The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-13 00:00:00

SPAIN.

We have received the Madrid journals of the 7th.
The Gazette announces that the floating debt of
Spain amounted, on the lst inst., to 336,20,323 reals,
and that treasury bonds in October were negotiated
at from 6 to 8 per cent. discount.

TURKEY.

The Salton has just granted an amnesty to the
1,400 families of insurrectionary Bosnian' who fled
some mouths since into Austria. .

HORRIBLE DEATH.—A MAN CUT IN TWO.—
GLOVCESTIII, TituttanaT.—A dreadful occurrence has
happened at one of the steam saw mills in this city, which
has led to an inquiry to-day before Mr. Lovegrove, the die
triet coroner, into the cause of death of Francis Ayers, a
sawyer. It appeared from tlo• statements of the witnesses
that the deceased was employed on Wednesday at Mr.
Eassies saw mills, when he met with his death in the fol-
lowing shocking manner :—The mills In question, which
are situate on the bank of the Dimmest*, end Berkeley
Ship Canal, are erected for the conversion of Baltic timber
(which is shipped in large quantities into the port of
Gloucester) into railway sleepers, and very powerful steam
machinery is erected for this purpose to set in motion I
numerous similar saws. The timber cut by three saws is I
placed upon a species of railway moved generally
by machinery apart the saws, which an fixed
in the floor, and revolve with immense rapidity'
and power, cutting; throe& • balk of timber at the
1 rate of 12 feet per minute. Me unfortunate deseased was '
employed in feeding the mills, sad wee carrying • balk of
timber, wham be stumbled sad fell epee one of the re-
vnlying saws, which in a moment tore through his chest,
pierced his vitals, and cut him to the back bone, amen
uividing him in two. It appeared that on Wednesday the
timber had been allowed to accumulate in the mill after it
had been cut, and it is thought that this led to the accident.
I The coroner and jury viewed the premises, and hiving re-
turned a verdict of "Accidental death," recommended that
in future no accumulation of timber be permitted in the
mill, which moommendation the proprietor said should re-'
ceive curry attention.
THE REPRESENTATION OP PLYMOUTH.—The Ply-
PPIOWA J0W7441 of Thursday says :—" W. are authorised to
state that • petition has been prepared, sad will shortly be
presented to the House of Commons, against the return of
Charles Juhn Mere, Esq., as ono of the members for this
borough. If the honourable member by himself or friends
his resorted to corrupt practices, which never before pro
veiled in this borough, the inhabitants must be gratified at
the probable prevention of its occurrence, by the course
that will now be takes. There can be no question that at
the late election there were the most wholesale induce-
ments held out to every one who would give a vote to the
U. rhy-Gisraelite. Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., has been re-
tain,l by Messrs. Lockyer end Rulthel, on behalf of the
petitioners, and they are confidently advised that the result
I will be suceemfal. the Morning /Jerold of Monday treats
the tastier in a very cif-handed and cavalier manner, but
it will not surprise us, alter what we know, to find that
I some genii, men connected even with that establishment,
' were mined up with those transactions that will become the
subject of inquiry."
ENIORATION FROM PLYmoura.—The tide of
emigration from the western port is still following rapidly.
On Thursday week the Sir Powell Buxton, Woodcock,
master, and the Resolute, Lewis, master, arrived he.
On Ed hero..
On the Koli•i•noor, Bennett, master, arrived. On
Tuesday the Resolute sailed for Sydney Ph, and the Koh-i-
-noor and Sir Powell Buxton for fort illip. In Cosa-
queue of light wind, the Monarch, steam tag, towed
them outside the breakwater. The Duke and Duchess
of Buccisuch went outside with the Resolute, their son
Lord John Scott and party proceed.ng in that ship. The
Port Admiral's barge land- d them from that ship. The
Hight Rev. Dr. Gould, Roman Catholic Bishop of Mel-
bouraeLsnd a party of priests proceeded by the Roh-i-
-mar. The Sir Powell Barton took Out •Wesleyan mis-
sionary, the Rev. Mr. Hestia. The Busorah Merchant,
Cannon Blytb, arrived on Wednesday with government
emigrants for Sydney.

'ate Cow.

WINDSOR, Nov. 12.
The Qom and Prince Albert, sooompenied by the
royal children, and attended by the Wiles sad gentlemen of
the royal suite, arrived at the Cutts& few singles before 13
o'clock yesterday afternoon fro:n London.
The following had the honour of dining with ha Majesty
yesterday :—Thir Due de Brabant and the Comte dc Flan-
dm, the Prince and Panama of lioherlehe Langeuburg,
the Prinema Adelaide and Prince Hermann of Helenlobe,
Colonel de bluerkerke, the Count de tinny, anal Sir Robert
Carswell.
M. Van de Weyer bas been invited, and I. capectod this
afternoon.

The Duchess of Kest, attended by Lady Augusta Drum,
returned to her residence, Frogman', on Thursday after-
noon from Loudon.

The nomination of sheriffs for the ensuing year took
place yesterday (the morrow of St. Merlin) in the Exche-
quer Chamber before the Lords of her Mejesty's most hon.
Privy Council, the Right Boa. B. Disraeli presiding in his
gold robe as Chancellor of the Exchequer. The other privy
councillors peewit were :--the Lord President, the Lord
Chancellor, the Lord Privy Baal, the First Lord of the
Admiralty, the President a the Board of Trade, the Post,
muter-Oenerel, the Chief Commissioner of Public Works
end Buildings, the Lord Chief Justice of England, the
Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, the
Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer, end the other Judges
of the Courts of tinesn's Brach, Common Pleas, and the
Exchequer. Three gentlemen were nomiaated for the
°Mee of sheriff fur the ensuing ar for all the counties of
England except Cornwell earl-Lancashire. Three gentle.
men were oleo nominated fir all the Welrh counties.
Mr. C. Beeville and the lion. M illiam Bathurst, the
clerks of the Council, were in attendance.
Viscount !feedings had an interview with the Earl of
Derby, yesterday, at his official residence in Downing-
street.

A deputation to present a memorial hom the shipowners
of Sunderhu-41, Shields, eIL!, prating for the removal of
the burdens on shipping, had an interview with the Right
lion. J. W. ileolfy and Lord Colchester, 'weeder, at the
Board of Trade. l'he devtation consisted of Mr. Pegg,
chairman, Mr. Blair, vice-chairman, and Mr. R. Brown,
secretary of the Auaderiaod Shipowaers' Society. Mr.
Robinson, Chairman of the South Shields Shipowners'
Sosiety, Mr. George Hudson, II P., Sir James Done,
Bart., M.P., Mr. It. C. Hildyerd, M.P.. Hoc. H. G. Lid-
dell, M.P., Lord Loraine, M.P., Mr. W. Dtgby Seymour,
, Mr. S. Irmo, M.l'., Mr. J. Clay, M.P., Mr. H.
Taylor, M.P., Mr. J. P. Murrough, M.P., Viscount God.-
rich, M.P., Mr. F. W. Rum ell, M.P., Sir E. 11. K. Lamm,
Bart. M.P. Mr. G. Thompson, M.P., Mr. C. Bailey, M.P.,
Mr. H. Dan!by Seymour, M.P., Mr. U. Davison, M.P., Mr.
R. Ingham, M.P., Mr. R. Stephenson, M.P., Mr. R.
Bremridge, M.P., Mr. A. Pellatt, M.P.' Mr. G. Duncan,
M.P., Mr. W. B. Beaumont, Al P., Colonel Lowther,
M.P., Mr. J. F. 11. BlackAt, M.P., Mr. J. Macgregor,
M.l'., Mr. J. Farrar, M.P., and Sir J. V. B. Johnstone,
Bart., M.l'.
Mr. Borthwiek had an interview with Sir John Peking-
ton, yesterday, at the Colonial-ogles.
Lord Bateman had an interview with Hr. Secretary Wal-
pole, yesterday, at the Home•ctilles.
Despatches were received from the Lord High Commis-
sioner of the lonian Islande, :yesterday, at the Colonial-
ogles. Despatches were sent, yesterday, to tho Governor-
General of Canada, and the Governors of the other North
American l'rovincee.

(FROM LAST M10M7./ ourris.)

WIILTEHALL,NOVEYDER 10. —The Queen has been
pleased to appoint his Orate the Archbishop of Canterbury,
his Once the Archbishop of York, John Winston Churchill,
Esq. (commonly called Marquis of Blandford), tho Right
Hon. the Earl of Herrowby, the Right Rev. the Lord
Bishop of London, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of On.
ford, the Right Hon. Sirl John Dodson, Knight, LL.D.,
the Right lion. Sir John Penman, Knight, Sir William
Page Wood, Knight, the Rev. Christopher Wordsworth,
D.D., the Her. Walter Farquhar Hook, D.D., the Rey.
John Jackson, M.A., and the Rev. Edward Selwyn, M.A.,
to he her Mqesty's Commissioners for inquiring into the
state of the Cathi drat and Collegiate Churches in England
end Woes, and matters connected therewith.

WHITEHALL, NOVEMBER 12.—The Queen hill been
pleased to appoint John Rieherd Lambert Walmisley, Esq.,
to be swain, in the Artillery Company of Loudon.
THE PRINCE OP WALES'S COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Sosasuirrr Mouse, N II The names of those
who have bsi a this day nominated by the council of his
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales to serve the office of
sheriff of the county of Cornwall :—Francis Howell, of
Ethy, Esq.; HichardEoater, of Castle, Esq.; Thou=
Chatham Graham, of Penquite, Esq.
BUCKINGHAM PALACE, NOVEMBER 10.—Iler Ma.
jesty having been pleased to appoint the Most Non. John,
Marquis of Winchester, to be Lord Lieutenant of the
I county of Southampton, and of the town of Sduthampton
end county of the same, and also to appoint the Right Hon.
William, Lad Bateman, to be Lord Lieutenant and Custer':
Eotulorum of the county of Hereford, their lordships this
day respectively took the oaths appointed to be taken
thereupon, instead of the oaths of allegiance and supre-
macy.

NEW DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS.
LASCASTSS.
Honourable Edward Bootle Wilbraham, and Edward
Boyer, Elm.
EAST RIDISO Of TORKSRIIII.
William George Smyth Windham, Esq.
Novvirromawastns.
Granville Edward Harcourt Vernon, Esq.
Town& HANLins.
John Humphreys, Esq.

WAR•OFFICE, Nov. 12.
let Regiment of Dragoon amuck—Brevet Colossi Sole
James Whyte, from half-pay unattached, to be Beebe•
sant-colonel, vice:Brevet Colonel Hankey,who enhance ;
Major Andrew Spottiswoods to be lieutenant-colonel, b
purchase, vies Whyte, who retires ; Captain James Peach
Peach to be major, by purchase, vice Spottiswoode ; Cap-
itols George Horne, from hell-pay unattached, to be cap-
Mb, vies Meek, who exchanges; Lieutenant George 1
nwater to be captain, by purchase, vies Peach Peach ;
Lieutenant Thomas isbet to be captain, by purchase,
See Stuart, who retires.
End tepaa—Lieutenaat Herbert Edwards, from the
14thlaght Dragoons, to be lieutenant, vice Orates:, who
ell Datgoons.--Sergeant•Major Peter House to be
, vies Allan, who retiree upon half-pay.
Lists tenaat Themes Pries Graver,
Son Oho to be lieutenant, vim Edwards,
UM
Sol YouL—laromot as. John Bing to be captain, by
Ike, clan iiiiissle, who retires; Emigre James
tash,lo item the rank of lieutenant; Baden
sew Lag to be lieutenant, by parehme,
10th1.
—Cy Alexander Chancellor, from the 27th
M.l2.o_be vim Fatima, who exchanges;
t thaakeilla Holeswarth Baton, t tom
lEroet, M t, vies Calm% who ex-
Ulla Ogles to be lieutenant, by pu-
dica, vim whose promotion, by purchase, on
Oet. 16, NA Ms been cancelled.
26th Foot.—LiseMtwant Charles Rowland Berkeley Nitwit,

the 10th loot, Se be lientarat, vies Enloe, who
87181.114Msptafa Zeiss R. Grabs= nation. treat the
IMr I.= Feet, to be anni= vise Cbasseller. who
7=l.—Latest ThmsWilliew aster to.:11114
*prime, vise eels eslisee4=Alatel
as Se be lieuteen=
ibd I*=—Liesieeinabif== likasst
Ii be estlrskporelnie, else Nea lateek who nitres;
Albert Champion to be lieutenant, by
=se, else Canoe.
Oth INIS Charles Bead Niel to be lientennet,
bpneeni, nwedyth, The rain=
89th P'esk—ae*pa &ben idoselead an le be Ilwile•
neat, wallZeolnisinse, vies Stewart, &mem ; nalts
Edward
wen= Danes to bepreseolim, lieutinans, by pesdieee,
vise Cage= by puweberi
November, ON, hes been anseind. on the
99th F.-.llnelin lOWA his Naas So be lienleank
pursbass, vies Williams, =nestles, by yeemanes,
on 014.12, 1862, haa boss
let Weßladie Retest.—lnnira nes= Jinn Osumi Se
be lima asst, by wieshoie, vise Robeson, win waft
Wisionanavis.—The donut the anwissiewerthe MOP.'
=MAMMA 0114111611 of the 61* Feet have been ailed{, i
wder Istpiese ilts= in tbeir_peeper riles In the lisp*
meat: lAwaid John Froderisk Trydell, 23rd hes.
1862; Lbelseret Charlet Sujista Nut, 9th July, 1862;
Liminess* Illasast Tomas liergent, 9th July, 18.111
The seembrisa etlasatenentlibisravene, of the 78,8
Factor beet lees the V= ISibreary, 1852, and that of
Lieutenant andd Artlartlerom the 12th October, 18826
to plea thesis their pamper jmrUw in the regiment • the
date of the seamiwies of Leis Times William LOW
son, of 74th Foot, who wee pneisted to be lientanat;
without purchase, vier Palest is 17th Amp"
18.12, and not 11th Assui, slined in the *Mao
of 6th instant.

CIIARGE OF MURDER BT POACHINS AT 811IPWICK,
Borman.—A most painful eenestion bas been caused at
the above village is esseemiesse of the discovery of the
dead of • paw asrs soma Jamie Hayes, a nephew
ef s smell Cream ia the employ of B. B.
Btangway, eager eiresmaasele Westing the belief
that he was mariereusly as@ by peahen. It swim
that Mr. Stesiwey bed desired his keeper le lake
steps to premed*, rabbits os lb estate ben beiesPeZ
and carried of by webers, end in &WM!, We bandies@
Crass had aspire Se mistli. This
eanstemee is ism kyles peaks la the
magbbeset peee been renamed that threats had
bout lamed towards the porkeeper. Some days ago, after
young Hayes had goes est with his gun, the discharge ...fire-
arms was heard in the diseseisa of the turf-geld. After this
maw wee seen of the punt
_mesa, and a watch was made to
di rose Wm, which peeved entitle.e fur two or three days
At length, as Crane and two saes were out rabbit *hooting,
one of the animals killed ran in amongst a quantity of
furse, and in following it they discovered the dead body of
the unfortunate man. The chergo of a gun had entered hie
left breast, and paved almost in a straight line towards hie
right side. Ily his side lay hie gun, which it is understood
was loaded when found by his uncle. Information has
been given to the coroner, D. 11. Ashford, Esq., who has
commenced an inquest on the body.