The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-26 00:00:00

THZ GLASGOW MCIRDBR.

The North British Mail says :—" We under-
Asa that Mts. Irlsicidea maintains that power de-
meaeour whisk become' one 5 has awful po-
sition. the is eslmemel collseted, sad quite dolls sad mild
in the heeds of thee" in charge of best, who, it is needless
to my, hams towards her is the most soesiderate memos
allowed by Me salsa of the prime. These, eerier to the
slated her Week, km bean iesmewhat relaxed is regard
to her &scarf. The Rev. Kr. Dorm, the climb* has Tinted
Megeteener rods* gate her inoaroaration,and to him ids*
gime respeothil attestiom, as also to the matron, who roads
to her oecesicomily from books fitted to laid her mind to
mehatels which ought to engage her notice. She wee
weaseled with Free St. Msrk's church, where she stemied
pretty fro:pertly, but we understood that she has es-
mend her deem not to see any other elempme is the
mosatinis Men the worthy &Wait of the palms, they
whom a more earnest ands/nimble asinine cannot he is m&
Since the eel she has bad iatorviewe with metals/ hen
triunes sad her same. Oa Morey. her emiterr adsieenr
from lama, bade bar a last ideollemie farewell, whim
it may wall be imegisid, a roost herrowiag mown tear
place All of them were tle.y aimed sod melted ioto
Mom Oa Toneday, hes busbrd Meted him and the
iaterview me likewise moss strategists and trying
to both pates. We .deer and that it has bee"
from
resCum.' that the ismbeed should bang +boar
eosk man early doer, with Neview of fs i. MAlhies tale
the prime far the primes to ass him. We bassos the
she has sapteleed her stolid appeereace is Wart awing Me
trill by maim Mat sise wee unable to Imp fa sewn ; beta
after As at se the quietness and gloom ef endenseel
cell ea fsf sMq night, she obtained rause la it food of
team Her meats, we uodeneand, haws indlootel to hr
the mien el the efforts which are Meg se* Wier Wolf
said deem while of course, taking 41111 ,aire AM I. aka
her Mem tee meek. She seatiod thnnirkil fer tide sw-
Tiw
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her statimeat, neweelegb.,' Well they may believe it, tar
it is Moe.'" " •

AW Thursday, the
• inet., an oxidant of •very melees nature happened
to the Bev. Bhp Price, Independveent Waster, of Gunn's-
felL Three. gentlemen, when mersasity boom over the
brat el Mr. Herbert, was seleated ler • eollitePtinia. the
=y of that gestlemen. The Witmer. the rem
about, sad goredeed tramplel upon bine time
fully. Locally hour este * same puma. and the
anima dares emu, bat oat blue the um gmelemna was
emieusly hurt, hawks. had mural et his ribs timetneed, mai
his bee fearfully tees.. We are happy to elate 'that Mr.
Pries is recovering, but it will be some time before be will
be able to attend to his ministerial duties. —ffreeaseis Herold.
Attoelien Coet. Per Eareocuorr ratab hiaaretre.
TTDVIL.—Fns Mme SUENT.—A loud explatias 'wee baud
en Monday eversieg at &tibia's's Pit, Vederfew. worked
by the Dowleis Imo Company, and instantly /0/110/1/4 **l4
taken to rescue themes known to be dove. This muste-
•en dally preformed, and all but five usfertanst• anaftemna
brought up in safety and uninjured. Theme yeeleanalr
burst, but no fatal result has yet opened. 'Ebb elate-
idea disproves the theory beached some Oar see, ti eat
Whets the temperature shoetrees low, the air lend, mid the
weether " muggy," there was a corresponding bermes et
the Imperatore below, and greater fair at 'aphelion.
lissedsgoes a cold wintet'adey Mem and the tempseattire
ventilation beneath, in the pits, litireEartilleid,
'sad the cornea maintained by artificial agencies, it follows
Mat the condition of the weather above has Ude or no in-
Relbse uffietelle below, and that the onus of explosices
mid be teeth! elsewbere.—Leeds Mercury,
THREE MIN SUFFOCATED IN • WELL NEAR
Berm—Three labouring men tau lost their Wed from the
impurity of the air in a well in which ?At* going to
work. This sad occurrence took place 7 morning,
at Rushill, about half a mile from the th Delia Work-
house. The tomes of the deceased, who all bate in Bath,
are James Scott, a plumber, of the Dolereeedsi and She-
drub Ramey and John Scott, two labourers. The
premises on which the accident- took place belonged
to Mr. Love, of the Devensbire , Arms, *ill, who
bad reoently purchased there, and had employed
the deceased in sinking the well. They bad been
occupied in the work for a week or two put, and
bad gut to a depth of 50 or 40 feet, and had cons
to a spring, but not sufficiently copious for the pu-
pae required. On Tuesday night they left the 'well in a
safe state ,• sad oa going to resume their work the next •
the catastrophe happened. It appears that Dyer
d first, and that being overcome Repeey followed
to see what was the matter, and in his turn was rendered
inaudible by the foul sir which had accumulated during
the night. Scott, being unable to see his companions, or
to elicit any tupelos to his calls for them, put his foot
in a bop of the rope, sod was let dews ; he had not
got very far before he was overcome by the poisonous
vapour, and, losi Ms hold of the rope, fell to the bottom,
and sustained sievere injuries to his head. Of course the
sad fate of the poor mein soon beams known in the imme-
diate locality, and notwithstanding the detour attending
the effort, a man named Lambert volunteered to go down
the well to endeavour to recover the bodies. A' rope was
accordingly lashed round him, and he went down a little
way, bet had he not been speedily drawn up his life would
also have been seedbed. A considerable time necessarily
elapsed before the well could be purified so as to render a
descent safe, but this was eventually accomplished, and the
bodies of the miler innate men were brought to the surface
and removed to the Red Lion public-house to await a
coroner's inquest. It is • matter of some surprise that the
deceased did not adopt the necessary precaution of testing
the ceaditioet of the well before desceeding. A retainable
excuse for the mimics it found in the bet that up to the
previous evening they bed experienced no indicetieee of foul-
ness ; the mums ps is supposed to have exuded from the
earth throecb the clay which bed been just reached.--
Western Daslg Press.
ANCIIIIEB CHANGE or FORGER,.-011 Wednt
clerk
in gentleman named Spear, who had beat employed as
in the office of Messrs. Dubedat, stockbrokers, Dublin, and
his cousin, oleo named Spear. were arrested.by Acting in-
spectors Hughes and Smith of the G Meanies. Hr. Spur,
the clerk of Mr. Dubedat, was charged with having forged
the name of Mr. Dubedat to a cheque for 1021., end the
other prisoner was charged with bring presented the forged
cheque at the Bank of Ireland, stud having received 192'. on
it, None of the money which bad been received on the
forged cheque was found on the persons of the prisoners,
but the police are making active search for it. The prisoners,
who move in a very respectable sphere of life, appeared, on
beiog taken to Oollegeetreet statn. to feel bitterly the po-
: sition in which they were placed.- Fret/Ma S Jeered!.
Tim MIDDLE Lays:L.—The large tract of land en
long devastated by the Middle Level floods has been at
I length got deer of the water. The soil generally torus up
I very mellow-looking, but grave doubt. are expressed
as to the probability of crossing the land nest year.
The extensive breach which was the immediate cause of
the inuudatiou has been nearly filled up. On the site of
the coffer damn most stupendous work is in program, the
fixing of the syphons for permanent draining of the 140,000
acres of Middle Level district. Each syphon consists of
en iron tube or pips, about 150 fest long, sod baying a 3 fest
6 inch bore, weighing about 45 toes, the total weight of the
sixteen syphon* will be about 750 tons. It is computed
that each uphon will discharge 3,000 gallons per minute,
which for the sixteen syphons will give an aggregate die-
' charge of 2,880,000 gallons per hour. It is said, however,
that eves this will be insufficient to carry off the waters
from the extensive district drained by the cut. Several
hundred men are still at work, and a large number of
visitors are expected at Lynn nest week to see the syphons
• at work.
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