The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-02 00:00:00

MR. GLADSTONrB SPESCH.

The speech is to be reed as other speeches are,
and cenatrasd aaoording to the common moose of fair
interpestatioa. So reed, stye the tr.a, which wee the
first to raise this prodigious outcry, it is as issocest speech
womb. Whets:eine, thee, wee there for reeding it other-
wise f--Guardian.

The interpratatios put by Mr. Madan tnoa his own
words does net materinlly differ from that which we pot
upon them at the tired wham they were uttered. It was the
soodesoript crowd of liberal-cowservalliver and ecesarvative•
fibers* remounted by the Tina tad the Saturday
view that affected to led in it the weans of • " domestic
revolutios," and that did their beet to miss an outcry
against the Obanosffer of the Eachequer, for johns far
beyond Mr. Baines, and adveratim • resort to " usiversal
swfbeip."—lrotscastforssisf.

Thu NIRTILLLISATION or DRNSIABC—The Nord
of yesterday says :—" For some few days menthe has been
made in the foreign pram of • project for neotnlieisg the
possessions which will remain to the Danish Crown, after the
Gentian provinces have been detached from it, by placing
them under the collective guarantee of Europe, in imitm
the of what was dm in 1830 for Belgium. The
effect of this project, which the Comtiturionsei
reproduces this morning, would be to seam to
Denmark the pommies of the territories remaining
to her after the politica, to preserve her from all ulterior
attack of Germany, and to remove the dangers to her which
might result ham the strategic measures which the Gerniac
powers tumid to take at Kiel and Reeddearg. We mach
fear that this combination will ealy half femurs Denmark.
A oollective guarantee of Europe! Is that • sourer
much security now-allays, when treaties are held so cheap,
and such peas tolaratioe is exhibited .towards faits as-
oomph, r
HINLIT-ON-THAISIS GRAND ANNUAL Rwartm
This annual greed mystic carnival, which is fixed to take
piste on the 23rd aid filth of Jess, is likely to be sheen of
some of its interest in eoasequence of the ounicipated ab-
sence of the Oxford Trinity boil which during the late
races at Oxford maintained its position as head of the river.
University Collage Boat Club, which carried off so may
prizes at Henley last year, however, we are happy to harm
will again put in an appearance, both with a four and eight,
and Messrs. Woodgate, the ex-amateur champion of the
Thames, and Mitchell, the winner of the Oxford Calm-
ally silver mulls, will met probably mounter the
isatmsity champion mile moor, Mr. Lawes, of Cambridge.
The meeting of the Eton and Hadley sight will, as most,
atteect cosaidnealike lineation ; and as both crews are said
to be Ant rah. • good ram may be anticipated. The fol-
lowing notification has been issued with respect to the
Wykild Ckaltsaile Cup :—"Any amateur club or crew
shell be qualified to enter for this prize, bat no crew or in-
dividual umbrae of a crew shall row for this cup and the
Steward's Cup at the same regatta.' The Axton for Healey
this year is very incoomenhat as regards Oxford, as the
Ootomemorstioa will be held manally early, viz., as Wed-
amday, Jane 8.
°VINING or • BRANCH LINZ arerwrax Ursa-
, root, BLANCHISTIZ, AND LOYDON.—A new line of railway
betweee.Lherpoel and Cimitoe, where it joins the railway
emantomatien betimes Warrington, Maaebeeter, and Loca-
-1 doe, rid the Manchester and Sheffield and Cbmt Northern
mate, was opened he traffic yesterday. This short but
most important link, which is three miles and three clearings
La iesirth, from the mem t station in Newthumberlandetreet,
°ppm the &nand& Dock, Liverpool, to the Jumbos
4 Gamow, has been osastrooted jointly the Manchester,
Sheffield. and Great Northern sod if the
Liverpool Central Railway Bill panes both houses of
parliameat the line will be further extended and earned
into the metre of Liverpool From the Aigburtb Lingle,
Liverpool, the railway passes isederpourid, and thus seine
beautiful gardens sad groundsbeloaging to the villas in that
neighbourhood have bees presereed. There are three
stations between the Brunswick Dock terminus end the
Gannon Junction. The Antos the St. Michael's Station,
which steads considerably above the level of the rail-
way, being built upon • abort tunnel, which the
empany have had to mistrust Lforming the
line, the level Wag approached by a flight of
steps. The and station is Osteespool mar the
Aigbuxth Poet es, and about • mile beyond is the
Mersey-mad statioa, which is the LA before reaching the
jueetion at Gaston. There is • peculiarity about the sta-
tions, all of them hug on • level with the ordinary road,
which is considerably above the keel of the railway ; ass in
order to mare and guard spied accidents • large foot
hides is throw, man the lie, at each settees, which pre-
vents the neramity of ereseing the railway ow the level is
either going to or Ming the statism
LONDON GIEBBILAL OMNIBUS C0111.1.11T (LnuFED).
—TraMe nevi* for week ladle( May 29, 13,00 W. Da. 9d.

- firs Ls/IA

By oothmand Of the Queen, a leo& was bald
yaterday, at Si. Jamee'realate, by hi Royal Hindman the
Mace of Brain Preetatatiane at ete wart are, by the
Qesea'a plamann to be eamidered as emaivalant to peeem.
lath= mast to bar Najeity.
The Priam of Wass, attended by hie Genticnen in
Waiting. Swann' at the Palace hem Marlborough-bows,
&bent too °Week, and was nmetand by the great officers of
state of bar llithely's heembein
Him Royal Righsed Prime Loch of Ham arrived from
Marlbaeongb-bease, atteaded by (enna Toe Weaterweller.
Rh Royal Riellasae the Dike of Oman** arrived from
Okaanake-horm, -leaded by Colenei the Has James
hhaDonahl.
Ni. Royal Highness the °mad Rake of Mecklenburg
Straits arrived, attanded by Baron vas Lithe and Raton
Tea amen

r Kb Imam Melees PA/102 Basemed al fiame-Weimar was
teeneet at the levee.
Her lislesty's bedy gamed of the Hossonsable Corps of
Osiedwaressit-Awas was ea dotty I. the Mate saloons, ander
the wad of the lieennesat.
The Hord. body gaud Cl the 'Yeomen of the Guard was
on duty seder the eassmand of Colossi Petterson, the
Blom Is waltieg.
The Pass at Wiles eissrsi the Thyme-room mem-
psadwi by Hls Royal Kitbags Prime Loins al Hume, his
Royal Highases the Dube al eambritime, his Royal High.
aim the Gaud Duke Cl Ifeeklenburg-fitralits, sod his
lisoome Ifighame Pfisses Edward of Sane-Weimar.
The Foreign Anibesnedars sad Ministen were introdkund
la the seder of their proesgsace when the following presen-
tations bias Prime of Wake on behalf of the Quoin, took
place in the diplowatie oink
By his BUSBOKty the Pieria& Ambesoider, the Boma
Holstein, Pacestary of the Embassy.
By the Danish Easel, Major Eauffroann.
The Diplomatic circle woe athaided by mut of the foreign
miantare.

The general circle included most of her Majesty's
minirtann.

Among the :goresenlatiowe be the Prince of Waled, on
behalf of the Queen, WON the following :
tallenttne. Mi. Sorieent. cc receiving a patent of precedence,
D 7 the Lord Chancace.
Bullock. Yfc►g`tral ltedectek to, his ()non the Z," of

Bass;e7 Manx the light Hoe. Lard Breed, M.P., Prince of
Wales's own Beglimed of Ymemanry Cavalry, ce prosnotlem. by
Colonel Marquis at ailesbnry, ILO
C lea Ordond cm . appointment as oldede-caang b.
11.14.11inte Doke of Cambridge, by Fiald•Marshal LLB. the
Debi al Cambridge.
Demme, Bear-Adralral, ea he &pooh:limed to the command
In the Pacific, by the Duke a Somerset.
Yltsgerail, Mr. Clorald Seymour, by Mr. Seymour Pitaperald.
Presaaatle Admiral Itir Chorea, L.C.8., on appointment
his
Commander.in•Chief at Plymouth, and on prornotion, by his
Grace the Duke of ilmstred.
°niches, Mr., by Mr. Crawford, ILP.
M'Donselt, Sir atchard Graves, CIL, on appointment as
LlealenaatAinviner et Nova Scotia, by Ibe Bight lion. lieward
Cardwell, M.P., raorstary of State.
Mittel* Amiga and Itentenaat Charles Napier, Coldierimat
Guards, Virden.' M•Mardo, C.D.
Mawr, Taverner C., lieth Reginted, by his father. T. J.
Miller, Beg
Mo ,
nfent, Mr. George Staunton Ccoornl), on return from Japan,
by the esenstary of Sias* for Terelei Affairs.
Neste, Colonel St. John, Sereary at legation, on his retain
bona Japan and appointment to be a Companion of the Bath, by
Ise Reasell

Oissatown, Lord, by the Uri of Pure.
Limiest* (Merge Emit, Royal Horse Guards, on mo-
by Yield-Marshal Viscount Gough, K I' , G.C. B , &c.
Mason. Mr. herimat, on be_ing called to the state and degree
dSer)eantat-lew, by the Chanostior.
ambit, Iced, on secosoding to the WM, by Lord Colville.
Weide, later-Oesteral Edward. C.D., on appointment as oom-
mondani at, Woolwich, by Ala Loyal Memo the Yield-Itarshsi
Contramidlag-in-CldeL
it Amer, Mr. Las, High Motif el NOllkolk by the FM ot Lei-
cester.

EXTBAOSDINAE I' AND rarzalllNED SUICIDE
OE A YOUNG GENTLEMAN.
An inquiry was held b Dr. Lankeeter at the
Priory Trews, =sere, bet aght, reepseting the death of
Mr. James Awe* yd 18 yam, who emeatiteed Weide
with singular eleeemieeeies.

Mr. Gimp Sweet, 9, Babaro.priory, said that be WY
• barrister-at-kw, sad that deceased was his sou, nod
resided with him. Deceased bad been accustomed
to severe headaches, bat when be was not so affected
he was the life of his friends. When the headaches came
on be avoided all mimpany bat that of his mother, sad for
a whole fortnight be mw some bather, not even witness.
Os the early morning of Monday witness heard • noise to
the ?root garden, aad epos gain down ha foaled the de.
ceased lyiag to
heatarea. tisased mid to wiser. " Har-
gis of !" and ant mid that he had had •At ; bat he
afterwards stated, " I felt I was useless in life. lam tired
of life. I feel I have bees • hardsa. led I should erne
have bees good for saythioq. It is better it should
sod." As he was in the habit of reading when alone,
wilier asked bits what book he bad been reeding last.
He replied. "The Vide ; bet say head was socoolueed I
could maks but little of it." He said that be bad ilea
bichloride of mercury as • poison, and that then Its bad
cut open four veins of his left writ with • scissors, and that
he then threw himself oat of the widow. The Bible mad
the blood-stained scissors were found in his room, and the
had was *Wised with blood.

Mr. Deekwerth Nelson. F.1t.0.8., said that he wee
called to the declassed, and found him writhing io frightful
agony. He told witoese that be had takes corrosive subli-
mate, bet that the agony the ;mho' mimed was is great that
be cut copes his wrist to bleed to death. Fiodiag that blood
flowed but slowly, be opened the window and dung himself
out. Witness prescribed remedies, but deceased said,
" Yon stos very kind to rew but it is so use. I have takes
too mash. I was tired of my life, and I determined to end
it." He bad got the poison from the laboratory of kis
brother, wits was si oaten chemist. His mos* was
swollen sad burst hoes the action of the poison. After
lingering foarteso bonnie terrible suffering, he died from ohs
offsets of the corrosive sublimate. The tejuriee which be
hod received were of a very serious ebareeter. He was a
person of great intelligence, sod wee not of unsound mind,
but when he was attacked with headache he became
gloomy, moody, sad sleet. No doubt he was temporarily
affatted to his mind at the time he took the poison.
The Cormier said that the case was the most remarkable
ease of suicide by •• yousg perm? that had come before
The jury returned • verdict •' that deceased committed
suicide while in a state of unsound stied."

11110111WIL CdrA..97ROPHI NEAR BRADFORD.

At Stow-hill, Wike, there is a stationary engine
of 20-hone power, eoeseeted with several lodised awn&
for the Lew Moor Campuses pita. At twamy minute. past 6
o'clock yesterday wen* the natal train of four carnage@
which rem treat Stew-hill to Clifton, carrying the collier.,
was overturned at the bottom a the incline at Wit. lane,
and mural of the euriages wen soothed to paws, and
tee or • dozen teen were all more or less injured —some it
is feared, fatally.. man named JoehtutWilkinsoa, agerfa,
was aloe se are rely injured by the MOO jai ai!illss
him that he died shortly afterwards. The train arrived
with such forte at the bottom of the Wolin that a wall was
treated down. and • Wavy tans Gorier of ea outhouse
amid same the bra lirs ef the persons injured wens
removed to the Bradford infirmary, and other. were
moved to their owe homes. Some of them lie in a pre.
mains eandities, mad yesterday afternoon it was reported at
Hike that one or two al them were dead. The accident
appears to have be.. the result of the carelessness, if sot
reckleuttese, of the guard, Herter, Bermby, in not biteab-
le( the Tenet° the Maio, be wee Ws duty, prior to ire aeon,
of the iodise to Wthe-lass. He removed the train of ast-
ragal from the siding to the male line, sad two or three coal
waggons stood es the main lie beheld; bet to attach the
rope to the train would have arrayed the trouble of remov-
ing the waggons babied, and the aosenuent delay of
• few minute' after the red tla ef startteg the train. He
ventured to rota the brae darn the imams, which bee
• grediset of I in 20, deeply with the aid of two brakes,
on is the first carries* sad the other in the last, and the
result was that, at the halm of the isolise—a distance of
900 yarda—the inks MN elPidara. Hamby ens talus
into eastady and removed to the lock-up at Bradford.
lest eves*. Jan Daum, sped 9, of Low Moor, died,
ha the Bradford ifisinaary, feu boas slier the amputatio•
of the thigh, whisk had seetnated • cempouad Imams.

ESSAYS AND REVIEWIL—The whole of the Bishop
of &library's exposer IS the snit ageism, Dr. Rowlead
William% view of Breed ONO% Wilts. hate bon mind. to
that Do further satecripliose are needed.
SALISBURY CATRILDRAL. —The Restoration Fnnd
be. reached the sore of about 12,0001. It Is 'etiolated by
Mr. George Gilbert Moat, the architect, that betwesa
35000, sad 40,000 i. will be required.
REV/AS/So or IPOWYCNIL —lt is currently retorted
la illanderlead thet Me. Cherie fludecia, late M.P. or that
town, hes obtained • settiment of his heavy skint (raid to
be about 2001000%) upon certain Spanish railway% and that,
after ying ell bit &Whim, be will be In a possemion et
fortune. Rumour further testae it to be the
ratesitiith of Mr. fludese to offer himself for the representa-
tion of Whitby at the Dint vsoaDey.—Nerrastle Journal.
Tat MenterrOLITAII RAILWAY AND TN WORRINO
C —talmaday morass the Metropolis.% Railway
red rued their prior for their two early trains to 3d. for the
double journey to and from any statioo ore the lie% The
• pries is teethe 5.30 wed 540. a. trains only.

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