The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-15 00:00:00

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Jew ma. maim seysiwoo ormart.te la•lmpria. a um. monsto onsalasee. Nu media all im• mar eribm merle UMW term. Tommour. 114..144:: Nzr . 6.614 al tree or wank... 811 oli armies 2 ... 5em soorvide .mbool Wats an air . 11 11 01 K-1 0 68 ti ear ffs. Ors am II.: owl &W a r, urtriarer Ow to WWI= iv. ....."' ra..., ... Imi lor 11 "...—; li • "mai : ' YO.4M14 14". 11181~._ 1a Ct5 "... 16.4. ii 7a: A =4• o 4 . , ro liciorik eiL tr=iii.. v im, oamiloorii&got BANE d DEPOSIT, Established A.D. 1844, a ressesites. imam et mewls' sok= aserlii se emir ft. ma If llle Wok se Dwelt. .. e row et lamas am WAIN asiseMe mes boo as sipprisles. EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. Mr Onmmillm Mg is sommom IM Im ommismos 4 Om Mom "Mher pmmium. l"" I. a TIM dUrgrantarrahni Ms I CIIMAJ, AL/Al/Lae bel Ar. TORDA T. OM a Miami Mut Nomlle_flost immismo ill Mobs Mb ....4. MA tal i abiamoi Wink mil KM V i lititlaarit a t i l st i = immeMak sa rg a Vama of a• .12. a 104% Omom In MIMI Sskipirma Ames milliz itta i hr i rly of Ms milimy MS mil Me "" t il oopMV .4 _mmolW ihhi" =rMm at lers IBMS some.. mmimma ROPESBOR WILJALBA "MAU, Waritkiveaxh—= Is jyriesse es • ipm=l 119rjek& & MOM* bow : les • •••• IL • •••••••••••• buzogararowshis aim. art di mt. imam% D/L KAHN'S ANATOMICAL lmips,.lss4 MUSEUM, 3, AYR -I.llololr Os OM DAILLIIst 11 llaii bp Dr. 'mow i* revs sad Mes sa *Maw sad Topples Is sursasska elk . sal allwilsa. 4 =l: 's Isissmi ag sril• Pillair * lllsoutssa. ha. mit post be Oa MOW •• Or stsoosmosimpa GEORGE 11088021 booto to ..0 dot ottontioo ipoopoo. tb aor . AOTUKIAL 1110011111111, 2a. lb am Parlillp *Mrs &soft' OW, Kaegkee• utak MU/LON 1011110111. w. Lionlv.4-alrem Ihiablubsd 11W. WNSON'B WATCHEL- 0 Tbo qualities of bis AJP orooodolord wool apaane—llkevins nhornar. "ifs mamba Mztldiad mar onsaa al b a:Mode t UM "' noodle . P=2;.' IMMO/ 111=1•• to dr pa n dine at a no* = S MO tens II M nalanaa, Dna enn manlanat_._ end Ina pan dad So ant aaga ad Malined. liallni. . / ..i t zrzt cm .... v ...., 1=Ta ...... „. is and 4, Non raiz Is les, with Illanngkiss, prise 14s. deli s GUNNERY in 1H38 ; being a as Ma, Omen W ilsorung &ma , ssollising goiriligin of snow el man, .ad &scribing time &net lisprevonsois lionema oasaNza. 0 L. is Wier of "Ilis OW Ma . *DIA, Miler, awl Os, ilk 0.. I. PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BAItIRUIPTB. CANDID° OIL Nllol;7;:driCSiPll Hues, Caw.- WOW WON, City, sad Teals* bead merchaats, to wren dm esp. 24 at 124, sad Om. 21st 11,m Beelairbell-etrevt. 11.wl, B= r7 sall CallsienNe, Imes , of. wig., Odom. Roam' Erni:sow PLATTIN, Ewsubare-markst, Norfolk, Mar, &pt. 14 r 11. sad OM. OM 12, at Bseinghall sarsit. Oak. leis sad Co., Aldiemembury, sad Enke sad Os., Nertriet ei. Canaan, Aldsmosabwry. filairrst. Mu, Iffesideaboruk-eqsare, St. Paeans, surgeon, 27 m 2. sad Oct. 26 at 1, at iiaslniball-etratt. Ciddley, Drastall-street , of rig., Nicholson, Osoaos Jams ASHTON sad lour Pm:wren, Nark-lane, City, sad Leveed', Dock-wharf, Rabertilthe, merchants, bee. 211 st 24, sad Oct. 27, at 14, at Same:tall-street. Set, Per, Ilmod-laas, City ; of. seg., Edwards, Rasing- Jour Alarm, Flesawtrest, City, licensed victualler, Sept. Is at 1, sag Od. 28 at 14, as Basiashall•wreet. Bola., wards, Pawl. sad Wk." New- inn, lisread ; off. wag., Ed- Beakelfrafimmeat. 1110111 AS Rocas Rana sod Cmaarms Lurvoan. Peter sib=Northampsmidris,_ meriarme. Sept. 27 at 24, IS et 12, r limierrkeitesesot. Sole., Lawrence ad Oa., Old Jewry-eilmatbera, City , of. swig., Edwards, ILketwas Nenstmantr, Elmetweek Bridgrroad, hat mum lisetaar Use 1. sod OM. 26 at 2, at Baetzrball ssids., Edattest OIL. .Fiedariek's-place, Old Jewry , of. ward% WILLA"! Lanes, &SAIL, men ramehemt, Soak 211 as 2. and Ost. 27, et 24, at Ikrainghall- sows, Sala, MOM& aad Chmeowrilems; off. red`'' lideweds, Essiasikall•stmet. Tutairaa Lansaw MV,? Lemur', P Deesaddra, lispa 24 sad Ost. IS at 11, sk IPA! CsierL rk ag i , Ml* Naimoli Abbott, awl Smoiss, Exeter; of. Ifkrml. Elms,. Jona Curia end Jour Plexus, Wslisillald, Yorkshire, ssallastees, Sept. Si and OM. IS, at 11. st Leeds Court. Sala, °dm sad Cedwortb, Loeb; MC wk., Young, Loeb. Amu Hoop, Task, wise wravdmi r Sgt. 2 7 slid Oct- 26, in II or Lair Orem. flols.. Embed and Baulky; Limesteerepemdlaill ; of. eaekg., Heirs, leris. AWN Coors'', lawrialso, ileares ..dim tares, Ihmt. El mad Oat. 2S, 1, at Nambasese Osewt. Bela.. ;wet Raidiagem, sad Saba and Co.. Mae ebeelar INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. AT t ORTVGAL•111111M. A. H. &mat, Phsoor'wontrt, Old Bevil-sheet, sad Lortaawswploce, Ilona Lambeth. canolorke ElArebeat— I. W. Ilmvs, Ibranisrrplooo. Cbdosa, cols dweller— J. J. Teo*. Nortireireot. Cuter, boomed broker—T. Winos, Kewronfool, Daywitat. groincrooor— Vary Ann Gamble, Pforo4swere. Mat. Peoareirwad, Norneed victualler —W . MO* Dlaaari rplaee Comberrrollirress, cab driver—K. Ilsa7kboowlaos, beter-1. ilerdirty, Loadeshall mehei, lkoneod victualler—J. Column, Protnevilloroed, sllor—lL Harrison, Annerotroet, Orey'rlaw rood, owl are Rothrira. Yorkshire, cool owner—T. gr a kertos, "gb ilampiow.stresr, Peddlartoo, plasteror— G. H. Deakke, Hollersinst, Cerendish-aquae, lodging-hoses how" DIVIDINDS. Oat 19. J. Tanta, fiOsu;ii . t;;;,1"..os matufactorse—Got. 19. J. Wallmitha sad C. Clay, Nottingham, lam manufac tories-00LS 1. Hurd. Radcliff* and Murchastar, calico =°6, H. Taylor (avows aatam) Val* Mill, mar Iml ii iirmattaatar, mum 4`r- Oa. 6. J. Boma trasaio), lAssiokrists_ appir asaahotarar— . Z. Jaw, Woishasaktsa, Shropshko, boot ballitss -086. 19. T. Olisor sod A. Olivoy, Nostiasitsm. lan mann essen—Ost. S. T. R. H Chimer, thear—Oot. 6. W. Nahum ship bider. Cl i ktnegt Use bo psain az ualsos arm be shown to Ot isaftwy. at dr d riathag. & P. H. Comm Little rovrelmralk Patkliastak Nib repthier—Ose. T. W. R. /lodges, Maaolte*Mr, shess9-016. 7. G. essataws, Carr 91111. war Newelmik lasassibiss, salsa glair- Om. 6. P. Beim , Cola% Lear 1661 1 116 % 0 16 1 16 6-0 111 . & Liorisr. plalabor—Oot. 1& W. eataia. Yeali, Statkrd.hise, roar--00. L•A lhoomobary, Iroamoager. —Nov. 9. S. Gap, Calmisty, Tibia, do* amtaufsestuF, TARTNIMHIPB DISOOLVID. - - 0. Lewri, S. J. MUD.. sod J. Sea, lelfted, yr sedro• Won at 3.1 sad T. Pears, Wolin sepast. manitaaft-W. T. Aybilory awl Mika W•poseth lad Melissa* legle. &Om- J. Mos and . Limb. Ordid, Oiras r poolke. bowilsol sign m0u1ea1.....T. Oraimea sad I. CINNIFINN Dalora pima. Ossassmial-mel le" dessesthe poisons-W. W is' J Emeasis. Lebo. 11•Monliii% away plait r...andao taras-T. P. Paton sag W. P. Masa, Partook mows —a. am e imi NA IL Ed, Dorestatuni-0. Was sod E. Lash^ Cbeg a les.. I=l, takeire-G. ad Thaws s 0. Uwe, -to.n, piano- IbrOs orsubsions-IL S. 41 =C. N. Om* Dudley, Weverpodie. sods yip! usaalrlpm . r•-.L Ileatne sad J. Pia* liisitase. arida' mom lealare—N. 0. Bobo% W. A. Wm, ad 1. W. Poositka, New Bear-atm% City, remboar me far r nagerds W. Proakko—lt. Tea and A. lielaria, Binatoilm% rowel ratooo—W. Wl* J. Oatelses. aril J. Weki, jam, Brokaitima, moo lhorms kg ire lora—J. Tamer earl W. W. Worraarr-1110, Olarestakkiee, droo—H. orkew, W. lows, ad A. Woottoo, Wor rier City, mil Gooperk shirt maallemen—B. iltaary, Aitwap, obloberee, a fir r roger& Ma ormezioa with re Oro of Marro L. Soso sod Co., loaraltall-areat, City m , ehiparokent—W. Mamie J. Clot, Greenock, as gra SCOTCH SIQUZSTBATIONS. Curran 1111. DONALD sod MAMAS RODIALL, Crary sad nark meta. Sept. 17. at the Forty Hall, Olaerv. DAVID BAXTSZ DROWN, Deeds., aortisam, Berk 22, at DAD Brisk S.bi, Dasiao. THIt Blardah OATlnthrelo. This at y Fritland =hr eservaitlea la Whir pees am kt Oath as Prig. The these • s Patna ilk mad Targehenen--errabied YpOR r Ile euerbor NYC IS here Id Drawaer Cl.,ri awl as 2 leisie repro essimaassL Thin wee • readdreble amber et rit=; —From Behmeeml—The Earl .r=. 0,.,. Meier Lamisay,l.47 and I t on hinted. now Abwrialka—Lard mad Lindy Jana Maw, sad Bar. Were*. hula Mar Ledge —ll~ et Fib, lowa MachiA sod the arserline ad the Plh y; the Has . °MIMI eael Gen ; We ed I. Ithillthinden ;dr Bider et Aherne and Mho Nalkse; Le. Th eme earn ; Ommemi and Laly Itmateall Warm M. SAW Werra. Li., md Coeds; the Hee. Lary DA to. Proem limereemtim Howe— Hr. awl Idea Top CleptmAa Farquharson, mad the Moat Pan/shams; the Has. the Cosmos, et Mo an ; Yin Finn. Pawky; Ile. mad MM. Barter, Pr ; Other 4n. e l ram Inn imetwiled will mei spir b y te hireeerrea foe nun es beer, whir era have re hill, mad ewer the 01111414iting be horny eireiwied. Then wee • bell re d = Bremer Cad* is which • vest reeder et the renew Barr were reerat. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1858. NAVAL AND MiLIZARY. CHATHAM, flyer. 14. The first of the new large atoms docks which the imam Board of Admiralty dataradmd se building at this past Maw itimplomd, having coanpisd about throb years in it Immoliss. It is fib/ 40(1 /sat in lasigth. Id kit in .61111, awd 40 bat de*. This Imadimicas an laid as bads at aonorata, sommi fast dop and the dark la bah antitaly at Its bum &MA ponito, of whit& wand mesa cubic Ism boys Ism mei TM at this fins deck, one of the Magma Wi Halted IC . miaow gnat credit the camlinakes, Moms. want which bas bean so king apssismnid at Ws port, at a dock stdmitly large Co asassamadom Wpm - ships of war in the navy, will now bo ungpfisd. Tbs sow burin will be venal in the coarse of a but days. QUEENSTOWN, Sirr.l2. The Channel Fleet is daily expected in this ta Maar. Bar 11Lats transport Sardinia la alao doe to tanbark alas tar 7. A new steam machine, recently invented for the panne of msaufseturing iron nate for bolt &c., has bees approved by the Adnatralt , and emoted at the factory dis =t of Woolwich Doc ymd. Then nuts have hitherto ads by land, bat an siporimatal trial of the lIIKMIIIII7 prow that it is capable of turning oat 60 ants par alma* dm effecting a considasble saving of Mae and espmea. (ream inn mores oaxerra.) WAS OPPICI, Barr. IS. bed &Omni of Dregoone—Lientenent-Generel Arthur W. M. Lon lemolps, trca the 7th Dragon Garde, to ba orload is v osinaL ito Lioriesesat-Osairal Archibald Money, C. 8., , 7th L Restmtat of Droves Gusade—Major-Boreal Mined White, C. 8., to be enamel, Moe Lierrtaseat-Genami Len Sods, trenshrred to the consign of the 2nd Dmieses. ADMIRALTY. Seer. 8. Conn of Royal Marines—The &Bowies promotion ben Mien spr ee mar bar Melaity's erne la email Mae 13th eember, 1.1114. in ansapease el la death at fir nag Thames Admen Beebe, C. 8., ea ibe Ind eetalibli• min al geemal eißene et no ItefrMrsdese—vis. : Liam enerat-Gernal Jean Thesis le be isnesi; Major -Om nel J r o reaoa, ink le be Reeleasee• Moe Copenned; S Oanneammendan l o sa lllatton Brown to be nsieriemeiM i Wee Ina% pe mend. ADMIRALTY, Bue. L Cox:Royal Iderism—Colomi Semembennemient As- Macleod etreashein to be colse s loe Brown, promoted ; Lisateama-Coland sad Alazaapiir Campbell es be selnal sensedbeen meadeat, vise Berembens, paneled; Mopeds al Pow* C t M s y e e ~ r l JeL seph Oaten Trams r e e l lintsessevsleark Cr; Ilrelimeeibbeed Tabovellie e:tais, d nee Seeent, peeneed; aseed- Lientertaist Asdree Demplas Main be Ron lieataiant, Angell, pronged. SPORTING. DONCASTER MEETING. THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, MONDAY NIGHT. BT. MIR. 2 o I wit to Tozer sa f i t rt e an I East 10 to 1 Eclipse 12 to 1 °o spar 12 to 1 Volta 12 to 1 Bootee= (offd) 12 to 1 The Hadji (offd) 100 to S Blsoche of Middloblo (t) 500 to S Brother to Bird on the Irlait 200 to 100 ea The LIMP opt Brother to Bird on the Wing In the morning any odds wan otend Waite Tha but at night, alter 20 to 1 had bean booked to M., 12 to 1 oily wee offered. 'H STAKES. 33 ic; -- mat — ifisit;slaiisW --- 40 to Happy Laud 40 to Fearless 40 to Greed &lord 60 to Block Twisty CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 30 to 1 .get Manch* of Midatbia 40 to 1 Dummy DERBY. 1000 to 20 ago Gasped (t) Tie Frrownitax Ilii/TucOi 6 soya. ouch, with IC3 Eddied, he Sir-ciao sad upwards. Certain visages atm. Ths raced to oars his stsba. Oss mils. (11 sobs.) T. J. Marry. Saystent. h lardabbese. 914 SID eau. Tact) n• 11.1 I Kr. S. WWW 5 4 .4 SASS el Kam 3 rer, iForaleas) 3 Lord fiMee7Yrti Igssrsour, 4 fif, 944 Sib Ilse. SD *atm) 1.1 04baerrer 3 The hollowfus also dated .—oolt by Hormades—Physalls, Wootton, Flitch, Thuirshlll, am Spode , Gamester, Areh duchess. Batting : 6to 4 eget Sensterer, 6 to 1 eget Archduchess, to 1 eget Ciersester, 7be 1 eget D ames , Bto 1 ant Flitch, 10 to 1 eget Knight of gnoramus, with lose lead, made play to the bend, where the lot closed, and Knight of Lars took up the running, with Saunterer in close arenderos. • ass recto is with the first two wee won on the post b a heal ; wry bed third ; the others beaten of, Tharshill esd Wegitka being the last two. Tin Dowcorrin PLon (Handicap) of 70 sow. Wham =OIL Ow mils. 1111T1 - 11•4;mle Radio, W Vaableoi. 3 yr*, TA flittbhmtaal 1 Mr. R. 112.6.••• t. Prom. Mime Mot. m. 1.4 Mb Weall.mr) I Mr. O. 4 ....touribb sews Map, 3M. Tr .• ...1/3...11 3 Mr. lbebarb toed Lo. Sawn, 4m. Ist Mb (L. Ihmrdisi 4 The following also ran :—Kestrel, Bashi =Maid of Dement, Breadknife, Turret, Evelyn, and Bettina • 6to 1 awn Sartre', 6 to 1 seek eget Evelyn and Cheery Chap, 7 to 1 apt Broadlanda, 8 to 1 eget Hegira, and 10 to 1 eget any Mbar. Hegira made all the running, and won by a length ; two lengths between the wooed and third end a neck between the third and fourth ; Kestrel wee a bad fifth. Evelyn was sixth. TN' CIAIITAGNI STAKE! Of 60 ewe. each, h ft, for 2-yr-olds ; cent, Bet 71b; Bet 61b. The mood to save his stake. Red Hon.. in (5 furlongs 162 garde). Mr 0. Memett Prelude, to ToottoOMO, Mae IJ Odunuel 1 Mr. Reblosene Oaria Su ..... ..... Ilt. Pderrel 2 Mr. Greenlee Merrrosm. M 711 e I Mimeo. 3 The following oleo rest : Gladiolas, f by West Australian —lnertias. Lord of the Manor, Harsher, Craton, Mala chite, and Vigo. Betting : 6 to 4 sot Maryann, 4 to 1 ant Cavendish, 8 to 1 ant Crriftoo, 10 to 1 ars Malachite. Prelude nude ell the running, sad won by • length ; a head only buten. the snood and third. Lord of the Manor was fourth, about two lengths from the third ; Crofton was fifth end Maheith lath. Sir C. Mack declared to win with Prelude. THE FILLY STEIL= of 30 11101111. each, 20 ft, tor 2-yr- We ; tilliea, sit 71b each. Red Rosso I. (10 sobs.) Athstral Hantawt4 illy.by Obsraidair—Mlbrdsieb dim. Sot TT► lam, 1 Mt. MM./ Mines. M TII, l.l Gower, I l i t , le itaenniTstitzu any , Am* t' y welted until rviselifai the dietwee, w►.n she moo sway and woo by four laegths. &se dietetic* boterola the mooed sad third. Tan ORBAT Yoasartas HANDICAP of 26 seta. seat, 15 ft, sod 6 only If declared. to., with 100 added. The mooed to receive 60 sees. out of the Maas. CerWn winner, =ha. St. Lager canna (86 subs., 61 of whom declared.) Mr. Z. Too ltromlt's Prion• Mood Is Amottatj y llortrotro. rut fit lb llorittaml 1 Mr. 0. Lmlortle oormrtorts, yrs, at ab .......01tottoort I Lord Mawr% Irothor to BIM on th e Wita rt. 70 10 10IttlIonort It,. lartort POW. d Doursort. 3 In. ft BR.(W. Rm.., 4 The Stlievrtng also run :—Zuyder Zee, ...(rchabill, Young Ropefel, Scribbler, South Western, Dumfries, Night Reeter, Syllabus. Bettina 4to 1 apt Priam of Danmark, 6 to 1 apt Zisydar Zwe, 6 to 1 each apt Orchebill snd Scribbler, 8 to 1 apt Prioress. 100 to 8 each apt Queenstown and Night Ranger. Grobehill led to the bend, where be was beaten, and Brelber to Bird-on-the-Wing and Prioress wars left in treat, is American mars coming sway by herself on ester lag the straight, sad winning in a canter by four lengths; about Ni lengths between the second and third Young Repeal was Ma, and Night Ranger rioth ; Zayder Zee and Orehehill ware next. Scribbler refused to start, and we. left TN'S !SEWN° STAtis 01 6 sob% gm* wfth 60 did; fear 7.-yr-olds sod optrordo. T.Y.C. (17 maw.) 14. lel6aisr► LW" by Woods, g yys tgoo. TM gub IL EMI Yr. J. Onberer)fta Msfn INA TM lib .....Kballaberl I Yr. htaer► laWb'fibtlip t lgb 4fn WI. **Pb 1.4.1.1er0f LI 3 Y. 51404•43 M. a h r . 3114 103.1. IN (Oestmarc4 4 Mr. WIMOY4 I run 11:1:=1.0.1 14 .,wi: at , paging ID :SS eget o' the Dale. 4to 1 (et fret 6to Ll e r Lim* 4 be 1 ape Greco Devito& Woo easily by WM. booth between the aseos4 and third bed arena winner wee sold to Lord Leadabaroust tar fib edam. _ _ - Tinreaassow IPrAiis et XI sm. Net, 10 ft, lir 2-yr- Ms; e=7lb orb. Bel Nom IL (II subs.) POWs. Ub ..stlt 1 Mr. tr:rs e intrth Llsoola, mike voit 0 . 41 7 tif • _ _ _ Tan Snt•v. Prraa.—shatto, wee woo book.d d gm% elm i• but, bet Ma rider brag 21b overweight he gm and lib moos vat giant to Natratotio, who woo assal --- The waft yr showery, tad the sfteenooe doll aad away. Thereat( we, however. teat tatervetise, era the clear et the AMMONS mare emend to excite e livay lama. LATEST ST. LEGER BET HER. DONCIATIII4 TVIIDAY NIGHT. 7 to 4 ant Toxophilita 8 to 1 Etat Langton 10 to 1 Volta 10 to 1 Eclipse 12 to 1 Haight of Hors 12 to 1 004441111114 14 to I Soabsota 100 to 6 Tb Hatt 100 to 6 Blanca* of Kidd/able 30 to 1 Kelpie 60 to 1 Partota'a Sas RACES THIS DAY. INTIIII, POl TER 41:11./e4 TLATI. Taberman II Tadao. . Kelpie hpaarsanarn ..... 4 11/01.4•44. ea* Lew will be mai FRIDAY. 101 TEX Lenora • yobs ..... Ormim.beilb TM Poe lawman§ TWINY Ale Pow Taft (It 13) lariar fr ..... 4 2.46. Mack " =": 81 Jiro to W tio• 6 Min : Tesroarart. 4 Bail Barak 4 Tb• 1144J1 Moos d Damarlt Aaelett artion Z 47444 Zet 4 NEWMAIKET SECOND OCTO . AcCIPTLXC POILTszCs witch Come. (760 ab.) ib Mir ...... I A IBER MEETING. MI STAKES. Caw,- ....... 1 VW. iii ." 7;111INO Aw ....... S ournow 4 !New :: 3 Weseeser... ...... . 4 by TIN bubo lb ea) 3 Seem Barytes 1 Nadu . ....... 3 1 Osetsdiliai•iii . II 3 Mel* l UAW 3 east I is s re ''' .. I .. ii IGHTON MEETING. CLMIIIIIDOIBIIIna /Taxis. I. subs, 68 of wikosa pay (sly 5 Ar VOW, M. gob Loris .. Amber ....... Wry*, tab Ma bbier lisal . ***** ..r..ie Duke of Dots.. Swale =SOU= irresroor—Olargis =it the Tours ; Wawa NW /saw 11 010110 Gi....... ....... Maws ....... Dross ftw;A::::•:::::: .::: :::: •.*; i ' - iiiax:: Kind Ilan 4= Ki=j:::: t i rlian. ..... :::: Pese, tn Ka ' "." jali W.Kiii:: ....... Miss. by • Arli ACCIPTANCREI POZ Cambridgeshire Cuomo. sem reek) ' I' •• • riessiiii ******* " • fte Lmli:* iiiiiii .two ieii ..... Bra Tn BeallieW .. ObNIIIMMOI l_ds!iis or moan) . • Prefili tti=oo 1 Kt. Via .... .: * .r. .. 1 ... ... 1 4 aim The NIA . KMr Kelt& ~.. nausea KW. .... Mae et the Olvis , Vol, .... . la a hj"ii amide Jia.. Porsers . Monde ....... ......... 11Mao et PANIC IN THE MUSIC HALL PERSONS KILLED. AT A most terrible catastrophe happened at Shef field oa Yeaday night, six persona being kill= end two others most severely hurt. The accident was precisely =el lar to that at the Survey Mamie Hell, when the Rev. Mr. Spurgeon preached there ; end It curiously happens that the building in which this calamity has occurred bears the earns name. The Sheffield Barmy Music Hall, which wee previously a very capacious nrecture, has been recently enlarged, ni -1 constructed, and decorated afresh. It Is now capable of accommodating some 3,000 persona. It wee re-opeasd after the alterations only on Friday evening; and Monday night was therefore the third performance since the re-open ing. The attractions attendant upon the novelty of the neoorations and a new company of performers had drawn together a very large audience, and the hall eras crowded In every cert. Probably little fewer than 3,000 pawns were present. It may be well, before describing the accident, to give a general outline of the interior oometnietka of the place. The building is planned entirely on the placiple of • theatre. The audience portioa of the stymies* mein fists of a pit, a row of boseejnet elevated above it, sad two glee of galleries above the kiss. There are two entrances. nee at the front, end the other in Workhouse-lane ; but this latter is only temporary, until the reconstruction of the hest of the building is finiahed. The bones and pit are thawed by pelages which are on the same level all the distance; but the galleries are of course reached by flights of step, and here it was that nearly the whole of the tragical portion of the calamity thawed. The othwireple originated about a quarter to eight in the evening. Modems Marietta, a favourite with Surrey Munc hen audios% was singing on the slap. accompanied by the bead. sad the utmost silence prevailed throughout home, pit, and galleries. In the middle of this lady's song the patio arose which led to the casualty; but how it originated is as yet a matter of some doubt. The account which la current is that a young man fired a pined in the gallery; and It is said that several persons are prepared to come leeward and state that they saw him do so. It is also said that one of the small chandeliers, which was broken sod fell on the stage, was knocked then by the pistol shot; but another version is that the chandelier was afterwards broken by some persons getting down from the galleries In order to moths. ta ides seem to have prevailed in the place that the large pledast boon the minim over the metre of the pit, wee broken, and had fallen ; but this was unfounded, as the chandelier Y uathiured. Another rumour was that the ri wee an =liked= of gee. Hower the eassairophs may in the first instance have been owned, this feet Is oohs certain, that in the middle of Madams Marietta's song a great cry of alarm suddenly rang theengh the bulletin, end large numbers of those present rosined towards the doors to escape. Madame Marietta tus fortesialely parte* of the nano, and ran ameiszolag sad el• &halm lathed the some, thus adding to the fright of the andisesth Mr. Taoism, the peoprietor of the asnoldishment (who was stamiag at disbar sear the MIMIC*. talking to a pat . ). kerb( the mein, rumba on to the stags, end salmi what wee the melee, with great proems of mind preemid to abbess the wedismos Be grand them most ampitelkethy that waft whatever had happiest le mass eny danger, that the only inroad of alarm wee thdr owe hided of der, mad that If they sat still so harm weld moor. The preemie of shad End energy of Mr. Tooth' at this crisis mead be too highly eulogised. His in. end emer ge* weeds and demeanour had the effect of ashelag the wane, end three who had not already left the plate in wand their Nets. Mr. Toad= also bowleg the rumour that a pistol bed them discharged cffered to give 61. to any OM who would ems forward and point out the perm, who lad dome it. As we have said, the audience beams geld, and preparations were made for going on with the performance'. Scarcely, however, had order been restored. when the minds of the persons present wee* again excited by a cry that the building was on tire at the top. Again the panic set In, this time with immensely increased force. Mr. 'louden again swayed to calm the multitude, but this time utterly without effect. For the moment completely wild with terror, the crowd rushed in every direction towards the doors. Screams of fright and pain arose on every aide, se the masses of people, huddled together in heaps, strove to get before each other on their way from the building. Wherever a door stood in their way the panels were smashed in, and the glees shivered. In the passages proceeding from the lit and boxes there was comparatively little danger. It was ca the steps leading down from the galleries that the most terrible same occurred. There are several winding flights of only about half a doom steps, at right angles with each other. The turnings being so acute it would appear at first sight that they were more than usually dangerous to snob a crowd ; but this was really not so, for though the sharp creme of the briar/at might hurt the gamma pressed against than, each of these Sight" included within its own imits a separate mess of the multitude, and prevented the pressure behind from becoming so great as to fora the foremost persons Medicos forward and precipitate thine behind on than. Had the stairs been straight, this area have happened, and many would have boa enthethd ; and had they bow open et the skim, with the protection of balustrades, wages mad ham been peolplisted over them, to the great peril of their lives. Evan with all these advan tages, however, most of the injuries which were mstathed were caused by the pressure on the stairs. The some was frightful. The shouts of the men were inter asinsbd with scream from the women, and frantic en bathe the they might be allowed to 'scope. One rag woman, who is killed, was seen to be precipi tated from amongst the crowd down one of the flights of Mope. She fell on her head on to the brick flooring. Broken fragments of her oomb and her coral necklace wen afterwards picked up on the spot where she was killed. Another woman had a narrow escape. She was user to the unfortunate creature who was killed, and had a child in her arms. Inspector Lialey (who exerted himself zealously) was standing within a doorway at the bottom of the Sight, helping the people down sad entreat ing them to be calm. He saw the woman with the child n the act of being precipitated forward. He caught her with the alt lea they were falling ; and thus their lives were red. Two young men were killed during the struggle an dim deka Another, who was found dead just inside the enthetios, was taken to Mr. Todd's, cabinet maker, whence he was removed to the White Swan. Mr. Booth, surgeon, who was called in, and most promptly attended, saw him there, and, perceiving that life was extinct, ordered that be should be carried back to the hall, when the bodies of the young woman and the two young men were lying. Mr. Booth than stationed himself in the building, in medlars to attend to any injuries that might be indict. d. It most sin gularly happened, however, that not a single casualty came under his notice in which his services could be of any avail. All who were brought to him were either dead, or died immediately afterwards. No doubt many other persons must be injured, more or lees seriously ; bat none ot them have as yet been beard of, except those whose injuries are dahribed below. In addition to those killed two young men were very seriously injured ; and on being taken up were conveyed at once in • cab to the Infirmary. These, it is supposed, re mired their injnries on the gallery stairs, when the greatest crush took plant. On their arrival at the Infirmary, in on sequins of the house surgeon's (Mr. Hart'a) &berets they were attended by his assiatent, who immediately mat for Mr. H. Jackson. Both men were delirious, one being lltnelly frentic. Many persons escaped In an almost miraculous manner. Large numbers made their way on to the stage, and they into the rooms which overlook Workhouse-leas. They got out at them windows and dropped to the grouted. Others proemial into Mr. Yoadan's private rooms in Beat of the beildhg, mud mowed in like manner by taking hold of the window dl and dropping to the footpath. It was more than as hoar before the place was cleared of people. There was but little left inride to indicate the fear ful eatestrophe which had taken place. The broken doors showed the force of the straggle; end on the stairs than were sours eaggestive mementoes of the terrible meas. On one spot there was a long streak of bloat geld Go wall, while here end there might be seen a button eir pima et sloth torn off in the struggle. A vast crowd had minded In Weather by the rumour, which had spread through the town like wildfire, "The Casino is on fire!" Very ems, however, a detachment of police was on the spot, egd the hunt of the building was kept perfectly clear. Still therm& of pewees crowded the vicinity of the building until a late hoar last night. The second panic, that the building was on fire, may possibly) be explained by a circumstance that ham nap that On the gain of the gallery there wee found a woman's velvet mantle, partially burnt. Of course it is sot known how this garment ignited; but it seem not nalikely that the smell and sight of it burning gave rise, in the excitable state of the audience, to the peale which caned the mischief. The regret with which this tragedy mast be regarded ia enhanced by the tam that nothing at all happened to cause the slightest danger, sad hat but foe one of those panics which unfortunately seise multitudes assembled in buildings no harm could have hap piest' to say perms. About half-part 11 at night, the body of the young 'masa re recognised by her father, who had beard if the cata strophe, sad famed that his son who as well as his daughter had be preeent at the oateatiophs, was among the lulled. After identifying his daughter, he proceeded to a public house, Q-In-the-Corner, Paradise-square, where lay the body of a young man about 18 years old, who bad beta found dead on the causeway in Workhouse-lane. Having apparently eatiedled himself that the body which lay there could be no other than that of his Non, he waited to ask for no description of the body—would give nose—bet forced his way through the crowd, peel the pollee et On her, tad upstairs in the most frantic inasuar. While be was apemen a series of the most =elb!adds VIM the viz without. Them proceeded derly-litirsd women, who also had evidently cents leer realeelea that the theared ins her son, for she cruel the us* piercing air of Oh my child, ay ehll4—my defile shild ; I know he's dead, and that bee here." And then burg her way into the Inn fell back inesseibia, exclisithri as she fild so, "Oh, I cannot look at tar" The area Itserbi the sob, and imagining it to be Ide who, ran tleetnerks, esisioles, 'lt is not he." Haerieg this, the wear eau& et the hope that her son wee yet living only to tee it speip, per to the roseatime her heisheed hir Templesd the body at that of his son, and orsing downstairs senli net tarsal the fart. Her grief new knew no boss& Ole beet the table with her hinds, sierra with hr het, end seeresed fm the most frightful ressme fee seedy bellsrbeter, and was at length with dillealry borne beer. Deemer was known r Abut &be, and wee the eta of a fliscutter ta yd4wa the litr. Osumi% _el the Cyclops Works, and reefillsig la We reareusi the father is a teihnbless end bee a bane family. The Yawing Is a easipill list of the prier tl lad • Thrift Media, Ned 18, (dada, Itielei-vosil Ina, 11651M0w. 1 9alds, g1 Wir i alroad-lass. Elks 1117ey, Osetstreek _Werflielirsuar. Albert Uses, lls sear, Wtertaiderhate. John Willey, Astmatifrnad. Urn heiebry at the isilkury we kers that the two Ma takes dem Dad who re both eafirag Gem conosesien of the brain, haw teemed awribUity, sad us likely to ties. 24 @Mr of then, berm is yet be a stre to give say par rulers as to how he received his Warier. One of them in Thomas Hanks. eget ht. Wader, Haim; the other lo Thorpe Harrison, sir 16, Inucher's assistant, South west, Pea. - - A rumour was;;;;;y;;;;iri — tieTtlis seeithat was cared by the Ibis( of a pistol, sail shot lib was the bea sts( cis prroaditsted plan, designed., Ware _the proprietor. Whoa this herd, it is said, the aratiaidwrad to abbe wee ad in to sad left bands. as the issuers, and a ary yea en op that th• staircase was as the amend posses sr, pwspared to some forward sad hehleipulthisb. ire they saw • pistol Bred, and it soma Mesa seaoaeshs haw the mesas could have bees met Ike sublesemily, as lie w ishes an all above rack. Teettrday shims= a rasportabb hats( yaws sea, amid fiaaaves, sears to the Pobeerilloe aid raise that be was dr saddestal mar of the bar; that hi was la dr (*lsm sad shaskiste as arab of gas bad it with • *bed arub;; and that as espiseioa followed, which was sertaltea kir the &lag cit • pima. la support of this statsossat be his bad, which hr ourtaisiy bras brat, sad his statamat it was doss by tlie ezpitolea. If this be trek it tapirs' the whole affair. Bat there are so marks of say violist* is be tarry. As bird was opined last night on the bodies ; bat little was dose amp to identify the remains. (161 *m ! I II a (Stamped Id. Addition L) [TWOPENCE. TILE RIGHT HON. I. W. HENLEY, ILP., IN OXFORDSHIRE. BANBURY, TUESDAY. The anneal meeting of the Oxfordshire and Banbury Agricultural Association wee celebrated this day at Banbury. In the afternoon • dinner was held in the Town hall, at which Colonel North, M.P., President of the So ciety, presided. There were also present Lord Leigh, tlie Right Hon. J. W. Harley, M.P., Mr. J. H. Lamina M.P., Col. Cartwright, M.P., the Hon. W. Plaines, the Mayor of Banbury, Mr. I. J. Henley, and a large num ber of the patty and Snows of the district. The weal loyal and patriotie toasts having been gran, Mr. CLITWIIO HT proposed the health of the members for the county of Oxford, South Northamptonabire, and South Wandokohire. He trusted that the right bon. gentleman who had honoured them with his presence that day, notwith standing that politics were rigidly excluded by the rules of the society, would be enabled to favour them at any rate with his expeneme of Cherbourg and his opinion of the charac ter and important* of the works there. Since the loot meeting of the society the right hon. gentleman had been appointed President of the Board of Trade, and he (Mr. Cartwright) wee satlidkd that the country generally would feel that it was the right man in the right place. (Cheera.) The toast having bees drunk with loud cheers, Mr. HaillisT, M.P., teas to respond. After thanking the stieralig km the osedishty with which they had received hi= he preceded to my :—My has. colleague in the chair he. warned as to be short k the remarks we have to make. I hops lam sot In the habit of trespassing vary long upon your primes on those mourns, and I can insure you that I shall not occupy any coosiderable portion of your time now, be I know you have a good rule in coonexiou with this merry which requires that we should not traipse* on what are celled political subjects—those subjects on which differ enoss of opinion are likely to exist; at the same time there are some subjects on which no difference of opinion can arise, and which I may be excused for alluding to for • moment, whether they be of a domestic or a general political character. (Chases.) I In the first place, that I may congratu late the mashy on its general state of prosperity. (Loud =sera.) Ups, former occasions when I have had the honour of =drawing you here, I have said that we were unfortunately placed In the position of having empty workhouses and full gaols. I am glad, how ever, to he enabled to say to-day that we have both empty Teahouses and empty gaols. (Chien.) I was glad Sr find, on returning home last week, that the whole number then in the gaol was 82 or 83, which is. much lower than for very many yeen. (Cheers.) Such a circumstance must offird matter for sincere congratulation to all of us, for we all know that crime is generally produced by the pressure of the times, and the absence of crime leads ea to the conclusion that our bumbler brethren are well employed. and have the means of oomfottahle subsistence. (Cheers.) There are many subjects of public interest on which we can also mutu ally congratulate ourselves. Our prospects in India, wham there is scarcely a man among as who has not sane relative or friend about wham he is anxious, are much more cheering the they were when we met on this omission twelve months ago. (Cheers.) Our women have at least been all removed to a place of safety, and, so far as I tan judge from the ac counts which we receive from the disturbed districts Jr that distant country, there I. every reason to believe that things are growing daily better, and that the trouble is fest subsiding. (Hear hear.) It is also matter of congratulation to us th at t he war, however It may have been begun with China, has terminated . A war with 300,000,000 of people at that vast distal= moat sienna have neosesitsted the maintenance of a large naval torus at • con siderable distance been this =sultry. I do not intend to say a weed shoat Cberbourer, aotwitbranding the sprat of my hen. Mend Mr. Cartwright, he the simple runs that I was sot then ; but with every disposition to believe In the good Intentions of our neighbours, sad the good brim which It le the mutual interest of both = ~, -'.= to maintain towards sada other, I honestly comfese that I think it • great relief to every Zugllahman to find that about a fourth pert of the naval force oft= country, which has hitherto beta oft to some 16,000 or 18,000 miles away, will, in consequence of the treaty with China, be enabled to return, and, at all events . , if not altogether discharged, be engaged In cruis ing nom hoar, ready tot any emergency. (Hear, hear.) no entering into a war with 300 millions of people at such • distance was a with responsibility, end no hams, t maid be= farms= when =eh • war would be Fortusaisly we have now raison to believe that ft la aided: and that circumstance aloes Is a wetter of mutual congratula tion for all of us. (Cheers.) Perhaps it would not be broom lag la me, is the once which I have now the honour to fill as • servant of the mown, to touch upon any general political topics ; nor would it be in accordance with the rules of this society. Nevertheless there are some queer= upon which we do not disagree on which I may poiribly be excused if I sag a few wards. At many of the montage which have lately been held in various parts of the country there has been • censiderable quantity of loose talk by what I might almost term " log= fish"—(laughter)—in relarenos to the govern ment. Persons who are now cioctipylng similar positions to that which I have the honour to fill bays been subjected to somewhatanne remarks. Some have abused us fur being coassevatives, and others have abused us because they say we are liberals. (Laughter.) Now I an Ma mow& to remember when the name . Conservative" Ina aerie up, for unfortunately lam not a young man. I • rhino, however, that the three points which were then raised, the deleadere of which were celled coneervatives, are sow scarcely known. At any rate they have long rued to he attacked. Those three points were—first, an indiscriminate &trek upon the Irish church ; secondly, a demand for church Ey. to be pat into seceder pockets. sad thhdly, the ta d the Hour of Lords. Those were the them ta on which the conservative stood. Two of them were Week= for some yam, but now ail of them have died away. I certainly don't sea why we should be abased for being ocaservativea, and for not going whooping and hallooing about these matters when nobody WA= an attack upon them. I fie sr think we have any right to be Mimed, for we have stood still solely because those parties who were opposed to us have given op attacking the questions whichoriginally ooestitated coraversatiese. If dmllar quirk= should ever be raised again, I do not think that the cion senative party will be found wanting in their defence. (Cheers.) With regard to the future, lam sorry that I can not pretend to my anything et all. Yoa know very well that the government are in this position—the parties who mdse the Reform Bill have chosen for the lest six or seven years to find fault with their own work. (Hew, bear.) Mind you it was no work of the cooservatives. (Laughter and cheers.) It was no 'hilt' of 011111, and therefore we had nothing to say to it; but the pair who constructed It have been themselves the very men who have amused themselves for the last six or seven years in singing out all over the country that it must be altered. (Hear, hear.) In to they have dirtied their own art to leech •s dgree that they have felt moat uncomfortable in it. (Laughter and cheers.) They have never attempted to mend it themselves, bat nevertheless they still say that It wants mending. The cry bas now gone on for some years. As I have already said, the Reform Bill wee no child of ours, out at the ea= time If there is any possibility of our mending it so as to satisfy all pinks, I as. no reason why we should not make the attempt. (Hem hoer.) I hope I have not errors= on the rules of the; society in what I have laid. I don't think, as a public man, appearing before many of my mastiteente, that it would have been fair for me to have sad lees. 1 can only add, that so long as I have the honour of being in • poet ocin to Fern the county, I shrill be most happy to do all he my power to pro mote your istinsts, sad to do ay duty sounding to the ben light that God give me. Hitherto I have always experienced a kind reception from all my Meade in this county and neigh bourhood, and I have no doubt that so longs I hold the same sad " keep the dish even." I shall be shakily reothed right hon. gentleman romped his seat amid loud ahem Cornet NORTH, M.P., end Cok•el CARTWRIOET, M.P., mho Mr7l.lltower. proposed the health of the tomb= for the city of Oxhide= dr borough of Barbary. Mr. I.llllollTon, 11.1" ~ nezeatied. lie mid Ws right haa. Mend Mr. Howley had them, in reference to the Refine Bill, shot the whip bed so dirtied their nest that they' found it tropmeltde to rem& in it, and that the ho.. roamer who had sensed= them in the pomm el= of the and were also so dimerited with It that they were detemnred at length in Neil as sierellos. Ile was el 171.111 4=d In y t ti l d s r hands v ir I I v;4 t i t v "ma t s : a borer Rehm BSI then that which had passed ceder an t= napkin of the =Ms. Berg • Owen reformer at heart, ha was and easier is me rekera carried out to this fullest pas simm soul, so king is II filly premolar= the coostituttrie of se s . end he was thee extremely happy to bad d o s f righthr hon. mend sad the mess= government were prepared to try their herds, bongoes he now hoped to see all peaks ran= let ertylag a Teeny geed measure, such set weeld prove aidathdy bes,thQ to the whole i i i , o r izt . 7. ings Several ether torts having bees given, the were brought to a do= Barri= AicasouxlicAL Aesocunom.—Coit -0 HUM 70k 3111 L—Dr. Pahwer, or Newbury, hem jest re solved • ermetemelueeles hue F. G. Pettigrew, Req., Y. 8.8., maim that i theleet wain et the Commit of the British Areirosieglesi ateelieSsa I woe deritiel that the Congress fee tee lilleig be MU et Newbury, sad that the Bed at °anima kfid bliollied drafts of prerident for that owe don. The -mass of imelmthile in the above neighbour hood for Waterfall end andomortea research, hitherto 00mPa , navel, setuplotet, will, se doubt, aftrrd • rich trod to the arolismiviet. CUP. ee.. NO: .0 'll▪ .1