The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-27 00:00:00

THE DUCHESS OF KENT STEAXEL

Another dirater Ms Inwood to lite imaistod
Deans ef isse enoner, went In adill M elfhtiol___,___
ber me non imbed. god fil • MUM.
eistneftea the Aim, of the anelleilas fka 1.17:1
wes wear oneaded with kit et lin be Own
in the 0 of raisin her. Is emir
Alkilis-W-a-o
sy aai thickly as poornibls, On get at
doe Demme •I In entnation two abala 101= the
Woolwich Doeirpod, sad a empagehental ono AIM firon-
ens yard. Tem she= fon time veer= wen assorod to
sad so the wrack, was., ens at the NM% emether at the
Upwind** two others to the gels of the mkt shaft of the
Iliac On Sunday oftsrana. at row yam the Moine
wen what is tamed amend dew, awil ea the rotors of
the tide the musk was Wad, aldiongh =ban not news
ho a lost fen Ma bed of the ekes, IM onfoleat for the
Mimed Mogi= up towards Gran to a noro salts=
Pb.. fee dreist her. The Pries_ 6geWenaaner,
etc of the Onernereial Ike=
t: co took tits filmes to tow ; bat they hod essosolyi=
Lute wile farm the spot whore the wreck had boss raid
en • fearful stools 0111111. apes the two emir Inn=
skin held the dui& oiler hag Nan. They wan
brought gualrolos =kw water end In the west it wu
thought that they wore bang envied Mora with the wrack.
Th. nest last= at le the dins witidenly yielded, sow
featly from the shies meg of NOM pen= oldie ford. os •
;sanity of tinier limed = and the *Mon bong m-
i., yid of the peat imilllet Mon, GU w•d• mai'
woe upon the larger oaa ma immediately In=
down, gad but for W *Mk, flibmioSt Mils
attached to her, might ban tonalorad. wadi ham
more beams a Satan is tho bed of the elver, =I la a
paints which will offer a nine allanstim la the wt.
Patios of the Masan. The dhoti der nibs her wen
then atmadonad, this ishomen wane =Maw% ad It is
feared a gnat kly wilinawbo onpealeashi la
c
her It is slid tee on en Is eh loan=
the was shoat 111 loan ml at the don of the wallorta-
note anideot was meth . or 10,0051.
Some few days bath a rine rid* up la the don
somewhere is the 'bilk a °MIMI, Mai ft la ihengitt
am that of • sees= who porielesd 011 beard lb.
ill-fated steamer. It wag that of se elderly mos. Most
Ludt, and with bald head; mid it wag droned la o beak
lowgrey novae's sad vest Nablus abort hint wee
found which could Ind ft Ida Miatily. Ifte Fab= man
tuned nude out, and them i" too WWI /MINI 1111
test his body had bees gamiewsly gimbal we bg semi=
welched treats's* who haft ilia yin of all Shirr owl
who, loniag takes everything vales= Moat Ow awe,
at it adrift snit As mimed was Mid egos the body by
the owner of Gravesend, sad la the alma, of el nide=
se to the identity of the deceessil. sod how he lost his lila
a enlist of " found drowsed** win egbaned. The pairamo
tiso is streagtheagel that this was the body of • mendsuf-
ferer from the cinemetsnee of • passenger hawing made
puld,r • litter is whin he stated that he saw throe geneses
struzeimg in too trier,
_that • rope was throws tie then,
11414 that °sly as sonentioi la mad= it

SUNI,ERLAND BANKING Ocieraxv.—Petitioem have
heti presented to the Court of Chaarery, for triad*/ up
the Waits of this company.
butte EASTERN RAILWAY.—Return of tea& for
the oeck audit* July 24, 1862 .-17.609 i. 11$. 341. ewe-
!Paulus; week, 1851, 2.001. 80. 6d. Damao la 1862,
1.1144.15 e. 3d.

MAJOR BRAE:WORD AT BRAINTREE-THE
DERBY BRIBERY Cam.

A rafts dimes was gives yesterday afternoon,
at the While San Tames &Metre*, kg the double pur-
pose of wallowing Sir J. T. Ty' rell ass the Right Hos. W.
Berestord, the fiemetary at War, the two gentlemen who
were ncestly elected to represent the noethera divines of
lies:, and of eeminsumeatiag the return of the " Conser-
vative Ten," shit/slay the tea inemben who see
elected so roporwat the County of Mmes. As a prelimi-
nary yeeseekei Sir J. Tyrell sad Major Be tenfold an-
derteek tome, their hinds a lona owl a half frees &Ma-
uston dm Lesiikereseil, to be by thew /whitely aoserumi
bee the laws, la of skim
whist' tees seserebet spites 4 a bereartaill2
yellesoso. under the seam' of Cartels W. C. lard
ha the soya by aa scaly VW, th• piers, of
posearrisi awe eider.
Illtiertly deer II 'tide& $ covakele, _semehties et the two
seethera, awl sera see at twobooksol seseeeeit Meads,
arrived is Beektree, sod elthoegh the vela pool dews
viskutly, thousands of persons were pressoka=pro-
twee W d to the White Hart Howl, at white, to
previous escengessent, the dinner was to take
Ha at the windows of the hotel Deno,
ford to address the electors. At that sestet •
huge Mas sena She whitlow, scattered .the glen into a
thousand piers, mil batted a severe weird upon the
right hem gendessan's ihoshead. Major Bereelhed at once
retired, and his place was occupied by Sir John Tyrell, who
endeavoured ineffectually to point out the mess by whoa
the outrage had been perpetrated. This led M onmerni
scenes of strife, and during the nest two hews the nob
' amused themselves by throwing stones, whisk broke all
the windows of the hotel, and by attacking time of the
friends or thesuroessAd candidates who bore the distinctive
colours of their party.
At 3 o'clock the friends of the "Conservative Ten" were

summoned to dinner in the hall, Mr. Saville Only, ; oouaty
magistrate, being celled as to preside. Sir John Tyrol] eat
on the right band of the chairman, the Right Hon. W.
13o:esford on the left. The first tenet proposed by the
chairman was, "May her Majesty never forget the princi-
ples which planed her family on the throne." (Cheese.)
The next taut was, " The Bishop of the Diocese (Hoehn-
ter) and the Clarity."
fhe Rev. Mr. MAJINDIZ, in returning thanks, expressed
his belief that a conservative government wee always wept-
able to the church, because it Cu always distinguished by
a kind and courteous attachment to the principles of the
constitution. _ . _

The Hight Hon. W. Bennaronn briefly returned thanks
for the next toed, which was that of •• The Army and
Navy."
The CHAISIIa.II AIM posposed "The members for the
Northern Division of es nty of Hasex." (Loud cheers.)
Sir J. T tau. regnant *et open the present accesisn
he had not language • show to captor his ML
ieg der the Mum contend epee lin sad has salsa nab
lesion Me esagrateleted the sham upon tie *kaki
triumph they bed 'thieved in the nerthers diadem et that
esseity, and apes the victory they hod obtained in fleede
Inen—npse the seenevative triumphs pieta in Martha.
shin, Coshridgobire, and Sadolk, ead. Ls fest. through.
set the seas* nosties of Ragland genesedly.
pedshged thonem the fact that they were ogle eight
reed hr ebtandegiaibm,—esd by heaves. they woad be
oetlaad with solien—fer the important agricuberal in-
kiest adds eseaey. Os a previous esseides be hail de-
scribed Ihe "punka le heasell end he heesweelle Mend
as frivolous end sestooptible. That Motemeat bed lees
commented apes by the pubis pros sad In abet quarters;
but he appealed to the Reek of the bee sheiks wheezer
or not he was he out la the sialeassat be bed node.
Amongst tether *imp it had bees Natal that he as a aloud
of militia would be entitled to 4011. s pesu With tempest to
this ohms% be busied to Mote that be bed bed ellizele:
eta awe' IW aid had wow mielord a
d
for his woolly. If the makes Medd hopplais he called
out under the maim Itb. swessre *ha bed recently
received leghkelo soaks he wield be sonided to receive
su 14e., oat of which b • 'bead be obliged Is pay fee a
horse, a red she. es well se to wilds is saw Waseca
"spews. The bon. teronet esseleded by eying that be
woe net maciated of the ugh of free trade plealplii, sad
that he woad the peseta government to its deter-
mination to afs alio to Me spiratera damp.
Major lizasseerai, is ramie thanashesned that
he had ..one amsept them that dap la a dief Weber
to all, sad with a desire Mheist the holies which
unfortsnately prevailed on the ii and and a re-
petition of width had that dm hat Walked. e believed
that dealt seines as than OA* pervelled at Braintree on
the nomination day were repeated. the elector of North
Bea woad be 'impaled to seek some ether place where
they sold earths their privilege with greater freedom.
The latenspeies he received en that day was from a set of
parlous hired for the Slurp=die his plate in the House
of COMMON be *hew who they've» hired and
by when tbsi were paid. Reverting to the subject of pro-
tection. the *At hoe. demo NM he held the *aloes
he had OM Mai , that it was impassible in the pre-
sent position of oar affairs to compete with the untaxed
foreigner. He had always been a protectionist, and he
hoped be should be a protectionist until the last day of his
life. (Cheer) Looking to the returns he behaved that
the government with which he had the honour to be sea-
nected had a fair majority, and would propose mama
which would be beneficial to all classes of the Oen-
ossify. He had seen in the public pekes aide-
nano that he bad been tumgeolas Mei jumble Is
the homegh of Derby. If there were my body of ass who
bad • ash to question him open that matter, that body
was the skean of North hem, bet oven to that body be
mead met slats the whole am, the he believed the peeper
= wham the ease Amid be telly revealed wee the
of Comosaas. No mashes he wadi not disease
the einem of Moth Seem with hie bon remark. He
title IA *so that neither dbutly wee ladbeedy, he
raissoomooshot with the atmos whisk bed re-
yisse at Derby. Into farther parties/us he
=II get Ahe le amid have memlea la the Hems of
Desenos Is Mae the pielleohoe of se grow a
as ever Outbids, bed te ham to. (Hear, hear.)
full Wham wpm the tateadem of the
_limiest mandate-
troika. he shed the electors of North Baez to continue
theft mailiase is him until they had ea opportunity of
' who what most miesorie the goverament wield migiaati
ea=hem* peelimmerei (Mem)
sem Meets /Mewed, sad the waft broke up
alma 7 o'clook.
Tue Nam METROPOLITAN BURIAL Acr. This

est, whir► beam operative ea tie lee WSW, when it re-
ceived the royal most, contains N isms. It is *stifled
" As Asa to mesa tin lams emossofai Me burial of the
Dead it lid NIMINIPOI; iskra. pumai< coosecieme of
" the Yon of es
non Nernopeadra Liniments Act 1860,"
abide I wan Itie podia dot ea the meows-
talks of Me deentuy of dinin bee likeeny in omen may
order Ibe dieeendommee of Webb la my pert of the me-
nopelikeobbit order I ast 111 MONA YSo borW Voss&
of Cleaswi or law. unien moo* Waded. After cash
es slaw Y sesiteit Ate dlesesaissesse of bodeds, it io to be
deemed a midensesaser le bony dirmia. Them is a owns
if Ma& Y burg is mains IL. 1111 i minas se sum-
twlerimis:ll•Mallee @Meanie umweil le the min. sued
sew build or eambedni bilishArt to be
with lie et Os of Lain Miide
ea easeplia• so in MO Penh mid Westminster
Abbey. No sew bowid wand ar email (poneebiel mi
is to be poovided as mid is Mei mew
pals=l: lige dint Waist times& willhostm
ef Leis. la ong la
tie ea dm of II seam
dot tin barld knodlelont or inseams le
boaltie," a men mei, be tart al detionelia dater a
bolsi gessad die be provided nabs Ibb sok mil Nome&
isms
ilea a " build grower So be *mod be iony oat
Ms ail, sad toast is UN .per punsidbal by w mimed
dam ler dee Mende of tite pnblk emeendni ebe build of
tbe

Ciumoues ExwaAnox Byrum—Last
sight..peopic2Okiessissi emigrants te Australis
woo bed et me Crepreeest.c=
reed. At hw miwaterrellMt Vesely Ms.
' entered the roes, sad se edam the
She geld as there wen • Wake of Meeks preel:B4ll2;
weld sin *sem to the enesig id melsey apew
fa meth la all 1111 *Mkt wMek web were
bun sad wirlistreaess. but lee tree Mare aisbd
..else itlie do lb
lawny wthr
Se abet thee
awe=
be aerefellg
Ilse ahoy. irk _hook
by • ••1•11. while Os astles ==l wise*
thin drat la the mem* end evades whew the
doe of the vessel was IMO Of Ms amp, sad
Menke' freptontly reseed frees cad belt Mere
=lnes some assemsy sad nimele eels
So shl Cb dams veal hive die Liam Dabs ea
sty she &Me senile hod bees per-
=es Mart Meese e* me east le penned been
=tsad rases* Mtn Oak, lisies es le teen
ie MIMI seuesslon with thin pee of
onliporioo. woo,* of the plan of me restsbniese
Aber
=l,:stsoP raleriegig idetrertielle=.
the weed :clew Mr
ef wale* seantiLeesserts et the Me Mir
UM Melt have of do Mesas ewes e.—
xr. Wiese the meek& whisk
thew
HISSWAY iOSSZIff rums—The Churrir
de M Driao.• Talons jeered. Sees that cm d the Ml-
poem wide is. *mess Plisses me LE:si
• few days Sass wet far 'Ms Oessere. ISIEW
pod, well arnme lifter • awl
W.J. owl the conductor. es Mend daft
would withdrew if only 50h. were gives Ma. The pee-
Napes es were in a goatee pest aged* while the
eemeseelles was poise ea. adobe that iheeau deameed
sheet be Imes paid, wlikh wee dem. and es At-
genes was Mewed te premed es lb jesizasird=l
At-
et the see seep, the worasetto had •
to Idea by the eats, oat* that be he sell
to hem • report el the see has hem a* )lids
to

Tap ooornrooD Core.—Mr. Haassdr, of Britaw.
street, is MO of the sempetiloss with s 0118111111114 sop, soil
has prodlessi a wry boosSifol vow, whim& was ill 'alibi-
tio• at Ms slew-piss. yesterday. The lodge Is by •
Woe, sad slant Imisferargy he
is
iag, the of Ms int order.
wreathe apes emetaislas Spree of Vislary ;"
and above the posit jeglest bowl bads nquisitely mo-
delled As memd web se* pladaelisas the coo is valua-
ble lees for the desks Sea fir the worlassaship, and is
the latter moped NM Bum* ail hls Mils will compote
favourably with the other estallishowsts who have reorited
orders for the Goodwood cepa

THE STORM OP SUNDAY.

Several serious casualties occurred during the
severs stern la Sunday afternoon. About sin o'clock a
vivid flash, followed instantly by a tremendous peal of
thunder, threw down a Week of chimneys, No. 7, Poet-
strut, Walwortlecosnmen. sempled by Mr. Bacon. After
tearing awattilitese:eassi-pime. partially dawn:vying the
sane sad wades ankles el furniture, the electric
laid Musk the ups slat by Mrs. Bacon, who ft
abuts 0_ yeas at sp, am& ha Use bed-ridden kr sin
years. Tbs paw wilare esailawl however no other injury
than Wiwi Wawa aisles* as the Sou, by which she
was endue sem* braised. Prom thence the fluid passed
Into the lower rews, awl was sally destnistive to the
wall, *Wes. tures*" stove, die., while the clock was
stopped, and the Suer strewedpoised, with the debris.
Bash ei the runs br several meads appeared Ailed with
bias lams sad mat, which gave rise to she supposition
that the premises were in Sum, and mulled in the
arrival of the Newington parish sad some other Gre-
ening..
A similar accident occurred to two adjoining houses,
What" at the *orate of Peter and Waterloo streets, also at
Welwt rth-common. Tire house are in the occupation of
Mr. Hards end Mr. Chou • ngrocer. Mrs. Herds,
who, with her husband Gee y, was sitting in the room,
was struck violently in ties lass. and for several minutes
was deprived of sight and tendered wholly unconaciww.
Oa partially recovering, she Mind that she was bereft of
hearing by the right ear, sand Rut ea acute tingling and
efferatiss is bar Mai, sad foss the pastel effects of the
dusk sike mensis sselesely allistsL Ms. Green also UN-
tamed was lajery, sad ems at bar Andrea, a girl about
sin pree ei age, was affseesi with blindness for seve-
ral minutes. Both, however, an in • fair •ay of recovery.
Mr. Gnus of Mary-Anse Cottage, Hill.street, Wal-
worth, sustained a severe halve, to his right eye, and many
persons in the neighbourhood were hut.
At Stepney, the electric dull Wend the beck window
of the house No. 28, King-stout, eumpled by Mrs. Hussy,
and after destroying a patio* Of the bedding and bedstead,
and tearing the paper from the walls, it deacon& d through
the during into the lower rum, where it destroyed the
window-blinds, forced open the shutters, which were shat-
tered, and escaped into the yard. The two back rooms
were a complete ruin.
About the same time the lightning Wrack a house in
Newby-place, Poplar, opposite the police-station, and re-
duced it to a complete wreck. A large stack of chimneys
was thrown down, the roof torn off, and one of the windows
shattered. A woman in one of the lower rooms was knocked
down, and was rendered insensible for sumo lime after-
ward;. . .

At Greenwich and Woolwich the damage done be
flooding was very great. At the barracks of the Royal
Sappers and Miners at the latter place a drain burst nadir
the main building, and in a few minutes the water was
upwards of two tett deep in the quarters of the quarter-
meeter-sergeant, the master tailor, and other non-commin•
demi eaters, who occupy the lower story of the barracks.
Fortionatel one oftothtehrono.
anajdresent at the time
in the
velar or essiseqaences might have been serious, the
me et wafer being so great that it would have been die-
sok to sans the children. At the bottom of John-street,
the koshers' modernround places for working Weill so full of
water that on Monday they had to obtain the loan of one of
the fire-engines belonging to the dock-yard to pump the
water out. _ .

-
A men warn killed while standing under • pear• tree at
Saarosbreok, In E,scr, and several minor accidents occurred
while the storm wee raging.