WILIDak• efiletireML There were shoo used at tee plaelpsl Me Alririag gentlimosio, :—Mr. Cliodem, fl P. ; Chanai Malay ; LL.D ; Mr. Mark Leone Mr. Sidney Brake; Mr. O. P. Tuford, of the ; Mr. W. Little ; Mr. W. D. Caper ; Mr. W. W E TZf i ord. sea.; Roy. P. Newest*: Br. M. Matthews ; Mr. T. Wright ; Aides. mais ; Db. Piney Theeepeon, the Maar of Boi ; Mr. A. W. litstairsegl; Alder:eau Wise ; Mr. H. Wildaseat Kr. Mak; Mr. Parry, of Illeased, Re. Mr. Mimosa Shape mai as vies magnet* Asks i kp the wee t , Prospority to Agricultan", peo Melee lentiorii. Lead We. Laansix, berg loudly salad u , esti— Mr. Obilimna sod gosilams, I mss mily het if my heisagiag aas apiasiterel family the beast whisk is aoalkompl spas as ta allowing me to addras as ski radio I am mead to say that my father, my graMhers, lied say reesten for many paeratioes, were east ammosly sailed ollideat farmers la the graft of Ileseez—(bear, hoer)—and I am equally peed Si dada alterably with ths Deka of Richmead, banes I bask believe that I. his pram the stock he net dogma. Mee. (War.) I saa mho spec myself tray, mantra has abaft Wes sae* my 'a maim la the Peale eels that I believe he We pease pride is roesi w ;• medal at th• sadist/sew, Or he has la a war mad ennlietoil him ter the maims wb have her se AMlwltab dssslad to, sad I conseimileasly Wire that may bele pawning the title he has I.hmlMd ham Me aaawines, hs sanders tho titer of *MIMI fremetkond Ike pranks of belay the friead of Ma MN* hums, • wear beam thou the dual MOMS b. wean. (Lad sham.) As • einem of the mad& however, I cm talk of the prosperity of apical- WM without being oither • Im:dowser or • stook miner std I Mot so Inaltatisa la sepias that tits pagan e i tgeoltnie ink vagina strides of late. I have l soma many ma my that the lemma of the pear day w net what they soot to be. They are sot. Tay are terser of awake sad snore, acpsiated with sad shoo Mast the mime ef medera improvaients. lam happy te eentiprolate the farmers of Linear:obi» spool the Mabel opioultate la this comity. I have sever sees Lad more lematifidly &Waal mad outdated ; it is, ia fast, a plumes *Mob at it. (Load sheen.) The soli' lord this moineleledi with a high eukipme spas " The Prom" which Imo WWI to mow is the seat toast, coupling with " The I Pees the ammo of Mr. Herbert Ingram sad Mr. Mirky Brooks. (Ch. ern) Mr. 8. Baoon bathe retanad thanks, Lord W. Lwox spit rem. He claimed the isishiteme of the amagrimy while he ventured to propose as • on* " Dr. Mickey mad the Posts of Begird." The toast we very warmly naiad, sad Dr. MACKAY lianas teemed thanks, The health of Mr. Pinny Thompson," of Bootee, wee art propoood. Mr. blow: proposed " The Chairman," whisk was is. solved with troiceemi *arias. Mr. Irtolux :roped the last toast of the emalag," The Wise," t 4 whisk he would request Mr. Mark Irma to reply. (Lead shay.) Mr. MAIM LIMON—Mr. Claimer, my lord. sad gem. Useasa,-1 must first be snowed to thank yes for the very kind :sensor I. which you have reoeiva the toast with which yew worthy nprosestative has ere me the team to couple my name. The reeoptioa, I am aware, le mere amanita* to hoar own pod feeling the to any merit of miss, or say claim I may poems to your sympathies. (Criss of "No, ao.") Your heciouratio member told pm • short time sacs, and told you truly, that one of the oasis's momenta of his filo was that whisk de- sided his niter as you represeatative. What met be my fancy when I find ataell eeddealy elootool the reameatative of the lairs t (Beer, hoar.) lam thos set slily a member, bet olio this !Spam of tits Haw of Leaks. The penniless of tit. House of Commons, gonna moi,_aliot your bus... gel orally, hat del proclaim's of dm Hems of Ladies effete not sly your business, but your berm. (Loyd laughter) Is the House of Common yea tabs iaro ommidersti , R the ways and mans—da the Ham of Lake I think, sestinas, you haw pretty well that its same thing ls dame. &mewed Isughter.) The ova tion et pease or war agitates the House sf Cer mme—the HOMO of Lathe is rat alw lye sump from Om osatierstlos if the some ispertaat questions. Diners sown no lasensidonbls polka of the time of the Hesse of Corneae, and I regret to add that they an not altepther ualtoard of in tho Rase of braise. (Lead laughter.) I awe, boater, from old aware, how 'maned are the men of Boman to as ladies of Bence. Twenty yoon ea, whet I was hers 'sorest yes, almost seer/ Mai use had a swoetheart, nearly ell the middle-aged geatlemen had wives, and eertainly all bad mothers—:reaswed leaghter)—sad I tan say that not Mr. Ingram Way, het the Eligible nation is indebted to the ladies of beam for having produced such a deo collection of sows is I have sow the honour to thank for the Madams with whisk they have Hennaed to my remarks. Mr. IL Lemon refamod his mat amidst repeated cheer*. Some ether touts having been disposed of, Ski seitertala lent concluded. 15;iiagtifelatavale between the toasts the orrapasy wordily applauded the necatloa of 'mural emu:Meg pleas sod ballade by Yoram Groot, Rumford, !Woes, sad W. B. Rumford. •ldr. algp, of th• Louden Taunt, offidatel ea inst itutor. DEA= or MR. CLARKSON, TBR BARRISTRIL—Thie mach respected gentleman died yesterday sfiereare at Brighten, after was weeks' severe illness arising from the formation of a subsea% in the nape of it.. neck. An , peraties had been performed, which was sseeseded by greet prestratioe, end for tie last few days hi. family and immediate friends bad este/Waal little cr no topes of hi. resiovery. Is Brighton, where the deceased gentleman bad for wee teas taken up be /widener, b. was, as elsewhere, biebly vest for kis professional attamesate and witness . Nevins to his last Moe.., he nu wooed oseestine preellei is the °suety alert for 74r. Tumor, the lefts, sail his decisions ea rush ocessiess geve Removal satisfaction. Doswell, who was 63 yew of age, bee let, we Wen. • widow mg Ave eau soup/xi Ye lea VETZbPOLITAN .00.12 D 07 *Car& ' The (tedium, sleeting et the histedgetifia Boma et Weeks waft hell yesterday In the Oseled Clamber, Guildhall, a d . TIWASTaI is the Asia The fral stesemest herr ddi Marl awned a Meat anal berme =ll. lid ' L....A.. " . 141. .1 511 0 die les e l Liehear= ter ter: eta Fmk in wes eiriaa s iddliddiwdd eldir o ttr o odd* eseshisil et dr nemeses A., Laws's; mid them Oeided, • Bork Deseird, wml " TO TEXII2IIIOOIIIIIII 1101. D OP WOW. TINIMOOSIdot et the TeezA r lieshuleithe. is the meaty at as sh m e.__Tho thy glory ,:few with gnat madded the the seeps taken by dr miry IloWalkg POT the Isemedis er a park, or oboe ems lime Ott pita reerea. dm. it Me sentli•ertsai diarist et - the that the ear. reeled e l e il i s e t ign = wi we Improve the Mere ef skis hWiß vestry urged span the strode. st thei Mere maim Beard the avaultg Jet milerier tersillia et =end tern elerfalse erbrepwred. dr premeds. sad fre pablie nerettlea winds the eastiPeasters dial& hiedJr emery twee it tqrseidlieted the pies enb by the mem et be • • peek, ter Je sod pat ornate is that mark untideral that• the mem* erred alebt peeve a wiser silletede be de lee. miles Is the Isedity, is erreiresesit Mite ittlteabi• dr WIND( parser, Wise destegee to ripe radar dreseibilese. " TIM thr terry forward tee the favourable sessiden dis el lie Metropellies Deeds plea et a primal park emeillie Issetrit„ sad teem* eltselles hes sweetie is whets dersedes," Mere Wag bat duty kw bendier Sere is Ike The ressorial thw gees ea to state that, if carried est, a greet tad brew sufrose te the parish of Berreadmy end Ms pax weld besbated, by the anise la of the rill chess dad Jo semi elfdlrei attire is that locality ; that it song aril IM reser lisr Board is the formative of the reit Imre. fee thrsdredes • sad by a neemeir of was Is dikter. eta lam week ask* la, dears the sewer premed le he wade ; that the site adreatedi WOO SIM opus ma reedir et mere than that propseed by the purls el , Dmeaselisty, as well as her two stesime e. the Presswidt lise, es ere - hem the lisps nudes et page iberesebieres by whisk it is sanomied, wishes' Warded with say of them, es the befillse hostages therm. and lastly, that it ele M ag essy ems, fir that issesly4e_pedated patios etiestespelle less see* of the liner Maass, by its te the Thaws Teasel; thus readers; err a r. parl77 -w irseral Murk to at least a quarter of a sillies of =who reside within a rile of the sae, sad ast eon te say ese particular reality, bat providieg ter the weirs sad Mediae to mere the health of a emeidemble perks of the retropelliss population." I. reply to seem quelitioas, the distortion stated that the astreard mat was 40,0001. This memorial was treated is the anal resume, by a ashes for its empties being deriel ten 1 - TIEN runt lIMMINM/1 KEW. Oa sa istmation from the Cninueur, 11r. likintecot nes le mop. that " The skabmaa, by the enema and dirk, @any op the nett ilielevederease to plea D, arrived at by the beard at its bert wreling. to her MONO ehl f commindower." The sheiretes mild remnant the board, sad the engines mold Wall erg nueseary explantios to she shit rommiesiour. CAIPMAIL simply morsded the mete*. Mr. Learn took two formal objection, to the remeatioa some to at the last board : first, that the board was net us tally conneed on the point ; sad einedly, that the ma jority wee not in amendiarre with the terms of the am. The CEALIMUN overnded the objeardess es matters et fast. His. Latta tries read a leapthreed dernmeat, whisk be said was a pretest embodying has views ma the rata &Masse 4 t . (TM was ben. member w fr equently isterrepted he readies of the protest by reputed busts ref a Meiresisi, Mr . NIOZOIAT mend, u ea wowed -11101111. *at the siel d the beard be Unshed to the glee, end that 11 be sent op to the Odd eernakesioass. Mr. Demon eamenaded the mmien. Thelinnumear washed treburenehall ff the imam irf Mr. Due" Mann= wore married, he noon sat atessept to elan& Ide wen eiblese. whatever tarp might be, ao the AM merwirdweer. (Hear, hen) At the tame time, be tbsegbt it bob r to my that he had se desire whatever go le IT.111!qe.!!" The bend die Med,, end the soden of lb. Deputy Her eon wee meted by 18 to 8. The board likes adjourned at 6 ceelock. BE POOR-LAW BOARD AND THE PARISH OF MAR! LEBONIL Yesterday a fully attended meeting of the digesters and gsardisas of Bt. Warrlobos. was held is the Board-roes of lb. Workhouse, New-road; the sableet for dbouseion beteg whether the board would, or woad not, rewire the resignation of the master of the workhouse, arising est of the nowt loggia( of pauper females, end It being understood that the Poor-law Board bad else based faiths mine apes ttio estjaet. Mr. Varmints essupied the shale. Mr. IL" tlto clerk to the board, nod ttor following " Poor.law Board, Whitehall, Oat. 21. " 817,—The Poor-law Board having remind a mums - alsatios from If Richard Ryan, ansosseing his WWI= I to mato on the 17th instant the oleo of muter of the ' workhouse of the pariah of St. Marylebone, I am &need to regales that the board may be informed *bother Mr. Ryas has, is acoordance with the above istintatios, aataally resigned hie odor.—l am, sir, yoor obedient servant, ‘ COVILTIOIRT, Beentary. " J. B. Bibs, Seq., Bemetary to the Direeton sad Osordlano, St. Maryleberse The ..toad commaniesties from the Poor-law Board wen as blows : "Poor-law Board, Whitehall Oct 28,1866. " am directed by the Poor-Isar Board to transmit to the directors and grardiens of the poor of St. llaryle bone a copy of as order which the board have, is sword are with the annoureatent of their later:km La their letter of Sept. 11, issued for the future regulation sad government of the workhorse of that parish. The board mast that a careful sttentra to the mgulatior sonsalar la that order on the put of the diem of teat workhorse, and a due exertion of such of the provisions therein ea torte to the directors and guardians, will • Strain, pre test the recurrence of such irregular aid improper primed ags as have lately incurred in that establishment. " The board devise to refer the directors aid guardians to Articles 66, 67, and 74, is regard to the appointment of Odors, as they understand there is sow a vaosaoy is the oar of master of the woskboaer, sad the oats asset be kethwith filled up. "V soon as the appointment of hie summer has bra side, the oink to the dinette's and glorifies mast torn the mane to this board. "The board have slot 60 copies of the order for the us of such of the directors and gaudier u trey desire to have a copy, and will cease copies to be for corded to sub of the Aare r are *Scrod by this rozolstioar.—l an, fir, your obedient servant, "Coo ruler, Seartary. "J. B. RIO, Esq., Clerk to Directors sad Claudia= of the Poor, St. Maryleboae." The board resolved to consider them commueleatkiss after the general minutes had been read, which having bees dose, The RIO RRRRRR read the letter from Mr. Ryas, the MU tar, tendering his resigeation of that °Mee. Mr. Cann said ►e would mots that the manses resigns lion be accepted. Mr. TINDAL ucended the motion, sad said that so far, la accepting the toaster's 'estimation, they were bowleg to the Poor•law Board. He considered it to. safety valve of the parish. Dr. BACHOIIIIIII moved al an 111000(1111110I that the muter's 'salvation be erupted, end that he he reinstated fa his origioal othce of storekeeper. (Loud cries of No, no," amidst which Dr. Bactstfaer withdrew his mend meat.) The Boa. sod Rev. W. PILKAII moved en amendment to the effect that, helms the resignation of the master he dealt with, the secretary he desired to obtain the opinion of counsel whether there is saythirg is the local acts of this parish which exempts this hoard from the provisiose of thew siva of pullesiest whist' regulate the Poor-law Commis. sloe ; sad it not, whether such seta authorise the Pew-law Cassitssionen, soder sup circusataneee, to discharge the master or any ottur iMosr of to. workhouse ladependently of the will of the bawd of guardiath. Mr. RIDDING seconded the amendment. The "teeter's amendment was serried on a division by a majority of 17 to ; sod the minsideretion of the other doth meats was deferred to the nest seating ot the boankwhieh, after a leas sitting, separated. SALE 07 ROYAL BRITISH BANK DEPOSITS.— Iristerdey, Mr. Bhuttleworth, of 31, Poultry. disposed of several lots, at priest ranging from 10s. to 12e. ea. lu the The other Icts were bought is. The room wee well ead the cosspelltkou was ezerediegly pod. The @Disko seemed to be that the easilmatica of tiss was Masashi Is the deposits's. has yesterday's /freirre.) Polleatim Taloa, F $33, wee as day at the ere twee peso Otis flenepgardens on flesday user& The pre le Peele•Maes were bust open by the snitt, but WI wee Mr the skim. Pella mmetide Cando Canes, P 191—I was rest to the Smoppethee as ilesday smarm I mired to rem wen rum sod me mem from the leads. I saw so ether Omar deed war ale bore. I reseplied two of the gum re milialleswe. Weft* the bodies brought ken. 'They was Me farithe elms, Corawellmad, Lambeth, was paws poises imam oresieg. Assisted to got the bodies M s Sr In& Time were two mew sad see MS. Robert Pie tires, of No. 11, Lysliussapwm eg harmed, Portage—l era 14 yeas - eiL I wee et Sr es Sseday sight, in ths Wei eritsey, ea te ri l i ll a erreile from the pipit, in the beat row. I get there Most B.4leak, and Most belt as bow afterwards a gm we tie greeral earsese, • sdallamed sees, with auk Milieu sad besedodei " Fbe" ewer thom she pet sat MeduJerk 81 that am ails I bleed rosette. IMas ".".1 214 01 the 11 • 11 ‘ 31 1. seder Mello w I e, also ay set " rtn." TM Mt Mil was skeet se he la the body of the Imildleg as the With of this rum I nut hued • wag man repeat the ay, sad it was takes up by a number et resses. PeYw.oatobl, David Leek, P 171—I was at ditty at the on Sudsy swag, at the estrum in P I to beep tie more bask, meat those who raker After I had bees there a tauter of as hear Ar mis cued* ware mooed for the sdnisaies of the pada. I wee se duty in the bultdiag. I was nee as duty then till after the rash took pima. I was thee within the hulloing. I did Sot ow what gm rime to the rash. It wig a saddest sad operations rush. The sums was fell. Hied sit sue my rush from the arose halo the beading, they memo tiles but gradually. Whoa the rub was made out of the WNW 1 wee swig oat along with the crowd. As gassy it Mee SO ream fell mead as. After the int rusk was ever I met Me the beediag agar. There wee still pest Mspeers renieg le get out. I called out r loud " Pall husk mil keep your seats, it is all right." I was asllsd to the sorb-was Mame% whore I hard sere prams hid We killed. I west imusdiately. I SSW at Was MOM plum lying rot the lapel me m other ,em the saber, led se the stases oaths beam of the MMus. I thigh I was the dret pollessese there, but directly Merwards I saw another. Tim banker had am brakes dews. I marled three worms sot sal pre them to their friends. I did set see say ass le nerdy for B. 6lFiesee—l sr a Wier, sad Me at 20, frommegm row 0 -Meet, St. Luke's. I was it the Bnergealeas ew issity sight, la the frost seat ot the top gallery, Mktg Mr. Spergree. .Dariag the prayer I was looking dews Me the body .f the boildiag, and I dirtiest', laird "Piro" cried est, whether ander the gallery or is the body of the hall I west say. I was Warred. I rose sal west to the top of the stain. There wore thew lily or more wow on the stilts is the lower flight. Tam sowed to be a bar or bash up down the stain. No proms from the top gal. lay passed in se I west dews. I took a surd when I ma, and in Ire Mu Iris Mosta re were ism 400 to 600 perms as Om MMus ami ss from the lower gal- Wes. I heard them essamenee singing Mite, sad I called out " there's sables Os matter." Not may weeds after that the roisters gar way. I saw so pollamas there at that We. Whoa the raisers gave way I saw $0 et 100 weer, se um as I amid judge, tall dews one star the .Was. Tare were a groat niany, and they roost Clod up W operate. I saw as, wow fall oar, and I balsas she woo deed whoa she fell. There appeare d to be a bar as the minim whisk rerouted the people parkas. S i reteedkint Leal—The bar was removed before the peo west is. . John nether hrytie—l am a seal meat kest eat resale at No. 1. Asko-Meet, MMus. 1 wee at the fierrepgar. does se Okada night. Arrived at IM outer gate at' 6 si su to 6, sod got is the hall at 3 Mantas to 6. _Took =7 seat ghost the Wails et the law gram, ismailaidp to gastight of Xs. Spa/ma Swirling armed to go as, map eseelbriatily airily. isau Mr. lipergess wee Ms the peril's Pied re his hare and immaillesely time was siker. Aleetthe middle tithe prayer, Mee the Mar lag, I Matt • slight rearm or assiping of Mt, !Mowed lersolly by the wry of "Pin, ire." lo a .west the was I • prime penis throughout the whoa obits bealleg. Nary poem impend to be is a ore O seestiniseise and (mdse. weft to mega through the wises der e sad wisdoms. I gee mg mei eleid as the top if the seat, and rap ier: ma the Mods of two paean I west to the et Miser% bet finding it too throoged I west to the serth-weststs brinier. The starer* ma! Wed wilt pram and immediately I got there I sew dot Wishes pre my. The handrail gars way, and the melee ewe wag tors from their sockets, and may per. see samdieg at that inuesdiste spot wee hurled late the well brow es if by sore gust fore*. I then atterpted to tars bait to my seat, where I bad left my triads, whoa I saw serend perms es the Reword war porous asking their way towards them I sad I saw a worm, who I have lured was din. Barlow, lying out there. I saw ewe imam at the bottom of the stain, who, I believe, was deed. As I me =deaneries to asks soaps, I sew • minas put out of the seat window to the saints. There wee great pressure them and the people gm oar it. smother% eaeakies with great fore sad repediess of sash *three lives. _ _ _ — Mr. Thomasllagar—l am a holm decorator, aneilm in Carter's lane, Doeton'-sommens. I was standing at the principal estrum. I saw two men use in eyideatly heat on misehlef. They west on a little sad tamed rowed sad laughed. Boca after that the slum war gives. A lady followed two mu, who west out after the alum, sad heard tee say. " Ja ck has played his cards wall to sight, aid has wen his bottle of brandy ; but I wish he had put the gas oat." Should you buoy those meow again should If I were to see thus. _ - - . . . Thom.. Cook—l Ina • beadle. LNIli Suaday evening I was ea duty in the Ou ch. and from information resolved I west to the Saner gardens. I bare since taken the dimardithe of the northwest staircase. The flooring oa la Nome, sod then are 14 steps to the tint landing. The length of the dope is 6 feet 10 Oros the wall to the banis ter, the height or rise 7 inches. The width at the wall 'avenges from 12 to 13 inches, sad they lento by degrees ' demo to 6 inehee coat the bunters. The width of the first leading is 7 het 3 at the wall, and at the aide of the • banisters 4 feet. There are 10 similar naps to the lending of the fleet gallery. There has been no giving way of the stone work of say one of the steps. The nthercuction • appears sound. The staircase is supported by Iron welantsr, tone of which have given way. I be-itive it is called a spiral stances'. The banister gave way at and below the first lending downwards, bat not the whole way. The depth from the first landing to the bottom of the well is 8 feet, and from the top landing 13 feet 10. The door way from the gallery is 4 feat wide, the window is 6 feet wide end 3 feet from the ground. There are two modes of epees from the gallery upon the staircase, so that the two streams would meet. The width of the doer below is 9 feet 3 inches. Police suitable George Hell, P 164, et-celled—As I en tered the building there was a female banging by the be. sisters. She fell down, and • man 1.11 upon her. I got her out, and laid her upon the gnus. A. 1 polled her out the bat:Were gave way, cad a doses or twenty persons fell. I should thlak there were 60 pineal down on the stairs with their lauds downwards. Hr. George Diggings—l am superintendent at the Surrey Garden, la the employ of the ennuoy. On Sunday sight I was standing is the principal entrain of the hell about a quarter tel 7 o'clock. At that time there was perfect silence in the hall. I heard an eac:amatinn from some one in the body of the hall, bat what it was I cannot say. Three or four perms immediately ran our, and then there was • great etch from the body of the hall. I uninvolved to get late the hall, but was usable to do se. I turned to the right, and entered by the north-watt tower. I endeavoured to ascend the staircase, bat could not, as lathy pence. were coming down. I then endeavoured to wend outside the banisters. I got up six or seven steps, bat wield sot get higher, and I went down again. Just after that the banister gave way, about there feet, through which several penes. came. Two pence, fell through, and others jumped. I saw Mr. Lend there when I went in. I under stood several persons were killed on the upper lauding, the exit from the lint gallery. I made 'softer attempt to go nad the staircase, and succeeded. 1 sew the man, Heard, at the bottom of the snood Bight, on his back, with his legs up the steps. I, with a number of others, by linking our arms, seenuded in forming a barrier a as to prevent the stream of people mostieg, and we nrcoothed. I then west to the east staircase, and then returned, and saw, I believe, three females lying on the flats. Ido not know h..w they got there. _ . TM Foresaa—Yon sem to have been the only woos who wished to prevent the people oothiog down. Witter—l got up to the what was the wetter. and to resat the people peening out of the gallery. Baperinteadeat Lued—lf we had not formed a harrier to provost the people continuing to press, there might have bees a hundred deaths. The Co r —le teeth thy fireplug in the building?— Note. The Coroner-81 that there could not ha u fire except fees the gaslights t—No; there wee not the alateteet as... for an apprehension of fire. By endese,arlug as well as we could in the confusion to quiet the people, we eared sous lasadreda to return to their sesta, sad by that seas, sad firadas shorties, we fit the stains* deer. There la se bell la the btading,lit I have sorer., bawd a dray Ur the ollawhihr. raid by deo drama* of air ads, thus. Thaftright boirlthos-he lbw Idols& of a taell bdL Thor wore sot rot lhos kr MOD to 7, OM perm faiths balillisi. I rat dm. Obi Ileliding, sad then woo a ~dad of era r tho rid sad ailed there. i th i Cy o is raitiiMen i oll a ro L ill I tha t: ra e t r la 10,000 a perm floperfatoreat who MI walled, repeated that he took apes hiroil *am the hafidisy,or the body of do bell yea fall wad dm Mr - .Dry Opppotea to be fall. Bo ✓ed/ sot or ~ha the need ar third plinks wore fall herd o. , , hat they wen hli the rat Mr. Joa the architect, was soar, aad tko resorerat of Cook, the beadle err orrest, asked ho said N was **seedy scored, bat the Most bon Wes memand la the armrest port. Tho ho =biSi bar gi way Orr .naval 1110.10.• TL gives way rid well, sir thews was not soy walk is deo . Tkeserald be we orhatal exert by re ser ratihos There woe r dove, or pipe, or rate, sad ter woo misty lighted from the top, sad if thaw rs way Nape Ore it raid be at the top. This madidell ate eliding% sad The Osesam posseded to amp sp. He said he trusted they would dials from their mkt& eigthing they might have kiwi I M the tomillestil• swept what they /awebe" la aid thrit,they Weald not allow them to be • lg imy religion, controversy. They were Imre to itins wheeler say panes or palms were 1.1.111, seqrsolek for the deaths that had takes pinto whatem are pmts. mead be shown to be :Tralfew heele summated any act, or having l ol a = yeet whisk It was his dare to do. There were two fasts emmlasat on the fees et the evidence. The tint was, that It oggasold that all the deaths took place is the north, wietalliesoss • sad the other wee, that there wee an alum risked 17, e we ar mere permits that the building wasred that the galleries were falling. The wham Limbs Jobiseen, who was the Ant to ran out, stated that bre aafertneate shun Harriet Pu mas said to her that the piste was falling, sad LoakePareammidelelmil met hued as soy of" ere" whim all tea nal, sad Is that she was eamobeested by the wit miss Them wen Ohm vitamin however, who spoke te freestag the my -of "fire " mimed la the body of the belies any dine:beam was raised la my e=t a the biding. It would be for the jury to romeMing this appestat isemakesmay. If they woes of iligkrish that Ike MEM was weal by the mug woman Pomo main eat, nominiaal Marge could follow, se in the eye of the law it would be a spontaneous act of the Wad without my desire to do evil. Then if they thought on the cooing that the slum was from persona who eelba out " dm" in the body of the building, the question would be whether the persons who to called out could be charged with a erhaiaal act, sad he feared that they could not, as the law did at take spasms of what might be c aused by words ;it rely took somileasos of acts. In a moral point of view, though not in a legal, • person who so cellist out sad thus mused the deaths of others was verily guilty. He wield allude to one abject—the construction of the stair case. The law did act tell them that a man should coesttnet a Mahan is a particular manner if due are was taken as to the gesereletabitity of the work. He feared that in this ease a great deal might have depended on the comtrastioa of the staircase, for it was classic for any perms coming down in a harr y to retain hie footing near the balustrades, smiths follies of on. might ham been the cause of the passel ins. It was cleat that a number of persons Ware leasing tie when the girl Johnson fell down, sad the fell sad others fell upon her. He thought that fear was the origin of all this evil ; the people hots some muse became panic etrack, and is their haste to get out the unfortunate deceased met with their deaths. It was a question on the part of the proprietors, whether they would so alter the construction of the stalreese es to make the bearing, more equal. The int sad ash qualities for their eonairleratios was, what gave rise to tke poets. The jury ties retired, and returned is about labour with a ttemust ef " **Mesta! death." — TIN Fame; aided-17V ii . e .— rip . isioa of the jay that Mosaiseses of the Barn Mule-hall are sad eisaeltargitho morwe they an intended for, yet we wilder the aselwai is aid of *&t character to tender that safe, MGM miter of pewee an nano I. lean the islAsisY hawse. The treads of the stain's anonseh-anwenewinalerslarly near the bead rail, sad ' the dewiest are ebsup. TN jury trait, *heroine, tier the dheaton will ghe Mar hautniata ahead= to the subjeet. Mr. Halsor a dlieslor of the Surrey Gardens Compasy„ said, the obejtratiess of **jury sosnepanyieg the verdict night he nod is two wan, and he was Gannon, from the greet Masan the jury had paid to the ow, they did not wish to soinait as injuries. He suggsatid that they should not us the "ord . !: safe." — TM Fseemaa said De did not we how they Gould alter it. Mr. Heirmes—As • director of the company, I may soy that any suggestion of the jury will rooeive our attention ; Int, basses It would be oar duty to attend to it ; sad, secondly, bemuse it would be our feeling. But the as of e word may comes the verdict to be capable of being read In WO ways. The Foreman—l do not know whether it would be right for me to state bow we arriv.d at our verdict, or otherwise I might wily explain it. There an be no doubt as to the stability of the staireue. I should be very sorry, as a member of the jury, to convey to the public one single idea piths testability if the building. We wen quite anseisatous blear opinion that • finer or a str oeg er befidieg we had neer seen. We do sot think that a better bniliiing paid be put ea the ground that the Surrey Music-ball. We had no qemitien of the Met atu of the mimeses. The only quedoa was as to their emeetraction. We think the con secution such es to reader them dangerous when a number Opium's are Wittig to get down is a hurry. Mr. T. B. Malcoek (one of the jur)—Allow ate to say that we had so idea of using the wo rd " sate "to do say Wattles. It was my wish to add this addenda—. Neverthe less we think it right to sate that eke general stability of the building does great credit to the architect, far it sppeare of a character to withstand any weight tbst can be plead within it, se sot • creek or &sure is to be seen in say port of the building, although it wee built with immense rapi dity, and it be oa many occasions held a very large num bs, of persons." The Foreman—liany members of the jury look upon the hand rail es too low to afford adequate pi atect ion to persona semis down from • pressure behind. Mr. Holmes—Than you cannot say that the stairs's, is onsets. _ _ . The Foremtm—l do not thick we can alter the express. dos. The jury ham so wish it should go forth to the I world that they would have soy fear of going into the band ' leg with every feeling of security. All that they wish to eall attention to is the insecurity of rapid exit. Before we put I wish at the put of the jury to the our thanks to the directors of the eempeay for the assistance they have given me, sad their evident endeavours to elicit the truth, which appeared to be their simple object, which else appeared to be the object of the witnesses and tte various persona who bays attended the Ugliest. The preapodiap then terminated. TIIE EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE AND Lou OF LIPS :MLR DARLINOTON.—The inquest on the four men killed oa Thursday week, at Moen. B ickow area Yaw/beteg works, by the taphole* of a locomotive, was resumed on Thursday morning. Robert Archer, who sppeared with his heed bound up, but who bed nevertheless escaped in a remarkable manner, seeing that he was on the engine as driver at the time it exploded, was the only witness exa mined ; the engine fitter and fireman, who sustained more mecum Salaries, being still in on up fit state to give evidence. Robson, the fitter, indeed, it completely blind, and faun are entartathed that he will /main hie $ 'ht.—Arches said : 1 was upon the engine on the day of the accident, with the tour deceased and James Ronson. The engine bad been running for eight or tea days at 1301 b. Pressure, sad en Thursday she wee standing in tee shop. We raised the steam, by Me. Williamson's orders, •o test the boiler. We put the fire in at 11 o'clock, and the steam was up about two, or a quartet put. Mr. Williamson was examining the boiler then. She was et 721 b. to the inch, when Mr. Williamson requested me to put the valve roan a little further--that is, to put on more pressure. lie told use to pet down the spring butane., oo as to get her op to lep:o. I did so, and almost at the semi instant the esplooion ors inured. I can no leakage trom the plates at the time be gave th ese orders, and e pprehentlint no anger. It is usual when engines have been built t test their strength la the same way that we were Wang this one. 1 was blown . cg the engine, and had my heed cut by the pla•es. The boiler was fell of water. A Jurnr—After you found so many tivet-heads off, had you no doubts in pottier her up to 100 ? Witness—l considered that Mr. Williamson . was a better judge than myself. She was weak for certain, but it wee not my place to say anything. I have every result to believe the balances were is proper working order, sod correctly represented the pressure. There being no other witness.., the coroner summed ur,and the jury agreed to a verdict that the deceased were secidestally killed. At the same time they condemned the practice of substituting copper studs for iron rivet■ in repairing boilers. They oho thought this engine should have been at once condemned when she wee footed to be so weak as to " start " the beads of about forty rivets, and they recommended that in any future testings so many lives should net be imposed to damp er.—Ma..churee Graraian. APOTHECARIES' HALL.—Narnee of gentlemen who passed their esaminstion in the science and practice of medicine, and noticed certificate to practise, on Thurs day, Ott. 23:—William Poona, Poway, Cornwell; John Moorhead, Univenity, Dente ; Griffith Richard Jenkins, Cardigan Parma, Godelulng ; and Willie& William, Fietfaing, North Wake. BANN ce LONDON. u Cas ß t Tireadasetress. Aw.V i ni c rv i v " 11011' ° an Lli ta as ACOOVJPS— nee . M a aa arida join sow Imam ria Os paha. la MOM Mee bee ai rr ie r w le m PO Fr mt. aft a" ' 1 • 111 7 4 imal 1 5: 0 7 : r ules of - minor. '1 I m iligi ga MtNistory • IVTHI • et (q u a Dr Ileum lan. Mira id "now SA Dir, zed OD" U. Clonila