The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-12 00:00:00

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AOOIDINT TO MIN AT ASTLTT'S
TRICATILL—LaiI ovesdag an asiddent, which might have
ham &Goaded with serious minieriesitoss. haPoseed to
Miss Menke% while she was performing ira the mooed act
of the Chad of the Dora, at iky's Theatre. In this act
she has to rids throw the stage *pea • "Osamu • horse
through heavy peas, which are releassatod 111 beating
against • rocky shore, and when aU had pawed about
half way somas, soessiimse appearing end at other times
disappearing a the sari, the actress sad her Mired fall
through an opening in the hoards down a descent of about
tea feet. alighting upon a arreno-shifter who was passing at
the time. This becks the force of the fall, otherwise Wm
Ethlron moat have bean seriously injured ; so it was, how-
avec, her aids and back were bruised. The curtain we.
isomsdintaly dropped, sad great mositamant prevailed
among the audience. Er. Dodd. surgroo. of Westrnielthr-
road, was at once seat for, and he barns; applied snob
remedies as were neeassary, Miss blenkan was enabled, in
the course of about twenty mingles, to reappear opals the
stage and to resume her part in tbo poi *manes. The
warsoishiftor received a severe shock.
lilwar.WWirro • Bair-OBOWL—Yesterday after.
noon Br. Webster, the coroner, bald an inquest on view of
the body of William Clark Gillatt, at the Beehive Hotel.
West-street. The dscasasd was • 1110 maker, aged 18
years, and resided with his parents is Gallotesot. About
three weeks ego ha bad been sposdiog • balf- holiday with
• cousin, and in jest be put a half-crows piece into his
month. His cousin remonstrated with him for his ltor
pendia" but be persisted, mad the cola slipped down his
throat Dr. Bide, wan called to ass Gillatt, sad pro-
scribed for him, and ha got a little hotter. Hs grew very
ill on Sunday morning, vomiting blood, and gradually
sinkiag. The doctor said he bad so hssitatioa in saying
that death wan caused by the balf-arows, and that • post
mortars% axamlnatiou would only be for the purpose of math•
Eying curiosity. The immediate cause was harm
The jury ?startled • verdiat is WZICOO6IIOII with the method
hotimoay. —Sheffield Daily Tdegrapis.
WITHILL Bono FAIR, Ocr. 11.—This fair re-
sumed to-day with the show and sale of haws. and them
was a very large collection of • varied Glass of animals. and
a large attendance of London and proviocial bores-dealers.
Homes of superior stamp sold pretty frosty and brought
remunerating valor, tut horses of secondary dmariptsons
sold at low figures. The following are the average prices :
Well-bred young bones, of good grootb, suitabls for double
harems, private Aces, 48 to 55 gainsss ; eel ditto,
of high (whims, 70 guineas ; and strew ditto, of heavy
stamp, for vies, carriers, and town purposes. 35 to 45
(Minna/. Horses of good blood and pedigree, adapted
for the hunting-601d and other saddle
Parrealised prices varying from 60 to 120 guinamr=
Irish burden, 75 to 140 guineas; handsome riding
nags and neat weight-carryiag cobs, 20 to 30
guiness ; superior active young met horses, suitable for
merchants and London purposes, fetched 45 to 50 guineas
and !laudations ditto for match teams, 65 to 70 guineas ; and
useful, quick stepping homes, fee onmilms mad other hash-
ney machine work, 25 to 35 animas. The show comprised
large droves of promising, unbroken cart colts, and among
which there was a good basemen ; thrsoyear old cart colts
mats 35 to 40 guineas, and two-year Ws ditto, 20 to 26
guineas. Irish bred nag sod harness colts were selected at
20 to 30 guinea; and Welsh forest ponies 5 to 9 guineas ;
seasoned sad aged cart and light homes 12 to 16 anthem
Many hones yet remain unsold. The fair belay was
limited to the sale of horses. The hop sod cheese mart will
open to-morrow, sod eosaidsrablo beetle is going on in ths
loos tier of hop barns, sad heavy cargoes of hops have
arrived hers for sale. The sheath fair is expected to he a
dose OM
Ale INDIAN NIOITT.—There bad always, to my
mind, been something weird and unearthly sheet an
Indian night. I never could rsooacile myself to the crab,.
num of life which burst forth as daylight waned, or shake
off the vain* sense of mystery and &mow which sosmed
to pervade the air like a subtle 011161106. ThOlinandli
our rams, it was impossible not to remember, had falls. in
that lsnd while engaged in a work, the magnitude or the
imperleasos of which the world doss not yet aO•quately
onderstaod, and thosthas mere wars spending thew best
days, enduring the worst pangs of exile, separated from
same
and children, arid Modred, is wider to further the
ame great undertaking—the undortakiag to spread on
lightthment and civilisation arum( two hundred millirem
of people, who seem to hove bees the sport of fate for
two demand years. The vary ansgaitode of tho country
weighed upon one more at night than at other an 4110•11.
Then, too, strange creatures came forth into the world—
the sobea emerged from his hiding-place, and myriads of
harmless fire-thro dosed in the bad canoed the tram to
over flow idtb • stream of brilliant gems. Ths loud, sberp
chirp of a legion of crickets and other insects, the hearse
croak of the ball-frog, the strange dreary cry of a bird
which many of the natives call the " devil-bird," and
which sounds like the shriek of a mad woenaa, mingled
wildly with • *ming, awry scream ,followed by ono=
asithoevt of screams cm all Niche, as if a peek el
wore let loose instead of wily • pack of *kale. Chaa.
atonally the nmaotoeous song or chant of the satire boat-
men gads • net of barman refrain to this,. discordant
sounds. If you look cat across the river, you see • freight
fire glaring, sod unearthly looking figures hovering n
thruselag into the something at the end of along
pole. It Is a heroin shoat sad the polo is carrying
to the firs the bode of a man or woman who died a few
hours before. A little distance away, the sound of tom•
trans, sod a stringed Instrument whom snoods resemble
those of the bagpipa,ouly a little more distractiag, 'how
that the villagers to laving a carousal. Clove to the
beaks of the river, smear your home, the lights al
hustings ass ilittiag shoat, and you welch them, volt ma
that they follow a flews* carried by throe or four
ism It Is some poor dying Illudoo, brought doers
to Oars a the koll "Oulign," lovlowed Osnoss, Wenn
lode amid away to Paradise ea Its loceace.—lerlef
Ipitly
Review.
OUTWARD AURICAN MAWS —BOl/TILAMPTOX,
Ocr. IL—The North Gemara Lhrflre otmowei [boo
add bon keen, kw New Turk dirisot, with the Freeells
Gorman, ad English made, towed», with 150 debts pas
perogwarand leer forgo. inaluding !nook bwollory to Qs
ogee of 14,740 f.