The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-20 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1862.

ARRIVAL OP THE °Azar BRITAIN.

(asuraa's TELEGRAM.)
LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY.
The Great Britain, from Melbourne, passed
Kir:male for Liverpool hue evening.

DISSENSION BETWEEN A VOLUNTEER BATTALION
AND ITS CONMANDANT.—The whole of the officers of the
Ist battalioa of Warwickshire Volunteers have (says the
Worcestershire Chronicle) sent in their resirmations to the
Lord-Lieutenant. Some time ago, Lieutenant-Col. the Hon.
G. C. Scott had • round robin sent him from the battalion,
requesting him to resign, but instead of doing so, he for-
warded it to the War-office, from whence the battalion
received • sharp reprimand for what was called their
" unmilitary" conduct. The above step h.as been the re-
sult —The Birmingham Post of Tuesday ears We
are informed, upon good authority, that the Hon. G. C.
Scott has resigned the' lieut-eolooelcy of the Ist Admi-
nistrative (county) Battalion of Rifle Volunteers."
AN IRISH UNION.—The South Dublin Union bait
again narrowly escaped destruction by fire, to which fate it
appearsto be doomed by Be inmates. Between 12 and 1
o clock yesterday morning a large number of the male
paupers broke out into open insurrection, compelled the
officers to fly before them, and set fire to the building in
three places. In the confusion which has prevailed all
night in the institution no strictly accurate account of the
r'netate could be obtained, but it appears that the men and
boys in the room which had been nearly burnt a few days
ago, broke open the doors and set fire to the bedding.
They then broke open the room of Wardmaater Rice,
sod attempted to overawe him into giving up his keys,
but did not succeed. About forty of them then forced
open the male bath-house, sod proceeded upstairs, smash-
ing window-glace, breaking furniture, damaging everything
they could lay hands on, and threatening vengeance on
three wardmaaters, named Cunningham, Meagher, and
Louth, who, however, managed to evade them. Other
paupers broke into the girls' dormitories, as well as ward-
masters' and mistresses' rooms, and the latterfhad to make
their escape in the best way they could. In the
meantime flames appeared in three different and
unconnected parte of the building, which was com-
pletely in the possession of the paupers, who were
in • frightful state of confusion and uproar. The
fire brigade and corporation engines were quickly at the
scene, but the first engine that arrived was not permitted
to work ; the paupers, who bad armed themselves with
spades, broom-handles, pieces of iron bedsteads, hammers,
declaring that they would not allow the building to
be saved. So threatening was their aspect that a large
number of military had to be called in, as well as a number
of police—about 200 in all—to maintain order. After
their arrival the engines played vigorously on the burning
premises, and the fire was eatioguisbed at about 4 o'clock.
17 of the rioters were arrested.

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BUIMILARIDI AT DoTtesirritit.--On. Tuesday night
last, the town of Doncaster was visited by a gang of
burglars, and, though they entered the houses of many
respectable inhabitants near the race common, they in
but two instances were successful. The burglars seem to
have commenced their operations at Mr. Lee's, 1, Albion-
terrace, and they successively visited Albion House (Mr.
Boothman's), Mr. Frederick Parker's, manager of the
Great Northern Railway Works; Mrs. Spivey's, an lade-
pendent lady ; Mr. Joseph Marsden's, tailor and draper Mr. Alderman Hatfield's ; Mr. Goodlad's, gardener; and K. Drury's, Eeq. At all the residences mentioned, with the
exception of Alderman Hatfield's, Mrs. Spivey's, and Mr.
Goo .ad's, drawers and boxes were ransacked, and every.
thing in the lower rooms thrown into a state of disorder.
At the Albion House several silver-plated spoons were taken
away ; and at Mr. Drury's, eight abillinp the property of
one of the domestics, and some tobacco, were stolen. Electro-
plated goods, clothing, and other articles were not thought
of mifficient value to take away. The burglaries were
promptly reported to Mr. Superintendent Gregory, but as
yet the gent has not been captured. On Monday night the
Wellington Inn was broken into, sod a watch and all the
silver and copper in the till in the bar were stolen. Mr. B.
Brooks's premises, in High-street, were also visited, but
nothing of value was missed. The burglaries have gives
rise to much uneasiness in the town, and it is feared that
unless some apprehensions are made the depredation will
not stop here.
A POLICEMAN ATTACKED BY A Cow.—A few days
ago P.C. William Foxhall, while on duty at Netherton, was
attacked by • cow and had to defend himself with his cut.
less. He escaped after a sharp encounter, in which his oat.
lase was broken near the hilt—Worcestershire Chronicle.

SHARE LJST&-(THIS DAY.)

Two Alto=
The railway market is fiat to-day, and prices
exhibit a downward tendency. London and North
Western stock has declined # per cent. ; Midland,
South Eastern, Great Eastern, and London and
South Western, ; and Lancashire and York-
shire, 1. Great Western and Great Northern
are steady, at the closing prices of yesterday.
London and North Western stock is now
quoted 941 to 95 ; Great Western, 851 to 68 ;
Midland, 1271 to 128} ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1081 to I ; Caledonian, 113 to } u Eastern,
871 to 88 ; Great Eastern, 451 to 48} ; Great
Northern, 123} to 124} ; and London and South
Western, 1001 to 101}.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted
3} to # prem., ex int. The market for foreign and
colonial lines is generally quiet.
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