The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-12 00:00:00

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NOMINATIONS THIS DAY.
Docs.unoman.—Cttandos and Hall.
St sszx (Eass).—Fullor, Ft*WM. and Dodson.

MEMBER* ILETURNED.

Nown.:
STA ITORDSIIIIII
Child.

CARDIGAN.
CLUall OP Tilt POLL.

Pryer Loveden
Junes 330

-Nomination, July 15.

IRISH.

DUBLIN, SVNDAT.
Up to a late hoar last night the streets of Dublin ttl
were the scene of some disgraceful rioting. A mob st.'
of boys and some grown persons, from the purlieus Ls
of the city, proceeded through the streets, shouting s
for Reynolds, and attacking the houses of some of the at.
Roman catholics who were known to have so shame.
hilly deserted their principles as to have voted for *
*Strange candidates, Orogen and Vance. l'ho ex- 14.
*Ration of the orangemen also helped to exasperate sa
Mr. Reynolds's mob so far that they proceeded to St.
attack the windows of St. Peter's Church, in Ann- at
gier-street, some of which they completely demo- tt•
fished. It is well known that great num- fo•
hers of the freemen, by whom the election
was turned in favour of Messrs. Orogan and Vance, 1111
had been taken out of the workhouses, and shaved at
and cleaned in such a way as to make them presents- so
ble at the polling booths ; and several of them who
reside altogether away from Dublin came from a con- w
sidcrable distance, some even from 7.'eotland, for the $
purpose of voting. All this has naturally aroused a ;
good deal of indignation among the liberal party; el.
but it is greatly- to be lamented that a rabble of boys ist
and children should hare been instigated to commit el
the petty outrages of last evening. It may be ob- :
served
sery that there has been no other rioting of the
slightest moment since the commencement of the 123ni
elections. is

Nield Sullivan returned without • •
opposition. to
Ltsittm.—Sir James E. Tcnnent returned without St
ixsiaz—Me. John J. Beard, returned without opposi-
tion.

Fitz (Coustr)—J. Fergus returned. •ie
O.IILWAT (BOILOVUH).—Mr. M. 3. Lake, proposed by So
Mr. J. T. A. Joyce, seconded by Mr. J. Finn; r. An.
thasy O'Flaberty, proposed by Mr. R. P. Daly, seconded by
Mr. J. Oniony ,• Lord Dunkellin proposed by Mr. P. M. is
Lynch, seconded by Mr. G. 8. T. Conryn. is
Wellington Stapleton Cotton, IL
proposed by Mr. W. 31. Raleigh, seconded by Mr. J. Legg;
Warren Hastings Frith, proposed by Mr. Darnel, seconded Sol
by Mr. J. Kennedy.
ENNIS—J. T. Fitzgerald, propesed by Mr. Taller, se-
conded by Mr. Lysarght ; The O'Gorman Mahon, proposed "I
by Mr. C. O'Connel, seconded by Mr. Healy.
NOMINATION DAYS FIXED.
GALWAY (COUNTT)—IsIy P 2. 3t,
Custom (Bonovon)—Jsly 14. lr
TIPPIULAIIT (Covarr)—Joly 20.
Lours (COUNTY)—JO7 16. ya
DoNzo.a. (Cotra rY)— uly 24.

LOSS OF LIFE AT BL ACKFRIARS BRIDGE.' "

Last evening, a little before nine o'clock, an acci- I U
dent occurred on the rivet clues to Blackfriars-bridge, by ,124
which three persons lent their lives under the eyes of several in
hundred of their fellow-ereatures, who could render them

no antes% assistance.
It has been ascertained that in the morning of the day a IO
party of nine persons, consisting of Thomas Gwynn', James
Gwynn., George Williams, Francis Williams, Alfred Wit- »
limns, Mrs. S. Williams, and three females whose names at is
primmest could not be ascertained, hired a shallop at lion-
gerfurd Market foe the purpose of enjoyiag an excursion on lii
the river. They proceeded in the first instance with the tide SO
as far as Greenwich, and after spending • few hours there se.'
they took advantage of the for the purpose of reaching
the original point of embarkation. They proceeded up- gl
wards as far as Blackfria-a-bridge without harm, but jest m
as the shallop had got about midway through the fourth
arch of that bridge on the Middlesex side of the
river, the Dahlia London-bridge and Westminster it
steam-boat appeared in view, going down the river, and
!grad the tide, which was running very strong. 511
The unspents of the shallop on wing the steamer making de.
way apes them, gelled out most lustily to the captain to
pert W Inky erbielt he gave orders to have done ; but
lesilieteseleir the illiamlea in the smaller vessel became so at,
Ma* alarmed as to jump up, and so caused the shallop to b
mart towude the etegbeard paddle box of the steamer. t
Thin, with the heavy swell produced by the steamer, and sa
tiae running in the contrary direction, completely
swamped the smaller emit. The men and women were Ss
immediately thrown into the river, and (or two or three
seconds the whole party could be seen plunging and cling- et
in OD era other in the water, whilst the screams of thine io'
it the Temple gardens, the travellers by the different steam- JD I
be sad the vast number of people on Blackfriars and
Waterloo-bridgcs, who saw the terrible catastrophe, were •
pitiable in the extreme.
Mr. Robert Ware, the pier-master of Blackfriars-bridge,
hearing the screams, and learning the cause, directed two 'a
am, named Bull and Neary, to put off with the life-boat 30
Ind the Royal Humans Society's drags, to render assistance. Ot.
At the same instant, he despatched parties to go fur Mr. 10
Mutehinson, the surgeon, of Fsrringdon-street, so that ho et
Vebe seedy to render medical aid, in the event of any z.
searen being taken out alive. The two piermen, 12,
to=soioigaille the steamer, found two men clinging to te
sr the aliNzwir abaft of the paddle-box, whilst to
lA= WIN OW tits clothes of the less fortunate, 1
awl yaw the spectators to assist them. By ti
▪ intalt eleaflreema exertion the two piermen succeeded in i•
=We their galley the two males, Thomas and James
They also made an attempt to seise the wearing li.
enema of the poor females, who were buoyed up for a IS
Geed we two by the atmosphere inflating their clothes. ,
Thdaettenately they failed in their attempt, mainly owing
le the party • clasping each other round the waist. The ig
two non fortunate men were, however, taken into the
beet, rowed to Blackfriars-bridge, and finally carried to the It
Cduier's Amu, Water-lane, where Mr. Browning, the N
Imiseikhid a bed got ready, and, owing to the attend- .1;
tae etNa Hutchinson, the surgeon, both parties happily """
Illneetred. it
When this had been done six persons were still Ahab& U
sad it was impossible in the excitement to ascertain whether
they had not, as was feared by most who were present, suite
to rise no more. It was, however, subsequently di-covered *
that one of the female, (Mrs. Weston) was rescued just asides is
was sinking for the third time, and, having been pulled
into a boat, was conveyed to the Swan, in Lpper Timmer 119
street. er husband, however, perished. Mr. Gee. WI
hams, although much injured, was rescued. The pride•
box caught the left side of the (toe, lacerated the flak ”,
the wheels of the steamer then seised upon his shirt, Med I,yi
him twice or three times out of the water, and in all plebe. .„
hility would have drawn him into the flats of the wheel,
but he, had the prnenee of mind to tear his shirt away,
and in so doing his chest was terribly cut, and at the time ee,
this account was written he was obliged to be conveyed to to
the surgery of Mr. liutchiason. lies wife, however, was 5
drowned. 5
Ann Williams, Thomas Weston, and Emma Dates, lb
are the names of those who have perished by this melan-
choly event. to
The survivors attach great blame to the steam-boat eon. 20
ductors ; whilst, on the other hand, the last.nansed lay
equal blame to tame in the small boat, fer not taking • N
more southerly position on the river. as

DECREASE IN TUE IMPORTATION OF WINE.—From
returns just issued it appears that 112 the month ended the
6th June there were only 694,167 gallons of wine imported.
Is the like period of the preeedieg year the quaotity was
11,182,801 gallons.

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