The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-16 00:00:00

LANDSLIP IN rex currree OP res METRO-
POLITAN' UNDERGROUND WLWST. EX-
CITING SCEJTE—(TIDI DAT.)

Shortly before 7 o'clock this morning an occur-
/ISM of an alarming mature took place at a por-
tion of the works in progress far the formation of
the truism:mad Railway. About the time mentioeed
as sine wee riled that the hams overhanging the
eattles ArAwnataest. Clerkeswell, were (isle( way, and
the gnats* eenetenatits prevailed. lieveral men at once
amend the inhabileate and warned them of the danger,
sad • some of the utmost eicitemeet ensued. Men, women,
sad cluldna rushed from the hostess, many with scarcely
as snails Si clothing ea ; sad the street was soon filled
by hundreds of persoas, army et whom had no doubt fresh
IN their miods the terrible disaster at Edinburgh • short
Wee since. The entries is question is in the rear of
the houses facing the Clerkenwell Police-awn ; and
while the workmen were engaged in it the 811
asath ilubisalv gave way or sunk, and upwards of 20 tons of tr.
meth ma breed later the cutting, fortunately without in- ri
)Wing say penes. while the strong timbers forming the gg
owing WIMP heat wrier the immense weight forced upon g
them. Is • very brief psnod upwards of ROO men a:
were Weight together from the different pests of so
the eerie. ad Will set to week to stop a further slip.
The hems ea either side have to many places the walla ke
washed. and Owes who weepied then are baring their fur- 111
Wham he., removed in peat Irate. During the morning •
is
kelp maker of peewee decked to the scene of the occur- t.

TIM WINDHAM LUNACY COWAN° N
frill DAY.) et.

The inquiry naive this saniesiethan was renamed
We moniieg at the OWN= Hee" Wraletheler. betas
Mr. Henna Q.C., suet • aperia Jury.
Mr. M. elarabees. Q.C., Ma Meld, wed Mr. Woe Wil-
lem woe and ter the praltionere ; air H. Garr, si:
Q.C. Ur. =writhe. Q.C., sled Mr. Minya for Mr. Wind-
hew t Ws. C. Rowell, ter lady aradis lolab Oinbilei,
the nether of the allesedhmels end Mr. Wields% Q.C.,
ter Mee. Windham es
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Ai the villa. sl the mark es
rirL Arnsyrape, the genera al the joy. banded the
WNW seesitheete bees • riled scallerath. Wald that M.
we et the imam the adeonly M. sal it be bed sot •
day of not he would le math be Wend at iIL He
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wished le Ism whether they seat be he at cm Saturday. s
Mewl ether pealemes rat the Joey were 'be mrioudy iU. r
The WWI aseented to the prapemal. Be shoo 'eked whoa U
W isained sesmel Ira Mr: Witham thought their en. U.
Wise
lia aradiabl M.
Mr. Kweal
arialm seplied bat he herd it weld be Wised 111•14.
lissesesser.
laiddberse, physician to the Bran North- is
we 28 yews • waseher we
the erulesmos, and who N.
wes ewe el as Willeechby's trweess, -sealed is his meal. U.
myna sad crouessulnettes that oa the isersiag d k
sientecps be maimed the bridegroom, at his 141
recraise. at vet bin be wee sot suffering boo U.
way dimes Mb. Was oseUfs Ittettise sad sister' is
weft et the unnisia Ms elPre- VW *miss be did in oes-
es
=albizilassaMaaa while be reseived hem Mr.
rapettieg metals egeserasets Witness •••
asked as the brides father ea the essiisa of the
11.
although the
area
was present. Ha walked ZVI&
alit with bar arrs is arm. Mrs. Witham wee merried tr
ee
W mes et Rogers. Witmer bad beau • tried of Mr. ft
Beath May for twenty yean.
Mr. JIMMIS Bowes May, the solicitor, os 1:1 81.
examined. gave • history ol his U.
Willoughby. He destribed "Xliaersaaversaticat tp
tp
Xisek took place between bar sad Mr. Wad es
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bus upon the &inmost of mosey for whir& she would th
corset to imam him. She said ebe was going to many Ile
for the benefit of bar sisters. The witness detailed the 111
advice he gave to Mrs. Windham. the teedisay of which tai.
was to make her moderato in less oonditiocus.

The Correvogidancia of lisdrid announces that gat
the Emperor of the her* engaged, ea is known, in SE.
writing the history el Julies Omar, has requested the
Royal Academy of History at Madrid to send him the IL
learned prim may by MM. Jews sod Manuel Olives y
Herta& on the position of Mends Pougisleaa.
The Courrier du Poo-dc-Calais says :—" The tole- it
paphie communication between Calais sad England has it:
been interrupted for some days, the cable having been St
broken in mid-cheesed by the anchor, it is supposed, of :I:
some vessel. A May hen been placed at one of the ex. fa.
tremitiee of the cable, and an active search Is being made to It:
get up the other sod.* at
Orders have been given by the government of It
the United States for the release of the two American ht.
pollution taken from on board the English schooner
Eugenia Smith by the United States steamer Santiago N.
Caber
et.
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THE REIMERS:RATION or GRINSSY.—III COll- aea.t.
sequence of the death of the noble Earl of Yarborough, 11
nil the elevation A hie son, Lord Woreley M.P. for the 10
borough, to a seat in the upper house, addresses have been
published by Jobs Chrpleme. rios-eltelrman of the en,
Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire ILsilway, and Om.
F. lieue: Seg., We M.P. for Lincoln and formerly M.P. N
for . Others are hinted st, so at present the at.
election ie likely to be • cootested one. Mr. Helms° was Ns
very much liked by the people of Grimsby when he bed
the homer to sit fee the borough in company with Sir ri
Charles Wend, awl me drat set be bids fair fur election.
Mr. Charama Is she a patisman whose interests as a rail. M.
gleeekeit may he mid to be bound up with the prosperity I
et , and whemeakl so doubt do his beet to promote ILL
the trade sad prespeste el the port ; but the town miserally
gra 1011084 be SSW to be much in favour of railway demi.
satish—Mseera Comfits Herald.
A LITEKEOuI MaItcHANT AND THE ITALIA, Ilk
AS
Mom Marius lecture in the Cowed, Mall, ti,t;
evesiag. Mr. Peter Stuart, shipowner, who presided, st
sasouaoad that it was his intention to give 5000 to the •
soldier who should first plant the Italian Anodised os the EL
walls of the Capitol at Ram. when he (the chairmen) hoped le
to meet 11.. &Alai himself. Lirerpoul Mercury. ft.
Tea WILL or Tea LATE Joint ANDES'S, or et.
C %Mom. —W e Falkirk Herald) hear it reiseuesd that the t.
late John Andrew, who bad amaseed—thesph ht s work. N.
man •a («tom of upwards of 10.0001., has bequeathed his IL
moiler as follows:—To his immediate relatives between IL,.
13MM. soul 2.0001. • to the Synod of the United Presbyter a
Tian Church, for the furtherance of its foreign miesios, 6001. ; 17
to the Scottiili Society for the Conversion of Israel, eCat. ; is
to the Falk irk Chanty and Ragged Schools and Female es
Basevolent Society, 5001., for equal diviaim ; the reversios, SO
after payiug .tamp sad other dons, amounting to between
8.0001. sod 7.0001., goes to the Edinburgh Bible SeMeN, ga
Meritutca INeJ. Deemed wee one of the most exact Bills
critics is the district. He madethe Bibles peculiar Andy, te
and was • formidable debater on theology. He semen to I.llt
have had a special interest is the Bible Society, wish:his- IL
envoi the largo's bequest. Is August, 1180, be gave • Ok
dough.n to its funds of 1001.. and since then so less than gt
ether ROW. --nashiap 7011. in all.
THE Borax Usvitutic Pinnace, BAnoiegyaoll„ 10
asp RIESAIICIFT.—The " Roman Catholic Direetery " states
that there me IP catholic peers. 9 being peers of England,
lend 4 poorest the United Kingdom: 13 catholic peers sit be M.
, the Homed Leeds. There are 43 catholic baronets, 21 befog alt,
Zegbeli. allosteb, and 17 Irish. Of the monbas of partim Si.
mot. M are callbolics. Is (heat Britain Mere see 1,588 IN.
Naas bishops and priesta, 1,019 churches, chapels, and
'Mises, 50 ennuousitioi of men, 162 commits, soil 12
collages. The 11141116.1 in the throe last yams is, of bishops IL
and priests, 166 ; of churches, chapels, and stations. 91; of !
communities rd men, 16: of commit., 52 ; of colleges, 1;
showing aa increment Ili per cast. cis the numbers •of tie is'
bishops arid clergy; an increase of 10 per cent, on the num. g
beret churches mid chapels; RE increased 47 per cent. an PI
the somber of commueitics of men ; au iocresee of 47 per
gent os the somber of roovents ; sod an increase of 9 per
met. es the seeder of colleges.
Tam EARTHQUAKE IS °SEW& —The Prt,eurseur
of Athens gives soma details of the shocks of earthquake 10
felt is the mersing A the lath ult. is that city and other 22
pasta al Orme% r alftsdy have, sosonsced by telegraph. IM''
At Athens the sleek was set very seem, the oscillations g
minim freer the S.W.. and little derma was Ems At
Patrol, the roof ft the barracks in the interior el the fort m M
fall is, bat fortasftely the soldiers were all Masai at the M
time. A two-stery hew. in the lower tows sear the port 111
emit thrown dowses well as mime small gimps edjoam 114
Several other haws also suffered. hut sem el the ilh
Mats were Mimed. At Ae2ion (Vosges) 13 beams ware
throws dowse and several persons busied hesselk the A
mdse. The sea at the same time rase sin het shay Me f
usual height, and caused some harp Is the lower Feb
et the town. At societal Corieth several of the eM brew "
white have bees elmiedoced mines the terrible emehemehe st I
MO have been mmipletely demolished, and many of the g
hisses in New Celia% have been injured. Calamaki has
sift suffered. At Oalazidl and at Ices, on the Northern
shoe of the Bay of upsets, the ma mole an irruption.
washed away one lease. endowed other damage.
The Ant/psis states that a merchant of that de-
partment vibe had seat as mom for muskets to Sc_ Etienne,
received as answer to the deft that it will be impossible to
execute it la theelarla of the year, as all bands will
be fully ofteplai is Me esmft el senteads shady
made with Daly.
A religiose joureal d Cologne publishes a letter
fres the pops, whenned he the Cardinal Archbishop
Csiagas, theekkg the ssasearnity of St. Michael the
Afiblattiatimell Ma d WOO thaws sent to his Holiness
by that
LONDON Osinstas Omni= Ooftrurr (Laurin).
—Teals sessliftti auk seem nik Jemmy. 10,116111. lea.