The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-05 00:00:00

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Every department hoe Wee furnished with an enalrely new @Wet of the must fashionable mid seesenable rank The hi.viv int Lai 1.1/P.INIS I.IJ'AITTIMIT baa been imp • mil. • •pleadal AA..rtuatut of the latest flume dud Foreign Nsuelarturai. 71,;apiii:iiontlened with durability of material and wart maustup •.11 euutiaaw to he ate prominent cliarameriatic o 4 tha hour . Ina tata..llthmeat may tw 'Wind at any U. durian Imamr bunts. without .pwcial Lu•,tative i. YUn►A i4 SUN, MY.Iti'IIANT TAILPRA, WOOLLEN DEAPLits. UAITILES, NOSILY* HOVE sod SHOE MAIM* sea t.L.% LEAL Ut TVlTlatni L0g;d71311.4.4r•-4. -- NOME! M ALDOATE. XEw • , \I +nun r. , tnOr of Hameln.' : 001L1II cd TRTC\IIA NIA 11l KT KM I) ILI 4 LI:870111-SOAD. Comst, Usablhaussut•— hp .ad So, Tborutoo irebelidApt. /Ado arLet. Mdissd, Yurkabire it Vantage, sholk44. 1b b l AILLLrILf.NIs ant.Lostilik.VEK Y FRIDAY XYLN. 1314 st tutu ti.turdg, mutt. then Lualasse Is nomed Until II 0 clack. EL BROTHERS, 29, Ludgate-bill.—To 1 . 4 . 3 ,...... nweb ur releepeled demand which has from yeas to u regards toe AWN= eale. lia 00•111. . 01u.r0,24 mut Sae. art ALL ALILIMUITIL SOU 41a. SU, sued Ma, she You aro. have jut eingislid • detail 4.4 the dol. hr. itu pireisesi bop sod very sot* rt ra =a 4l ei e s . =ifs= I• aloft of their being made op at W prism I as SYDENHAM FOUR IN ONI TOP COAT, 425. nab Is am Year dreg la or evuto Few pagans la ens mat. 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OiledLatas.wei, Larisa. aisais eavelnd Ls even , knit whesearrp ar irjl i s opydrlaL IVOTICIL—The Gamine sad Original BOND'S A.‘ MANI= KA Mt IVO MC bon Ow Aeldnee an lie iabd.-44 losarbas, Weii WirDINO aid BIRTHDAY PRESUTL L bUtalOUlt. all. lasarittir, Anima aaleatilis Is Ida Mr4STOCK at moms CAS I 44AIMILIZ 4 0 DIEM 1311, Dllarairll DWI% dew Watt LUGS Mr) = "WIC . =MA Mr Et V 11.01% Canil, lifirttleta imal =MN= as mks : lieu* Castrate Illy,art Om the 1(1W PATENT F151143.0111/143 NOOK aim a variety .1 kLat4.o4l:llb sot MIMS= 10104 tut 'lmam. riarip __si Yo aa To le liad at MIT 10/)11.111UM . £l. =roglan liareillosims. MUDITS MKT LIBILUM.—/Prob oopisi euelline Or be sided deny et bendy every reerse %Mt Ow& Tie W boo wade et relWe L. WI Sean ere air ebbed es freely a ss e. . 11111. ares. TY ire ere_ 4:a n eireeleelee. se greedy teemed pebere gui t s er . ltevired Wu bar reedy, mil oey be ebeellead es =NUM, JIIVe Othirillbelln=7 . o4.o4o•B4. . mad Weereireet. lirmiableue. pHZ SILVER CORD. 1 A New aerial Obey b ateity 14•0111, with I 11l idle Tait will be eameeswell la Oft ireek= l l M= • W. • Numb" le pebtreired every diterdl is p i r dst ive t i zet a t boot. sr Berrembeme by MAYA Leek. loese‘ 1 K brovvre, earl Aber arelbear Abe la r =t TX4 ma NW yearly Veber. Vela I l iad U. we b. •• seek ..• Proem -d team U. Illeembrabree• 11..4. ..1. LC. jut pablirbed. peer la, peeling ta as earelege for 12rm A MEDICAL ESSAY on the 'CAVE AM. CUBS of DettlNZ. _•llk plan dovelliere twlj~retlersttoe to Walls aed taebabe the reealig i 4tre peers, seceeedul prectlee Si irelltnliele at Darn et amour anew. which t..d to rainier ea eitertse 11. A. J. L Glans, 15, Albetseriestreet, Mee" NI/ bl lima. mi. commis ; Cwt ra Co., IS, Patersostiurois . NOMINAL LISP Olf OFFICERS AND KEN KILLEbi AND WOUNDED ON THE 12rE OF AUGUST. ICILLZA. Ru►ya'e H.01115.-801rS1 Nattsh dims. Fames Heme.--Sowar Wayeer WOI:NDED. • _ . . Prye's Haw—Eva *a Naos*lai l. slightly • ;6 : Us ere l Stewart, slightly ; lhallidar sligh Hera Slag, servely ; Jaiseal=sel Meg, 4 Ferse's klearm:—Liarg, Mllizt xhis serigettlfgaglaill h em Hieg, seerel Boyar Buckho v at, o war y ; Omar escaatlel slig e li a 4 Hiram Mahood shotly. . • 1 Ks Drawee Gaeris.—Trum pa w tecc Taylor, slightli_ l ll A rtMer y.—Olinear 3l'Doell diAtly ; Mks semmly ; Ovary Travers, 71'71 3d I , oo4—Private Pair* Shea, = 1.17 _..._ ... .1' 44th Foot —Private Charles hlivelair, • Pasedd John Berry, slightly ; Private Hobert Maim .- i NOMINAL LIST OF WOUNDED, AUOUS? AL Royal Ariallery.—Gnaser Willie= JoWM*, severely Guess: Jobs George liars, severely ; Driver John Than NQ AL BOLL OF orneras AND NEN F AN O 4:OIINDED IN ACTION AT TUE ON THE Thor AUGUST. • Stall. -Capt. Brooke, 413th Regimen, Fig R. Nopin t wounded sevir ; gweitet w ild in d d e e 4 M s -- = adisr meevis' 90th gim. ciel l b of foot, forearm, and sh ee-Inorl ; llenreeh l 1 n; sonesed wound el fan. At4= ; =L am ' 1. -Lieu li I gunnel wound th wan-Delver Prawn WM, enerely ; gasohol wounds in snit wad OWL 1 llovaies Battery.-lluenar Edward May, • • 1 gunshot wound In area (amputated)-Gurawar John W .wady ; gunshot woolog *head -Gunn Edward Y nerwel4 i ,,,..6.4 wound in chest - Gunner ii... n o. twherp a i g =bet wound in right Erni John IPONINII in Int deisbee. Gunn RohertYetwell. lilter h4 7 gnash* wound is leg. Pennyenick's Battery. - unner John Troll, severely ; gunshot wound in left shoulder blade. Barry's Battery.-Driver Clarks Baster, slightly ; gun shot wound in right stn. ' Rettmes Battery.-Driver O. Reber* slightly; gunshot wound in right foot-Driver R. Cosner, slightly ; *Milan* of right cheek. Deshorough's Battery..-Bombardier Henry Ellistoo, slightly ; °wall ball in right shoulder. Royal 231 rd Company. -Breret-lfajor Graham, severely ; gunshot wound of thi a. lleppir Junes Chap man, g y ; gunshot woun d,s men . 1 nth euespoey.-Corporal 7 @het wound, shoulder and cheat - Sapper a rl u i l a i m &ley, mortally ; gunshot wound, abdomou (thice dead). 3rd Fuot-lat Battalion. -Loupe-Corporal Michael Fordo, slightly ; continua over riO tip-Private Edward Drubs, , severely ; gunshot wound, left hen I 44 th Paiiinsont• - •9. 1 * Gong* USW". eneireb• ; 0011111- , sloe of unmet eiggst ingti-Liatt. Mohan gunshot wenntileiglat !oidge•Peiwite Jahn i Villir t ai, -Private Jahn Rein • killed-Private Wlllten Joilii* severely ; math wend, *ft abining-Privitte Janes Orman, wanly; gunshot wound, left kg-Private Joan Bers, seventy; gunshot wound, had-Printe Many Gokn, Nighty ; contain of right forearm-Printe Inine Matthews, sin ; gunshot wound of head-PrivateThary Mishap% ; gunshot wound, left thigh-Private John Ong*, erneely ; gunshot wound, left thigh-Private Robson Fingerald, Y ; eingennd bonen, lo ft awe -Private Aiezonder e =rt ' h ill y, severely ; ganahot t pa right arm-Private George Shorty°, severely wound, left arm-Private Charles ? wart, neigh y ; con won of right temple-Private Michael /l• kola -Privets Joseph elsydon, daageroudy ; gum ;pound, left arts-Pfirate Thomas Dyer, I wound, right side- Private John d irS: 44l7 arty, @Tr; gunshot wound. right Private Howl ylose @lightly ; contusion of right ankh joint-Prny Patrick Hervey, nigh* • osetresice el lilt der-Privaie Williiun Moody, @Ugh* ; stenwise7Z. of neck -Lenoseargent John Hammett ;, killed- Jenne Bolwall, severely ; arrow wound, right - Private Patrick Dynan, dangerously ; musket w leg-Private Jonathan Beni@ ; Idlled-Private Clash ; killed-Private Sunk Clarks ; kilial-Private Edna Lwow ; billed-Private Haan** Agana 1....„ • hilted -Wynn Jgaws Steward ; killell---Vorpint Ootirill, J onortally ; gunshot wound °a bead binosTiaT - - ohn Nura ri dmoualy ; gunshot wound t ° l=-Private k, @ever* ; gueshat wooed, right shendir an spin -Mins Wa n llilder- Barre* 116•111111Y ik wooad, Imeic wou V shou Privets, Jobe ewes* ; gunshot Imt lit irrist -Private Deng . s e e=y r ; gunshot chest-Private 1 wank right allwelder-Privete noun Pell.Cen grambot wound, Agin temle-Private Jolts inager only ; gunnel weng4 issei.-Privon Chutes r ; p a w wand, right shoulder - van allure, _nodally ; shell wound of head new j ii:ed aa r-Pliwile snia Chlt neVeraY ; gunshot world. right nn ....Private inn _Anna sever n izi:ot waned, heel-PrbreteJenna Dweenty, en ; mein yew , . Yet sefer-- 4 No•ns tkut Atelowl : Inwitst hon-Prinr ia t Coe 'l7lroy ; gumbos woad, arm - Private Joseph Felton, diegensely ; ginniest meek !head-Pri• vote Heavy Few* sonwsly ; Pubs' IMO 11 . Private Frage Rolle, dangerously,; = wound, iiii = kne-PrivaieWilliaia lAgyd, dmigiesonsl7 ; wound,' then end son-Private WM= ream seve ; gunshot ' wend, bhp-Private Thane Murphy, Neertalyl i g wend, absehisine ideed)-Priente Jain Pingo% ; inenbei wand. lelt yep -PJLeste J aia ;waned Priv:linen wee, " Private Hugh Robinson, ; ponitel wend, weak -Private Jena Rartidine, i geoid wand, right grein-Private David flan ; mbot wound. right weir/ 11110011/ 14, sl gu ightly; gunshot wound, lab ens- verb Janie Clings. severely ; gunshot wound, thigh. Royal Marime-Printe Rugh Sweeney, killed-Lient.- Col. TO. Trivrese=ly ; einaltud= i le: Copt Oarwegten. Lieut. U. Mann aeverely; ' bell, left ebenagy-elent. anthw. 71 Teemed wend, right .hWt--r_l@isltt- Mg ta i l. sl y ; leassated wound, err'llit iim Private jams A e ndrinre as , v v ive .te bi all, f i t wrielXv v :r• Wan. Wietri a :, ; eentined wowed of shigine- P ri vate Jobe MN* ; ginpall ball, I gig* tb4h-Private OW*, igne,"sewerel±t i te:l l l ball, hit shoulder - Private lawman Oink ; congaed wend-Private Frederick Riselke i c ar nrelly tight aokle-Private Thorns ; ginPti___.. WY shwhillw-Folnie Willient Am* . ; Rego.. ball, left thigh-Prints Patna OThelen, L; !. = ball, shoulder end twert-Privalle Thome Fi eineroly ; &gall btlh . 1. 1 11-Printo ttick wi t i v ma. * overfly; ONPII ,Privete ssiogrolY ; Ilt•IPLI end beitille-Privale k altherd Dow, doo l ow eN ey ; *pi b o o. . di m w it _ ellsrmt Balls 7 beak - ewer* ; --- egoll tali, THE CAPTURE OF THE TALE, FORT& A supplement to the London Can& al Friday 0041illiaS deeratches on the military and diplomatic events which have taken place In China. It appear" that the Chinas Governor-General Hang addressed three cum manications to Lord Elgin, dated respecti►ely the 14th, lith, arid kith of Angina, in which he informed his Iced ship that the Emperor, desiring to prevent loss of life, and ho restore the fnendly relations which had bow imorruptest, had appointed a minister to confer with the British path petentiary. Lord Elgin, in hi. reply —the date of which is not given—informs the governor the he cannot call opus the military and naval esmemoders to suspend operetta.' meta the Ulm Fame bees bees captarel, sad a mange has been opened for himself, as ainbasacior, to Tiria-tan. Lord Elgin gives no details of the capture of the forte, but Cokes' Foley, the British coromiimmier with the French array, enters into the detail. Nothing, he says, could sur pass the desperation with which the besieged encountered the invaders. " I am happy to Worm your lordship," *includes the pllaat colonel, " that is all the inter course which has taken place between the allied a.m• Imoders-nrehid, departments, Ac., the utmost cordiality his prevailed, and has mainly contributed to produce the happy results which I have herewith brie(y brought to your lordship's notice." The Earl of Elgin's other despatcher, together with their lincketures, report the occupation of nen-Isis by Admiral Hope, km own arrival at t►at plane, and the reopening of asiotiatioas with the Chinese government. An imperial deem had been transmitted to Loral Elgin, appointing Ineilisng and Hang Tub conuniesionen to conduct taco. Halloos with his lordship. Lord Elgin exprerms his opinion that the Emperor desires peace, although he does not think that his Majesty is quite willing to comply with ►ll the cooditions which will be imposed mom him ; but " hi. reluctance to du so will ao doubt be surmounted in dim tiara" r An krtraordinary Gaulle, published at an early hour this morning, contains two despatches from Lieut.-General hir J. Hope Grant, Y.C.8., coruniambug the forces Mae ; and from Major-General J. Michel, and Major- General R. Napier. la the capture of Taisho:Kith. Irma* soya ►is excellency, showed "pest gallantry.* Oar losses were very slight. " owing to the enemy being completely psralysed by the superior Ire of our artillery." Su John Ilichel had a horse killeiLiteder him. The entry of the forte on the 20th is thee described : "The tire of the forte having almost entirely Gamed, a breach was mammal rwar the ipite, sad a portico of the Marming party was advaimil to within A/ yards to open • seeshmry Are, the "'mooch infantry Lein on the right, the &Wish on the left. The fire of oar artillery being the. partially compelled to darken, the sonny emerged from Mir cover, mod opened a heavy are of mehetr7 co ear troops. The Frew*, maw Getman' Cultism.; immediately maid ea to the uslieet nest ths river, armed the wet Aldan la the most pllmM lamer, sad established them selves uo the berm, whom they eudeavourol to essithati the wells; this, however, they were amble to effect, from the vigorous meisteace of She Chime. The Wrote of the &ppm to lay down the psalm linage were mamba( ; so lees that' Mem of thew carrying it being Mucked to ewe Ismael, sad ewe a the pontoons destroyed. At lAN Meter* Sir 11. Waphar caused th• two hoe/item of Chptais (oven's Misr, te be brought up to within Shy yards ad lb. trio is masa 111101% speedily to meats • breath, rod • spree wising te NINA tee me hod Jed been made whew N. sertfasi Par NOW jibed by the lievAleartene while al the fifth, maw Cleimel Yeas), who had partly teemed by the Reath lel4p led partly mem over, forted war in bp mloolodde is the awst_gelleall f o rted f Awe. dee Beelimeset, wad Limieseat Bow kas. Illagassi t the Aret to w. whoa they maks is*. at lb. 67 th, C= by *he ted them on the Ow =het= Lae wad eabearatatly ea the esselhe, width he wee Ant to mama At the tame mere* the los* allaild their miasmas". mad the IV was &Wee heak 1119 Il i p s i , be" Pal'ima the etalmesee MO _A _ ground eadadde stet MIAMI with the ashy s dead led if Or Masse taupelm- Owl es the Maimagaia • el de Ilaw reached OM 0111411. blab fort, lethal' e gem thee ettneela cod was enswend by the Aimee.' gm with aped aged. About as how Aar Ude the wife el the forte es bode Mg r the Wawa bacaled deem and heft " Gompil ift&Tio ll 2 ll. "als ash ea le eft Vi mesded emeastu= NNW onsfrip 11 / 1 51Z IMO Man r 10. 8 011 10 MaldliglY the attack was C(41111114 end ma* tram lahes. WA marneou of 2,00 p wilhoul teliftwis " Them least now thirds= dlio away sew us, widths Ain te persistaa j. WriAlli 44:gaT ball, ilatlittarg li A l trt= f olm= Illso-Pritobe sod • :bed, rridrier s teily , coarei* . he& rigid haletr .c..= *• lie '' --• • of the very valid& err- sever* ; gingen ball, right shoulder - .. viese llis af . . i sas , a 4sigol ai_ dis 111211y .i ltoder sia" , rif She andloy ander rrole_limi,ll, ca n ; guspll tud-pl i . 7 1 6116 r 1 L . %.4p10w b5 c.6.001- 1•4101PdY , simian ball-Prlnte Jams worn, ; ribriy ' TU IP . • end idiot on- woond--LearodergatatJetio Monroe dtat of de stemodogary ea =maded try Br igtotioir Row, W om betllt y thigio-Troste Willem Giles; ; ho, himself severely did sot.gwit round shot. .i...v I lb* Add ilia be hed sosembeelled b lra:the lost lo Suva --Ifigte-CoLlrtZytovievt4 a Wore despatch other weet Td lim !Fright 1212121:32,0e !it ••„ et the war mishier. . hada= :i .4 ionoltoi _`" seeddalso wish to beano hoar bury% " holloe-rareln boalsaii, sevory ; wound,. odds hie peidoey, " hoer riediellY rid - -- nisilridel -41110. hiroce. @Lightly ; tootosed by aka, oasorr allisidosse no rated with us, as wallas the adoihadoo I TIMIII I / 4 11.11147 ; contood by rielli, Arm sad fsel l eur pilot conduct is the Ws* Odra De 0112 severely ; contused ltv shell, arm • • ltdia hie always shows every idigreedlog tooet +a 'Form severely; contused bi t = theirogldy la omelet with me, and 2W dopetoll-10 aseri . , sowitord7; . 1 ... • TIIO cl 1747:6 - 1= to nod* Dn a .% c ier era= " -in. ofdld Trvats Joao . 1 i irot ebial. rod I beg hm to rood dot ii staiSiradoldeilbt . , both Themes X . Po! gun =l bons osd is Admisatifope, sorearying both le a p' -PrifateJa 7, slight ; strike i dreier* de olebersogeigoi b' ethers- io f John Murpky, si:lgurahot wodnd la Mg tir worm ides el tomportiog" ads bop taros to lots TolobAtToWoo AO i ollon woo: d ii := the or ird wet, hove sintriloted goody to de dome of I Ofni. Dolesdovere4; wooer, opratiess." . . • ~. r_ , 31bomestiatehari.111044 i gumbo* wOrrolli liajordsond diked observes that "theAnnetrong gons, i. Private oilliato Bar - bar, severely ; at a nap of beerteld-to %13110.yozds,-ode good praetor. tight th-Private Berojarron drierley, co the fogillos.* The same gar are thus inferred to by! hid Lai arm and week-Prfiate ' Charles Miles-Gem Rujsr :-"Oo entelog withia,boo/arda, Mil l * gunshot wound, right ear-Private Arthur woe* Artativag pans owned is Übe dewy. These wort iltha Ow* did* ; panda* wooed l the droadoto lodoithilrt i IrWi an. i.16. 2111T go 124 P ow - 'noon" DiPpula. oliiihtlY . : gucalot '.' al dor ire. de of def elja-Pnvate William Puller, slightly ; gunshot -'" n r C d oe; Th g4l".' NrOr hoseemos woe drorteer his) . ilich I st - - Pdoolr John Oordio;* amstorourd, : • but ar s e Odd, Moir &MS halleds. they int eldb-Prfor Weeds ! overtly • ! !•• • or toegernmesavedso . et Illir espetr il ue,, an i Virrming with great hodenty • mom ; optdot 3"4111. 4 sew sooleped my !bets to a great dole of • •• ; w a, moody g, p ibo w• ' . I. l Y_ !. The sod en gado. Wad by the cavalry, known to be, Private &dad yap, severely ; - , . woood, $ , to that dimities, who hitherto kept out of sight, seemed, -.Trieste akar, soonly ; idea weirld,lllllll.- 1 - 1 sodarly to rise 12 poition from tit., plain. As moo u the i Mot* Wade, ; poled wood, diphisoll , ma l iavy dierry's 210.111111111•18 were clearly deduct 0 eat to Bri - 1 11.Prillildh 'buts , IY 1 Am" VON' Patti, toottosodiairlato *ovary, directing him to de- Olin iirg bose-Private Lawrence mealy, sea elpg I lad a troop to protest my right row, and to take the op- sin/ ourod„, kg aid hsee-Private William Jelin% postionty to chazwh4the dew eo boldly o ff end him. 1 vosodrright lotr*Privp i t s tlt I these bed the , of metro the admirable charge! ' ;Void ern& : *ld ri. . „o of ely cavalry, by w the Tartar - hottle in front of them' it%ll n towaredy ; mad woo." kese-ilddolt 'we Moe from do bid lo disorder." lo another position Joho ; _owl* weed, left dodder-- i the raw " bolds" bore " ondisschingly for a construable. dorP=loltn all ry s tit Y _dewororWAY ; hot W ° IMO such a Are as wood hoot tried any troops in the ens-Private Willi - Need* y ; got,hX.l i i'o4 , 'sold." At length their con endurance gave way,' left side ed bead-Private Heorynrcer wady; : ad they did from the Sold with precipitation. . id wound, right thigh-Private - WM am , Wargo droosr- i E h aV a dister se4 gh risty ; purhoriwolligSead-Trivate ft. Graham, lesilty, slightly ; poshot wood, - diells-JP4' Ode Pada 11;n 1.. t . ..... ii ; lid: illOolij t=r 81 1130“- - Trrvile Thoo=ir • ed, -..- 4111 Int; t eer-Prlnre Jars droadaa,„tk r,...,...,t tiomple-Psirde Owes i• sight shoddee-Pirate Stephen . I 4 sbell wound, gr und %ad left foot-Tidoks * ,tir overel& r...l right shoo ldida-; Trim% MOW!' Fawn, y ; ter, tight lastieeto Private dos lkoo, sligh tly : codosies of right shedder' ...Private James BeihorPoni severely; osotoom a right ria4 Pr Z N II° 4I. r ia 'oro kilid w wc! ' i y nd - r.A to. - 4, 4 4.7.t. John Borli pai anly ; arrow wound, left koce-Ptiote Pariah aptly ; snow wound, left arm-Tri-' vote Ashlar Coder, sorseely ; arrow wooed, tight ens- Thrivato Alfred Thololl ooll . soodely ; dell wound of We .- Private Jobs Ofeseco, wordy ; prophet wand, right leg-, =I t Petrick randy, label-Private John Del -Print* Thomas Darns, severely ,- gunshot w ~, tit ems-Private William Oreweey, severely ; wow work right lei Privet. Charlie N'Grigor, slightly ; edit, wound, left lit -private Robert Waltham, overly 1 pie slot wound, left leg- Privet... John Scott, sever* ; wound, right hand-Pirate Daniel Cunningham, se= 4 ; goodidytoond right bood- - Private Thomas Liao, goods* would. hitt sib of fan.-Alvah Jar= severely ; goodat Slo o ft Isg -Private Dodd VIM severely ; gambol right cheek-Priods Chnipbell, elightli s h ouipurr t y woon4, s zer Itp--: derprot Alfred severely I wood, tisk bond-Prior hand • ; giusthot haft aids -Pdette Jima JioA, y ; poled wewsdi la tehoo tl4lll l,lllllery. -Private Anoomooyam, severely -. wood, let as sodhady-Private Noomaa ilistipoy - i gonad* rersol-42trate valley Dans, itooody A- 001114:110 severely and four slightly 11. X tilliTsproltrAl=aiassal. =CAPITULATION. Officers wounded-2 designingly, 12 severely, 7 dfdlitiyi Total, II • . wouodo•L, t • 1 Coin. . 1 1 . 11 I t .i . X , MSS .' - - 1 ' 4 I 117 rir S UK It i lilts . • - -1-2 -1 -1 i l i MIS , V 1 4 10 IS 8 I • I- I If SIN 6 - 10 Nagt or k" IS n le • • -_-_ 7 .7 :1 - 4 T844/4 • • • DESTROOTIVE PIM AND LOSS OP LIFE. Yoder,lay (Sunday) morning at an early bow, the inhabitants of Soho were vastly alarmed by the oak. Ebreak of a very extend,* Om Kamm Chappell and Co. w r e : knewo music publishis• sad pianoforte niakise. Bondetreet, had • very large fonretory factory ma, in Pbonixatael, Holio, The factory, w sea very lo ft y, and shoat 70 feet in length by ilea 30 i width, was breaded es the seer by Lloyd's-mark on the meth by Micenizaireek is the wore by Ortersaireet, sod es Me oar 16 • hen ;Med voodoo berdinp mid se work" As Trier, 18 A, wee = rounds, between 18 tia the siendeg, he sew raker the antra He bet No tisse a l l :Ver Me taus l et rel adeon elf hear 11110i0 sad eosins. Then ware iii very Min Unitive Negras at Inn. mid thee of loyal llodeles serree write la sitadasoe. No tepid wea the of tie he that the Omer soon shoe eat hem wary wheiw. 1k: Bridevol saw that it no of se se to sidearm is awe the WM* and he w ane ant gam order to Mop the ire fr ont the .. es .d 1 .e WHOMthe ink Ns mese at Its - bergit neendom which reek the airequidiag eseurred he red seseed tar a time to Moo tlaguired the AU of a ensldes the bent forth &pis with reamed wiper, and Mee It wee the arschiel widelt had bees hoe became apparent. • *boos of the intrbidou, from errant erase' l bate,, se if it had been a this stink, e thick seninsl i Zt pipe, seed in Me horsy it the pre, of free for leatiartha dos. TM rpe wee Moen 7or 8 lanes M dimmer. The Pm. area& of the styrene may he entelrel, what VIII mention that pieties of the pipe were Mews from the = nehe imolai Lloyd'seautilili Me Mamas al a din A ph...About 2 t he strut with t release the I.M of hones in the elpiit, ead bill a pour masa rho wee rend* Men with her slash Mew as the heed as to make he fall as it wet Mr war 0 cum Pitted up to an Menorahs sear air= wee found to be hiring la large queerer from the lised 4 the eaferteeate worms, pert of width bad been mar la bj the free of the blow. the no at oeoe taken to the Hospital in a cab, but died ea her way there it ber heebases its.. Other piers were bored out of Ms eddet of the Sc, by the implosion, and struck weer perams, who wen more or leer jointed. One man, a preterer, at the suns time and with the same pier ef rpm ft stink the above fasoile, r .. erred a hightail wend - ea She Amebae& He wes struck willit ose owl of the Weir an . with the Shit • nue ahest tend 1=76, .. by . Wine dam he wile &Ws Int • saw ~,,: i.. ., w e s. pinked up ht la ill ran art arms Oa awn was Won Mae 3feia thil lled . ,uns ip hart wry MPOlN sua ri ftlolloll4 Warr Mae heed 71 . 14. 481 g en te pest re istrinee 7 2 y .k okwater op Me ten* tura ler weer Moss. Me woe got wider. The hurry rad waren= were patted. !het ollowing le as send from Mr. wood • . 4 ! - _ - • . .a %IWO Ma Co.. *mien, ,skew I saw of Ire inskaown ; enters in tisi' .. 1 hrineme 4.41 Wring armoire ; fee ton. el four erten hersidows ; ken boom sad coarse iteme by water. Mess, ia Ormearest, oompied * Ma Terser ; esniente and beth pan of It. persiess derapd by inter; Wind Is the Wean(' Meisillan OMea Hr. M.Mus. 0 sud 9. Creau•sateit, let 1:3614" UMW ; bilk 4Me Imaiessorehid. and t a tig ei hti 8, Llerremert, los out to ; =sad en by eaplueioa ; ooatrete it i uiram..." Th. w 0..... rune who was label bulbs anindes rip Meg 1011; she 1 ' 064 4 in li Zn i k r - M 10.4 Mg* Mirth - aid lies left a holy of sir ()wow, PLiacs—HALs•osows DAY.—Elvro lt- DAT, Nov. I.—AdoiWilms so mote 891 ditto bri NOM Nob*, 7,BBE—Tail Arita% 3, 115 . rail Wisp COULD =nom. . . 7Beifik fireftlilitatt. . 1 IL Lau been knot* bare foe Bonn dayntente.iir. J. B. Bounders, a Cawalf/bill4r,!___464.lk•ESWltt of the Bradford.on•Avon me. wound,' LP 'k b, himself in this aryeterieur Mee, led hem actively aMaggd it lowa* the and . had ea .Wietaentay week had an inteli with the owe Secrettr", on 'the subject. WI it wee soar =pate that it • learned to-day that there was about to be an innetigailioa ' before him at itseed, ouriceity than esti* went prevailed op the sulUect. On arriving at the Tempi , once-ball, Rood; where the boreetigaiiees hew' hitherto been led, we tomwdOspimice . Meredith, etilafs4 the WAS COD* =UVSupenstaidanta Folz y g r e And two supenntandents, and a of Once: ibeks&is wow entersonsed about oat, when t sem Warn opqm and the hap sweaDoqlllll9.l by and others, among whom the greatest interest we wan . - . Ho &maim opened the *airy So *woe of .greet Mthe holiest points of which ware ea follows. th e wee else of the sir magistrate of the 'Bradford • who. although not usually Ley part in the Zat:et ' s iga i Ve i rtre i ll e nervdese or "b a u cttu he Dot et pate Mop ry take upon to. etwiesek it . 41M1111111ith the peewit intern*. In common, he Adieveh with a veal part of the public, he beak agything %Mee by Able way in tibia the Westesations had Yaw saved netea af Uwe* alai- 11 4 1 4 *woo omal, isbosid es the reere4 q sesnimo at Ramo iiadveade euggieffelinte .a.g=t ' there I bid elMetim -et tehtele lie mese 04 , :a z 19 who thstr o hit y propose. t4 tnyetery; however, 4. a... extraordinary a cliaraeter, ar altogether out of the 1 oweeten limit of mimes and at the same time involving CANA• segnences of such importance to every household in the country that it 'became the duty of all to enlist to their alma in in ; end as all tint had been dens hitherto lied resulted in failure, he conegfared himself fully ladaed is doing what he could to bring matters to a • maw trading one. he till hied:mother magistrates had filly em tuned. and the Xsaelferd beach cemented of six *Mom three of whom were qualified to act also iu the county of Senteireet At a meeting they had held cm ea. 1 *sudsy, had taken the natter into consideistioa • and he received their formal sanction to the proceedings wan taking to-day. That bench, therefore, it was for whom! Ise wee odiag, sad lie had also been in careannication with her Makeley's Sweeter, of Witt for the Home Department., who had expreuped his approval of his course and promised assistance. Thus lie had opened that hail to-day with the view d obtaining ead.bringing to ,light any emyet unknown finis ttt relation to thtmyetery, sad of clearing up many 'multi earn left ip niceruunty. lie doing he treated he should have the aid of all who were talablll of ellelsaail i s the *oar arid he Could invito v i sv .„„,„„bbk.might be, made on the sub,ji,Tt. He to meet die hostile criticise which ask pmeent i = d might and probably would receive from eas ha sqod noon the authority be had already ;Mind. c Yerethth, the chief constable, had very 'ready pbeed lime ender their direction, id frail what heel wen to hie knowledge recently he (Mr. Beemders) could aqk manta yen sanguine eouviction that this deep mystwyWroedd be cleared up, at least to some extent, during the dElmillitieweidbb, IN was then about to iastituto Me would au so . to eummeat on the investigation. 'high be been pev l oesiyew* to the evidence taken at which he amid have eccesioel *speedy to refer ; but et the dine et the Urreattgatiast et Trowbridg• it woe their hated thet all the evidence which mold. be adduced .Isol been brought forward, Oaptain Meredithie-I Wises that it was not Galilee 1° further evieteeve ceuld 14 produced but only t woe not pro= d t ag o i tske an o t i zther evidence at tha t . Mr. for the eorreetion. • 'At all event+ nothing, had. been since egyen in evidence, and be had rely good reason for believing that they had ,110 bawd as yet .all that amid be Pete, ' nor at they Were likely to ' renew: For many days„ and partaladeed of some nights, he had been staying in the ita phbotwhood endeevesda t co sift out somq ramtere which not yet been made pu ased the result at which he arriMd Was at leastibia, at: very much dl to if impkenties remained to be adduced with which the 'EPI!‘• Lod Mimeo CDs Police, were at yet unacquainted. Pitt hateeriggegemd wee to mike • strict uocetigatien • lieserenb girewar i the nth of dun, and ascertain the whereabouts of persons at that date. A. ;Mr. Arthur Langley, he red, would throe? considerable Bert co this part of the 'object, sad ho bed seem yet been animineL au =iika Mewlith—Mr. Lesley hat bora examined ono Mt. launders continued—That might be 0, but the pub- Ire at had were Wllleyurinted as yet with his statements. Mr. len& was hare requested to step forward, but it bsW s that he was not moot, a emiatidihe was nollto intimate that his presence would be acceptable. . Mr. George Wood Sheppard, a Somersetshire meliorate, ISO strived, and having been assured by Mr. Swindon that kik would set be laviduous, although he was not I for the minty of Wilts, he took a seat on thebli eexamination of witnesses then commenced, questimo and cross-questions, and voluntary statements being made indiscriminately, and no minute being taken of any portioa wept by our reporter. Janos Frklrer, *amber and gl ea lier living at Befl . a!tiltf i lowing been 0404 elated that he aer serer bow lisfare ia the sotto Oa W y, the 27th onizre, two days lam the ziwrdior, a lamp, or rather Ignition; had been beesiht to be repaired by him. It came from AO MA; and ws,tswighaby the bog Holloway. IV was ti an= pane of glees put in in place of one that had sad whom rill aiked to do it on that day, b iZatedity. Debi busy,' believer, witness did not do it dwy, and in the sileig the legume for it again. He aseinsil disappoint& that it wee sot dons, mynas ha master had rot him for it and - wanted it that night - particularly, Oa the Thursday be amine for it again, and came that day three times, for witness was very Much occupied jot thee, and he thought that being the summer time it Gould not be much wanted, and therefore delayed, M. Whom did it ou the Friday, the Seth of June, end it was called for and takes away. . . In reply to Mr. Saunders, witness Old that ft did not strike him at first as einguhr that Mr. Kent should want the languon in so grit a harry in the summer time, but nem be had thought of it it seemed very strange. In. amok to c a ptai n ,Meredith witness „yd be pap, got aware whether it Kent was at home or poi Anti& the week podding the murder. Holloway hild'oettaWf said that it was kis master that wasted the lanthoru ; he said he waded ft very potioalarig. ♦eaummotioa here took plot MVO reset of •On gtstto. b) keen ate use C4P rby li tt7 l baj - without and, deed that at the timi Mr. Kest was away here keno s *se deteriabeil to tot the truth of this bp tiny where who amid speak to the feet. Mr. Wolfe thus examined the witness. tie reinembenxl 'Mr. Wolfe corms[ to Sum and questioning him. Whet be had now said he Ned bin rhea ;be was sum of it. Re wee oorfkient the words "Matter wants it vary partisularly " had been med. Mr.Siuneters then put question. to the crowd EmmaPy as to whether Mr. Kent wee at home on the two days to the murder. No one appeared OA e to tell tW precious persons said they had men him at church on the Sunday penurious. Mr. Wolfe slated that when Pricker mu questioned by him be had made no reference to the fact that Mr. Kent was mid to have wanted the lanthorn home particularly on that night. Mr. Saunders scenarists& sale as being in important hot. Captain Mende* aled that that State ment mart have bee' S od the boy. Mr. Saunders said w no Inferences, but this was a question rif feet lie Ord also a statement macho by Pricker, which .he bed takeedeose ka writ*, eceaprishig what he had last given, and adt on he Saturday week after the taw* ha 194 Mileklled examine tho pipes . of the water-cleeet ts ie s S , sad that then, on going into the kitchen le M b • dandle to look under the lid of the cistern, the dad told him be need net kook there, ma she was wale he weeded led adhlag. Mr. tisaniers qeseliened wieemmee Ma*eghelmeese, with which Mr. Sheppard mid that the were unac quainted, but he perieted in main Ile truth. The nest witness called wee Alfred ski, post somber and general dealer at Road, with the Pollee throughout the whole alfair have her Areie s E aiestice.- It wee not proposed that be be OA length to-day, but a long conversation pleas to a letter whkla it was understood that Mr. Mapperfteld had recently neelved of an important ehamette. As the soutents wise known to the pollee, sod eases wawa nee allowed to kaaspire publicly, as • porsoa in T= l : itog who was unable to 'Mend that day but would be on Monday, ,wm necessary to prove tte eautate. It veer undwdood to refer to an application of • angular character ' relative to Mini Cuestas°e whisk lad be made bp her parents an or shoat the day following Mae emmier. It wee ultimately matted that this subject should remain over until Iceidel. James Holsomb, • man 60 years of sge, and crippled in cue leg, said he was coachman, tec., to Mr. Kest. 111 reply to moastleas by Mr. fleaaden, he ooald aet state with* es is whether Mx. Lent was err wig nee es be ea the 27th 064 Mk d June An applfrtls having been made to allow the jurors of the wow% helmet an the body of the child to make • statement relative to the inquest, the names of the jurors were then maned, and setae d them responded. Mr. tired, ate et the Jury, said that he for am waa eu crandisily dirathand with the way in which the oorocer's inquiry ha 4 bees easigeeted. They bad ausuined the locks and dome, mad had sum to the conclusion that the ram - d o me ego she deb. besides, and therefeee they thought that all in the Neese shotdd, if not taken into custody, at least have been t before them. Mr. Martin to eih t itt? also expressed the 44, enchant elute been , I men seated te rl ditillike ~,,, Mr. Parsons, , 6 ' • :: litheeter, the , tut*, mid the Rev. W. Peacock, 'e foreinkn of the jury, had hid something to do with mus the cue to be hushed up so quietly. If it had not ben .* those persons other pro 11110Esigt *mad Luebke proelptlywdma at the ,the . "$ hots hissed, / 00, *red aneberity that die name of a . Min of Teed bid tame struck oil the lid of the . j;;;; " 2 order chef the Um. Mi. Pesach's might be put on. - When be beard such things as these ii +s easy to understand bow the affair Id been 'Muer. He bed me otijedios to tell who it was that the mimed ed ;ft wee illr. Nutt, sem • • Hr. Morgan, the parish emerald*, was then called, and in reply to Mr: Hanedem said tame he who summosed thd corona's jury. He denied that it was Nutt, son., who had been eanunemed . aad wes . then strnek off, it was another email, and Ape, lemon was diet the mu', wife had= wires go assnbar .bnelmod bemuse he had as ea at Wettlawyahat day. r billai llawidare—Ort you tell who it was that wee sum mo=„teed24 d him ? ay I Minot rewilleet gaundmi—Wes It. not Farmer Dew ? I have heard &Ceded the affair. Witnem—Yee, I believe it was. Mr. Saunders—Acoonling as the list originally stood, Mr. Peacock would not hue been on the jury at all Wigwam—No, air.. he would net In tho - coulee of along discussion which ensued it ap• peered that Morgan bad substituted the one name fur the other on the advice of Mr. Happergeld, his predecessor in whoa who had recommended him, to summon " men of known judgment," and thus the Eke. Mr. Peacock was pit on the jury in place of Mr. Nutt. During the discussion greet aultentent end waciatb wes manifested. Mr. Hap • ateld ma zz L ipliciented by the police on the discretion he Mrs Arthur Untidy, a genthween retired from business, now apperdaL His stemmed, was that he was near Rood hill Reuse on the night omelette to the murder, and saw Mr. Kent standing in a fiddlier his louse, as if in pref.:Mad matereplatioas He watelled hint foe some minutes, but did net observe him move. The ultimo wee saaomd at some length, but idling of imporhatee was (Melted. After a conversation with lute at.. el the junta', •in the manner in which the'aWo TakOandusted. Miss Stokee in daughter of • .4oemkU, living duty tin ') Temperance Hall, whine benne the witnesses bee& accustomed tonalitie s wee that called, She said that the day that Elizabeth Gough was privately crannied at Read, the 14th of July, she (the nursemaid) wu staying In our house. The magistrate' went up to the home to stamina Mr. and Mn. Kent, as* were gone a very long while, The superintendent of Snel l ford pollee, Mr. Pitney, was there, • seed she said to him, in the nurse's hearing, that them MIA be something found out. Mr. Pitney went outside, and presently came I tack, saying that he thought there must be something of imporeasee found out Oa two Elisabeth Gough became gmatly agitated, walking about the room, and presently she mid she felt as o f all her blood bad gone from one st• of her body to the edt• She said she did not know how the meld hold up ; she felt abe could not stash longer. Rhona ales ehoulei not have hem able tol old out so long but that Mp. Kent had said to her, as she left the house, ' Yon mush - held," a tittle longer, Elimbeth ; do, for my Wm* lobs glee met that day that no me could talk what die had s fened she had even pulled some grey hairs out of her h t din* the murder, and she had bever Nee OW We're tif am thing dee ocatered she was sure she alorsid.diii. . 1 Inspector Pitney sorrphorated the ahem, he •being era charge of the merle at that time. He Odd thitthie co& vismatiew had alai m. er redeasly been melt palite. . ,• ' A impolite, Pickard was called to epealt tells constluction of e closet, but his evidence was nrgy vim he had heard 'from other parties. .. i -- e - Heritage, a pabeenme, was Galled, sad pen evidence. k reply to Mr. Saunders, • mid them were garden tools ail about the yard. A mowing machine was in the pra lie maw Holkhent miss it. Oa the Pet! et July be mir • m. Htis m the premises.. He did mot minims it taime/64, bet knew there was nothing particular in its appearance. It was ' hanging from a nail near the door of tie privy where the Mail was found. He had net given say evidence about QM before ; had never told any one of it until then. Mr. Foley bed given him instructions to look particularly for a knife. The _superintendents if polio, stated that they bed hever heard bdese from .any one goat the scythe, hut meld they did not believe that such an Instrument could lave indicted the wounds on roaseal's body. Utah, a earatabli, repeated the 'endow he gave at Tam =respeetine his being locked in the kitchen by Mr. Ha also saw the scythe hanging. leispeeter Missy recalled . -He said that a few Amu after the murder NP. Kent sad himself wow talking together In a room when a conversation, which he reported to the chief constable, took place. It was the day after Miss Coustaece was liberated, and he said to Mr. Kent that he had ewes to make an investiptien of the house. Mr. Kent said ha thought the pubes hail now been long enough in the house, and it war time they made a search outside. Witham asked Mr. Kent if be knew who bore tins any ill will, and he mentioned that he tbrogbt Nutt might, an he had pro eecuttd hie boy for dealing apples ; and that others 40 might, beams he had stopped tbe poaching of fish is the neer. He said these things wore great eyesores in the people, and set them very much sound him. He said he wished that the poiloe would "clear ups certain parties when. he named Ha add the feeling of the people shoat there had been before the murder very much 'won't him. He made inquiries since, and found that this wailed a fedi Mr. Kest was but little known, bat ge nerplly to he • eery reserved man. He found that Mrs, and the Mies Kent' were much liked wed re spected. ' ••• ' Mr. Mandan remarked that this vassal haptatant paint, If it "meld be eatabLialted, aa it disposed of much that hod been dated. Ent this witness had never before been I azmiliined• . After a sheet interval' r. &undue made a statement to the following effect, in which he was 000kmed by g li specter Pitney, and which he appeared to deem of =Thereon walking in the leas leading to the mad, by Mr. Kent's, on Wednesday reentresist about seven o'cleck„; when they noticed a young lady draied in blank will' • a white petticoat going HI the direc tion of Mr. Knee ge,th They watched ; awl et list she smeared to intend to miter the gate, but she pawed on, and then came back, and after some time went In. Shortly after, they saw a KIP . in one of th e rooms d the home, sad Oa all windaw-Wod the form of a prang pawn acme reflected, who appeared to be combing her hair after talc* of her bonnet: Thetildi a irewhat imperion to menetrip what pewee wee, tor Pitney Made ip ttibinte. but could only find that ewu not one of the Kent, as neither of them had been recently seen wiarisar a hat, as this stranger did. No light on Wig point could be throws hy, mey Amnon present. Polletoeomtable Dallimore confirmed what had been stand regarding the scythe • Mrs. Duman contradicted a report which had bees gener ally circulatad,ta the ettoct that stoat five o'clock en the arereiwg at thetrurdee her Monad saw Mr. Kean walking in hie grounds. Mar husband never told her so it WPS falae whoever said it. He could not from her house see 111 Kent's grounds .t all. She knew nothing of the mgr des but whet everybody fad beard. ilhe did net know that the servants were in the habit of climbing up to the win dows of Mr. Kent's house by the ivy on the walla: Mr. Kent led bees tent years in Head, sad daring that Mese had lieishoid 100 s Saunders said re aa lut received a letter from a person who said he well knew that-the servants were in the habit el climbing up the ivy, and asked if any one had tried to do in It would be nay enough, he thought, to get to the bid. room by that means, Supeeintendeet Feley said he had tried It, imedate try weeld net bear the weight et the human lady. Mr. Sounders then stated that on the night before Mae mutate two young men gamed Greenhll and Francis went to a *Detain house in the village. This person not being well did not with for their oompsny very loag, end ,so adopted the expedient of putting on her clock some two boon The young men stayed until 1 o'olook in ao monuag, and on going home they law a light butting in Mr. Kant' s honor. This, hou over was really nnlo'clock y 11 et eight, and therefore th e rum o ur so general l y alma tett be explained. Captain Meredit h said that it was usual for a light to;be bumps in the hell all night. Mr. &enders abided to is most important letter, with the writer's aunt end ear's, attached, that let hod repitrod. gad %Ail regard to which be said private investigation wag being made. Caplan Meredith rid ha had received about 200 aunty mow lettere front various pixie of this end neighbouring counties. Within n wick or two he had received a letter trait i person In Walla, saying that he wee Wraith do the saunter. It being then five o'clock, the inquiry was adjourned until Voedey, when it was stated that venous important matters week% be ease Into. CITY OW LONDON HOSIITAL FOS Dumas ON INS CHM, VICTORIA-FAIL Dumber of patients relieved at this institution &ring 2: lain week wee 90, of which IPS was nen ma% (Advostiasmont —.HOLLOWAY'S OINININT AND ..... Plus —fin U Core of a Bad Leg —l. Bird, en Goner ay, was agitated for NI years ra le rsc r i tag. ceased by • ea the shin. which ultimateb formed illicit Into as min wenn. le commuted *antral mod cal men. and Mat elaceitsnesplignigresennsanded him by sympathising Mantis, WO WSWISIS SWIM as a i lam remerimpa b I epwroan.t to gine Selletenrellinnneed a trial. and, alter perss e aa few months, )i. awed. "hi sow enjoys health. Vary pleb the use of this in medicine are r:g 4 6, 11 pet, so that the patient may biome his awn the slightest rsk.