The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-16 00:00:00

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Mg be welive ab bs, et litwerweell Ww bb sewleroad ineweded W loailac leen le bib wpwlenee te Alm nlimputiors raramil mai Pin mook le int I. slorar r Os IkeiparemeelaninA . et 4141. iemalvelsl Ihe ale etas OMNI. als4 ma?, tr perersill i Vrarrj= Tll wmosii 111b=ambaj_byALlat wind Make law et Or or Ada Orompakr will aro to ralla my awe Orr akar WYK bra kr Yoram rf orb mai immarbrira. ar brie am la. la dis boding el Oar . or krawer garb orbs ro as r so V pia/ WNW Worn or surrapro by Ibr Drab ph. awry sararairkairr owe aura to be marbled br big r or bort San dr daIM sr latib bo be runkal. re rbo Mirka iron abkb kb ovirlarft arab br real ydro kr Iroamiaka Ma br derma kr ilia ars 77ortmermedim mg be Olimend she Onnosfe mar et do Dori. O. L. 111111., Opookro. pi. OLD CSAINL—WATEIRSTON soil MOO. DO big Is alai sienlise sr Os /01116 I• Or PM of OKI OM liba dam yea Oil Owed Mir puler t isamstrirel • sainirker a _ maws aft. OS Who leme••••••••n Sit&le d. =US ........ - ......... .. ...." 1 .. .7 1 i 5...... ..„.„....: F4 tistr a rz,:arz. alvart,.. ze 4 " r.ltelt . .00 WIWI a... Iflll iimearls Perirs " Mrsellftty Me Is. sik.-11.1. Ili NW Illimust ion si Stubs realms. rs 4 es Ana I *Vet. WEDDING sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. 11. ROD R 10ITOK t• Irsals. Istrriors Os Drlrss or paean x a aaaaa TWILLING WISASO DSId. KAMM liollo. Orr Ira Irk Dear Jar Ors. DINS WM. CLI ir °All • I BAGS of sours %DISTAL MOVIITED EN BLIP' OASTS. DM!" E CK TI. sr INKSTANDS es .tdSs Sir Ors Der. Ur SKIM Is ITS ST IMILDOLOS ( VNTItaIIdS re a • loa.• meaty a =OMNI•Le siml 110TALTITT Om MIMS ?ATM. Sos saner Ss sirsiais. D ii tg ems. : RUST EPD1110(7 Illf .41. .rte Ism ter rEM A MIN'S BHERRIEII.--Rail pal to . = mews a Ineks./—TMOn imp asi son ...7 se pro...timers S. sa• moss .4 im.b. armo fir, am debk end nom* ent 0 leileunedin 21.• dendes.= deln le dune gerreseek enehlend MO met Swenr. lemma who tine denneeldlty; =dna bow as Wombs h•••fie• a. ON • edd. eudee k.. lib Mei we peen Ode inn names be esses&rreen d=d e at p d V§lll I•l 6B tOnaleik end Wow lle 0g Pan P111.J.1. pall nen ge ne= s l i rlannen lentieneeindolown Ice. Penn lib IS IEiEPOST ea tire BEERS d ALES brewed M u Mm IMMlTamuml of Mr. MOODLIT. et Ommimummll flimmmm -. X;ILIZAITI As Draws d 1, 48 4 47. d abeWs•Xlc... a ead Do.fra eawhib rarell Om weal dloostpOr X tom red si emiluumes. 1 Wax Men NW." Md Imiki wire&rifroXftasseaboi Reidy el Or pekoe at mh.s iagee 1 16111111 MILL XAMIALL, XD. eel th. Worn Imam inelnince inner ibe Boom el rne= 01 Yen Ile Ada leseline." " &Cannon 404 weer esilao. frOms. _ Wie — Zuremi•• ageftwea. THE DEBT sad CHEAPEST 'PEAS sad • MILKY la !WV, re al di ameba ledamdd .4 =in .1 ct.. Tab S. I[l2 ed. W 4•l.*** wed o=l/1•.". la IP ai rr l A•.l ors b. It . drib &mks" Tow Y. I M.. ise4l. Tub aft , . gb, , wir et MIL mdworlde l• my edam dodos sr dada tw . lo Indud • irks moatN: sairssgrimarigm Tamura') TZA.— SIDNEY sal CO. ••• :.. Naas Ihnitaled ?_ ima dr Whin il= 6.4 lmi all 1.1.1 I . • , li Creed.i.l6o ".4l 1T...17.11.4.417.1= lir "116 e1b,%14 11 • 4 1.464 • .11 le mare& aims I iallint:•ltri imaa. mi .mr& ~nal m a mamma Piarini .... ni iia i- am Oa hinglal id lia sr Mrs am . rst ot Itmemor Ss m am le ft.• et 1 DII t f wkd CiAn TS I AS . A trisrs m• Le.... Lairs farsinlan 1/46 sal tisk .------ ERTY YEARS OP SWIM Savo proved MN reeks IMO* 'Wile "Rousts 011. ima " & "1: o a al= M.saw t 444 tuft* i1.W411144 sligrianst.t—al it =l4o44 ,::4746.114. tit ser•••• 4 . 61 . 14 4 st••••••• 7to boa NM estizetb tt Pr.ok s tr us: 44 • at I .14etti dit• :r an : it ars tr Tt ll 1' T U II 1 8.-- ., ?10 .... 1atties Pilmat IA WM IT ri 8104•11117 •FEb Owe. b/P =me— --ra-sattra t a .,,,,. b 4. b bre : a binill%%.l= WWI" I 7 ‘ YZlP elkh lbriatr; MI : IMAM IMP OH ''......6.• reale erre aettesr4laW=.l%•• %MAI,. direliera., .....". 'mi.... .1 lie 11.. bore Se a........_ ... —. " 1 ". i k al Probler. Mk 17•0111•1 Uwe ea Ike _............ • Manes bar MADAME TUBBAUI/8 IMBIBITION, at tba Baraireal—P=rii &Man et lit Wont et ebe eemese perb4-41% lbobwee bur* 01• Was et berribMit i Me= t 017: i t e :AL 0 elt FW : j u s z air • eTia7e d e. blinelt== TIAILY, at $ &sink OEI3 aa a ,4 aad tea.- i t .riziatip 'Z, ' t • § A m % 1— . vlburs. ralr i =e ea the "Ow ped kr 11 •111% anal Om Oho AwAsed mrs ROTLL ROOMS, Wiadmillatreet, Piccadilly, ma sow W o hi a• mar Moen kr Wili the Sl as J i 11.&21D. le • o.w it I; s son M REAT BAS VERN lITEAILBRIP.-0a 4Er i am.Tentg it • two e il li L ig 1 4.6 . amd mum GLOUCESTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL. - • pea ems OLOIICI2IIIII, TstraseAT. Ressesin Owt Maim ea this Festival et the point at whisk en Wake ea yeaterday, 4 h patifyiss to be alas to samara swan mem, salsas sad pawilsiry, • s at. Issebay the yaws= et tbs math* The sibeatece at the swabs esseset law NO* was tribal Wan this os Toss dm bet ea se seed se Wee Is. alesais Awasts Polted howl Me it pr of ths mem% awl a wee est Sow* Mat was. Wets' Neweleue, anslidas that es weds is alma as kew. M Se sawatey, W that the ahem bed Isl Ms op portunity d pedisbs I, a etkadat It dim. TY yaw dpi sal yeas wens met ably isslind by Mrs. Clore Nap- meth, Her Lana" Mr. Mos lamas, owl Mr. Thomas Tbs mesa pram etas mead oesdakall da ambsearsees wheals hew Mama seems. Mr. She. Menem was set dews to eyes wink a bang, r Wham this alt be ray leile." Ist or of the stewards (Mr. Owslear Parry) ems hewed. ma, ahlressiag the *tans«, NM It salmi to to the Imam d as steward, to asks spanks kw the Memo el Mr. Sims Remo, awl he ailed Met hit hod wady walked away whirs* styles woe. Of owes such as assonseastsst mid met s ills setemlimmt—met t.. 7 disgust —bet ler. Pony did ad Mdse Novelle weed Meg • Keg. Accordigly the ides et depletes.. at dews is the Idles wee ellerrd sme Cid lima meg the "Praia per me" 1 has Mimi trlsawe she wee rslle..d Is. skater by MIAs Mrs, dr skirled hr dribs by bar nada* B ile "Tres la sere" fres /I freedom she des rerturessly @grimed °Wird dm sacred la the pretty ad illndles air trod Birdie "la ism i moils" ales disk dis Mayor mmemseel that ides= Novella vesidi is • belled is the piss d vet ended through the dem= et Mr. Biros Reeves who, he Wed vlth emgarb. hed Foe leis very saweL Meeker Itovelletis ended is the enheds, sad or we l-1 Geist laded. lewd, et iseellmg with h erd i i i, sem hilswir esslessempi dim by the Mayor sad Kr. tiedir lesnymide • week. Medd shet bad Wird Idt Me ammet 11, Its mita bar to eig la I hi piss • blitem d i ei she Moods) Id pest bar owe vista to tor he it. Mm die* t did the he was very sal amt Mss tit WI hide le had dr taisid the prislidem d lie eadmotor, to wham se es snit des 41111111 analliMalie• Rio could set Ow a became professor Is vim Is She opedm of theist& ken the Mir mad el • pied who hal mak ir, of mass widest may la testis le direosed bet without bad** the sins e. Tie _-newt was recolved with vortemet• 4▪ 0418 =W e Pule Wed aide, Madame Novelle dog " Charlie," .sd the cdemet proceeded I. revise eine Is the dem. TM ray its sedstable features la the comet were &Mars Mame dam, of the barcarole, " Sells popps," sad the gems* hots Rryoletto "L's dl es," besotandly snag by Noland Novelle , Mime Dolby, &geed Omelet sadiektd, dish brought the eased to • Mose aboat — There wee so leawbeek, atria stesleg. b Ibe Mat el the wader villa wee everyileag Metecold bodedrall—eanay end .ad ibo atm/ Sae lete Wy ..obi. et tors from. 1111Miiiimalm Meseheialst, while animas thrteepd late Me eM ally all the storaleg, Orb( It as estroatall spa of gaiety. There wee a tale attraction NY oessig, to liee them One morel Maw leak* et Its peemsise— 1. lays& Woad if Oliva) S. illeaharaSta w r y; 3. elltiet Lot Allyeraf. Meth repel wag mimed at the Salley el Mr. /Is. Seem Ile appear la palls; but k was stated Mot be Is saga le hle bed by laispeaks. It News he amaght a seen cold thrash exposers et • Ire at a base Ameba vim elqbeg sae IYw elms se/ leis Nowt quite reeess4 his Iti Ahem The awls of the ark elated to Ms this mangl i wz aware, at the roma of the esseittee, esilaakes Mr. MOSIONI Icalth, who seat ably dlachars the doable what thee devolved wows Ida, be be Is fie, to ari the War sal la a the dues piens the resslag. Mad.... Novelle atupeased her self Is all these pieces It ova the =teens" sartark that as,. was her stagailleget velem beard to melt paean as Ale senstag. Theca*" " seas" made to the &fiat later were the &dam steaks of the tthee " theie eat hoes (Itaylish yanks) b Madame Novelle and Mix Dolby, anJ the magattleast • n of Signor Baal in the trying alr Pro peceetls." not missy to mention specially the "Csjas =ham " taken by Mr. Mththe Smith is the /b -assos el Mae Wares The .seal pert et the reponse was deeded to the lea Jarstext, which wee a meet secemilal thewegliest, the solo big wistained by = na g walle i te. Mae Leatelies, M. 11. dui* sad The eel:Medea this wasted to 2111. da. Id. =ISM es the day et the leat Clleeowaer Tel, se that there dowdy ea same 2.51. the esileadese ever Owed the moreepeadlas dye el 1858. m PIO AID lIIIIIII.S. At a reset Metre eft!. Somerset Arekesologiell illectsty, • paper is re red " Pig," by Mr. H. N. Seeley, wee reed by the Nev. P. Warm; in sores el whir ft was remarted Mat is the arm language the son far a girl was " asd its Ardennes Piper wee this Is hisica's Distiorry :—Pipsey frost " Pra" . =, • gad; • ward of sedgenseet Is • girl. " Peer' is • mew mos seise et hrehn he asedesd ; but it is air ep..rly es • di rarities el Margaret. Bay's Nagar sad L•tf• bin *warpage gwee " Piga" f• IN • " °"K m"am b= laa.." arra peetedses wen this made feces the New Tratantest, that the red "maid" repareted hy Pier." • maths of Bride water, in We "History o f Magissa," bed in 1730, noticed the "Pig Cr..," and the "Hick Crow," is his arrest of tha airs of Bridgwater by the Parbarsen'ary forew, A.D. 1615; and Illenneser's trales, Is 1695. The " High Cross" stood es the CosIM. wed INS pulled down about fifty years age; the "Pfe Cher" steed at so great armee Item it, sad WA fee her the partelt church, whki wee dedlcsied to the Viers Item rid amine( wee mere pearls thee that the mess sheedd be dedicated to the err sear. sad dls -I=lllmes the other are by the sense GI the "P ig ' ee, r he prammed. the " Lady Crew" jive emerishel Via the craw ihe Inner Vier May, all In essesetty yeeteed ; the "Pr Char" rams the " Lady'. Cram ;" rite lidi" end "Pie's Dirk" resew Me " Lady's Parr or "Mid," the mesas 14 bees ap plied I. the risterece el the " Lady's" et id the part she ellsisted. The sin et the " Whistle" Wes Jere II& as the sweantag c 4 " pig," ern ispensid Irish awed sr game :if otweider - pr" ce the said tat the ',her tlems, sad " Whistle" ft • amnesties eV' Wee sea," fr(.. the Seems Weasel Clehastal. u lleur Man"— the mei emirs—U re r " Pig sod W " trames the " Vises sad lisietetias." Oota) l'a^Drcroa rei VicratlA.-71. gold pmelesslea le repaid by the Aryan es highty la the la az iambs M the plea year the re=tve Mhem 1.07016 ea. spat 1,1311.116 as. to 1858, IS ma la WO, 1.11K984 ea la AA lath 649 ia dep r is e meg es, is ; the anal shipmate emeasi le 1.1117.012 ea is 11149 apart 1,277,401,.. la Ink 1.341,711 es. la la 7. Latta is. la 1.1111,1111 is. Is 111414 1,077, 431 is. la 1041. The Arles -am* Ara Wray, s limm—d w app. dm t h in I . way peopeadi the year WA equhar la as preamlea lad ma pM fog pease year, amiss paw Oar tat be meta% lava la peasant Sella the euellmwe aposlia el a ieskeiwbere—es at • Meat meal lima Ossa—a asphia as yega.sp. Irriy wolf • aim Issa" has that awe garateells .1111effila ise has tbs peak sai N= staisi s Thi oaf bee taity his a r Atha ea maims= .1 em ranhay dames are Masi is he.. ben ealea—Brearymed Areas Aw -1 alias I.J. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1869. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIMIALIT, SETT. I s.—ATTonciltENTS.—Cap ilia Z. D. WM, to the Madwomen, viol Commander Ley meter, mtke Y egenedml kW ems tegnset. Ikerion Dr. W. WK. ammhes (Gamow) to the Beaswa. MNildpresa C. 13. Harford to lb' Arrogant, A. B. Thomw tot m Merthweegb, Kosomiek to Xdpomesa, the Ea A. F. Sled Is the Trdalgar. CHATHAM, Sam aatioeitios at the Hero Guards havin 16. g de ified so melee out to ladle the trim and feadthe et them DAMN ulolsave mostly maraud. olden hem bete re ' sifted st this paella for the wive, and children of the 77th Hohleimit te meth* M Plymouth, oa the 2 Let Mot , to the therthed * Ohms, whisk Ins his. taken op by the Raid guides Osarirlemes lbe seaveyesce o t soldiers' Mate rid toolito to WI& la War to amble the Imam to pro rid* thommlose via essithess dolor die voyage the autho rities halts dooolod sae oink tits raw of 11. sod each child 10a., is tht ele44•008 peal that seas dm days previouoly to . _ _ The Melee, /11, sena trigs* vse tide shone= re moved dresi the ohm hulk sad healed tido the loge mad dock Le the purpose el being rigged sad completed ter eat PORTSMOUTH, Harr. 14. The Potaavorbnco, iron screw troop ship, Corn arader IL R. rower, le ordered to be brought forward with all be ready la seam troops to Moe. BM will le to-roorrew for repairs, the &moors, 8, stem Aare Mil, big amoved to nabs room ice bor. It la wed do ism be mesas OM la the heads slits Ir i s Abbot, freight skip, arrived fa the barker yaelseday sitirasoa, to naberk draughts for ladle. She mobarbsd to dayKum, Resign Barrow, aad serseents or the 711 ad Beelmse ; Capella Poster, Zaeiges lhessea, Beaty aid litressey. wergssats, 1 dreamer, IlEd fed private the led Isiltallea of the 4th ; Lieut..= sad privates ad lbe 81rd BegM r ti ender the therm of Arise the Wien navy. The Abhor le hem doitbsed this midair. Ile =lelars-vemet, Water George Allen, sailed L Pella with Ur °Blows of the Rtyal Mail Caller, ',lmo havos i e t ttbsr (a a visit to the Great ernarba Balas skairt imo r y deo Named superon as the DETONPORT, Seer. 16. The Ave., steam tender, Master Commander Lawmen, was despatched into the Chanuel yesterday (Wed nesday), to omeamalcate with the Boyne, 21, ems, Captain R. Lambert, and mad ber direct to GiN.amr. Ms UM* of the Admiralty at this port were Informed of the illesskime news from Chula by • medal telegraph on Mashy skiesoco. Mr. Odes, Admiralty memenger, was, ghastly fide the receipt of the intelligence, despaebed to Lathe. NAVY 001111ACTIL—Coatrads were Wired into yester day (Wednesday), at the Royal William Victua-yard, kr the ens* of 2,000 quartos of wheel for the lli um ng of the navy, vka, with Messrs. Harrell sad Crossing. for 600 quer ns., M 44e. 3d. per quarter ; and with Messrs. Collier lindatos, ear US quarters at 43a. 3d. per quarter and 1,000 Karat Us. OA per quarter, Oil of 48010 e. to the grouter. am* a eseeraet was entered into with *r. T. J. Harrell is the supply of 300 quarters of oat., Ix making estate', at Sea pee quarter. CONGAMPATIONAL UNION. The meetings of the twentieth mbnimal assembly of the Congregstiosal Union comessaell is Abadan ea Woodsy last Ia the omen of the day abet am honied ludepeethat seiretied la the Yam trem melons parts et ilenleud sad Wales. TM bet weetiegbettemalow with the mesmbly tea plum ea Wry maths at be &teeth, whew ea nitwits siker was eteed ly th Em elt. D. norm, LA, et lkistal At to tides. ea Timed:Arabi the madwease symedat theTawmanor me lid with miebtem ail The =lag bob' bass woad by peeper end the Mama at the 0111111111111011, the Km. De. Legge, et Bpdvery bag mad altherete wain address. He wer hy thew ems essepiimmie to the Cyarri, the Baal desemdents at the maleat Builla people, who, le ..M, ermined that TAO= *es whoa way all oboes lied lost this. Themitheal the address he made =.Mdse. al • Mgt* lavisktry eisaital to the people. The sable& at the Mimes wee the genera minion el the church, end the &Mesas considered firth Ood'eprovidential plan; secondly , Hie lestrusents; thirdly, the Wealth to which the church wee liable; end berthly. the duty of Christians. The ammo leashed • greet variety of subsidiary topics, ead =Whiled ma& Yra6tß sal ralearth. Is the course el his remarks the theleara nth some sharp things about the Paiglain, the Ramon.. the Mittel. of the present day, vadat various ; the Weeleyem who, he seid, hem tadttagto their late madman la a bit at way eratead very foothiseithew at , whichbe hoped by doilies weft leartily salumed." ' Al the dose d the dire. tic . I. Bridle, at Reline, Newel • vole at awake* Dr. th ag e elminnsa. the L meollition mmembg the wish et the sw thee I would hl• abut hi the bade et the Noreen pahli math Mb the maim* of the Detharems. Lard Nem eit Ls mendel the althea it a brie la whiol le oesekl:wmted the Malemeit a ver ado c ia . The I seerrary,New OM* premised se a ethedtate leiorldrth et be add hea l. wed Wks bey had heard the hem, sad wee there mmuly et a lama temselee—me la white seamesdelisa of the chairmoa's edam me spewed la omega leas. The motion and W the elawary was put to the medley aid awl the MMus.. achnewlodnisti the To= lb compliams with the mart that he would the address for palatable,' to the mentery. A report wee them read by the Rev. Dr. s from the epeeist OM. mites oa the Pesters' B FuniL The es tar had sent out Oen thoireaml copies of • armlet ia which they proposed • amiss at questions, but they com plained that they had only niceind 646 mowers, ad that those had "come from the mare dependent portion of the ministry, while those who were la teem favoured einem- Menem had in very few obis label mule a Mom" The conduits, therefore, at whit* the ecenwittee had arrived was that it would sot be wise co szpoilent t resonunend the formation of the proposed aisodstlca. It was to them s Weal conclusion, but It had tem bend wpm theta by the facts of the We, sad t fell beck ass • merely *suitable fond for such a body of um as the txagreptimel pothers of &island wee that from which all their nobler feelings recoil. They had hoped that the propound scheme would ham obtained curb • meteors of favour and support as would hamjuettlied them in at once seeking to oleos it manna and lasting foundation." They mentioned, in cemeteries. that Mr. Amen Jima bad offered 40001.,0n condition thatelbw4,oool. wee raised beton aunt October ; sad that a stremnnas effort' w" b tlie gwed. rrittes, sad it (44, A v a le of antic wr meshed to afford the c o m et every posollsbni sa ashimee. themethea that followed as the rabbet et dm& metime ; with* the emershly adjourned to Manta at the Market-hall. On Wedneeday, • pubis maim ea the subject of British wisdom was bald at the Tempi ass Hall, the Lend MOM in the chair • sal album wen delivered by his lar4hip, by Mr. Beimael Mary, by Dr, Massie and Per germ, sad by other gendarme. Oa the maw day there was a seseal .sett/ of the con gener*, the subjects which famed the tepls et debate being the Welsh churches, ebepet•bulidleg. Amsebea slavery, the Bible monopoly, and baptised &Ulm. • petition was adopted mthe subject at priatiag the rely Boiptures ; sad ea the abject of Amoy the embeewee some to the fol lowing emolutice :—" Thal the Oentemetimel Union of sad Wales hes he pm* dethreled the opportuoity th ira r d esawd and autumnal sessithilles et placing on record its sympathy wi.h the enslave/ mph& of our coloured brakes la the United Bates et Awake, and Mewing its esker pretest ageism the engravatee !ebony ithel d in the mealeemeas et the em thweery OM Oltrimian emweemseml by • largo mate of meshes; bet Mr perm ead aow ameemliatra ll oda he net dub= eceeismitlat d the mad eyymeathy isamelson curse of elevery la Amiel lrni t i Vwhile set beer sable to the ddeculitee at ethane bemethelo sad amplete abolition, It Would yet earnestly mid sabotimetely sell ova the Christian churches of the United Stehle t bear their unvarying testimnny against this thermos, evil, and prayer fully to employ all scriptural miens with a view to the es. Unction of this unhallowed loathed" sad let the • opprersed ▪ " iieeeting was ens hold on the .abject of Inaday schools ; to the wares of which lb. Edward Berner, 11.1'.. delivered an address proviog that the mm nagged in the work of 8 .nday schools was in the most my way of developing his moral and reli giose °bisector. From a connexion with Sunday schools lw seem forty-ran he was able to minify to the good to be received while snowed In the work. The meeting edopled a yowled= expressing recited* for what the Sunday schools had dais ke the cease of Christianity in than Nihon —ln th; eventing a meeting was hell for the exposition of esegresatieselydnel p lem. Sows Mut a hundred parlous wale prearst. Mr. Edward Babes presided, mud delivered a very elaborate wad powerful speech. moog the other speakers ware the Reeds. J. W. Iticluudise, A. Bwd, T. New, J. CI. awl W. Tyler. 4 31W P.lllBl 07 11VIVALI8M. There ham been, for some time back, for public exhibition, in this town, a cm of "convicted " imposture which ever' saything yet met with in the history of the Minion. At 28, Birch-street , there wee to he ern, up till Friday last, a woman, apparently about thirty =are of ego, tattooed in different portions of her body like a red iodise. The Imposture haring been detected, the show bag be closed aim the above date, by comma / hem • e realm quarter, ram* the mg people of the rintrenrhood still ream then the somas wee the week of the Spirit of God. Oa her beret wan =mired a large red, lay cross, done In the rudest style imaginable. Oa ear breast le inscribed the word " Jesus," and on the other aide " Christ." A few Jaya ago, upon one of her err, " Seek ye the Lord" wee plainly visible ; but ter some cease or other this Ms her effaced, or "Wed away," r the of the home fearer is. The women took the " - L" et the first meting ta the Botanic Orden, were else me "stricken." From that Me till now she ban been Mt, drib, sad Med by tem, until at last • nrirecures elispmedon of the Holy Spirit hes been favor= her. Visions and glimpses of the other world, costing Into the shade the absurdity of Joe BMWs religion, have all been pert and parcel of her conversion. Oa Sunday week she aw, lie oat of or of the seraphic dreams with the abovensmed imprecriptios up= her perm, and since the hoe boos almost deified. Crowds of people visited her daring the past week, and the proceeds of the exhibitre— rinfoetunstely for herself, it was " closed "—were " gratifying." Oa one day Ile. were realised. The lettering wan Me worst performed we ever new, beisg evidently the work of some tinaklle4 perm, more remblium Chinese hieroglyphics than the 'lmre ; yet In the minds of the diseased and infatuate I multitude it ii nothing abort of a nevelation—Nortkre Whig. LOCI AA W. A very curious communication on this dangerous affection has been manta to the Frusoh Aosdemy of edisoces by Dr. Veils, of Turin. W. lave several timed had mossion to mention curare • idswhich the lodians of Booth America poison thel; arrows with; If Introduced into the blood, it will kill an on is forty bastes, while, on the other kind, hugs doses may be taken isersidly without any danger whatever. This we bow to be likewise the cue with the poison of this most deadly 'oaks'. Dr. Vella, liming remarked that the sambas ceased by sumo is sa- Mgonlatic to the titans spasms which it. produced by strychnine, was struck by the idea that the former might be ▪ specific :galore manes or lock jaw when produced b wounds. Al a surgeon to one of the wards of a French military hospital at Turin, when emirs] cases of Ina made "Onus elitist!, be had as excellent opportunity of tasting this remedy which he did with the concurrence of M. flallisron, chief physician of the honStal. The first Wale were made on two men, who hod been lthouring wider lockjaw ceased by bullets for the list four or tire days. They woes both in a ems of incipient asphyxia, and their lean was considered dispute; yet the curare poison opplicd to the wounds produced a muscular relaxation which gam them mach relief; but they were too far gone to be saved. Dr. Vella was more fortunate in • third case, that of • ser geant, aged 35, .ho had been struck with a bullet in the dolt foot at the batik of Mammas, Jose 4. He had entered the !somata on the 10th. and the ball had hem we. onsfully extracted to the 131 h. Three days later be experienced • certain stiffness In his seek, and on to. 17th his jaws were firmly dosed. Ail tho physician of the hospital were .greet oft the plot that this was • eau of oesermed Manua On ths 18th the polka; wu bled to prevent asphyxia, and laadsmam administered inwardly, which produced no effect. la ths allorocon, cams was applied es the wound In the tint dew centigrammes in 40 grammes of water; Cris was were lively 'screwed to cos gramme of curare in BO =mof water. Amer the lapse of three-quarters of ma e:d subsequently of half an hour, each appliontiou was killowird by • diminution of tetanic rigidity, and at birth by sz il ogr i ziats • relaxation of the muscle. that the plebs was to Mak, Mike mom soup, and even nit ape. his bed. Altar the mean ad the curare had ceased, the tweak venom would sommaseme In the right leg with great violence. Altos tho treatment had continued for three dam, Mims were to the thigh, in crier to ob • min a lame ilsseNag whoa. The application of carom wee repeated every throe, and then every Sr., hours until the twelfth day, whoa twice • day was found sufbismt. TIM attack of bonus 000stantly diminished is intemsky; es tie loth of Itriy be patient left his bed for the tint time; cm she lleb ha waited for an hour. Ind ea the 251 h be left lb hospital perfectly recovered. Os tote com munication being reed, M. Velpeau east sum doubts on tie slat Macy of the foot to establish the value of curare as a spoeific 'maize tetanus, seeing that It M a most daoserons gobs that requires to be kandld with extreme caution. — M. Clouds Bernard remarked that the txtraotdinory tales ✓ebel of mare contained much exaggeration, but that it could be ea/ell iatrodoced into therapooks like prumio acid mad ether dual, ;Also's. As for Dr. Vellis account of its I gas in • spoke against tetanus, Dr. Bernard thought it do earviag cf the greatest atteritim. Dm. Sweat, Cloquet, Royer, and Janet de Lamballs concurred with Dr. Claude Bersaid, and expressed their coutmeim that further imperi -1 moats should be made, osproially oa anima* In order to matlrm tie (Mem of noire.—Gsklaasi. THE Mass lir WolliOttalla...-0a Tuesday, at the Inertial; of dr Naertowatede bawd eliniardiene, a gene• Ni order frost the Peering Oemmielow , re misread, ordering then to pruv Ida "• mita& altar, vowtarate, and such other maartegea se areeeway" "the d.. celebration of Dfilwewarship warillag to the TWO of the Roman cutholie shatah." The ifewers add, that "they we wormed by thek htalfeallair, No. ibefebees t that lbw required by the Rams imbibe thettiels, la ailidea le the altar sad valtawate, are a tear awl pada% adral a.d sisal, two altar &Mr, two eawlladlcea, two am* awl a aaatl altar ball." The board, by a wojarlty of abet to ems Too" reepeatially dicliaed to magi, with Oh order.—Beffeet Ann Later. _ jAihartiamm= so irnis AND GOTTO, Paper Bowl a riat% is ..Loa of tu the pout). No /two Ow Noma& mi antylnee to any ridlway stub. la 10te Nod en ow a/ for 36 54 tra. for 3n, IL eazlegok .ha ry Am or qamill•o• • nowt. 00.4... OM lbw cake., tad tattoolasogling. =mg Isr-qraing arm 24 and Att. Uakeemsem. MWIKG 4T .11q!NBURBEI . 4OAflf3T THE 4. - iii il F7Y-1517 A public meeting was held at Edinburgh an Wed s's:lay melds( "to consider resolutions expressive of disapprobstioa of the went promedinp of the established clergy of Edinburgh in enforcing payment of their infamous annuity tax." Toe meeting was crowded to excess by a highly remeeiable audience, and hundreds had to bum unable to obtain admission to the body of the lull. Oa the *Vona were, among other her. Be,. Dr. Andrew Thornton, Rev. Dr. Crawford, her. William Reid, Rev. Dr. Croons, Rev. R. 8. Drummond. Mr. Jam,* Miller, Council lors Ford end Boyd, Mr. J. S. Stott, end Mr. William Dia. can, . . At the Joor of the ba'l a placard wu bung, ow which ware the following words :—" Found In Bt. Andrew's-atm; on tbe 7th curt.. a pair of bracelets. litipposed to belong to the swab/lobed awry of Zellabergb. If the owner &ell apply Wide they shall be retuned to him." Mr. J. - Matas, St. Aadnw•atreet, waa called to the Tit; CZATIMAN stated that motes of apology had been re ceived from the Lad Provost, who had been expected to take the chair, from Mr. Charles Cowan, Mr. Baxter, M.P.. Mr. Tait, of Priorbank ; Mr. Dooms M'Lartn. ex-Bailie Fyfe, the Ilev. Dr. Brown, Dalkelth ; the Rev. Dr. Robson. Oliugow • and the Rev. Dr. Johnston, Edinburgh—al of whom ex pressed their thorough sympathy with the objects of the meeting, and their desire to do everything Is their power to obtain the abolition of the annuity tax. (Chews.) The chairman proceeded to my that the meeting had been convened in consequence of the unfortunate proosedlngs that had been est en foot by the agents of the established church, la order to enforce compliant's with a tax which the majority of the Inhabitants ' area a majority of than connected with the established church itself, entitely disapproved of. Re hooped that the I torts now to be made would toad to strengthen the bands of Mr. Black, so that they might obtain the total, and he would say Immediate, abolition of this most obnoxious Mx. (Cheers.) The Rev. Dr. A. *raceme, he movies the first 1111101*- dote, said—Churchmen may depend upon It, that every month that eolith:oats the annuity tax shot; ohs the existence of established churches, and Is loosing the great bold which they already have upon the gees , . IMPS of the Scottish people. (Applause, end • fey faint hien.) But, whatever may lie duns by those who cling to this and similar Imposts with • tenacity at if the stalllity of our religion depended us It, for one, in the nom of Christiaayy, repudiete the thought of all such deptadenos The history of &Wand - within the last fifteen yews has pp or that the church he. within the beans of her Being people 'sough to maintain her stability without bar teen away ter freedom ; that she is strong In the mesuire weekeees of her great financisl law ; that the sword is a weapon which she does sot need, and wh'eb she disowns. =et ohoorinaThe rev. doctor conoloded by moo ieg the That the imposition at taxes for whisked's] purpose Is beyond the rightful province of the eivfl nagletrate,end all te imposto are • grimes encroach ment on the rights of cossionto end hied freedom ; sad that the easaity tax, bounden bist unjustlable on three fategresade, le peculiarly and oppressive in sZ i smdos, end should be Inseadimely and completely abcys• We. T.B. Mtutrit meconded tits rooolutlon. Yr. Jolts boasts.. advocate, moved the seeded meals ties : "That the conduct of the sotabilahed away of the dty of Edinburgh-1u opposing off the piano which have mos Oen propceed foe the at °lidos oe mitigation of do tea, ens io perraliting their sgeuta and dated to enforce paymtst by the end aad haisnotto WM of handcuffs and kuhrou ate by fr."- gamely alaasibid tha peace of the community. Mr. JO= CLIO weeded the nisolatlcat, wield was maid rill hod don. The Bev. W. REID moved the third reaolutlan, whir* was as follows That this meeting desires to express its earnest synepashy with Mr. Brown. now imprisoned In gaol for anapay meet of ties ton, and wi• other victims who have recently medal lajuy at It their Made (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. Mr. Tumuli Etrox wooded the resolution, sad in doing se called on the asatiag to give three busty thee that might reverberate through the hers d the amid/ tax geoL He else proposed that the guttleses who bad 'Mired the issellag should be deputed to Davey the emu* sympathise el that seethe to Mr. Brows la his otallssesut. The essolutioa was unanimously agreed to, and three &aka*/ dims were glum far Mr. Brown, se also for Mr. Herskes, wheprermtedldroulf to the waft. A veils et setae was rhea awarded to the chain= as ere mein et Mr. Saha MIDI Crawford, 8.9. C., ad the praceellep wore banght to a dues by the Rev. Mr. Drat mond reeteettealag the boaadlettoo. IifILANCEOLY BUiCIDB AT NORM 8111BLDIS. hir.S.Reed held an inquest on Wednesday, in the Town Hell, North Shields, os rhebody of Me. Richard Bell, tra veller to Kr. W. H. Altimes, brewer, North Shield., who was Imnd dead as the previous afternoon ender the circumstances detailed below — The Groner, In oprniog the inquiry, mid that this wee a (000 of self-destruction, for there woe 00 doubt that the men had made away with himself; and them was only one point that they need direct their attention to in the inquiry : It was whether the deceased man knew right time wrong et the time he committed the rash act; for if he were competent to know right from wrong he was guiltyof fele de ea and would be deprived of Christian barbel. Mr. Hewitt, superintendent of police, acid, that yesterday, about half-pest 2 o'clock, a led mot and told him that Mr. Bell, t traveller to Mr. Allison brewer, had hung himself in the porter store, Kirby'e Bank, Duke-street. Witmer found lying beside the deceased his hat sad coat, whkh he had put off, and also a letter addressed to W. H. Alison, Esq., his employer. Mt. Hewitt reed the letter, millek was u &Aloes : " High Brewery, North Shields. "To W. H. Allis" Sao. "Deer sk—Aa I oin no lesser stand spinet the bitter of mind. I most sow take Lave o f every thing which Is i Z a to me. I Bad that etroggliag reuration within me take weedd reader death a comfort rather than life. In my eadsaverr le do the best for everybody I hays only ettoeseded la raising myself. This I =Oat say, that whatever may be woes la my Lean I have not kept a tg is item towards my oleo Interest, sad every farthing has ben dieweed bl either directly or ledireedy tor your welts». Hy sedate may hare been legally wroag, but they ere y ht. These INN thine net I Imp w. of that, l a th - mild my "(elm, -Fos .vdt ask and do nothing hush to my wife or two dear boys, whisk haWasee I have not known for some years except when In thek presentee. lem seen I ban adopesd els fatal noesty, but I cannot live to be the mon miserable el all bean beings. Wishing you and everybody farewell—l am, Sir, your. Indy, " H. BILL. " P. 5. I wee worth mosey when I came Into your envim, end feel neared that if you giro tholes who mg be left behind me to the 2nd of February next, you will be satisfied so firm eaythlag I may be tadebtd to you. Only I ask you tot to take severe means, so that whet I ma worth may not be given away. Ton an aware you have a security. "It. BELL." Wades never saw the dinned worms for drink to his hear ledge; and he believed him to have been a sober, steady sea. Mr. George Martin, agent to Mr. Altlent, brava, bad 'mown the deceasedMout siz years, while fa their He aml,y appeared to be very attentive to busitees7 k t away. considered hint a steady men. He lad not beta afflicted with illness lately, though for the last heuilOt he appeered snook excited. Within the teat fortnight had anspkdon that be woe misapplying the funds of his ern player. Decemsd did sot as; anything himself about bebw in difficulties. Within the last fortnight it ma =Winced that Mr. Althea taxed him sRh receiving mosey and not accounting for it. Witness believed that Mr. Allison did not threat*. to distharge him, but treated hire kindly. Witham saw Bell on Sunday morning, and be also saw him on Mon day at the Aloe. He append in a very depressed state. He believed be hardly knew 'bathe was deb( or saying at that time. The Coroner at this atm° read to the wither the letter written by Bell, end .eked him if he thought that was the auks of aa insane isaa The witness did n,t think be could say so. This was all the evidence • and the coroner baring left the malty or Inanity of the donned to the jory, they thin wets left to minder their verdict. After they bad been together half an hone, • rotatable wee sent for end informed that one half of the jury believed that the deceased was insane when he committed the rash act ; and the other hall believed that he was sane. About half en hoar after, there being no like lihood of ea agreement, the jury were discharged, end the mew gave instractiona for another jury to be mimasontd tor Thursday evening. AND four= IN 8T1.F.F021). MIRA Tb. annual booting of the Stafford Agricultural daseablisn wee hell as Wodneeday at Bob.t- oron-Trent, and in the demos the mantas fted in the Town Hall, undo the ply d Vineasat 0/LNDON, M.P. Theta were ales peosna—the Bud d Shrewsbury and Talbot, Viscount Inver% M.P., Mr. Bean LP., Mr. Smith Child, Mr. =Meot Mr. Mariam Boller, Mr. Adamthwaitr, end the ogrioniturlets of the ceenty. Mr. X. Bows proposed " The Moue of Comm..," coopliag with the to SW IMO of Visaing Ingests aid Mr. Dets Viscount browns% an solsowiedglng the toed, laid he Mt rained hos • dug yesposihilltrAy tho Prollooco of Mr. Ewa, who terweestat the other MO ot the house, many of the seetheen cd whkb hag bdone which he (VLoonat Saws) deluded sad thawed. ei Hear, bow," sad laughter) There were smity queer dogs In the boss who Nal nary goes thine width they did sot men (Lasighbr.) Top, homer beamed em awftd eibilitywee ghd to throw on the thonider=r . . Been Mr. )that so doubt a pod deal ed fault might be bar j ah the Wows of Commas., bat ho hoped that r it wee to to retheseed it would become latter and more sat to tha noble lord, estienlarly If theme pastes .heat not la la the amindest when he oo thiteiltoa sad Abend. (Laughter.) lie (Mr. Bees did not ample or abhor my bcontly sthetaned opiate, our did W =Me led. (lber, hear.) The leas el the Hasty whisk the =Melee& wee • iambs neently add, redly is no Minas of opinion between on Why should roe Sisk resishee to one tide Felber than moths f ;the peat Ohba quietism are at se 1 ead L ead with roped to poei dimeaakess, I hope they ass tse the mot pat skid too ; and se to reform, it is petty well magersised that if this I met quite ambled it will be settled by end bye." (Laughter.) He (Mr. Bass) hoped that the Moan of Ctsomons would by and bye be more settillestmay tar Anted than It wee at present ; but, whim ewe might be its baits, there could be no doubt that the interests of egricaltore would be perhotly safe in its hands. (Cheers.) Then we few men S that house who were not intateled Is the prouperity of egricsaltsse. He believed that almost every member went then with • sal theirs of doing his duty to Ms *smithy, and there was no body of torn wise tabooed man smaselly and awe eaddammly he the public without the lap cpsivate advantage, them the man bre of lb. Hones of Comtism (Load charm) la. THOMAS 041L7LE 03 110011. Ths American pews contain s characteristic latter of Thomas Carlyle. It is addressed to Mr. Allays= Witco of a " Dictionary of British sod Atomics& Authors." The anther d" Frederick" styles Mr. ALikaae " book writer," and thus pronto= on kit perftworece : " Aberdour, Fife (for Moira, Londoo), 18th July, 1869. " lair —A rood while see (I am as to acksowWp my neglect by eying so, but it was sot intsational, nor is quite without mom), y}ear merles, hopremige volume was duly banded In at Merea • aro did 1 fail to look • little into it, though eaceniingly 'busy 'hut and sow. I ma truly nay the labour you have gam into (which appears to be faithfully dens, *trigger I ma judge of Wits me with asiotithernt, and is, Wood, of sa amount almost frightful to think of. Then gems to to no doubt the book will be welcome to innainirable realm belay, sad tell them math that they wish to know ; to gas the ens fault was tbst, like lb Apostle Peter's slant of torts, it took in " =sclera and the unclean," and thereby became of seek onmasagable balk, to my no mans. Readiness not aware of the feet—hut a feet it is of daily increasing magnitude, end already of ter rible importance to readers—that their dote greed neolesity In reading is to be vigilantly, coseclentionsly wriest ; sod to know everywhere that books, like human Needs, s» areaDy divided late what we may all " sheep and geste"—the latter put inexorably en the left band of the Jody; sad toothy", every goat of than, at all momenta, whither we know; sad math i• to =avoided, end, if pcssible, ignored by all sane meson.., This is candidly my verdict ; and I regret to think /on cannot well it; nor, es y:nt perceive, had I any wish to produce it till ansummied.—With many respects and acknowkdruente, yours sincerely, " T. CADJAL/1." A griOtt Conmervative demonatratite took place yesterday afterems at Mote Park, Maidstone, the seat of the Earl of Rosary, to celebrate the return, at the last election, of Lord Hobeeedele sad Sir Edmund Filser, B at, the con. servative neaten for Wee{ Kent. At three o'cloo.k upward. of 900 electors from the several polling districts of Maidstone, Tunbridge, Sevenosks, Blackheath, Lewisham, Dartford, Cinvesend, Cranbrook, Tenterden, Rochester, end Melieog, est down to a diaper provided in a spacious sod elegant marquee, and amongst those permit were:—the Right lionaurablestheEmla Stenbape,limener, and Darnley, Lords ' Kbegedown and Hardiege, Viermat Holniseciale, sod Sir E. Meer, Bart. (the members for Writ Kest), Si, Brook W. Bridges, Bert., M.P., Mr. Gabon* Hardy, M.P.. Sir J. Here Maxwell, Bert., Sir T. M. Wilson, Bert., Sir Percival H. Dyke, Bert., Sir Norton J. Keatchbell, Bert., the Rev. Sir Francis Stapleton, Bait., Admiral Jonas Karelian; Colo nel,' Pletcher and Cater, Mr. Netters Smith (late M P. for Weal Kent), 6:e., &a. The tent was decorated with name. roos beano.. and °clouts, and Adenoid bend from Fitzroy spasm, oandocted by Mr. G. Allen, vocalist, was armed , for the oceseion. The chair was occupied by Earl Stanhope. OEPOID LOCAL EXAMINATIONS.—A public meet lug was held MU* Guildhall, Exeter, on Theeclay afternoon, for the purpose of preeentieg the certificates awarded by the University of Oxford to the inecoteifel candidates at tbe tee cent middle-cleas examination held in that city. Sir J. Kernaway presided ; end among those present were Sir J. Coleridge, R. 8. Gard, E.q., M.P.. T. D. Attired, Esq., J. Eillifeer, Req., J. Dinham, Eeq , W. Buckingham, Req., and the Rev. J. Buckingham. There were elan several Wine preen; imboolmseters from invent perm of Demeeldre, and moat of Ur anoceeeful candidate.. A Wee was read from the Esti of Devon, regretting his inability to Mined, and highly approving of the esaminadona. The movement wee stated by Mr. Misted, its principal originator, to be progressing must satisfactorily. sad !atone able mention was mole of the efforts of Mr. Templeton, of the Mansion-hou-e &hoot, and of Mr. Dom mett, of lisle's School. Exeter, in sending boys for examinetioe. With re gard to Mr. Templeton, lir. Acland stated that he had woad more candidates than any schoolmaster in the whole of England, an announcement which was betted with loud applause. Excellent advice was tendered to the candidates present by the hon. chaltmen, by Sir J. Coleridge, by Mr. ddlifent, end by Mr. Aclead ; and resolutions of 'honks to the delegates from the Oxford Cuivereity and the local examisen, to the local committee and secretaries, to the mayor for the use of the Guildhall, and to the chairman for hie able readmit In the dire, were unanimously paused. TUE Ituicnous DissENszoNs IN ST. GeonoE's Ease.—Yreerday teeming • meeting of the vestry of St. George's Hat was bald at the Vestry-hall, for the purple of eftsidering the letter of the Bishop of London ; Mr. Clarke presided. The Church Affairs Committee laid on the tel Is a repots, recommending that the whole matter should be referred to the Bishop of London for his decision, in accord ance with the terms of his lordship's communication. Mr. Thompson, the seni,r chewchwarder, moved the following essulutice :—" That the bishop of the diocese having by his letter of the 6th inst., addressed to the vestry-clerk, offered and recommended his tordiadan, with serer to pot en end to . the differences which now unhappily subsist between the reCtur and the parishioners relative to the eervice, decora tions, and arrangemetos of the perish church, this vestry takes the earliest opportunity of expressive their entire radices' to submit such differences wholly and unreservedly to hie lordship's arbitratioa and decisionomeh party engaging, as ibis metry hereby engage; to abide by such &Liston ; sad that the Rev. Bryan King, the reeks, be, and he is hereby reeperfelly invited, to ewer Is snob subminioe, whereby all diffennoes between bias sad the parlaironses may be terminated and the piece of the perish restored, sad that a copy of this reeolutios be forthwith conveyed to the rector, and that he he respectfully requested, se early as convenient, airnannicate hie snorer, addressed to the vestry-clerk " Mr. ammo, the junior cherchwerden, seceeded the rem inder. Mr. Barrett raid that, Judging hem the biehop'e letter. It would appear that the vestry were the disturber; and were the chief opposers of the rooter. This be denied. The vestry were nit, he contended, In a peek!s to decide for the whole of the pariah:mere. arid he did not believe that the periebionere would be esti:fled with airy eploropel time, things having gooe to such enemas. Ater • low diecomion, in which much warmth d feaLlog was displayed, the reeoletton was agreed to, there beteg oaly three dram. tieste. The vedry then adjourned. 1 . /AMBIT OF WADED CAIIT3 ACIOBB THE MEE ser.—lbe 'object of • Boating bridge fee this_purpose Ito been lone under Iles oaseideral ion of the Mersey Dook Brod, sad on Wednesday a special me..ting is to be bald In relation to ft. 8110CIIING GUN ACCIDINT. Mr. Edward Wilson Easterby, a young man aged about 22, son of Mr. &derby, buer, Market-place, Hull, was la the habit eery Sunday of going over to Sutton to speed the day with hi. uncle, Mr. Wilson. Last Sunday he went them and was accompanied by his father and mother end two asters. Hs arrived at Button about 11 o'clock in the morotag. It had been arranged that after dinner he, in com ma, with his sinters and Mr. Wilson's servant, should take • yolk, and Immediately after they bad got their dinners the ladies proceeded to dress. Deowd tool up hie gun and went out, intending to join the party. He had walked scents two leads, and not being able to get a shot it I. presumed bed sat dews on the beak side for the purpose of waiting until his sisters and Mr. Wilson's serves:it came up. He laid his gun down, with the teazels pointier up the back. The party joined him about hat-pest term, &scion coming up, sae's arrant touched him on the simulate far the purpose of announcing auk ordeal. On her doings°, Mr. Esetaby im mediately proceeded to get up. On hie attempting to rise, the gun went 4,5, discharging its contents into his right aria. The distance from where the accident moaned to 111 r. WS ! eon's house being considerable, he bet a very gnat quantity of blood before arriving, and was, consequently, in an extremely exhausted state. Messenger' were Immediately dispatched to Hull for medical assistance. Mr. Hanley awaved about five o'clock, and at once stated amputatica to be neermary. He was shortly afterwards joined by Mr. Ceram., end their naked endesaum were grid to stoas fl two( blood, but it was impossible to do so. Dr. fated them about ball-past ten, and immediately on seeing the patient considered that there was no hope. Dr. Lunn, however, recommenprAtation, it Wog in hie opivion the only means of He. This was immediately performed by Mr. entry, sad for some time the patient, with the aid of a. iroulents, seemed to recover. He, how ever, shortly began to sm ut very rapidly, and expired about half-past 2on the following morning. Deemed was bead clerk in the employ of Masers. H. end C. S. Parker, wine marchasta of this town, end commanded the good °piston and respect not only of hie employers, but everyone who bad made his atquilnianoe. On the gun being picked up, It was found to be on half cock, so that it can only be supposed that on rising the dammed had bsome means kicked the cap which was on the gym, and In this manner it bad teen dis charged. An Inquest was held on Monday afternoon, at the home of Mr. Wilson, at Sutton, before Mr. Iveaon, the coroner, when the above tae's haring been deposed to, the jury returned • ea verdict of accidental dth.—hasfers Comfier Berald. THE COLLISION ON TUX GERRY WESTERN RAIL WAT.—INQUEST.—An her was held yesterday at the Nova Star public-house, ugh, respecting the death of Thomas Treader who was killed on the Great Wasters Railway, under ciicumetancee reported to our piper ye-terday. The guard of the train and neural servants of the railway were examined at some length, and the inquest was ad joureed. 'ICE BIRMINGRAW POLlCE.—Differcnces capon carless points have arisen between the watch committee of Birmingham sad the body of police. Some 300 of the men have agreed to a memorial which has been presented to the watch committee, in which they sek for en admen of 2s. per week is their wages ; for pommies', as a rule, to wear their own private clothes when off duty; for an *Rowan.. of eight days or nights leave of absence in the year, either gangly or together; for a remisaion of the hours of duty, "that they seq have a better opportunity of atte ndiag Divine service on Sundays," for exemption Voce punishment drill." and other 'vilegee. The watch committee in their reply have redhead to recommend the advance in the mean's wage. ; they have elm refused compliance with the memorial on other ' potato, on the ground that the reputations governirg the police force are in a favourable positron compared with other large town,. Oa NOM minor points they have coccoded to the wishes of the men • but the latter, dissatisfied, and thmateniag an appeal to Major-General Carte right end the Home (deanery, the watch committee have intimated their resolve not to yield to threats; and in anticipation of a strike s the chief euperintendent (Mr. R. A. Stephens), has been in structed to apply to Mr. D. W. Harvey, the City tom mindoner, and to the chide in other large towns, to wanton what fore; they ass spare if the men here are advised enough to resort to extremities. SINGULAR RECOVERY OF A WA/CIL—In the month of October, ISM, a handsome silver watch. the pro perty of the Rev. E. J. Wrottesky, incumbent of Tottenhall, was either et, len from the vestry of the church or Wet ty the rev. gentleman in the churchyard. Nothing was heard of It until within the teat by days, when a watch was taken by Martha Hielpor, of Hart-street, in this town,to Kr . Hyatt , watchmaker, to be repaired, end Mr. Hyatt, theying that he had seta it before, thread to his books, and found that it belonged to the Rev. Mr. Wrotteeley. The matter was put iato the hands of police-inspector Braley, to whom Alm. Hickson subsequently explained that two of her 1.001 had found the watch in Tettechallthurebyard, and that she bad treasured it up with the intention of giving it to one tit her sons on his completing his 21st year, which he had lively done. Mr,. Hickson attended. the sittings of the maOtratrot on Friday lath when Mr. Leigh informed het that bar conduct In sot making generally known the Boding of the watch was very blameable, but as be believed her statement am to the way in which it came jab her perianth ao proceedings would be hutitated against her. The we returned to Mr. Wrotteelrj.— frolverhamptoot CAPonicle. lltammomem Rine Cohrs.—A complete com pany of the Volunteer Rio Come his been formed in Er miaghans, end a eroond is in comes of formation. 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