The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-10 00:00:00

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TAU EVAAnie, TIM LIXII DAVOICIVIL Yews. G. A. and MINA amd c W4t—AZOTILZA L u r e Rama Whom Aackilem sad : MAIAANArs tAoirdca Moore.—AM UN -ST KO I& rsnrowns. TIM lART4lll,llrai AND intozzarairos. J- aw& NA POGO& Moon. D. IJC APOLOGY. DerlsioN. broeglass. tL e :=l D. Illabsr, D. Marros,-Sarlar.Mwisa D. lON M. Otlver.—AAA AM Alff SISTANNIA. Try Evans% Tag VICTIM OF DZLIIMON. Mao" Nay sela, Cranford ma i Drummed: liethassed Mks sad Ywnotal MAGIO *moo CAP. Mir Is. Cow sod Km iMA. ▪ ei SAJINAIID DU VAL-Ommasos a 4 Ikapast G. DIOR WATT& AT IDEDONIIDOL Tsii DAT Kona& ft saa....Asaneoa, tli. UNA TDidonoT Mandy& O. Ille.....A.ltaseas. 111. Q. LONDON, SATURDAY. JUNE 10. Tin Middlesex Magistrates, who constitute an amembly which, in respect of the revenue it admi nisters and the interests it controls, exceeds in importance the Parliament of many • sovereign European State, act upon singular notions of jus tice whenever religious or ecclesiastical questions come before them. The spirit of Mr. Waammv seems to have taken possession of them, and is constantly placing them in opposition to the Go vernment and the liberal legislation of thU coun try. it is not long since they practically set aside the Prison Ministers Bill becalms it exceeded their standard of equity; end now they have taken a further step, which must convince the Legislature that no mea sure • founded on the principle of religious liberty can safely be entrusted to them for execu tion. During the present session the Middlesex Magistrates have promoted • Bill on industrial schools. The Bill having been referred by the House of Commons to • Committee of ten members, it was found on inquiry that there were in the Mid dims' Industrial School 88 Roman Catholic chil dren, who were all compelled to receive instruction in the catechism and to attend the worship of the Established Church. A clergyman of the Church of England, the Rev. STD'S! Tomsza, who appeared before the Committee, made some remarks on the impropriety of this arrangement, and expressed the opinion that it was highly desirable that those children should have the opportunity of being instructed by a Catholic clergyman. The Committee thought so too, and inserted two clauses in the Bill, pro viding that the warrant of commitment of young offenders should specify the religious denomina tion to which they belonged, and that when that was • denomination other than the Church of England the Committee of Visitors should allow one of its ministers to visit them. The Bill was in charge of a sub-committee of Middlesex Magis trates, and Captain Grossor, their chairman, recommended acceptance of the two clauses as concessions which could not in fairness be refused. His advice, however, was not taken, a majority of magistrates were against him, and they came to a resolution to withdraw the Bill altogether, rather then to let it pass in its more liberal form. An attempt was made in Parliament Th e M a rq • oilialiaihr-Y, — as Lord-Lieutenant to avert the loss of the measure ; when a member mfadi „ o; „„„ i i entertainment t o th e of tire House moved to discharge the order for Middlesex magistrates and oMoers of the several mimesis further proceeding with it, the motion was resisted of Middlesex militia oa Saturday, she 17th inst., at Hat aqd negatived. But the Bill, being deserted by field HOMO, alellordebinh its authors, cannot be carried through Parliament General Count Pianelli, commanding the division by anyone else ; a standing order of the House of the Italian array at Torts, has arrived with the Comatose forbids that • Bill should pus a stags without P i m• ili (ale Ladalf) at Clavaiaad-raw' on a visit to tilt Jllllllll and Lady Mathesoa. notice having been given by the agent. Miss Burdett Coutta's afternoon parties at Holly We cannot suppose the Middlesex Magistrates to Lodge will take pleas to-day, on the 17th, and on the 24th be so blind as not to perceive the injustice and biok even cruelty of the arrangements which they desire Last night Lady Colthurst bad a musical party at to uphold. They have only to imagine them- her house is Wilton-aresoent. A select circle assembled on solve* in the place of the parents of these the occasion. The programme cockiest' a choice *election eighty children, to be able to perceive that from the compositions et Verdi, Donirstti, Mercadantr, it is wholly indefensible. At the same time &WM, and other favourite composers. Signor Fiore Pre ys cannot imagine that • body of English sided et the ° Reeler * Ina among the "WWI were Madame Pioretti, MdUe. Growl, Signor Ciampi, IL Fran gentlemen take delight in injustice for its own es . ehi. oinim. ho. sake. It is reasonable aa well as charitable to The members of the Navy Club give their annum' suspect that they are the vietiMil of thei r f ear ' eetertaiomset to the rust Lord of the Admiralty on the They may even have persuaded themselves that in 11th proximo, at Willie's Booms, Xing-street, St. Jaime's. refusing justice to Roman Catholics they show Archbishop Manning has left London for Paris. themselves better friends to religions liberty Yesterday a lecture "On the Rights of Belli than those Protestants who blame them. g er mita and Neutride" waa delivered at the United Service If they insist on having a Protestant lastitasioa by Mr. VIM= Rageoask catechism taught to Roman Catholic children We regret to state that Mdlie. Tietjens is seriously simply because it is their catechism, they are booorgeteseva by the mle•rmlim of • best whisk her foot simply persecutors to the extent of their power, 1!."11,‘,7° ed tad ng the L t a: se l a m m r a ii : and this is the most we can say of • Spanish In- is a :: es ` ene to'. s t age prain b ar g l i s, and bee late exertions in quisition. If, however, they are afraid of the pro- ma l aa bass mewl t h e foot again to swell pc, moot as grass of the Roman Catholic religion as a system es f oospoe it e t e her f ro m appearing on the stage for the pre absolutely, universally, and inevitably opposed to seet.—ortham religious liberty, it is desirable that they should East Lynn, with a part for Miss Bateman, is reflect how far the means they take to resist it are is rehearsal at the Adelpii —Orchestra. adapted to that end. The restraint of religious Tea LATH CzAszwrrex.—A solemn service was opinion by law is part of the avowed policy of the performed yesterday morning at the Reissias Chapel, Wel- Roman Catholic Church, an d this accor di ng t o teak-street, for the late Curewitels, at which his Euelleoor modern ideas is persecution. The true way to th wi e th ltsse the . " Ambagasd or . es and ataßare.:::de“.B.srtuni% together Bmaiss oppose • persecuting system is, not to persecute rommants joeden, were mss " again, but to proclaim boldly the rights and fiber- D ..11PORTID R3TIREMENT OF LORD PALMILEHFON.— ties of the individual conscience. Rome, as a per- Th. p rem ._ w hi c h I. foLd of " ezolicive Information " coo secatlng system, can bear counter persecution, and con i ng t h e proceedings of its political oppouoitti, um to. would infinitely prefer to bear it for • time, rather We very mach regret to learn that, owing to w ean endure the snocessfal assertion of the great arsenics infirmities and fatting health, the Premier will principle of religious liberty and equality. The retire from public life as soon as the peoding appeal to t one method opposes a limited and external restraint iveall•••ry concluded. colleagues, "Itese to themselves to Roman Catholicism ; the oth er strikes : right his aame e : ne vel o: ex e rti ng the , popularity !ttliee to the at its heart. The Middlesex Magistrates may per mane to a dam as „ sally 7. We haps have adopted the not uncommon fallacy of is..e reason ti believe that In corcequence of Lord Palmer suppOsing that the principle of religious liberty don's contemplated rethemeet, negollatlees have bees and equality serves the 'surpasses of the Romish carded on by moms ci the leaden of the alma party. priesthood, and those only. There cannot be a r•ttemp t 2rade Co farm es with Berl Ras greater mistake. Popery does not aad cannot sell cr:arrermerga d ;,agiaama will be sew ds , ra il e a be ati llog n s l flourish as system of hierarchical tyranny sad no spos 6 ;stese at the bests ebewelso a We beds, riestred in oommunities where this priacipli ii ilde Sta icral‘ n : Isa r T 41 ; b• T l i a'aik. m4i*. " •Jthe clearly understood and broadly accepted. TIMI' t ohlo the L or d, a, Me civistaltogi Middlesex Magistrates, by the 000/110 they are pige- m ooll for Trade have dads emu Se suing, are imitating, and as far as they can justifr,triarri=rh", • "Pr oa r aiii ,tt y fr ek s . intr, those whom they intend to oppose a.d b. the President of the T. MMus, sanwhas widens embletkes on the trade of Isethisa Oak; sag condemn. *Ma is sight's Gantt& 4 is 0 -I.: L any evidence were wale lutenist of the elections for bets of the Houst of Comosoce, it would be found in what happened ea Titurrasy night, when, on the motion that the Some go into Committee of Supply, there were man maims on the paper :at one of which was wiestioned. In fact, members are claiming the right to be absent from their poets "on urgent private "affairs." And ituraybeastoonatituentaapp reciate the attention , paid them peneonally in their own beadle more than they would the most punctual pstfontanee of legislative duties. Mr. Boas is sal to have lost a eat of which he was justly rood through the mistake of supposing that his supporters would rather see him doing the duty of I a tepseeentative than have him among them pay , keg aim compliments. His error will not find many imitators. It is quite true there is not sae Maness to detain members of parliament in lows, The Union Chargeability Bill is to be stragly opposed, it is said ; but that will be in the House of Lords. In the House of Commons Sir CILIUM WOOD has to make his Indian Budget speech; but if twenty, or even ten members will sit to listen to him he will be satisfied. The remaining votes in Cannata of Supply might be got through in one night, at the rate of progress at which such business has lately been transacted. The Appropriation Bill might then pass, and the work of the Government would be done. Wo must, however, remind Liberal members that there is still a little more for them to do. There are one or two measures which have claims on their attention, and neglect of which might in some oases prove serious. There are two Bills, important from their connexion with the principle of religions equality, which will next week demand their support. On Monday, Mr. Morava:a Catholic Oath Bill will be again before the House, Lord Pamnsairrow having given a government night for its further consideration. And on Wednesday Mr. Goiania brings forward his Bill on Oxford University tests. A great many electors will look to the division lists of these debates in order to ensurtain what members seeking re-election really I man by those professions of attachment to civil and religions liberty which reed so plausible in election addresses, and will interpret the words of I their suitors by their past acts. It is suspected I that there are some gentlemen who would be sin cerely sorry to forfeit their place and rank among liberals, yet who see nothing contrary to the principles of liberty in excluding • fellow-citizen from the full enjoyment of the advantages of • national institution on account of his meta bership of one rather than another branch of the Christian Church, or in putting on him the obligation of an insulting oath or declaration as a preliminary to his admission to the seat in Parlia ment to which he has been elected by his neigh bours. It is, therefore, desirable that electors and candidates should come to a clear understand ing on these matters. And as no promise is so good • pledge of future conduct as a satisfactory course of action in the peat, it may be expected that Liberal members will desire to place them selves in the best position in the divisions of next week. Co Court. BALMORAL, JUNI 8. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena, drove out yesterday morning. In the afternooo her Majesty. with Prince= Helens sad Frissons Louis, attended by Hrs. Gordon, drove to the Lynn of Quotas. " Marne:womb Reese, Jane 9, 9.30 a.m. " Her Royal Ingham the Prisons of Wales sad the blast prism magas* to maks most wades:tory proems. " AsTsus Fasts, M.D. " & H. iftvzanta, M.D." The Prior* of Wars rode on bomber* yesterday, at tended by Limitesanneolosiel ReppeL In the evening his Royal Highness hosoured the Ditchers of Wellington with his company, at the bail at Apaley house. Tbe Hoe. F. Henry F. Berkeley, M.P., Mr. H. M. Boodle, sod Mr. John X. Clobon (par (part agent), bad an interview with the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, at the Home-office, yesterday, on the subject of the petition of the owners and occupiers of salmon Galleries to the estuary el the River Severe, praying for the amendment of the Salmon Fisheries Act, 1561, Amendment Bill. Despatches' wan received Testoriar at tbe , from As 04WittiONS lb. battiententa on West Could Africa. Despetehee weseriset is the Governors of the Caps of Good Repe,,Nate/, east SI. Belem •24 'it (alum's nraawa.) FLOWN. - PARtB Jan 10. General Mellinet has been elected Grad Master of the Grand Orient Freeinamon Lodges of Franoe by 142 votes against 38 given to M. Mass& CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND BOMBAY MAILS. AiftLiNDRIL. Jun 9. The Syria and sfassilis left here with the above mails at 5 ►m. to-day. The former may be expected at Marseilles on the 15th, and the latter at Southampton about the 22nd inst. The Delhi will leave here at 4 p.m. today, for Southampton, where she may be expected about the 22nd inst. THE TRENCH rum. THE GRAND PRIM TO-MORROW. The Paris noes take pleas to-day and to-morrow, in the Bois dt Boulope. Today Ave prime will be rem for. smooating together to 27,000 fr., without reolkoning the entries. Thin are also Am races to-morrow when the Grand Prix de Perin will be contended foe. This peise rids el et au object of art, 1011111 by the Emperor ; ead 100,000 fr. in meaty, (attributed partly by the olly of Paris, and partly by the peat railway compaaisa The entrance le I.ooofr. for every horse that runs, 6001 r. if he dose nos start, and 500 fr. if forfeit is dotard not clear day blot the ram. The mooed horst maims 10,0001 r., sod Mallard 5,000 tr., out of the antrum moan. When these Maas were ran for on the Let et August, 186$, 122 horses weep tittered for the ocerispoeding stoat of 1886 ; mates them were Gladiator, who has kat 1110 D the Darby at Epsom; Gostraa, who woo the prim of the Joalray Club it Chantilly, and many other Preoeh and English wawa. A large number of our coustrymen have arrived In Paris to witmes this great sporting event ; sod the Parishes bars postponed their visit to the watering plane lad the country, to whisk tat floe weather Isaias them, ea sostant of the same sanactioe. " Argue of the Pose, writes :—" The Grand Prix will to run for on &today, whet all Paris will set oar Derby winner in all probability a mooed time victorious over all that can be brought against him. For some few days past reports bars been in circulation that Gladiator woe serathed for OM eyelet ; but then lo estaday moreisig mat sot to bs a weed of truth in the statement, y quitted Newmarket en rouse to the capital of France, being escorted serer the Channel by a imp body of the English ring-a Attie; guard of lafflour for such a celebrity. The Duke of Monfort, sooompanial by a party of friends. alto left for Paris this roernieg. to nee bow Todlebss, the sole opreesoletive et Eaglaed, portents on the mossies. But, as The Dais gave him two atone and beat him to a easier three weeks before , the on Gladiator, Derby, I motet see the chum he has of Wrapse bles although there are amp tnrn.nps in racing, sod as the wood bores la entitled to 4001. out of the stelae the ven ture, after all, might set be so unprofitable. th e the winter of the French Derby, has been backed is good quarters, bet as Coast Legions ran stood to him with La Mandarin, he mast boo. the oorrectnem of his chance to as ounce. Tile molt, which will no doubt be 'mows in Lou den by 6 o'clock es Banda, afternom, will be walla foe with imagism" as it will set at met all questions as to the teal quality of Glad:ate:a and the Preach hones." WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) SATURDAY, Joss 10. 8 LPL - T. - w - : Nairn 'so.ol =rtk 10.00 00 W. ..! 11010 a W. 61r6rommi 1114.15 67 W.N.W. 11100011/101k 110.07 113 W. Galway I YaWWI& ,llO .57 67 N. Caps Orr 10.056! S.W. glet•011OWIL v•rpooi 150.26 04 W. Netytaad so.lt 17 N.N.W. , tosaace 30.33 64 N. trait. Waft 70 N.L Wets& 11101670 N.Z. r66lwafee4 10.16 66 14 Minna .-10.3/ 157 N. := ;. 413.24 00 L .130.12 66 W.N.W. Wallow 5.1.11116 W. lover Twooallt X00.16!0 W.N.W. , oarborweib.lo.l7 64' N. Walla 11 011 . )016 66 W.N. W. 6 1: oil rativasis. SUNDAY. OM NOISMINM MONDAY. W.S.W. to N.N.W.And COMM N.W. to d.W., al= Deck. tomb. to moderate, % soma showers As above, showers Is WL A Aian. ✓ase lon. Northaty to W.. freak 11001X11•11. W.B.W. • isosrally. bat fresh. showers to • few itself. As Dad above. As keit above, sow 11.0138314 rally dna. darshsonosecoiland. Wodirsolddicad. Wad% sad 14 * condos. Bootherta.Mcilish Channel and Bay at Slog. Isatornotisotward Maitland and North Boa. The President of Queen's College, Belfast, ob serves, in the course of his annual report to her Majesty. issued this week :—" is various departments of the publio service, the Rackets of Beirut College continue to obtaio valuable end Margin plum The history el some of them at home and abroad is quite remarkable, ea account of the adaptation they have shown for their particular employ. meats, of their rapid promotion, through the recommenda tion of their superiors, as well u of the unabated affection many of them °options to evince towards their relations and their former iustruotors and fellow students here BOARD Or TRADE, Wnrrnanix, June 9.—The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy Connell for Trade have mosived, from the Secretary of State for Foreign Alban, • copy of regulations respecting paean gars' luggage at Odsma, which has been forwarded by her Majesty's comal-gemsal at that port, and is published in last night's Gaulle. WRITIIRALL, Jaws 7.—The Queen has been pleased to present the Reversed Asdrew Kennedy Hutohi ecia Boyd, D.D., to the charge and *Moe of first minister of the church and pariah of St. Andrew's, in the presby tery of St. Andrew's and exwatyof Fife, vacant by the death l of the Rev. John Park, D.D.—Grszefte. RIVRR PLATS. BOTH , CATION OF INTINDRD BLOCKADE or TIM POSTS AND COAST OF PARAGUAY. Foams Orrice. Jinn is hereby notified that Berl Rama% K.O , her Majesty" Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has received iutelligmoe from her Ma jesty's Minister at Bunco Ayres, and her Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at Monte Video, to the purport and offset that the portand meat of the republic of Pwraguy were about to be blockaded by a Bruilian naval form, which, es the 24th of April (last), was on its way up the Pusan ; sad fur ther, that the poets in the provisos of Matto Gramm are closed to all yeas de.— Gazette. RAILWAY CORmissions. — ln consequence of the Whiten holidays the ciommissioo hare only met oeos this weak—the 9th of June. Present—the Duke of Devoe shire, chairman ; Sir Rowland Hill, Captain Gahm, Messrs. LeyssoaDower, Lowe, Honda, Dalglish , Glyn, Waage, sad the simian, Mr. Pole. TRINITY SUNDAY. —The Bishop of London will hold his general ordinatioa to-morrow mornieg, in St. Paul's Cathedral. The servios will corampuo at • quarter before 10 a.m. TIP sermon will be Reached by the Rey. &award byes Plumptre, IL A.. prebendsm of St. Paul's and chap- Ws and professor of divinity in King's College, Loadoo. At the Temple Mon*, at 3 p.m., a sermon will be preached by the Very Rev. Arthur Peahen Stanley, D. D., Dean of WesuniuMer. At her Majesty's Chapel Royal, Whitebill, at the 3 pan. service, the Rev. Charles Merimle. 8.D., chaplain to the House of Commons, will matiatie his coarse of Boyle Lectures. At the special made( service is Westminster Abbey, at 7 p.m., the sermon will be preached by the Rev. Thomas Jamie Rowse], IL A., motor of St. Margaret, Lothbery. Litgisaal AND Sorawrinc Marmon FOR THE Rasura° Wsna.—mcoday—Arelitons, at 8, " New Amiss Owls. Manchester," Mr. Waterhouse ; Geographical, at " Journey to Wahaba Capital. Arabia," Colonel Pelly ; • rie .Kores." Ostwie, Alles Young. Tuesday —Sem -I=at 71. • Orlpael Site of Church of Holy 711" Rot. J. Male: Rtheelostcal, at 8, Dr. Modem ; " Rellgems Yenisei, seasprisiog .ford-wearieg. to ," Ds. Shorn ; Zoological, at 8, " ran of Potato:pale Professor Allman. Wedaseday— likenseopecal, at 8 ;._Agehpologiosl Association, at St, Wallisunewic r t s t i he l kiespital of St. Oros, Winchester, " Mr. Balgent. —Manilseastia. at 7, Attila Kest ,.zzoogon, Ogg , " New Phswenim," Mr. Babes " Aretie I Dr. ;Nokia: "The New Games d Maim* Am mer% Profaner Oliver; Ohernisal. at 8, " Laatta. Series et deb* . Mee. Freakiest and Duppa ; Royal, stile Astkparies, at 81. Fridav—Philologiesi. at 8, °' ay of jaia and Otoustrr," Now Professor Key " Vodie Word Aditi," Rev. J. Davies ; "Terminatioe old of threshold, de: Mr. Mania. xi :iv. LW. W.& W. &W. lIN.W. 111.14.1 a ILL NA N.& NA N.Z. N.I. 6.Y N.W. N.W. \ - 1 I V IZt v ijk iN , 1•44 G, JUNt: 14, 1865. DREADFJL RAILWAY AG AT STAPLEIIIIRST. T lady Is severely eat shoat the face and cossiderably indeed about the amt. One al her feet is alio mask Injured and oat. This aafartanate lady's busload was killed wen the woe ; bat aotwithatandiag the peat slunk to her Miens reosived by whamming meek a dreseal ognmenes, Is depeadeat of her owe peressal Wisdom, she is fully samlbis sad Is aware of the sad loss she bas endsined by tise shocking death al her husbead. Thb lady and genllnamn the Oestle mod Taboo bad hew ;variously slaying at Hotel, bat baying heard c/ the meat essarsiers to Pub and beak, bed availed themselves of the oppartasity be visit the Tomah capital, and were on their NM= journey whim the dreadful saddest bappaped. Moms. Lobb ad Co. Imre la Immediate attendees* ad the Omstle and Falcon es soon se the soffaress reached the hotel, sad continued till nailaight, rawasning their pro fassiosel duties at sa edgy hour this tooraing. wed coo. honing in atteadases up to the mommat our reporter left. At Guy's Hospital, Mrs. Ann Patanion, 25 years of age. Is sawing train shock to the system, bus shin socraing is chagrin!, and can converge freely. Skate glms so Mesat of ohs moideut beyond the knowledge the i went over the bridge, and the osniages were huddled together. some in the water and some ia the mud. The carrier is which she was seated turned ba Its side. bat eke was fortu nate enough to escape by albablag oat el the window. A lady who was sitting mat bar was killed ca the spot. A assoad cope is that of M. J. Le Marchand, aged 47, who ha so:Wised some injury to the pelvis. He also is program. lug favourably. Hs knows little of the aosideat. • young lady who sat next to hiss was killed as the spot. She was to be mauled Dent week. There was a ma with a lag bird ; but he was too late to premat the train mining on. M. Le Marahand was Wares& Is the water, and a man was nadir him. LAM INTELLIGKNUE. (THIS DAY.) TEN PERSONS KILLED.--LIPWARDS OF TWENTY WOUNDED. The two fatal socideote oa the Greet Western Railway have keen followed by coe era more 'Willed ea the South-Rasters Rah sod from the ch" 63616 of conned the the task to which the &oder grog will be reed with saasually plaid botanist. The fast Wel resin, timed bas leave Foßooters st 1,30 p.m. au the s nivel of parmesan freak leologste , who quitted Paris yesterday massing at 7 o'clock, dated• as assial, with about 110 pareeegers, wed prerseded I :early SO mike as its Joann, whim, at a place celled Stspleharst, the sooldeat occurred whisk kas beet produc tive of snob lamentable oonsequeemes. It appears that it this point the railway cram a dram whisk la viable isis of formidable dimensions sad al eoesidereble depth, bet Gamma shrinks to the propartkor of &rivulet. Os the bridge itself s plate had bees kossaed by the plabslayaws, sad the melee rsundas over this was throws ea the rens. Though displaoed from ila proper track the larestotlve ad hued to the permanent way, bat the train broke luta two parts, sad seven or eight of the earriagos pluaged into or through the Onus, a fell el weed fast. These naluippy vehioka were es washed sod elist tend to please that together they did hot essopy the specs of two whole carriages; cushions sad lamp were throws out, tato, sad apes the mad is eli dinette/a ; sad, so regards the imaapeate, the mad story was only too truth fully told in the telegram reesived Is tows shoo* before 4 o'clock —" Several killed at Staplehrint ; moor move bl• Jared." Mr. VeerslL the manager, sad Mr. Knight, the Mee superinteedeet, JD motet of this Information immediately left Louden-bridge, and proc eeded to the spot is a @pedal train, taking with them Mr. Sidney Jones, of St. Thomas's Hospital, Mr. Adams, of the London Hospital (surgeon to t►eoolmenn7). Dr. Palfrey, Dr. Meals Batton, and such other medical aid as could be procured at the moment. Madame was also eanniesed from Ashford sad Toe.. bridge, so that before my keg 20 medical k least, were as the spot. There was bat too much need for the senior of on. and all. A at the 000dition of the kale and a hasty recognition class class to whit& its occupants Wagged showed that it was no ordinary accident which bad occurred. The carriages that went down late the water were so twisted, flattered, and turned upon their sides that it was Impossible to my whether the I unfortunate travellers laid* bad been killed outright by the shook or suffocated as they lay In the water and mods Those of the passagers who seemed injury in the bet ladles* behaved nobly towards their fellows in diseases I there wee no nodule irresolute on the back ; everythieg I Net willing heeds could do was dose. sad dose et oese ; bat, in spite of every effort, tee Meshed hews lest hoped I recall, and 20 is the lowees estimate that be bees baked es to the wounded. Mr. Hoare, a residua in the district, placed his earbe at the disposal of the medical staff, and valualge ash was rendered by this army in dealing with names of the greatest emergency. In the confusion which prevailed, and owing to the manifest reluctance of most of the sufferers to alarm their friends by disclosing their names, the greatest difficulty was experienced in collecting anything like emi rate kformaties as to the casualties. Several of the dead remain still without identification, all that is known of eels peaty being that they were pekoes of souse peados returning from India. Is the course of the *ageing socomici trains brought te Leaden those of the party whose toeditiee fitted them to travel ; but frequently it was 'ticket that they theecteelm were scarcely rossoious of the exseet of the shock they bei undergoes. Our gentleman had sustained serious Injuries about the head. In two or three instances members of • party into which death had istroded came sadly and an accompanied to town. Otte case of this kind was peculiarly eecting. A gentleman, evidently is mate pain, but in of still greater distress of mind, carried, half anoosseioaely, the bonnet warn by his wife cm the jemmy that was so lamentably and, in bet cue, fetidly interrupted. Among these brought to Londoa by their Meads in the course of the evening were Mr. Gotham, who premeds& to the St. James's Hotel, suffering from injuries to the leg and fees ; Madame Gouverneur, of York-house, Twicken ham, contused and shaken ; Mr. Blow, 'ravish)* Hotel, severely injured about the head ; Mr. J. P. Lord, of Bolton, Lancashire, and Mn. Load, taker to the Castle and Farm, aildersptostreet, Mrs Lord having received severe in -1 juries ; end Mrs. Adams Mammal. who had received cuts the head and face, this lady's husband being among tbe I I killed. Another lady, name unsacertaked, was taken to Gee's tiospitel. The Mends of those known to have bees in the train were soarcely less to be pitied than Cog them selves. Both at London -bridge sod ces stations. large Dumber, of eager inquirers gathered, the Dews of the accident having attained Immediate sad almost univer sal circulation, evicts, deubtlen, to the circncoetance that the railway sookleate occurring previously had prepared the public to watch for the next in the series of disasters that oa these coosaions follow each other with the fatal regularity of fires. kr. Charles Dickens had • narrow escape. He was is bits hair, hat, fortai:ttav !Or hinkelt kid for the bate , rests of literature. received no injuries whatever. The digester, it is thought, would have been even greater bad it not been for the unusual amount of break-power in corporated with the trait. In addition to the ordinary leverage power exerted io the three guards' vans, there were patent tweaks as well, of the kind known as Cremes. an American invention, supposed to possess properties of peculiar value is arresting the progress at a train. Taking into account the contral exercised over the engine, there were no lees than seven breaks in all regulating the speed of the trail. By the lest of the special tykes which reached town at or after 1 o'clock this morning two other outlooks with iejories of a serious thanker reached town. Thee* were Mr. Hunt, of Dalkon, and a French gentkossa, M. le chant, whose whose hip wee fractured. The family and friends of Mr. Moss, partner to the firm of Kelm. Dairies, chandelier manufacturers, of Roundeditch, were so uneasy on ka count that, that, after the neeipt of two or three telegrams from his medical attendant+, they prokeded to Staplehurst by special train. It was understood, however, that in the Mee of this rectlonian the injuries wore principally confined to the foot. With the exception of one of the guards, who neared coutneione, and of the engineer and fireman, who were shaken but not otherwise hurt, the company's servants escaped. The police have felt it right to take into custody the foreman of the gang of platelayers. responsible for the ocaditiou of the pokiest of the lies at which the accident occurred. It will, of course, be matter for inquiry hereafter whether the plate was, in fact, improperly removed and the accident thereby occa sioned ; whether the flag protecting the operations of the platelayers was seat beak to • sufficient dis tance, and there placed so that it could be ken by the sagimdriver. But it would be plainly premature, as well as unjust towards the prisoner, to allude here to my of the rumours curtest on these points. The inquest upon the remaine el the tisosseed will be opened formally this afternoon, but, pending templets indeetificatioe, wil probably be adjourned till Mosby aexL IQUITY 001JRT. (Mare Treamessilar eir K. T. lindenley.) Tam amair-ortroluart CIONYMIT. Th.VrteSL gin itniPusi to ibis gcl.S, eir mo m u s Fray amd iaterday Is WI week. n u care leder the err cm the rabies el /Ara dem i Booth for a casapabory vied* up of the comper. It s wil l ow me famed la 1850, wish • renal it 66,026., 130.000 share at Ha ear. Iti earned ea Wier lay as proitebly, emit ming aay &rased esti blza at • needs' of the asereheress, • resairise to wlad-0p the vestry voluaterlly, sad do two el shear were darter cd the eau % Trey made a sell which cm the slieseba% LOT, remeted, sod he prorated • petition for • whir malted is ea order berg aria is Decembar. by shish he was is have 50/. W Ids ears, asg sad aside al the liquidators were soullneed ep wir d Meta The }editor', Mn. Agia sl6 16141 4 wet a l b o rer r 2,000 rare. m id is 1868 abe essivel a rig s stairs that • *all al 3s. • rare bed been male eel 8y u s bur prier that aroma she raid be relieved beet ig harmliabilb7. She paid the wasy sad band are more of the oompsay aatil 1864, when as oppiismisiZ sods to her far the pap ier it another sr W I a . scum ‘mu ususuis sug aired bee to norm it fa, applied to her solieller, who attended la rearm; osi we stayed. sad she .ow sought to bar as or made for eerpriesey miners up es the tonere( pe e k : That the karat= ware perm to be es. .a to re are, see et these • disseatOg unarm* esseher • riled Inederres, reelar M La WOW at York that ate at them, • 11r. Gortem ud boo sppristid clerk to the *then at • rimy et yo . ;ewesad that they bad Warred mete to the sari sad upwards, sad yet so Mier* mc lalre beim tsksa for the terdW pp d risks it the aompsay. The irhmuos. y s rellerriag to the above fare, said it wee quite ale's I lie deft Deessabsr, 1869, was mob that kalotbliss 4 the eirem amt eteases, mid Mat that part d g Ala seminar* the ars of the kidders@ arid ads./ 1:1 there bed bees umber *admire se its ps a g ats r the order had BMW bass sfYotit Tbst mar be disarmed. The volarery mailass bad been grog on slues 1867, lied he bad so dews s a l thus bad boos • sompubtsry wisdiss-so tbs Rettig twit bays base disposed at less ago. lie acquitted the licrta ton at sa bareper latestioes. bat two at them me it y a gales poultice. There sour be ea order far • masa* wiediag up. arid he would dip es of the questios s meth la shearers. Mr. Roebuck, KY., and MG Hadfield, MX., addressed their comtittienta at SWAM yesterday. Er. Itirebook's spent wee priocipally takes gip with seams to charges which have been made against him as to his vote ea the Nominees Bill. sad his policy ea tepid to the Amason question. He esatended that the recogaition of the South by Finglaud and Frame would have brought about as event nessimry for the May ot Europe, via, the splitting is two of as oncost and over. bearing republic. Mr. Roebuck DM with a good dal of oppositioo, bat, au the question of emblem or so coo& dimes bang pat to the vote, there was • majority in favour of the boo. pietism& A vote of cionlatence ia his ocilsagas COURT OF COMMON FLEAS. was adopted ussadinously. Stamp is Bases.-(Before Lord Obit Janie ble, rd The Earl of Lichfield, who is actively engaged Justine Willem, Bytes, sad Smith.) in collecting minim sad information from the working EMT V. rsts alarAT minus Wins/ MOM. elegem on the subjoin, of arbitration and Lord fit. Lomas This *WS! I. KM am wee • Wu* tiegiseer, ead is • _2. the shannera 04 Salmilay the 7th Demobs', he mat Mk bill, had an interview with a amber el the licattorkers or mood fo the k r wows it oiraff, iiii North Staffordshire, at Hanley, os Wedessday. :eked It they skid go by teals throsek le ffewede, Ma. Gismos Hrlllaoll.-A keen parliamentary He was told that the Maio left at 4.34-• fast whidi mann is ponied at Whitby. Mr. Thomases, the pressat it seems he wen prwriciudy requented with. If ths Ink liberal member, sad Mr. George Hodson, who for the first had bees in time it would have reached Gleamter aft% time for mealy years has entered to seek the su ff rages sad they mold have pee on by the mantras. sad read of • matituency, have jest visited Me lows, Newcastle at 5.58 as Boaday morales. The trek dills), w sod idowed meetings of their friends. Both pathos= are however, arrive at Cardiff anal 6, sad the plaintiff sad II actively canvassing. and tbs tripods of both some friend were too late for the mail Ms, sad they wo, confidence of ultimate sneers. It la remarked, however, sequisally had to star all night at Gloucester, sad mid that the leading conservatives do not show any sathusissm see get to Named* ustil ille•day morsig. Vela coo behalf of Mr. Rodeos, and we are of opinion they would them eimaistanem, the plaintiff claimed &mops frau ens h im 1 the intonate of the lemegit by spin seeding company upos the grated that they had Inoksa Mr err him isto retimosut -Leeds Mercury. teed to coney him to his jeersey's sad vitiate • rams* MA. ALSOYD AND Silt Cltialla WOMr. dam His conasel, however, did not pat is soy tirOatall Akroyd has explained to tics *lepton of Hardai why be had Mow • contract, bet amply produced the miles) turn no dam°, i n one ti a g bins Charles W oo d 6 6 jidit a x. si r The .....I._ trial took place before Mr. Jostles Mellor, r , Charles Wood ought to be made a peer, be says, and leave • New what the jury , totted for the Mistier vacancy, sad If sithet Lord Pshoerstoe will not make him dalle7 o 4 -151 . lie. for lees of time, and lf. 18.. for urea 1 a .or he w ill no t woo s a pom p, ti s Monied. Subsequently, however. the omit grated sub that the comma? mil setr. Akroyd's tank, and, besides, it w ool nisi for • flosefahr ups the aquatint of time. " Although the report was coon sot liable. sad the gamins now ems whether this es) the Wu • mated, ~,,a still prevailed, that this) Mould be made absolute rare diationion was only_ delayed Mr • onvsot Mfr. Teeple. V • mei Kr. Owslalttoas &Mama to slaw isms." AM Sir Charles Wood, so aye Mr. Akroyd, 0 668 ; aid E r. Ed ward James, Q C., to IluPPort the "la ma gee is mut/hem while he lamed can lady get in- The Lora Chief„ Jostles, mid that he those' , the i t i S Mien be has property. So Mr. Akroyd sestatolly rule Mould On mem Mooloie epos the eakeowledges" his tether's friend 's marten in giving test Vim was ao widows of breach ill 1 way t o hi m , dot th oug h .. j o u, a t o ta w a d van tage a or al breach al seatrest on the part of the railway an. it, macticially does so. It la an wigwam way mash ot em 7. The whale Viewewte of the Plaintiff ofoittel ii =se old frisad by neer form al local wealth. The tli f irt he bowleg likes • Held Km tom aid set Ale ot liable: most feel Mad 01 • hamlet whom until 6 fussed st 4.34, sad ememnsetiv Matt pity WM not only seam • main ask t expel the mold, „tot mist the eg trains upon tee *BM property ceo not osly secure a ,ucent sat, but sxpel she could isat iseet the ewo. s i.4l Ol liaise epa. lb. Mll fsitbful reprisentative of a whole posratios eiesses.- 666 North lartlfaemlaZie. The "bete" of Kt dpectaior. =re coleus wee that the defendants wore guilty of a lior•s Cousin or Sneotons.-The following of duty Maim the train was an hoar sal kno b s , of the co n es% b oo k ( boo ,, m oote d h o oka m a . halt . lLte. that (the me lt Chief Jana) Jill a titn a ), lsii ho mi lleTer y „11 , one previous meetings ot the creosol, were admitted as sock on T! 'Pm . '" the Bth ieeteet. ehr. Marra Thomas m a k mommos o ; did cot prove a cannot or • duty um the part of Sc h .. railway company that the train Mold be at He stake si ship dated Ed Apo m iaba t umo Ksaral ; g ow bala j b `m o diPloaa y Feudal. la ij o gk m y : the time UM the pump: 'meted it. Why did he n Wu/m*l4 ' 4lr% 14°.mnimc 1 1838 .4 1 "WI Baskaatti. apart by itl thrs if tribi b. i bsa bill Spetvtbillegleocolapasy, sad it im' a i :i tail it w a e lit i balm" ' Pandwa.taaraca' Hol lo way . N ovember 1 ' 183 8 ' had bees produced it would hays been seen what the sip aad Edward Ban "' 114b41zaaa ' tla " daa ' Ma y 3 ' 141/ ' tract was Th ey would thee have ogee Mather this few -Emarres.--In the list of fellows by latiania•MO•• may, like most others, did sot say that they would Dora which appeared yesterday, the data of the diploma ot mem _ ___ _ ____, ,_ „._ ,i__ of __ __,, n „. bership ot William Damn Stook M.D. Si. Andrew's, recto. .:_sr,!•,..inwew,==;l-_-_ -27..,-:11-.1-__:: I, M. sod LS.A., Lisooln'ains- fi alds, was omitted. It "`T: '.! ""m M')"'"''"' oo . ko ; 17 f 77.: r"Z io T koo 7" w bu i should have been April 10, 186 L Mains MD & WIWI took place with the alkali upon the platten& Pumillisar JoHNSON. -T he eyes of mankind are palsies were 'abject to enormous liabilities; bat now turned upon Andrew Johnnie, to whom, by the decree =ugh with p reens whose t...i i ,... i t wm t o of slavery, the immediate future of America is roulad e spa tie woks ; D ia „ 6 „ moo t t o 6 am m o * wpm He is • man whose personal antecridents bear s romsrkabla upon the mayo .,. It woe oa k. oose wo oe i o uthouse resseiblsoes to those of his predecessor in oleos. Ile was mitt the pow , m i g h t h ave does th e i r d u ty is o w/ so. 1 born (18013) in %house of poverty is the San& sail it spent; bat before a po n y could recover f ar breach o f elf his living by mawtal tail. mid ee had " school "' I ' ll "' or ot oostract, he most show the minima of the My la He wee taught to read by ajourasynes tailor by whom side the ao itract be worked, sad is indebted to his wife, to whom he was f g;:i 00 0k o mo o , said the owe wensouieleedd go married at the sp of twenty, for farther instruction. He pewit'', ace, hat he had es daub.' that tha /WA mid jos pined some •P 13•••• as • "nab"' lath. lwww"-Cifma'alfr ties it right is the demise which he had WM SS. e 'reassesee-where be resided, sad was Wise its alderman m a le o b ei d a t o . (elected Ant at the aged 21) sad thrice its mayor. Is his Bitt sa - iddlemm-Glef 20. yam. tirestymentli year be was elected to the state leg islature, ip at Nei P r i ns in islatore. Ii aad • Comma Jury.) sad began with so attack on • popular mason eternal improvements, which cost him his seat son year. He op. WWII V. WOK. peered as a repneentative in Cowen ia 1844 sad from Met Tide war ea. •.W 1 " to 806688 d 6661 186 16 0 0086 1 8 • 6 II time identiffed himself with the tiensemais and pee-slavery having been woomed down ha_a fah. pa ug st i y. e a sita • was sea d at r r rw , ads t 41. f:oversee r a lim a demoorat Tesser : c t plai lb stiff, .. Serleita ima i tg•: airisse ßries sat Parry F ier aka lbo rd d sp o pear iai l t. fra tonal i s . w ish th, goat& Ryes is the amps* which owin it e d The plat stiff was • araffolder, in the employ of Sea Cabin, of °merino-road, and he resided at Souseartiel in the election of Hr. L'Velile Kr. Jobless Val cot made iirsotemieno.ougofh to be v itic ote hin fo o r nd ll a. r. , D e cuglas, ouon, w in! s m o tod w for re. is O wm e the wesi ffff s wi g l itlittet ....__,...vhd oi leet udik he w oz ai lape oll . hi ea s , wa to rto wm weilli haeasibm wi l rate MajorGeaerek Brookeeridge. (Indeed be had re. down irf the wetw'mot's ways w hi c h """ crossed „, ~_ ,__ u. Mead twelve TOWS himself towards nomination in that Oray'whie.fredi sod wee fool down . 6666 " •6 _1 ooaveatioa.) Whets the war broke oat, Kr. Johnson smog fell with emiderable tone upon hi elbow, le to the side of the Unioa spinet hie party sad his friends. the arm MI in seriously but that ha ti t 180 idolised the 'Julep, sad his wrath apnea those wbo be talua to the Royal Free Hospital, 3 would denim it hoes no measure. Whoa the leaden a Was 13 weeks before be was able to do 607 work asseeden were plotting disonios. of which Breckenridge leg he wages et Mu a weak dories this time ; zed ie.,. Tall SlSatiellt, iaileilOS &embed he set sad declared that tfoo to Km tedium, Bulimia from such a bort, the fif maser on red to be hon. He war the oily Southern had to undergo as meratioa is 00011Muime of . mtr who adhered to the Gahm, sad he had to pay begin formed in his injured arm. dearly for it. Rio effigy wee buoy in Teasers& and oa TM Pima" )u 81 '° 81668 1886 who 688 in fault, Ht= his way home after Me adjoin-meet of Oatirress, In was is that the cob wie re the wrong side ; but it 661 i .. s 5 severely handfed. "Oar citizens," sad the ef t aeplat the reed wee Porfeetly (Mar the dri ver '''" (Tennessee) darker April 25, 1861. " card yesoday, right to be el either side. It wee eat that 06 os h woe tit with everydemonstratiou of delight, the isdignity o ff ered its improper mod, the highest 4•40 sttribated at ia t Governor Johnson on his way from Washingtoo to °me. my whims beim( sight miles an hour. It seamed ale Alio. Hie mem" Its V 01 . mks s eprsa ao s oap e d. the plaintiff bid crossed nearly the whole width of Wily effective to Virginians. He gm insulted at Moen lam, led had Mild jest Moine' of the rab-horm. WI . every depot. At Lynchburg his noes was most hand. le was amok by the point at the shaft, end yd _,be ewg, sanely pilled, while be was hooted mad grouted st by the sew the vehicle. The defeedlet's counsel ecele" .. ,_ ~..r. large crowd. The Miter is meeting his reward. We have to t e r, wider them eretweiteeme. levet. Mw' beard sines, boo good sutberity, that at Liberty, In Bed. mid ham coatributol loth* teddissi. • lord county, Virginia, Johnson was taken from the ace sad The jury Maud for Me defend et. . • rope placed round bis neck preliminary to • - --- • hanging- Some old Billie" of the candy Mated Vo r : P ril d . ' COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVOT • min that Teassease would do for kin what they proposed to do, and be was let oft." He suffered mach is Tee- (Before the Judge Ordinary.) semi as be had in Virginia, but tbronsla it al showed .., _ ..., ,_ If ol . lll !:.. 11101211 . . g a pe. resolatios and pluck. On his ratan Se Weshinsawtelito Mr T . J. Oil= for t h e possums'. ; M r. take his seat in the Snail, he bad to come snood b see s al Mr. Isderwick for the t. the free ...i... a. ...a. . misty wad forcible speeds in The stlffttrdme it lffear Mr4/7:1"h, time tha w . ' S I % Cowries whin was for him s wide popularity. Th wen • ymell ret abed 20 Yeme '" sr , - -- ,d„bd prohhat policy WM t o „ o m i t to pm, .ash plane I daughter Of • eivil espeser in MOW Keitarealow . is *. South. o f w him, b e had o hbw oo g „ ak a . a fa ma b omf • forams of 1,10111. or 1,200 t She bad, however. beff i t; sed, m ook ibk. me w b o b u d resided it, that m o o, . ..a habit of giving IMMO/ in the French language, sa vage , noder tiris idedlymeant rule Andrew Johnson was (karats me" theletleabitemil el the reePoadeat.wb°__," . „.. • .ig 1862) made a Bagadieramairel. ad arallrund by the to her Nei is emewlumee of hie m""' ..." ip name, es the Preskirint's nomiostios, as military weever to floPes her sernoss for his &welter • '''' - are of Tee -a post which he held until his inanguntios ____,„". mld„_M have bees • motet me. s o d mw '',._, l i b e wee as vimpreeideot. He had long been a slaveholdsk but had "mwm the receipt &Mod& Her ease wee this s ,__ . „t w°••. ;.. .. k g k ip the reputation of being a kind muter. When he because into - .1 1 of Tenucesee, he waa visited by be 81066 1n • swig it is the Shipwrights' Arms, a co C,77;;: o b„bi, a t hie e irg i ov iS o Sh os . aa d tad t h e . m oot °rammed. Against this step she had strosgly IN h e woo wo n that the s assisies o r a w o k e t ensed bk and it bed led to quarrels Mires° them, sod a . TIM. o wing t e r nem weaselly, 66at th e y w w w o ut ma n, k in. amitios, the respeedest Wailes the stated his bell s. ite and bad best remain es the km sad work for them- emus, for hie„ _efetimt_ , ,ffhe,_,_w f w fry" ona lara ed F ilsi salves. His military arlinisimestiori is Tasman was "Pww ww°m, „fm ammo, _m °.frti__.,f"_,7' She "mint LATEST PARTICULARS. marked by rigour but not by cruelty . I ham sever beard her bushed me° awed 'et wish "'IP."'" a 7.„,i w i al of the ezention of my of those "traitors," ageism Mow, 1668 Palla her to oa the Boor. am ow ‘ !"-_,„. - The accounts furnished to the railway siathori- he so fulminates, under his rule. Boos atter ha arrival at 11 " with lw°Psr clothing sad sewmarl m w _..." .... " bonlis dm in Luodoo in reference to the catastrophe were, up to oittiNtualots:liticti.l7l.o.°taitaasisgum.ttitteTelyttyleacmtaan.loositEtirontboaseto.hfoomeir_ekrorafteossesal a o r o _t_ Thoo or ie& t ".- . 66 :41 Y61. 7 4 1 ,1 7a . k . : l4l4debinc t th e i r ::: be . ;:: rait ' 1 1 o'clock this &harem& very incomplete in point of da ta. Th e m en facts, published this i n of the mdse. I. o , ei ..... ewi t, Th e h aw h ee t thi eg h e did to bees is ' heal* Maw formerly bees art test oboly affair are , however, folly onfirund in the corepany's imprison live eleogyme aad suppress • esespnpor ; b o a ilts„ sad be Moieties" dashed the allrgitioes of , h , 1 ~....,4_ N ow omue utters base bees forma/ea to Loam. there is no doubt whatever that they rare stimiag rap He had cam mailed her down, bat it was °elf ev: 1 attitude, tad he 1 bride during the maiming from those who bare sos tetTestpoiriort 11100 1 : gan." elore f i roarf' tilt enea, that ib Leci allgala ttiwo tbetwalle."4B.w.“ suns (" VO ir iaooo 6° id f a l.oo l l a twr ihr.l . 1 31 6iBg ano her 0 i ll w ee d injury, in several instances the sufferers axpresslng may i os s awas o f ki s „ mea l m a g ma . m g 1 in ,„„ nom• fantod the petitioser sad his &velem palling mokbtlp a wish that their names sbouid not be made knows for fear her some emplane It, loyalists that Gnawer y o b www , hair; but so far from Me enialdag tee b . b i le at maim alarm amoog their treads. Two of the bodess shelded too much the tootles et liesserienistai who had ! manly „ a _imetlefel_ te aPfd,.. woe. she knot h at supieb„„ have 504 70 boo . mamas& A um, l eft then, in Nashville sod gem to the Ossfedarate smal l ; ..""' "'"""-,,.., ""' ‘ ,..._"."Li. ii,,, -- '‘,..6 se" bard 04 perms booted at Liman-Midge daring the mom ham whalaa/a beeebi P e. He is liugt•bla• re tats, ead .---- w i.- - ' ''''s a r ag b . - ' - ', an--„,--,.,e- thatßust eve led , lag Ice the kW el the widest. esaptisa, awl he Ma the ~met puma a ff seibm Never . "m' ob Tj oi k ' '''' '''''''''' --- ' had sae Mee romped for redaspe ; added the h ee d gree d . I sad the aresest et her father Wombat , .. l a a dditio n to me wool Of Ma. MO; the brothmis- mist part Matt le me teak a the matins debates was In I but the lather ' sow le a lassie WI." M 'II '. lewd gr. Das, the obasdeliar maker, of He w h o advocated iodermill to President Andrew Jambes for WO J. KU isthmoid that he Iffe oath" Mr. Lord and his wife, asd Mr. Adams Hamm, who were 61 1° 1 ° 646 % 0184 bY military Lewin Now Woes & wh e t. had been made est foe the isterpseitirm of the A ewer may lam been Mil cease ist Ms tab*s to the Castle end Faloon, thins* pleo• gentlemen . bsisi h . - • 14 • ioffeeimie nsi gh ' " aim " " P s4l6 ' ~,weed issagareelea as viseewasihren was emelt I Tatty. who le mush out aheet.Sto heed and whom am mime Mai me met is Manna ; having in -- . 4 COURT OF BANKRUPTC oms L ie j knees met hip are eseaderably SissaMillerßalljeined is ea Washington some yearn Mahn he To e I. Napes, ad mom ii",,Ragietn. Wirt.., se ssimmi et ummulese the iiir i i i i i i m a b y og is ow n . laving bail Meads mostly _misted with bins is lias- •'lnin a a. ear. counts. 1 . Elk. 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