The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-24 00:00:00

s ot / y ,t Y 1 IA'J - - 112 /Csid 14 , v • 8 , 0 • .• a lIT ....; sattax,2l ITWOP . c .t .:; NC ';-jl' E ' . _.. , ,r".:.it2l:::yr.„ LONDON, FRI DAY BVENING, JANUARY 24, 1882. No. 4,822.] (Stamped, Id. Additional) wailing caused by this/Medi* intelligeees are bitter awl overwhelming. ha Me gbod time may God adisole the poor sufferers who have sustained such a crushing lam. the breadwinners of whom lto•eeholds have been swept away. Scarcely a house monad the pit but has a gap* show in the number of its familiar and beloved faces. IS will be long indeed before the melancholy traces of such • holocaust is removed. In many affectionate and loving hearts the remembrance of it will may cease with life. But we need not dilate epos seek • theme. The night is wild, stars peeping out, sad the wind fir whistling and sweeping wildly round the platform. Br math are numerous blazing fires, around which small groups are collected, the glare of the flame shining ripen their faces red and glowing as they cower ever the fame for warmth. Upon the platform a few men are etandisge or are wandering listlessly about, the only interruption to the silence being the occasional cry for the descent ere ascent of the gin or crab or jack, as the ease may be. The various shift. go and come, but add little or nothing to the facts already stated• The widows and families of those who had died in the pit bad long bees prepared for the worst, and bed sunk into a torpor of silent grid, nt which not even the intelligence that confirmed their wane aatielpations could rouse them. Mr. Charles Carr is sr dowdy unwell from the effects of bodily fatigue and meals/ anxiety, and everyone concerned in this &pealing calamity is grlevoudy depressed. Yr. William Coulson and his men deserve the highest praise far their unceasing perseverance. Equal credit is due to those pitmen who volunteered their services to go down the shaft and assist the mining engineers. On demeading at four o'clock in the afternoon they got beyond the &mak where the sit WY most obnoxious, and they found it S. improve as they prooseded beyond that part of the palls The dead bodies won swollen to nearly double that ordinary size. Several of the corpses were found near two double doors about fifty yards from the shaft, one of which had been half opened by one of the deceased men. The news of the recovery of the bodies reached the bank while Mr. J. T. Atkllmon mid Mr. T. Y. Hall were fitting on the diver's diem to descend the pit. ,CCITA, calms Madrsa.-71sis well-issown , ouilOon • ILDLS-IrL, LAO Sow IMPolooroo Mn JI to, Victoria ) Dooiso maw Unk Monk P005 , ...rs Mob. isooosoad so Ism lOW so.p. bung wpm* Our llot WY Node. bos . J ....w51) rottust, has illiaeleassalikombribm Wpm's ,,,rry am loold soil rOoworams. n w COllll It isssnyr at is VON 10.• f..ts.owdi sordiloos Aso Wimp. So yrs. Z. 24;) toss. Jones !yam,,s4 tto t woo Golan VW" I.PSI tom of the soak Ltll os. Cloioolls. Mel odolli or pomp soots to Mwn. Grimiest sod 011.0 . 1 . . 6.04•144r05t. SW. Yvon Alh,l BoolS siod OS. ;Asa Stmt [C.: et al the .titcee the Congsay,lllritlfo ' too. : also oppbmilos /Or oppolieloolslo - la this swim Amid bo Nolo RICHARD [WNW. 11 !• Sot lolls sod IMAM 111N1.100111.11111 0.11.0.114 11. LL AWLI7A, cal .0, • di leave the V put/ewers ~ ..Meat sllkp ,• .• rviitte. •tU carry at lb. g 0,..e .111 . . lb - t--11,41,4 1441,48 owsp4ll Ampro. 1004 J . 4 ii. 2. - al toe ihe saute. f. ),‘ hefO. ee le= ts.W uhal *rect. LC.: tem Woke. B.C. lehlefulga gib lot lolls es d laud Xs. It IMO 4 T it SW TOMS ILAPILIIIIII lITI hat-peemeed Wet If elnarrlit rrs A. wet lIANGAIKX °wow, Aar Celia peleeee. le. I ides. INfiesed reemeeterre I , we ode le wain* ' •ma MOST. 11DI• 0: I The fteenfary NUTICI4 thehel . e ease 1.1 deg .1 nen %CHANGE wramente g 7.1: 4 1•••••••11 ILL Itteßelle el Maim, red Newts reterved I e. • fhfitie hi fed sedseeeehaff No seeder r lobe I met le le bet\ Noe tweir smut elegerei the INNIS 111111.• The Seeretem el 11l norm the IV le tee ewes el temelehts eh or at the Der oh the day folb.el • pulses •111 he it 4, bees aereptetl. It secept.l. the I' talt on or 1,44 e tl Mar apphestita. ,Thbdied with a he 111. metre. sad eW be &slimed am LOANS, Iro AA asairtty, rep Is AU !be arm TB2 Proprietors of the LONDON PAVILION lobe the waled agrortmelty probeN NNW aware MANZI le thole Mimi owl Ye ler own Imelleeme moomor la whisk Way oimpseled lbow hat orealon, otemies of Wit Mar BANIPIT me moseroome et the wt U emeeme utak alisetted main of lie mmeOfet werateA tbey be nrosesi emir =NOON PAVILION, Thallowleakeet, Or of Ow Ilaymeamt. Aksalas,4li and le. (nor an OWN oomnsporoirr.) NEW BARTLEY, JAN. Z 3, Nun ♦.l. TEE HARTLEY PIT CATASTROPHE The shaman bows bees quietly prosecuting their work is the shaftduring the eight, making all secure for the worlds; parties, who will proceed as early as is osesisteet with safety into the workings, to bring away the deed beam d the noforkmate men. but the public must not be eels niiiipd if this (611004 be done far a day or two. The shaft 1 lo tar from being in a secure conditioo, ►od the men walking to f 1 might he killed aoy moment by a fell. From the wa rlike et the Ines knight op last night, even with the honlitieleg in full roperillion, the air le bed in the theft, and k pashehly worse in the workings. Thee, again, the pawsgs by wllish the IMO wirrieght their way last night through the dark which has been obstructing the skit is. s more " end wig ►ave to be cosaidee• ably lisharged Were the bodies elm he brought through it It le so amegeration to state that in the ,life of emu man who has ventured down the shaft, the chances were • hundred to one that he would be brought up a expos, ass& wit► those who penetrated into the yard seam the duos was proportionately greater. There is little doubt bnt the 215 poor creatures whose bodies now lie entombed died as Sunday night. The (note are these :—The timber ski bank tiring, with l►rge stones, which the hugh brats bewm tore up and forced 'Stay with it in its terrible desist down the shaft, wens hit etieldng abentlialf down, or egsidis• lantimettiminshneetili• itos4lma (thelihaft—aboat fifty ITAIII/111D sad DWARIkTIPAINED 111101? ue *MM AL ZVIZOILIMAII, sad daddies= Mad aad Ili ii as. . MR. J. 0. STIVINS will BELL by AUCTION, at Ye Cheat Rom. at TO MOIJIOW ittatunlep. hie 11 . a K = v re e l l i'=" . ...= ..u..... a OSNAIIIIITAL KVIL/tOWIII sod Trete and Shrubs, Staatteid Apple., Pee" Milk thentior Oriel train.' APO" Pieta" NelilliiSSll, he. Alm a tow Olestatee and Orteshease limia-0% view the staistes el mit Me Weimer W. BTKAM COMIIIINIO4IIOI to . Olpret—The UV carom wor =g de , RUI itLi114111? OGIU'ANT Imbed sopa kw Isom Illem4lol2lll . :s 6. 2 l l 4 lpmemrs tai Jr ja77 I IIUV rir iosz. ETNA. I mo.wo IL Fos m KANO/MOO. Weirtaft. L oLueow, Widaisiq, feb. AM wary siirsalles WedrvAay oft U. U. sad SI plow^ essentlys to Ow woos- Vormd pares. • plars. losbeiba pmvisions homerrs he Canal Old She WNW, NW, booked IsiOs.—rvie Mbar particulan aa vitlllerla i r el Woriftroist. laverpow • SIA V. vi. 1i Mllimaras. Cuy Nis. KILNS' (ALFRID WIBB MLR* raw Amu, AND wlpu szocw bra. wawa.. isubl ANGOLA Ns TIIIINDIAL Is am Nerds awl waft br iir nue Trams ware wear emir Winn b 711. szoorilka ANL sad who is AM isersbd WWI airy M e baltarbe sem- Obi le lb raw 1111fAILEIMID 1011 i FADAUART. Ire. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION at 1862. .11. • blektradiltod soil wants 111011AVU10 dSo mop dams& alrootsro tot the INTWATIONAL ILLESMOti ot ark se eligiss atauxaca. um be It ie rk s t e t. sod s 4 IS, Basolparhs sod Ilsopoes Ilookrir, Draws, Bali lisksinh 4•4 oaring Oulattlm __PO4.1.1.101.88". 11111• °rms., January 22, 1862. The Norwrary d Mole tar Mir lo 6s WHIT NOTICE. t swima TIMMS will be tetelrai at the •11.1 . 6 saw al tie ant k loglowl to 1 o'clock ow ani .1 Irrovroy, Yan rod April mak kw BILLS et CHANGE podia fs aowera, to Imo draws as law awes balk at Cabala. Ilodr.r, or INWHaLter ems law *WM, la snob Pik d vile OA mon • µK4OO la awe =ma will is Arms Was Orror•- . Wm. aoll orso sou so INA of Swim tworyst Imo alb kr raw Malta saliml Ira • woo lw ow& famak NM Oa mil me as Amnon 10 ntswereortai =raw moilks. wean he Sobs kr wen WtWhltt,allrtbldYri 11.1. b• tM wwillod battles lookied. Air row Wm* Ibr rata oto~*oPedb • proproll poriwo •Mk fir trtaawWwar of W. not aw tfs wwat rwir two RIR la lobe Ila. WNW lbr ?Wry of MIAs wan set b. boost Ila froopil art Misr. Mita of assupslos ter wtok or arry polka of • 16tAN.18. 41111111141//fithie. Odwialmot 600, 101, em ii4lfist • Is 7. 114. INNalmiaNn•rosil; 1•01=40111. 11110911 C6 =11nAbord. bobbin. fetheei. Ilmallewil • liiiiiillnetherese eettime eel d the lie%er te stsaketeldes their way into it for their owe, fie man was not air-tight, but there wsms isimidoen film= Ike timbers, which allowed the sir to travel up the shin mat of the mine, and some fresh Siff Does above to feline immosest thaw Ties Bishop of Dar ,lon and his chaplain. Alt erregsl idasmes mei Weelese. 4shetbee eieetseis eiehteev, We whiled the bereaved ; and a number d tihrietian ladies are exercising hied sisterly affection in their blank and desolate homer. Thle ie the heaviest loss of men that has ever occurred in a seal mine in the North of England, and all classes have hem deeply moved by it. L•TIIIT NOVICLT Y. The DUNDU WYATT= lambi bs OUT ant CAM plea tee The wet eseellertelge anima ewer laveneed. Ts lie Me asly et Slie beeeiees, Z. MOM aid .1101111. Despemleieue, Boat Lamar = own : PIE Beiabirst, 114 lit Iftedie ! ldwa LW..M.Ablest.. Oderlielreee 1114 INC lifee tead ialesee. I. liareetreet. 3W, US, Totesalleae-eeert•ease; Dellea-read- Ceeeery istalMleineeses 'Shahid sad Bradford. Yorkshire. GARIBALDI .4KD ITALY.-MADAME MA.RIVB teat el Mee et owe Owlets bike ilia, sad die moderns to be Amide soh tolls its Se apply *IL the Beek red M Isetnmeeit he Amt WNW. W the day folsantqg the receipt dee OW= id Re Dank r poses will he Informed Weida dole Wadies leek et isle been art rptesl 'arceptv , l. the arsonist of pereteel mid he =ee tms or befre the 15th day al ma et the aid Apphostste • hoer tereere losebeesolotiolerld be Abed with • hot. to he Wed yr walk far promemis doll nvared heel the Rills themeehha, lisent 41151111116% ,‘ &limed al. de day Idleoles de TEILdIAJI I MMOt Mega Niw limrszt, 12, NOOL The ainkers are now busy clearing their way dews the shaft to the yard seam, and workmen are ►lso busy ineldwg "wood cribs," to secure the sides of the shaft freraterther 611 s of stone and timber, but it will be late to-day Isis's this me be done. While completed, Mr. Coulees, imesilir *Me t with his expkwleg party, will proceed threw. at vimildtp, to ascertain theldull extent of the desciatien.. Now Ilizetarr, load •, • Tbsi boas ere not ezpseled to be getout ed the pit below. Saturday morning et soesseet. The .Bishop of Durham bee onatianed his Anita to the bereaved families, and will leave to attend a publio meeting to be held in Newcastle to. mama►, to open a food for their relief. A similar meeting will be held at Shields tomorrow. Another telegram' MO been received from her Majesty, through Colonel Phipps, follows : LECTURE. Yeutegagy evening Madame Mario, whose name has so ohm been mentioned in oontstion with the Italian war of liberty delivered, in South•plaos Chapel, a lecture partly political and partly narrative, and in the latter por tion deeply interesting, on the Italian question. As a poll• titian Madame Merio's views are entirely Ma:aloha, and aeti•Piedenoskse. According to Madame Mario, Career was a bad Italian, and the ally of the Emperor of the Freed it his dynastic propels. There will probably be some dif ference of opinion as to the soundness of these extreme views, but there can be non's' to the interest of the narrative portion of Madame Mario's lecture, which was delivered yesterday evening with an excellent elocution, and a wow &dui power of lucid and vivid description. The batY► of the Volturno was • wonderful picture, far befit than; any we have had from the sorreepondente and the account of the public entry of Garibaldi into Naples full of freshness and dramatic power. Al Madame Mario intends to repeat her lecture it would be unfair to my mows of it here that that its moral is " Italian unity, pure end simple," and its touching, that if Englishman wish to poi mot* that idea they must stand by to see fairplay in the , next Mahan straggle, which cannot be far off, and the se►. mei of which cannot be complete until Rom has been bud . from Papal tyranny, and Venice from the presense M MM. Anthems. To any one who wishes to get a held and es-. tertaining view of the whole Dallas question from the Meashaian point of view, we mu cordially recommend'. Madame Mario, not the least merit of whose lecture I lig modest manner in which she speaks—and that only lasi. deetally —of her swn womanly exertions in the muss not I Italia* liberty. Tkornys PERMANENT MARKING INK AJI (the original; for marking on MUM, Silk, or Conlon. le. Wires no preparation, sod is by far the best Nodes—Obeeree Sera no nape ur wire of the gaunt e has ewer yet beta prepared . Cat io f i ntels i bottle Imam the address cm the hind. ad, .Imllli- Wal Smithfield, City, 11. C., where it may be *Waned eed retail, sad at moat .to. mealtime lead" elerdefierh eh. In the United IlLtspdent. Priem 18. per bottle. /ANS, from £2O to £l,OOO, upon persosal A ww ity. Tepayshie tir imstalateeta. Of rMI b. llMlllosi ,• correaletwo of tbr borrower. Mortgagee km ear to met ateMA" Igs r PIATION .rs nauWM " qa = la t si t orate —aply_ at the N W T O Bee. ht. Iterearbory. W.C. N e TZARS GIFT is more valuable than aattt dCOLUMBIA, =deb bee been adaddlebed Cliaa = ei f 1 =Mb It le tr. beet =I rely ear- Yea remedy war dhaseaved for Presenieg, sr Zweedai the lals.Whislom Moss al VZ l M 41. 1bena tanks Saki Is. ft, sad by sag A. OLIMUDIIM, Wellasioaalreee. fliesad, Lae" W sad dosalils mad pram= ler Mikan& imad iMl et Mr is Is erg elleselar mad =ravened. (MOLD 011AINEL—WATHICRSTON sad Ul ROOM wit Os ai r. attootto• dno paths to Or mai of IN rola Milli May Maim Via Odd Owed Mies parctand at Ibir somottoloot : .6 • IL To...lmola* of potters Asia, 14 Who. low To ilo wit pit ryrytt OL O So. eel per mom Mint IMO. rIYPLU&NOI d RAILWAY TRAVEL iIe as ItIULTIL See the LANCE! Willa DAY. II " The Queen feu been deeply 'Mated by the dreadful news from I:UW(7. Mar Mile sty feels the most sincere sympathy ler the prior widows nod orphans. What is &infer them! I write by to-night's poet." A thild edition of the Nenvindle Chronicle says there has boa great escitement ainoupt the men working under Mr. Ookkogh in consequence of some foollellindividual having a:- prig an intention al shooting both that gentleman and bis oss If they did sot proceed at ones to 'IA ail the bodies M pit. It is impassible to do sesmillihn Neat is made sum by the cribs which are now his pat in. It was • M al " " 1 " a filagll 7 o Plneadk XR *Were and his men to Illnlin. lie Am net spit to O out any of the bodies tell It•trarliaptrusimp emimieL Imp facility - • - - Total Uwe aY trim a. QUALITY, WILIOHT. and TALUS et Or pill are walled, rid roorastral to Ur porebror ; Writer- Ala il•fil. loalrau kr• Yr rommorolios or Ur war* la diargad assordirg to Ur !Primer or tirTol a tr . lillOODY , X, agars.—Xsardirtory, So IS, Coventilanise. Look" W.C. Ma, UMW LP Amp roar of Maw and Joreltary ler 411111 L-1111. This sirallaimoot siordat a v the mama • aellaarriorsott. issa n sours.. r ai nsm t . .1:7:r .-" lr'inst the ler Ileste Illebeeme. rel Or Venal. PIIIMISOMMS fi l L l6Bl6 l7llli kelseellem eigoi Reath sea aal lisiosets ea is Teeetwei, el Disorders laeldesiel to (drag Lida Sy • Peemetel el le prof practice. Coesees-Iles fausime Ids lia-41w an d a =_IA IO- The Difeetee•-Thelleteree lie lea Ceelheeles d the Afeetime mail lageaseioa et the Teselees-peewee Dleleare. 146 Lai..: Mew EL 0..1YL eel beeicedleee. PARINTB and GUARDIA/Ill—The Muni d Yost Is to their roomettes Ileardhlrdtbed• Wiwi • wietrada tor flair prams! contort sad attmaarters, sad IhOW. WWI MACAISAI WI. tor secalsraityg the raw* sad taw amiss awl bssislgrimit taw hatr. loolawre [Wars. be bi =Ler Ala wad amplestsa, sad resorted emissions as. a Saralawirs thinist se reset Drainer. kr nowiarlag the talb.....dtdies.:=Ligthe sum, an alm a lend by A. SOW t!. Used Itatiaweardsa, ear kg Cbarststs sod Paw Amara —ask ter bowlisiepriktes. curtitwELL, 1LR.0.8., LIE, L.S.A, & GREAT imoitsrierer. W.. Can be wassulted apes WI wawa llarevons Debility. Involuntary lbeebla& Abltauea, Load llsaaary, Incopeseity, Sparrow Werlima, Sterility, Cantotaselaes awl Galvanism. Jaat pabliabod, an satire sera and (WOW Wort, entitled 0U1,11XLV11." • Thydologisal Ilarriew of Um allows Is. by post, In Id. eitalad, la ed. Idasan,ay Caneld& as Ameb adafte, u above. Dr. C. be seseallol till in The Post-offiee TaMeli Dada, 10, DS. Mar 13 le-Grand. and 3. Great Ilaribaseeiabolreet, W.. tram I GUS sat MR. SLUM M.P., AND HIS CONSTITUNNTS. *MOO , mot el the "hone bola* • bag arched Bailin, 'whom heavy materld drawn from the pit is usually taken off lie ' WOW Implements. The door at one end of this place wee mimed wide to admit air, and two large firm, placed at Istonals, improved the draught, sod gave light and warmth. Several medical gentlemen were present to owlet emileoce, Winding Dr. White, Newcastle; Dr. Ward and Boa, Dr. Pyle, Dr. Davidson ; Memo. M'Allister, Lambert, Nichol, Simpers, Ambrose, and Waddel. One of the fret ",ten brought up was John Chapman, Avenue-row, deputy. He was brought up is a sling, and was in a dread fully helpless and apmnintly lifeless condition. As In hung as the sling he seamed to have ao power whatever to help himself, but BIM& nearly doubled, in midair. He was laid cubic back on the flour, his head was bathed with water and other means of restoration were used by th e medical men. But it was evident that their patient wee well nigh too much exhausted for recovery, sod it was serkeisly feared that one more death would be added to the hecatomb already made at Hartley Pit. He was, however, revived sufficiently to be able to walk with the assistants of two men, and he was taken away. Scarcely was Chapman removed, when the cry " Make way for another' arose, and one Thomas Cousins was led forward by his comrades ; and he was in the sin gular bat, under the circumstances, very awful condition of • man ander the influence of " laughing gas." lie chal mead a gentleman present to do what he bad clone ; be offerer; to ,fight ; he deokred be wee drunk, and he laughed as a hallf-intoxicated man might do. And yet the dead body of this man's son lay at that mamma among the num ber dale, far below the spot where Cousins was raring from He Abele at • similar moss which bed proved fatal to his me. The idea of the condition of the lather sad that ef the eon was terrible. William Bing, of Collis' ry -row. was another sufferer, and after he was brought to the bank the medical men strongly recommended that no other persons should risk their lives by entering the chambers of death until the notilatioa of the pit was improved. In the course of the tampons a meeting of those oar Polti)keloti ,,, padded about the pit was held, and approval of the muse pursued by the managers was given. It was remarked that 1. consultatioos had been held through the afternoon among 4 the viewers and manager", and it was aonsiderol quite mi lt dent that the plan of using the cloth kitties had sue % needed admirably. But for that, it ma agreed, the men %. might not have got down to the seem for many days. After the sad result of the calamity had become fully Ta known, Mr. John Taylor, of Beckworth, addressed a few G A words to the assemblage. He announced the fat e ef the Il i moo that had been found, and, in reply to a question by a vOlOO is the crowd, he held out no hope that any other per m son in the pit could yet be alive. Mr. Taylor added • few * words befitting the serious and solemn nature of the aces _ doe, and his remarks were liethoed to with almost VOYSIIII. ea Mal attention. At the hour above dated ocreparatuely * few poems were left as the wreck ce them crowds that bed I daily thronged the *deity at shit iilleted place. Men sat or stood rani filming fires ea ea Ohm nlehte ; but they • seemed scarcely to speak to each other all ell, and on mett `)e inspiring Whams hung over the pair !taught with some t, of the reed melancholy amosiations Mat an exist in the mind of man. These pitmen may be Om end rugged, but t they are made of precious metal nevertheless, and while LL they pay deference to their employers, they have proved on r this occasion that they know also what I. due to thismsakee. 1 t and to the) came of their lost brethren. We briefly rev e. pated - yeaterday e that the men concerned in the manses , 0. in which the work wee bring executed for the mammy, dead or alive, of those miming, had expressed d their dissatisfaction with the conduct of the polieimes • "tattooed at the "epigram to the platform, who, they W s limed, exceeded their shay in the rigour they exercised le tk wending el poor .who might in the excess of their it eaefl rem too tae forward, while they were not ea& 4 eiendkareefel la pswessileg loungers of more polished ap- I M relimes Mit seseadis hi W platform and impeding the +t IlientiOli id Orion ler Aisle presence . The mitten, there m 11 , L 'ecds . , held • swattant , and while they very wisely did not resolve to interfere with the polio% they delegated members ek Ile Mode ors body to stand et the approsilisse to the plat- A .fsers, and to pass so one except than who were directly `k oftmested with the proceedings, or had subetaatial reasons I ifer being present. This arrangerneet worked admirably ; end we assert, without hesitatiort, that to bribe, however lap, would have tempted there haslet men to admit • PIG* unauthorised person whom promos Would rather be 4 4 1 distranos then an aid to the work. a . VOir Mehety, while minded in the pekoe id Osborne, 7i.".77,r,,,-Lbrack7t7kb.tt"..l..d"`":l:::: It m rtlftileat relatives. About 1 o'clock • telegram, of which ~ ~ ,the hollowing is sappy, lees received at Hartley Pit : m I 4 Oehoese, Jea. 'l2--Neural Grey, Qshonse, to the 61 ,VADIDD DI New Hartley Colliery, eidelda-The QlNell is 111 list easier to hem t h at there are hopes of saving the `ll poor people in the colliery, for whom bar heart *ode ` 4 In reply to her Majesty's kid-lam:tea *airy, Mr. Our telegraphed that time were still foist hopes of the men, or • Perlisa al them, Wag recovered alive. At a later Lciur a n, telegram was dessetched to Osbomenacicapiciag the lading Is, of the bodies. I . Daring the prosecution d Om work fee the diseriMo7 of. the entombed men, attentions was so much etigromed by Hie il end to be pined, that the moues were only so far regarded Tw ' rn 111 " T" PA " 7 " 11. OS they affected the accomplishment of the object I. view. Shortly before 4 o'clock the persons assembled mound Haim i t he, not been geoerelly b ons , i n -.Lied that the pit became desirous of hearing how matters were going while the miner, were at work in the pit, the sides of on in the shaft. Two of their number, William Adams the shaft were in an eminently dangerous condition. A (better known in the district as "Cockney Jim"), aff Cow- large mar of same might at any mousiest have fallen pen, and Robert Wilson, of Ibleby "" b ' " 1 " 4 " 1 " i° on the heeds of those at work, tad have killed them on dammed for this mixes. Os their Mans to beak about the spot. This danger was not then considered, but 430 ' the disastrous tad*s they bete sanded no tali2 g ;i t efforts were made to mbar; the aperture that was ex was written in aninistalisible eharactere upon their white, „ awl te afford eemmtteteradee with the furnace drift. seared-leaking fame, and was eloquent in every look. That hole, at first soaredy wide swoosh to admit • Adana made the following Dersible statement, and after , man's hand, was enlarged need It was about two feet to 1 1 "' dia l it b" one ° P i°l° *'" think . can consistently 1" three feet in width ; and ft is Sallee feet in depth from the mitertaieed as to the lamentable fats of the entire body of wades , of the impacted materiel to the eat ., et the men °°"°"" In the yard seam, nidah has &alb " . I guana furnace drift. Through this bale there hen mass • ales& • brig tomb to every cue of them. Adams said : of foul gas, so fell la its antagonises .to humus life that it " W t !,..._ . '" ° _,......" 1 " . ..._" ° f _ a urnaaatit ha th. „,_____ ‘ " ad "MM. We seemed I. whisper in its foul beat& the woe& of Dante, „ elnli I. w. ° "'` ll "'„''' "" w ho a ~,,,, we got _ ""` v "., .4 it, w hen west, and to brines's:4 thedepike whence it emesated the cation, ELZ VIN A•-• on the pumps to the furnace drift s end Wen 111.0111 li, ern= " All h ope ebeedee, ye a t m asset. hers,' B. the hea d y As intimated above, the work of fixing the canvas brat- we saw two men on the top al the furnace lying dead. We • edam knew met t am , s ad „ea after t h e ...dim. ai their tire has necessarily absorbed much valuable time. It is persevered in going on, and freed more dead 121111. We eeemedm who had ja w e d t h e hm had errand th em o f t h e surly completed ;in fact, it is all doves, but not perm- pared them and went through two doors. At roe of the .1...., .. they bad to ... maw , t h e im ig e ,h ees e e d bate . penile fixed. Holm main begins to be entertained thot this doors we found a man lying deed, as Vhe bed beta struck danger they until they emerseitted the fate a those fearful state of suspense will now speedily be terminated, down by the gas se he opened the door. After getting they ~,,h t. Hew Nat wo k was smiemplisbed her The feelings of all have been so fearfully overstrained that throve' the two doors we foiled the bodies 'yin thicker hie 7 1 ,7 e. time to B aia reported to the public. anything is preferable to the present stets of dreadful on. sad la greater quantity. It would break the Mart of a Mese But as the lif e e f me man Is mom t o b e re , certainty. Nothing lees than the lading of the men, either to seetheot. I thought we had se seams to go any farther, paled uten t h e ma dim m of im am se r e m ea m a ig b e . dead or alive, could revive the excitement which has existed sad therefore returned. There was A good air coming up out rift of life, it now Mimeo the managers to make for such s length of time, comparatively 'peeking, for la the by when we were down." the shaft more same before the work of taking oat face of such an impending and dreadful fate me threatens the Ws fear that the whole of the seen have met the same the dead is 00A1111111101d. Accordingly carpenters are em poor men in the pit, hour. are days and days weeks. It is only orkucholy fate. There scarcely appears • shadow of a pro- pl o yed in constructing • ma'am and strong "crib, " to I natural, therefore, that exhausted suture should at last inc. liability that one an have survived to tel the thrilling tale shield the sick en from tomb and be succeeded by a stony expeetaat apathy. The in- of the poor sufferers' death. Mamma, of coarse, will at thetatreasiawied m m i o rk e y tall tk p ir, at reigh em d e evoure t eeeureill, and be wh ramie e eldest must be vary powerful indeed to rouse them from it, ens be taken to bring the bodies to bank as soon as possible. either te fume down th e obstructing material ew emery or The brattier:, though not yet fixed, has been very sae- Six "-lux°. to enlarge the bole leading into the furnace dril Calm earful in removing nearly all the pa from the shaft. This Mr. Humble and Mr. Hall, viewers, who bad been will then be taken tato the drifts and the bodies will b. has enabled the workmea to reach to about the same point lowered imo the pit, have been draw.' to bank in an ax- pi e ced in them and brought to bank. where they were when the pouring In of the pa compelled tamely exhumed conditiou. Mr. Ball was suffering a.- About 100 bodies have been scan. The reports my that them to fly for their Bess - and not • moment toe 5005, verely from the effects ci gsa, and Mr. Humble was also sOmm td the b oys b e d th e i r p ea b e tatall of oats and book as the difficulty attending the resuscitation of two of much affected. On recovering ce seriousness, Mr. Humble, seen of t h e poor b o ys are lying embracing oath other: them showed. Mr. Telford, viewer, Cramliegton Colliery i whom feriae& Issue to have bees evereame by this last /he • b eet o f w ore ] awoke aware to have burped Mr. Sanderson, Seaton Delaval ; Mr. Robert Lowther, I m a yew, medmored, 00, my tansy mat 1 0, my essay Ironic ow TIE IRISH CoAgf. -On Tuesday eves- sinker ; ensugemew and Br. Jr. To dd. Seaton Deh.i.a i eri a,.. kw. ili : mem i They mead de sesta yet me. lA,heee they 54 themwi s ia brig ib. hte fu r .towlnes almost poor au felks mo ws tut ssw dea ta th ve stariag bee. Mg the wiod, which bad been blowing fresh during the day, s ,, changed to a south-easterly direction, and before asiftirffit -"" " the - - --- e ---- P re---4 -'- I *W." Mr. Hall, as ban requested. men Pee an ea - o b ser ved, haat god OM are found lying together,'" If it has Increased s e , h eav y gale . T he s k y we . jerk sad or fear hours Issuce--deeesed the main shaft, and as very meta the effects of this said tragedy in very few and t h ey b e d mutua lly sheered sad encouraged each ether in ckady, sad mash steely mis fell doing the *ka t Os little rubbish is likely to be met with in the way of alselnwr I ass* WWI. Mr. Hall sail: "We penetrated into the the i r l es t momenta . The pcoy is lying dead in the yard Wednesday mondell the banes Colleen Hawn , Wee with tics, they see Is beam that they will he is We Yazd I warkig. Thema me ell dead. The bulk of them are seem, but does not appear to have him touched by the rasa timber, fad bound from lit. John's to Dublin. vil "Oa 01•111 i• • few hems, when the dreadful the Whew' A. she ems el) elm would not c. a .., . 1 „, _i_ a _.,,, al I...."C"tain, at ty as au . i , _,„_ 171°1 ",,,.._ abe s` ll " 7 _„_ °°lll° abt,.°,_"°&__,_,_Tba boys an' lying for the purpose of sustaining life. None ad the bodies are answer her and hod to is go her anchor, last maskle the . a __ _._,- 71 - ,__" --- "',_,____, ma ] _„_._ n- - ""' caca sa t aaa • I mem° ••• WWS , °Plai°"° 7 °°°° "*""'"' •"°°°°° "` supposed to have bees alive on Sunday. His supposed that I the rehear,. Om el her swim was feel, sad raw am"' • • ••"""i'm "`""" '. wwwwk nomeera7 for the see cleared, but some ed *Mese bed ass is their pockets. caspistion, el the medians( easegentents, the heart ii 1 1 A. pony is lying deed beolde time. There see two seen m th h e e b°d hed isi . a fou tlt e e th a e th ere fereme ca rye a thC ;ot t l7aDd i" perisised r fellows I reached the groesd ; the Mbar streated, sad lie dlikeriltreee I. eitee vishat the spd he a hl f e rolu We B elli andPiewthsee. I t car IM *Will a, m o k ehese ci 1W ea gin, ea °ls 112.12. cries fat winding up 17ju lg al the 1 " 5 ".• C I " sliM il II"' supposed I. b. named lin the attempt from the effect. of the deletenone gas. The see. larbennumter immediately west to hees4 ___, ,_ ____,_•—••-• ea the ems may be. showing that , Topa* • deputy.' This was the whole eletemeet, and bad h e ere m e t e d t o b e ver y aw l, didi gure d. They an &Ed Oagasla , h id sad lAwalesset Dwyer, wide limes 'wee:" m"', about te ememieee As we in closing our 11 wee ample and selident, mush listed by the per. JOZKAIPfI 00pAILINI-..eopsfis sad Cubobo or *or bests, hid hawsers Mum the one to tie birmse. Pew we men that the men Uwe jest tome up out of the I Is was /4440bt, fame the sarlidea el Xr. Holds sad Afire the rmpst we or.ba.u. b„, nose di f s. set arm se• ed • but Ike tied 'beep' te the ma* el a te b rested the shah NA moron thins theft so Wag la • vary lad state . , Xr. Hail , that the dassent into the dark regime al death , was emssmaiosted that the bodies bad weathees Mr. Godson la going down jest sow, sad will remain there was a work of danger tho sir being indinni atelfed with ; b." km& the C." numb" a the "teem eleetehled "Woo Om see steer . sad cesedea 10•110. baillian Iskig the Teem/ as es OW leuis slisna aldee meee le items him In aandlab g ales Th ee the hmleeMee te e ka l e& eel the heehaw till the balsas is lad, ode 'b e -• • - m aim to b e ' . earth , , around the pit teak their way *lowly, aud with solemn fumy its al ist a "" b " , °° 6l tor se f tr""ff 1 • 1°°°° "" 1 "" °° ' 4 cliore mid *nazi stanch she homes bed lie wester el _, 'bale sea noxious mis. Still the mann sere deterinhsed to Ina-ceeeleee IN " " """" ale "au " I " . "" avin ' ob tala 161/ Mire a • et°2114.110 .dry thil afill. " l6 W e rai l , °nesters: loch Ise though the danger was lawilseeh sad the probability of t° °lldi 11°"" Their "'Pm" was at 1° end, and uwar Ma t t ed= hell Ame n: .Mar I red - en mess *a Dunker, The ship thl sot mare( MOWS thew He oa Ilkonins Malin till the swerikinw any pas demos was mane& was ...n. The come- ' " ° /_,_____." l " 4 "" T a° their " u " """"a" What as its,.. • massail I a blab. me su e b e a m , .„, 4 ta kepopoir ono nonsool on the North rid will thes ".round with them kips". sl Mai. u nease watt fist, man sap papal :Meek , emend of the ""t""'" gbain tia . OW have jut heal witnessiall a thas Xmas' s. amff 61 . ,___are eon of Mom IMO. sae pr.s. vim. she Itsr a•gueolsa ki lotoNe hog mist Previously, lewessar,te the viesiers ; sit ell* ''.. • M.. mem m oura bt .la wrist . 'Apt of gaming from useensity of life. Soh • lame, let us hops. will not tom' ° I ll° The 44 1 ,8 ".% 18 I. alli ttar at a i ref tu r n sow er' " at " deede $ V a l lit e i m a w Mr. Clashos saillXh." *awl rm. i i , the ...:.er... c i tie it yti s . - m g wn not drawn W the high 1 1 1 4 :triffZilkflt illt'ffroft* The •Alloot•to1 sWerWas* le - seam okra easels s sere Am. ale bet , s m . are adios lice. cd a very , ra r tr " ear "" e °am " tie ca f alba • di ' et ' 6" 1.11.1. I Verb* 0000 ball imam elstiess to Will*. eh" er OW. A .16 :` NA - Air tiWiallstt . Ile abalones. but were takes tole the loops at the top of the lir Ali*, Salaiisel had passed away from a- Ratty Preach Maist i Z e Merearkst, lasise: fie. , Slew TM; Owswidenesee her tome to the gat ArnealiLlfiefyis shaft, obi*, liglik Ooliond as the fdrilbw MK • 411411111.11 " 1 "1 1 'Orr at as aad , sad the "8 and - "' IlL heetis..rern; and ail Stem *ads. Nos& spperlens, bee he heelt orithiered aemeary 10 employ elm es yeh • Twelve Noon. About 11 o'cleit Iwo men were brought up the shaft in a very exhausted seta This is a tignillesat indeed= of the quality of the air bffer. One of them, named Gee. Bin menet, bad plea* wenn& right over the top el the cistern lute the fumes *Wt. The danger he thus incurred was very great, sad those acquainted with the full extent of it say that it is mirsonleas that he ever came out alive. He came up very mush exhausted, and was at once attended to by Dr. Pyle, of amileilsad. As soon as practicable, it is ieteaded to elms is the brains loud about below the furnace drift, sad elm ereadmirour will be made to get alto the yen ass he soother opens/ (the yard ream itself, we am told). Bain has now commenced to fall in heavy showers, awl everything looks most miserable. Every projection is taken advantage of as a shelter from the wretched wastes. Emmen= has brought up some most eating sews from below, and eommunisted them, as ass as he could speak. to those above. Re has bees • short distance down the furnace drift leedleg into the yard seem. He found seve ral tools lying about. There were iadiestioes that the poor fellows bad been teemed, at some time subsequent to their incerearatiou, le Wig( their own deffewreace. • dams et the obstreoling timber bed beta sag eol awed by them. It was very warm a* else at the bud* doer: so moo, M cleod, that the men easkl eel may keg. lissamma was nearly eveepeareord by the go, and was obliged to make a hasty retreat, amp* with him, however, two aim and a row wiataihethere. He saw no bodies. The mot arooleistuth view Ildemi-pwrialmo sod John Barn, bet tblay 'mit no farther them the bads* door, and Ireton bilitimin Moo Eamenso, and maim repeatedly to him to setae before he whisk mode his IPPsurunsee MOM* wen they alarmed at his Imagtheasd stay. f ie egupdallis mw are usually is the esededy • al AKA . Treanent, &patties (at preened ia the pit), in the south.mist bask, In the low main, and thews I that the mesa araillove amended to the Pad sum The sawed am being to the yard seam. It is mow akar OM three is eathisg te peeve* the area beteg imehed lath the promo of the pr. wine will else peacoat the per fellows from ems** if sine. Captain Plea, R.N., of the Castor, mass se this =Wog and kindly offend the use of topsails or aay other pieces of canvas in the ship, if likely to prove of any basset in forming the brat**. He was tented for his cdsr, end Worm* that there was already sardcient material upon the mot. lir. Ambrose, 'armee, lately oommoder in Copt* thow's yacht Endeavour, Mr. Nichol and Dr. Henry Ward, have gallantly volun teered top down into the femme drift, sad rotas& &mess have just bees sent for he MAIO Oath te de se. Ills rely right to mention • *et as. tooth* with this lamentable eseident. All soimit.the pit ere aumbere at persons drawn thither by them illetteeed A the *ogress of the work. If • asonaity arises to esafi *moo to say place, a doses OHS will instantly vole** tide se, irrespectively of dirlems er say ease erosidens, Mews. This alogity is most liming to witeeu, sad is lastly &earring sif mooed. lisz.v-rawr Onn. • Mr. Jobs Taytir, Chrietspber Mewl' s, sad Emoseserh* :in joirl being lormed down the doh to esansias and sr Port *ell aesouthis pests el the mime. There is said to' be no main* physical obstrastiea is the fame' drift, aad the Oats of the W osly will interfere With pregassi. It is mosidered that the reseding of the mar will ea* 1* only the work of a few hews at most. The ealisrbg el into the drift ekes was ea hewn of rodelne =.: sing. The pesetas( Essig *sat tbs. mane te be the et gleam nib', th is el eosiMmem= are still Meoting meemfaily yea* the Ins, awed lir the driving rata, sad others hove takes shelter where fry es 'Meth it :'bat the number el power present at this time is smaller than at the same hoer es say farmer day door the telling of the beam. lissesesen says that be .Ikl sot lest say very led effect' fa the Hstr.rmsr Two. Then is notrassla oddities* te slabs Mee our lost re port, Time passes heavily. Ms. Wayiss and Kr. Nem*, whoa few hours ago deramded the shaft, here sot yet re versa Their report of the stated thins below is anxiously exported. It will probably either give rise to the wildest hopes, or at ones extinguish every gleam of comfort. Amoept the visitors brought by the train arriving et Hartley Juartioo is the Bishop of Derieninel his &ape* the Bev. Mr. Hitchcock. While we write, his lorckhip is going naiad to the hoses al throe so mucks used ri spiritual consolation and kind sympathy. The Misers Ricliardsou, of Newcastle, have volunteered as Dunes to the poor fellows, should their services be required. Ono the arrival of the mid-day trains • vast crowd hes assesableil os the pat heaps. sad all are smiting with the most tarsus interest the sansounament of further tidings trop the pit. The excitement is now very gnat. now ma* of faces are anxiously upturned towards the platterid whims intelligence is deited. Many clergymen bide the engaged in visiting the oillope et the lamoved removes et the lost ones this moaning. Just helsre *eine our pareel w• are Wormed, on authority, that is about two or three hours from this time the men may be rem bed. On reaching a door in the yard slam the men will at ease endeavour to open it, when there will be a ,clear fir eel down AA draught of air. will In given for the identical:too of the remains by she un fortunate relatives of the immiord. 100 pairs of long-sleeved gloves have been sent from Newoostim for patine as whew lifting the bodies, raw d which are is an advrooed stabs 01 doNallialtiok The Si** of Durham sod a maw of sisgriasa sod slims ran doing what they oso to comfort rs bereaved. Lard Hastings has Bent an agent with foil pewees to draw on his lordship for the means nocomary for A 11 De. M IV ITI B UMS in IR T•ILING LUIZ RZMEDY. ES. I l'Ul Ll= wiliest op illevemil birbilvvit arm ilia re be bead laveleelie le ill elm wise tri=see ikli liver ibile. ima gbillaum &dame el lie bbEll lOve. ie. PR === MO • amity aperient melli vat ewe, red as a were et lie tiee ere truly seediest. WU Is liar eeereeles rail be IN stemeek they erne* mealy greissee awl eleeerlim Ye wirer weer igebeib—Seld by . Um le. Jermreebreeb end II mil lel% MI bons, U. 10. IL N. le ••• beet Ix Dr.llo Mow ••4 U. Pill& TM ••••1•• an • squire gm* pilule, lOUs "!Mum toustert." sauswell se Yu swap. The following melancholy details of Wedanday's operations, resulting is the discovery of the bodies cf the victim to this fearful catastrophe, are from yesterday's Nercoale Chronicle : HARTLEY PIT, WZDXZSDAT, 9 A.Y. The work has ptogreased MOTS rapidly than Lad been ex. rooted dunce the night ; and the shah is now cleared of gas down to the hole M the debris where they were working when the gas bunt epos them at 4 o'clock yesterday morn- Mg. Up this aperture, however, says a man just uome to beak, " the gas rises like a black cloud." Another man, who would not complain without mason, says, " I'm all shakier' ;" and it is evident that the working is dangerous, the air being strongly charged with the noxious sacs. The !treatise is Said down as far as the obstructing material, and, should circumstances be favourable, the work in the debris may be resumed is a couple of hours from this time. The case, however, is not of a cheering character. During the sight Mr. Foster and Mr. Daglish of notion, were lowered down the shaft. The people congregated around, imagining that thin betokened something of importance, and they immune impatient ; but ow the return of the two viewers to bank, Mr. Foster snared the poor fellows of the Clue state of affairs, and they were saddled. Shifts will now be put on again every two hours, as each man who Las come up the time la more or lees ill, sad one requires medial aid. Reports have hen regularly furnished to the men on the pit Mops and armed the selliery every two hours, as they required, aodthey mead to be se content as parable nada the plaint firsilsrpi d anxiety which must MI their breasts. The morning is "fresh," sod people are already arriving by road and rail, to ►ear on the spot the results of another day's labour. What►er they may be so mortal oaa tall ; and speculation, which has hitherto proved so vague, is unreliable. Mr. andiron is going down the pit J the time this is despatched. Dl' JORDAN'S APHRODISION, Tbe rhootobarbed Nantes Tanta 111 K ‘EW MAMMAL COMBINATION et PAIOSPIIATIC suls. Casabas. Iwo. ter, teattioalag aA the lbeential Con afteest.4 the Mod. bride, and Nerve nabsiame.—Oreas phi lolascal Ned ebeadcal research hie led I. Ur agovery of this boll of reedy la Ila metal point Will Oresabis to the taloa and hisoceat la ill antoo-4111 pressrelam Its arositerful orrom annum lampatiate rollat ad deal LeYirgatiug art retreats • lib melon ratidity the met osmoses asaetb tEh.., umurtes health. blereeeed dreastb. ass,p. sari a no 64040 .I.T.lppwralt of the 11/111.1111. alt= o aB., ... it all 'eh° saner Irma SPBIS BATIMMIIIT, _ of lb. LON CTs. SWAMI, sod all VILIBAAT MOMS, which oar iacopeetty sad deromerrecy. teed deed partled prestratices, .1 every .dies sabanative deraeuriamoit et tie wars It to st ollabla he the most laded am la the body.' The peculiar characters of title sistataatia *tan it for vital Om" Astracis teem tbe Cambial Massailso" ea the subloct of rtacopbart* April. WM. La ,b.. 1105 la a Male of astern the &stases. se the EibsualledlliaMe realm when 111111141.11.811 olib Ita MIA& boostiko 1tl& par bsiblo or Ow Us. bias ti re, Ws. i mod I. min oboiolshig thee. NIL bulb., q obi* err do is to lio ri o 2 il Owl Ono% blobtorob, Illobo=ll imiwara bob Ittoing .:71.1.1reArtog:a.a0=2., 1 b ak. Clo d arbo strA i ZieSred. fb. NO SWIM .111,414 Sa Puffs ttwayoro ; isa eta eimilbatesolitot no waft oil ibb dSomitt J. XMOMI. PLA. Mew " 1 . 1 the Hpl 5 1 4 4 % loglaad Lloollobe at do Lot whip d Ba r b. : Whored 11 "—• lea CUPS: will as boy to ?toe Led Me Sperm. %om. prim sue. of :*1 pOL Ai- A 'fauna so dr SICTUIL W et,. e m op ollboot ow at Ye balk 11:•tart... Noisobooss, woo go. by pool ti I DZIZAIIIB sod IMO =IMAM brabliblel._, R. imemais UMW W Pal.. he the eon of than ittotims so to • SO Arm •tollsettek ono OL, by NAIL I ). bad of a s mow. yoblObtat MAW Mr Ave oral Ant obi Itobbod b•• mean lb Se above Sisal nod le do Ilmovorto u. Cloorosolrobb lliroont 4 gliffet_lasam.. W • of .oballtioa boo b. sod I II; lblmlllr‘ II th. t• lIASSALINI Report ea `.% W ATKINS QM NINE WHIR ItegMBNIES r via.mit tw Proems/ea wasislig testify vie soli imesremse. !"t lll7 MATCH. Illarthis-lose, Lad" IC. " b mem armlet; Hafts waniMMINOB. =4 . iv.,/era ftslimslo weft lagi4 W BUCHAN'S ISUGAR-COATZD SAIMA ISILLA PILL& —II lea well-knows kat ad sans Who is the greatest ashram,. of the blood le the wend. lee pear blood yore, the bevels regular, and defy the hector. Theft pair sinee at the not of each Mersa, and are for the care et ears ailment incidental to tedia, woman, end child, such as all cruidarns on the skin, laligeealoa. Marius. liver. sad chimes& cscaplatm44, general 'creams,. gout, likallaliiilllll., lelw in the limbs, beadathea, sore threala said *very c=lll wood by ttrryr.aaaJlarl of the bowels, obstelmakil punpintluo, srl deteriorated aad unhealthy blod.—Patent IlsiteYs Wan- Yoe. It, Baniersaireet. tidal,' street, L.:nodes. Illbollimak Vw... :bardZ he sad Oh. 73.. Yarviogriots- 4151 MEI ail Maim u lig., fa Ikt.. I& K sal 114 (1017OH8, ASTHMA, Sod INCIPIZNT CON v INTYTTION sae II VICITILLLY CCILIND b ILIMIN47II On till LOLIINtIIki, which are dally teesimeseded Ird the brdty thestleseiale trete the mate wines{ d wham may be Wrist. Id Ohs west edectitel, saga, swede, and etiaventslat es sedy be mi. sad all disorders of the lens, chest, and thresh. NU le hewn, la lid.. tins. ta 911.. and Ila each.— TiVilletl LUTING. Pherseeeeticiel motet. 79, tit Pad's chard's:J. Leedom rd mired by di deldidata DR RIOORD'S 1188ZNOZ of LITZ fir.. simalisel M Or awl elsliered oassettaikas tuk kw maim ram r Iffirslatia no ants I promest. r. cordial= la. we Me vap ia —deld Is woe. Mak lastrostiesa, at kr lea. suall .4 === pow roomamosoor siongs. to. mos Temeloir. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCR (n m% =maxi TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, JAL I 8 EVI2MIO. The financial reforms recently spoken of have not yet been promulgated. The ex-Minister of Finance has been deprived of his decorations, and is to be tried for malversa tion. Airs Pachs has returned to Constantinople in excellent health. _ _ The guardian of the British cemetery at Scutari has been badly beaten by some Turkish soldien. Sir Henry Bulwer has demanded the punishment of the offenders. The provincial loan is corning in freely. CONVTANTINOPIX JAIL 23. An Imperial decree has been issued announcing the publication of the budget, and conferring full powers on Fuad Pacha, who assumes the functions of Grand Vizier and Minister of Finance. THE HERZEGOVINA. TREBIGNE, JAM 21, Bynum. The day before yesterday abOut 440 Turks sud denly attacked the insurgents at Banjani. There were killed and wounded on both sides. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, JAN. M. To-day the Minister of Justice laid on the table of the Upper House a bill on ministerial responsi bility, according to which the right of impeachment can only be exercised by both houses conjointly. The right of the crown to grant an amnesty to impeached ministers does not absolutely depend upon the concurrence of the house which may first bring forward the impeachment. The crown is, however, entitled to remit the penalty of imprison ment. In its remaining provisions this bill is essentially similar to the bill of 1850. THE PRIVATEER 817MTER. ALGIERS, J. 72, Evans. On Monday • prolonged cannonade was heard bare, proceeding apparently from • distance of about six miles out at sea. A vessel was sighted this morning, which ap peared to be the Sumter. It is supposed th►t she has sunk her adversary. On Wednesday erasing kr. Rdward Ellice, jun., M.P. for the St. Andrews MOM of Burghs, was enter- • Wined Lyles Mierblteente at a public dinner in tie New Town WOW Aledicerb, , " is rempition of his able and . faithful sameass as Representative of these burghs for the period of tilmey4re years." • Z r. BiLl, is responding to the toast of his health, Macho/ urea the late difficulty with America. He apprimed it the stops taken by the gore:anneal in that maw*, seed Vasa proceeded to say that the interrupt:on 11, war Pefelisi of cotton from the Southern States hid led as t• Whir ler that materiel elsewhere, and argued. Nei al tie Southern States were ambled to sell , asthon at a oste in ooeseopenee of being producer/ by dace lakes. laid that we had to pay a higher price fee it when poised 'hp how labour yet this country Mould • ' OlSSect et equip . ear span i s with any country whore the . soemeasrat was based on the system of &miry (Load‘ssas.) Wavily was a thing fist ha 'Sidi tot to Odorant to all notions of henumity. ftpeap• I thing OW at great wet *homages bad repudiated m t : awl it well be a ettaegt ' vitilation of the pri . ' -r e • * 1 r igi a1= 1 4 , 7 1.1 . 4.14 4 709.17,11; the syst e mir°r of 11 11, 8 1 T ' in Saida _ America. (Cheers.) His impres sion was MPS the eystea Of &ray Was doomed—(hear. bass)-iuld that the North • waled loot make hews with tiro death - t=frisete the velem of slavery, which they soknow to le a crime. (Cheers.) The idea that we want • Z‘sar - epos the South far oar •ppliss of timloy discountenancing theta our supplies = , be mat at, bit regarded as a mere •rwhint infants. The peril that the Emperor had taken in regard to the Trent affair he thought had proved him to be stilk as he had always shows himself to be, the faithful ally of Ragland. He advocated the policy of malotaioinf neutrality in regard to the pm , Iput struggle in Amoeba, sad said that the people of tlds country ought not to fealicalous of my power to whom the dispute between tha North and South might be Mb witted for arbitrating. After some further remarks, be ocaoktdel Mind loud deers. FINANCIAL REFORM OONIMIVOL - ! Yeatertitty evening a numerously-attended code. mace of the metropolitan friends of financial reform was bed at the Loudon Ooffeesbosurs, Ludgatethill ; Mr. 1. Z. /Will in the air.: ' The Cunt:Man said that the conference bad been ors mood la onesequesceef • desire among the financial re formers el , Loadon is histbute • ensimeolitan society ma - the model et the Liverpool Biases's! Reform Asseciatims, , 12 ' object end Zit" i s.l7irat' :'. mesa ' did eat manderthot system of leamtise poi under width 0,000,0001. was mind principally on articles 00OlninOd by the masa of the people. Hs else held that there oonM hens satire headers- of bad* while the Onstewierese thine& ~, The elPholt_tintl interest still enjoyed petheettoo to a Wee , amount. The average importation of Dorn was about 10,000,000 quarter, per annum, upon which 600,0001 meir levied. and if bate grown cereals were taxed at the same • rate, 40,000,0001. per annum. would flow into the Wittig . treasury. With respect to the immediate object of the conferee's,- ft woofer them otereot to deals whether ow, would !omen issispeedestsociety, or whether they wo uld confine themselves to the establishment of an auxiliary oiler mitts», to 00-oPerste with the parent society at Liverpool. • Be should propose than they should autism themselves it • present to aa agitation for the remission of the duties co tea, sugar, and coffee, he many persons would goo with them cis that point who wire ant ismared to go for the revealed ditties cm other articles, as 'ebbe mad tobacco, he example. Their means of action should be the instructios of the people through the press. Mr. 8. Monist thought these exild IM se thoreesk lthanebl *pens without a:reform. ia parlieneest. Mr. W. Wttis considered that parliamentary and fame- siel reform should go hand in band. • Mr. TAYLOR did not think the abolition of the Custom. benne essential to free trade. If indirect taxation weee abolished the working classes would contribute nothing to the revenue. Be differed materially from the views of Iles chairman. 4ifr. Bum. then moved, and Dr. Sarre seconded. the owing resolution :—•' That an auxiliary committee al ' Liverpool Finanabl Rehm Ameriatias be fottaded it 14odoo." After considerable discussion the resolution was carried ' nnanimonsly, and • vole iff Basks to the ohalrnian area J the poemediage; • 4 . coatudionen Gov antimitirr ahutend Entn yestartis ltavion y .T h T e ho sowerge., Emigrat et 423r ieth ..; toes, belonging to Messrs. Horton sad Beech, of Loudon, -fog the obeveysithe of emigniata to Melbourne at 131. ' lth 1011. per statute adult, to sail from Smithsonite:a fir. 1 tenth the 4th and 11th of March .it. At the same misto t of the board a sew ship (not yet named), of MD tons, to Yr. Hairy John 11•11, was chartered for the / nuance of enigreata from London to Natal 66 131. g l l nging id. per statute adult, to tail about the 18th of Mardi. . • • i r