The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-03 00:00:00

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I% lie hos el nark /1/A Oondill : et oft Maw.= ahem iMINIMemiI ROYAL Fan HOSPITAL, ORA T'S-1101-1011D.—llos Strobe Sir WINN reeve et Ws booplial airing CM rook *erg Ihseek7, OoL I, ter 2,313, el mirk 463 run say Or PINE ARTS. TEE NORTHWICE COLLECTION ----- • Oar ream are aware that the sale of the late Laid Northwiers Itchnes was tompahory, his lordship Irving died isterstato. It is reported, lesereese, that away of he pictures were " bought in," that le to say, port/awed ea behalf of the rem( owlet of Tharettew-hoese. From the CA4ltaihaasZsawaser welters that thepeseetLoed Northwick boa purebred sheet Sixty pitinths, lasledlag the following insportaat works Kadin'. A. Man Hoed sad hi. Fores ters ," " Swath, of St. Stephsa," by Garofalo, Frost's Dues sad her Nymphs surprise! by Amiens ;" Co Ws itA 4 taith parfait of " Coaat Emma ;" Derby's " Wood Nymph drain Ur Una to the. risen ewe:" Redgraves • Fasts Imo Mope ;" Vas asissedoro " Market flessee— Gebing Paisley by Coedit ;" De Lwatliviteares " Am- Lscbe ," Gawroinces " &wpm sad the Hawyothabr Babes "Phew* contakiag the Pertmak of Mishoeset 11. Hahne.. Lite Boat;' awl geed eatrptrd Tie. Cooler, Varlet Capella, Cupp, Wow; Tiles, Odds, Gicegions, Make s% sad Vsadyke Althseglith eve Dolma thls this we appswied the awne d of these is whoa the plathset aged by the was. Hewer, It went sot be sipped That throe Individuals, the usferlty of whet we desiona pamirsed earissdp o. sheer ewe assetwd; they soled phstapily at aimed, sod we the enetwel that the ealleatiews•el the thiewiag ethisims owl peliewsmell bessrlabth imeellapentus of sbelllerthwish _ _ iliebasser.-TbeDuernimmile; Direr Beedrich,Clerelanii, Bassatoo,Niweastk, and Wringer ; Iferquisse al Hart- Ihril rod et Lowdown.; the Bed of Elleaborrigh ; Lords Ds Lid., De flostarrez, and Lindsay, the Brow De Barri &Kik T. Phillips, resses.Bsotag, H. Brio, Leboasber, D. Owen, and Sort. Yr. Diu le mistrial° how brit We rest intensive parehassr, baying enured nearly • hoard pictures, among iliesaClsedis " Apollo" sad the " Corms Sibyl ; " The Ammar of the Visits," by Barbi, end Tbe Nativity," by Plataricaltio. n• Maori of Hera ilerd has • Wino, of IferryPartenito," by Gerdes Craw; "St.C.ethrosi," by Corgibrio; sad " CrapidWounded by hi. awnAnwers,"byGiorgrae.Thollaroniergwadriliewriabooglis " The Nwirl Party," by Otergiews, a d Pinaegiro's " Patter of B. Castlillows." Ms. Herrera added to hi. milsatits "TM Timis grins ow the Infant Cbrist," by Lola; ileitiksre "Girl with the Hornbook ;" sad Lie, strews "Dynan kr the Chew" The two Sr prat bp, by B. War, of "The Lobe of Nast," and the " Carman da Bana," were bought by • genUsor of Choluarne—lidr. 0. Y. Mabry. The kß.wlog works wire purchased kw the Mottoes' Gallery ; The Virgin Bircilwid, aei beidiag the fruit Christ," by Girders do Treviso; " Birth at Jupiter," by Giulio Komar ; Diode radon of the Virgin," by Moreno ; " Portrait of • Geode as.," by Parry; sad Maimadais " Potisalt of Himmel* '• —4breilliet nod lost of Owe tie woraniended should be pr ior hit orbs mike 11 eir maw of lb. bablectioa 'envious be Igo sok. DRAMA. sr. :AIMS& Oa Satakiiri Wilk mother attempt was made to miss the false MlMem of this theatre, with what swore • Wry sheet spews of time will probably prove. The ill-luck which every pavlova trial has met is varkusly accounted foe , but what we bold to be me principal mite of noo.ancome, the situation of the hoar% le of course irremediable, The marrager of aa English theatre meet, under ordinary dream etamose, look aro the pit sod gallery as the real paying pm ' d his Wass; wham apscialities are performed, sod a tortais pees** to three specielitiss has boo gained, the stag sod priests Imes sue Alb* held by au audience whom segnimmools mist be ergetelly studied sod supplied, bat it gemnd lks dame mud as regular sespostem of Me dram me the Wills sad lime dress, people assioes to direst their Mob of the Wien missesud by the day'a lobar, Wrap's* poesmising yams MSS with whom the tan Ward bosom dimsr sod mope met be filled op, and as Met large ear el wens erbe delight bs ....meal which W easily stesedliv, bet MU set give thscomlves the slightest tremble is woldng for it—those poems will never visit the St. Jones's ; the world of the theatrical habit's! is bounded the west by Ms Hayrack*, sad it would require at. Orden ash mere potent than has ever yet bees offered at the liegeleset Thrum to tempt him emcee the dram-, desert of 81. Jammte-eqoare. S. dries dm amihrt of the visitors is concerned, the new Imo" lir. 7. B. Caskersse, dreams all ommendatioa ; the Muse Ma been my prettily decorated, the seat* me co.. Meads, the pk hre hems emahlamed, sod the general aspect ef the theatre is light, My, and elegant. Had Mr. Chatter- Mt bees se soccoasful in providing for the anmermeat of his sodium sa be has for their bodily comfort kis chum avower would have been ladeftsly greater that they ere ; but of the asurtainment presented on Saturday eight we regret to be compelled to speak is terms of very *Moog die. approbetion. The drat piece we. s " sew and ori ginal ocesedy" eallad the 7A. Widow's Wedding, which was new certainly fleas the semi mamas: be which it develops cm tain phases of Ilesslish - plume vas succeeded by a brrlesgos by Kr. Leine. ter Duckfugham. heralded In the bills aa "author of dr berherses of IWpAeger, d:c., to." U ONO kawar triampba et Ur. Buckisgbauee getUssa remenble hat production of Saturday night we dud us have a hitherto unknown cense of grati tude la use haring witnassed them, for assuredly nothing too., .alp, rlMld. plupessitus, and objectionable than his pato ly at the story of " Virgriva" ens disgraced an Eng lish stage. It le but doe to the manager and the Whore to say that bell pleas ROM received with shouts by aa atulienm who, however their dimatereetadame may hare bees queetioneaL teetalely allowed me doubt eat° their peva of Oster Bat op WISTIRICITER.—Before this await, d the sand of the put ball at Westminster bas wiled sway we are milled le mend tat Ma. Oa tieturdey Masson k wee discovered that the bell was cracked. A tided attempt te provide a bell worthy of the Palace of Weet slaater will base to be made, sad the public hive a right to taped that the anon which have cost so mach time and weary will Wastefully avoided on the sent occasios. Bat \mew eweemetel the endeavour. ft will be a long time helms we bear again the Sight of tints proclaimed to three malice. of people is a voice eo majratie, sail yet at mild, as that of t he bell of St. Stephen. - - BIMOVAL OP THE PAINTINGS PROM MARL. nonotrow-noome—Daring the peat week the whole of the =age isruitag the Eaphet portion of the National , the Vernon and Turner collection., ite., which for soon yew, pant have bees exhibited to the public at blarl borengli-tioues, Pall-sell, were removed to the new building greened for their reception at Kensington Gore, and:where they will be opened to view en Mondey, the 24th instant. The Wellington Funeral Car is ordered to be removed to Moles+ Respite,. the time having now arrived for Marl boreenth-lionee to be prepared for the residence of the Prince of Wales. lea GRLAT EASTrItS..-.it ill now said to have bean decided that the Great Ship la to Imam her present lestatirtri as Wirer* oa Saturday art, the PM lam, to =on nisi trip to Holyhead. No pererre will re eyed upon dee trial trip to Holyhead, and all the Know who have trim berths for the OCCASIOII will tire the prase mosey reward tether Under the provider of the Mercantile Mere Aar re Grist Eastern would not be permuted to awry pees rd rd the dreier would be Sri to hear Iper. if they did so before readvise the eertiSeet• of the Marina Department of the Bard of Trade. Should the trial trip prove eatiehrory, the Great Haters will leer Holyhead for Portland la the United Bata as the 20th brat. LONDON ROMS() 0.1.'8.—A desperate rant be amr wee skate of this club runs oe ea Saturday, from Pram to Morita Hyatt (lower toad). The crew* wore . Ikeore. Datasla, Catty, Calmer. Raphael, Cuero, Wray, Mitliby, Prim Weeter(erwirein), Blue I. Marra Brayer*, Ilisswissi,Ceseatry, ratifies, Rotas., Noble, Alta, lle u k;, Pettor ( erearra), lad 2. Morro. &Waal, Heed, ja Leakbeetreet, Radelifk, Flno a, Cu cone , Joirayea, Car! ate (ratorsht), Will. 3. Wbier, teak tbe led sad bold it le Masa* where Blue err level, sad at the Crab-tree Red dee are ail bat level. All titre that foaled, sad White • alma; Me roe batmen as sad Rad eeetinued to be way geed, sad le ilosionstilli Brelge they weee seedy Mead Illasdystsay Mass eM the say. till as eeriest s the semis pis, Nib liall by MU a(W length. The plus 1111119 atm esp. CITY OW LONDON HOSPITAL POI DISRARLI or Ma Cssey, Vicomte. rass.—The viler at petiole Mined at die lemeleseles daring lea busk was Ml, at veldt ISO 1111119 DOW 0111116 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER , 3, 1859. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, Ocv. 2. The paddle Iten atesaa-vesesl Antelope, Lieutenant Cweeteeire Paw, arrived in harbour you'd+, eileittee iron the west reef of Africa, mad the crew ars ordwef to be paid of at this yea. The Latakia, wee deed out et Weal wieb le Daseulaw, ail, ea la to joie the 'quadrat of the Africa& east le the at.,. pewreetlve erase. She As. led a meet sitireefel wane, having captured dew as rat rasa whisk were feed up tsr the sieve trade, lei wain leader. lase Wows. The Meant aid crew win share 0. lartre reweet of priemearry, the vowels wised le • bees ad* alerted kalif prime by a loony Court et rAt;•t IMMODINIBiIItiOIIed aloes rod rots of the loyal Artillery, isakrbiti mural mallows. have voluetsered is awn part a airtime, warreades Pa W, which ta wawa te proeera te Chives ` aid embark at ° Oramma during the mei( wee. DEVONPONT, Oar. 2. Th. Minimum, 60, fits lot laandledfrora tb No. S clip, ea Wednesday, Oct. 26, cad lb 1111011 Pow No. 4 clip, ea Thersday, the 10* et lloyeaber ant. Str Was of tea Barr sad Limps* is le he prondei with es gear id the slips ire waseat. Tx. Coaoxio. Plair—The lost i MI at tie port. The boilers el the lanship, the Sapsil /4V i e not la good carditioa, sad she is {OM taw Ire es &ear pied. The Caw, Agreseasaa, sod Um* , le rated onto be replegid la seaveyearritterne sad that la estrepasnes she et the Atrium dii! desearl • sirs raw es Ofbreisor. i tt=g troop they will be attached to the lisdkerrensere ge r_ she wpm et rehires the sew 101, Captela Wrenn, C.D., Broas= b4l o, assay, and Capt. O. E. Patsy. tanner add pesbebis that gir Pries Fromoatio, with the der of tea Sot, lOU tillarioliroolpsvoos at Oftener. Drient or kiarOa MLIZIAT.—We have to record the death of Ye* tbe Dan grin Messy, third roa ol David, seard Keel of itseedild„ white took place et PAM es the 17th taut It,. )l a m, 's ooremletka as major in the Dveseose ls dell Jaw et 1513 , bat he bad hew tot many paws WU the Wiley aaetteched list, bowleg asked bon active envies at ss early period or hie ewer, dew white he hes resided pleelpe4 as tbe coadimat tap se the peeled we lb Lowe as to snare eye se 79 yam A miser et the amps at the Camel Camp took pion ea earartg, bat ibe weeeber era an aallereoribis as to cemayisidy raw do el the yresumilago His Itz palmy tie lord liemearot aas senstr *ea Dalai" by do ItHa.i H. Z. Cardwell, Lard Der, Spears Poneeaby , Ms. D. Fr l t e' u ael,rain Casein Werehall. fireeo4l, Ihe.. Si, S. ll*Dewm4 George Doe, Hse., Coked Depin Calmed Berea- Asoft the Wetnealabed visitors is tee map were sh• the ealsbtseed 81r John lessens and the Ridbi Has. Lord Hamra& RAILWAY SEASON TICKETS FOR LADIES. TO TIN ZDITOII 01 THE ZIPREAS. 812,—At this dull time of the year; when your oolwaso ore not wrotwoordod, ponhops yon will permit ow to all the Missile al railway cowponies to the mutual whom taps which would owtoisly result from the ionto of Jodie.' moon tklms at /wired taws. to It is UniVert is linoVrstita t few gentlemen . rayed commercial po Ike metropolis reside in town, the nisjotity harmer comb, booms ten, twenty, thirty, or forty miles away, when their bodies enjoy the bewails deriveble from pure air. (leather so themmumeed take awes lk kat% •Tfillil e ti u rOOlTSß of the pilaw, paler's, as I do, acme tame OT them a week ; bat It should be remem bered that the Wien Ida oometenally en accompaey their huebande a t 0.., end this to samorided for. The gensiems• has every facility ; the lady nose. If • led, hr to mosimpeay hos baabsod the are to sad fro has to be paid, endow • memoqueoce, sassy elatedn from the eajoymant el • pleseure on imam of the Motet twits,. Now, I osmium to any that V maws, campsoies would pant seems limb foe IsMs, et met mom than oos-belf the prise ohsreed goallsmee, they would prove to be very re aumerstive. Chas payment saber only required fir the year world Wenn es musk of nereeelry foe • made• mem to Ink. • ticket for lie wile as for himself, eepey be would .veld • swim. of Curtain Lectures. . _ &see the haw Pill 'WIG the opportunity of *alai Air owe thesseiven, dry would tell yon, sir. ea I Ma. bass hid, IMI, If profiled le Übe ens a tickets at prise which would sot eters the teneititenere of disk busloads, they week! not Moo the prfelhge by ranting up to town wog del, but would travel at restnetble intervals, expend mounts is shopping," send a rrseoesble ementit of garotte per rail to their country reridatio.., and largely lacrosse railway trails by hating an tutlimitad number of visitors to the country with then. Morning complinisotary our tnendly cals, time proesotlag new restricted social inter 00Gree. Pray permit me the meet per selmes, to throw oat this tionestko, sad I him so isslot may ea able advocate will =with segoassats mess onsisslvo then mine. Erse WI la ars** Ss oldest Is vim, I or promise you rtafm . fur year Idimlssio tivias isortios to this toot Mans edeoany fair drain tosidim la Bork- IL est* a T. nnlusases 07 voles:scars 700 L& It is a Matter a ends tools el arms= teal SOW wee to to destroyed by ire that is sae= ourploltag diet messures are not more frequently Was he Oa Mesemee avian the loan The derramotkm of a • tools to • hue so serious that it le not ; mad it°hen amemery fur sabeerip dom . : al. be Wald to amble him to elemmeme work. la a wcokship where, my ifty am were at work, whore tools see worth 201. each, if they weld be banned in a lump, the unmet per masa would term • mere trifle, a sum per heed which amid not be of the team maiideration to each. The mho of the tool. of workmen la Leedom and throughout the eriumg, which are urged to risk, moat be 'sty great: it might, therefore, be well worth the whin of some re . spestable illaollooll/ misplay to bold out Inducements fer Wag this &variation of property. Hundreds at cases might be mmnened in which the masters of cabinet maker& preform toaaahotanes, joiners, earl mbar shop, are either Mt teemed at all, or dm for any part of the valise of the meek, dr. ; and they mud in aomagemos give as is the ere of those accidents to the workman. Tithe one of Clem elgemities which cause sometimes ruin, and always Webb eir familia., which is of recent date. h ire econered ea the premises de builder named White, at Haelmarwialt, whereby thaworkahops were destroyed, sod the entire start et tools belonging to sixteen car/eaten end Pings, la vale !memos 601. and 701., many of them beteg en , =we articles. The property was noisome& there steam power therein, which wen mouldered daterreee, and lilt. White himself la oopequimtly • wawa to the meet of 4001. The men bay. ethos that period bees unemployed, not pesesseft • tool to work with, M great sympethy hen beenetd. on their behalf ; they were cartitled by their master to be hardworking, steady, respectable toen —most of them with large ; la fact, we lies then eighty-soma persona men, wows., and eitildre& have been, and still me, eallsrlag from the cala mity. Mr. D'Hyncoart, the magistrate of the Clerkenwell Poitotecourt, heeded a aulecriptios with 451. for the re- per clime of tools, and others have kindly offered other MM. ; but, at the time of writing this, the aura coLisoted was far below that required to plop them la their former coaditise. Thia and other similar CiTCLUnd'AliCill glee rim to some con eideratious. The report of this accident 'tales that, wring to the Introduction of steam machinery, the meter wee unable to insure the premises owing to the edditioad risk. Them is no doubt that, before long, steam power will be generally letrodmed into all the workshop of this description which are of any extent. In some of them plane, and in other works in which tool-handles, hr., are turned, where only • few heads are iseed..team-angina of very arna/lu g : e have be bindles". In consequence of thee grand e It becomes neosemry that arrangements should be made Ito the constructioa ofthls description of property, in order that they may not be Amorous to surrounding house., &a. ; and so circumstanced that the met of insurance becomes ea great that /tab is prdamel to the payment Necessary to prevent It. lf, however, the risk Is great, sad the cost of immerses pm. Imps. kls MAW to incur this than to feel to mach aid the mil consequence (to the workman) of each • greet —Adder. far the SHOCKING OCCII/LRINCZ IN BIAMINGHAM.—Abost I throe o'clock on Saturday rooming a very shocking mour ner* took place in Birmingham. A young man named &lewd Datum wee mortally stabbed In hie body, and died • few Wastes afterwards. It appear that the &mitred and • cospeales of hie left work about seem o'clock on Friday night, end went to the fair. They were drinking et eoverel pablic.houses until midnight, whoa they became intzaiceted. The last place at which they bad say liquor wee the Star Vaults, to Dalmead, when they were joined by some other mei; • quarrel roust haw eassed, for just as they left the Luse Datum was kamesd dews and stabbed. A women who was with the party had her throat so dreadfully out that she Is sot likely to servile. FATAL ACCIDENT.-011 Saturday morning an at. eldest occurred which has leredeated fatally to a fine young man, mooed George Geedsea, el Laws.. It appeared that &massed, together with souls ether ea, were at work by ths side of tits railway are Lewes, whim ea engine coming alms koecluid over a Imp lead of bricks which MI upon his load. Hs was onsveyad to Guy's Haspital, wham be &barely shin wards . A r i uDIS Clicurr. —The Inverary Circuit, =Ol bs Lid a. ai Dr i ali Tusk . got, wsa • insides oar, illetrltediesel sibs elms task liaas.—SioSsamn. IYEIYERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDEIII, Oar. 1. . ow i Plocroas.—At • coagragaton thia, dar d tam, the lollowlag patlemed *ire Waded BrSter the lasalagacwkaalosl par:-.-Thollow. Vona. Weolleetra, /1.A.. se. Pyres Colley; the liev. lionolltkCom LA.. Trinity College. • At the was seaglegellia AO follow*, doper woo cap fund :—A.M.. _• Maims gralwrgh Pit &. College ; Edward .Negbyrt ilawarp t Robori I.abbock - 84arary,_Calue mune ; George Martin Illirabra, Christ's College ; Thema Wiliam Burn Caromed Oahrge. : 0.1. I. Milk Trinity ega; Joshua Slag, Tdsity HA; A. L. aisea, teem THI COWICII or Till thatam.—The pleas of • amber at the war i• la the amid ci the awcale hie beams 'meat by the death et Aggilearge Bardsdak. 4 PA q•ikiriDel Collar% The alereihorsener giaes adios, aith the yardeloes at the Ilth medal of the Unmoral, MI, area the Amoeba lissom*, al the who Alan Dot be a head as 4 006.1 ow • Time ikt u r university. to ell the Tammy. will WA ;dace the hem% Taseety, Oa. 18. The Aar bar of the 141.6 arlll kohl eace ag a amber of the email Wl NNw. l. 1812. The vlaralheasciler mad radars will melte lb. aches ew gals talehhirs 61 the shaft Awe wade sr. ai thhalrp. Weal roll teem lea data* is the amelalr1 8 1 1 1814!alear Vas the irks cheacenar will declare the deaden. THE B.llollllltArsoirs. Air. Liamlot Slascivrell, the barrister appointed to 'Was the ItMaras electoral list., ramrod hir labours as aatoraay M tie Castle lea, Bralniked, wawa M opsesd,a scan tor 40 4444. d tee has la the Itrialiket a =that is to sty,4sesa,_Breatiord, Ito" IMftefk Nar4oh, klir. W. Albert Jana stlenied in the part of the Mewls Kr. T. Allay hose SIPIONIMI 11111 behelt of the 014. Cower. votive aweciateon. Mr. Remy tkoltil sneered Sif CiNlllllMllolllPresield Lai hanociation, mg the regienstion a tina ll =llkMes Cherliw Balltstwks, MP. (" haw Illek"), *NOM es sedigeet Geethetehems, sio. "a 4hoeillagehowee and sin eine el lead," skate - ferry and knows ea Gordon bowie, wit objected Is kg the Illwah. Mr. bow—Ha boas the property as tenant, paying 1001. • 7ear. The Banketer—Be time Noe sag Gamier, and I wool in bedew • "'WO trate he hie rail awin.. —W►lf L tho objeaion to my ‘Beadater—Thme thin is sot • prow 11r. latter — lt W mkt Haw sad danr a i ir mos. Ow," It wield Imft ban • Tratiesdaa. istßiallse—Toa will lei itaiimeto it the "I C l latrfitiaAad se It is ta tb• has ; bat tows is to vetit aeasei lattkig are yea sow tit p= I m irtv ergot • yea ap rmy pa bre ate Mt Jett& Italibettoe—liow • maia ran Isai• • ' plus of gals ask rt live is it, 1 maw. understand. Tbs l7rrfsb;:4ll soon% Awe there is sphere' sbods then mot be sous wet oloceoperios ; bet you nay be noisier fa • folsore bassesselises fa legal scoops** of the pisse vim, yea 11,•. Ms ~ate maim s weed is bs used; roe bays ad used soli I ammo supply it. leis pt elm Is us Ws yonl alike sot hies botswilei by the very sides 4o has. find hr • treetoold biased of Is comps- Vas. I Naas. supply • aosterfal weed whisk yes love =AUL Mr. duties Ildiberlue—Wee, be It so; but It dose seem sesame Yak • smadesen't mem Use home that he bees iss aiwakterl. MI. JIIIMB—TOS should hive clamed ender the Chandos dame es weepier. Mr. dersee—l wal see Mat It Is Meanest met. Name slimmed. R. B. Gosisseseb, of Isiroortl, on the list ler freehold land in Molasimr-Ilsid was Mjesbed to by both verde. , but buth partly wttled;mr ebe4 ohjectione, and the name was reteineL iisadistalss Irvin osatalted, Mr. hone said thetas. was ou Weaving frauds:6oos. Mr. Oesdneagli bad seat Lisa • later stung that he voted lei Lod llsbet thavexer at ths last elsotion. Bat la led slat • *saw boo., t o o Mr. Jean.Jean.ataki that Devoted I. Lard C .)helan'. (Lesister .ftilsrise I did; I voted for both. (More lasphrer) Mr. Joass—As pow • dodp as aver was plays& Mr. Juke cook net loodersuad how . a aka ooeld write sash leaks for tba pure' of suds( objactlons withdrawn. Badasaub wield have beta a more appropriate urns for tits patisensa. The mash of the day's m Won, accotang to Mr. Jrnalle• Mara,we that the Shenk narialead 61 obteakes out of 100, the coasernavos 23 oat of 61. Of the Msddleera regis. viatica alvosether op to Saturday, the return f., that the eene authority, that the liberals bays aust&ined 957 objections sat of 1,229 ; the suservadue 484 oat of 861. EAST SURREY. The Revising Barrister, Mr. W. M. Bart, heel hie wart as Saturday at the Woe kbouse Committee-roore. Bar mooden, for the purpose of revising the lists of voters for thr different whites In that dietriot. Mr. Ina Howe sanded as the coaservative snot; Mr. Center, andeled by Mr. Barker sad Mr. Wagbust, atteaded aa belted of the liberals • and Mi. Jane stranded for the Woodson* degistration goolat in La this &bin, as fa that of betk, casesqames of the grad 'amber at objectless that bad Men made, sad par tlealady by the conewvative spat, it was considered advi sable drat the awns en both sides should go into the &Sweat mem, sad in every matinee when a voter established his quelification the objection to his veer was withdraws, without bringi ng the can before the Revising Bervieter. By Ibis Illgalle• considerable savior of dins was stierted, and some but area in which wane print of law wee Involved wen brought before the eon» EAST dorrout.—Notwithstaoding the defeat of their andidate at the late genial election, the liberals of Beet &Sulk are paying the closest euratioa to the resters non with • view to a tata» ocatest. In the Beetles district they here suoxeded In establishing 91 new canna, while the °enervative* only put 16 sow vats on the nester. In the Gorleston and Smithtown deiriet. the liberals silo sewn that the present revision has »creamed their strength by 66 votes. It is tupersed that Colonel Mali will again oder hinissit wit» ea oppartnaity preens itself for his dont so. Routzem.—The revision of the parliamentary lists of freemen and voters for this city took piece in the Guildhall as Saturday, before Yr. Norton, the barrister, who held a court for that pupate. The welt of she rem don her been innvery respect meet satisfactory to the libera l party, who have again gained • cenaiderable majority over their opponents, both cm the skims and objections. The total number of wise and objections mods by both parties was 179, 'bent two-thirds Of milk& were mode by the liberelt. At the doss of the revision it was hand that the liberal patty bad a Chef gain on the revisios of ea votes, in addition to which they bare a majority of 120 en the *ow ners' lists; eh with the majority of 167 at the bat simian will make the isejority of the liberal petty in this city up ' weeds et 8011. ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANB.—At the Cotnitia Majors., held on Pudgy, A. T. Houghton Waters, Liver pool, wee admitted a member of the College, after examine. don. At the emus Comitla the following entre hematites of ' the College were admitted members under the temporary by laws :—Joseph Dianna, M.D., Liverpool; Charles Witton Crowdy, of Brighton; Edwin Leakeiter, Saville-row • That. Payne, James Grantham, Burgh, Boston • Female Plumle, Maidetose; John Lister, Purchester-teirace, Hyde. park ' ; John Gnat Stewart. Greenwiob Hospital; mad Thomas Geordani Wright, Wakefield. The following graduates of medicine wire also admitted members of the College under the temperer, by-laws:—Dowel Maclschlaa, M.D., Royal Chelsea; Robert Francis Power, M.D., Lower Groevener-place; William Henry Gooch, M.D., Vague, Isle of Wight; Edgar Sheppard, M.D., Hanover-terratim, Regent's-perk; John Rom earmark, M.D.. Ampthill sown ; Frederick Robinsoo, Soots Fusilier Guide; for Joseph F. 011ifie, M.D., Rae St. Plorentin, Paris; George Arthur Humble, M.D., Upper-street, Islington; George Browsing, M.D., St. litspheiCe.cesemst, We-nrse-pleam; Allnd Meadows, M.D Caveadidepleoa, Camadishminere; Samuel Hoklewortta M.D., Walkalield; sad John James Doggies Banta Maass. A POTHECARIIte HaLL.—At a court of examiners of the Society of Apothecaries. bell on Thursday, the fol lowing gestlowen were admitted licentiates of the society : Messrs. John Anninsen, of Prestos; Arthur Clarks Gay, of lillatehead ; Newton Gmenercol, of Tram* Heavy Hove. ley, of Croydon ; John Jeans, of Leleesher; Robert Parker, of Charm ; William Pilate, of Bees Aegis; aid Joseph Brooke Shepherd, of Siddltill, Kent. OLAeGow SOUTH SIDE PARIC—Sir Joseph Paxton ism introduced to the meeting of GM/goy Town Council on Monday, end sated that he had come down to lay oat and amass the South Bids Park. He had gone over the grounds, and had an lira in his mind, es yet only half developed, by which he would make this peek the Besot in Britain. NOTORIOUS OTTENDERS.—Sir John Dean Paul sad Streban, now under eestence in Woking prison, will be released from monument on the 23rd Menet. Robes, Radpath, sad Jim the Pllll=o, have arrived at the, desti tution, ths penal settlement, Western Australis. There is (says an evening contemporary) some talk of establishing a newepeper on board the Great Rastern, net only foe the entertainment of pinworm', bat also as a means of commaakatlag instantly ea her snivel all the news she brings. (Stamped Id. Additicild.r SHOCKING MiATNIIINT OP 446tRACJI, At the Worship-etret police court on SatrardaY. Berri Jane Wt?dun *CM 24, was charged with bevies 0111001 the death of jam« White 3 pen of age, under dr essestmleas of an untumdly reaolileg ehrnister. The pri esenerease at 4, Clareeorteottedea, Haskarty. Musa Baca saitt-1 am sessend. My linsband is a lebewrey end we lived in the sere faunae se We prisollelt. . Winn I ket went to the Imp a seen was being whit been i hie Asia was Jsmea White, sad I always supposed he woe her MAMA sad the father of the 'add. Hs left lest Tuesday three walks, and she has hem alone dace. Wok hi le s rem, and that he has left to go oot of town with the hue, he in engaged with. Mr. Wilynomirt—Whed is the prisoner's same? Winnea-111s pawl by that of White op to Wednesday 11604 , wins abe arid it wag iamb Jan* Wiggler, and that alto wee cot sented to White. I saw . the andniamate child aling on Tamday len, and I did not ere It aye attir ing*. gloat half-pot I °Week as that marsfig the pri- MOM wet Mt. ' At la o'clock I heard tbs boy areama, sad i maid the Warn girl what was Simi ware with Wm. She n&ed that ha wanted maw Ma, and I Mid her to.. give him aorae. About hali-pam 2 o'chouir I heard bha ' llO4lllll &gat; nand the room door. and ally dm boy drained and wallas( about the roam. nall prisoner was sot time*, bar the Wye Meters werw—one nine year, aid and aim. a by war aliNa area them Wag yews of age. fie bad hem seder tits doctor's bands for an abates is the free. 1 taw no Mates shoat bier. New ebonyd the primmer imp *lapse towards him. Oa the day I wag apemidag of (rawley), I wvat out about 6 o'clock In the aftgesooa, MA whoa I retunged about 6 o'clock I howl theetdid had bees pat to bed. Primmer mane hobo at a quaver toe dank. Site went to that room. I beard bt pit upstairs, sad I than heard heavy siege, re thrergli Sias with Um Apia head. but I heard ao amen. Aber that primmer come &murales and me oar, LAIN Um aided 101 with bar. She returned in about bait as boar, it berg titen 'bong a quarter to 9. The following morniag I SW 60 side* girt olime deamearke r aad at 20 minute to 8 'kiosk I beard heavy slaps above. They were repeated five se six time. Mr. D'Eyaeoart—Did yoa than hem say scream or my P Witame—Neither. The labour was them upstairs. Alatambown* • o'clock I baud prisoner come dowsamint, *ad saw her pees my window in • inlet harry, utropat sig. aka cams *A In • gamest et es bear. wait bemire, Massed directly, and *creamed no the wp el the maim I west to rep dem sad naked, "What M the "'Warr Ilhe replied, "Olsoay bale Jemmy boa r mil t "Oh, a., Me !—DO4 died r sad she mewing, " Yap; go mid me." I nut up sad sow the ohikt, with he elotlirs'es, lying upon the bed. It an. gaits still. We hash west downarita, sad the doctor eatstedm I was going oat fee essiermata. It wee than about • quarter to 9 o'clock. If r. D'ltyamart—Now, be careful. Da the prima my anything? Whore—Whoa the doctor wee there she eeld she could net emettat far tie bruises. I am the bruises thin; sad altar b had gene she told bias thee the child had hem very weak—relaxed in the inside. Mr. D'ilysoeurt—liove you chinned bee °adult to the obt4res I' % , 4itireMi—l have often bawd heavy slaps, armor men them given. Mr. D'Ermoart—Did you hear !anything about tlte child L W bed Witness (with soma hesitatise)—Let Theaday weak the prisoner told ma that daring the past night the Child hod been relaxed in his Mean and made made mem. Oa the. next day (Wednesday) abs told me that the child had med. no seam ere, sad eke did not think be mould aim* ea she bad punished him. I said whet way diel yes mulish biro r and aba answered, "I took blot updates 'halt the outer children want to bad, sad after ha was undressed and bad odd bii pupa, I bad him to the bedstead with his bands fawneddawn , " I said, On, Lord, you sandy dad not hasp him *ere an sight f . and abs watered, Yee, I did, until seven o'clock this morning." (Stamm.) Vanity Whiter--I am nine years of age. This woman (primer) I. sot my mother. I remember mother dying, but don't know how mug state. Mr. D'Syscoutt—What is your father P Wittier—it gattlemba's warm; he has bit as three weeks last Tasedsy. #r.D'llynootert—Did you ever beat your brother ? itness—Oh no, eir. Mr. lallynowart —Do you know how he Gale by the brooms on his face sad herd f Wiliam—No, sir. Mr. IrZyncourt—Did you ever see title woman beat him P Witness-80e used to take him up stairs, ao I could not see it. I know that ohs slapped my Miter 011011. Mr. D'llyncoart—Now, tell me the truth, and don't be afraid. Did yob me ass her tie biro with a tort P Whales—We night abs tied him with • said like that (ating to a sunk-lbut attached to • window of the court). It was when we went to bed one night ; rosy be a week ago. She tied bias to the had with his arms behind Mr. Irgytiooart—Was be dressed ? Wleassio - Liia, rely hid httle "shimmy' on. Mr. Inlyscaart—dote long did be step then P Wilemse—Whan I awoke the nest morals', between 6 sad 7 dank, lie was still then; ha was awak e, and still l ta n'ryneenrt—Did you haw hila my P Witness—No, he only ..winnicken" a attic I think be was afraid to cry for fast be /Mould be panelled more. lie seldom cried. I believe she used to best him es his beck. As be was tied ha was obliged to stand. Ido not Mak that sloe teat him that night sae tied him up. lie was punished when ha cried. Mr. D'ilyncourt—What was be tied up for P Witasee—Beasties he had been crying for water all day. Mr. VEynogart—What did ale do slier sae tied him ne Witame—She west to bed. she most have unloosed him while I wu downstairs la the morning. Mr. D'E t yacceirt—kieve you ever known him tied up before that Witares—l don't knew. Mr. D'llyncou rt:-Do on recollect the day before he died? Witome—Yea, sir. When she want out obe out no mob a like of breed end butter. He cried for cake, and I gore him cone of my food end tee. Kr. D'Eynocourt—What happened that night—the night before be died ? Do not be trightened. Tell me 41 the truth. . . . Winless—She took him up and shook him. Sho tied him up that night to a different way. I am quite sure of it, I think she stood on the bedstead. (The poor little girl'. at tempt to deecnbe what had occurred on this oomaion was for a considerable period not comprehended. The skeleton of • foot-post bedstead wee suberqueroly teem d with pens, end she clearly demonstrated by the aid of • handkerehief. • doll, the position in which the little sufferer had been placed, viz., bound with three or four turns of rope round the body In the tees piece of the top of the bedstead at the foot). She then continued—His beck was next the board, and hie bead lunging down. I beard him ei winniok" all night surly; did not hear her speak to him. Mr. D'Eyncourt—Wern was be taken down? Witness—Not when I got up In the morning; he was Mill Mere. I got up at the usual time. When the police man came I wont swain with him, and saw the little boy lyisg dead on the bed. Mr. TrEynesturt—Did you ever see the cord round your brother's neck ? Witness-1 did not are it. Mr. TrEricourt —Do you with to pot soy cpseetioss to this child, prisoner P Primer—No. Mr. Edward Denis flume, surgeon. of Eieduziond-road, Hackney, said-1 have attended the deceased child. Un questionably Its death vomited from violence. I hare made • post =nem 'samisen in, I band the Meese% perfectly contracted, sad manifestly without food for ems time past, although it had been well nourished. The immediate cause of death I believe to have been ceased by an effusion of blood upon the brain. I foetid marks of a ligature round the head. _ . . After ;owe fluthre evidence, the rimer wee renanded. SHOCKING MATH or A YOUNG LADY.—On Saturday Mr. Payne, the coroner for the City of Loudon and B.aaeurrk, held an lacteal in the Board-room of Guy's Hotel, respsedng the death of Mime Mira Tabour, aged 16 I ear . , .:d 'l4 aPi a= l 7lrd • wi all- n' e s A d 1 :1 - wars as Timaday night, the 27th alt., alarmed LI the mast piercing obrialui for help, end cries of "Fire I" twining from the parlour. On her faiher entering he found his daughter wrapped in fire. Mu Tabour was extrleated from her fright -141 position and the Dames extinguished by her father, who was touch burnt about the bands. Every assistance wu afforded to the sufferer, but the injuries ohs had received wire so Intensive that she died on Wednesday. The cata strophe was oaused by a opuk flying out of the Ave on to her muslin dress. The my returned a verdict of " Aockkntal death." - . —•-• FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—On Saturday morn- Bruoe, is oompany with • gentlemen named AUoroft, was passing the level crowns on the Union line of the Boatmen Commies Railway, near the Ardtelgh Marion. both gentlemen unfortunately being deaf, they did not hear the sous of the approaching up Male, which come upon them helm they cleared the line. fir. Bruce was struck by the Wee of the engine, and heeled • distance of forty yerde, the engine again striking his body, and the wheels pales over both legs, cutting them off. His mangled remains were taken to the sulks to swat an inquest. Mr. Allcroft had • met narrow maps, the engine brushing his clothes and teartng away a portion of his cost. -- rfWOPENCE. JLITRAORDINdIY Bcll►lll d COUNTY COUNT. The following extraordinary IMO is reported to Pave taits• plate at the Bow Comity Court en ,y eat of a judgment turnstile In the ore Of "Sorrell v. B " Omelet Storks beinahlpiege The slAhits,,ia Mild Bow, who had ' recovered U. Ile. Od a . Si goods eh to the defendant, an , extrabior fa fle Witt India Dab. Ditradant did not Yr. DUIs. Wet* of Orreyietrset, Jar the plehatlff, asked for the coonnitniest of the defamiestio prison. • The Imige—lt la as shinotrabk system, this system of im prlaoarat ke debt. 1 bold the aqyatom to be diaosonrable; midltleismhemmingapndpuuasrt. UM attsteing a mistral peaiehment to the maa-peslbramie• eff., atoll eon heat. Impriemesat for debt is a greet thing for the profit of the agent, who kids she liberty it the aubjem fa one band sad asks for the mow Nth the other. I have a great ob- Jamie% to mediae a litriish metros& to gaol. The itelatrtare led Awe striated imprlecesinser kr debt • bat they are a cowardly legidamm, • emranay let, lad they have not done It. The MU wee latradeced harlrberly la the house of pulls meet Mr. Webb—Tour Hamar has already Intimated that yon 120 t moron stolthefraud is shown. I can show fried in this mar .Islo — MO•orit—l ham laid donp tide. I say lam op• posed to hspisamossat for debt; b ide to no goal libilievar. Mr. Webb—Tour Roam I. amply $ sauntroonrUedp, sad on slastahasr the law as you find It. Toa *mums exercise legillathre Meehan lila -.Vaal is an easy mods Wellatil om*tile Übe ay whir. tare year Balsam is berme se rstrbis eosin arm His Honeer--That IN begging the qmstios. I believe, from the marginal note to the swim of the sat of parliament, ibsit woe the inthmien of the legialartue to do away with tatOissamest for debt. It has been done away with in the superior °ports, and why not be done any with in the petty aura 4 law? After a ray animated and somearbet personal discuasion between the Judge and fhe solicitor, the latter gentleman saM—Thie dshadant has the MINN of paying, but will not pay. The intention of the legislature wiU bsa as horn , tire If the plaintiff has not some remedy graham his debtor. Hie Rotionr—lt will heoome inoperative ea !sr thatmar oho of the power of ormonittlng goes. In tire or Wee owe I have al r eady ,refased to coMmit, and you can go to the Court of guesses Beech for a mandamus. Th tim akitill wee Oise easeeleed, sad stated that the was for di. Od. fsr clothes supplied to delsedsat, who had • relay of 1301 • par. Mr. Webb—As the law now steads you me bound $o ad- Wads* ft. DeOsedset was adored to pay this debt by Metal seseta, mad three time have Jed / meat 51101100170.1 been taken oat, sad when elders for cammitasest have bees made the smears ham beta paid up. Hr Hussar—Ltepriesentent for debt is spinet the sphit of the You am go to the court above. I have a seat raepeaclMtliJ Hamra as me. Mr. Webb—The responsibility is thrown on you to commit tar parson to pima. He has Teams of payment. 'sad re are boned to anomie. His Heipur—Thu yen can apply to the Court of Queen's Beata for • mandamus., and I will make • special ream to it. Mr. Testis,, ea raker of the court, proved that the de. Student was in the habit of getting drunk trerly every night. ?alga-What have I to do with hit habits? The _power of arrest might sot to exist is the age In live in. Hama away with, it would sleet the bonus' of this court. Mr. Webb—Yea, when people found they need not pay they would soon get into debt. (Laughter.) His Hosour—The legislature have spoken with great authority on the subject. Am Ito commit bemuse the man is fu the habit of getting drank ? (Laughter.) Mr. Webb—Your Honour refund on the MA court dry to aommtt say pout, sad there are to-dry sixty judgment mumnonaes to to hod. Hie lioneur—l will get rid of the 60 persons on tha same principle at mot if you hie. I shell not commit. Mr. Webb—l should advise the tradesmen in this district tette careful in tdviag trust. Ilia Honour—Let the creditors take oue of thematic's. Hr. Webb applied for the return of the hearing fees • but hie Honour said that was " rather shirk.," and refold to make say order. It another cue the plaindff said—lf your Honour does not oomph to prison. what is the utility of coming here? Hie Honour—No *Wily at ell. I do not mein to mad people to prison any more. Plainoiff—W hat will become of my mousy? His Korioer—You will probably never have it. Plelariff—Do you cell ',bespeaks ? His Honour—l have laid down a general principle. and I am that principle. (Loud laughter.) The ligielettire has taken away the power of traprieoning for debt. Is a thire case his Honour again related to commit, and plaintiff exclaimed—How shall I get nay money ? Wnet shall Idol His Honour—Go without. (Laughter.) The polaris not going to have defendant's carcase. In no owe was an order for controltment made. BIBLE 0111017 . LATING AI tRAOILDLYART. At the Glasgow Sheriff Small Debt Court oa Wednesday, lleasre. Lochhead, publishers, sued • *lnc sawed Alesender ll'lntyve for the price of a t. Bootee Fatally Bible," to be delivered in monthly parts, oonfousably to en obliged= to that t ffsct obtained tram the denuder by the pureuers book•esnvasser. The obligation, which was • peneilled eenverser's subscription slip, signed by the defender, wee produced by the pursues, and founded on as cionolusive of dude claim. — Mr. W. M. Wilson, who appeared for the defender, ad mitted that his client had subscribed the slip, but pled that as an obligation it was invalid in law, in respect it had teen fraudulently obtained by the Farmers' renewer tram the defender while order the halal:KV of liquor, width the can vaster had induced him to umulge in. Stieriff—Then )oa must prov; that. Mr. Wilma-1 am prepared to do so. The ()enemas: was then adduced, sad, befog examined by Yr. Wilma admitted that he had no acquaintance with the defender be fore the night of subeceiptten ' when he met him, between 10 sod 11 o'clock at night. mending at the head of Jamaica-greet, where the mimosa, introduced him self to the defender, and invited Ulm into Rutherford'. public-houee, and there treated him to repeated gimlet of ale, after or daring the consumption of which the subscrip tion was obtained. _ . . Canvasser—look at the writing, my lord. Is that tha wridag of s drunken meal' Sheriff—lt I. Hepatitis for me to distinguish; some man write ita well when drunk as sober. Mime Robertson, daughter of the deffnder's landlady, wee then adduced, and deponed—The (Wender. Wlntyre, lama lodged with my mother for three years. We were on terms of intimacy. He frequently confided him personal suits to me. He never on any occasion intimated his inten tion of getting • family Bible. He is not • family man. (Laughter.) He has • pew Bible. I tun sure he would have expreseed each an intention had he esterteined it. I have seen him with a deem in his heed. On seek occasions he is very stupid, and easily led. I recollect the night of Friday. the 27th of May. He left our house about 7 or 8 o'clock sober, and returned home between II and 12 quits mussy. He wee in • state in which he could have been mealy wheedled into anything. Next morning he said nothing about a family Bible, and we knew nothing of it till the canvsser came in the afternoon end kit the three first numbers in M.lntyree absence. On his return horn work we spoke about them. He then appeared for the first tines to recollect the matter, and declared he would have nothing to do with them, as he had been wheedled into it. When the nenvawier returned In the early part of the following week, Il'int)re told him that be bad wheedled Mtn into the subscription through drink, and gave him back the three nutubere. The (wayfarer refused to take them Mr k. _ . The defender himself was then examined, and deposed— He left his lodgings on the night in question between seven and eight o'clock. Hid no inhantun of speculating in a family Bible. Met some friends in the course of the even ing, end become hearty. Wm standing at the head of Jamaica•ettte,, when the canvasser met bias. Had never seen bits beim. The cenraseer invited him into Ruttier ford'es and celled for one and then another glees of ele, foe which the canvasser paid. While they were drinking in a box by thetntelvei, the canvasser—who spoke low, as If afraid of being heard—spoke first about chains and jewellery, and then about timbers of booke, and intro duced the subject of Boott's Bible, end brought out a slip and • pencil, end told lain whet to write, and he signed his name to the sip. He wouid not hays dote no had he been sober, Lied no recollection of the feet tied next day, when the numbers were shown to him In his lodgings, when he hod a taint recollection of the incident. He refined to accept the numbers, and told the ,auvesser this next week when he called. By Consumer-1 went straight home from Rutherford's. W. left at about 11 o'clock. Mr. Wilson—ln shod, you went away when you were turned out. Ca:teatime—Allow me, sir, to tell you Ives never turned out. Mr. Wilson—All are turned one, good end bed. The defender's agent this addressed the court, contend- Mg that, thongh than will no absolute drunkenness proven, it wee sufficient for his case that the canvasser, haviag Reduced the defroder into intoxication, hod wilily Armed the subsoription hoes him in that suite, and quoted authori ties in wpm% of this position. The Sheriff held that he could not give effect to the oblige• don founded on by the misname. Them could be no doubt, lee said, but that the pursuers' canvasser took the defender into the public-house, and got him to fill up end eien the obligation when his mind was not quite clear end unclouded. 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