The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-03 00:00:00

THE BOMBAY MAILS.

The following telegr►m has been received at Mr.
Reuter's office, from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company :

SUEZ, Ocr. 2.

The Carnatic, from Bombay Sept. 9, reached
Suez at 4 a.m. to-day, having been detained three
days at Aden, through a derangement of her ma-
chinery.
Intelligence of the arrival at Suez of the Norma,
from the Mauritius, has already been received by
private telegram.

The first of October falling this year on a Satur-
day, the opening of the Metropolitan Medical Schools was
postponed till this day, except in four instance.
Cayerat PALAU& —The illumination of the great
centre basin during the playing of the fountains, will be
repeated this evening at seven o'clock, accompanied by
batteries of shells and Boman candles, and concluding with
a fi4ht of roskets.
THE MURDER ON CH•DWELL-HEATR. —Francis
Wain, who stands charged by the coroner's inquisition with
the murder of Amelia Blunt, was re-examined before the
lifonl magistrates, and fully committed for trial.
31 ELANCUOLY BATHING ACCI MINT AT HASTINGS.—
Mr. Itiehard Bageter. a young geotleman, aged 'xi years,
who had corn* from Loudon on Saturday ',mein to visit
LI. family, residing in Eversfield-place, was drowned yes-
terday morning while bathing in front of his father's
lodgings and within sight .1 many persons powerless to
rescue him. The weather was exceedingly doe, but •
strong easterly breeze prevailed, and produced • heavy
des very dangerous for imperfect SIVIOUDOrn. Mr. Roister.
acoompsoied by • young friend, tamed Stoddart, hired
• bathing machine about half-past 10 o'clock, and both
gentlemen considering themselves expert swimmers, un-
fortunately disregardwl the warning of the bath at-
tendants, William Noakes sod William White, not
to venture out beyond the length of a rope attached to the
machine, about 271 C As soon as they had undressed both
of them struck out and swam, with apparent calm, about
100 yards from the beach. Mr. Stoddart went furthest,
but lie turned and made for the slime Wont Mr. Hensler,
who in less than five minutes was observed to be holding
up his right arm and in apparent difficulty. The father of
Mr. Hapser and his eldest brother, who were upon the
beach, observed the critical position of their relative, but
before they had time to raise an alarm the danger was
sees by the bathmen Noakes and White, who immediately
ran along the beach, and launched the first host they could
Lt hold of—a small wherry—whieh half filled with water
se she put off. Meantime Mr. Sashimi., who bad reached
the shore and learnt from the distraeled father and brother
tbe imminent dagger of h‘s (need, again dashed into the
sea. sad fought as bnvsly as his diminished strength would
alloy ia his ecoloseour to reach Mr. Boaster, who was be-
oomioe gradually weaker and still holding up his Leads for
aid. the wherry maimed by Noakes pulled gallantly through
the brad, we, sad hod reached within 11 yards of the Un-
fortunate g,safJersam when he soak for this last time and
all efforts to ewers, Ms body were fruitier. Mr. Stoddart
was gristly =hearted when he came ashore, and it is im-
peeeil)le 000po've a more agooisiog seen. than the pain
and disks., of the deessesers family when all hope of the
recovery of tbo deceased was lost. A reward of 101. ha.
been offersdrfor the bc,iy. This nafortussas gentleman was
the third ma of Mr. The mime Bander, of Great St, Hides's.
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