The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-22 00:00:00

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ANX 41 DEPOlllT L ystabliihod A.D. 1844, delft= at i Matra MIL marled Is mambo toof t i roOk &WI!. IwAYII •litreiAlf *rut NAY r, =be vllbassra islasetWWWw4g E r = 1101111/011. DEserte. " Sane tat sesimailisola NO tram m JULLIEN'S CONCERT& ZOTAL LTOI2III i rTILL BUT 11,0.-10411 at A— M 36 2.1 k. BIN • " Paru ill %iS —4 4 .t gLtitle&T" of i= " 1 61.80-. MOO Ommies trom "be 411:11 CATTLE SHOW at' the SMITHFIELD AMU. CLIIIIIITNN et M. 0011111$01111 in MOD/a M* arl sai 1116 Dasniber. emarma Opus tresilw. la the imams. WArrwls. L ONDON CRYSTAL PALACE. ARGENT csi 114:171 / 1 t, 11 "sradvist '0 WA be orega ret' argaraalZi.,V A eitiltWor et ra l ialits= 4 ltk e.l....4 . = ll Viar d urbre=ra lbeli swat Imam Nmiallos eta ammievolsi le be Irk L ZAHN'S ANATOMICAL I[UBll r is ." 6 l=taiiiirV i mg. Ih r. "&"4 1 1 iler.**2:lftrazAwirisi JEVAN/F8 MAGNIFICENT SUPPER sad must° ROOMS, 00117?-0111D1111.-0a mg sags a i llt a iii A lridi=st ias sri r , aura MAY 7 1 I • mei insp. ta. Is INOPOLION TAVZRN iad HOTEL.— IN. tat t SROWIMOIII4ITRIZT. Jill HMO= Mi• 6001 DINXIM la 6.00•• be • ismolis 614ftt s LAI 60011. Mak 60 Draft 111660 a 10.060 0 6 •06616 b. Silk 10011011Mi.. - •101011. mai 00.1 006010 Whin Rol 0000. RAINBOW TAVERN, 16, FLEET-lITREET, Is lOW OPIA. POD DAY-SCHOOL Le TRANSFER at ONIMMIAI, r bat porn of the laudbiosit diel4 al Loam. nOL — Arse. wit wt.* a. la. MClasibtlivonsl. IL V/. I RST-CLASS STRIIIROGRAPHS at ENGLISH WWI= f Pei , r Ilh a t o r w .—r ui llgrok sed driest M Palliblfts 187. Masi mod the Wok maid. jaw. LE irr 1 .6 78 .0 vel ... Es ises ALMANACS, M. r Z dirord=or. park qr s eital d rX ►,rtirrl la lee O►. S. Seri Iturirn. Just numb t Dm pries Ts des. desk. LECTURES and A.DDRESSES on LITERARY we 11001 AL TOPIC& litt laa Ms Dot. EW. &masts& d Detests& lamb plelletst. hton• Aeltar. moms Mrst esess rat && sess DIRNOWIL foisal SortaAllat Ps& is& pries la 111.1111031 l Wel Sort& Tlird MY& At . Z . Elts Isaite• arttak NUR& tad 05..61. rN i /11= 6 :n di rlittarL I EN 7 their Natonl INN ta tbs Arlo; lasiata&l Aaeseata at : Join W. Parka. - Sea. Watt atm& On FOholOtt Pottcr.—l hod often amigos to attest the brilith piddle to watch, with *bee Mg Ones, the beelso patty of the 'cosmoses& 1 have ellen seek held le woo thin that, le affairs el Ihrthth polley 4 hem is the may eme. Whet neither my the toothiffl of lotter wens than I maid saltine, Ifseelmee Dargerefe her sturept on the modesty a the &OM gothle the oeseogllehed. It has rooted the people ale the hopeteihe voterofth l of katying a watchtel eye to the 1.1%et Deethlyttheeth_e a ferelper, hit proof mahety of the WM& lice ea the omegas te willsh I sat& I aft the It is a proud priwilege As eked es tW seiL That leer{ stands forth on the semi of moot theery as the redestaiog haws of ow miles the smile dthmeeelos of the Com:team.. I wuY lOWA the pith met ft mho. The rat stela with whirl ohs name emeashish of Chest liii4o mseaced m.y bs that of as Amides anew semi; the askew the eseeplicadees le the Let, Ilte serer approachles li the damper or thst stele. The awe baobab - the reeemsee of his straggle he boohoo es the Othetheat. the =see desedhl the totthd es Alma homes Ithotort end hooch This Ono it moll set to s olio Nay, k moth to • oaks& eetholly. Ithease It le est good to has thaw =dor the woof Os tali kook sod owterofor 1b... my coarladies eciede—. The shoo le Ithethei elseatly which sodas the Imes et yow d ler Illebeabsiarsair, theopmed el rainy resetia." lime a Okerw. Tule Bilioraio or Barrien Coy:num—lt is sot swami Met the conmaration of the Mew. Gawp Hills, the seely-eppointsd Bishop of British Csinutbia, will tote ghee Woe Claristmaa ; bat tho rsv. tratalrman has an tennae,* hie ',thrown' from the ministry of St. Nioholas, (isms{ Yerstrath. Miss Berdsu Gaits endowed this Wench with 16,0001., • sinalflamet act which probably l.d te the inseam of the NO. TAN COXFUSIONAL.—AD influential preliminary restise Ire Ira Mr at Norwich, to cebsiMitt the pegriety el foroare an amedetise is Norblk awl Nark& te emir Is rumbaed= d des makermal eel oder iserrising verbose hate dr dreg Ilestbal. It roe rerbei that earl as aaariadra slisekl Maid, mil the mom of 100 spealsmeb ley aetb.Ynoat, wore esiolled. TER LATE COLLLIMT INUNDATION NUR Llienat.LT.— Alter s Isgss et nearly three weeks eight of ths bodies of ass odor ants mss who came by their Meths on the 27th ult., by the sadden irruption into the Ces (*Utley, near Llanslly, el large body of water, have burn usernered, sad an Inquiet Ilmmally opened upon t hem by the dislike's...sr, Mr. Drawrla. The names of ths seen are WINNE Treharne, Themes Jenkins, Daniel needs, W. Igerveq, Bards. somi. Deane Samuel, David John, urn Jells yd.. The blahs having taaa formally identl- OM was adjourned for some days, when • tho rough i jY. the horn will take place, and the district will stied. Two bodies still remain CZ, p li re—e i Ohm 4/1 Jabs Thames sad Joseph Williams. A serniorlpeks he Wandered into en behalf of the widows end orphins, Tax Mamma or A °Altman BEAR lieLL.— A all the bads lloreary. wrWmg on Friday, says : sue of the gatnetteemes who wss seriously worwriel ersfwg late ell's) , with poachers, wee still in • deapress slats. Geddes, the other me who was wounded. was Mee Os • way week sale, bet wee wat danger. Up tlloe not Om, lbo peados Imo boao .o = wie whe wee embod O erg Os rnsVit sernbred, est ese most most of the 'ime ad bet barn Misled se to Moe smosseter. He has Alselossel the name el the ether Bea who eon stall at large, bet who are sell knows to the Mil pollee, and there N no &met that the awe who wastily coessinted the murder, as well as ohs other men, wM me be is custody. FATAL ArCIDIXT.—On Friday evening an inquest wee held at the Priem of Wales Hued, Westoouremplsos, Paddington, to seternala the came el death of Madame K Ishii, the wile el Progresso Kinkel, who raided at No. 6, Ewsboarae-terrace, has the evidence it appeared that ea Monday mein the doseased lady west ap tele, badmen az the third flossr, sad wee thernly elterwords Milt. and In the bark reeds, Irving bliss hors a ha‘ht el 46 fru It Is supposed that she had opened her window, and in leaning mat had overbalanced hereelf —the sill of the window being bat 24 Inches high. _ _ THE LATE GALES.—During the heavy juke el wind whelk pnwailed hwe week in diet lsm Leap AY, &boat 000 Er doe. won blown down in dr flOolo lona of ?title* . thnoo of them won upwsrdo el NO yaws old, and roeeand assrly thrse yenta to tirmathreine. Several of the cenentail *Reath thin thee et Penn, Laney ni. Metz, elm wan . the volley of Chimp house ins alma eamelieny BORDER COVNTIES RATLWAT.—Tbe directors of lie Border Coantira Railway bare given the wool parlia mentary notiore of their intewhoot to apply for powers to sled tied: hoe from the present terminus at Belling, in Illortkomberlaad, to Carleton , in Roxburgbaleire. From tide point, though no pat of in. earmany'odimilon, it is Media to form a jemetlen with the pro estiosiou of lbs North BAWL frees newish to Car Two short branches are also yre hem Birtley, sew Closllsetea, into Betelami and Belßeemen. It Wended by the Bonier Commies Company to aisle per amietioe to reedy% te ore of ameeefty, embessoe from North British mil Plerromito eed Omßeie Companies. A reyerste eseopeey, the Wombs* Volts, Railway, sow yokes& is, =webs • hos Bow Map& to Bahama je Sofa - th e Commies at the MUllmagh on the Reed. =- ales made by the Wansbeek Valley Company a preside to make the somesery ermagemeeto der the track, geo, si wooftieg betimes thsolt thee, the Notils-Beedera, the Blysh mod Tyne, the Berth British, eml the lades Genets. itsThmsT Moen( Errs IN TUR Mawr Corwerm—The Beet BoSalk Company will apply fur = li s t li s emitter erasion to eenstroct en ran to The proposed no ti to mummies at Leletem, sea, wirrfed out, will there form a junction with the eon pany's Linehan branch. The Spekiteg and Holbeach hue, whirl dm been a Tory long time on hand, has been M last cloud for trsik. The desired every extor to playa itIK for which the pet& leele este h dome ea welled Memel Illovw" Mel le Ile Ihribleal preemies. It is veil Iteeere Mika inegkel hie We le be Irepely. The diar ItaliWys hid epee 011ie es Me beet feepe while M. Meseerhe, eesseleg W glories IN& be had reaped la OMAN Meabeas, Lest, Weiser, eel Male Medrotle, wee allebesi etre she .aria d les balk stipend Lai le en eolde the *otherness, eel to weer Mem a weeder *Wm psb& ea Mr. Ogler, Ea the Alamo WO. Fran We minis Mr. Ira b sot eseeer4 ; he ter a lessine tower& comedy, set aceesiemelly - Ms gredneellm MI perbreemee d Illephkelepteeles, Ia Mr. Deereissedro srellheed sad Meted valet d Goethe* Puss/ wM ever be .dual dm the stromm, asked smiplamose, seed smenaterel, bat always grim hammy with vied ha lamina the aid plus of ; bat, make these we have mintiamad, Mr. Z. has really a vest amend of toilet d power fee repreaating characters which erg mot memally imegind to kg within his ' , Origin, end this was wrier woe eleingly exampidled then ca Saturday night, idea be waded the pert of limediek, 1a ildripeam's Ned sin Mort NotAgiv. It is not too meek In sag that this eitenster Y meat Mg. Lasa's most fleisind amospikene Abe lie NW maseplker of it is In meld Msed eswveld lie spill 1 11111, ibilbar, mil that d Y Mehmelei tin lessi made sasses Rea lest Y list—dram We it.. win &Or Bossilish is the brad "'IMMO, *Wag WM Ms *Wow einem demi whit god, Weedikent Yen geeked esibming, the as of avastary doubt, the Wild hem of mars in his snit, the ressistiss to win the Amour of his lady-love eves by the chelksging of his friend, will the last Wel Mendel saddles if his passion, sad empados aide reskases Madam ad the tame' end gibes Wrote marming, Mr. Mems's whammed, kthe *hem weak dart. Thrash ed there is a mailemanly beadeg, a knightly dsahota air of admirer amoled, disk was new warmed by Medea Koalas ia his prided days; bet in addition to this there Yma egresdes d humour ia the ideals d the eye, in the tome el the vies, is the mdell pose of the walk, and the meddle has td seek sedum is all et dila the all spirit of annedy is expresed. Net sew whit inkier is the eating of Mrs. Kra, who glees the bitid, witty epseebes of Beard with a peigneacy and a mane which go Weedy M the busts of the Maras; is both artists there is, If we may us the weed, a neliersiment whisk dose away with de stilted did bled Nwm end kale the edience to had that the mil made samosed are this. dila have bees "not for aa age Ma Yee all dese," and whisk =peel to uses= maims and memethias se snob as Wry did to that of persona living ewe Modred yeses ago. TM akar ehensern of the weedy were generally wall ompartd. Tl,. wadi praise mail ward, be accorded to Kin Haab, kr the parka ledylike uses sad graceful noddy with diet she invieled We discs °barmen of Hero. Timm is no mare livid mind es the Wm that this young end teresialy meads dims angled West is =moved by Jedkdoets Dodd and wand modesty. Mr. Freak Mattleswe's Doginny wee painfully elaborated ; the Deli- I emilloismey of the tameable was too mach elaborated; and Is Its attenuation Meow 'haply burlesque. Mr. Msedows's Verges, in sea ility of tepid wed damsamomr, was most entelkeet. la LCOOMO, Mr. Apia's great hien, pompo eity,wee Mt too apparent. There is in Mt I recent part madertakem by this gentlemen ea °bolos, good =tandem tweed by tetra Whoredom into rows died weight. A ape del word of prides Y asserved by Mr. Graham, who, by his addases sad thoroughly natural acting, elevated the hitherto inimportant part of Antonio Into a coespirmos• haft». The piece, so far es scenery sod decorstices woe eoe woed, wu admirably put upon the seems sad thee,* bowleg of no "effects," it will be strange to we if Musa dde /be! Notharg do sot, to a peouaiary esters, peeve or et the mot lortuaate revive], et the Prisms's Theatre. LONDON DIOCRIAN HOXE MIDDION.—The London Diocesan Hoses Khios, which was spoken of so highly by the Bishop of London in his recent charge. is about to mow MIN a series of Advent services for the working cameos. Bethnal-peen will be one at the fields of the society's opera tions. In that large parish there will be special services at inervels, during Advent, in the churches of St. Matthew, St Matthias, St. James the Lees. and St. Simon Zelotna They will comosenos at St. Matthew's, on Advent Sunday, the 38th inst . Among the greenhorn will be found the names of the Bishop of London, the Dean of Westminster ; the Rev. Dr. Hmerry, Heed Master of Merchant laylon' &Ogg ; the Rev. John Raohdall, minister of Raton Chapel; the Bev. T. Jackson, rector of Stoke Newington ; the Rte. F. 0.11, chaplain to the bishop ; the Rev. J. Nisbet, die. At Newington Butte, also, there will be sorrier ountseadeg on Thursday ev=ing, the 25th inst., sad madman ea every succeeding Thursday through Advent. In corner (mance of the strong roomereendsUon of the Home Kirks by the Bebop, =bile attention has been very monk diming to its operation', and it le anticipated that with an inernmed Income its asetaltims will be greatly extended in the thickly populated portions of the metropolis. MR. DUNLOP, M.P., ON THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. On Thursday a deputed= from the Tempe:awe Reform= of Greenock, bed an Interview with A.M. Dunlop, Beg., M.P. in reference to the Forbes Mackenzie Act, and the g ropossi parentage@ bill for the suppression of the liquor tre The deputation, after thanking Mr. Dunlop for his succeasnal ex ertions In the House of Commons, in defence of the Forbes Mackenzie Act, suggested that in the apparently inevitable appointment of a committee of Inquiry, it would be Import ant that It should sit in Scotland, and not in London, sod that it should have power to Roggen Improvements in the act. They afterwards referred to the permissive bill, and the canvas@ with reference to it which had ins taken the result being extremely favourable to the megaton Ks Dunlop approved of the suggestions made as to the Kooken sie Act, and expressed his serrates that Inch sa immense majority bad been found In Cimino& favourable to the per 'shrive bill. He did not approve of an absolute Maine law, bat he had a great Imam towards the permissive bill, which placed the matter in the bead' of the people. PARLIAMENT AZT RIMPOIUL The bargemen of Heaton Norris recently held a insotiog as the subject of re form, as promised by Mr. bight, mad paned • resolation aneoseaging the boo. maim= is kis sober, sod assuring him of the cordial co-operettas of that district in his efforts, The following latter, acksowlodging the receipt of the reoulu tios, has been received by the gentleman who had undertaken to plass klinsalf is ammo:Limnos with Mr. Bright :- 4 ' Llandudno, North Wall% Nov. IS, 1868.—Deer &sr, — Many thsoks to you for your kind 00114 sad to the burgesses of the Heston Nona ward for their land resolution, a copy of which yes have forwordsd to as. I your great town will de samethlog for reform. It yes ash jar making, you will get mailbag. U the redormere goo rally do not move now, sod resolve to have a solid ._ _ ant, I shall think I have spoken toe soon. or Met my orentrymen have lost their swims love of besdossow their hops ef obtaining It. Every town in the klapism, and wort rah& where men ere fres to speak, shoell meek MOW. U they speak, their voice will ha attended to.—la Mee% yens very =4I Joaa 13113017.—Mr. Tamar, Realm N Stockport." MAITIN, 11111 POSTMAJN.A NUR respectably and susesseasly sigma mesnorial has been ihrwardsd to the Poet. meass.Oonmsl ken she seelemie of thmeteeletok OneePh• piano. end Naighbirrifigw, fa behalf of John Maras, the Ms mimed attar wester. 'll, kassnerial states that the Melee _ - . . . usdhemly real 7 be bested conduct (Wrists the live or ix yam int v los flied She lase of later oanist here kw woo &slim ell NNW el the Isishiteate of the locality, sod that the ammitahliola believe lia ineepable of endure Meri L ing the ewers ssd wawarry punishment of dismissal." The menceel esseladee by solicitiug his lordship to reconsider the ors us sr an* to • document forwarded with tba memo- rtel. ewaither;;thetthe Maras, or eine reedy, • deputation with mirth to we beipaterka test the Post-etat authorithe hey set mooW oberooter. The new el Lord &wet Besse, NJ.. Bur-Admiral Harcourt, the Raw. Richard Doripth 8.D., rester oir Upper Meier, the How. Anse Ca thwirh. Dr. OINS C. Camtntsg, Dr. &stop, Dr. flostliff, port ID J * aorreee. sad Lient.-Gtherth Altchthes, tlw smosortalists. appear storm THIS DROWNING OF A POLICEMAN IN THE SURREY CANAL —Oa eatardiy Amery lir. Carter bad as Mawr at Me Verry Hall, Camberwell, oa the body of Potter cos arable Warn' Wins, 279 ft, wise yes &rad dead la dr Ogssey Cala ea Ihe previeue Tlesky. Pollos-ocestabie Silk 9Q I', deposal le AWNs the body. No marks of Aimee vise epee Y. The where nee aa waled whit who nee et a eantread, happy dirpnaltiea. Joseph , pale sergeat 4111 A, sari that he was at day as Waft Wild se petrel en , sad maw deleseei M twelve Vide*. He award quite War, tut vary hem &beat the eta. Ha sew Mat subsequently ▪ lati=ens, bet ael ~mad& It wee • vary wady, ad name Ind WENN ems dillbela Mtn' C I TA Wham The alias ad the leis& Mated obi La lea berheed washedi etApist tia in lie Ilerlay easake what ler mina= OM, he nee usilsosbur; end= le the La el arbist, there 'woe a• Ismer amides E g or kids ample thirdirere ia his psessedes whoa he LA ha. lervilherd refire'. retarled a ve. diet of "Amt. death b ernfts." TEE CRYSTAL PALACE. The onneert on Saturday at the Crystal Palace wee egrembly diversified by the otuterly perforal=oll of Matte Bevan cm the sowswelas, end the staging of Mks Lydia Vfiffiag, whoa we were glad le see looking so well Am bee ewers Blame. Both performers were lewdly ap. pleaded, Mks Timis( megrim • loud swore la a asw head. The beeramemeal concert, brief se It mei, or OW this. &bonds pisses, wooly, two long avowals.' sad . . grophony of Beethoves. In oar jadgmeni the meshes' tamednoliett of NOM' auks would more generally please the psi" widba, it esieened with judgment, such @Medians woad not AIM the tests of the most rigid stickler for high M. We are hdbrmsd, however, that the hadthar of as fabwrisp omorts are Windy deseinal, sad that the wirier of mu, gag or *sir lemsonioue leviathans brings dews a dome of miry Jotters ea the head of the unhappy Mr, Mean, who is obliged to hanottot his heavy artillery forth with. But dam is one emu& hos, and that le, that what ewer is played is well pltred, end as good an effect given to It se the peonlistilise of the mart room and the form of the head WM admit aL AI the mown awe was a moral rash to the hoping to see the find Imp et ihm show of age birds which wee thrown open to the senora p blhc this day. The number el eeneries was prodigious, pats a little may of feathered eloriseurs, who weds moal," sot " every spray," bat sop Remo of shwa rdm shalom arch over Med. There wan Merwset dune, briar scarp ma/My of am* Se RmrW diversky ef eser, ewes heingWillk dews& rim, °thin simnel MON nettled, ,aid m a a. One porthole:l, aril hod of the Mishitst primroses woe petaled out se • great cariosity, Wog a jades canary ; bat whether from the diffidence arising from finding hintedf in a new aintatioe, or contempt far Ms milimee, the prodigy remised obstimaely afloat, sad was removed by hie preceptor Mime the akwe of the exhibition. Is *blithe to the merles there were algtetingeles, piping bullfinches, IMAM end gold dacha, with hybrids hitherto unheard of he ornithology. Theo wee one sere eth in the shape of • white thrush, and smother who bad the reputation of being an hornet magpie. The pout bony wes well represented by loquacious greens, erriekserelle greys, and right royal, and splendidly plumed Sing Lome. They formed peas • little parliament of their own, sad were resided over with much dignity by a gigantic cockatoo, who cried " order" incessantly with tremendous vociferstim. The parrots were UAW by flocks of little love birds, to which the ladies paid particular attendee, and attended by troops of pirogues, who by their perms sendto Indica, that they thought themeshes gain se good as their masters. The herald molieedeme woe wearepormated by a grave phalsas O n 3 may am eof whom leaking as wise es • Lord Chan miler Misjudgment; fled several beautiful ringdoves fitly t poem aid boom which we are all so emulous to proem. Nelda the hinds, there were white rats given to whislamg, m we me Ohm* sad aloe who could log, although neither could be proven ad urea to give • touch of their quality during oar chit. There were also little groups ef dormice, with other iniseellansa, the whole forming • novel and isoreeling exhibition. The oar birds were pro nounced by the padre to be excellent in their kind, and great dieculty was hat in adjudging the prime, of which we subjobe a Uot : The following took the first prize of 11. in each class : OMILItItiI. Clow raw liwwWL-11r. Win II low Clow boll'llltr. Thaws Orr EWci—Mr..l= Oloor WIE Jabs% orlorolo4 1 ". WZ.,_ au. WIMISLIM Wao.=_ Lawricomiol Mr. w. Pork& (OM pien. ll7 6s —gr ois . ItoM ea S l ir il logo . —: im a rat awl Daddy. Jaws* D. Willow**. Ocher vorlain of °Mtn. or *dr BMWS ti t Dolllarb—Mr. A. D. W . Ohrelor OWL oldlorb—K. IL W. laWor. Short Wwliolt. pa -Mr sods* " Tr a m 11 r s . = 11. 14 17 1 MM1L M442". 01.4 111 0 2111141...ha1dra. wrir Warli big6 . olros4 .l3ll3". rworlor— wilt—a 14: Jots Dwari. ‘4%1:44 .. t. i. _,, B 11WIL. Wy or Ltordot . lar— r er. l .1 1 . ai t W . Mak wr r. Mu. nowly. WWWlhroot —Mr. DWI. Any _ _ _wirlolp—Mr. Wm* Mealy. 1011101 =OS. • finsit-111r. Wm. Om Orem Parrol-AnIMAL Any Wm goring Mims Parrots-Mr. W. W. Wodbrook. LIN elf r " .. &ra▪ ft Ogress Cods - Y r. Hawidar. Margo Many 'MIN; -Mr. Aaiun Mimed S r pIYTOW, Orminparrow. soaked aporrow fin =Jim EPwroor In 11111/0-11 , td gawking. Nommen, Ohm kind. linboo Ent-Mr. Edward Hawk's. Waxbills of ' molars kirk gmf . e ri oi-Mr. Milford Boothia. Virginiss, NightiDird• (Orminsole-Kr. Dwaine. Windab Ard-Er. Hugh Mussy. Elosenor Mrib- . &Word Hawkins. nay °Mgr runny of (Drip birds lemowlimi-MMs Jana Donlon. DESTRUCTIVE }IBM AND Loss OF LIFE.— During yesterday morning sad the preceding day (Saturday) errand Ares occurred in different parts of the metropolis, with considerable Ices of property, and unfortunately with fatal remits to two persons. One fire broke out about 3 o'clock yesterday morning in the premises belonging to Mr. J. Wall* a nomical Instrument maker, et No. 6, Union street, Borough. The Sr. was ant subdued until the house and its contents were serioust damaged. The origin of the fire timid not be , The sufferer was insured. About a quarter before 4 o'olock yesterday meriting a fire was discovered at Mr. Gilbert's, oil and Italian warehouseman, No. 31, King-stner, Gllden-square. By the timely arrival of widows, the Ire woe extinguished. Mr. Gilbert 111 lu mped. A fire also occurred at No. 20, Charringtou-street, Boaser's-towa. It command in the Amt-floor. The wiser was insured. • Sr. also took place at Mr. Ball's, No. 1, Norree-mats, King-strest, Southwark, which we regret to state was atteaded with fatal consequences to the wife of the owner of the propiety. The neighbours, by reaming grist risk, eventually succeeded in getting the flaws coisqured, but not until the upper part of the house wee wady destroyed ; but Mrs. Ball wee so seriously burnt that she wee oouvsyed to the hospital wed died a few hours afterwards. The caws of the fire weld not he gleaned, and the property was uninsured. The other fatal cam occurred to • Httle girl about 7 years of age, residing in Charles street, Commercial road, Pestilent, who caught fire while playing with two other children in the absence of their mo ther. The other two children wale fortunately rescued by some weighboure from • dialler fate. ANOTHER MURDER Dr THE QUEEN'S COUNTY.— A correspondent of the Bavadkri s lbw Letter, writing from Mtn bort:met (Queen's County), _an the 19th haat, says: '.This county Ism agate hem •- sd by the perpetration of another murder, which, for barbarity end odd-hloodednesa, equals that of poor Mr. Ely's ameesinatiOn. The victim in this instance was a led named John Mitchell, who wits not more then 13 or 14 peers of age. The particulars of the brutal wimp ars ea follows : —On Monday teat young Mit chell had best seat by his father, who is a small feemer, re siding et a plea Wed Beilylegess la the seteeste aid of this county, to a arightxurisi town, Ise file par pose of making items paroles= for Moto Rm. The poor Mew lees reetwelegt. hems is des - mob& after saving Immeled Ide bream rem he IPSO eve( - teem by a rains used yes immed4:- tend We minesnmelea with Wm. yelked Os seed *paw tar ewe distamor, whoa pat seems Islosagulan to Iditobsil, which be ednot ends* big die rise a satisfancep reply villain vim/ • deem MIN sibM beheld is Yank ;ma brew it with peed fame mem the boy's abdomen, Ammo be de mesgekliesetai the bawds of the lad reervisit boa his bed". ilemeinsme• Seville, that yap Itheserered Kitchell lye( is the eines af the raid seers laseadhla whys they at cove had You assayed to his hibm's awes, sad although marl ell sous procured the stetrimasee mestere died in ✓al griTiwitadididwdiChA. Shwa" bribes WENN= a raeopsoraes attsided at his seams. visa Idlo depoillea was seem dews, and a warrant we. leveed At tee of the reardwier. It waa supposed that Melielk a r= grog of locos secret society which exists be this musty, het the ewes that lid him to take away the lie of se smells& ing yosth of such tester yaws &spears to be mysloped is mystery. On Wednesday lest one of the mem= of the county held as hertuast ma the body, whin the facts above tief were elicited. The jury returned a verdict or wilful modal apnea Gals, who has ben seessiod, sad lodged Is tho musty gaol, to mead his Slat at the sort emirs Seve ral of the femme Is the locehty where this murder was ono. mites are so alarmed et the spied of Itibbeeles that they have surceased arms to protect diammina ageism the attacks of lawless fellows who are at meow prowling through the country." DESTRUCTION OP A LIVERPOOL SHIP BY Fllll. letelllgenes bee boa reestred is Liverpool el the total die shvotima by Ste or the ship Droorlewa, as the lit of November, subs about 100 miles east of Ades. The ship had bees in a critical state for tow dor Privided. odd do Ad maks of Pee let if November, the eadelia. wide, hadly, and any were token e(by the ship These eats broad tress pesLiveliest le Ades, sad [red the writ day at the latter Abseil swim* minim efur the mw bad alt the she but hoe Anew, and beret to the wakes a rtiveetisedeent.) Psaywr Diasenow, , aced =lllsomi norm on ng Is t mot =whim& 'lest Reimmis a i ja ii kt= tih .... wilb Wit la mbar ismilleorawles • 1 . st d SI tbs WOW el IV l."l " k lbsr amilim atim ."l7. vs^evia". M wl eihWir dl = 6. l l ' aum "d la ! lam*. It inn grdor ag itet s feeo Sat 1e.0.. De. marew A rebeemed. TIB.ORmAIa US. 11. M. ; 1111 AL TZ eml !alb. eaffloot I lia. j a.m. isas ap a golloc=ll4: .... .w. Wm! Da as 06.. Tr. SINANAI 05..„ EYE OW ;ma Abbr e U. p . per ffloweases& Gesseelkuribalrisi ; BM II 11. •''. li GALLANT LIIIIIO4I 8311VIC&S. The following account of the circumstances con nected with the moue of the crew of se Amelia brig no the Irish oast, ce Wednesday, the 17th but., by the Ilhhost of the Ifetkeel Lifeboat Institution etatieued at Sherries, as nanated by H. A. Handltem lee., has. secretary of the Slurries breech of the Seeley, will be read with iamb interest : " The brig was boned kr Trieste from Talon with e cargo of cede ; regitored tamp, 333 Hagfish measneemeam The ameler is the lea= with a anon of 11 WI tad en =past, 13 area loath On fthaday, the thilt last., in i S ti iff ll= bed the east (treptrfa pled ar two Lifte ir at fltmej, the mom to sa straw them lathe the se Meth. Oa Monday .err iie Mk li t l iM hig Porly leffeljte s es the 'lliad p errartrend. At sled o'clock the eat aay the eases ; Mee sehore at the nob Pe and s theft time aft= Ilk boated the Method Mimed lasittedon strelledefiatilhea ries was seat by lit. 0. t. lout, chief Garai si Net ward se alas, to the lionentamt ' safer 'lf the continent service at - Rush, at his squsuh ' About two o'clock I reached the strand oomisg from Dub lin to the • math of the town of Bash, when deparattres were melded to thus= the lathed of the oar doge. Sir Roger Palmer, Bert, his 4a., Mem Peel, Ile flea. Bt. John Butler the Eev Lai= th., Mr. Tight, died Mr. Oseg, were on the spa, resdirress =ley seddlace la their power. The lifeboat was moon eileOweeeled, with bar own mew, Joseph Clerks, chief boatman, lied coxswain, in the themes et her °entrain ; Alexander Hlemilies, scar esthioned beatmen, who hes sot se yet ratievered train the Wades he received at tat wreak of the Mary = the 18th October lest; David Wilma, boatman, mend meanie, both seseringt with the threw Thane was a whole gale of easterly wind, and the sea running high in on the fiat strand, with it straw ebb tide carrying us to the southward. In dent two hours we had pulled off into about two fathoms of water, through some of the heaviest se= I have over seen, many of no being twice ready waahed out of the boat, the gram water at these times unbroken on the top of us. We had great difloulty in getting deer of the made of a whoopee that was sank awe five years ego, es they =II show over the water. Seeing that some ot the men were completely exhausted, and that there was no thaws of madam the hull, sad, above ell, fearing that thestrong ebb dde would awry us up on the rocks of Portrand, I delved the lifeboat to beer up for the entrance of Rowdy= stream. There was great difficulty in preventing the lithboat brake lug and going in over the her. At helf-past five I get be crew into the watch-house at Hagerstown Strand, and had them provided with food, sending to nem= for their day clothes, not allowing them to leave the dread, sad beeping the life-boat afloat, in hopes of being We to get of to the hull at every moment, but the night weed over without any solifor the batter in the worher. With path seal and Mr. A. Townsead, barboareasther, Bed by Mr. Hamlet end Mr. Casey, brought up by b la r r n 'the anall Blab= between to 0. A. - Hamilton, Req., U.P., which, whim memaed by James Carton and his family, had beat itre mesas of saving the whole of the mew of the Mani on the 19th et Oct. Carton and his sons remained on ties Redondo= thread, and petered to go off to the hull, if a favourable moment arrived. At daylight, on Tuesday morn ing, the leth last., we saw the has still riding to an anchor in di Whams of water, in the same spot. Just then a large idle-wheal steamer bore down on her from the (=tweed, the ma breaking over her meets' times ; the kept ahead sad then astern of her, and about her, for more than an hoar, but ending it Impossible to render any moist saw, she seemed to bear away for Hingtowa Harbour. At three o' clock Ceptain Boyd, R.N., of her Majesty's racket appraise arrived by railway, and inented itr = ordered the appraise to be sent to th e coos thaika over the reeked Pertreatkindlag that if the he l parted from her antihero ea an ebb Vie she mar go ashore there. He eon din= did we bed brought the lifeboat to the bast point of the most, flailauthat in ease the hull broke away on the Seed this ohs wadi eons ashore on this 'trend, either north er moth of the month of Rogardown Stream. A 6 o'clock, Cebu= Taykr,M.P., oneedown to the watch-house, sad se oftrapd the enter of the lifeboat to persevere in their under. trither. As ties night death in, we cheered the men working ha= at the pe ; but there wee no change for the better to the and the sea broke more heavily and with pester whe als then ever on the shore. At three o'clock on Wednesday morning, 17th lost., we found the wind began to lessee, and at four o'clock we prepared to off again in the lifeboat. About five o'clock, aocompanied by my skipper„ Peter Carlon, we got down the stream towards the bar, and afters hard pull of two hours and a half, we neared the hull, the sea breaking over the lifeboat for the first hour with the same violence it had dime on Monday. On coming alongside two ears wan broken in trytng to keep off ir ta that a rope we. not at once thrown aboard us, we astern and hod our grappling iron on board. of the mew seemed anxious to save their cloth= but the first coxswain milled oat that we were there only to save life, and that a esoment's delay would not be given. Tb. mate moored the ship's papers, and as opportunity offered we took the 13 men off the ship's quarter by twos and threes at a time without an accident. I ordered the, line to th cut instantly, leaving our grappling iron l ei ebb booed, and bore up for Rogeestown the first of the I ebb now making strongly against us. is the additional weight of the lifeboat mused the water to ries through the valves to the height of four inches in the boat, the English pilot had some difficulty is calming the fears of the Andra= Some of them became much i anted as we entered the broken water. We hod only four oars of a aide, so kept her hard on, allowing the seas to kick her in over the her, the sea still breaking into her at times. Meow - lag that there wore a number of men on the hull, Mr. 0. A. Hamilton's smell lifeboat (in the steeds of the Cartons) was launched by Thomas Jones, commission boatman, Rush station, William Johns, William Farrar, John Butler, and Francis Cosgrove, Req. With the utmost daring they creased the bar after the lifeboat, with the praiseworthy object of reediting stray assistance I. their power. They would have reached the hull, but air we were returning I hailed them to make in again for the shore, thinking it safer not to run the risk of putting any of the Austrians into the small lifeboat in such a heavy sea. In craning in over the bar one of their oars broke abort, wlvis they were In the greatest danger of being swamped. At half-past nine o'clock ell were safely landed, the master and owner apparently much hurt, and one of his men had his head bound up, both being severely injured in the cutting away of the masts. The English pilot with the Austrian. Week CO to Dublin from the Rush Rail way station at 11 o'okek, having in the mean time received every attention from Mr. Carey. He had food prepared for them on their landing on board one of his own vowels then lying in Hagerstown. " Mr. liamthea adds that the whole of the lifeboat's Crew behaved admirably and to his entire satiefacithe daring the three days and two nights. This lifeboat has proved herself in every way to be well adralated for each a =eke as that she performed so eddy to the poor shipwrecked =dial= on this owed= Assess pererrering and determined tat of gall= on the port of the lifeboat's mew him seldom been The greatest credit is due to Mr. Hamilton for his intrepidity la woos ring the lifeboat's crew in Um boat, and his deleteelnstfm net to lead the spot until the &thew/abed saw mire mesa= hem their appereaffy kope k= position. He has en preview cochlea dietispithed himself in saving life at the imathent =halide own." LIYABOAT SERVICEIL—CANTLITONN,ItLI or MAN, Nov. 18.—At one o'clock yesterday mania( a ..all lugger, the Qneea of the Isle, When with coals, endeared I. Caddo. term Bay, It blowier; a gale of wind from the eastward et the time, and no communication with the dare being radi oed'. About 8 a.m. it wee nreppocrsttsedd by proem vim bed a knowledge of the edger' equipseale that she bed se table es board whith could be trusteedd to bold spied so hard s gale, which appeared to be bernasiag, sad half jib, issiedi, and mites having been carried away, the Drat of the crew wen is the greatest imager. It being the frisks as shoe that It was inidsodoeble to render nastier is ea twitaery boat, the swirled some time ego by the Repel limner Lifeboat Institution at this place was launched, red ' a mall an lor and hawser brought oat (the Nev. .Perrier, owe oldie load lifeboat committee, ewoompen beg the drew). Os arriving at the lugger, her crew, f two nes sad • boy, was touad is • end etheared Are from exposure to the cold, sad the s err wee food to be • eery light cher la Ind ea which it my be rid the preerneks of the vessel sod tits new &- =The resod washer was got eat, gad three of the s new left as beset, who dipped the amber and rad* Castistowa Harlem roe hoer &reside, as seas se • saiabroy et water was sanisani tress the sheen Had it wet bra for the anareale of the liestor, the poor lessee iftllll bre bar .....read, for whew the lifelisa(s grew aerwea the' faggot sir appeared to be a tostyiete Trek and te be driving as a rooky err, when the new meld ware* bsve bees saved. Poulos Man/, —The Alhambra, with the Penin sular noir Is awl sled the Artairden, with the Akira roils, is dew at livrpeel ea Web/easy. The I.ll=wilt the Bombay malls, lad the MIL the arise rain, re der st tionimeglea as ; sad she Ceiertaasii, Mareilles, dne k Leader es - tansy. The with the Vaked_lllahr warnak m =e Limped art Tier wilik•fe will Ism Lanais ea „ and the Mak with the Hearse gad, ell have essim~o! dm Fab, with the Veiled Mom wen, MI lime Lftwiems a'd e Last Wednesday, at Aurioi (assilise ds Mete), the whip eta groat pre birth le Isar Mfr.. Al Med, but am oath after they were bisibei. [Advertisement.] —Hommwst's PIMA AND OlNT sere.-11be swifts draw of Inemeolin We in millimemble ellen Fesibiaiwieralniskpa the imitemeaftn—wown si..ar la =l.lll66"ArbeatiTell'. velsep ImoMOM Si maw this don el Amyx ln Irdl 6 2110 0 11.0 pas% aftc#AL seder ..... Oreadwas. ulfeb in mead away Ms " sorrial time AM mil IC th• SO* seen* the . V i3 = l ll= l .. %wow died= es al l isliZelmie WM* via NAVAL AND MILITARY WOOLWICH, Nov. 21. FATAL ACCIDENT ON BOARD TEE BLACK Rennes—The Admiralty steam yacht, Black Bails, Master Ommeander him B. Peden arrived In harbour yesterday Amore hem Odom% to whiol port she °named life Boyel Higharn the Prism of Wake. Whilst on her pas sage tram Dover to Ostaad ca Wadamisy bat, a Wel ad dent mowed to the essead eagisere, Abrahams Alamo. At ltzt 10 o'clock, a.m., the naketunate man was in a e norition, attending to the nmobinery in the mew room, what by sane mean at mama tuszS g hi. dogma bassos astaagled in the revolving , end the shaft Cl rho mew streak Ids on the le:l ow his death anima Isimediately. Ha hes left a and two Waltham. Li/wawa Thaw, LA., b transferred tram Captain 'Twee maw 11th battalion to Caphda Rosair's lOtk Auld hie inland the latter company at Wedwieit Mir hayeot sbeenoe. . . . . . ;45; arm -- Velothlng, Of the nom patters, bas bent the Kew Clothing Sams, Woolwish, for Air lantra, Wm/tar, Corfu, .ad other ibmign willow of 1M aztl ale": 7. Tbs mnd, 4, ben width-wind stsam-vesssi, nantly at ths awned Ms Harbour Cothathelsows os tthr north east with of fitailesd, is now undsbudalf Malt to bio shinny. Tbs Firebrand, 6, of 410therse power, m yhisk Ms bath wader =M . 11 . lota shipwrignn if w& Ilsohyasd kr apwardaal Wen asaths, is about to be ithessol inn Ink congththwa. Iths bin ism to theca onwthod as Mt bamlimsagramos afs sew vessel. _ • CHATHAM, Nov. a Orient ItiMe been received at Chatham foe the bllowne animbet to be held to reedleam to premed from the Rem 1 and mote& IA Ginmeenat tar Ceit• oath and OIL : 2& mat d tbe Bth (dee I.Ws) liestses" t! dam Skit lAmessest; 14 men of Se Mb Bestmeat, SO UM oldie The km=lasa d the 81st ltdematt, and 20 mea of the 94th PORTSMOUTH, N0v.•21. The Avon, steam vessel, Seoond-Useter arrived yesterday from Plymouth with mamma and marines paid eel trona the Castor, 'team trip, al Der s , sad having leadsd these, riled again aa e ' t he ' r seam .. The Court is wooled to arrive at Osborn* about the,lattot Deossbwr, and will remain until a Mr days before Claistsamt. We volesstsad dot a court at inquiry assembled 7=4 am board the Arrogant, steem•frigate, (Copal& mad-ship la Southampton Water, to investigate theatedtw* ot ate el dm dawn of that ship. The court was ie of Captains Harry Byres, C.B. the St. Viatentrrt Seymour C. 8., at theproosedsd Victory ; 'and El. F. Gordon, et the Hannilesi • and thithar he the Sprightly, steam vessel, laser G. Alas, Commodes. The them, saner transport, Oaremandar Jobs Macdo nald. boat suits yesterday. HOLMONING Dime—Captain Ot T. dcgdon, enminandialt bee Majesty's stesaa•ship liannibal, 91, civet of the Wawa lest in Nom it Portsmouth. has made an sitsration is the matins dation of the crew white is most conalderato and humane fa itself and salutary and comfortable to the case. It is the practice in the fleet to "rouse oat" at 4 o'clock in the morning to holystone and scrub decks. This in the winter is work which may be considered equal to =ll:7the cold water frequently freezing on the t 6,911 then damp all day. The crew must be s hardy and we linasoned one on which such a system would not introdnoe a large quota to the sick by. Captain Gordon has ordered the discontinuance altogether, fur the water months, of bolyaicesing—a paretic* which some offi cers hay* carried In snob an talent as to war through the decker—enhedtating washing once a weak with warm water ham the bailers ia lien of cold from over the side, and the weer te tarn oat at half-past dye o'clock instead of four in the moesiag. Time are upwards of 1,160, all ranks in chided, on OW books of the Hannibal, about 600 or 600 of whom was heard.—Thess ATTZXPTID SOICIDI BY A ROYAL MARINE.— Thomas Paths, • private belonging to the Woolwich divi sion of Royal Marines, was taken into the Marine Infirmary, Woolwielt, on Saturday, almost dead from the eases of a dose timer-M-186d, which, it appears, he had that c swaowed at a howls of ill-fame situated in the Rorel i a i rl ll rails, the Emend resort of the mast abandoned characters at both sass. It that the marine had broken his leave, and that amder the fear of being discovered by the plaint ha had resolved on self-destruction. Having purchased • packet of anger-of-lead, which is commonly used in cleaning the leathers forming a part of their kit, he returned to the house, dissolved the drug in • glass of water, which he drank 04 and, ha viug furnished his brother's address, informed the inmates that h. had poisoned himself, pointing to the empty glue. The soviet ante of Dr. Richardson was promptly obtained, and by the erne) , ot • powerful emetic the norJous drug wee removed from his stomach, when he was conveyed to the Marine Infirmary, and I. expecsted to mover. A DECORATION FOR THE LUCKNOW GARRISON. TO THE EDITOR OF TEE EXPRESS. Eta,—lt is a matter of deep regret to the imr vivisg mambas of the Luoknow garrison that a distinlitive medal or decoration is not to be awarded to them, to men the extraordinary part they had the fortune to take in the late Indian struggle. It is now known that only a clasp, with a medal, which several hundred thousand men will wear, Is to be granted to a garrison who endured a slags unprecedented, ft is believed, in the annals of warfare ; and though Sir John belie, who is now about to return to India, is understood to have used his efforts for a decoration, the autnoritits are not disposed to listen to the request. It is well known that not a single Victoria Croat has been awarded to the Lncknow garrison, while these ranch-coveted rewards of valour have been showered on the brave men of the army which captured Delhi, and of that which, =der the lamented Havelock, relieved Lucknow on the 25th of September, 1867. The Victoria Cross has not been awarded to any of the Lucknow garrison beret= it is said that their numbers were large, and that ail behaved equally nobly. But how is that a reason why they should remain unre warded and =distinguished? If numbers form an argu ment against the grant of the Victoria Croy, they at lout present cue equally strong in favour of a special decoration, which would be en unsuitable reward fur an exceedingly limited body of men; and the argument is one which is surely strongly corroorated rather than neutralised by the high degree of heroism attributed to the garrison by the 'very objection itself. The extended number of the men who nobly conducted themselves within the entrenchment of Ludlow did not form a reason against their diallsetioa iR Gwent Datum's opinion, when he honed his congratulatory order to the garrison, wherein herd he felt assured "that oar beloved sovereign will herself deign to convey to than Ems gracious expression of royal approbation of their conduct." This order Mond the Seeds= satidec.lon among= the garrison, Wean= it ins taken as an earnest of a special molder doomed= being granted, and deep Is the regret that it la withheld. Officers and men fondly hoped that they would have a " Lucknow Cross " to wear on their breasts—a cross that would be as dear to them as the Victoria Cross itself, but it seems that their hopes were destined to be dis appointed. Or of the oldet objeotioas taken to such a decoration is that it wesldisrm a dangerous preeedeat. When, however, another siege like that of Luaknow takes plsos, let then be another speed model There cea be little danger of multi plytag rewards to be earned in warfare of similar conditions and severity with that which prevailed at Lueknow, and most will agree in thinking that all so gained, even if they are atummae, will be amply deetweed, and may be even Pally bestowed. Bat the argument is in another respect nafounded, immanek as s special decoration was bestowed, establiabing the posedait, for the siege of lollsialiad, which every one allows (end smart others Dr. Brydou, who was moat at both) wee sot to be compared with Lucknow. On the pound of expense there could be very slight obis°. asa te what Ime argiag, sines the numbers to wham the 6smestien would be awards are now much Wooed, aad I fad see thst goirarnment would incur no odium, bat rather ' the rebury, by maiming such an honour on a body of min who have undergone almost unparalleled dangers and vation s. pri lt was for a moment supposed that all three ob otiose to a demsistien 11110 overruled when General Peel, in answer to a quake from Mr. Kiasoird, staled in the House of Omamemes that the die for a medal had been submitted to her Majegy, bat the hopes thus elated proved futile when it totted oat that the modal, supposed to have been referred to se ream to Looknow, was in reality merely the Indian • modal indeed to be maned ea the whole of the army ; copied `the moot struggie.—l am, to, ON! OF Tali DIFENDERS OF LUCKNOW. Nov. 20. 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