The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-03 00:00:00

(Stamped ld. AA:zlitionaL) [TWOPENCE.

THE DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND'S
PREMIUMS TO PRIZE FARMS.

trim the Nee:oath Jewha.)
The beautiful and fertile dieiriot around !Renwick
Perk, the met Of kil Grass the Duke of Northemberlud,
iil Merck TerkeWia, her lib walk beet the sone of or ta-
ns he peers gives by his Groom for the
bid farms ea die dthowick sad neighbouring
aelstnee se }doss were originated last year, sad au
tested ease of VOL fed the best maaspd farm exceed*/
WM amp, and IMO of 161. for • hem not 01ODONNIE 20C sane
balms" Om 20 uses. They were assesseed to be oua
tea amen farmers midis, lu the towaatips of Stastriak,
Abibeessgb_, illelsoeby, Chyle*. Dalton, Forests, Moresby,'
Zest sal Wen Loewe, Cardwell, Beaune, Cliff*, sad
Masfileld, sad is all tomato of the Dale of Northaseber
Lai is Teekshin. It was 'saluted that the award
wed& be pees fee geedanitivation, state of Gams
lei LOW auk enUeiseatem bedding. (es feu
as Mopeds es Masate), tivi stook, implosion,
beat kept sensate, es. of artificial manure, or the
esetrery, sad hielading everything connected with'
geed husbandry, lead to be adjudged by three competent
jellies, wises the cups wen neer matuity, but before
ratting bad sommeneed, probable in the mouth of August.
It wee stated that prime under these eroeditioes would be
gives for three yule, umiely. la 1066, 1866, sad 1867, sad
that the sucessefel competitor would not be entitled to gain
the prise Is UM esoessidee sears. Competition were
requited to signify their isteutthe to compete us or before
the 13th of May, addressed to Mr. Anted. (a oere. pet of
kis Grua the Duke of Northemberlead at Staawkk. Lest
year the 'demo opened most succeisfelly with six compoti-
tore, throe of wkom wen bit Grace's marts, and three
thee, of other proprietors, thus shoeing that the interest of
the rises were not confined to the estate, of his Gras.. The
=were thou awarded to a tenet of the duke and to a
of the Berl of Browalow, *either of whose farms
war, therefore be offered for this you's competition. This
.year there were five competitors, via.:
POP. TES FLPTISS POUND Pill&
1. Mr. 0 Bowie, Leyte* Moot, Wean of Edward
Kemp, Boa , Lilienthal.
2. ILL Francis Dent, Caldwell, tessat of Lord Alford.
3. Mr. John Golightly, Grey Stases, mass, of his Ones
the Duke of Northemberlsad.
POP. PHI THIRTY POUND PALL
4. Mr. Riehard Key, Fothett Valley, tenant of Jobs Mft-
shell, Bth., Foreett-hell.
6. Mr. John Clark, Aldbrongh, tenant of his Grass the
Duke of Northumberland.
Of these entries, three—aunty, Mr. Bowie, Mr. Kay,
sad Mr. Clerk—were sompatitors Wt year, the remaining
two now entered for the first time. The inspection of the
1 eompetheg farms took place on Tenthly, happily with flee
weather, and the judges were Mr. Joseph Snowball, of
Netherwittes, near Montano, spent for the Berl of
Blithe, sad others ; Mr. Edward Levees, of Itedesdele
Cotten*, spat for Lord Redoubt", Admiral Mitfor.i. Le. ;
sad Mr. Sobt. Jae. Wiley, agent for the Duke of Leeds,
Miegsby Castle, near Canaria. The sea parties of&
sifted se jedgeelestlear ; end Mr Moon, who might well
congratulate himself on the saunas of gentlemen of as-
doubted uprises', and sublease& jails's*, like the
three we bays named, obtained their Slik••••• also oe this
ocessios. This was an arrappment In every respect
advantageous, as the plus they had bestowed, sad the
awards they had given, last year, tended not sly to
justify the solution of his Grace's agent, but to inspire
coefidelft is classmates. that merit would in every case
carry the day; sad as seat Leg them to iestitute a comps.
rime between the state of the farms in the former and tht
present competition, as will es to arrive et a more °omelet*
estimate of the state of the farms than sew judges could
have due. The judges ememeneed their duties won after
Mao o'clock ea Twesidey tuning, and were coodueted
to the different farms by Mr. Sturges, sere in-law of Mr.
Moore, and street of Henry Bamford Pier.., Esq. of
Sedate Bail. To this gentlemen every hub of ennead cep
peeved to be familiar ; and the various unseats ineempaaled
the judges over their respective farms, and afforded sash
informable as was rusind. The judges first proceeded
to the firm of Ur. Bows., the ooeupier of eighty sure en-
der Mr. Hemp, whose farm exhibited every marl of earth&
and industrious foreleg. As but few auk were lam lop.,
no fewer than silty-four sores were allotted to tillage, on for
the most part a three years' coarse, .or had he spared either
lime, how. or other manures, so tar as could be obtained ;
the lead was elms sad the knees were in • good state;
bat the lead sepsevid as be fa ladifferent hash, maisly ow-
fog, prebably, at the drafts% which bad been lad at a time
whoa the operatioa sad importance of them were aotse well
understood se sow, sot being deeper than 21 feet. The'
landlord, it was re:planed, had supplied the draining tiles
and dose the cutting, and the Unapt had placed them tar.l
Mr. Bowe. said he Inspected the Wks of his deaths ens • '
year. The jedges expressed a wish to Inspect one slue;
sad Mr. Bowes, picking up three spades, conducted
them to a field in fallow, end, pitehieg on a spot, at ones
dog down, and there, twe-andth-hal feet deep, appeared
the tile drain., laid in most onset order, and there was
sue, on Miser see of the tiles—about a foot loop—the
water floeing biennially down in the bed mode by the
drain. We may here, as before, give every credit to this
hardworking end painstaking fanner, who, caul a labourer,
is now a tenant of • considerable fens, which be cultivates
with the waistlines of oily • bop, who wee at the time
ploughing is the field; sad although unable to snatch the
Prins from Gruen of larger mesas, greater early stria-
tes'', end it may be richer land, 'preen entitled to every
credit, and, with suck eseentragemeat as so deserving e
tenant k entitled to from his landlord, may rot despair of
evesteally isiniag the prim The jadges were neat con.
duetted to the form of Mr. Kay, which comprises 380 sores,
270 of which ere arable, and 110 la gram, sad which carries
• ussiderable number of cattle sad sheep. It will be re-
membered that this form lest year received very fiatteriag
eommendatios Ma the Jodi's; sad this sea it presents
as equdly if not more favourable eppeareace with refer
'nee to the various points specified fa the conditions of the
oompetitiou. Uoforteastely, however, either from the ex-
esesive rains, or from the lend being now far the lint time
applied to Whom, • eassiderable porticos's( the whelk had
a dim:clouted appesrance, sad some of the turnips had bora
a failure. This, however, had malted from no fault in the
weesesweet of the fans, but from atmospheric or other on-
emendable it floe;, s, end was bell, therefore, to detract
In no degree from the enlightened, scientific and pains-
taking cultivation of the farm. The stock of Mr. Kee age
pared also to be exoellent ; and the lust fusion with which
this form was nrieyed was highly favourshie both to the
enterprise and skill of the teethe, sad the liberality of the
halted. The lest subject on which inquiry was made
was the farming *connate lop", which appeared to be very
templets with sea exception, namely, that be bad omitted
the important item of expeediture era the household
derived from the farm. The nest farm visited was that of
Mr. Deaf, *tenant of Lord Alford, et Caldwell. Mr. Dent
was a competitor for the 151 prig., and bad a very excel-
lently cultivated and well kept form of 115 urn, 38 of
which. were in piston and meadow, the remainder "sable,
sad who bad also a capital show of stock ; the implemests
were, moreover, varied and well closer, and the ac-
aunts were kept with careful detail, the tools being brought
to ;resent a repulse debtor end creditor aseeent, which
told the tenant his ezact unities at the end of the year.
Mr. Dent, sad his are, by whom be is aseisted, and who
aceompauled the judges over the field, reheated favour-
able scesimens of toe modern Beglith fernier, and the
general stoic end facility of the three bore testimony to
at is.. greet panatelas", and liberal and ealightseed
kronur. wiles deservedly mewed the prim The farm
of Mr Jolts Golightly, of Grey Stone., was next inspected
by the judges. It was also a competitor for the 151. prise,
and soatained 138 sores, which had been entered tepee
eight seen ego is a very indifferect state, and altos been
brought, by assiduous work sad judisiossespenditure, to a
very favourable, if not exttruly raffle hate. The land
was for the most pert stable; and with the view of foetus-
legit' prodootivesess, manure hand been wry liberally ap-
plied, espeeially guano, which Mr. Gi lightly eppearsd to
apply to the value of 60/. or 601. vales aaaaa Ily to his lead.
0. the whole, this teasel, who had takes the farm in as
almost wild state. appeased, as was said, " to i awe gone the
to right way work," had now, as well directed armed to
have bus the labour tuna it, that no such change had,
probably, passed apes any farm in the district as upon this ;
and, while it failed to cam off the prise, the um . eels.
ties scouted to it must be as encouraging se it is well
damned. The lust term visited wee that of Mr. Clerk.
en
elderly gunmen. the thriving oeirepthr of a beautiful
and fern% them ef 426 urn, of wish 210 are arable, and
DEATH OF REAR-ADMIRAL SIR JOHN a considerable potties of it was covered with heavy wheat
ROSS, C.B. cups, part eat, with every other tiled of crop equally good.
A roe/Unable quantity of stick is else kept, and it brewed
—e.— to be la excellent condition. This fano arpeen to have
Wet re to annoenee the death of Rear-Admiral been held by its present ocupier for 36; years. Itbee-
~io.s, pee-
Sir Johnßose, C. 8., the oehibrated arctic neviptor. seats a highly favourable specimen of careful sad indite-
He was in his 80th year, and, up till the period of hie wilier famiog. and sloes last year has undergone ceilidh,
tut brief illness, wee strootaradohnd active to a impels. able improvement in a variety of respects, with a view es-
questioaably to the longest eempetitins, end of which the
leg degree considering the ips to which be had
, judges make (avowable aseatios. At ell the farms the judges
bees expand is the sola7.
~ .••••ast krill
Pared. He
were resolved with the meet Usti and hospitoble we,-
mind and body, thrlollti arms Ica Palm. no 00•10; sad as atlases day of iespeettow, dozier which they
went mostly t• spend a kw weeks is the aseastry, bad earolally Rose over every part of every farm, of
ea& oit kdo meow to town meg himself it obnisea shoat seven o'clock. The (snowing was subsequently elves
by travellief as to oohs it nesewery fee his le keep s• lash *wad i
" ids bid. I vembseede "womb.. that bo id& PIMPS POP. TSB OUT NANALOID PAINS OITIN ST Hu
recover. 41 me elbmikehrilover, es listenispenee- w °BA" Tin DOllll OP S°RTZU aaaa laa D.
• heels, bus emulated to award the roes given by
leg. Aleut 80• 0 oldloan=e be the wastook his Once the Date of Northembeelsed, se 301. and 161.,
seek red be oh* - to then present that to the best cultivated fuss within the towashipe of
be felt he we leg. inn that meow be never Insawick, Aldbrouh, Melseaby, Gayle', Deltas,
111114 too ma, a sip for his *low to be Foreett, Bepleby, Best sad West Leyton. Caldwell,
Jima
Hartwell Cliffs., illasfield sad isehulleg ell Onsets of
raised, tuna bb IlliatlY oar Me raid., I" IIPPI" his Oral.* la Ilarlubtre 'hereby sward te Mr. Sieben'
tsailPallial_PassallY bmikad his lag SI Ray, st limit Valleysews et Jobe Miteholl,
pity and sere gun. en lie porible to oesseive. Zog., el !neat' ibe ens Id ,hkty mode, being the sem le

Deepatebee were resolved at the Coleslel-ofdas yesterday
frees the Lard RIO 13onsolesiewor of the lefties 'shads.

The Duke and Dachas of Sutherland are maiviag
a seam dock of visitors at Daatobia Castle

The Doke of Devonshire, who left Chatsworth for
Debits yesterday, me route to Lissom Clothe, to expected
to Mara to Brlghtme about the end of October, with the
bantam of speeding tin whiter time.
Awing the more recent arrivals at the Caledonian
noted, Oka., were the Priam of Preach", Marquis sod Mar
sidearm of Breadolboae, Lord Campbell, Ltrd Chief Jostles
erLatrd; Mery sad Morelli sees of &Ham, Vies.
Oheemellat Stewart of Oreismalth (Skye), Lady Anemia
Vain lord Yams ma party, the Lull, Do. &ger
Oremiwee, Lord Compton, the lioa. Dodloy Word, Lord

No Lady Airmen it. Kota, Lady Otiollooter, Lord sad
Lilly Hill, Lord Torberossli. Lord Abbcor, PAW of
Orkney, Sir Robert sad Lady Picot, Sir R. P.eley, es.
THE BISHOP or OLOUOISTRI ♦ND BNISTOL.-
8711011 D, Bar. I.—On Sudsy lost this ozoollost prolate
prombod for the first time slam his moseeraties is bases
dimes. He bad kindly undertakes to advocate the nom
of the este& of this perish. sad mildest hoe a bishop re.
mired melt s welcome. Is the monis. the spacious dwelt
was moetded to ~Bowing by an othistim sad highly re-
spectable eregregatios ; ►ut whoa, by the time of the mains
moss, the report of his earnest sad eloquent discourse bad
spread &broach the distristoluseburch—sad area the church-

yard itself—timid scares teaks to meals the multitudes
whit throspd to hest, or eves to see him. BeSce It to
add, that the oolleetioss, white are wally large, wow
trebled os the rimiest owasion, sad that the affeetionate
simpl.city of Bieber Butes% diseennes sad deissesour
have pranced is this plies as issyrestfon as (avowal& to
his order ss the median of the Bishop of Enter has the
mush Os Moseley his lordship, attended by room of the
elegy asd laity of the district, eesseasted the sew arse-
Wry on Bcrosil-hill. •

GILBERT VBECKETT.

••-•

The death of a very gifted man—which we have
recorded--manet be paean by in silence. Mr.
A'Beckett, the son of a solicitor in extensive pru-
des, was educated at Westminster School, and was
Leeched at a remarkably early ego into the excite-
ment of that profession of which be became a con-
spleens ornament. Gifted with a wondrous and
persalier humour, even as a boy be started comic
periodic& with his schoolfellow Mr. Henry Mayhew,
sod was dealing with public reputations at an age
when most youths confine their ambition to the dell-
o:cedes et knucklisg down, or the diplomacy of prg-
in-tbe-ring. Before he had reached man's estate, he
I bad seen many periodicals rise and fall under the
auspices of himself and his literary partner; some
keying obtained a temporary success, others having
failed at uses. But undoubtedly the great swoons of
the two boys was Agora—the journal which, it may
be fairly said, prepared the public mind for the appear-
s/tee of our prosperous friend Punch : upon which
they were destined to head • lasting reputations.
The fortune of Puma me patent to the world; and
with them Ike/name of Ma A'Bockett is inseparably
amoebas& The jovial spirit in which Mr. Denali has
borne his adverse fortunes; the fun found in Black-
stone; the showers of jime,ds mots in the "Comic
History of England;' the weekly comments of exqui-
site humour on passing events, in which the touch is
unmistakeable—sod then the genial, simple spirit of
the writer—these are among the claims by which the
name of A'll. nett will be remembered in the literary
history of the century. As one of the originators of
that wise fun which has distinguished the periodical
literature of the present time, he must bold a cow
spinosa place; while thousands who remember sly
hits and droll turns of thought, and exquisite plays
upon words, that bear his name as author, will also re-
member, as a charm, that none of them were allow,
and none made telling by their ill-nature. He was
before all a just man, who never allowed his moral
sane to be distorted by his wit, aid who never
slaughtered a name with his irresistible ridicule
while he believed that name to be honourable. Few
men mkt have held the two opposite Fatless he
oecepied—se metropolitan magistrate and Punch
centribeter—without incurring charges of Woo : -
witesey_oethe sae band, or snobbism on the other.
linAMoslitt was a wise magistrate aid a
seescientime contributor. Hs hackled bravely to his
magisterial duties. while he cherished an affection for
the periodical in which las had won his way. It was
his delight to have at least a few lines in every num-
ber of Putsch.
Mr. A'Beckett must not be judged, however, simply
las a contributor to Punch, sad therefore as • man
who devoted himself to solid and serious work.
It should be widely known that for some time his
light and vigorous pen was in the service of the
Timer newspaper, and that he contributed to the
leading columns of that journal some of
the more remarkable articles it has pet forth.
Indeed, on on day, the whole of the leading columns
of the limes were the production of the gentleman
wham death we now deplore. Entrusted by the late
Charles Buller with an inquiry into the iniquities
practised at the Andover Union, Mr. A'Betekett
framed so masterly a report that he was at once re
ambised as a man of clear and sound judgment, who
combined with this valuable qualification the power
of explaining his views in language at once bnlllant
and vigorous. His Andover leaders in the Times
are articles to which reference is still coasteutly
made. The genius with which the Andover question
was treated gave Mr. A'Beckett strong claims upon
the gratitude of the country, and secured for him the
metropolitan magistracy, which he has held with
hocoar and dignity during the last seven years.
Ai eeriest, a wise, a hearty and • kindly
man has passed from among us, and we note
his lose with morrow. It is wreathing to say that a
man so largely gifted with the power to wound leaves
no sear behind him, and that all men of letters now
living, unite in acknowledging the ability of the
writer, while his personal intimates beer witness to
his goodness as a friend, and to his devotion to his
domestic circle. He has left a widow, whose gifts as
a musician are net unknown to the world, to deplore
his sudden death, and children to beer a name upon
which be has gathered many honours, spies' which
there is not • word of reproach.

0.1 awarded for limbed cultivated farm eseeedieg two hien-
' acres ; sad to Mr. Francis Dent, of Caldwell, tocsin of
iford, fifteen pounds, being the sam to be awarded for
..."•'",___••• invited farm not eaceediag two hundred seas j
as being awarded with reference to the cultiva.
them punks. the state of the reads, terms, and pate*,
tt the far'''. 'limp, live suck, implement. bebt kept
water "um. nificied manure, sad inelaSiag every-
, accounts, the use of n. blubsethy.
°hilt twiniwitwl with P., et tostate that the cultivation of
We dank it right Clark, is very much improved
Ills " "hi" • wow ry in Doane-
Aeon lest year, end is coin an
emu
man
Mr. (Might'',
a of
management.
Dated We 27th Aldo", 1866. EDW. L.VIDSON.
Joe. thcosiZisu..
ursym.Vosia:sd, ftorhathlawinde bugistbryly end gook
Rein. Jou WtLirt.

The judges exposed* rope/ that the competition had not
been more Resent, as bedew • ay. psition which they ',m-
oldered peenherty ealebiated waive an impulse to all ports
of peed husbandry, sod improve site senoteloural character
of the district. While this feehsil mil be deller•hY con-
curred in, it is eat, is the seennicitne, woudertul that •
backwordases should is Btu osvet pirCV•il to otter into this
new kind of competition, in which ••ithe, elleell.tee in
stock, Bow any belated breath of goo•facteinde will ewe, off
the prise, bat ettestienee in all departimorots woo be mani-
fested. Bat the NAM* bottle( awe under eireant-
atoms of coweiderable disadvantage, ohaelaud • footing, II
I. impeded to be watered upon very ge nersll7 by the
tenants with trierar. and it Is understood host meat year
will amply realms the meet magabe wishes .of the multi&
sent oeiginator and ealightrined cromoters of theta prise.
The jadpe, se lonterly, were the guests of Rt. Moot.. his
graos's agent, at Carlton Ball, whore wawa! gentlemen
had been invited to moat them, including Thou to Nesse
Beg., of Pallineburn, an enterprising sad thrivis I apical-
turut, who, at the lest Northumberland deriewitu. -al Show,
carried award prigs ; the Rev. Mr. Oilpio, In curebent
of Aldboroagh ; Than. Burgess, BA., Beattie; B eejamin
Wilson, Bee., Aske ; Tomes Brusey, Beg., Roc benond,
etc. In the course of landay aventog, the be alth of
the !idles, to whoa he paid • high compliment, and en-
pressed his obligations for their vshaahre eervicase was given
by the abstruse, Mr. Moore, accompanied by the saps Bibs
of a with that they would neat year alto onat flake rho duty
to which thee@ gentlemen at as.. gays • 'Whoa assent, and
expressed their very decided approval of the bereilcial
Is-
daesw of this kind of othspention The chairmen also
precoesd the heather /dr. Mason, as the son of ea old and
soloed friend ; sad that gentleman proposed the health of
his grecs the Duke of Noortbumberland, to whou contribu-
tions to ogricultural toeleties, and now his originat on of
I this prise seheas, be particularly referred. Tte chairmen
acknowledged the eoinpinnot on behalf of his arwe ; •
variety of other toasts were drank, itteladiog that of the
chairman, propued by Mr. finowbsil, aod most cordially
received, and the evening, as well as Monday steam&
was spent with the utmost harmony of social intertwines,
in which • variety of agricultural topics of interest and
importance andetwent animated and not ur profitable dis•
50.10..

DUBLIN, Sarr. 2.
Milan Murphy'. office yearn:lay counsel OS
behalf of the official manager in the Tipperary Bank
affair, made a statement of facts relative to the lands
of Clonacody., part of the fee simple estate of Mr.
James Badleir, in the county of Tipperary. It ap-
peared that while manager of the Tipperary Bank,
James Badleir resided there, and in February, 1866,
when Mr. Kellett became the purchaser of the au-
petty in the Incumbered Estates Court, James Badleir
retained cossession as tenant from year to year, with
the right to the crops growing upon the lands. After
the disappearance of the latter, the official manager
made inquiries about these crops, being appointed
receiver over the property. The exact time that Mr.
Kellett went into possession did not appear; but he
was -,uow in possession 'Atha, lands, and maintained
his right to the crops by virtue of an agreement which
was alleged to be subsisting between him and James
Badleir. Mr. Meldon wrote to him to pro :nos this
agreement, but be had not done so. In his reply,
however, he admitted the ownership of James Sad-
leir, up to the time at which he (Mr. Kellett) went
into possession. Under these circumstances, the
official manager wished to obtain possession.
The Master said it was perfectly plain that Mr.
Kellett had entered into possession under a claim of
right, which he could not interfere with by a sum.
mary proceeding. Mr. Kellett wu a sufficiently
responsible person for future proceedings to be
taken 'against, if necessary ; but it would be quite
right for the official manager to take steps to ascertain
the value of the crops and implements, in order that,
if the question of damages were taken hereafter, the
amount of the official manager's claim could be 'cor-
rectly ascertained.
It appears that the question of title in the case is so
complicated that there will probably be much diffi-
culty in making the estate available for the creditors;
and it was stated that some small tenants who resided
on another part of the same estate were so well aware
of this difficulty that they est the authority of the
official manager at defiance, and were making away
with the rents. The Muter directed that against
these, if they refused to pay the November rent, an
attachment should be applied for.
The Lord-Lieutenant proceeded yesterday by special
train on the Great Southern and Western Railway to
Coolattin, near Ceram, the seat of Lord Mika's,
whose guest he will continue until Thursday next.
His excellency was accompanied by Mr. and Lidy
Fanny Howard, and Captain Butler, A D.C.
The Lord Mayor elect reported yesterday to the
corporation that he had been moot favourably received
by the British Association, and alluded to the advan-
tages which this city would derive from that body
holding its next annual meeting here. The corpora-
tion adopted a rote of thanks to the Lord Lieutenant
ter the prompt and generous exercise of his preroga-
tive in favour of the Dublin car-drivers in their ca•
test with the Police Commissioners.

It is understood that her Majesty's ship Furth.
mortar frigate, will remain in Kingstown Harbour
daring the winter. A number of young lade from
the vicinity have joined her crew, and after prepara-
tory trainini they will be drafted to other veasels.
Her Majesty • ship Algiers, 81, recently station4d at
Cork, is expected to arrive in the harbour. The
gunboats Surprise, Coquette, Lapwing, and Mohawk,
and the brig Wizard, left on Saturday.
There are some freak rumour@ of the progreecof the
potato blight, which in several places has. attacked
the tubers. The stalks are almost everywhere affected.

REVAREABLE DEATH IS A PoLicd-dancd. Oa
Saturday night last, at about half-prat Mama o'oluek, •
sadden cad remarkable death oesamd at the Blt. geld
Police office. A eontholiter, named Charles Alrar Shied,
bad been walking through the trait market, cot' observed a
female pick • gentleman's pocket. He proceeded to the
Tows Hell In give evidence snidest the woman ; end,
whilst he was stating the shame, a number of Irehmen
were brought in M a woo of lets 'teeth's. They crated •
snit diatorbance in the ranee, which greatly frightentd
Shand, red. on the prisesen letting lap a loud yell, • fell
dome and instantly sainted. It is student° thee he bee
suffered from dilutese of the heart for some tithe. Au inquest
was held yesterdri, sad a verdict is aeoctramthe with the *ai-
riest* was retarr.ed.—Afonedealer Ermnicer,
SINOVLAE ACCIDENT AND EACAPII.-..-A remarkable
occident lately took place at Harrington. A b-y, about
five years old, fell into the stream ; the waters were swollen
by the heart rains to the bulk of a river, and tae child was
borne along until he was washed over • sluice with a fall of
20 foot. Some people trims to reams isles err he approached
the culvert or camel thn ugh which the Wears pewee for
arms 200 or NO yards, nutter he houses, road, and railway
bridge; hat they could not sucemiti. Away iato the dark
meths he rolled, end disappeared with the amts. He was
row gives up for lost; but no! he emerged on the further
aide of the bridge, in the hobos', was horse farther t Bond
at length, just when on the point of being carried ow to sea,
tune d up his little arms, sad was meet by at me lab.arera
working wear the spot. He wee cursed, ieseasible, to •
sugary, led there every attention paid to hint, and was
then taken hose. He slept all nest day, sad en Wedaes-
day appeared nothieg the worm for his aisadetutem m-
ewls' seine bruises respired is the thane of his sables-
mesa voyage.— Weatoforokowl Cheadle.
THE MUSD'S AND SUICIDE AT DUDIAT.—The
pari inlets of th's sad cutearrence appeared is yesteraty'a
papa. Ad impost woo bold is Mooday ovinflog,
mid mast of " Toupowory lomat, " totorbod. Illd
pow moms WU Ilwoo is a 'voodoos MO.