The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-13 00:00:00

dnced and signed in the presence of and attested by
a notary public, which completed the ceremony of
the eothronnation.

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Atter the ceremony the archbishop, the bishops,
and some of the clew, partook of luncheon at the
dean's house, at which the archbishop's health was
toasted.

It wag expected that before leaving Canterbury
hi grace would pay a visit to St. Auguetine's Mir
simian? College, some of the scholars from which,
with Mr. Bereeford Hope, who took an active part
is its foundation, were present at the ceremony.
It may bo mentioned that the present Archbishop
of Canterbury previously occupied the sees of
Ripon, Durham, and York, and that though neszly
seventy years of age he seems full of strength aad
vigour.

THE

CLUB CATTLE SHOW.

Yesterday was the fifth and closing day of Nib
exhibits., end altbessh dories the stendes and aft" 6"•
there were not me many visitors as thin were on the two
preceding dem still aa evening appeased the rnspea tie
various turnstiles was great, and between 7and 8 o' the
computation was that there were 10,000 in
the building. In the come of the afternoon, ea un-
pleasant incident took pleas, is the discovery of we of the
comunieMov appointed as a money-taker at the Idler
'tenglooso

tolsnmet is the cat el peeler Oak al
lakkgg cp..7losli It AlflitaiWW-hail ate*!
Stepicions were around during the early part et theist/
that something was not altogether right at the particular
turnstile entrusted to the delinquent, but although a vtgb
last watch was kept, it was late in the Ammon before In-
spaotor Judge, of the N division, maw enalciest to megrims
him of the tenth of what he had sespeeted. He
then instated on searching the man, when be
;rag found to have nearly St. in silver in his
pockets, and was at once give. into custody, another
period being appointed in his place. A proceeding of a
different character took place in another part of the
teildibgi namely the committee-roan, which was crowded
to honour the meanorp of a late valued member it the
ettrirulturel hedg.i Aosta Webb. At this meeting a
resolution, reoyed by , Mr.: T. a, Teener, and seconded
by Mr. Fisher Hiebbs, fps unanimously adopted,
that it was desirable that the agriculturists of the United
Kingdom, as well as'the numerate penal:el friends of the late
Mr. Jonas *ea) of Babrahatti, shOtlld ism* their mosso/
his admirable *litho Mid private chamber, and of the in-
estimable service' be has reedipid to the cause
of agriculture, by a permanent mumerki=
resolution for effecting this object ware abet ppi
and a committee appointed to carry it out. The
Wei of the cattle which have takes place during
the show have been unpreoldentel; orpaciall7 award this
priii animals. Nearly ISO `specimens astruated to Mawr
Guenter and Son. the ealsonnen of Lilies§ Mirk"
were mild by that am alone, and is bast as equal membem
by the well-known firm of riliirlata sod Som. Thu *pp:
they realised are also state} to be beyond all pee
dent. So far, therefore, as the prise animals of the aka.
are concerned there will be very Tow, if any, for sale at the
Christmas cattle market on'llomlay. Shortly after sine'
o'cleek, the time for claming; the "triton began gradually to
leave this teen of the last Meter sir days' eacitamtest; sad
notwithstanding that somewhere &boat tao.ooo persona have
paased.through thp " Agricultural Hall," there has liasa no
mishap or robbery of a
.seriout character, aireemitasons
mainly attributable to the, generally speaking, good
arrangemeuts and the efficiency of the police under Sepias
intendant Mott, of the N division.

Crowr-orrsor., Dr°. 10.—MEMBLE arras/rap
To senvz u TM PRlNfall PAILLIAMENT.—Jstha Pander, of
Manchester, in the comity of Lem:miter, Esq. for the
,14:isooroot of Totails;inifes mom of Thomas Mk, 'req., de.
Tar Duman so Tar Corrox Powamyrirs
sr 6LASIIOII7 is meet*, of 51 anweetivet
committee of the relief nod was held in the Council
•

Chambers, the hoed Provost presiding. The cleat 'Lan
stated that since the last meeting the amount of sub-
scriptions had been increased by 4,0001., which raised
the total to 17,4881. 7s. 2d. At the same time
there had been a very considerable increase, as
might be expected, in the number of applicants
for relief. The number last Saturday was 3.100, show-
ing an increase of 30 per cent., but it should be re-
membered that this represented only shout half the
actual number receiving relief, as many of the applicants
represented families of several children. After some con-
versation, Mr. Dalglish, M.P., proposed the following rem.
lution. which was unanimously agreed to :—" That power
be conferred on the district sub-committees to grant at dis-
cretion sums from the relief fund to the employees of spin-
ning and power-loom weaving coital operatives upon their
application, for the purpose of making small &deuces to
their workmen to aid them in procuring clothing or relieving
articles of clothing which might be already pawned ; such
advances to be looked upon as loans to be repaid by the ope-
ratives in more prosperous times."
TEI O'CONNELL FAMILT.—A sister of Daniel
O'Connell died last Tuesday at Tallyroan, Kilkenny, within
a few how* of her husband, Counsellor Fins, one of the
bounden of the Catholic Association sod formerly M.P. for
that county. Mrs. Finn, who bed been several years an
invalid, died at 5 pm., and her husband expired at 12 p.m.
His illness was only of a few days' duration. Being child-
less, they had for many years
_led a most secluded life, and
their deathbeds were uneheered by the presence of a single
friend. Mr. Finn was 78 years old.
Nommen or MIND.—Mr. Rignall, ironfounder,
Chatteria, had been driving his pony some distance the
other day, and got out to run along the road. When he
was attempting to get in again the step broke and let
him down, whilst the gig was to motion. With remark-
able presence of minhe seised the wheel and lifted it
completely over his body, thus escaping serious injury.
There was another person in the gig at the time. —Peter.
borough. Adertiser.
CHANGE AGAINST A CLEROTMAN.—At the Pewees,'
(Wilts) Petty Seesione, yesterday, the Rev. Herbert Wil-
liams, mate of Tidoonibe sad Posbury, was brought up
charged with an indecent assault. It apposed from the
statement of the prosecutrix, a respectable girl of 17, that
sire is in service at the house of a Mr. Barnes, where the

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sneer 7has cresiOoesaly;;;iial. o;thei6ti;of November citement prevailed in Brighton yesterday, owing to the
Ism he, the girl, end the child she wee cumin were elan rumour that Mr. Lewis Slight, jun., bad committed suicide,
io the parlour. All the inmates had gone out. The psi- a report which unfortunately proved too true. He was the
sooner kissed the girl, and committed an indecent assault. borough accountant, but had resigned the office oe Moeda,
Mrs. Barnes returned about 9 o'clock. wheo the girl told her in consequeoce of the detection of mismanagement of the
what had happened. She informed her father oe the fol- Pavilion Funds on the part of another officer whose name
lowing day. The latter went to ma the prisoner at dinner- we at preeeutwithhold. tau Wdardsy the following pas-
time, when be said that if he had done wrong ha was sorry qph iippnund in a local num ;_i• inn mianiiaantand,
to for it, and wished be forgiven. The magistrates (Mr. T. baying arias' respecting- the management of the funds
E. Fowle sod the Rev. J. H. Gale) committed the prisoner arming from the performances of the military bead at the
for trial to the next quarter sessions at Devisee, allowing pavilion, an, main that Mr. Lanni Slight, the annonniana,
bail himself in 1C31., and two sureties in 50/. each. The and Mr. J. F. Tingle's, dark to the Town clerk, have
prisoner was removed in the custody of the polies. He is tendered their reeigoatieee, which, we suppose, will come
a maned man with ote child. before the town council in due eoene.*— Mr. Slight pub-
GAROTTE OUTRAGE—Yesterday morning, shortly lished a full statement of facts, without comment; but he
before 1 o'clock, Mr. Dickson, residing at 8, Haddioaton- had become go excited by this imputation upon his
terrace, Greenwich, was walking towards that town from character, that his tries& could not soothe him,
Peckham, and when within a short disteusee of the New- I and at last his mind gave way muter it, and he committed
cross turnpike-gate some one @prang upon him and seized suicide yesterday morning, in his bedroom, by hanging him-
his throat. He bad neither seen nor beard his assailant ap- self with his seeks. What makes the circumstance more
preach. Mr. Dickson immediately became iidensible, and melancholy is, that his wife I. now in her confinement with
en reeeneing consciousness toned be was lying in the gutter. their fist child, and the unfortunate lady is not expected
Os searching his pockets be discovered that nothing had to survive the shock of the painful occurrence. Mr. light,
been taken from them. He then proceeded to the Green. who is about 39 or 40 years of age, is youngest son of Mr.
with police.station, and gave information of the attack. The Lewis Slight, who held the appointment of clerk to the
sergeant on duty examined his neck and found the in- ' Coungli"011e" for ninny years prior to the town being in-
dentations of a person's fingers, and that the flesh was die- eorponded, since when the deceased gentlemen has filled
coloured. the office of sooottntant, and hie rash act has created groat
Several ancient pieces of gold and silver have excitement in the town, as not • breath of suspicion rests
been picked up on the shores of Amherst Island, one of the • uPoli
Magdalen group. The coins are French, bear date from I Tax BoiLEIt EXPLOSION AT MASBRO'.—Yesterday
1580 to 1620, and proceeded undoubtedly from some sub- the adjourned inquest ea the bodies of the unfortunate
wreck. —Toronto peeper. viduals who were killed by this melancholy accident was
merged
re are pleased to learn from a private cones- held before Mr. John Webster, the coroner, when, after
powdast that our fellow.townsmaa Mr. William Davao's, some additiooal evidence, the jury returned a verdict of
who emigrated to British Columbia last spring, has had the manslaughter against George Redford, the men who had
honour of engraving the die for a new eon for that colony. charge of the boiler, accompanied by a strong censure of
It is •10 dollar gold piece. Goose side is stamped the value °glee, the watchman. end • wish that these bonen may be
sad year of issue, surrousded by a wreath of oak leaves, and mooned as modally 68 Poalahha
on the reveres are the word "Government of British' THE FRAST FOR THE CONTILARANDS.—More than
Columbia," with a crown I. the centre. It cannot be other- I a thousand fugitives from bondage partook of the thanks-
wise than gratifyiug for Mr. Davison's many friends to learn giving feast provided for the contrabands in the Twelfth-
that be has had so much confidence placed in him by the • street Barracks, New York, on Thaiskagiving-day, under
esameial earilterities.—Toreeto Weekly Bendel. the auspices of benevolent citizens and religious societies of
There has been a slight movement of late in both races. Amon those present were Mn. Stowe and
inilihey circles in the lower section of the province. A the
•Ree- W. Chaeolell The lining-ban was
number of Armstrong guns and a large quantity of shotadornedwill, Wawa end Portraits of eminent friends of
and shell have been brought to Mootreal ; the Ariadoe has freedom. After dinner a prayer was made by a venerable
brought sop two troops of artillery and a gtmtity of storm contraband, known among his people as "John the Ban-
try= Held= ; and repines—traceable Wee twYabin seems ikS".eard the wag. Ge Dews, Mpg". lea( a favourite
it is true—are circulated eemewbat freely that 'he British ,melody at the maret malodor of the Southern slaves. was
=nest intend largely reinforcing the garrisons is song. Aftermath., spathes wen made by Senator Tome-
Won, the elope of the St. &meow by ice.— Icy, Rey- Mr. N%cha sad Dish•t) Aire, of the coloured
C' -Maw paper. c methodist church.—lfew Fort Tribune.
PALAcet Lmor GILAND Pommy , The inquest on the body of Charles Linmezi, who
limwo.—Own • Sanase DAL-4AINAR, ISM Mod o• Monday from Mos saw* al awned
Adadmileas on payment, 1,258; ail* ter ineelea *Wes I hha hallaelma at'isidagiellbs los 11•919•8 la vaZ:
95? ; total, ;215. of " aamenaghtar.•

ghe earpreOL

TO CORREMPOYDKNTA

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HAYKABEIT.

TEM !MORMIR A DATNIIIIER TO MARRY. Mist E. Romer.
',OUR AMERICAN ODOUR. Yams. Sot mu. [meadow); Mrs.
E. Fltstrildsm.—• DAY ATTER THE WEDDING. MI
...Mardear.—And MY HUSBAND'S GHOST.—Commetwe at 7.

PRINCBTS.

Dvairnid, LAW VMMSUB LOVL Melva IL Mosby and
.Fhore Minn M. +Oliver and Murray•—THM7MIPLM ALLIANCE.
Mr. 0. : Mimes C. Aylmer and M. Oliver, Mn,a B. White.
—And DAISIN 0 nil WIND. Mrs. IL Marston.

BILITAMILL

Tine Crime, BOYS rairtriZAT RANG AN OLD YEAR
-OUT AND A NZW ONZ 114.-81istai by the Neapolitan
Minstrels and Mr. Randall—Dancing by Millie. atephan —GAST
ON TAR MERCY OF THE WORLD.—And GALE BREJaELY.