The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-05 00:00:00

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ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, Coyest-gardess. thaw maampassaa d LOUISA m Mr. W. SOL smut, NOTWIL Ia asawwwww ofilka_Vo4ll24lll Asunder Beni ism es W LDS SIDAT SYSNINO, Wardb We 711 Nwa wad Nr. W. Ranh= hada; Iwo rawaNad w awl Ws teje PIO_ PPM HOME MI 11411 creole% lbws MU tamales be NO rem ."raltr?rOt:= *WM • = l.7vs a adwi L is her , swab& law wawa auftlaad la SaWkaa (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. TERRIBLE COLLIERY ACCIDENT. LON 0.1? EIGHTY LI PlB. LATEST PARTICULARS. • In OUT distsrdey r e Impression wegave a few particulars of eatestrephe at the coal pit at Burredon, near I ltil a = ag th, air miles myth-east Cl Slimmed.% which ao tarred on Friday. To understand the nature of this terrible saddest, it will be seamesry to give tome description of the Cazepordows or Bareedea soul as.. From the downcast slasitzuns "ewer or tram-rod, in a north-easterly direction, for about MO yards; et the extremity of this way the workings branch of to the right nad lat. On the right, at • share angler °° 63- mown ualimp, emu incline, on which is • self-sating. rail way; the length of the incline is about 600 yards to the plug where several ways meet, end in the neighbourhood of whiehthe principal workings W. On the left, front durstart ins point bet ors indicated, Is a long and crooked way, up worth of a mile in eating, which curves round to the cwt, end by en obbque sortie of workiege jodas the extreme easterly point of the ph into which flex workings beyond the plane at the top of the incline open. In the workings beyond the plane, at the mid of the incline, between 70 and 80 men were employed, end in the lug way between 30 and 40. The current of air pug* down the long way to the north, round towards the sadism tide, and across over the long way into the up-cut ethilt. The gies appears to have formed in the " whole" on gelid workings, near the head of the Menu. The pretenre edges In this put Cl the pit had been down for ism time; end had felled soma amity amongst the nor ; moue of bed remained * home from fear of an accident, and di week! seeped od the men working thereabouts h been Mani beck by the dispenes and viewer. At about. half pail 1 on Friday, fa the afternoon, • slight explosion. wee observed, the exact locality of which Is net yet ilecerteined, but it le believed to have takes pees in the " ennlght up !I' ve * the whole" or unbroken coal. Whether any drugs grew from Wm beyond injury to the persona in aloes untiguity boot known; as such terrible results fallessed ee them which were Moine* by • mond egpisidan, which occurred within ten minutes afterwards. Two lads, hewers, named Allis, were alarmed by the con maim of the fleet expiation end ran down the incline towards the point et which it join, the principal air way, and took shelter in a cabin where the bonne, dm., are kept ; here they were epitome to by the "beck ounnen," William Andersen, who, think*g that the thaw was past, urged them to Mars, but they refuted, and the overman left to pram the same request open the men engaged farther up to the eget of the Mediae. In his rep he ad *tether boy named Urwin running, and in vain peruided him to Marx —the boy's life was eared. Scarcely had Utak Urwin whet the second explosion took piece, and ems of the Allem was struck by a ensue driven along by the force of the perseadows bleats in the roadway, which destroyed the machinery sad =with which it came in contact. The &Muir/ **Aar the met Cl the men employed beyond the by if the ladies must have been Sweeten :me. Some of the men in the "long way" felt the explosion, and took to their heals, warning others as they come • others appear not to have been consoicine of anything unus ual, and only sought to escape when warned by the deputy overman. The whole of these fortunately escaped, most of• them without sustaining any injury; many of them neither felt nor heard the explosion ' but some wero slightly injured. One was knocked down twice, and another sustained some rmettnelese. eenwhile, the 'hock had been felt at the down-cut shaft, end a little boy, who had noticed it, ran and alarmed the resident, in' the asigitbouring bottalrat. The deputies and oveemen who were not down in the pit forthwith eocuseneed mains efforts to rescue those who were known to he in the pit. They at as of the snu escaping from the " arose cut," et long air-way' bat, uneverieg se far se " miter drop " end enlphercue vapour weak waft, umetnited pearly to the pleat) at the tap of the *tithe; to do thie had to take in with them " brattice," or thin planks of wood, to stop up certain openings, and so to lone the current fresh air from the pit shaft to accompany them. The first body found wee e led named Zuharith Beadles, who was discovered at the top of the incline. la ell directions was felted broken lamps, fragments of clothing, parte of bests and shoes, indicative of the terrific force* the explosion. Up to See ecolocik this menting sixteen bodies only had been re covered. Mad of these were so dreadfully buret and bruited to be resegsked with difficulty ; few had any remnants of clothing of any kind remaining. Bach of the corpus pre. seated a dreadful ape:genie, but were sent up the pit shaft covered in blankets. The following is • list of the persons believed to be lost, Including those oboes bodies have been recovered—viz. • Dawn.—George Maddox, leaves a wife and six children ; John Maddox, jun., nephew of the nom leans a wife and three orient children. 'Thane Madden, din, tingle man ; Jam. Maddox, ditto, single man; John Maddox, ditto, single am (brothers). Edward Drydea, a offs and three ohildren; John Corr, a offs sad mem althea.; Thomas Lawson, sio&; William Willie, a win end four sr five children; Them a; Wilkie, son of the above, patter, single; Jams Brown, a wife sad two children; Thomas Wilkinson, a wife and family; Thomas Thompeenos wife and two dal dew ; William TWUR a Sii• and one or two children; Wil liam IJrno, a will a nd Isar children. Thomas Beadier, mingle ; Zechariah Beadles, single (brothers). Thanes Daw son, sinus; Bonn Bonny, a wife and three or her chil dren • Willis. Denny, a wide and family Vooght, singli. David Addy, eon., David Addy, jun. John Addy ((ether end two some). Robert Leathern, neiptiew D. Addy, wife and large family, his grit day in the S pit; John M.Willients, a wife and three children • John Pins, single; Robert Kyle, single; Amor, Munn ; Ralph Heron, widower; John Poem, wife and two children; John Pens, son of the above; John Thrift, nigh ; Alfred Alien, Maple; John Carr, single; Genre Finer. wife and three chants ; Martin hnkey, married three menthe ego; Mat thew Moraine, single; Nichol, nen David Ingle, Thomas Phillips, angle (brothers). Matthew Hepplewhite, single • June Nichol, single; Andrew Kaiser, single; Meaner Cliehorn, single, his first day in the pit ; p Moses Thompson, boy ; Jima Brown, his lin day in the Weedbmiery, boy ; Was. Cook, boy. Thomas Goligbd boy r, Enos Goiightl bey (brothers). Jo=sirumpave. boy. John Meashall, Marshall. ), snot of a widow; Wm Alderson, back evermore, wife end lye children• Benjamin Niacin, John Downy, deputy overman, bode lean Loge families ; Beery Johnson, patter; lease Jonas. single; Hetbwhigion, boy; lean Wilson, single • John Jervis, single; Jon Friar, single George Rhottoi, a wife and two c h ildren ; John Gallon,; putter; WilWm Doxiord, putter • George Thrift, putter; Jelin Celaad, boy; Balkh, shin ; George dchinipl, a wife and two or three children; Edward Thompson, boy ; George Whips, wife sad family. Two onetime, mooed Thomas Prier and Robert /saw son, who west down the pit Mann in minoring the bodies, have not been mesa dace about alas o'clock in the wrong, sod it is supposed that they en lost. The outman, Mr. Wean/Hey, shortly alter porting will them, tried a trap dear lesdhe Into the waste, in the hope of Wog able to ap , prank the bodies by that route; bat the noxious pa was overpoweing. sod he was obliged to shut the door quickly to ease his hie. Re thinks that the two men most have sup posed he entered the nate, and that in attempting to follow biro, they were suffocated. While trying this door a led al 11 or 14 sun up, alias bitterly ter his pony. Mr. Ws- Shirley told biro not to venture inside the door, but be fears hie warnings were disregarded, fur he has seen nothing of the poor boy elnee, and s mans to how that he has barn broaght to beak. The list of names conveys to the mind of the stranger no tress ides of the misery which the calamity has produced is every bones la Burradon and Cumperdown. The character weeny of thins men wee demoting of the highest stew., and we writs with a print knowledge of them, when we say that /OM of nem would have adorned any sphere of Ifs in which they might ban been placed by their social and domestic virtues, thsit 11•OralliT and piety. George Maddox—upon whose Easily this calamity has fallen with upon' 'severity — was a men of sincere religions mrseatness, and an nave Monier In the Sunny school of the village, wherein he had night for alannisere with scarcely the exandon of one Ingle Banday. He was in his family circle tenderly offer linen and fee three and twenty years never left his house without khans She whole of hie Andy. Bober. just, and en preesading. be piton the respect of all who knew him. He was an satin .wiser of the provhdonel committee of the Maim' Provident Aseociatiogead wee usually called to pm flao at the &Minn meetings of raisers on the subject. The eserstary el the Minn' Provident Associadon—Wei. Urwin—is ales those who ban been struck down. W" ggml mymal ability, he madmen the oorrespradesce in saint manner, sad manifested a comps. ganehndassrts3sldata and aritiuneticel calcularks which wee astonintes. He was a prudent and cautions Welshed his hlloweeen, gni his privets ohs:serer was as virtuoso se his philistine* efforts were pure. We could name a doses more of then Burradon pitmen of equal respeot&bift end mora l virtue--prominent among whom we should name Deny and Aherne, to whom everybody within their circle of &e -quines°, wee deeply attached. Peonage of many hada foe tb laallennal Impermanent of the looJity had met with warm enpport lees Duey of the deosesed. and nape we in pro per esiesi the moo to raise a public bail for their own use. Halms neggeratica we may mg that anuh an eminent as ▪ saes a mid mealy be bead together in any circle ee goisty, and y a p s the frightful calamity whin has occurred Is not cialy to be deplored for the agony it hes produced and the ndlest7 oink will gook to the persona immediately alined by it, but it is ekes to be deeply Unmated ea second of the penile Ices matehmed le the piano at Wes. The cents el the snidest were set discovered et inn eon* this neestsg, but ft nuns that a onell gem tfty of gee Is ese el the veridase exploded at fink and that the Wilted is. brined a sirens snag the tor w el ersnledvere oes PlegoPe. and berme assetled stilt a volume et explodes Varier In an el the IMP etiMbeil lb° mire by the ensevel the keens ethl. It will be the duly el tin weber sod jury to lavaitlies than th• (?!.star,Ohs pabile .B 4 ,▪ ••• 1 • 1 • kreasilsatlas at the drenottaapia Ai& haw mimeo a mina& isositko ie tita Idols al as &Molt In °occluding this notice, we oaf post to the fad that public benevolent.* is urgently regufnd to alleviate the dim mer seising from this wholesale destruction of the Wars of fersities, and remand our readers end the public that a sub scription het Hee at ow office, when the smallest eastribu times will be gratefully receissa. Subacription Ibis will also lie at the various halts in this town, and at Mr. Franklin's, central station. Jobs Bowes, Esq., sad partnere , have opened a subscrip dem list for the relief of the seherere from this awful catas trophe with the sums of 6W. THE AZUOIOOB DISSENSIONS AT 81'. 0.E0103'8-111-71111-E487. Mr. Superintendent Howie and s. body of 260 policemen of the R. division presided over the services at St. George. Church, yesterday, and to a very considerable Imam succeeded in preserving order. Notwithstanding their exertious, however, there were Nome serious debar baoses in the afternoon. The morning service yesterday wee qu i et , sa d aa r . Kim. who preached, was uninterrupted. la the afternoon, the Rev. Thomas Richardson, the newly elected lecturer, Preached a rennon which was ext reme ly moderate in ta m sad conciliatory in manner. As soon se it woe over, a body of young men took possession of the choristers' seats, with • view to holding them against dm clergy and chair at the evening service. They remained in patient posearket of them until just upon six o'clock, when the ashy, sesompealed by several members of his choir, 'stared the mash end entered them to leave, stating one rtitalkesipi left the freeholder ef the church, and that no had 6 *ln ta be there without his permission. The Nom times eddresesd resod to move, .upon which Mr. - - Meg took one of them by the collar and dragged him off the seat • another person then seised him a nd d ra g ge d him to the ve stry town, when he wee locked up as a prisoner. A similar operation warn performed upon a woad moo, then upon • boy, *bile • yowlg man named Littlejohn, the son of a vestryman, was so severely has/Ilea by the rector that hie clothes weer torn. While ibtsfressis was ping on several policemen were in the church, bet in answer to appeal. made to than , they stauld that they had no authority to interfere. At the same time they intimated that if either of tha persons thus as saulted wenid . gtve Mr. Ring into custody, 01,1_1 should con rider themselves bound to take th e c h arge . Pin or !de of these periods declined to do this, preferring en application to the map strain for • amnions spina the rev. rector. The evening service wee peaceable, the bodg of police whp was meant completely overawing the noisy portion of the con gregation. The sermon, which we. by no mesan judicious or attractive we. 'preached by the Rev. C. J. le kisyt, M.A., incumbent of St. Mathis., Stoke Newington. Alter the rector and his friends had retired, the people muck up the doxology, and the organist with ospitaltact helped•hem out, sad thus prevented say disturbance. ST. 0101201 r 6-1 - THE-148T. We us ooatinnally receiving letters from parishioners of St. George's, eomplahting of the support of popery in their own church by . the public force. A parishioner, who has given nailsnem', writes : I have beim a parishioser for 26 years, and for 17 years I We been turned out of my parish church, and been obliged to go aleswhete. I think it is a great shame that a parishioner cannot go to his own parish church. I was there on Sunday lest with my wife:, I saw my brother in the next pew to us. I think it is a disgrace to have • china mead with police to keep the parishioners in check. Around the pew where 1 eat there were two or three catching every word I said. I am aware they have se authority to take any person far reading the response'. At the beginning of the Litany two ignorant policemen (not knowing any better, as was plainly proved at the Thames Police-aura on Monday, for they both differed from each other in 'listening; end neither of them right) disterbed the 000gregation by calling out in a lead voice to my brother, Came out of that ' • I have a Marge against you, come out.' Ile declined to do so until after toe 'orrice, when two or three dragged him oat of the church and through the streets. I saw the police speak to him and went to them, and naked them to tektus'name;and address, as I should not hike to ass him d ragged through the streets, and as we were both known by all the respect able perishionms. Its said, ' Mfd your own business;' I said, I think it is lay business to interfere.' I can posi tively say that he did not disturb any person or make any noise. 1 think there ought to be some proceedings taken moire these policemen for an assault in church, to let them know that they have no authority to drag • person out of church. The police, instead of quieting the people. Initiate these. Seeing the polio* in church on Sunday I thought to myself, I am not going to be kept in check by e_polWaman's truncheon in toy own pariah church; I read .11 the responses in • dear, distinct, and loud voles, se my Prayer-book towhee me. I am certain, by the spirit of the pariah, that It will never be quiet until Mr. Xing, hie curates, &Oriente, end decorations, are removed.—l am, io.—A TADS PIOTISTANT." ST. PANCRAS GENERAL DISPENSARY. —OR Thursday the manual meeting of the friends of this charity was held at the Diepensary.house Burton-eresonet; E. W. Wademo, isq., in the chair. Mr. B. T. Baker, the honorary secretary, reed the report, from which it appeared that during the past veer 2,541 patients have been admitted ; of this num ber 1,920 have recovered, 216 have bees relieved, sad 234 are remitting under treatment. The total number admitted since the foundation of the dispethery in 1837 is 54989., The expenditure during the year amounted to 4221. 2a. 7d. Plotwithetateding the NMI careful economy, it has bean found that the ordinary income of the charity is inadequate to meet the numerous claims made upon it, and 1001. eousole boa been sold to isestthe exponent. A lose of 301. per annum bee been sustained by the easistion of the long annuities, but this is eompensated by the sum of 1,0001. Three per Cent. Coneob, transferred to the charity on accosat of the legacy bequeathed by the late Mrs. Hodges. The committee state that the chanty is about to lose fa the retirement of the Rev. Canon Dale hone the perish, one of Its beet and warmest friends, sad to whom private i 26011001 sad public advocacy it is difficult to say how much the charity bee been in debted. The report was received and adopted, end votes of thanke having bees passed to the allows of the abeelty sad to the chairman, theipreceediege terminated. STORAGE OF TAR IN NON-FIREPROOF BUILD INGS —On Friday Messrs. Jackson and Ronald, ship chandlers and taiimakees. of Jamas-meet, Liverpool, were stunmeaed before Mr. Barnes, stipendiary luagiotrate, for an infraction of the Fire Prevention Amendment Act of 1844, for storieg 80 barrels of tar fa a teller which ins net fire proof. The ear was stated by Mr. M'Gowan ' law clerk to the Liverpool Health Committee, who said that the 12th section of the act imposed a penalty not exceeding 101., and an additional rushy to the mate extra foe every week during the oestiauence of the Infraction. Another reason for the pronounce (which was at the instance of the fire prevention oommittee of the town council) was, that the in surance companies had intimated that, they would not be liable for damage by fire camped under each circumstances. Mr. Delghton contended that under _ - defendants the 14th seed= the _—radents were exempt, as the section provided en exemption where the goods were so more in quantity than was required for the ordinary pur • thew of hotness. The magistrate ruled, however, that 80 barrels was more than was requisite for bathers rrpoese, such as sampling, &0., and that they formed • 'store " within the nmentrat of the sot. A mitigated pima*, of 20e. sad mete wes imposed, this being ins first olienoe; directions, being gives that the tar must be removed &trace. THE MtISLUM AT BaottrroN.—The South K en eiagtos collections may be more especially considered Young lagiand's Iluseso. There are arranged educational apparatus of every desaiptioo, from the approved forms on which scholars should sit, to the well thosen books and traps from which they should learn; so that any country ckrgymaa coming to town (or, perhaps, • rare holiday, may take home to his village school information he could merraly hive hoped otherwise to acquire. This boon is so new, that we are not able to estimate the ieraleitable effect it la certain to produce upon the educational developments of the rising generation. Ths hornbook, already • thing not generally known" (tide Mr. Timber), will, by its infisince, be looked beak upon se • isailrom the fdidok Agee. The scheme of this section of the collection Is radiated by the others; in the first degree, r an: the illustrations of food st heed ws asses oreeUaa, d sitm a t i d a product o to t n b s e . et= oat fruits of every clime, everything teat can' be elifl masa or worn, furs, feathers, woollens. silk in every fiegmjaestatess, wound, dyed, and woven; in fine, every.. Wag the ingenuity std satrapies of men could collect is bra displayed. Thee, however end the architectural illastestions and at have Win too edam mentioned to require now more then enntosention,to show the immense educational advantages the future will enjoy over the past. These le scarcely en object of Coteau the coatiagat that eau lee be am now nearly as well 18 Leah», either by face. gym. model, or photograph. The deooratkas of Reddens's Lasses M the Vatican are faithfully represented in the Kinsingtat Museum. Casts at the ilmet statue. in Rome are thereto°, bits of mosaics, cameos, Is short, tits pa:titular individuality of Rome is now wield. a fourpenuy ride of the Soak. No pmeportsrequieed ; no ma voyage. Open free of charge on Illeaday, Tuesdays, end Saturdays. And then the glorious she Wafture! hat art-workman, country men or Latimer could view the rich carvings of the cabbies', the jete i t i t i& l the reliquerles, the paintings on mesh* the engtetiog, or other srt-work, net by a Stawaimitlea to Farad do liketrieet Let him bet spot S ample at More weft. the inflames of the feel lemeairstint7dtanesed aaobled "d in b l:ir lat e b. cot es. liejlestions.—/hothier. 712Pithi" 81111111011 OF • 11101101TOL—Patriek Tuthill, Erq., erigeller.eseenjheed midis at Limerick en Friday, by out throat with a rum It appears that dace the death else wile, to whoa he wee devotedly attached, about six 111111111110 vises, Kr. Tuthill solaced occasional symptoms of thipreadoa bonier* a homily, but not to as erect thee ewe rim to as be reeled, with pereend also. den, nada personal tiapeetion, three young children. Mlit. sad Mrs. GERMAN MID. f041011 4 r, asd IVSAT SWAMIS CI _a sod =and Swanlay AllersaassatiMs ‘ Vkat IP* NATIONS. 'faar lame a rit w at S af ;omits I I *SAL WTI. as t a ha4Iat aL GALLS I IITV4ILIMAST OS. 11, adaoldldstl. sans da. sassed ths Oal. law. sad Osamr. art. MIS. laismadamaa• &ROT ILL ROOMS, Vrtedmill-stieet, Nom NNW AMIII.OIIIIOA haleverKelNl Md Vasa Oa 00111100.1=a4 7 o'cloct and 6n6blag a% Wan IL AM. Ines Mir UM elee . n. 00.1.1 6 lm aistal. lsk" a viZ il r esi dlisitlarof 16. . Clret " = " 4= =V l = l , =lir tharge fil"m ard"7l74. "s lit 1164. sad me Bits=laArimmial ressr-1 watits. Causl4 lg = M. Adatinks Tlilt NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NOON liabasa—Sio isollihnos. mooLleowift Oar Sr ira.w Mil wrolLso torsi o o , f No ski w parkollse .floors. rMIX , 8 . V . V1 . TM oololhiod WE. 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SILTZ , YEARS of WOMB have proved =me ww ISO' KA On plmsez tteetlfMiobb bums bats. Witt a =6 is tsissesits isst. pliable. trasty tram . m° .1% as at.i Yoe bode ti a or Ix*. ...mm"..4. aitrx.r4-2,.,mt...„ ....... Mot 11..111. 7... ma Mit ....., Ilar . i__cy isrual &.b. Om las, Yl..—ltm ate words al lib ~ • fity. mei A. SOWLAND obilillVET — ba bk. Igi at N. Botkoveydbe, lostou . NW by drams sod paitaren. (1/10IcE ITALIAN M , ENGLISH, sad OERMAN Wullatkleliv a lihrto l 2l:ll=t a G; ==.., lab SW mil pies. amoiralig de id W. • Wont a Oft PR II ONO 11111Moithe =LW eimu= Val: =Voi OOOY amil goilloi miry I. Oleo • fall ilmerliZa di= r f e b _sourri , l . 4:irarsiod Cm mei ye= EEDDING AND BIRTIIDAT PRESENTS. 111. &opium's'''. riem 4 lll/jeeibmeibmileele Medina. a et 1 , 1111141310 OAPS* TILA eNLII.III 9 DILSOILIIQ HAW. TIM 110XSA, Welded OW.. Wert Dem. Amid ISAMU V L I iI i aIiSKI:O " ttVIW I PII VIM Uld Lt . aal OtkeTAlDe en muse ; demi NUB& awl I. 1111 W PA TT XTT ILI C LNG 141.1D1R ler .l. 3 re 1114e3M 5 101. see ll4l4l"n ro md eemeeeme. °V le be bed et MIST SONLIGUNC4I. Th lkefriel . e ". . toe Amen fleet Seinilleeseem. RASER'S MAGAZINE for MARCH, 1860, 1.• SI. ~Mot L'opobtlobod of Percy by Mass. Omar ak siod. *lli SoGna. In T. Ye Wanton of Leo. .041 Bow to Nook limb BY CI T N .er. R. nib/ Moor By 0..1. Wby to Solytt`o. Costiolos. lemak Labor . Savant.). Istatbioto wooed by bb Sobaub a the Itoltomi.b o=l / 11aploo La Wl* gammas; *Adam Astir. lirt IIL MA 11•4414. My Pro Amor Lona Lint. /BASSI'S AILAGAISSIS MR APRIL WIN minis Or Ms Poet of • Sow Work oolltlod - Or, 1 Ovum; LANs: Pobill=m11 "111 A N ZILI B - Isod. W.O. dew so.. h.. THE CHANCEMOri of tie EXCHEQUER'S of N s; szi ea Ili Yuan.' isusy MAIM Poems' II a lie Arm of Okli moss es Infte. Pok S. Oe Yam laadea : JONI W. nsied Prober sal auk we Slined. H dm. imam% pool Is.. HOLMNY HOUSE : •Thlso kg, f Old Northamptor dim by G. I. Warr* Manua. By w... Asi". MORT GLUM. Awl Malta b. GEN NIL& L POUNCL Tie Velma. lir RATS 00VIJITIT._ Th e irl b. es. TUN INTIIMMTMI. Saha Ma iL Lair : Joke W. Parker sad Ow. war Ulm& Jhl paladin& IspeL Om loft mow. Ailiil.lll VW" pee 110.1 e, 010.1110. IS mei. al de Mitil Wpm VITA V IT AL_ A new velAteel week ea the -• netemesememetioweerepenoseiplas, Wean dbwesk awl •Nhosimatialemths• of Or renew Weise l = ewe* I N , ...MOW me IllPhal sW. MIN One Amen .2 den WNW emealls. elms le Ilie es he romeeh rie mem es•i• rese• Dr • mous, ba,..._ ...... 1e. ~Ma= new Ilideel *eh. Mien " = 14 . 611 . Buhl 1, 7 J. lams. 16. 86 174 I . 0 1. 11,79.4.. ; le•heikesla ems sr adille. CITITAL PALAce.—HALT-Okowip DAY. DAT, MAIll)1 3.—Adm es prods*. T 13 6 7846 1% some *hats, 1,30.—T•101 3,010. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MATCH 5, 1860. The Pileliot et** Ptalrel Beekety (Bir Benjamin Broder) MI lir int reemir en lerdisy nabs at the &penman' ef the arnisey et lhatington-leonse, All the reams were derown opus, and an unusually large col- Indus d interesting object. is science acil art were exhi bited. Aram( them were the extremely besatlfal saohise lia• waning by dseettstry invented by M. Beeallf ; Mr. IL Bradbury's amperbeg mashies, whisk were exidhlied in action ; imesiname d the newly -3sunied process of phoes zinoograpy by Neon lames, director of the Ordnance anvil . s hatm Mr. Whitwonh'effuns, and spon mees of the as sal mei explained by M r . Whitworth ; a very immgeollag miss of portraits and mho' of Dr. Priestley, in cloning two of ha nernical meoluines, exhibited by Mr. Bostock, the Rey. Jenne Martineau, and Mr. Tetley Trevitbicie. original looooti.tive engine, In hibited by Mr. Woodon,ft ; carimiiiies from Japeo, exhibited by Captals Sberard Osborn and Dr. MViciwan ; modeled an Yeas larftea, exhibited by Mr. Hall ; and • wri rernerkable series el .esperinanis, Mowing eleetran dis charges in yeeso by Me voltaic battery, by Mr. Garin. lira Royal is the Prince Consort, ettended by the Hon:Cokan Wordage arrived shortly before 10 o'clock, and was iseesed npereri• of as hair in the larpecnon of the macs EElelarnitles Ahab labiaoßahregetake od sdtl ta Use amend pra ream. Ws delm_lbri .18dividuale wn Me d dowes, the Marquis o is f Bristol, the Rad of Lord Manley, LP., Lord Bolter, Lord Wrotteney, Zsd 11 maikors M.P., Lord Cranston, Lord Tsigninoutb, —1 the Bt. HOD. Sir Francis Baring, 81., M.P. ; Sir Jai rio .. n. Murchison, Sir Hensler Si J. Rennie. Gamed dr J. B General Si, Cher: Pair, Si R. Mk Booty Hooll hod, Bir Jae. Clerk, Or Jim Roes, Kr Charles Hamilton, Me .Bight Hon. Sir Gage Clerk, Sir George Bask, Sir Leo p old Walston', Sir J. Lidde ll, Sir S. H ea. Master of the Mat, Sir Em men Tee ' sent. Omen General Sabine, Admiral Maar" Allphilippjlft emmir lardiv a coi ssp o4 cdumg i Artoir em : b. :4 CaptainWW.te;:i4; artabsTitolge, Captain ilinstak, Cap tain Fletcher, b y a f ptain Shea, Captain - Clayton, Caption Gales, Professor seimacott, Professor Tennant, protean Wakry, Lieut. Mayne, Prolesar Malden Professor Owen, Preform Stoker, Professor Bentley, Profeisor Hmlek sv tlo- p fessor Rymer Jones, Protestor Altered, Professor Praline Partridge, Professor Pols, Dr. Rogge, Dr. Lulea: ter, Dr. Grey, Dr. Arnott, Dr. Grant, Dr. Woad, Dr. Glad stone, Dr. Walker, 'Dr. Ifejer,;Dr. Sharpy, Dr. Carpenter, Dr. J. 0. WWitlisin, R.N., C.B. • Dr. WGorran, Dr. Wright, Dr. Foster, Dr. C o wad , Dr. Wllliams, Dr. Sutherland, Dr. J. Miller, Dr. Rim, Dr. Tayler, Dr. Bea'd, Dr. Gilbert, Dr. Riddles, Dr. Aldersos, Dr. Page, Dr. Pm rove, Dr. Freehand, Dr. Stonier, Dr. Williamson, Dr.Oope, Dr. Pitman, Dr. A. Smith, Dr. Bally. Dr. Redwood, Dr. Gall, Dr. Rigsby. Dr. Lossgetal4 Dr. Harley, Dr. Tweedy, Dr. Billing. Dr. Wain's, Dr , B. Beck , Dr. O. EMS, Dr. A. Harmsen, Dr.lealrne. VACANCIES. .APPOIRTMANIV, .AND PROMO. TIM IN TEE OlrIL Illricit. Fanigri Dirpartieent.—Mr. Barmen Brooke Ro birtsca baa beam appointed a atadeat interprets: in Japan, consular service, and pealed big examination.—Wer-oMee: Mr. Montague C. H Btopford has been appointed to a ter Emory cierkahip in the Adjutsat-Geoetrarwollice, and premed his exerniamion; Mr. James lthephord hew bean appointed to a temporary clerkship, and passed his aseualgation • Mr. Charles Baits has been appointed to a temporary cbriship, and pried hie tllillibitlo•.—The Admiralty : Mr. Terraria Telford Jones hie been appointed a Math is florameet-hods, and passed his exam/natio& ; thorn. George Wynne Tring ham, Arthur R. Hammond, Raphael P. May, and Charles Hammond Andrews have toes appointed to temporary clerk ships, and passed their smuninatiogia.—General Poet-oleos: Mr. Andrew Brace Peterson has been appointed a clerk at Hamince, N.B , and passed his examination.—t`olios Comte: Mr. William henry Andrew has been appointed second clerk, Lambs, and passed his exemination.—Registrar and Record-odios of Eosin=: Mr. William Drabs, third-class clerk, has been promoted m the second slave—Customs: Mr. Frederick Boss, second-clam clerk, has been promoted to be Env class dab in the Jerquer'reoMos, London ; Mr. John Bowmen, tbird-der clerk, Imo bees promoted to be second-elms clerk fa the Jequer's-ollice, Lead** ; Mr. H. 8. D'Omiley, °dinner in Dundalk , has been promoted to be collector at Whibli&Vlll; Mr. LL. H. D. Mahon, controller at Woodbridge, has bum promoted to be collector at Work ington ; Mr. R. V. haw, collector at Workington, bar been promoted to be mineter at Llanelly ; Mr. Henry Fisher. tidewalter at Wasesligs, bsa been promoted to be assistant tidesurvsyor Si Weadhallip • ; Mr. It. F. controller at Scilly, has Wu rassobri to tbs off* of sub-collector at Biala* vice Foto; demaned; the OP:* of controller, &c., at Scilly heehaw Mr. Revenue Department. insaii id atabarl Minottsee, caw at Camp • Wu" dist division, Argyll CoThietiots, has been appointed to Querneferry firm &vitae., Linlithgow Collection ; Mr. Robert Hamilton, Dropped-oftloer of Hillsborough first division, Belfast Collection, boa been appointed to Camp- Nihon first Monism, Argyll Collection.—Civil Service Gaunt.. DR. Livniusluivas EXPBDITION. The following very interesting communication hee just been monad by Mr. William Logan, of Glasgow, from Dr. Liviaptnes'o brother, Mr. Cheeks Livingstone : "Eamon; Month of Zambia* Deo. 1, 1869, " bly dear Friend,—We have; explored the river Shirf to its source in the great lake Nyama. This river is about 200 miles lam, sad MI a deep channel for 111 =flee from its math. • series of rapids then coromecos, exteadiag shoat 30 miles, sitar which them is no other impediment to ' melodic. to Lake Nyasa", and bow far that extends to am north, ye are se yet unable to say ; mane informed al that It took three months to reach the heed of the lake. " T e Skirt lowa through as seseediagly fertile valley, whir* is bounded by two ranges of laity bilis, sod is am 10 to 12 milt wide at the lake, and from 20 to 30 blow the cataracts. East of the ca taracts ate the highlands —a magrdemat tionstry, well teamed and wooded, with a rick soil. and pretty numerous populatiou. From the large amber of old grey-Maded people we met, it would appear to be a Its healthy cowatry, well adapted kr European cionsiitudane. The men are aft "mead with bows end arrows, or spa* ye they do not mat to be blood-thirsty. As a poem' thing they treated as with civility. As was salami, they were at lam somewhat suspicious, but as aeon es we told th em what our object was, their susp icions Toadied. One chief, how ever, said tam parties hod come to them before with as floe a story as we had, end after • few days jumped up, seized a amber Ids people, and carried to of se slaves. We im posed that be himse lf had engaged is ads besieges. This countryiewell adapted for cattleend ahrep,pet the Inhabitants mews only a taw goats, end still Meer sheep. Beads" various *Ms of proviaione, de, they grow cotton Wyly. In the high lands and low lands, through 24 degrees of Wands, we me with ootton everywhere, and it may be es Ise a cotton country for several degrees farther to the north thee we were. We went no farther than the foot of Lake! Erma Some cotton patches covered three aye; though Ow the mess put they did sot exceed half an acre. Each fro* seem to hem its own cotton planted.; which is asesfally *titivated. They could riles almoat any amount II led a market for It. The cotton is of two kinds— the and the native. The former is of ;good staple sad quality ; the latter is abort In the staple, and leek MN like Yea thee (Wei The (omen is P and requires pleating only once in three years. Iti s a ge = down hairs the reins, mid aces mime up ;gala of ita own scord. Theuadve Ms to he planted every year in the bight's& TM mop* peeler it, beezume, they say, it maims the meow desk, - Its well-nigh every village we sew men eM h oiag oottee,while others were weaving it Into *moat , lor in loom *a very simple constructioe. Both spiantiog and weaving are very tedium promerm. They am all anuses to Yes* The women were often up all night spiadrag their corn to sell to us. One village we pared without halting. The itibabitents followed us, calling apes oar guide to return with them to trade. As a last argues*, they shouted, " Are we to have is said that white people creme to war country sad we didsot em them r' They are by, no i 5.... tretotallees. Large quantities of beer ars menutactured by them, sad they are se fond of it as our countrymen are of whisky. TM did et a almost alwayswwd pr en with • large pot of beer. payed a vitas" one day, and my • large party of men *Mg reeking to the pal* equate, who did not seem at all eocemenicattee. Aber ri otin g a little wider a trot, a short distaste am them, they mat en a calabash of beer, he see if we era *hada, 'ilia was to be mealfeeted by sEetrreithig of it. We saw many partially latotticaterl , obis* and even members of tbe teamed pro tons got e 1 HUN elevated at times." A trades doctor, with his cappiaphom Issaging round his nece, who had evidently been isalthar some deep potations, came out and scolded as sawridy , 'ls this the way to eater a man's village, *those wading him word that you were esselag ?" Emoting a hut, he ousts out staggering under a large pet * beer which be preseeted to us. Perhaps kis patients ably pay him with beer. I wish we bad • few Marini geed, In dustrious Scotch families on these ferule higkleads. Lased of, as at hoe; toiling far • hare eurniatecce, here they could cultivate l ly sugar and cotton, &c., Motet the naives by edam their and Mena materiels for oar maulhetures at home. • have • healthy country, and, with the eseeption at thirty miles, ever which • road Clin be ossaineeled, waist sommaienden ell the way to Kneeled. The Whim are in dallarknit apd.semerwleit lageolom They have bell basso god. jfplighoWs then say a the Zanily* TbaL sm oold teit • ma; molest andgmate. With mod a the mane baggy mod* lathe be anticipsted.—Yours, with "wash eseeint. Ctuakas Lieutenant; °MIA MARCH 3.-3 T. lOWA Colima. — Oa Friday Mr. John Maryberyls, Co user d WEI CAN% lir aimed la "oust abase)* 2g. Mao WIPP non win 21 ornal•ses. THE REFORM BILL. DEPUTATION TO LORD JOHN BUSHELL. On Saturday afternoon a deputation front the Lesouldee Reformers Union waited upon Lend J. Rundle at the Foreige-allos, for Um purpose of asesetalaing if it ware paselble is the new Reform Bill to emu» to Latteashtro a largo, share fa the redistribution of seats. The deputation eineleted et Mr. George Wilmot, cbeirnma el the Limeastdr• Moment Hides; Mr. Mark Philips, Mr. G. Redfield, M.P., Me. Bexley, Mr. Heehaw, M.P., Mr. Pillftp ton. Mr . J. Crook, ALP., Colonel Solwa, Mr. P. Robinsoe. Mr. J. Cheetears, and the to/lowing d elegates; Asheme,.N. Benner ; Asdeeshaw.J. Crosby, J. limethrun; Bolton, H. Ashworth, P. R. Arrowsotith, 8. D ) see, R. rtzerakrood Bury, I. Auntie ; J. Hodgkinion ; R. 8. Aebtoe ; Oedloy, T. HAWN% ; Hokum, R. &miner ; L-ipb, T. Kirkpatric k; Liverpool, T. C. Dow ned ; Linieborough, J. Bstiolefisid ; Monkey, George An drews; Msaehmier, 81, B. Armitage, Aiderman Hey wood, James Hyrum!, T. B. Potter, J. "forearm, J. B. Tarr, T.Clowes, lkiehneen. T. Wwitartire, P. Rope, I R. Odes, IL Weer*, R. Manes, 8. P. Astable; Oldbam, J. Ribbon, Aidarmais Boyd. J. 8. Holden, Whittaker; Pomace, Captain Gamma, R. Chinas" ; 'Roads* B. Aeh vs, Aldorman Linsey ; fit. Helens, 8. ()urea.; Belford, Meer* Alchemies Tamer, W. J. Witham; fitly higit• W. Bailey; Todseent zin Chambeen ; Ulsersios, A. BreiOnt ; W P. Rykreds, Alder ass Cartwright, :l i r dirositeLL Lord J. RCIMILL said—] think the best course I idui paw I ens is fel to ester fats a disown= epee say of the siagtv swab weigh hue been made te se at peuseat. I see only say the dm immerse very oarellatty ovendeosit the met sere Wore. they brought it Reword, both se made what !toy smile to propo! , eed , witet they were Trap to carry. toe:Nod the riiht doting, nolo as prestige, Is • hop clue ed peruse , gad to do oeinething, though certainly not ranch in the way of adding to the represented= of melons dis tricts. In doll* that, wo were bound to oonti not only what is beet to be dons if property and populetion are taken as the (toml bee* het also whet era be done in the premise Mode el Alm I MU only lay tint ail die elebetnente witke hang bees nada to nos shall be duly amidered; but I cannot hold out any hopes that we should be likely to carry • bat that went touch further than theprat.t Mr. WILNON thanked the noble lord be lb*idiom he had 10•1110 to the deputation, and old he doo that if the noble lord bad veal red le make a vitalised, oieldeeenent ot small boroughs, he would hays not • response trots the large constituter** quite equal to that which hag been se corded to Mr. Giadekee and his budget. The ilopetseina flow retired. I:I2LIAMENT4III" 22}01M COMMIT= At a meeting of this oonusittse,hsld on SaturdaL at Pendell's Hotel, Woonatasar, Mr. Wit. Hinonnsvis tits Mew, It wee resolved: 1. On the motion of Mr. 'AUDI Wain, SlSonia by Mr. Oman! SLADPIILD. M.P. :--" That, whtletW emenittes regards the Rearm Bills admitted by bar Mailenty's Wale ten se only a partial mama= to the just dames& of as people, it TWoRDDISS them ea as honest attempt to fulfil the promises mash by Lord John Russell previous W the forma dna of the present administration, sod so Ihmourably cos- Meeting In their siseglitity with ths Maim munaro of tine lat 2 e musso" . O h s tie moths of Mr. lisittni. Illozzaar, seconded by Mr. JANIS STAINSFRID, M.P. That IS IS atist ground of am plaintthat the proposed rednertealien o seas mo aning very Inadequately for dm rommantants of large intim end boroughs: and that it ignores the Mabee of sassy new and thiinsig towns to be onstitasid parlismentiry condi tunnies' and thus excludes large amatory of the most In telligent and independent of the working popolatio• !min the pommel°. of the franchise." 3. OD the maim of Mr. PASSMORI EDWARD, SINKOdid by Mr. WILFRID LAWSON, M.P. :—" That the only Who- Mei MOODS of prot•ction for Mr water, and diminution of ru pees. et *halm, will be fmond la Um nisplion 51 VMS by ballot, a provision obit& is astiraly edlld Imo t=t bat 'Lek wilt bo still moss assumry sib= wake of obstors." 4. Oa tit, IMOUO4 of NZ. ARTZVIL Orwoo, ascoodod by Mr. num' Caosiasy, • " That, erdwithstandiag these and other 444.01 AN541•4441418, We committee calls epos tidernere not to Mee the premed opporiooity of OMIT • leg that whieh, Manes\ Malted, will be a seholmlil gain, but to wpm their reprematativoe to accept the sewed marling of them DUia, and to endeavour to amend them la committee, and to gaited opened any fandloas stiampt which may be made is aloft tier value." 812 ROBERT Pl= AND THE Xl7ll MOVEMENT. The following eery epondenoe appear. in the Nowessels Doily Chronicle : " Famine Affairs Ameciation, Victoria Hall, Grey street, Newcastle-epos-Tyne, Feb. 24. 1860. " 84r,—1 am desired by the emaciation to offer you their thanks for your react speeds k parliament ea the subject of the rite corps. We ent aware liet i pediement *both ia the *My 'midis** sense egotist di mama bat the sub just Is severthelme i itself a grave ea*, end we big rtepeot hilly to ask year Miamian to the android letter by Mr. Urgabort, in which cocsideratimia are sogricsied otmemestil with the rifle corn meals which may possibly not ham oc curred to yon.-1 ham the honour is be, sir, on behalf of** amoaleeloe, your obediout servent, "Sir Robert Peal, Bert." G. BTOLUIT, Satretel7. " Whitehall, Londao, Feb. 27, 1860. " Sir,—l am in the receipt of your letter at the 24th asst., I and beg to acknooledge the thanks of the Association, of whir* yes an mariaary, astellisiall at Newsegtle-upou- Tyne, for my meat area to the Hasse of Comatose co the subject of the Volunteer inosissegt. " 1 am happy to say that very towneirous communications from all pasta of the aosatry ban rotated me, oonseying expeasions similes to those white you have been so good so to address to mo. "1 quits admit that the (sly way to treat this hams move- I mint, apart from all esosidiestios of the lossogssi Umtata of taxation which it Wens wissa the hisagghig dregs, who have to costribute tit* heavy to ths half sakes or more this survecorot has alrssdy cost the osortro, is by thrombi Mewls opts it ; for it wog he wall uodunissal gins, se ler boiropmaratiag the pated ist olizraote are by as no & keleaterfac raw di m bhi. 'Woo obi NOW& *Yob oppoon to bate Aloblesol a by of our belttembib, tic moommat la ado* owelbead to a me. ' tion of tleo apes doss ma atom toeuebes of tic middle who may sot be t iyeemg to opo Ueda betra: Nommor, I have easehted to wag pooden of seigoseibtoo lbo ambers of th• House al Comma that nava se doubt tbs atteutios of the govanumet trdl he ahead to do subject. At all imam, I on dolormbol so polite gram& to alba this parade of armed brut, wkke. attlotoole it appears to to socerable ia high yeartseo, sot ally Mottoes own of its socsatosogd bisseloss, hbuutt well hod ow to =Nose that doubts eabeed of tic y of the root body at the people. You will stile* s r communioatiag the acelants of this letter to the sassalors your awociation, and you are at liberty to ash* such nee of it as logy Mod 00 piss the question of tic voila trees in he proper light bawls the public. —I am, sir, year faithfully, " ROOKS? nun s " The detatotary of Foredo Milts Assoctolgo, Newouthe urn-Tyne." CORI ILICTION. The cab Herold farsidue the fallowing peal mime of the pees pall ea the toe awe vein : Dewy 6.13 Ceaptha Majority Itre Deasy 2,264 The above morns are glum es escopism tor the two days' poilingorldt the emeptiou of l sip M fikibberma, whisk are at mob • Memo (00 oaks) k. park time Ms returns of the two days ere eel, brought down to 3 o'clock is tlitibbarems, and 2 o'cdoek is Bantry os tb. ssooed day. TM total somber of metre polled dewlap the two days stomata to 9,013-4ba emetkeeasy of the assuty being 15,896. .REPIESINT4TiON OP WOIIOIIIAL MORCISTIR, 11.troanot. The ammo haii ham mobilised with great assi duity rum WilfulNoisy OM Wolf of both ohoMtlarer, .wily, Mr. Potion,* to this Ural tattoo*, sod Mt. J. Moody ts the oosisovmhvo. Both NOWw mosoloo at woad. Mr. Morty oddment • moillite ot the deems Ile toonisfi, sad also os Withmodor whom he Mond hilly We IS ez rimaliss .1 his polltisof pdadaille eel be wookl oppose tho bast sabotral wee amerdwiew toe ea ailiadis et dr soirees, re miry elm Mee be re. permalei Big Mal Ye *Mei el 'be gape mils% be mid be we not frowswille wads, Willis War ea Wl clew oubothatica for thin mold W eamiled. la am re impootttoo of tondos be wished le lee M epparliand dime aim able lagess The tionmition appointed to bete the ope rettas end .beset die Cowart Pluois, herreatket het, permed is 1864, hare enamsessil their Adige. The caw pates oreesese at the fenentes Mbar. :—Kr. *towns Ar O. GM. C. 17. Kill, Mr. Wslpole r . E. hoes, Mr. Lan, Mr. Mr. Aran: Itediessir, Mr. reilic a r, L Kr. Haab Mr. Whir, end 1111 r. ITURB et NR. ALBERT SMITH TO-NIGHT at Eight, Om bpi of the wit h kb CB IP A JALPAIIMQ Ned tort N k 3. AM° t. 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