The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-18 00:00:00

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Kum i Ttou. amism r; c 6 6 105 Hauelcault sad ler M. (R.—Jas TAML , Taw THE C OQ NIX TEN DAUGHTNE : OR, THY TY NT Or NEW °SLUM C. Itsphic-- BLIGUT p BLOOM. Mr. Deinamo And WIMN MALL 1 Dalt Mr. J. nd Wiresiii. YOroo6& EWA warn LT LONDOLBBIDGB. /am DST Monag. U. tim.....Albessm. Ob. Om. To-itoammi Maba. Ob. 26m.....Aasomma. Ob. 52m. LONDON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 18. Tax news from the Great Eastern seems to be as favourable es it is in the nature of a mischance to be, and completely falsifies the many ingenious theories so confidently put forth. The cable is proved to be staunch and strong, the great ship has shown herself admirably adapted for the work entrusted to her, and the one thing deemed im possible, the finding a cable once lost in the deep ranges of the Atlantic, has, it is said, been success fully done no less than four times. All these facts point to ultimate success. How aeon the united wishes of England arid America are to be fulfilled depends in some measure upon the faith, enter prise, and good fortune of those already em barked in the undertaking ; but that these wishes are reasonable, practicable, and in the end certain of achievement, the events of the last fortnight certainly seem to show. That faults in the cable should have escaped the keen scrutiny of its makers and supervisors is not re markable, butthat the grapnels and machinery placed on board the Great Eastern should have been neither in quantity nor quality adequate for picking op purposes is not a little surprising. It is very well to say that "nothing has occurred to create " the least doubt in the minds of those engaged "in the expedition ;" but the public require some further assurance. They want security against their own doubts, which will hence forth rather centre upon the means employed than on the practicability of the end it is sought to com pass. The little pieces of wire discovered and cut out only proved the countless difficulties against which submarine telegraphy has to guard ; but the repeated breaking of the grapnel-ropes and their eventual failure in quantity seems to denote a culpable degree of cerebral's in the people who chartered and fitted out the Great Eastern. Of course we shall be told that no one expected the cable to snap in the very deepest pert of the ocean it was designed to cross, and that few people looked for its recovery if it were so lost. But, assuming this argument to be valid, why were grapnels and ropes provided, and why was the elaborate machine for picking up fitted on to the prow of the big vessel t It is idle to say that theee were only intended for short depths. Upon their strength and inability the success of the enterprise, as it turns out, depended, and depended in vain, and while it is cheering to learn that when the greet vessel is supplied with sufficiently strong tackle and adequate hauling-in machinery, " there is little or "no doubt" that the lost end of the cable " will be recovered, the grave question remains, why were not these requisites supplied before I The fact of every precaution it was possible for human foresight to devise being adopted was' , so loudly vaunted during the manufacture of the cable and was so ostentatiously reiterated up to' the very moment of the Great Eastern leaving Valentia, that those responsible must not be surprised if they are subjected to some 001111UT1311 now. But these passed, congratulations may per haps not unreasonably predominate in the minds of all interested in the success of the enterprise. Science has been completely non-pluased, and the veriest ignoramus has made gnomes which approached truth as nearly as the speculations of the profound. The magnetic storm cm which stress was laid is not even named in the telegram, and was not improbably as little felt on board the Great Eastern as by the millions on shore, who first learnt of its existence throughthe medium of their morning newspaper. The theory as to the " unluckiness" of the Great Eastern—a theory so often repeated as to gain substantiality and force even in minds little given to superstition—is triumphantly refuted in the news of her behaviour, and out of the " guesses at truth," with which our own columns and those of our contemporaries have been full, no one hit upon the fact that the great ship would have to put back be cause her recovering ropes were too brittle for their work. The supposition that the copper con ducting wire, which forms the core and marrow of the cable, is less elastic than the hawser used for its outer covering is so utterly wrong, that it cannot be too extensively or prominently contradicted. Were that outer covering composed of rope only, there might be some reason for sup posing it likely to stretch to a greater extent than its copper charge. But what are the facts I Out of the mingled materials which make up the cable, the internal wire might claim the prize for elasticity. Its outer covering, instead of being com posed of mere rope, as has been assumed, is made up et iron wires covered with hemp and yarn, and while, taking the extreme power in both cases, it is found that these wires will only stretch, at the rate of 1 per cent., the copper one is guaranteed to give, if called upon, to the extent of 20 per cent. Such facts as these are at least reassuring ; and with a cable proved "to be more " insular " and of greater strength than any previously made ; with paying-out machinery which has worked perfectly ; and with a vowel pre-eminently fitted for the special duty, the _public has awn' right to look hopefully forward to the resumption of this great enterprise. As has been maintained in this journal ever since communication with the big ship failed, the facts before us warrant THE PINNOI AND PISMO= OP WALES. Their Royal Highnesses the Priam and Pris e* at Wales are expected to Laws Geressay he Aber. ' weld* N. 8.. os the day stair tir isrovaries of tha Priam Consort's status ea the 2elki MA. st Cabers. In all proba bility this prism sad Memo will mash Absrwsldia shoat, Ns Gals proximo. It la nada:sera that their royal bids. seism will this miters OM the Deka mid Dasher of Suther land et Warr& Cesar alltbiglallagarlit and will stay them tom days Wars 111115114.4 SO4* The Marquis of Northampton is staying at GaAs Ashby, NorthareptaaehLve. The table altigaie is' sajoyiag tether better health. The F.arl of Dalhousie is entertaining a select ; party at lantana to grow shooting. Tice Earl and Countess of Winchilsea and Lady Coastwise riash-Rattea have left the St. George's Hetet The Countess Dowager Fortessue has arrived at Übe Qeees's Said, Upper Norway& The Row Captain sad Lady Maria Fitolurpstee have snivel at Partsioe'r klaisi from Umbria% SP*, Welea The Right Ron. Sir George Grey, ilattf, has left Ids seat, Palletise, Northautertssi, sa a War et ebbe ir; - & - i;ii - sna: Sir John and Lady DalbeerAeton have left Broyles Hotel. M. Whiteman and Nisi Whiteman have left PSZTISOIIeS Hoeg fee Itioyeeelgrove, mai Epping. THE MARITIME nun AT CHERBOURG. _ (ram our smut. oolasarovinorr.) 0111KRBOURG, AUGUST 15. Since my letter of this morning, the grand dinner, the illuminations, and the fireworks are the only things to notice. The dinner was given in the Hotel de Ville, a most wretched looking building outside, but which contains, on ground annexed to the back of it, very handsome rooms. The Hotel de Ville, as was its bounden duty, set an example to the rest of the town by splendid illuminations for the Emperor's fête. The example, however, I must in truth say, was only followed to a very limited extent. The "invitation" issued to the inhabitants to hang out flags and illu minate their windows was not by any means generally attended to. However, Chinese lanterns and oil lamps studded the windows in a good many places, and, without looking very cheerful, showed the intention to make a festive de monstration. The fireworks, postponed to an 1 1 unusually late hour on account of " my Lords " being at dinner, were executed by • Paris artist, and were very brilliant for Cherbourg, but of course appeared poor to those accustomed to the costly displays of Paris. In the evening there was dancing at the casino. Half-a-dozen English mid shipmen and two lieutenants took part in the ball, but very few English officers have been seen on shore. I had figured to myself, on this occasion of the grand fraternization of the fleets, a touching spectacle of the British sailor drinking via ordinaire in the back slums of the town with his French brethren, and walking arm-in-arm with them in the street. But " Jack ashore " is a sight I have not yet seen; and an officer to whom I spoke in all aimpli city of my anticipations, told me that no sailors are likely to get permission to leave their ships. He assured me that the fraternization which I desired to see would be utterly impracticable on any large scale, and that, notwithstanding the admirable dis cipline that prevails on board the ships, the sailors, if allowed to go on shore in large numbers, would inevitably fight with the French, instead of embrac ing them, and would probably set about taking a fort or demolishing a dockyard. "Jack," there fore, is not to have a chance of disgracing himself. The Agincourt came into the harbour to-day after a greatly protracted voyage, bringing hither several gentlemen grievously disappointed at not having arrived Dowser. CHERBOURG, Winninsiw, Anon? 16. 1 have to-day seen a little of that international fraternization among the common sailors which I yearned to see yesterday. I met half a dozen tars of the Royal Sovereign sauntering along the quays in company and apparently engaged in conversa tion with as many French sailors. They were not embracing each other—l don't think Jack would like that—nor walking arm-in-arm, but they seemed very friendly and were evidently trying to exchange ideas. They marched in a line, one Frenchman a lternating with an Englishman, the straw hat of the Briton contrasting curiously with the black leather cap turned up all round which French sailors now 1 1 wear, and which looks like a basin made on purpose to catch the rain. I mast say that the Frenchmen's jackets and trousers looked of better cloth, bette r brushed, and altogether smarter than those of their English companions. But then Jack, who isnot nice about trifles, walked along with a calm sell possessed Mali seam:ins air, which showed that his sense of dignity was quite independent of his toilette. I have met two or three other groups of English sailors in the streets, but very few have yet obtained leave to come on shore. I dare say to morrow some of them will come in parties under their warrant officers to see the swimming matches, nautical diversions, and duck catching, in the com mercial port. Despatches were received yesterday at the Oelimiel-efike from the Governon of the Caps of Goad Hope and St. Heisaa. Despatches were seat to the Governor of Osman. Ms. BIXBY HeAgg.—lt will he remembered that while Unveiling on the throat Eastern Railway some time gem Mr. Beery Hoare, banker, of FlestntroM, re- eared SWIMS injuries in eareesquenee of having pat his bed eat of the widow while the train was at fell speed. He remained Novena weeks at Chesterferd, where be was attended by Lady Mary Hare sod otbar membees of his fm i rtilsai . d „ , , under the best medical aid that mold he oti ta appeared to be on the way to recovery. The CA of Wednesday, however, has the followhig :—" We deeply regret to leant tbat Mr. Hoary t il oseia Is Misting from an alarming velem& pewee. on the bran or spinal cord, rianitiag from aa nosideot which betel him in the spring, is the immediate cams of an anxiety ea the part of his family and kinds which may well jellify us in asking oar readers to remember him in ' their iniezaassioes." Dora or LiscrTzeuxe-Clotcerer. Bessceerroni., the &seam of • 1.............4_0.41.• We have te asesauses Frideriek Neil Rdosebstate, d the %egg Owselrh at Bacreeles Lode, Amities, ea the 1411; lest, el the pro. see 47 years. Hs ipee the sea el the k i te Mr M;ise f Hdleametase, Hart, el i=it Ind Oil slam, StiMagabiaesegirteesad elle, the Hesa Lodes Helhasr emeriti el Stessitt, semi Load &Mem Tbe ova bets 4th lieptiathse, 1818 ; .sieved She Meg& Oaveley se emend itsmi Jura. 1837 ; the mat beatmeat lea Hersh IM3 ; awls* let Jamey, UM sad Me* the him atiny sieved with dislisatisa se etteeltel te (Narks Geld lam wider the itstbellaie enema el I BeheMer. Per his eeedelie be revolved • Irma miteritry. M 514 I date 201 k July, 1868: aid ea his seelsemiseAle. fall pay, 'Maimed the beeeregy reek is lisahmeaasels llth Pebetteen MM. He hod fee Mete Mae seeellierly bees seapkeia the Per Depart ist in the Itival Mew abide. The iteseaM mania .. the Mir Mania 1883, lbuirbits, 'vow dimmer g i Ise 13suleeest•Oekteel of Besivell aid 13Meildermair. • The fo ll owing notice was issued from the General Poet-oltioe yesterday, :—" The teal from India (Bom bay limy, due at Southampton on the 26th alt., has not yet arrived." The Royal Mail •stounship Scotia, from New York on the morning of the 9th inst., arrived at Queenstown at 5 a.m. to day (18th inst.) with 182 passengers. She landed 102 sacks of mails and 50 passengers, and proceeded immediately for Liver pool. ill well. • (Via Otookleayss.) NEW YORK, AtINJST 6, Emus°. -President Johnson's health is reported to be fully sistered. Coloured garrisons have been placed in the prin. sipal interior towne. of South Carolina. The government hoe instructed the military Authorities in Texas to continue to observe strict neutrality in the contest between imperialists and republicans in litexios. Gold, 144. The Germania, Oily of Boston, and Damascus ve arrived out. NEW YORK, Loaner 111, 6 sax A conflict of authority has arisen at Charleston I hetween she civil and military authorities. The oibei s h e ri ff appointed by Governor Per r y de -1 p onnedad the surrender of the county gaol, which MS however refused by the military authorities, on the ground that the city was still under martial law. The rebel party in North Carolina are re ported to be agitating for a political conflict with the government and open opposition against Unionist, and =gram. 00ELMER0IAL INTELLIGENOL NEW YOEIL Lwow 8, Evimula. ?Loney easy ; gold, 144}. Exchange on London, 154 ; on Paris, 3.62}. Stocks dull : New York Centrals, 93 ; Illinois, 126 ; Erie, 85 ex div. ; 6-90 United States Bonds, 105 i. Cotton dull : Middlingllpland, 45. Flour, steady. Wheat, quiet. Corn, slightly firmer. Provisions, good inquiry. Ooffee, quiet. Sugar, steady ; molasses, dull. Petroleum, quiet : crude, 32} ; refined, 53. CANADA. QUEBEC, Amer 8. Sir Narciase Belleau has been appointed Cana- dim Premier, and Mr. John Macdonald Minister of Militia. The Canadian Parliament assembled to-day. The G overnor -General, in his speech, hoped that the provisoes would adopt the Confederation scheme. General Grant arrived here on the sth instant. An aide-de-camii of the Governor-General met him at the railway station. The general dined with his excellency and Admiral Hope. He left for Mon treal on the 7th, and has proceeded thence to Toronto. Another unsuccessful attempt has been made to kidnap George N. Sanders in Canada. Telegraphic communication *eras Aspy Bay is interrupted. AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. VIENNA, AUGUST 18. The official Wiener Zeitung of today reprint" an article of the General Correspondent in which it is stated that the understanding arrived at between Herr Von Bismarck and Count Biome at Gastein will very soon receive the imperial sanction. " All collision between the powers has been avoided by this understanding, in which the mutual reclama tion' and the Federal rights have been vindicated, and the union between the German powers has been insured." FRANCE. PARIS, Soomre 18. The Esspecor and Empress arrived yesterday evening at Strasbourg, and met with an enthn siastio reception. The Prince Imperial returned yesterday evening to Fontainebleau. It is stated that the Queen will shortly visit Navarre and the Basque Provinoes. Het Majesty will return to Madrid towards the end of tember. (arma's mom) PRESENTATION OF THE GREEK ADDRESS• ATHENS Auauerr.lo. SPALN. MADRM, Avocrer 17. On Monday forenoon the officials of the Chchosenam ber and a deputation of 10 members, by lot, were admitted to an audience of his Majesty, to whom they handed the text of the address, in reply4o the speech from the throne. Bing George replied : " Gentlemen, --I have received with satisfaction the reply of the Chamber, and thank it for the as surances it gives me of its firm intention to occupy itself seriously with the bills which will be laid before it by my government bearing upon the great interests of our country. May the satisfaction of • these interests and the prosperity of Greece be • the sole object of all oar efforts." WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FIIDAT, AM UR 111. II A.Y. L T. W. -- ,Ii W.X.W. 0 66 N.S.R. .al be R.N.W. An wi N. WAIN X.N.W. 45.98 e 5 8.8. N. 2500 WI B.W. 40.66 55 W.N.W. UM 57i W.N.W. 5505 55 W.N.W. Wiss4 OO ea' w.w. saw w. an lkw. um a w.N.w. 2s. al W.N.W. 4ao a W.N.W. ..:p NW.. . 11.70 W. . IS. N. 19.61 SO, 211.^. Nairn ArdtosiZ Vsleutla Cape tivemool re=l . rarteass nittgotuad. PROPABIA. " 'IV: . WY, O.( W.& W. r O.l &R. m ' O. S.W. re I i cN \ 1.4 - M M . ; 5. 1 6 #)% • P D disappointment, but not dims) , • and 'taAT TN; : GEN * v th e s e t mar Amo s ozlthe wise interested can make the teat owes, it is even now not ,ms 's rumens.) inspossibli that attempts at telegraphic communi- AMERICA. 'Won with America may be commenoed before the a utumn has passed. ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA. . Anntia- fr GUST 10M PARIS. Rh VRESB vAsSiErlt AND (4111111r0173 TIRE AT 14VAIPOBSBN BY.—(THLS DAT.) ••• • --.... ° tillOit On own cossne rasonwr.) ._ This Morning, between 12 and I. Wad', • c•• - .. \ stable of the D Orkin, os duty ear the Inowitgroor PARIS, TZUDADAT Ivismfa- Oenutory, wan smoke laws hen a part al the weal se U The financial world is at present occupied in the th• €7'storP , alt mi"dan ass er a s I" , w ei b t ak .9"4 / 4 1 13 .. 7 discussion of the means by which certain stook has D &map n t o s i lo or k mot um a we!. Km Ow felloweill in the last few days been forced up in the market. several Ira It has been by di•oounting large quantities of Elio- I salmetrme...fe:l74,„, ea tee melmm e eemeh. B"C'emirmiimeaof4ortrosafabi .tt biller and North of Spain. To make this opera- I rush wee tbe hearthionatastraetTOM Lb: pa no en beiee d e a t tioh • and its awe ' intelligible to the maw it is I c4 cou mbs ld be got up. It wee thee Ispeedbie to necessary to explain In u few words as passible the . i s p • ace the In OWN. sad as • bat resoeree mechanism of the French Bourse. The taw only ; • brigade men Ina Saab with • ki• Lima than to the one Dow beteg seabed at the 1 recognises ready money transactions in which the pety .. eh m, tem i ea i m . m. e h err a , am I dock is delivered against a money payment within I by the cream saltine. The MG the! 16.0 1 1 wist, •• 1 ., ii , Is 1 1 twenty-four hours or six fiayr, according ; Li the ; bil l. m e sts=" ae r me eme a L e m form rMae aad a l': li t r„ sg i m r wm r ho ir l nature of the stook—that is, according as' ik ii to 1 i a 7. 1 4 6.1 - 66 pu ti cu i. s, av iisasto seek e ssispooss. ; bearer or nominal. There is a kW which l w as t T a th "tr d 7= t r a me g r t, a , Teee l ee t Cr e re , , ,: \ punishes all bets on the public funds, hut li m e d .„,,,5,,,,,,,m g i a tm, wo e s t a d oess „ y. 42 it is so .worded that it menaces only the rains wore siznoil_t WWII losered s .___med,_ Akill . , 1 seller of stook of which he has not Ow :thel,":naitirordwillbui ware abim i l;.... l on 7 4 :r at IZ aa : e a r tte e titles in his possession, or the certainty of having b e tb e , o trotoo, &a u o bagotasc nata to ke :them at the time agreed on for delivery. The I ars AM& as to the WOE 'SAW Pm but to Lfieitevetasious us u yet Wed at..lbio• l greater part of the transactions on the French I a o „ men ki ms vallps I s co , ar m :ipe I SLIIIt Bourse are, however, notwithstanding this law, affair, eiiiely, • Ora ; GNI end up were time bargains d terms, that is for fit courant or . 1 7 ) :. ° ?, g 7 ti l th• , ; gillT did lee e Pl eetilnia"l fin prochain, the end of the current month or of 1 Ow of sho oofflookoi boa piossii• Ufa . woli fieSii* the mouth next ensuing. The buyer for the end I Wlicc_egfit 28 t h i s ••• " 4 is/ma- owls . ow swam of the month has always the right to require imme- te .,,, i i,7 3 : 6— m 0 ome 'la b 6 ap . diets delivery of the stock bargained for on pay ment of the prim agreed: This is called the es -1 counts or discount. It is in fact a discount, for commercial discount consists' in advancing the amount of a sum not yet due, and the Bourse dis count is the transference to the buyer of the right to the interest attached to the possession of the stook. The rime bargains d pieta, that is, with the pre sent payment of a stipulated sum which entitles the purchaser to take up or ab andon the bargain at the last Bourse of the month, is the most usual form of speculation io France. The buyer at ; rime has the same right of discount as in the simple time ZEVINBIFT NSA A DT HA CKNEY WICK. (YllB At an early hour this (Friday) morning a serious oonflagestle• *warred at the eadeuave firths - robber and waterproof cloth res•iefseterukaoyerriedell..efesees.Cloorge Spill arid OL, situate in the nest . acres o f toria.park. The wo rks occu p y re f ground shuttles on the Lea River, awl are the largest of the kind In the Eartuid of Ludo.. The fir* wan diem:reared at about hail-put 1 o'clock, mill in the western porirou of the main works — a umelionse of three loom, - seed for erring Forwews— wile& wee feed to exam with suds, arid Whig to their general combestibie character, the fn. with rapidity, sad before as alarm eosld E d e r the immediate neighbourhood the whole odf he ter miles roved wee brilliantly illuminate, we eately the whole of the land etumeegines of the trip& were desystehed to the Kum. t thaw Al tmann* no chum of us* the • main weal* building in which the Are celebrated. the Brum directed their auto towards ruing the other large moan of the property. The 1•111411 continued to rage floo with rs una bated fury in the western building, the and roof one after smother give way, and at least& the datroctioa was complete. The at also Noised soon • imp shed. SO feat by 60 feet, which stood oe the west side of the works, and which wee destroyed. The own of the ere soak' ao• be sesertelsed, but it has beep surmised that it might hare mien hem motion. ••••••••••=.I..imMINO bargain. This being the custom of the French Bourse - seems that holders of stook haves fair right to take advantage of it. Their adversaries have no scruple in selling for the sake of lowering the value of the securities they sell, and those whose fortunes are invested in them have a right to use this and every other such arm for the defence of their interesis. A life of such speculation is a state of war. Certain rules are laid down according to which the battle must be fought, but so long as these are observetithe losers have no right to cry out. The Credit Mobilier and the group of stocks which it has created have been for some months " bisared" by a party called here Young Germany. So long as this party was depreoiating these stooks by the sale of quantities which they did not hold, they con sidered their proceedings legitimate ; but now that the Credit Mobilier turns the tables on them and demands immediate delivery, the counter-move is denounced as illicit and a shameful snare. While on the subject of finance and the Credit Mo bilier, I may mention an article in the Constitution/sal of this morning on the results of the late City Loan. There is a reduction of one-third in the number of s h a res applied for, 899,964 having been sub scribed for while there were only 600,000 to be issued. Of these 339,314 were taken by 30,000 clients of the Orsidit Mobilier, giving an average of 11 for each person. The loan has been m ost successful, especially from th e large number [ of small holders, which is stated to be Sys times as many as offered for that of 1856. The committee [ named by the municipality to watch the operations acknowledges that without the assistance of the Crfdit Mobilier the success might have been lees considerable, and at all events would not have been so rapidly obtained. The evening papers report in contradictory terms the movements of the Emperor. It seems decided that he will not come to Bt. Cloud for the present, bus that after an excursion to Mulhouse, which he has gone to visit with the Em press, he will return for a fortnight to Fontaine- Mesa. The death of Don Francisco de Paula having put as end to all ideas of an interview with the Queen of Spain, the visit to Biarritz may have been given up. In this case the political course of baths which M. de Bismarck proposed to take at that celebrated watering place will hardly be so conducive as he had hoped to the health of the Prussian monarchy. He and his master are ex tremely unpopular in Frame, but as all the com ments of the press are based only on conjectures regarding the interview of the sovereigns at Salz burg, they have no value for your readers. To-day's Bourse has been extremely lively. The bears made some desperate efforts to establish a counter movement, but notwithstanding a fall of 100. in Rente prices were well sustained, and a rise in almost all descriptions of stocks seems assured. The news from Marseilles represents business as stagnant in consequence of the quarantine esta blished against arrivals from that place in the ports of Spain and Italy. The merchants express great discontent at the conduct of the authorities, who did not take in time the precautions which would `have saved them from this inconvenience. The disease itself excites little apprehension. Z _ The poet did not deliver the Daily News to-day. I -----------• SHOCKISO A MORTON CCIDINT O JIALLW AY.N !NE LONDON AND --e— - Mr. W. J. Payne, deputy- A :Groner for the Oity 1 and doailiwiolc, bald as inquiry last night at oafs Heaphal touchiog the am* of William Bmidore, wed t e years. The deceased was on Moodily lees at wick ea the London sad Mattock Railway aim at Morley unkading some coal tracks for his employer, Mr. Mess. of that place. An eaginedriver bebg about to Wog in a trate of seven traoks, called to the to get oat al the de did so, sad said, " Ali right." Bat as the tram was amnia( tip the destased steeped en to ths rails again to remove • pises of coal whisk he saw there. Hs wee knocked down sad the whisk of the mom tracks pawed over bias. Me right leg was eat elk mid he was frighdall injured ; but se, stance to say, b• still survived, be 1/1111 up by train to Guy's Hospital, where, however, trsatmcot proved univailleg, ad be died godly after. The Coroner having summed cip. The jeuy returned a violist of " Aacideatel Death," and recommended that some responsible emus should be employed at the goods Bihar of railways to see to the suety of the workmen, e au lump them clear al the rails whoa trains were aproselliag. 1 Laspester 0/mentor laid that be world communicate the reomammdatioe of the jury to the authorities of the Brighton Railway. ...cv FATAL AFFRAY IN THE 041C.ENST-BOAD. An inquiry was held by Mr. Humphreys, Mid dkem coroner, at the Suffolk Arms Term. Bostonetreete Heakoey-road, list evening, relatisg to the death by .11s ea violist°, of William Brittle. aged 48 yeas. The dammed was an old clothes denier, Ire Making is the east end. Oa Monday he went with hie wife sad a f dead of ha's b adtmtane. On their return they drank port we s br oad, esidi they Weems nits briated. At lb. Baker's Arme, is W road, the deceased Waited a weat:a.rmlarkwes is the oompahy of a sawyer named Davie. Deets told hi* to be civil, end wart away. MIL Bates and bee Irked can after him, sad duos to him behind, and hied b Basta his has. Deceased came at him in frost. Davis pushed him, end he, *drunk. fell. He jot up and came as spill quite . Member maned Mat to fall ea Ins head on the orb. He becalm seseelene sad died the nest day. Dr. James Edniu 4, Fitsroy-mame, said that de ceased died from ememeent upon a fall on his head. There were so marks of any blew upon the Ism or body of the dereased. Homy Davis, 8. Batemereerow, Shceediteh, bevies been duly ea re said that the demand asked him to light aad he refused mid west away. Mrs. Britten and soother WOCIIMI rushed after him wad Maid him by the collar the dammed sumo* at him ad he pealted Ibsen ell three away in self defence. The Coroner, in summing-up, said that the cam was me of homicide, but clearly the ad hick led to the 'w death was oat the result of say 301111:311. The fiery returned a verdict of 'Death from Solarise from on easidestal ha from • pueli given by me Hoary Davis." DIA= 07 MR. JAMB LLOYD, BAT UM. —TIM death is aanossoed of Mr., James Lloyd, beaker, of Be , minglam, at the age of ed. In January, 1540, be ivined the Old Bask (Taylor and Lloyd's) as • partner, sad con tinued to gin satin mention to ite managenest mill it was ooeverted into • Limited Liskie Oompasy is April Mt, snow which time be hie mew ' • mat st beard of the new company. For du 2D years be as we active magistrate for the county of Wesersta, sad few many years bold the oMoe of treasurer the pad* of Birmingham Tam ATTIXPTUD A MAMMA-110T AT Clitnnlnm.i The lellesdeg_is the °Meal recort Weed Yesteldal 0 1 QV condition ei Major F. H. de Tern Royal Boginesse. yew, was shot = n th* body on TAW led st Brew*. i :—" Major de Tent rootines to hip Tins AT Blow Cowries—l rather serious rore took nem at Eton on Wediseeday afternoon. About half- B pr a4 llll. ll34 l'he wound is frost has healed enScieutly to din I completely the oommunkatiou which existed with the past 3 o'clock the workshops of the college, Missed seat Thy o f the amt. Ho d „ m 7 'ably. angetsibil ifitt d the Mathematical School, in Dr. Keats's less, were ;Ards. Streager bens that ever may sow ba 1 b e to be lu di t=" ll as m '9" 61 .7 al ma el his resevera.—J. Eason Opening, ILD., Bargees, Megougers wee ed for the e at ollege sad sae Btos Rot a • , engem, which, in &We 01 Me a. 141°°0"" sad K a "' tas ile rv i ti e tws IT GLOVOINTIRMIIRIL —Chian I ban ; P enen ) l 4l7 erekeed " en the spot ' 6.11 were 66 °ma eel Dade, the murderer of big . _ ,. _.wife at llLleadon, as stated al to work. r. Barriers, the college surveyor, was deo Ma mood, while Yr. tr e f d 'earrean, of the soilage polim few <IT. !it__ , ...._ _Wag aPPa L raSS. __ is _ w•d.nrday2: . . H. misruled with • of emotables ; sad es an meelleut ii ..., was 7 Zrg elem tota l" ho r e r% =be best = Wi g / of water was frac ' Me of the Plugs in a ' s- wider • hedge near, and was tidy reseed by Mager." M nezion with the Rion waterworks the flames were subdued 17 about °wool ,. oor i og pt f of d pe th to *h. mu ,. was taken to the polite stake. o f t h ose o gl e d t o assist. Th e uor h e h o m ACTION ioniser A Linevete. Nmwartrl2.o-46. which °ordained , . quantity of doors. samba, and tizaberjaasi need, , the seefeeatieed manager of the et. reteldell the omintiorhoom and dikes of Mr. Harrisoo were oom Sick and.Berkil , tweaght as action for libel. at the pletely gutted, sod • large amount of property to the value LieeePool Aide" YeeteedaVt edam* the Northern Prss. of about 5001. destroyed. Many of taw books and within a,_,_„vertml rorivawlist bad published ea article con were saved. The Sr. originated, it is said. from • boy gm op • loronlY• Poluiliel ol DO 00, 1 doubtful ape ployed upon the premiere, who was ordered to make some plies u° o - . The sew IOviRI beau "MN OW Judie. in reply „. ota , car0 1...10 me wl Airs, so the bottom of which to • emotion nose the jury, mid that if they thought the '-• of the fire hie sa heel atisobed Welt, OR WOW dateadßat bat olieben the iesik they W find fee him. =rings w hi c h i g nite& name T epidly s proodicao. the zwi r, eniwasid their minim by at saes retuning • Rev. flawleey's mathenatisal @shod, which is may for the Ishedent. frose the workshops by • merge, bed a narrow AOCWW TO LI NixDO2MOIr MATS. —An ...ape, and had it not boss for the tried which blew the amidosh, WM& sight hare berm eileaded with serious flames away from the roof of that building, it would very egenegmenue. Itoomoood t o a t ra in s en g e d w eb moor . probably have shared the fate of the saline workshop*. Mr. glenieent thollineml Make twee inn Tuesday night last, li • the edce surveyor, is hound In the Norwich 'shin 11 efelesk. Tine had been • day trip on this lime = Unica while it is understood that the met of the pre- to Leeks ea the omen se the icirestrine fife at the Burnam Ifywykyo Twaraupyr CompAgy...— party was also insured. Most of the college authorities, Crystal Palms. The tads which started from Buttes-on (Tule Dsr.)—The annual meeting was held this forenoon including the provost and headmairter, are at the preen Trent cad look up pa seengses alaifar at Kettorin was the et the Omani Mos, Thresdneulle-eppeh si r . sl in g roomed absent from Rion, it being the midsummer vs. I Slat to returs . at night It ed hors Ribm'sorces at Cropper la the chair, when Mr. James Sent , O.K. was I cotioo ,, _ _ ~, the time mensi4 sad all west as planetwll SRL I s arrived at • director, and Mr. John Blackburn ego o f the 'Ms iv ILL 07 MIL WOODWORTH, LAST Hotta- Wellinglogrome, at old& ma les Ittu= ctma PITTARD TO me Duo of NOWITOMR—A pama* was sad seem *min whit& were struning es eera lli C,-, Air MART @WARE AT STA.-0403TP. B. Lawson, I cooled into Per "lewd • hoe dile ere hum as Ale Pain I , It is !Won& that the sodden, one camel kr 610 euelutt - of the barque van, of in mane that as the Ito tie D u tha e ked oedbeasee, _ /dam sot eteerving the Ands. It engem GM se Mai ihe eichleat oecurred the eilisials Mese Medics wen' 16th eh., st 2 p.m. while in le t .t 36.11 - ii - sethond keg. I to_ _,tb° Duke at ~__et„„,th. -b. , . a bi.s. I=i i is o f itg o j am , t oo ls, sod the engeadge .1 . 2.32 wee, be enerienowl • seven shook, am though the • low rZ t Y. 000410 me to ....wen, lo WA 17• 01 4 vitas I , tae • ship had taken • shad of rocks, and so severe wag it that . wee skated, had method as smutty of 5001..nea ~- ---b elsg four or Eve miliaria Were UM they Dim WC , the MINA WY shaken with great vi This and everything the wifelerof the testator. Tbe peregrapb, we ls. ' able tope the Meolsan ree danger dna', it is Mask 1 on board was similarly affected. This lasted shout Avg 1 1 0 rol l it,„ 1 ° °° " 81 .,.. f.t. sad f w a t ri l eetwiall is over? salami • ' 0 1 7 nu e Mablktnit w e n net aftemaea to to r on m e t en b " 4be *itooll al minutes, what the sheek sotrided, end the need trend , to e guta. "• bo 'i ms — —. 72.477177, adbo .00 11 the D o, o f ig ofr g ems ' o f th e ii ; ese egere were very sem* hick nod sow her cone, sakes the mese for the severe had usdergoon. The weather at the time wee • CUM* lOW RS emontar. The inmost g the at WM removed to the States Heel, and medical agi tee ad tbe water reesarkahatiolr, mown Jose mama, whew iseesieg. is directed tole gli be Mr. We are lt. •babas. After listens, menet .all o t e aboa nge:gege w. i = th ers i x leis Horan, al the banns Wrnisat of bourna's widow during her life, and eremegedi - *rah milk Only limes , o fe w ... to ridatieas nil Ahem after her disakhZeoly the aimmted IS Mr journey.—Morradri Memel. . c i p a semt. ward., report& bevies experieseed a inks m eow resides to the Doke of 134celapplh—lleli Evening Biwa Seee, tbe shiro punkt, ai* . ._ . same time. This ma perhaps, be the effect of mirth- . Cawre° 4 He is getting s a rjoi et filbalibmi edereebber2t quake, which on the =mien of the third day, ' ORYTHAL PALACT. ONN SHILLING DST.- the esweesPoll WO del P. Some ass bet .. _ and which totally destroyed the village of Feedi di THOMMAT, Anateer 17.—Admimia ce payment, 5,340; him me a Wald* luocoodluP Is the emu* UV alna Mal ilsochie, neer Welk —Northern Deily isprees, ditto by NOM tasks% 1,075; told Aare% dr4ls. . intermit to the boy.—New reed Timm 5.79 29.81 29.81 „.. .... SL X N.E. ro 0.1 /L 0b W.J.W. ro 01 F.W. 01 w. I W.R.W. , 0.1 dw,co 10.1 W.N.W. o W. it 0.1 w. a 0.1 W. ca W.N.W. as - LlB • 7: I 2 SASKTIDAT. 031 ilorrirsin RIMY. W.&W. to N.N.W.. Clouts. N.N.R. to W.S.W., freak with "bowers varying, moderate to to gloom. strong. showers to some places. W. to N. and back, Warmly. As above. 'Moog to moderate. W. to N. sod back, Sourgimg. Similar to above. Ire* squa ll y, a few showers. As next above. tarns. Similar. Norther n=ilostland. Wetawn=lroland. Nairn, and *Ma awls& Sontharn=loolloh Channel and By of Amoy. Bastern.- - ladward lagiwd sad North Sea. W.S.W. :ii, LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) — l 4-- ''':- - COTTRT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comatiariciaer Goldbare.) -- rs rut Dana—raw= II mew crams. ebsiolgr=be w lroa L e str od er ai.a.==rsd ip hi p ra i :pt lois ordered bra stead ever lista sites We tomato* meeting kas thee Macao easaa Mr. Dom R oared le stiqoport of tbe epplicatioo. . ala Rooms asked if oda* bed best Oras to Yr. Az dames 'elide:a to the Oallall Sigigaelh tie Mr. Daley oil that patios bed ben ens to Mr. Ai& Kap Jer deigning creditor's Wham that appliostica wool& be Ends to dirndls tilt petition,. The detain* ! l i i itit oe s t i e t r g e:74( a sTo 1 1 ) k• GY P ) raid it did Hi Nve , Ow the bat= be t e u si s t i a te Athfrpe noir% apprebes be be have nee* to do ti l t k h t trlittorialeserillrrOmerer, Mat Mr. idz :Tat i r e tbeellbstel sagas* be easki s to hor!oolse, dir v iral Ow riall litersears be refused until such satin ie e rr ! .. masa , CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Recorder.) Twos Keay. 19, sad Bearessis Ctift, 21, libisse‘ wise sherged with • robbery with violenceupo. hum (murky • 119:11.ibtoa defends& the prisms Lilly. • The promoter is US see was a peer labouring s ‘a , ;all as s ri l lo sa re I Ir. pr,:;..szdad.°l.ll: 3 . . _ 2 Stiho °l ir . a j ! , ...1 1 : es* sod se he vise pee* slew g mes '' e.nstsy 66110 dash et leilki lid was 191011 • 11 * t w o m" , inio kasha! Ids down sad hisied his.. awl treated Ins in i soot brutal tosser, sad tabbed his of do" which es all the mew he lad is his peeks& The Praleeln.r MOM positively ID the Ideality at the prism lOWlift, bss s is on i, 12,=101 001 t mow spoken te es Wag ass at the iss la the estrus, the sides& soles him vs set 00 stress se It wee 211111999 the 9619 tY 19,991 r. Mr. Mks Wrong the jou for hidiy, and culled tit. assess who pro ids • good obarster. The jary asteided Kelly, and laud the other prism, • Mt, Geary. 11Adasea was this eddies& that OM had been proviso/7 1 ooevietsd at felony. sad salsolid to Sad servitude. • The &wonder neatened his to be kept la past unite& i for seven yeses TEM FOLIOS COURTS (T 1111) DAY.) MARLBOROUGH - WHEEL • 0017124R0P gamin °SLUM MIR VIOLZITLI AISMILIN QO SUIDAVOIITEL &mud Martin, a eoffeoehop torpor at 0. Usiometreek New Boadeftee, wits obarged before Mr. Here, it a warrant, withviolatly amaulting his daughter, Mara Sarah Kart* about 14 years of sm. The emapbmiseatesid—The primmer is my father. Lad _ w a dbeedury week out 6 o'sleth to the dais s% IV Mho , best me bemuse I bad overrated with it, stepmother, Me had bees grasablim at me Mil I did sot know what I em &WM. the told sae father when be mass In. and be best me about with a wa.stiek till it baths, and b • mid a broom. He shriek me with it twos on the bed. - - - My bead erm oat end bled • peat del, ea r took was only with bruise% Nothing was dim to my bead, only I bathed It a little. I did not owerlds. I ran away, sad father emight see and took me bath Sem —From what was mid whoa the wan ant sr fer I thought you hed lesen to your mole's. died shield like to go there. Hr. games Mil* in at No. 5, Utherstrest, the was mainly ladnunistal in Ma moosem being tam, acid—Oa the day in question I heart terrific moms, sell saw the poor girl ma into the etre* She me going torah • I me for protsedism bat went on. Her hair was doh* with blood. the prisoner was Meted to the Meth The pet wow get leads, sad mid be timid mime amens eke the minx The blood as the time was reeving all down tbo girrs nook sad snag ea is the present. When I honed the *isomer he asked if It had anything to do with ma Prhoger--But you did Dot me its do it. Mr. Kills—Bat I ham ohms beard you threaten her. Yoe ▪ you would do an yea liked with yes child, ad ern year agighboors the same if they Isterfored. Michel 011haughnomm, one of the warrant alone, ail —lmprehmthed the primmer, and be maid N Ms hard that be Mal set airtime his awe child. He said she had cult Ids wits INIUMS, sled be Arse tor. Oa the way to the nth* he mid be was Dom fer it. The primmer • witness, who orroly devoid bearum_the girt and her stopinothse marrelliag. Mr. Sari:—lt Nmy inteatima to retied the men lb • prosecution has mewl • same of very brutal sad encode violas.o aping the primmer. Without disputing • meet right to &Wimp Ids child. still at the same thee thee re • limits to that. • parent Me no right to correct his did with a bracemetiok In th e armor desoribed. I will nit decide the em while them N ay math ezeitmaset per ream but will take • week's relleotion. frisoner—Will you take bill! There is no me to Ink ifits my badness. Ensa—l will hike two bad in 961. each for the et sonar, en ammlitloa that the girl in the meantime gen* her mole's. TIM ISDSMIACT OF COUMATB-Fresues Peal& —At • wawa' N mostieg el the Middlesex ma memos with topir Titee 7e '7. Mr. T. Tamer mooe d, to witioe—Thst Ns report preeseaml by the *Wes of the Home of Correction et Orldtsth-field. is Ism% me the county day of the July sessioe, that the mid prima le ieseillieleekinommtuient, sad Mherwies Imamate to are idlest le the rules sad regulations premented by thelaw rel es =beas, is well fouaded. That the piss fee hi of the said peies . oubmitted with NM th e be wawa by the MIK MON amertheiteso th= pie , of the Secretes:7 of Rate for the Home t to the statute's that flelemeide sad pre"eisiTa =NM PAW be ea dalp aweeeed, sash esimmemet he earned late effect under the &esti= of the el the amid prison, etas eihma t e d eat of of Moomlod sad carried. The ether Waimea so path. M. t partials*, was disposed of, and the meat edjoareed Byrne= Warns AT WorDeors.—MYerthith e ms.—Yestendeg, at the Windsor BormAilt_ rimy yam. stems, Mr. Alderman Hamm and Kr. neicireess, the tittle( 'magistrates, were eagiouseged for Does lime in Weil mann a rather myster affair obi& was maw their adios by Kr. Beposinteadeat Eager,blt PAM Pees the staimment ef Policewar bwrillith all amine, Nelda, and Mhos, it append es Tool/ ettaersoa, whits moose both Wen Plarin that bolo* lb anew et time Timid of the (least Waters Railmy, s eimet abbase• from the Windom 'artworks. owe of = 11111•114 Jeha Termer, found • gaper wool which cos Mowed waistcoat, a paw of worirman's oerdaroye, mei I dirbeesdinnitisd with a yellow border. The bor amid the sloths@ home to his parents, sad on their Wag vi *wed it wee found that the inside of the wthethad wil •thonsers ware almost anwpithely_ saturated with TAM IP Wto be human bleed. More were pest olors d es the Wing el the waistcoat, while the waist al* hemess wee aim deeply staieed with him& whisk Mt walleatly rub be a strewn down to the bottom We abaft were prams& is emit, to An ileneseset =looked at the Maim, said that, without a to thauthisthas, be wrath mot sac whether they wet of Imam Weed or mot. Unfortunately the seth. , smad Seam of hewn mew is whisk the presets lth ernspped were throws away, het es it was that these miabt Weed sone dm to the pewee eel worn the clothes, • owastehis was despatched with the IN TErille te endmvoar, If pima* to Lod thesa. la ibo sthaatiars the polite have iathasolithe to sift deo wain A Ramos ABBIAndING HS OITILAIS- 4 A iii Liverpool mdse. yesterdsy,th the Itheelfs Assween ifs. Aston and &spook' jury meemeddemeZaz.iW ease, in which the both Ihs defeedsat was the IV ll rfr. Beaufort, rooter if 14 11 / 1 sad Werbartaa, mid the plaintiff was the Bee. L Allem, his aerate. The brig shout to reeks WI sumo applied t o the ast for a bathos of win amounting to 30". Monte deleedaet refweed . to P 47 at u• t i., aNlms that eons indessnee is the paruh to eta,. owed snowy had regatieted him idgead am to =palms!' of the balance of salary said Wit &Imo were eaL Tim plaintiff as this am& WOO which led lila to beams that tied *noontime of thew ware uefthodad, sad es Vet 10th July, !meth* Leaden% et the math WON at Lynam, le told ,ire NO. The Maiden! ea this eolith the phintiff " t Egl i chest, sad • esowelisel," end is reply Mill *Miff Mid WO rector that the meephe im ties perish Isobel epos him " "8"W," its of whose female sernsW tad hso drives swop ft at Os rester, by his coodart. The meter who wee on beewheeh. - dieleatatd she Ph i °" " I lls wall, end sett lima throw the kw with a st z e tr i terice so severely that his oasts for stalks' is ego_ ws unewthed *eked The oar qessitha for thiLm ) gna yam that of daneser, the defendant sot &with lbe "T.. A verdict was returned for the plai n tiff, damages 21101., w• bluely, of the 401. lie bad to my_for medical • ' A " Goole Ontra."—OuWedseeday, st bra lbenithall, Meepared &wisp, • ytheg worth read , IN liatelsweil.theeet, was eiriewed with smooths( ber hit* JAB lit es4 The prompoutor, who wee shout shay 1 1 1 1 . / hi" ha mart with his head philtre& ; 1 1 wows& the dethwthat had iallisted i = a a otoomber. No sad that the I eithy dawshibir. thee hod boss a pied thibleigWAistbo Ve AA he allowed to withdrew hem the thee. will said that re being an tar. de 'bias, I l the cotetwit with friptweemicle Is bis po te l li l i t i ll e rr an ineh weld Ale wee dikedirat thal ibe 1 " 11 ,„ to wl e TA Ida with a esal hathewer. oth sal a s sa V r ••• is with th• ambiess•• am Wolf of his oh asses eal l wine bandits lie thane *shed her was 6 TEST SP ( II" O" RD 11 111 OM • I'oPA &mem* 0•21 thl 0 5 4 NW OP T I OlNVegt sTAWOL ;kW 10 061 gr Mod a. :11 WfrallY Barad , . N • War. 4+ )NDOS 4 The kW aa4Giel toolf figw Tb• Mgr irody %NO a* a_i_••• bee.. 'a onexariiit is aka WA sad • log 1 • 10 . e ID boa bees r Mao It- WO & salidd bei 'NM& ra••••• owl 140, oho I• '.4 filmed WIN aroma be= ••1 010 witio•••, • lad II ••• swum th tad mime they this they I h rem Ai ;gimes • ow *At thes low sir solti sla 1 bides Is ow MI 24 wee a p =IA sew pidi l* Me n a os • 10 I BMW swim Mr. S. la rig ten, 001. 67,0 Ad the two than 1 Theo. deism! braid bo s •.~ .144{ •i 00: -4 ~. B. 17misi id* N lm ova 70041 &gam = ihib: A". IA Tina tar. Wei es 6 li so* Wail es* at II Isq lam *di dr ~., Go hi RI Oa al ami a. Ne. SIN