The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-23 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADIMULTY, Ocr. 22.—APporimnaffs.—Liente-
wale Oberlin & Roods, to the Palma ; Mules L. 011oy,
to the Erwellest ; A. de B. Hewtrey aiadJ. J. C. Sou& to
the Euryalus ; 0. & P. Woodruff*, to the Liffey.
B,4*lssistansate Philip R. EL Parker, to the Alum;
Alex. R. Kerr, to the Renetiunie.
Palms. Midshipmen Alex. J. Leith, end Edwud Riddle, to the

- Naval
to Use Cadets Edward J. &wine, end Claude S. Fuller,
Master HCanoes.. Dtyadals, to the Rasistaace.
Kasten ' Aristaats Jaw A. G. Bucksaw, to the Falcon ;
Edward Naativelle, to the Dee; Henry Grey, to the
Caracas. _ _

Eagumets Wm. Tamer, to the Tatum ; John Downes, to
the Oumberland, for the Bullfrog ; John Rios, to the I ndua,
as supernumerary : John F. Ch&11/1114, to the Fiseard, so
----

WOOLWICH, Ocr. 22.
By direction of the Admiralty a coneiderable ad-
dittos is to be curried out at this dockyard in the works re-
cently erected for beading and propane; for use the mu.
sire 4i inch wrct iron plates supplied by contractors for
building iron.coasteam vessels. A number of workmen
are now employed is enlarging the shed for the reception of
six immense beading, alumna, and slotting machines, which
will be supplied by the firm of Smith, Basco*. and Tanredd,
wischinista, of Leeds.

MITEDIR me LIVCEPOOL.—Patrick Little, a la-
boerer, residing in Iwoles-place, Liverpool, on Toes.
day killed a corn-porter, named Patrick Ryan, during
a fight. Ryan it appeared went to tittles apart-
ments in • state of partial intoxication, and soon
afterwards was seen in the Mceet °outraged by
Little. Little said to Ryan, "What fetched
outto my roan r and the deoessed replied that he was
for • man named Warath. Little then struck
Ryan teavily on the bead and knocked him down. Blood
flowed co doaaly from the nom and mouth of the deemed.
He could not speak, and died in a few minute*. There
ud• sealoasy resting between the men as to some women,
Ryan wee a very unwelcome visitor to Little. Yes-
terday an Inquest was held on the body of the deceased,
when a verdict of manslaughter was recorded against
Little, who is is custody, and awaits the investigation of
a ehargigof wilful murder, to be preferred against him be-
fore the magistrate&

THZ MUEDZIL IN WATZILFORD.—An inquest was
held at Ballymacarbery, is scanty Waterford, on Tuesday,
oo ouch of the remains of the old man Coolly as had bean
discovered in the bog near his house. Patrick Hennessy,
grandson of the deceased, deposed to having left the old man
at home on going to reap at Castarea, and aseertaising that
he was misting on his return, he jawed the asighbours
searching for him. He was present immediately after the
Sedate of the head in the bog a Mooculgits, which he iden-
tified as his grandfather's. Mr. Flynn, who had made an
examinatio*f the remains, said-1 found the scalp removed
from the skull, and the nose housing off, attached by the
skin. The back pet of the skull -wss broken in several
pima. Oa nmoviag the boo I some eoagested blood
milks maul:sane of the bran. I found the left foot withthree
chops ia it ;it had been cut off • little below the snide. I
saw also the portion of the trunk, the left side, with the
theoptioa of one rib. The right side had bees chopped off.
The spine was complete, except that the right ribs are out
sway. The left aide contained the heart and a portion of the
left lung. I the scalp with sae ear and a_porlion of
another ached. Neither the accused, Thomas Walsh, nor
his daughter, the wife of Hennessy, were present at the
inquest, and the jury returned • verdist of " Wilful
murder sealant some person or perms unknown."
DINTUIMANCI AT BLAcKIR7zW.--A disturbance of
• painful character aeon d on Wednesday morning, at the
Corporatioapark, Blackburn, between a number of men em-
ployed there upon some improvement, and their gaegw
About 180 operatives are outplayed in the park nailer
the direction of the Labour Committee of the Relief Fund,
by way of labour teat, for which labour the men are paid
2s. per day. The single eta have two days' work per
wet* and they are required to attend a astral school so
masomare
on per day, in addition to this tabour. Oa re-
amingwork Wednesday mcerdag, four of the Ogle men
were amid by two of the pagers, William Brown and
Benjamin Hindle, for issebordisaties. Their dimness!
occasioned • disturbanee, several of the ma rising in rebel-
lion against the gangers and pelting them with stare& One
ma seined Bows and kicked him its the leg, Indicting a
severe wooed. Both Brava and Hindle wee struck with
stool several times, but fortanaleiy some of the labourers
went to their amintaase sad advised the ma aot to mon%
further violence. To their appeals the ma yielded, but
the whale of the single men mired to eanimenee work in
ansequene• of the dismiessl of four of their body. About
sight o'clock they appointed a large dantatioa to wait upon
the charisma of the Labour Committee at the treasurer's
olio, but an going thither they were tumble to meet with
him. A manage was, however, seat to him of the dintarb-
Knee, sod he proceeded to the park, where he explained to
the ma that they were employed ea sufference by the
Labor Committee, and that if they did not, in future,
sport and protect their gangers, they would be awed under
the care al the reliceiog ollimpis instead of the Relief Om.
Mara and dealt with in an ordinary way. Conduct nosh
as that of which they had bees guilty would be put down
with a determined bad. He then dismissed for of the
ringleaders arid the four dismissed by the magma, spinet
cies or two of the former of whom will be takes
for amolting their imagers. He then ad the rest to
moan work forthwith, advice which was as once complied
with.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON TRH GRILL? FAZTERN BAIT-
HAT.—Led night • fatal accident onnured on the line of
the Great Eastern Railway. The deemed is George Skin-
s", aged 94 years, the of the porters employed at the Brick-
kma goods depot, and shortly before the sod accident be
had been employed is raisin trucks boas co of the ware.
hoer at the side of the line, which is effested by a pow-
erfal hydraulic machine. He imeadedia MN of the trucks,
width reached the summit ef the penthen, when he by poem
Imam walked oe fell across the rails, just as the f 1.30
p.m.
snit w°° on its way to E°6014 sad before the
driver had say sigasl the front plain of the tender ;
knocked him does, sad the whole as the aniages passed
over him, evading his tip and mutilating hinbcdy in • meet
frightful maser. The domed wen seised, mein, sod re-
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