The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-30 00:00:00

ALItiENCE. IMPERIAL PA
.anENT. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE e
DAY.) 110IISS OF COMIONB.-(THIS DAY.) In imam° reenonari.) VI
- The Maus took the Mar slight after IL EPSOM MISTING.-(THIS DAY.)
IKON PLEAS, ROMAN CATHOLIC OATH BILL. CRAVEN STARES. the a
Loud
dillax•-(Ddere Mr, ha*. reaming On the motion for ring the adjourned debate an Gomm
daimon Jury.) scrag into committee, Breese quote
nOrtfitONALL. Mr. NEWDEGATE rote to move uan amendment that Weida . 3 Bildt
vet damages for he • the home would ea that day six mouths resolve itself - - •••• •-• 122 i
mug bem 8 ran.
by a mix Mt° the mid committee. It appeared to him that Emu
plaistiff i and Mr. Sadism ig. home was proceeding carelessly in this =Mar. It me BRIGHTON STAKES. and
resin for the defengoa. abject for the oonsideretkra of the warmest, and he Idler ... ... ... ... ... 2
fereame, and between 4 Lei ;elt justified in opposing It till be heard from the govern- 130 t
of April last be was ---"ty Met what 'Reredos/ they proposed to make in the bill •
ledigestion ... Fo
rebut's, Milled*, lieme.,ee - WS before them. Mese) In the year 1860 and in the year 94 ,ran. Bun iiminat late. little
• Hotel to see a oute,ar-e. 1868 outinittess of the house sat to wander the oath to be I THE DERBY.
if Portland's, in Oa . taken by the tesedrans. but no change of the Roman catholic ' 100 to 30 apt Gladiateur (t)
avement to areas el- pith Ay Buggestri. The belt would have come with better 4 to 1 - Breadalbene (t) Mai i
..... mnA
l when passing fro-1-4 rim from thy member of the hem than a Rome& catholic. 10 to 1 - Longdown (off) at. ii
outing in the mem% dbl.. the oath wu the result of • compel into which the 10 to 1 - Christmas Carol (off) at. 11
in over him. He was tem. Roman eatholice altered into in 1829, when they received 100 to 7 - Oppressor (t) N. 11
it was (mad that his t.. me-- owed rights from the good
te will of the protestante 100 to 6 - Wild i
d Charley (t) SO 1
plaintiffs ease mwasthat the of this country. He did not think it was say 28 1 - Brehm (t)
10 I
negligence of the defoodiete insult to the Roman esthetics to ask them to 1000 to 30 - Ariel (t) to i
r. pf Alta at that table doctrines which brought • soverelpi 40 to 1 - Zephyr (t) is li
tat the cab was being this. al the weedy to the block, and brought the nation if
to
the
exerhwea a that mow which tamed
„rum fI. to
..._ W}..
ir.OODOOF.TE STAICES. T.Y.C. . 11:
r six miles an hour, and tijet"
roe for drink, staggered boa keg hr throne, as is their own days they canied the wells '666.6'.. true, Reds., Vanuatu, Janitor, Oh
d the Batwhoos from }helm omid earl, deny met the
Nutrition, Tian,
Jess, Old Maid, Haaketon Maid, M.
f the cab, and himself ai,
akl that at the borate' ite Venture, Mephistopheles
ii had drink, and when adlid wed the poisoned dagger in Poland was • part of the system 2:4711:-• ell, Zrirea% mod • ras
of that oltismoutane faction which swayed the councils of Day, ,um ore, Leautude are here. ei
had to drink, be add the mpery ? What did the meet pamphlet of the Duo HEATHCOTK PLATE. Half a mile. et
seerdomicil Bay of the system which prevailed at Rau? Reinfrid, Sylph, Madden°, Ostrimor, Visioe, Boleno, N '
sd that be was the Went ha Re thought to the interest of the Roman epithelia' them Cedric, Skirmish, Affectice, and Mysterious Lady are here. rs
k appeared that • ginidi selves they ought to ask of them to repudiate doctrines ROUE' STAKES. One mile. di
I the accident gave the ut-M7, MIA immiPmed esemeniathm end poisoning as "am of Tartar Sonvoise, Vabalatbus, Fia' aces, Menace, Klarineke, g„!
'leak. being* about the triumph of the ultremretheee heti"' Amber (erth* Dkerstion, Jevingtoo, Wedding Peal, "
NO 44a4 was that the Weak* gr. Trauma seconded the motion, and Mr. 033301 T Getraterad, and Lady Rollo are here. gt.
1 plaintiff 101. we, opposing it,when our report 1•74. 84
stiff. Damages 2,51„ M.
ee.
-THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM eh
ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLEGE.-(THIS DAY.) NAVIGATION COMPANY. O.
iXOHEQUER. ---..
Laird Chief Baron Pollock sag-es-- It.
swell, and Obannell.) The annual general meeting of the subScribere to et.
thedem ;museum, wee held this day oo the stage m the The following is the report of the directors of the ge.
',Caen= AND thasealett Adolph', Mr. B. Wieerge in the chair. above company, to be laid before the proprietors at the 115
cOnralrs. M. ANSON, the secretary, reed the report, which stated hITYMMIV rumen' on laid
next: to
Thm meeting` is held, as usual, for the purpose of de. time
i at Liverpool, purchased lc *atilt@ opera
of the past year had been attended
n brought from ereestift with great mow. The control hall of the hum. daring • dividend In anticipation of the result of the opera. pm
ar,
mi
they instructed their wit tag wig 'ow complete ; and the Comma here tioes of the whole financial year, the accounts being only k 1
them by railway to law tie ...onto., that hie go* 'lithos., um Primasubmitted, as you Ille 0.14140, at the annual meetings held 9
was delivered to the Wu of scam wilt inaugurate the college Red hall on Monday, hi Dezember* 116. I
&way Company, whose the the sth of June. The sums of 2,000/. and 1,0001., lass ~ " THE CMPAiree Plan. . 14
ere goods destined for Liyin kgacy dinky, left to the college by the late Mr. The tonnage, horsepower, and present stations of the xi
I the Lancashire and Yorksltis T. P. Cooke, have been transferred by the executors to meets fermis( the company's fleet are exhibited, as usual, im
ave • mutual arrangenteat he the emtere of the college. The mamma benefit tie Le in • mate form in the tabular statement prefixed to the at
i the wool reached Liveried, of the funds will be shortie annoanced, and the fancy fair et report, and the directors have little to add on this occasion N.
a damaged, end the detect the (now ptiemwhmh lies hitherto so successfully added to the Information thecae contained. lb was stated in the 33
he present action was to the feeds, will take plus oaths 16th and 17th of July last usual report that the Bawl had been driven oil the
lia!
rpool before Mr. Just pelt at Calcutta by the cyclone, and that the efforts to get her off Z•
melt. The council have decided that nine additional per
for the plaintiffs on the uthr. wow. get he admitted et the omelet auctions via., aye had not been successful. The directors have now the, plea- ;';"
r should be left for the °pities koala sod few mum The total mume for the year has rare to ditto the vessel was dog out and dotted on the fig
bees 3,0354 Is. 3d., nod the total expenditure, Lyed/. 30th of December, and that, as she had not received s 5
and Mr. Thos. Jour SOW 12e. 2d, keying • balance of 1,2841. lls. Id. any Injury to hull or maehinery, she was able at SA
which bad been obtained cri The CIIIIIIIIAN said he trusted the report would be Mir me to resume bee plan on the Calcutta sod Sees line. lv
o set aside the verdict, 4363. factory to the subscribers. The moodl hod carted out the This, and other operations and repairs resulting from the la0
t.
si question was, whether the piejeae ea the hem of their abilities ; their prospects, though Oyelose, although attended with oonsiderable expose, 10
a whom the goods were Milts slow. d hateeen study : ..a they had now arrived at to have not proved s's costly as was at lime anticipated. The es •
A defendants were liable. omit, he completion of the eofiese, and the sumo Mongolia was launched on the Ist of March, and the Ten- se
upon Mr. &rigout up of may residua* within it. This, he felt sure, would pire oci. the 13th of April, and due pregLips
eia
_being itt
Ipeared cm the these.oter stk. he biota, istiathotory to all those who take ae interest in the made with the other ship on the stooks -tae Burnt. !„11.
it that the contract To theatrical profession. Another pleasing fact was that the The China has been brought to London to receive 'm
ee
spool Compeny, and iset prim, of maes hod comemed to inaugurate the college . smoggier' and boilers and a thorough overhaul and refit. to
cant was doweled 20 mom egs showing the great interest he felt in the dramatic art cad The Nubia la undergoing a completerepair at Bombay,M
awards by the Huse of lerth, his desire to aid in the work of charity and the Granada at HonrKong. The steam-tug Marmon to
an determined by this omit i OR the motion of Mr. Jame LEVY, seconded by Yr. team ban sold at Batabay• at
'tern Railway Comply. The RIODI3II, the report was adopted. " tign POSTAL same. 84
ad undoubted, sad the mike Oa the motion of Mr. R. BELL, seconded by Mr. "Notice was gives to the compasy by letter from the Post- 84.,
against the Wed Hartlepsd muter-General in December last, that it was the intention "
Cutlecint4 the fe"ewieg remlutiee was
agreed I° '- of the ' tto terminate the Metal contract for
able. " That in case of the election as pensioners of husband and
the defendants absolute. wife, they be allowed the use of one reliance only with the the Atle7llll:ameerg ail service on the date of itsg expiration-
- - al
The of coals and candles applicable to each residues." "mai', the 12th of February, 1866 ; sod in January eh, I
dANKRUPTCY.inviting tenders for this 100
The reeking wardens, Mama. H. Compton, Nelson Lee, Ind, ademideeimenle append . gt.
A. Wigao, E. Churchill, H. Spicer, end J. Staunton, were leerniee, to be sent In on the 10th of April.
Vinalow as Commlisioaer.)
iffillOW 'AID 8018. reeleated sod Maras. Waring and Perry es auditors. The directors moordingly submitted their terms for lie
WS
The ti muse busk", Waring aid hem tremected, the • mew contract, embracing either a monthly aervioe, • to
ocy-dress manufacturers, al St.semi-monthly ureic*, or a service under which, whether us
er.lane, and of Glasgow. their The
of the nine pensioners was theecreded with.
Ammo those present ore B. Bell,
~ ur. omeomit, monthly or eseridnoetblv, the male would be despatched
1351.; meta about 4.2001. the a fixed day of the week. The terms for • monthly see lee
Eq., It. Churchill, E'aq., T. J. Tamwood, eq., J. Reddith, en_;__ carried in aa at presoak were 120.0001. per annum
met by • resolution of cream
I the bankrupts now applied far Eq., J. Levy, Fee, .J. Kinkel, Eaq., N. lee, Esq., J. L. ""r .. .- ____;__ ~, ~... . aed N.
sr that sestion. Toole, Eq., and J.,E, Andante°, Eq. for • sear•mooduy ey...., .....0....... per annum , as 1114,
the dispatch of the mails on • fixed day of the me
the assignees, and asked that • - -- -- -- week would involve the annual performance of m
aild be wholly refused. The NATIONAL CONPER.ENCE OP MINERS. thirteen indeed of twelve voyages each way, it le,
that the bankrupts had con- -e-- was stipulated that the subsidy should be increased te
ble means of payment. and hid BL°C4gBBUBT, May a by ometwellth in the event of that system being gl.
il. There was no objecticp to An important conference of the miners of the adopted. A reply has bean received dace this report we, Et
• examination. whole patios is aseembliog to-day at this place, • township is type accepting the company's terms generally, but on 101
pt, took the objection that the sear to Tipton, end in the heart of the South Staffordshire the understanding that, for the present, the service is ten
if court under the 110th seethe, district. The °Deference will he formally opened tomorrow, to methane a monthly one, under the existing regula- too
be dealt with under the 159th at the Stu Hotel. It derives Increased importance from Mee as regards the dates of despatching the mthe corn. ilk In ice
e
okruptcy, but that having, In the the fact that it will be the last national gathering of coesequeue of the desire expressedby
made • full discovery ant die miners preparatory to the opening of the royal commies'= mayoral communities both of this country and am.
were entitled, as • =tang to iunire into the condition of that class of operatives. Western India, for *more frequent postal communication a••
1 die:barge. When • nee was The leading men of the Miners' National Couoeil, who to and from Bombay, and for the establishment of a fixed u
the court had no jurisdiction were instrumental in securing the unmet of the govern• day of the week for the despatch of the mails, the directors 43
*Mien, sad this principle had ment to the commission, will take pert in the proceedings. have it in contemplation to make some additional tripe with
!!,-
el
nof the Lord Chancellor. The Amongst the members who had arrived up to this evening extra ships between Bombay and Suez during the next busy
ankrupts to peas their examice were Mr. fd'Doesid, of Scotland, chairman of the National passenger emu, commencing in October, with a view to to
d made • full discovery and die Council of Miners ; Mr. Pickard, treasurer, of Lancashire ; appertain the lowest terms on which they might be able to ;
, the court could not entertain Mr. Thomas Steveason secretary •, Mr. Halliday, of the undertake • permanent weekly service with that place, set
Beesley and Fareworth: diatriet ; Mr. Brown, of the Leeds should such • measure be decided upon by her Majesty's let
disttict ; Mr. Thomas Ward, Mr. William radge, and Mr. government The company's operations since the termination It
bconsider the point, which he lambert, all of the Metbley district ; Mr. P. Casey and of the last Bimodal yew, namely, September 30, 1864, have It
Illy argued before, and adjourned Mr. Broadhead, of the Barnsley district ; and Mr. Millie, been emaidembly affected by the prevailing stagnation of Ilat
M.D., who represents the North Staffordshire district, who business in India aod Chins; sod the fain off 01 silk et
C. LZGETT. • has been present as a member et all the annual conferences freights homewards, coupled with the almost total cessation a
idow of an officer in the Indian during the last eight years, and was one of the deputation of specie shipments outwards, as compared with those of it
she was in the receipt of 5001. a to London when the commission was obtained. In see the two preceding years, will, of necessity, load to • dimi- 111
if and sons, so adjournment via potion with the conference several public meetings have nation in the balance of the revenue account et the end of
_I!
been announced. Two of these are to take place this even- the year. It shouldalways be borne in mind by the share- 5
lag, one at this place and the other at Dudley. holders that when adverse circumstances may temporarily ,
------.-- reduce the commercial traffic by the company's steamers, '';'
left COURTS. ---- - - - - - •
THE CATASTROPHE AT THE GREAT WESTERN the exigencies of the mail service deprive the directors of It
the power of °attracting their operations in proportion, a
RAILWAY STATION.
IS DAY.) --•--
and thereby diminishing expenditure unttl trade may re.
• we. They have rum to hope, however, that -
__....__ INQUEST THIS DAY AND A SPECIAL VERDICT. the worst of the dull period may have pared, sod
MINSTER. ' At ten o'clock this morning Dr. Lenlcesteir, aim-that the company's business in the freight depart- 1
MILD TULlP.become more satisfactory. in the I
ner for Central Middlesex, resumed at St. Mary's Hospital, men% may shortly ta referred to. the director. •
ragged diminutive boy, wtheil the investigation into the eimmetermes attending the death face
not, thecircumstances
enabled to follow the courts I
laced in the felon's dock Were of Captain H. C. Leblane Newberry, of her Majesty's are .._, on this e'rea!
Madras Native Infantry, who was killed by the falling, on edema at . the hall-yearly"
meetings in„1.863.
„and 1864 of i
is age of this child' • the 13th jolt, into the railway ni„,, the Paddington twin supplementing the divide with an saaitioui payment,
Athey accordingly recommend only the usual Galt- awl
od the wall of the Great Western Company's coal-yard sea and
, surely you are not going to tares a mot quantisy of aisle belonging to the Lilleshall Coal and Th ts
dividend of
wear ce..nt. free of income tel. e warren
Irourithatere sea_ y: for the helf einaiet3let of March will be payable on
'Wryly to you. After hearing additional evidence, the jam.withdrew, the 23rd of June, and the proprietors of new shares are re.
isgainst this child, seven lean old, meted to take notice that the dividend will be calculated
wed after an hour's abeam returned the followng special rala 304 for - a ..._he between let of October and
Wisher, value one penny." verdict : th three moot
10 old offender. " That the deceased Henry Charles Leblanc Newbetry 31st December, 1864, and os 351. for the three mouths be
be • very old offender at ewes was accidentally killed by the fall of a wall and a staci %Imes the 1" of Jaaa", and the Sint of liar* 1865."
of male on the premises of the Great Western Railway
t, 139 B-This is the third time the Company, in the occupation of the Lilleshall Coal WRALTHER, REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)
t into the station in • weak, Company ; and the jury empanelled having recorded
annoying a lady at the • verdict of acradentel death desire to give their MOAT, MAT ie. S ear.
opinion that the conduct of the Lilleshall Opal Coin-
is the third time he has robbed me . W. F. 344 D. I. IL 18.
pay has been utterly reckless with regard to the Muting ___ll' ll' :_.... ____
of wale &smut the wall that fell on the deceased, and Nairn
.54 441 & g 6 6.W. 0041 2
h the charge. they also think that the °Mom of the Greet Western Aberdeen 1 .48140 14. 6 V N.N.E. ro 011 4
tutor, said that yesterday ember Railway Company were highly culpable in not tattri
shop. stole the radishes, and Maths protecting the public from the &o gee of the falling of a erdromes 1- 1- - - - I.
..- !0757. i
as hour's time, when be ancessded wall which they knew to have been in • dangerous state for %%mom" illhee as 14'W. I I
lif he had had shoes on he would several days before its fall." Galway - I -- - - -. -I I
raked his shim). The Ceram said that he would transmit the resolution Veto View:- 311.111144 W. 4 3 E.W. m 0.15 3
mew was a most troublesome be 7 of the jury to the Lilleshall Coal Company, and the Great Q.,...vres,L, •- - - - - -,- 1 -
although so young. His Mother Western Railway Company. Gemmel
Ikard who bed been again awl Apia The proceedings then terminated. MIMMeal -IMAM IL 6 6 SAW. re 4.36 7
'a misconduct.
on would never do anything "mg Emma 10.06 66 W. A E.W. es 0.10 3
imed her. iron Sir Chas. Wood, in his address to the electors of Owed PAO as W.N W. 6 16e:wW. • co° 0.06 :
L'Ortent ,23.90 61 W. 3
then)-Now, listen to me. , Halifax, alludes to "one sad emit," deeply impressed upon sodweert 110.ot 64 N.W. t W. 111.19. ea -I 3
your entering into reciogoierte!?! his own memory, and intimates that he sever could con. rip"' • ••:W•66 " R.N.M. 6 R. W. rb .- 5
ties for six months. Remeusou, if !!. LW. ch . - 4
44114 to be placed in personal opposition to the ton of Mr. metimmitheimeelh'; Lel ill lesw.w. W. ti 1 le.a.W. 0 i 7
will have to pay the 21. or will rm,
Jonathan Akroyd. Ws (Times) believe the fact to be that gawks 75.75 18 W-8.77. 7 LW. be ;- I -
/CT H WARE.. Mr. L Akroyd's father suddenly fell dead into Sir Charles
.1 i
CASs OF CHILD STILLING. Wood's arms, while presiding as chairman of • meeting in remount IM .57 U. W.LW. 910 W.LW. a - 3
_,_,,a_7olrberettda. ILU idi W. 6 $ &SW. re - 4
,am tied taken his seat on th LW. re 0.86 1
hoilis ht 7 his favour some yews ago, and that Mr. E. Akroyd himself """" ••••• le•M 541 N.W.N' . 6
-----..----.

Sir Chas. Wood, in hia address to the electors of
Halifax, alludes to " one sad event," deeply imprewied upon
his own memory, and intimates that he never oonld con-
Mat to be placed in personal opposition to the son of Mr.
Jonathan Akroyd. We (Times) believe the fact to be that
Mr. E. Akroyd's father soddenly fell dead into Sir Charles
Wood's arms, while presiding u chairman of a meeting in
his favour some years ago, sod that Mr. E. Akroyd himself
kaa been until lately one of his warmest supporters. It is
easy to understand how this circumatanos should maks Sir
C. Wood unwilling to oppose Mr. E. Akroyd, but it is not
so obviate why it should not dater Mr. E. Akroyd from
coming forward against Sir C. Wood, or what should in-
duce Halifax to prefer the obscurer candidate.
Mr. O'Reilly intends to move on Tuesday week
"That, in the opinion of this house, the evidence taken by
the oommiuionen appointed to inquire into the Belfast

.•
CASO OF CHILD STILLING•
ism hod taker) his soot on thotoooh
og woman, with am imfmatlia her
crying bitterly, to mak the WOO"
Prey to 'beaver one of her di*"
mien stolen by some no

!monists.
WIDIIINDLY. OS NOIIIIIO,II TRIIISDAY.
N, to W. end S W.. 00•11211. N.W. to
.great,.SW., fresb
strong, query, hs to n pieces •
places • gale. Vic
N.W. to & W., stroll& Wierna. As above.
with squalls, un-
settled.
As next above.

he acting inspector on duty g the
oe, informed his worship th!lt ,the
timetable female. Her ha
oe*
IC the brewery of Messrs. Yh.
sided at 19, Laytores.grove,
o Holiday afternoon, the
adieu, a little girl about foot rail
len from the neighbourhood bL!
sari of age, shabbily dressed, we
ie the Dover.road and afterwards
oodon-bridge. The police had rer
by searching all the lodging pa's
og London, an 4 dewed! Pe
nifortunately without effect.
been extensively circulated :—"
irl.—Lost, on Monday afteranlost.y."
boors of two and three. • lie° r"
• half, named Elizabeth Whiten'
r hazel eyes, light brown brig, leg
left home was dressed
r with two dowser, Dew._ ,Ite.•
slack merino petticoat ,bee""
black crinoline, flannel peeeee°"",_fr
olloped at the bottom,
spin (root, sod white cotton. We"
omen in the Dover road. dressed i•J
abort dark shawl, and dark Hr,
le child to No. 19 L.tytoolgeft,
ill be banileomely ireirardedlor ibds
to be given at the policiortatiess
said that Messrs. Donley alediVerchl
I of 101. for the restoratioa of Olt
tied the statement of Sergees lit""—_,.- .
he child had merely gone r—ro
ed up, and she wse afraid
her abroad. She was in :1410=11-
f the child and hoped the
it.
Do doubt the reporter would eitOiet
trusted she would soon regret, "

dOIITILIMIL S.W. to N.W. and back,
trash to gram
squally.
A.N.W. to RIMS& As next above.
Wiry.. with squills,

riots, and laid upon the table of this house, contains state.
meets so seriously impugning the official conduct of certain
magistrates named therein, that equity to the magistrates
so accused, and • due regard to the viedicetim of the Im-
partiality of the administration of justice, require that • full
inquiry into the truth of . there charges should be instituted
by the authorities entrusted with the supervision of the
Msgisincy of Ireland."
FATAL ACCIDENT IN ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH,
ROCEDALL -OD Sunday morning Let, • shocking
acei-
dent occurred in St. Stephen's Church, Rochdale. In the
steeple there is a clam room, when children are taught
lessons, and it is approached by • windbag staircase. On
the morning is question • youth named James Henry
Whatniough, the eon of • bookseller is Rochdale, left the
room for the purpose of °owing dowustahe, when he climbed
spoil the banister in order to slide down it; but, ado:-
tomtit,. he overbalanced himself and fell a distance of up-
wards of ten yards. He was picked up seeselms, and it we.
timid that Ma skull was completely battered in upon hie
brain, sod We poor boy died shortly afterwards.
THE &Annum nun !nm -The spring herring
voyage may sow be said to have terminated on the motors
mesh Some of the Lowestoft boats are proceeding to Ash
for Demme in the Irish Channel. The retches of mackerel
made by the Gems Yarmouth boats have been smell during
the last few days. Priem have varied -motording to quality
and the time at which the fish were brought into the bur-
km -from 32e. to 46e. per len (132) fish.
ltusarourAir Far, Hoerrua, Divoveints.
IMEASA eirr.-The to number of paints relieved
daring the week y 27 was-Medista, 1,052 ;
surgical, 737 ; total, Wed ; of whwit 668 were new atom

to &rah. -
Northern=Scotland. Weetern=lreland, Wales, and adja-
emotes. Sontharn=ingUsh Channel and Boy ol /Shoal.
Enatermelaateard England and North Elate

VroLarrr GALL—(THIS DAT.) During the
whole of last night and this morning we have had a vio-
lent gale in the metropolis and suburban districts. On the
public roadway from Kennington to Dulwich breathes of
tress are tying scattered in all directions, whilst beds of
tulips and other Bowen are uprooted. Probably in no part
was the gale to severely felt as on Epsom Downs. For
some days past persona who generally cater for the enter-
' thine:mat of the racing public have heels engaged in erect.
tog tefresbmect-booths sad tents. Squall after Knell of
wind set is with such fury as to displace the canvas rods,
and actually lift some of the tents from their Worley.
FATAL GUN ACCIDENT.—Yesterday Dr. Lin-
. tester hold an inquest at the Lord Nelson Tavern, Iloilo-
way, ea the body of William Blewitt, a briekmaker, who
j came by his death under the following circumstances It
appeared that the deceased end smoother men were work
in a plea called Williams' brickield, Oaledoolan.roed. on
Friday, when a man named Cornwall picked up loaded gun,
which had a cap on, but it was stated bad the hammer
down on the nipple, and the gun went off, the contents
lodgiog, in the head of deemed, who was about Fix yards
off, killing him on the spot. The explanation offered for
the on being loaded was that it woo kept so to shoot a
• bask seen oe the ground, and it was further said that
Cornwall picked up the weapon " to blow it out, in order
to provost rectideata," but that the hammer caught in his
jacket. and having Imo so corked, it went off Ralf. Meer
sane dliberatioe, the jury returned a verdict of " Aar&
dorsal deth.' - • - . •

•
his worship sad withdon►•

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY

SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'o=w.

The railway market is inactive today, owing to
the settlement, and prime generally are unaltered.
London and North Western stock is now
quoted 1224 to 123 ; Great Western, 734 to 74 ;
Midland, 136 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
122 k to ; South Eastern, 861 to 4 ; Great
Eastern 464 to ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; London
and South Western, 98 to 99 ' • Great Northern,
130 to 132 ; and Metropolitan, 1391 to 4.
Foreign and colonial railway securities have been
little dealt in, and quotations showed no change.
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