The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-18 00:00:00

1 - - --..... . 1\ Ek‘SPAP Lit . .....7-!--..-""‘..._ - • -,....,.........,-------- 141„1,,.. , , t '.Y, kWeili. ( '•:. , • ~.', ' -,-- ......- , - a. o ---- --......_.i <Asa 21a I A . I . . • 14 1 1't4013 rt 51. No. 2,859.] Von4icLe. NY OF LONDO N. TlmolimEoobtot mod west Stroad. —TM IMTS ollotood cot DEPOSITS Irs tom RAI=D Wm Ws My to /I 4 DM pm ant 00. ♦ lig. ISATTEEW SUMS/ULU Iva. Kamm. gDOIN GS for GENTLEMEN.—For 60. per week, {en Warn um law elpeesle weihvattilited BED the en et • Bel aillaki e mess ft sem web the deity sad weedy sigiti...• Wilda mows toot Analog. Ito. nt 0 osowornor. oliwoorro. Ete eatese—ealy te. par wank. , VENTILATING STOVES ! SUSPENSION eirovzsl Parobsw roe or the ettaw, kr they are tbe two Is* elawpret, ascot hrelthy. awl aorecmirra kr embus. shark. kalk, aelosis wardrooms% alms, grelskagres, tartrowei Inicarwa ! M. Trospatuwee la kb odor seat put Ms — I) DWG awl Zg rik mar. Ilwaiwwiory sad luraishlas Wareboom Laid= rORLOVERS at FISH,— 100 posies YAII, ilolllll SWAIM tre Oh. prow korbsimi. lbws LT hillllllllD DIIU C * a M sail CaIMP ARTICLE of FOOD Sorwardod se MI pm% as no* of pootsiro olompa sr m sllo gui s m_44 = t selos rah mil Mil illrostios. musty. omi alarm Liam Jea., lla Carer, 0111 i Terris/IL ollibio rim osmos W. laltat hos ow wtt It Yarmouth =riassri the . Itammooma Basso 111Mirk C i tt 1.84. 0 an. mom so pm aro poopssl le mod sat sour spoadmo leralliftle MOS/ IN • as somi. Ilmos 1 bid WI mums pus irmit mbar Ocm—a. . ambensiwimisert. IL ars% Pease. Omoimr I. NM" 1 HB eesessefel melts of tbe last ball mot pen/ bond gentlea that BOWLISIDIIII= I I peneees yeseliely asenteltlas mien be the ~b. enturs. Ikai ttai Iwisswass dee hums Ws. It preemie - It Inn W. sr 'who Ousibmissii Wow Islpsss awl el WWII, sod swim k Wsllllll/ssll. earth sal owe sifts kW. assulselles at Is pia alloribills soma& Pas 411 Ism Is arisidlo is *VA* Wit st ImpssWal WI et lsk. /Ws Is. W.; T..; ie swill M. id.; mil dolls SW sise, sosswir do* keno an the ends " hew. isle Mlommas 011." to two neer—llebe b A. 10111.11eD sad mom 114 liatneweedea. Lanka sad by naneee rd serieneee jrDB JONOH'B LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVIA OIL maple obealsei la Welke milt, eepenisi and lie with Minims and disatimt, tram Meanie ermognees, ARRAS, RAIFORD. and Cu , 77, !Pinsk Lesion, and tress wary ropestable einenista In town and nosairy. Imperial tallinsin (111 on.). 11. id. MI (SO ea), 4a. P.I. Quarts OD os), Ss RIIMEMAR.—On the 29th of May, 1866, as Wafts as mated by a Ask ONO al Orsitsv, sod to 11th la :Wooten a ado perg:Xmo Nab hallo sad otat, to lota as fa oar a pima 01 Awe, ad• alas, eat Is by lad s hoot of for al and by dto Ilia et a abo d oh a at. tie Poris, tad a looportel so =ol 4 =-.. famosor, So. 1, la s may lot mod tobalas cd a Soda Trimout. AA tastrilly. oar Ow as at tat day% atoursols ma alb* sesdloio sl Ono et lopsolsurdiss Nita mode Isom Wilms Ilsogillso outlast+ am le the no el Os IWO at a_ ost poen sl Aso. poolid Itioner. Mu 11. I Ihs osit solloold ow* A Ost or dissise tarsi. milloloors. s Os SOO& Orlin Mots lath ous loollolls Bai a ntslin al Or prism% troll; halo. roi le = sh the omprOs to Os goad ln toost sto a%sto will ?Asa um Per I. I. tot S. me OA deal tid aot of oil oadollos qualm 'My dais so So bat lab Oftsot Ors us bits sosssoL Nib Os arr. at lb. ta its by lomat idlote data a assa dom. is siddelooll V W l lls o r sis. . Iss.—To bs lod u L eir losols aid O at = at awl A. A, Odlordast; Moot" 0111WirL ia ll . i. 1•2140111% liarkfßOJelit • ; Willisil ; illalleirl0;1141111 1 ; li rt•VI t tr ia • ii• • • lo p.t ke sued, prim Ow MRS CURABILITY of WNSUTAION ; being asell" now liwar reromeop. net ,to legal Wham" AA mom a all CANAAA A TARATIMMiII A ane, his MART. Lodes : Lorine. Dram Grins. ma Carps F: NEWS of the WORLD, Leaden r i eg Nowomper. leverds, 11 4 0 . 4 a l ai= pebaj ftillin nters z=asib A er g. = r i lse ilweepente. eieritemo eL inftro pz & ars = be m aim = etteli be mg Maim_ Mir Itamblit'ateet ea t. m& THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPER. pries trumped ed.. gawped * Llama Jaersal, the adverts of tree anamaree sad al all wand nalarww. la the retest lad valve el he decal amee—la the itesanay lvw recorts, sad la Ilse varied raermatthe mad eammereial loaner • watataed la the sitr, railway. ash saartary artiam—Uila p..r Il rdr ". TAL CORRESPONDENTS AT TIM SEAT OP WAR. MaRSION NEWS le RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL. ha sailaelvely early report cd elapyl* la the Imam dale le rap- BY WM* every Owed Meal. awl itNOM= Mt OM' DAILY ISIIQII9 WOE; 1.111 2 f.ODEB ALL orrimaiin ADVIRTISTWIMITE. a rasik — ror inViares.;;Wireir:FopTi7:o;:raility yaws am ut suarempsnoir. poor ban by anatiansy mai mill lebnaanae. Mimi air bunts donde, and pasitian ass barint lt• be ow% mind a anik at lotaltsillter nommon In Or bandsung sr at so IL& yw. b. amissola "e t PPR af mann past s telnina prm palliaban win e on angalseem taraialk nue alma of ova omit may so sant la, se IL par qaariar. paid la lame y PIIgAIMINI atom PtiY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 sm. at i ll I pas., .t I A ye, week; 'applied is lowa If abestrA at Ow at yea day. cc 134 (=damped) p h il i crer ; by MA AL Nowa AgaLL TampleiLreeL IL Y NEWS FOR WARDED tstbe COUNTRY b . / EVISMNO POOL at 11%. 44. per v, paymmt no whims% RN MADDOX, 10, Upper Albsay-N, itgeaes-past. Dedraikst sad Rowe Agent. VeLT NEWS LENT TO READ, is Loads., lla pr quafter.-8124T by 11101NING KAM, at Ll lia. Id. MONO DO., 114. ed. Or gr.—H. ADAM& 11, Parliaaaist.sinial, %Maims:, News *pat BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO ItkAD; .app.led to the country by main pmt, at Maid. per bower. paid to adesaea-11. BUIthICF, Orovibtarraer, West aelinibignere, Neva A CORPSE IN • CHURCH.—B•TELE. By as order is costal the @Rioting build tread here was ordered to be slated is July, ISM; bet the palliators, belieriag it to he assenewity, infused to appoint a burial board; sad, leader three circumstances, the bishop recess aisaded the dean to autism the interments. This as data did atil the pawns of the resent set, isdistiag a NE peaty es sauseary conviction. The dean than refused to rash say mere burials. Oa Use 4tb of October • pen= sawed Adana died, sad eppliestios was wads is, the body la be interred Is the perish eberchlerd, sad the appliestire was refused. Os Sunday lest, lest before the elan of the Marano service, the body was .brought late the shank la &parish seas, and placed in the nave. The deele was re quasi to buy it, alias gh sogn had beta dsg or other paandos ad*, sod he refused. The friends ef the de . MOM thin left the @harsh, learns the body then. The 'harsh doors were locked. and the body still Imola& is the and edifies. It is a fortaight also, the death, sad the alluvia la the church, as way be supposed, is awful. A pads sorting woe held lest eight, to wiewooriellio the gsvassiest to send dove s eowasissioser, sod the dna has insested int:action from the Seeman of State. A Tottx IN A PANIC. The 0 • lone of Turin woes s letter from Osier', is the of flerdiale, &lag as assist ef the kw rimiest *submit of cholera Is that tea. eat as the INNISSIMSedeII with which the lash!. teats wen aka. dad slim* VW offend ludo lIIIMMINIMOD he as heolag aft, , sae add be Issied salssa pa allse. Maga the Vios-Sysdle. Meals Taw sal Omaha Las e moldy nava to ewe the paar m : l l 7 their psis by Mktg ass a ample sad fainted a seem so as Waits read with = ems beads. The emesistest selesslaa I Meal PP* , Sibrimi it their isewerdia, at moo saga a s k oun k s , : aid mory vials from thesestorward sealeal a dam burls!. Bet the Maeda@ a the authorities did as sad -here ; the beam dad Mak elope, sad refused to all that seat meet at as iellast Tana spa displa big palls st ss is ale etaitypety bo soseeksd the b ye airn, ead, also WEI sayjilssasiw is ads, at Let asestesed is sea Ist the ads .8 his as sad% ad bass It sir sae a hem based as sad sad aft balsaapaws d ike pl the mast m a , a a the hopepes = Marfa, tis as NNW This threat wee slasWt la basher esarais soma Oa= asid their airs se sesal. The et this tie saw sera the bast des Was lashiltsa lsi tat i ts 'the euthi . a the shit sad Miami, std the sor asap ass s a id l. belga sfestaslty nava by the salary mow .spea MUM Pimielld—•l3E/LLDINI DAT, 00T. 17. italialt. TAN ; ditto by seas twee, h. 2 • Oserageadisi day la yew, SAL NT/IMR of OBBABTOPOL. The ILLUS- VILATSD TI XIS ef SATURDAY oat eta millo farther el elebeetsp=e4tadiseke IM ugh thresalt. 11141•1—Cetekee Match . II a ben the kaglive al the ewe the Wee. Swam *la Ole did ths Week. llluketee Thaw prlee 2d. weekly. NAVAL AND MILITARY. DUBLIN, Ocr. 17. Yesterday evening 98 volunteers from the South Kayo Rifles embarked at the North Will for the Crimea. This batch, with forme deteehaeati, sake the voloaturi Iron this coos 170 asa. This asendas sheet GO lavalid soldiers fees the Crimea arrived at filo North Wail. Many of these were at the surmise of the Reda. se the 18th of lam, sad eahible soldiers of their oilcan. They will be visited sad impaled by his Zuellersey the Lord-Lierateasat this aftonseee at O'Bries's Hotel, when they are esse- Greta* kresteL RIIII7OIICIIIIINTS POZ Tll CRIZZA.—The troop slips Herefordshire, Hamner, sad Dalhousie are daily expected is Qeessatows, to tak, oat drafts (roes Foamy, Limerick, Tessplassors, sad Mslliysr, far Malta sad the Crimea, Massie, to the (Woeful swim/et.: Ist, 9th, 18th, 14th, Nth, 33rd, 39th, 41,t, 47th, 49th, 60th, 66th, 66th, 68th, Died, sad 89th. The total ism by the above Ships sous pals. 2 Isla onerra, 11 pastas, 69 'abettors*, 29 per pests, 411 dreamers, and reek sad 11.. His Zuellesoy the Berl Osrliele,lL.G., has boos *seed to appoist Caplets Alszsaise J. IL Mot, 6th Dragons Oser to be ea eatis site do sump, vise Vissout Basis. moss, resissed. PORTSMOUTH, Om 17. The Pembroke, 60, and Cornwallis, 60, sonwe, sailed et dayllabe this moraine for Betthada. The Calcutta, 84, ha,* feat her sea to the two above massed ships, was sewed lase harbour this aftersocte. Th. Liss* Moron, mist Is-day he tlie eastward with WOOLWICH, Om 17. This afiersees, bt nib* the 17th and 26th empealas glebe 219111 IMMO bad Moon, andor the own mad el CC agaole maidodoks of 170 soroomaio missed Ala n aid . Pollogod aa bean ulobiol order ea tidele woad, is mar et tie °reams Ilee• pied. Ibent OMR beim the Numbed down to the Anne& fitea dos North Lest Bell way. heeded ht theft splendid brew had, to premed by that mews Is Peens. to tadergo a genres of lehl Wks& doe, Lb, eanseeted efflb that hoes& et the Oedema aerobe. Orders have been sent to Chatham to have In realness 2 eergesalk 2 int emporia', 2 11000114 corporals, and 100 privates. of the Royal Simpers and Mitten, to embark for the Crimea to 811 up vacancies caused by death and invalids in these eompanles at mean in the C►imea. Ceptaia Lambert is to aosompasy the detachment oat to the seat of war. About 30 moults who have joined the Royal Sappers and ![lam ha serious pantie( the (*witty have been ordered op to Woolwieh Sokoto lismiquartere. The 26th ~pee, of the Rapper. ere ordered to ham Wootwilit so Wednesday meet, the 24th hut., for Chatham. On Tuesday afterwasa 36 peons and driven of the Royal Artillery left Woolwielt ter Ireland, to join Captain R. M. Boner's wanpeny, No. 4of the 13in battalion held battery), at promot stationed at Lints/irk. _ As iiihaine of nom pudee has bees sanstlased between Captain C. T. Du Platt, 4th battalion, sad Captain M. B. Fordo, 10th battalion, Royal Artillery. Assistant-Bargees H. W. Voss is to he temporarily attached to the RAyal Hone Artillery at Woolwieb, ander authority dated Hone Guards, Oat. 9, 1869. DEVONPORT, Ow. 17. TM Awes. steam tender, Master Commander Veitob, we.l.ksa We dock at Keyhus on Monday last to receive new beam. The Ado's*, Item tender, Master Conommetkin Maywood, arrived here on Friday with super. ennosesells, and has boon tikes into dock at He ham to have hat boners »paired. lallesible, 6, peddle, We been *Mee eat of the ballade Keyhole, aad is at mown along side the sea Rob. Übe is to rake the place of the Avon, mom lards,, at this port, during the period of repair of the Roseino, seventies brig, at this port, loft ea • abort mho yesterday (Tuesday) looming, mod »tamed sleds to the Bound last evening. Siren, 16, Commander Oiway, strived hers an Friday wooing, having been coat i poled to return to this port to make good the Wangs done to her mainmast, which she sprung in • gale of wind. Iles maw lam lossbass as the followisg day, asd Onto" had detests made good wilt golato the Sound this day (Wed- Moday). Laths floemil—lmplarishis and Nautilus. In Hamden -- 1114/1.111441h Royel William, Siren, Sylph, Loos, Advice, Coolkonow Monease and Camel lighters. ROCHESTER, Omr. 16. A detachment of the Royal Artillery ow reale from Woolwich to Sheerness left this morning, bar ng arrived late as the previous evening, and billeted in the town. Lieutenant Barn in command, Sagsant-Majoe W. Dutald, 1 sergeant, 3 corporals, 1 shoeing smith, end 25 R re and driven, ereempeaird by 60 very flee young house It is the intention et the Ordaanse to establish at Sheerness a battery school of instruction. • Assistant-Surgeon William caw left Fort Pitt this day for Cork, to take charge et mops ruder orders for the Crimea. FATAL COLLISION IN THE FOREIGN LEGION AT GOSPORT. PORTSMOUTH, Oar. 17. A lamentable collision occurred at Hasler, Gos port, yesterday afternoon, between some men of the German Legion, meetly arrived in this country from North Asso rts., resoling in the instantaneous death of one of them, a privets, named Joseph Goltsweits, aged thirty-one, a Freashmen by birth. It appears that it is a staadiog order of the ngiatent that no men are to be allowed to Isere the banasks until five o'clock is the afternoon, sad that this *Am hair been strictly enforced. A division of the corps bal bees as duty for soma time at Fort Koski's, a short distance from head-quarters at Hasler &weeks, sad yes terday sltersoon, about three o'clock, • number of the au allaomptod to leave their quarters; thy were, however, lent bask by tle guard, and were soothed to quarters by lbw sergoaat major. At about a quarter-pest four, how- ever, they appeared at the gates of the Wracks again, most of them Ming armed with sticks, as. The gaud was insualitkeiy ordered oat and advanced on the as.., and sedimental to indite, them to leave, but without effect. At that moment the captain of the day, Captain Von Joao, seeing whet wet going es, ordered the guard to ix herniate. Tide wee dose, end the guard eduaised a few steps towards the men, who wen told that if they did sot disperse the utieles of war would be UMW out to their full east. Several of the sees now retired, but others reseekeed, emesget whom was deceased, who appears to have boss a sou eriagleader 1. the matter; and these became very vio lent In their maduct, threatening to attack the guard, make these Oman, fts. At this stage deceased, it is dinned, raised his stick, as did others, in a most excitable meaner, bo strews, el the advested men of the guard. This sank the Omer, cue of the privates of the guard, used lifisokia Nusbaum.' German, egad 27 years, end beim., So the first company of the regiment, wades. ming 011 gamy the blow with his sine. Deemed still sinni [tiered his, sad ptiesser—es it is ernerkd by then she witsilled the &is—haring his bayonet pointed to Amend Woolf, the other in the seafasiou rue upsa it. The emelt nat.& wound of is Mak and a half in lssgth es the olio was isaisted, and death almost instestealiesaly es mod. The physicians of the regiment, Dre. Aseheahldt anti lid. &den it to be iseemprebessible that death shall ben issued from rusk a wetted, sad en Wind to atlas% it to [eternal steaks of blood Inn the brooklet of a bkeinseel. ♦ peel smarten namination is to be held, and this will probably decide the point. It Is reported by one of the odious of the neatest that be lad seen the diseased la a state of intosisatioa jest prier to the stray. The prisoner wee tan into eassrdy lest night et sieves este*. by Pollee Cosetatile Andrew*, of the Haste Con stabulary. He *fern se resistaan. He remarked that he had dose so men thee his ditty. This &Serums he wee takes before the ovum Moak, at which Capt. ihmael pre sided, ski he was formally remanded, psediog the inquest en the body of descend. Lest sight a beard ef Akin el the regiment atesselled, and held their 120 essalsatiss of the primmer. The beard eessisted d Cartels ?Easels Weise (president), Captain Jams; Liestesaat Saemes, Liattessat Ritter, mad Lies. tenant Piles/sky. Oa being interrogated the primmer made the tied wing stetemeat in reply : Yeloaday &foetuses, at d s'elesk, a member of men, sanatiag is about 30, some to the bonnet gets far the esrPems of gutting out of banana I would sot let them oat, sad they were sodded to her mks till after tea time. Afterwards, about Ulf that umber retureed and said that as they were set as stay, II ova allowable then M p est. The LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER espied et the guard, Charles Niebuhr, ordered two sea of the goad to sand the area from the gate to their bee reeks, whisk was dim; but they rude se of language s l am " t" guard, *Wag. • Sere were but few sea is the guard they said aM "get rid " At four o'clock • greet umber more rasa ens to the pis, sad the gaud woe Stud out, sad %be Rao dtteeked vs with sticks. Corporal Niebuhr thou gore the order to its Upsets, sad by order, myself sad a private, maned Ni....., ad sand, sad the sea stepped bask a see es twe, sad raised their stiebs. A sea Sea struck se, end I charged Insets at his He still sheared oa as, sHoaptiag us strike ata, sad se I I stood still with my bayous, Axed he wee rum through." to meth ill-holing has bees exalted betimes the Gsriballi ad Fria& is the neatest, that the latter lave Wel, is the amber of about 60, bees named to 041001lesi19/8. IRELAND. • 18, 1855. DUBLIN, Oar. 17. ME IRISH TENANT LEAGUE. The members and friends of the Irish Tenant League bid • meeting at the Leaps Rooms, in Beessforftlece, for the purpose of adopting an address to the pope, and of moldering the steps to be taken fee a mom solve and vigorous promotion of the tesect-rigbt muse hereafter. Them wee a large muster, trite almost every part of the country, of the men whetters taken- the Mat active part in the fcrmlor_Frfilleadinge of th e Lieges; and among them wee Kr. 1L Moms, kf.P., lie. J. F. Maguire, M.P., /Lr.‘Tristrani Kennedy, M.P., Mr. P. O'Brien, M.P., Areldesoon Coughlan, Dr. Grattan, Dr. Om. Mr. J. Mainamus Cantwell. &s. • A warm dieser goo, which was kept up from twelve o'sleek sae near four, preceded the public meeting. far thew pose of deciding on the address, the point white chiefly created a division being • reeensmandstien that the Leaf* should adopt a broader gemmed of o p e ratioas thole mere tenant-right, and should deal with ether peildis grievances that might arise,_gt more sitemially with the church goalies. Tflit, champ • gives an entirely new 'barmier to the League, and by rendering it more popular in the smith and west, will probably prolong its existence, while in the north its poeitiou will not, at all events, be worse than it previously was, although questions of so delicate a nature as the church establishment have been hitherto carefully avoided, cut of respect to the feelings of the friends of the League in Ulster. It was resolved yesterday that meetings should be occasion ally held throughout the country, and that a tenant bill, embodying the principles of the Lague, should be prepared for presentation in parliament. Resole. lees expressing regret for the dangerous illness of Mr. Loess, and for the departure of Mr. Duffy, were also adopted. A grand itald-day took plea at Phenix Park yesterday althoegh the advanced semen of the year bad readend it probable that these exercises would be discos. based foe a few months after the last wealt's review. A series of cleverly executed movements rapidly suceeded sash other, after which the troops advanced in line of column, Inked, and presented arms to his Eseelnney the Lord Lientenut. Wheeling to the right, each regiment the* marched put in open column of naive and com panies. The 13th Regiment which headed the infantry, was the oely regiment of the line on the groan, and of Gonne attracted the largest share of attendee. Although ' there appears to be relay young soldiers in its ranks, nothing could exceed the firm and steady demeanour of the men. The grenadier and light companies were particularly re marked for their open and soldier-like bearing. The bronzed features of the old ladies soldiers contrasted favourably with Ike youthful countenance. of the younger men, and when this flee regiment is ordered to the Crimea, we have so doubt they will be fouad a most valuable acquisition to the allied armies. 6HIPBVILDING IN COWL—There are at present three sow Tank on the stodge in the different dockyard, of the city—owe at the yard of Mogen. Pike and Co., which is • Tory Sae boo screw steamer of betwoon 700 sad 800 tons register, and which will be read y for launching is a eonple of meanie : another at the yard of Blears. Robiasois and Co., also an iron screw 'tomer, of about 700 tons register, with straight stem, and it Is ezpoetod from bar model that she will be • wiry fast sailer. She has his. on the stocks about ton weeks, sad her plating is Dourly flashed. The third, • light ship, for the Trinity Board in Lemke, is beta` bellt at Mr. Wheeler's yard.—Cork Reporter. SPORTING. WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON OCTOBER MEMIEND—WZDIIIIDAT. Tits Bouass_ll,ainftsa. et 10 oovo. snob, b ft. Cies ffesses riders. PAlSffsbobAis lib extra. T.Y.C. (7 ebbs.) Mr. F. hies llMlbisitsbg lbws Prim. t arty/ yrkpat ffb .llbbb = I p NI. B. InW belibbd% ftial ffelgegi. ISM pr sank Krs Tbibbo a _4 pp. HAM VA 3 Mr.. % Irma Camisol ym Met INr Oisi (*oxtail- (Palma 4 Ompus E. ayes sur lin" 4 yrs, net IA (Mr. Devotes) Haulm ( 6to 2 aye lootguukt, 3to 1 agst Moue Sou too, 7to 3 aim Ueda Davit, 4 to 1 agst Brigid Pbabus Woo by two kerbs ; bud thud. CAllas4 was pulled up, Master liortai bayed mad at starting, sad did not gat off. BAsomoAr FLAMM of 60 son. The view to be sold by imams for 501..&e._ Ose Mr. J. M. Malics . l;;;;; et by Alms, 2 yrs, 4/st 12Ib (cm In lib) -- •... ......(Fordbars) 1 Mr. Cielliver's Mime% II mast Sib (Friar) 2 Kr. Jokes Daman Q. 2 pm, Ist Sib (w. St 121 b (11sowdam t The Morris' shores : Bordeaux. Veadrke, May Aes. Bettina : 6 to 4es fiesTeiti.pest, 6to 1 *soh eget Noi smite rad %deism. • Else rem is ; eras by a head ; very bed third. BwiatsTonns of 6 sees. sash, with 20 added ; for 2 and tyr olds. The wiener to Weald for 100 sees. Allowances if astern' to be sold for law, As. Costae wlonsn extra. Firs furlongs. (6 sobs.) Mt. W. Smirk's t try Commit= eat et limbed. 2 yrs (80t). est 1018..........«. ... ...... (ya r dk a l 1 Mr. Bps's Ms Vnn - i . ;;; * poi. j. E b (Banana I PbMr. =andallesnow, a yrs (101.1. Mt Mb.- (T. Clift 3 Mr. Bs Primo" Iyrs 0014, st. (Maas) 4 Mr. Wallies lowdea, I yrs (Mt ), bst 101 b (Bowls) b El4tda6 : 6 sad 7t04 so Euriog 811 y. Woe dourly by half a length ; bad third. The winner wu bought is for 60 "mime. TEM GRAND OPEN STIIPIACIIMIII of 20 son. each, 10 ft, aad 6 only it oeelareill, Me., with 1008418 d. The aecond to save his stake. Denali" penalties and allowed's'. About her mike. (23 tabs., 9of whoa declared.) Mr. Harper'. rarest Qum, aged. lost (Thrift 1 Mr. B. land'. °Wham (It b), seed , sat lit (to nsil 3 Mr. T. Oitretee Murk* Daley, gel, eat sib (Janet 3 The following also nit :—Ttpperery Boy, Ram, Star of Ragland, Lows Napolooo (lees Nicholas), Blue Beard, Dieppe, Royalty, sad Eugenia. Betting : 6 to 2 eget Eugenia, 7 to 1 tech eget Roes, Star of Ragland. °Mimes, and Maurice Daley, 8 to 1 eget Royalty.—Won easily by three lengths; a very wide in terval separating the seeded from the third; Tipperary Boy, Louis Napoleon, Burnie. tad Star of Ragland owed the post la the order named, having been pulled op before amain; to the last fines. The ashen were "sowhere."l At the lane, coon after startler, Royalty, Rosa, limeade, and Leafs Napoleon fell ; Royalty got lion and followed the leading horses pest the stand, but toe others were *Med" mad went ea la pursuit. Os charging the made teems ensiles the stand the Int time, Alfred the Cheat swenedapinet Blesbesrd, and both bones went over the /Maine, without however injuring either themselves Dr their riders. They ware set vies again, but were to all intent/ and purposes oat of the ram. Fill HANDICAP HINIPLIONAAN of 6 SOP& inch. with 26 added. Certain wieners *sera. The winner to bo sold by sestina for 80 sees., &a If uttered at the time of se• ceptieg for 60 eon. allowed 61b,.if for 30 sots., IMb. This' miles. (8 subs ) Mr. B. Land's ifswaroal (sot.), Sit Mb Maul I Mr. Benowi s's Bum ), OM 4lb (Linsey I Mr. Jo r ses's Waterford OW, fit Mr. J. Clark's Nimrod (lab Ilet Mb (rwiddy) 4 The following also ran: Voseher. end Robene Diavolo. Betting: 7 to 4 eget lisseerool. 3 to 1 apt Bars, 4 to 1 .pt Roberto Diatrole. Woo by ton lengths about twenty lengths between tbs wend sad third. Roberto Disvela refused the first feats, and was left hopelessly is tits raw, and Voucher could not be got over the Mice cot the top of the bill. The winner was mold for 66 relates. Fill HANDICAP HIINDI.II RAC, of 5 son. sash, with 30 added. Wiliam sutra. Two males, am floe flights of hurdles. (9 subs.) isr.Deby's Mash Bean, 5 yrs, 104 101 b (Tibe r) Copt. Skye% !Welty. eel; Psi llb .......(C. Del Mr. Nye* iSINIIIII. I TO. MI ab ........... ......... (Waiver I Mr. B. Loire Mr. Sok% bleel — Wreel. 1 yve.frt lUb (Owner Mr. lobe% Vewher. i me, Ow Sib ......(W. White) I Mr. Derdwele liambrww4 wee Set CV (0. Arno) 11-wies : 6 bed sot Mask Bwatt, 6to 1 task nit Vont er and Basoteed, 6to 1 apt Raigraat. Royalty leads be ntouteg mail they were ant the is poet, *ben Bumbled took the hod ; on alskiag Ohs bend, however, Bleck await wept ahead, sad woo *sally by three lengths; bad third; Parohmeat was fourth, add Emigrant fifth. LATEST CAMBRIDGESHIRE BETTING. 3 to 1 apt Crows news ON) 8 to 1 Flatterer (10 to 1t) 100 to 7 Vandyke (t) 15 to 1 Veteran (t) 16 to 1 Calms. (20 to 1 t ) 100 to 6 (t sad offd) 20 to 1 Floor°, (t) 20 to 1 Polo Star (26 to 1 t tritely) 40 to 1 Rideau (t) 40 to 1 Nabob (t) Sposslatlos was my dull. LITT= BOxliel.—lt is well known in inireaniile skates that. since the Postmaster-General raised the rest of the Ovate letter besse at the Post.ofiler, Liverpool, frost owe pica M tnas wry =ea, parties have discontinued to he bableirs, sad _ibe Wow are asseequestly, es by law direst* &Mame bar sir Ave tines sub day, Basday ie. .hied, at the liana owl Wawa of beaus' ad our sterobeste awl Inaltses. It to guars., the lustrous to have IWtra bones Mashed Is Os ewer dour Sc, the empties of letters ea WI, and It Is In reference to thew lettere that we would wads. swermilsra Those is the aster aeon dales. sad Mose. as sweetbequestly eosetreeted, ass be cleared is a few ssemends by as men thief Nay letters or papers plasma Weida ; sod we have realm to believe a eysteastie robbery of lettere to befog carried on tbb way. A tees has wale to oar kaewledge, is which else letters were due sited by the poetises is the letter box of as oaks sear the linkup a few daisy. demi tight of which were abstracted is a kw sassed' by a lad, although wen than anal sere had lass takes la the carstruetios of the box ire stamina ; sad the saber essildistly defied say ewe Is get any peur est after being ease hunted. The led we ass by wife waft to tabs the bases eat, sad. as liattsaately, sub his amp lbws bar grasp, dropplag the basis la the resilia. Ass pail et Rs Barrow weeps of the geadeeme. Ibex wars asmhy ds husdred pounds in sows eel awes.lli *ivies sublet la the lettere. From ea is. 7rief the bee, we we metal@ there east be se lutes agaisst theft while the ~kiss hetes awe plasma MI& way up the doses, or if the boa attached le sear fits reale. erg hole. We Obit the best alas is, te hare the bele high up Is the doer, sad a bag—wet a boz—te mein the letters, wed that at Nese eessiderable dices Meow the spurtwo. limy Wan with mulattoes% er en mat whits lust upeeted, sad the immodest* slavery being takes to avoid theft suet be spurn& =thir :woe we draw Mesita' to the Baldest —Lever. peel Post. ithILItOAD PlOll7l IN AwititlC.A.—Railroads ire usisies dimities*. tbe enema year, seem to be preltabla legend ell previous tine. We nay seem. bemuse all cu Wane prow that we ewe eaa tell how prellealls a read is. se keg es It naistaisa a coastresties aserast It Is as meg he as current eepe.sea late pereaasest ineeemseste, awd sessedwes so twßy Mihail to il.tls,di us fres Ihs Whet, that it is ehrobtab impsedble to MI abet As tine prase el web easpeolui era. Bat taaasni to the pal,- ZAN feuds el sips sal 'seesawsy rolireadin to shawl salemsally papa% se the tillissisg, a sewela W asslV ell alms. diews=lbs &NW wri Nal dome altar wimp *4Ol _wisarb s : as iage lk i ng q et 1111,10 disc. Ms Medan. sal Peak elgh4 slaws seer issreees weer dee lot wiar ef &Ikea The sensiegs ef the Mai River sad Odes for the swath if August wises 4.011.34 dellises. The burgJuess sersigest w a y previews math wen INS la MO ad the Nowa sod Wasters album mai la Augu ly. st w The ere VANS aim. spina 26. 1 6 7 I delkw. Mewls. ea arses at LIM beam Tba lathes gals. mutt el eight maths' mie n s yam es the Ihmthers Ilikibissa read. shwa mf 114,181 ....1 1 1/Autelpitsa TM Cant =annum of Mamboed will repair seat rasa* to wise, when they labs. te reside Whig the wisest. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD, Oar. 17. HZIMONADAL COOIIICILA congregation will be holden es Tuesday, the 23rd iintast, at three o'clock. for the election of • professor. to be • member of tha Hob doetailslCouneil, tie wisp* whom will amnions at 3, sad will terminate at 4 o'oloak.—R. L. COTTON, VW* Cbaaaller. _ Moasax LLXOOll.Ollll.—Tbs Mashers of German (Wil helm Fraderedorff, Esq.), and French (Jules Bee, Befrq.), in the Taylor Institution will begin their lectures for this terra en Thureday, the 26th, and Monday, the 22nd of October, respectively. These letterer are free of salutation and open to all cumbers of the University. Thom freedmen who wish to attend them us requested to call on the teacher of Germs* at the Taylor building, on Wednesday, the 24th instant, and on the teacher of French on Thursday, the lath instant, between 2 and 3 o'clock.—R. L. Corrox, Vice- Chancellor, TxeoLootcaL Lecroass.—The Puente* of Theology (the Rev. H. Hassell, B D., of Magdalen Colitis) will mammas a coarse of Csteehetieal Lectures, in St. Mat. thew's Gospel, on Monday, Oat. 22, in Magdalen College Hall, at 12 °Week. He will also commence the reading of I • ODOM of lectures in Magdalen College Antechapel, on Wednesday, Oct. 31, at 2 o'clock. ANCIENT HISTORT.—Tbe Camden Professor of Laciest History (Dr. Cardwell, Principal of St. Albea's Hall) will Aegis on Tuesday nett, et 1 *Week, • wane of lectures as the times of &optimise Severn, in Italy and in Britaia. The lectures will be delivered as TueWaya, There's'', sod Saturdays, in the dining ball of St. Aline's Hall, end are free of admission to members of the Unirmity. Bitusstoeu Coxxxon.—A fellowship on the original foundotion of this college is sow vacant, and will be filled up in the sows* of the present month. Natives of lb* evi dent diocese of Lichfield and Coventry (which comprises the present diocese of Lichfield, together with the county of Cheater, the county of Warwick, except the deaneries of Kinston and Warwick and the county of Lancaster south of the Ribble) Wag graduates of the University of Oxford, under sight years staading, are eligible. The electon. havh'g regard in their choice to the prefereaos gives lq the statute, in the first instance, tentative' of Preecot and Prort bury, and is the mooed to satins of the meads' of Lich. Geld sad Okester—condidatee ars required to exhibit ft' the Principal en or before Saturday, the 17th of November, certificates of the legality of their birth, together with the usual college testimonials and the certileate of their matri ca'ation.—B. H CAADOCE, Principal. ALL Soma Cou.los.—The amnia election of Fellows of this eollep will take plus en Saturday, November Srel. Then are at present feet viand's, occasioned ea follows, via., by the eeension from the shards of Ragland of the Rev. Edward B. Dray, D.C.L , by the premium°a o f a molls** lidos to the Her. Willies F. Hotham, by dee marriage of the Rev. Arthur Cast, M.A., and by the preeestaties el • living to the Rev. Hoary F. Bey. most, M.A. CAMBRIDGE, Orr. 17. At. Ceagregatioa this day, the following degrees were marred : —M.A.—John Macaulay, St. Poises 04. lege ; T. P. White, Corpus Christi Coll ; Framile Osman, Bt. Catherine's Hall ; J. H. um, Christ's College. The !gnosis( Green passed the Senate: To apphint Dr. Paget as *simian for the lissom, ad prestimadem to seedleice, during tits made' year. To appoint Mr. Churchill Battier's, of Bt. Jehe's College, se wader, for the Le Bea prise duties/ the ensuing year. To epeeist Mr. J. B. Lightfoot, of Trinity Censer, aa anises fee fee the Ls Bee prim diaries the easels( year. To appoint Mr. P. J. A. Hort, of Trinity College, as esmaiser of the natural selesses tripes. To appoint Mr. Laud. of Tflalt7 Calrfte, es exaselner of the moral edemas tripes. T. appeals Mr. Vassittart. of 'Malty Cellege, as mamba of the elaseleel tripes .f the remise year, In plass et Mr. C. 1h fiesta, of Trinity College, she is usable again to sedeMehe the duties of cameleer. Te re•appeist Mr. Pena. ef Joss Wiese. ea ezaseien of the alsmisal tripes of do maraiag pear. _To ameba Mr. Wolfe, dame Bail, as enemies, ed the dewiest Islpm ef the serpese. To epeeist Mr. IRK dill Ashes O.Ooge. aa fiert el the elessieel tripes of the essathe yew. Pe eir i t ae llt Perrers. of Calm Oslisee,sed Osillenfier. ef Cense% eminences ef the guestisohle wits see set mid 4 dates for beaten. Te eepelea Mr. Anaemia, Of Rafts ma el College sad Mr. Clisrddll Betillethasi dIX lOW' Collette. Collette. elaseieal ezesaisers el the queseissfata. T. appoint Mr. Bloomfield, of Clara Hall, sad Mr. Mans, of Bt. Jobn's C.U.g., eseselsers of the guest.nhile is the first fourteen elatheen if the Asti, seessflar e e l 4f Bt. Paul to the animus... oaf Paky's Xeeal Te tallow Mr. Bitter, el Jams College. Mr. P. Ifeere t _ei Downing Collage. Ida Weseatorleatl, 3sess = l . Hells,, of Trion* Chillepe, Mr. Latham. d Hall, wad Mr. J. Reba" of Meadalase College, le memo their massy. To elbow Mr. Bawd, Hakes leadisr, VOL from the University that Law.— The Detrain Prefeesse of Lava_ gives sense that h• sememses a ewes if lectures is onday. the Ified hew. se 12 **desk. is Dessiag College. Gratlimess ',leakier • menessee seediest* must be presided with a Waft delta, whir% way be elstaised hem the regiseawy. Geetinesa who Is net swims the mirtifiethe may Mend the 481 ".. aria Mime et tere piths's, sod ere requened ' to seem their nom al WOMB, Bell, mid Co.'. is the vassal mammy. TM Itev. Timm liiiktimple, WA., Us born passalsi M the NomPasy M 84,01oriasat% (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. THE ROUES OF APPRENTICES . A question of some importance (says the Wolver hampton Chronicle) was decided at the Town Hall, on Mon day last, by the local magistrates. The tuts will be seen from the remarks of Mr. Hartley, who, is giving the deci sion of the bench, slid,—The summons charges the de fendant, George Hughes, with neglecting the service of his employer, James Jones, but the real object appears to be to obtain a decision from the bench as to whether the master can compel the apprentice to labour more than twelve hours a day, deducting the usual meal hours therefrom, the appren tice in this cue having reload to work past seven o'cloct at night, commencing at coven in the morning. In addition to the indenture., we have before us some evidence which has been given to show the custom of the Venn this point, and Mr. Wynn and myself have, during the week, endea voured to obtain information on that point. The .prepon derance of evidence is in favour of thirteen hours a day, but It is variable, and not so conclusive as to justify us in deciding armordiag to custom. But with reference to this point the Wash would reserve to themselves the right of interfering sad pronouncing against any custom which should not give equal advantages to the employer and the t mployed. It is • practice in this court and in other police courts in this district to set upon certain customs, but they are invariably such as to give mutual advantages to both employer and employed. Per instance, that which requires masters ea/ men to pvs fourteen days' nodes before • separation takes Setting aside, therefore, soy custom C I L matter, the Bench will base its decision upon a fair and reasonable construction of the indenture., which I hold in my hand. In these indentures are two clauses bearing upon the subject in dispute. The first ie that in which the &panties hound himself to attend at the regular hoar. se appointed by his muter; but that, I apprehend, relent to the hours of aommeneing work and to those appointed for meals, and not to the number which shall compose a day's work; bemuse, Um, the muter may appoint 14 or even 16 hours • day. The other clause referred to is that wherein the apprentice agrees to work for so much per week ; and we have now to decide what is the reasonable construction to be placed upon the term "a week's work." W• are of opinion that such reasonable construction is six working days of twelve hours each, deducting therefrom the yawl meal hours, that being as much as we consider it right to allow the physical powers of • boy to be subjected to. It is not good pcdiey on the part of the employer to require • greater amount of work than the physical powers of an apprentice are equal to. In giving this decision I speak from my own experience, and have no hesitation in saying that the interests of the master will not suffer from it. As an employer myself of between one and two thousand work men, lam sathasd that if the whole were apprentices I should prefer the amount of work that would be performed by them in twelve hours undisputed, rather than the work that would be performed in thirteen hours, if the extra hour wen disputed; and I have no doubt that in this ease, if • fair and proper feeling exists between the apprentice and his employer, the apprentice will perform as much labour sad in a better manner, in twelve hours, than he would in thirteen. A question may arise as to the hours for meals. In this cue I undersund that the master', hours are from seven in the morning until eight at night, allowing half an hour for breakfast, an hour at dinner, and half an hour at tea. I have • strong impression that it would be better if six o'clock were the hour fixed, in which case half an hour at breakfast and an hour at dinner would be all that an apprentice could n quire. If he left work at six o'clock in the evening he would not be entitled to the half-boar for tea. Such an arrangement would therefore reduce the question in dispute to a simple half hour. But if the muter should continue to fix the hour until *even is the evening, then I think it only fair that the apprentice should have half an hour at tea. If sit o'clock was the boar of commencing, it would have the effect of inducing habits of early rising, and would allow apprentices to avail themselves of those institutions which are intended ter the moral and intellectual improvement of boys of that class, and which are only available during the evening. And on this point I may go so far as to say that I should hesitate in convicting any apprentice who refuses to work after via o'clock, pro viding he expresses his willingness I. imminence at that hoar a the morning, end his employer could show no via cleat reason why six in the morning should not be the hour of commencing Trask. I can imagine the fact ot an ap ' rennet who, according to his master's mutations, had wasted at lout an hour of the most valuable part of the day —the moraieg—and being compelled to work until eight o'clock at night, having no spirit to do other then stroll, dirty se be came from the shop, into the tiro public house, sad there join a party to rob the most valuable garden in the neighboarhood, a crime very prevalent recently in this town. [Nr. Bartlett: In conseqsence of leaving work too early.] Mr. Hartley : No, no. But if permitted to leave work at sin o'clock in the evening there would be timeand the boy would be more likely to feel the disposition to clean himself and take trivialities) of the institutions to what'll I have referred ; or otherwise seek to improve his eoadition. It has been urged that the apprentices will not turn out at 8 cs'ekek in the morning. They do in other great public manufactories in the town, and would in the leek tends if a proper example were set them; and, further, I would say that 1 should not be unready to punish an apprentice who habitually absented himself from the shop after six in the morning, if that were the hour filed by his employer to commence work. I hope, in this ease, the apprentice will nut conceive that he has achieved any triumph over his master, but that he will prove, by close attention to his work, that he can serve his rosette as effi ciently in twelve hours as in thirteen, and that from this time a good and proper feeling will exist between both the apprentice and his employer. ST. PANCRAS VRSTRY. Yestariay evening a meeting of the ratepayers of the No. 1 ward of the parish of St. Pancras wrs held in the Highgate Literary Institutioa, to arrange for the no =laths of candidates who should represent the ward in the new vestry to be elected ender the Metropolitan Local Management Aet. About thirty gentlemen were present. Mr. CaasTila, of Highgate, took the chair, and spoke of the great topmasts of the Me measure, the extensive powers whisk it bestowed open the vestry, and the neoessity for taking care that those powers should not tall lab ill. proper hands, which might render them misobievous rather than beneficial, bet that they should be eatreskd to those who would enrolee them for this racial benefit of the perish, and mot fir the in- Week of may clique. He observed that Highgate hod mew as yet bee& properly represented la St. Bantam maim andthe equitable division of the pubis into wards, gager this se, would giros aa opportunity of supplying that filditat. • Kr. WILKINSON the* moved a resolution, declaring that OMB "mkt to be • full, fair, sad impartial represeata. des daft Amor fa the vestry, without regard to religiose is paled ilistisideas, wad with a view to secure economy of MO SNOW mad ellsieeer of the °Mom. He briefly ex ploited the presidia& et the oat, so far as they wawa the detain el eUya The parish of St. Panama has bees dhffiJi fate wards, sad u the tiveral wards in propogion to their respestive amounts of population sad usessmeat to the rates. By this distrlbu lion, the No. 1 ward, which includes the Xestish.towa sad Highgate neighbourhood, is to rotors Mae members to the parish vestry. The ?toupees mast be qualified by being rated at a rental of 401., sad being occupiers within the ward. The nomination will take place on the 14th Nov., and the election on the 16th ; etch ratepayer has oaly a tingle vol.. The vestry will have under their 'onkel the sewers, drains, and matter, regulations, the highways, the paving, lighting, cleansing, watering, and street improve meats of the pariah, and will be authorised to make stria- Sent bye laws, end impose penalties / or their infraction. The t. Pancras vestry will also sleet two members of the metro politan board, which is to consist of forty-siz mem bers. Having dwelt upon the important results for good or evil which might ensue from this act, according to the charsoter of thaw who should have to administer it, Kr. Wilkinson appealed to hie neighbours of this district to lend their best assistance to carry it properly into eaten dos. The Rer..7. B. DYNE seconded the Tualatin, which we. gemmed unenimmody. Mr. DutentiL, on behalf of a large committee which bee been formed is this ward, stated the objects whieb they sought in calling the meeting, end suggested that a sub committee be appointed for Highgate, I. reemamend two candidates out of the nine who should represent the entire ward. _ _ Mr. BRINDON then proposed, and Mr. WaTHIRILL seconded a resolution pledging the meet itig to support inde pendent candidates. This having bees agreed to, after some explanations by Mr. Sandy. of other matters contained in the act, Mr. BIM:MONT proposed that, instead of appointing a Highgate nb•committse, the meeting should recommend two gentlemen who were before them, Mr. Wilkinson and Mr. Brendon, as candidates for the representation of the ward, on ',shallot the Highgate district. This was seconded by Mr. Hertelet, and unanimously agreed to; Mr. Wilkinson and Mr. Brendru intimating that they would not withhold their eervices, if it plessed the in habitants of the 'Nerd 'paint them as vestrymen. The meeting then separated, with enamel eatigratulationa upon the unanimity and practical result of ita proceedings. EXPLOSION OF SULPHUR IN A COALPIT, NEAR BILSTON. An explosion of a frightful character occurred on Monday morning last, at No. 2 pit, in the Bilston Colliery, situate between Bilstoo and Wlllenball, which is the pro perty of Philip Williams, Esq., iron and coal master. It seems that the whimsey by which the No. 1 pit is worked, is also used to work two other pits, one of which is fortunately connected by a subterranean passage with the pit in chute ' the explosion took place. Oa the morning in question. the whole of the men employed in both pita, smothering 40 in each, were, as usual, at work, sad about 10 of them were engaged near the spot where the fire damp ignited, which is Galled a " snap ;" and about 10 o'clock it is said that a bo, whether accidentally or not is unksown, dropped a lighted candle through the boarding which covered the ' "snap," and that a fearful explosion was the consequence. Bad it not been for the existence of the underground pumas above referred to, it is probable that the lose of and injury to human life would bare been still more serious. As soon as the men employed at a distance from the "soap" were aware of the fire, they escaped into the sparkle(' of the pit with which number one is o?nneeted. The pior fellows, however, who were employed at the stamp, tan in number, were unable to escape. Assistance was soon at hand, when it was found that one unfortunate man, named James Stanley, bad lost his life ; that a second, named Bailey. had suffered injaries of so severe a nature as to render It impossible for him to survive ; and that the remaining siabt were alive, bat their bodies were mach burned. The extent of the injaries they have received renders them incapable, we believe, of giving any account of the disastrous occurrences The sufferers were speedily rescued from the Neese of the explosion by means of the abaft sonneeted with the adjoining pit, and the surgeon to the colliery, Mr. Best, atleaded them, and administered what was necessary to alleviate, as fat se possible, their indescribable stifferiop. The man Bailey still lingers, we are informed, but the ether men are going on quite as well as might be expected. The presence of sulphur in the pit cannot be accounted for ; such has sever previously been found to exist therein.— Woltierhesepton CAremick. THE BOILER EXPLOSION ON THE TYNE. NEWCASTLE•ON-TYNE, TOZSDAT MOUT. The coroner's inquest upon the seven persons killed by a boiler explosion at Messrs. Loth, Wilson, sad Bell's iron works, at Walker, was resumed today. The eagissonan, one of the stokers, and the foreman of the sea who repair the boilers were examined at considerable length. Mr. M. Dann, the government inspector of minas, assisted the coroner in takiog the examination. As one wit. ness's linden* was pretty much a repetition of the other, it will not be needful to give the examination at full length. The boiler, with others, was cleaned on the day pretectisg tee explosion, and the steam was got up in four of them at six o'clock on Monday morning. The engin-driver, a young lad of the nuns of Hark, 'useless years of age, said that be *atomised the index on the boiler four times before half pest ten o'clock oa Monday morniag, sad found it had sa ample supply of water ; he looked at the index at sin ceeliek, meets, half-past eight, and a quarter of ea boar before the explosion took plus. The boilers had scab a stop dap, which was self.seting, and could not be inter fered with from the outside. Thom flaps were intended to prevent the boilers printing one into the other ; bat if they got wrong that nasequenos might ensue. There is a sed meaty, deposit left by the Tyne water used in the boilers, bat the witnesses thought that the explosion send not have been caused by any such deposit, as the boiler bad been cleaned eat the previous day. The foreman of the boiler smiths had axembsed the boiler sines its explosioa, and be , said that the plans had a red, esorebed appearance, which left so doubt in his mind that the boiler had became over which overheating waa the cause of the explosion. Be said that it could not have arisen through the pressure of the steam on the plates. The Jansen was adjourned. The other wens esricoesly injured by the explosion are recovering. Letters from Odessa, quoted by the 'avoidance Beige, 'snoozes that is sonsequence of orders front the Emperor Aleraodsr a wonsaission of ingoisy has boon ap pointed at Kim to &adds on the fate of each volunteers I. the foreign logics serving the Wolters Powers as rasp bs taken toilworn ; Mess ntso, it is said, will not be eon• sidered prisoners of war. Hungarians La this eategory will be delivered up to Aostria. - _ - - The director of the new opera-house at Tonis is at Milan organising a eompany. FATAL ACCIDENT IN THIS Toni TRINITY °AI- I:MIN.—Os Friday evening, between six sod Nina o'clock, as saddens of a fatal ekaracter occurred to a lad, mailed Joke Beveridge, sight can of see, th e is. of a widow re siding fa Unieemart, Tsisity-Ime. For some time past s number of youths base massed themselves by larkiag" at the Wesleyan chapel sad aim beildisp sow is mares of enemies I. the Trinity-Aardens, whoa the workmen have Taft off their employ for the day; sad ea Friday sight, es usual, there ems seversl lads sasemlisell ter the wpm of iambi; all sorts of peaks, Bored* befog smart Me number. He nu acmes as. Wank elf& will Newt W flooring is • mom of am of Om balkiimp, sad dem se seeded a ladder nada be siellieddle cep et the hew. It befog dark at Oa sima. the erksegy path missed hie feet. lag imssedisealy after be gained dmesammit, and fell head long lam the miler bemath, • disouree awards of forty feet. Assistance wee promptlyall band, let the lad died Omar immediately, his body emeftelly bruited sad leeeralute sod revs& of his ribs fib enittleted seeps WM takes hose to his widowed wettacr. sad ea be. geset was hold apes the body as Saturday, whom a verdict we siren to dm effect that the doomed was tosad with esreala mortal wounds epee his e, bat that the *Mears wee imafteiwat teams new Perer smaid.—Torkshin- Moh THE LIABILITIES OF A HUSBAND. An appeal, which came on at the Kauteford Quarter Sessions on Tuesday, before the venerable chair man, Mr. Trafford of Outriogton (now nearly eighty years of age), presents some new features. The appeal was one in which Joseph Harrison, of Hyde, • was appel lant, with Mr. Brandt u counsel, and the magistrate. of the division of Hyde were the respondecte, with Mr. M'lntyre as counsel. The question was as to a • validity of a convic tion made by the magistrates of Hyde spinet Harrison, for neglettlag to maintain his wife and family, wnereby the bad become chargeable to the parish. The facts which tome out ia evidences on the appeal were the following. The appellant bad been married rig years, and hie wife had two children. His wife separated from him six months alter marriage. One of their childrea was born two years before marriage, and the other was born three years and a half after their separation. The youngest child was two years old, and according to the often repeated statements of the wife was by another man. These facts were admitted by the respondents. The husband is a weaver, sensing 12e. per week, out of which be supports an aged mother It wee not pretended by the appellant that the husband was not liable for the support of his wife and the two children, bet the meta fact relied upon was, that he had repeatedly offered, end wan still willing, if his wife and the children would live with him, to support them, but this she had con stantly refused to do. Alter long arguments by the counsel, and a fell hearing of the case, the Courtof Quarter Sessions ease to the decision of confirming the convietioa of the magistrates, thus deciding that a wife not choosing to reside with her husband can demand a separate mainte nance for herself and children. The ease is said to be with out president. MBSSINA, OCT. 6.—The Turin Opinion gives the following despatch There are several armed bends in the island; the number of armed insurgents in Aileron, near Catania, is said to be 1,000. Sanguinary conflicts have already taken place in that quarter. Other bands, who it Is said have appeared in the mountains near Palerme, are supplied with *Ninon, and marsh under the Italian tri (minuted flag. The excitement is tremendous in Iteihine, sad the whole state of all Sicily, indeed, augers coming swats of impart" SALTPETRE CAVES IN MIESOORI.—Powder sod saltpetre, says the Philadelphia North American, have lees in value enormously in eonsequeoes of the vast quan tities of the former used in the Kuno-Turkish war. The result is telt seriously by all the miehig interests of the Hailed States, increasing their expenses greatly, and, in feet, amass great difficulty Is procuring the re qunit• sup plies of powder for blasting This is parth Warty the sue is the Penssylvanis coal region, se we are informed by a person interested in the Lehigh mines. Saltpetre, the essential element of powder, is sow eagerly sought for in all parts of the world. Most of the article is brought from the East Ladies, but it Is also a product of the United States, be found in Franklin county, Missouri, where there are extensive caves abounding in crude nitre. In times past these deposits have been need, as during the ant war with Great Britain, when domestic powder was made In Missouri. It is profaned to work them now, when saltpetre is so ex ceedingly valuable. and no doubt it will wee be done. W. LOCKHART, ESQ., M.P., AND THE NEW PUB LIC zoos= ACT.—A few weeks age a paragraph found its way iota several of the newspapers, te the effect that William Lockhart, Esq., M.P. lot Lanarkshire, was pre pared, is the interest of the publicans, to move for a com mittee of the Hoses of Commons to squire into the opera tic, of that est. The secretary of the Seeable Temperance League corresponded with Mr. Lockhart on the subject, and the following It that gentleman's reply " Milton- Loekhart,t, Oct. 1 1865. Sir, —I beg yes will inform the directors of the Scottish Temperance League that I had say Whistles of moving fora committee of the House elChemmems to inquire into the operative et the Public beams Let. I have every meson to believe that drank's sees sad mime have bees diminished by mute of it, and I by se mesas regret that I gave it my support is its progress through Parliament. I shall be very sorry to see it inter fered ea irk! obedient sanest, W. Locniusr." --elaggew Doily AWL