The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-12 00:00:00

THE ACCIDENT TO THE ROYAL MAIL

STEAMSHIP AMERICA.

A telegraphic despatch, in last light's Brpriu,
announced that the Royal Mail steamship America, Lang,
Commander, which left Liverpool for Boston ca Saturday
with the usual mails, a large cargo, and fifty-nine pumagen.
had pat back to Liverpool, having received considerable
damage in the heavy gale of Tuesday. It appears that her
starboad bulwark, from the forecastle to the paddleboz,hu
bees serried away. • heavy sea SOW= to have brokes
over the forward saloon, reducing it to a mass of chip', lad
then to have 'wept the deck, tearing away the davits sad
two boats on the port side. The deck of the forward
saloon was lifted up in mayoral placed, and the water poured
Into the berths below, and into the engine-room and
hold, is large quantities. The force with which the
sea struck the ship may be imagined when it is stated thet
one of the forward pumps was wrenched partly from is
position, the strong bolts having started, white massive iroe
stanchions and steadying bars, several inches in diameter,
were snapped asunder. The boatswain's home war else
stove M. One of the second cabin passengers state. the
about ten minutes to ten o'clock on Tuesday morning, whet
off Cape Clear, the ship, which was then going 'lowly
ahead, was struck by • very heavy ma. Ile was at the
time lying in • forward cabin berth, when he heard tit
water gashing through the saloon deck and down the mu.
pinion, and rushing forward. He thought at the time tie
Teasel was sinking, and gave himself up for loet. He lei
kis cabin and waded up to his middle in water towards the
stairs. At the moment the vessel pitched, sad immediately
he felt the water up to his armpits. The balk of the pas-
sengers were sitting in the saloon at the time of the udder,
and they must have been inevitably swept overboard had
not the mainmast stayed up the wreck of the saloon (a home
built on deck), end acted in some measure as a
breakwater. They had reason, he said, to thank
Hod that the ship was 10 strong, and that she was manned
by ma able officers. Csptaia Lang especially displayed
the greatest intrepidity and cooling*, and his orders were
executed by his officers and men with promptitude and
without the least confusion. The vessel was immediately
put about, and she arrived in the Mersey yesterday morning
without farther accident It is the impression of some of
the hands on hoard that if another each sea had struck her
she must have gone down. The engine room was filled with
water, bat the eminjured pumps being got well to work it
was as pt under, although considerable difficulty was cape.
tlenaod to keeping the bilge from being choked by the
splintery which were washed below. One of the passengers
was is • closet forward at the time the sea struck the ship,
and some of the displaced timbers falling against the door
almost blocked him in. He, however, succeeded with some
difficalty is forcing his way out.
Mr. Ferguson, chief engineer, and his staff displayed
the most praiseworthy coolness in the hour of danger, re-
Raining below when the water was pouring in with a force
that might have terrified lose brave men. Their cape-
Mum, however, enabled them to perceive that the water
wee all from above, and that the ship was all right and taut.
The shock stopped the engines for • moment, but they re.
sussed working immediately.
The officers and men with great difficulty closed up the
rents in the saloon dock and elsewhere with spars sad
wan, an operation attended with the greatest deem,
as it continued to blow • hurricane. The chief officer, Mr.
Gra% while meeting in this perilous work, was nearly
washed overboard.
_

At the time the Na struck her some of the pautnyers were
playiag at cards in the fore cabin; and it is said that they
Luaediately fell on their knees, implwieg the Almighty to
save them. When eztriestedt they were covered with
braise,. It is asserted that the America took 100 tom of
water ea board in the sea which struck her.

Oa the vessel arriving in the ricer, the pre-
sented as addrees to Captain Leap, bearing testimony to his
preemies of mind and seamanlike qualities daring the blips
MaGement. It is scarcely ameisary to state that the Almeria'
Is a Ant-alms steamer, with 1,800 toss register, and 800•
horse power. This is the first instance of any of the Canard
stamen being compelled to return to port through ahem
of weather.

—.Eijimals and passengers, with their luagega, wars
landed in the coarse of the day, and to-day (Friday) they
will be despatched for their destination in the Royal Mati
steam-ship Canada.
The Raropa salts to-morrow with passenger sand mails
for New If oriL

THE DOUBLE MURDER IN THE WEST RIDING.—
Although the pollee have been incemanily engaged in en-
deavouring to tram the person or persons by whom the foul
murder of Mr. and Mrs. Waite, of Bolton-on 1) ,mu
wriumitted, up to yrstirday no clue to the solution of the
mystery had been obtained. As the investigation proceeds,
it becomes doubtful whether the deed was committed from
motives of plunder. It has not yet been ascertained that
anything was taken from the house. The barking of the
&etagere little dog, which some of the neighbours heard
at about the time the murders are believed to have been
committed, might, however, have compelled the mamas to
beet a hasty retreat before be canid rifle the house. On the
other hand, the very extensive injuries inficted on the heads
of both the damaged seem to indicate that the person who
mused those frightful wound. intended to do something
more than merely stun the o:d people while he robbed them.
If hie intention was to murder them outright, he could not
have adopted a more certain method of despatching them.
Both Mr. and Mrs. White were so gener►lly respected in
the village and neighbourhood that nobody in the plies
would be suspected of entertaining any malignant feelings
towards them, much lees such a diabolical spirit of revenge
as to prompt their deliberate and cold-blooded murder. It
is much to be regretted that, owing to the ignorance of the
persons who took possession of the deceased's home on the
discovery of the murder, the officers of justice h►ve been
belied and impeded in their iovestigationsiut3 this s►eking
tragedy. People were allowed to eo is and oat of the home
indiscriminately, trampling the bthod into the village in
all direction,. The bodies were remised from the placed
when they were found, and the Wood washed out before
either the coroner's jury or the pol-ce had an opnortunity
of inspecting the pace. At the inquest those proceedings
were severely censured by the coroner, who raid all ems
stables ought to understand that it was their duty in cases
of this description to pr,vent the least disturbance of the
bodies of persons supposed to be murdered, except when
they were found out of dour., when they must be taken to
the nearest place armee they could remain until our the
inquest. In the present instant* he had been quite shocked
to bear that the boos* bed leen made a tort of peepshow of.
Mr. T. Badger, county c3roner, has communicated with Sir
George Grey, the Setret,ry of State, and received from him
authority to offer. ma behalf of her bisjesty's government, a
reward of 1004 (in addition to soy local reward) for such
information as shall lead to the conviction of the murderers.

SVIDDEN DEATHS.—A meeting was held last night
at the National Schoolroom, Putney, upon the subject of
the income-tax, the proceedings at which were terminated
abruptly in conasquesce of the madden death of one of the
gent omen present. Mr Do Immo was in the chair. The
bent resolution, which was to the i Sect that if the income-
tax were not repealed the of:Hallam of the nation would he
sloshes, was prop,sed by Mr. Lord. While Mr. Lord WAS
speaking he become tremulous, and raid be felt quite over-
powered. He was catied out of the room, and it was
shortly afterwards announced that he died almost immedi-
ately. The eccutrecce, of course, produced great sensation,
sad the meeting w►s adjourued. Mr. Lord was about tis
lean of age, was much nip :cud by the inhabitaou of Put-
ney. He has left • wife and two children.—Last night
Mr. William Payne, the coroner, ►eld an inqurst at
the Russia Company's Itoo,La, South Sea !bow., Thread-
needleatreet, on the body of Mr. George Lindsay, the
chairmen of the company, and also of the London Meri:irce
Company. Mr. John Dunn, ercretary, said he attended
a meeting at the house on Wednesday, at which the de.
erased sad I other gentlemen were present. The
deceased was sitting down in • chair talking to some
gentlemen, while waiting for tb • time to attire at which
the meeting was convened ( see o'clock). The deceased had
not taken the chair, when, without any 'eclair a ins, he
fell forward suddenly on to the carpet. They raised him
up, and • doctor was tent f,r, who, upon his arrival,
opened a vein in his uric, but no hood came, end life woo
prosonoced to be extinct. He had met with no butt. and
ha alas in apparently in good health. Mr. John Bitch,
clerk to the oeceiud, said the deceased wee mverty.revan
years of age. He was • airrebeut. He ban knows•. his for
twenty-three year., and during that time he was ft markably
strou end healthy. lie saw the deuced a abort time be-
fore his death, and he to!ti him he was going to atteod the
meeting. The Rev. Holiness Gibson, rector of St. Miry,
Abchurch, said he had kootra the dec. seed for some years,
and dined with him on Sunday last. lie toll witness that
irks attempted to go quickly he had a difficulty of breathing.
He had been a perfectly healthy moo. The jury returned
a verdict of nettles! death. . .

INQUEST.—An inqutr• was held yesterday morning,
at the Red Cap T , e..taber well green, before Mr. W.
Cuter, the cor.oer for the east, rn di•ison of Surrey, to in-
vestigate the cirearwtarre• uveuiling the death of Gauge
Compton, a tailor, seed 60, of Guildford-piece, Camberwell.
As it was alleged that the deceased but died from being
guoted, having previously tree stripped of • portion of hie
wearing unmet, mere than usual interest was attached to
the investigation. It appeared from the evidence of the
demised's wile that on Sunday night, the Mb ult.,
she end her husband had been 'o the Hope
and Amebae T . in Acre-lone, Brixton, to visit
a daughter who resided there. They returned borne
together etalittle after eight lathe evening. and on reaching
the Diizton-road she suddenly missed the deceased, and
imagined he had gone to hie house by another rcute. He
did not, however, arrive until four o'clock en the ft Lowing
morning, when be was in a Tr ry faint and almost itsensible
state, and without his coat, overcoat, hat, and boots. lie
had no appearance of being ietoziee'ed, nor had be ever
been sehject LIM.. Medical assistance was Galled in, and de-
ceased bogeyed until Saturday last in a state of 'toper, when
he ezpired. There were bruises on his knees, and a conk
,on his back as if he had b-ea kicked. The mining alp lel
i had been found by a police constable early on the Moeda!
amming, in Addington-street, Camberwell. Medical tes-
timony was adduced to prove that the deceased bed
died from disease of trio brain, terminative in won
apoplexy, and that one post martens examination the brain
had bee, found in a very nttened condition. The medical
attendant was of opinion that the deceased had removed ha
own clothes, and left them where they were diacevered.
The coroner considered that the case was entirely neared
up, and hayloft ezreened his gratificviou that it ass 11,1
an additional instance of robbery with violence, now ea
pravalent, the jury retuned a verdict in accordance with
the medical testimoay.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Ilia DAT.

EQUITY COURT.

WPM Till 1.0/211 mums 07 APPIA/6
AIICII E ',ON t LICE.-IN RI THE ROYAL BRITISH
RANI.

At ike bAtiari of the Coat. lir. Sweastre, fro eartsla
Suntan of the Couspasy, said that mists taws
of emsgraleat, bevies for their objet to Issues& the
bwatios is this ease, had, will the approval of kM Waste,
wee Awed by the edictal soignee is leakruptey
te the Aidat saasogor, but though approved by all
owe pirties h. was Bony to asy the G&W meager
eat thought At to swede to thew, theegh
lig bad Was osbaitted le the appeoval by motel
if the wry highest Arne of eensiters is Looks,
se the rely sew of wiedisgwp the slain of the sempsay
',theist mime. delay to all parties, sad the slim sad cols
of the great body of shareholders is the eastion.
The stow was the fallowieg Deliare the beak-
nog valid ; the swims, So odsdniew the preeest
ones in bankruptcy ; the sell already Rode to
be &weed by the racial saseger, inept ae
Oar M sesswary for sot off wider the heakreptry ;
the term of the sppoistettat of the @Adel mass-
ger to be ?wisdom, r Isere se &slot OM the present
sesta of the bask de sot vim Is bin ; tb arigawas
to petition Taman maim 20 of the statute 7 sad 8 Via., d.
ill, that the distal wow be tersaideeed end moister
maim of future sails is he ash ea the therebeidere; se.
Seas by the Miami manager to be diseastissed ; the
Nets of the retitled*, auditor, resoneger, sad essigsoes
to be paid est of the preset weds ; the ewe of
the .Said waseger, Iselelleg these of the order
aid to mush to he paid sit of oak ;
dimity the Woollies without mete; dial. the sleds. to
=toad the leNeedes wittiest ass; Coulee the appeal
easiest the ardor el the Viee-Chaseellee ler *slivery up of
meets, boob, dos., wittiest wele, sad let the imam be cow-
Sad with. U the seem of the weigseee M snaked
to to said by the oasis] ways., a peerless laden-
sity, to the eatiofeeties of Ur. Comadoefaser lieboyd,
to be gives. The esetody of books sad perm to be with the
eselpere, bat the odislal imager to knee full seem to
Wu. No satire to be brosght splint the Miele meows
by the weigoode is. asythleg heretofore dose. /dame
will= to be disabled aid owls Wall parties of the lens
to be paid est of the mete is bushrspeey."

The Court exprosewl as °rules that these term wan
ntetestially net se world meet the jades of the ewe ;
thoest they ►t perhaps require eons, bet semi*
sot week sitersties, sad inked whether If the Meet
eppoistad a roomiest with ll.twd sad dedielW pewees, es
reposed, the dailies thus esao le by the parties would be

The weasel he the origami@ to the ON sidst, sod he the
cadet meager es the ether, said test their teeth had
seepestively closed themselves Is the heeds of their advisees,
sad we sewer yes elicited to the qesstios. The sake
Ilea dapped.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.

.sascox LOY W/21/111.1

Tin PIITAILS 111 eLIZOTYMI.
Ltd Compton latlasted that, la seateeanwe el what
=lrla a sea tried be ton his at Westalaster. la
it Waal seem is So the hes payable by
tbartawa as Wag Watt tad to a beta& be
bat ammealealsoi ebb lb Gases tho itabbiebop et
ram.. with sepodte papa:atlas et a aew table
twoordso a weft et dm Fleralittas bet, whisk had
awe pt bow Mad yak sod be had reseeed a reply
haw ebbe ba hid reams so believe that sea a table et
am wadi would pet aa sad is all dbpatet la Mate,
wadi &wilt be publahed

swam hoe Lures= Ye rim eon. omcs
Lord Campbell also Melanesia Om he had esmseaeleated
with bb Gius the Deka of Amoll, btr imp's Peat-
imemet-Oiseeral, with to the Pw*iSra marks es
kit" which wen souksMmesikestls to dist liDber lamed
di dr i'mossh OesMelelmist pemal totem always *owed the
pima and the doe et their
pease. fame met MOM me meat, as may gestle-
MIS et the bee mime Mee obeimed. Bat the sump ea
Bradlwo eem be t Wabl le wee se that se letter
se dheng•Mbet TIM predesad most
mime met may to lediviimele. best ha lie
eilmlableallas of feriae Is beets 614 GM misled ~ls
He bed le elf, sire be bed bass &juleps ems lbe sewn
et jeollee meet @seise* obstevaesd by abase mei beteg
Negate. He as ens Me Posissamer•Ommeel was
mein earnestly iliselrose to do all la Idea=
to melody the sad them would be se
is Situp so, been.. he bad only M eameleis lmm Mese
won damped ea elm Cinema; whom lbw um se
names to mapiele. • ems bad bees leled Beim as
menet sinter, la wkieb a gmetles mese me the
time *bee a loan woe posted mil lamed, aid (kip marks
were so ladletheet Met It required a penes from tbe Peet-
MIN to asks a iseepotare as to what they telloataL He
really hoped tbet be abode hone is ream is Mere to
make amp semplaist epee this estileet.

COURT OF COMMON PLRAS.

11111111.1111 AT /al Mlle SP LONDON. =FOSS DICIF MITNIN

SRC ♦ nICLL /VIT.
71111111 •ID kNOTNI/L-
-TIN IMAM SSA.

This NOS saesbeeseht to reams damages Is stew
wawa ef • WEAN stilt Uptown( betwees two trap
MilL.bilb Mated part el the implicit. frost Vasa t.
111elbist Byte tad Mr. Needham speared kr the
=sal Mr. Basta Jaws sad Kr. Qais les the
Theplatatiff Is lir 0. E. Halskisses. • 111#111/818 is
est the delhadaste are Mesa& Jana sad
of Liatpest. Tits pialmilfre
ea assalsibrielsgsbuta. sad atto delhadeatee?l
UN Is Cinder. Tha spaniels left Vona es
ispoisber. the pleistire " tow" befog easpesel ef the
Bbic s Wass r, Use Sultans, sad the Aelart Sala,
defeedest's tow being the ram yew, dle
ONO. end the Carter. Abont sin e'delk as the edielleell
of We 11.1, • sired was wade—. papas Is webs, I. the
panaled eider." Bash Taal la the pleisttlf Sew se.
essadp ere *saw ; bet I. the dellsedears tar the ally
seder vils St no was from the Peep, the abs two
wielt WV,. ea by their wipe. The walls stn tales,
bate law *ht. the NW beassel, esd tbe Owns I
=send sad se pal of the Seltsse, sad award
Ile Moat of VAL satin. The pialasEsser dolma
la Mew his biss ass We ground that it bad bees eatlMistil
ef esesessalike madam es ths pat of the
ishalialle saws, is sat satbsties the Owls&
• psi deal of Mime saes sless is Ws pet ef the
Seleadlials. aid it was stated Set the sesesselts of the
Ivy lad anted We vessels towed by um set I. east
stealtsr, sal that lbe seater of the Cears was baud to
obey that wk.. Thai the paper awe was
set to weber, bet to bold es by hawsers to
the awl shish meted as tag ; that the alliskia haptual
la conerquesee of the Bahasa Lease be.. subs d, and
abe is seaselseas el her betap fa • patinas w she
bad se Imam ahe. That what the alibis was Wai-
sts& there wet se Ws te Ist no the Ceerieir's sager, be-
aus there wall a samba ef soldiers es the desk. lad
as.. el tats were ups the Wahl, sad night bare Wes
kWed if the than had has het p at am. Cadet these
eirewswees it was ecietweed that the Wary had sot
law cased by the negligence of the deleatawe straw.
There was also as. tridents to Sew that the defeadeats
were not the *wan, bat oily stortespes of the Garin.
The Chief Janet Matted the jury that U W eta-
seeder of the Fury had authority to give the ardor sot a
anchor, and did give It, that the wow of the Narks was
bound to obey it. sad the deadest, weald sot be liable fa
this scion; bat ha left It I. than to say whether
the defeadaere servants had sated is as alma-
manlike wanner it not Setting sis their amebae
alter the breeze had freshosed. It would be
for them farther to consider whether the SWIM hod
itostribaltd to tho Wester by the sillies* of his sensate,
sad also whether there was saMeillat *videos, of the deka-
Wats heist °wars of the Courier.
The jury lased that there bad beat asellesses es
part of the deadest.' teraute, in sot lettiag p the weer
what the wiad freshened, tad that the °worship of the
Courier was proved.
A verdict was seeordinely es for the *Stiff, bet
his lordship directed eserstba to he stayed.

LORD MAYOR'S COURT.
won II& 000 W.

WHINITO7II O. WHIPAToNI.—DISOILILCML
This was ea action Croat ht by one brAhsr easiest another,
to recover a third portion of the exposes@ or their talkies
fueeral.

It appeared that the father of the parties died fa 1864,
sad that the three moss mat cad .peed to allow their
widowed looter to retain all the funtiture sad per-
sonal ditto of her late bested without end
niaterieg, and that they would between them
beer the whole of the epitome of burying their
father. eke see as this sprimmeut we. come le the
platetiff mid defendant went and selected a pave, and the
funeral temente were made sad carried out. The
min to the undertaker was give by the plaintiff
and motet hero .her, who afterwards paid his share. The
defendast paid his amount. and the eoneequeneo was
that the undertaker eyed the plaintiff for the remaining
two-thirds in the county vurt, and obtained a verdiet for
the full amount. Navin/ paid the mosey seder mar&
am, be now sought to recover It back.
The deem wee that the two younger brothers weld not
alley he tab look ta his father's affairs, end had said they
were prepared to pay all 'spent's.
TM
4s. fad, ury rave a ratchet for the plaintiff, demagek

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

GUILDHALL.
Prided& Cluk, s yams was of vett teeposeable
saes. woo *oil at 'be bit es lows Wire NIP=
Ileopets, with having lobbed kit motors to i
vary essoldin =Wet.
It meowed test the pieces, wee hiessate Noire. JOINS
lisecken, wbolossie hese end shoe mosellelureve, of 10, Ai-
datowabrey. Ifs peletwor tom/ tisk lonise la April loot,
sod boa *be deg Se wee l..eeld be eesmated steam of
»biers wltleb be soolloold uo W Doc die day es whisk
bedsolorseaejfeen bee esseely. the employees. ea est
Ma la Swift wham two ple of bets..
Won they lemei Wu with it. NMI be bed tam thees
to tee ft one omit snit • hind alit. mi. la ere IS hod,
he Vasil Moe mewed is is sa& ..is. lamb( hit
Mkt to be e we tweeeloble me, the peeneeteee se•
sepia the segiosiss. Ist seeliewsi him me to de so
spin. bet it eggetelaseiliodegileolle Got ebo
bed bat posiospil so Abet sem Imam Is
hut Ow to dale_ tele et best
at a= T7ose wise we ion thaw Mee MINA Pawn-
et
bronker, predend ISS pan of boots set &ow wiled
Oe

A selielher *be swami for the whew, asked the ow
shessie W deal sewed with the ewe.
.11 livegreis ail it wee s wry slim amp, sad in
*Yee la lb* Men pswabeekere, wire wee Mk heavy
WM% bowl sod We Firma le the Old Irift he
The sellithe eel- we'll What tier it
woe is*
We Aisi It amnia wit it we reedy tee swims sad
lewwww semi he atiglitsimpaihie WO the meats of the
T~fseswite waft lead Ns he Nisi
The preesesises mid they were while& he the sake of
the yens% of the phew, who were WM rewestable,
that thee.. Weald be essiesetily Alpena ec
dlr Jibs Meerprre Issilard to swede W the
The yelevele. mita wader the while ef hie= se-
emed lie defame, wee Ilea tally seawitted he trial.

DOW-STIMIT.
INOOKIXO_GOOP OP MMTPt

sada*
11, of the acidity he the Promotion of
Gawky W Aelosio, with &Wog Ikons la ea wilt sou-
-1 &Woe.

TM emelehis /Wel lima at Mist mss &sleek this mes-
Us he taw Modest Addle hie ado WeillegiewsWeet,
La the ameba et ITseashlys. Obireby diet
the Mese met m them bp, MMus Moped his,
sod preseeded to mewls, phi lame may chill
M bawl was diseased. It was is • way hod alai, muss
was semis Ism it, sad the heed was peedy miss sway
Mal diem. TM Map was sleeted with blood, sad
the pew Inee was hiesiby Mos the &gift defeatism
MI admildesed le I! hit gobs.
WM
Iva with this
sesAllasereld Wily the welshed animal b .
t lOU OM Mese was sot base Miss he
elm me. • Memos, Is %idol he low summed by the
Varwilleeefter essmastisi seemly es the waded of
betheemen sad ma, OSSISININI the base lass.. 4p'
lumbeswest.
lb. Wilmot the eedety's sepedatmasst, ended he a
semis@ waist the mdse.
The misew—Thene i we eased= foe a rimless; I maid
nem he se It addiod sew Met I an hen.

117i;i7ve711. Do mailed It le
would kW the here.
The weir-011 I I ere lay. I likely to kill e twee
that oast se UL hot to prime yes.
Kr. Jardine obiorwel that It was weeleer to pankt. Ha
would ea be prattled lawless the par haft say tamer.
The sear—l'll wet welt Ns my am VI ha k
as. Judas—l aura take per word he that, bat U
les satiety the twisty UM re will eat work his that
Ira ie.

TRAGEDY.

DUBLIN, FIUDAT

A ditteevery, which it is bopsd may load to Mill
farther results. was yesterday sole et the Brew&
maw terslaus shortly efts 12 Wale*. • hamper
bass requisoi Mt ems. purses I. -..vies with
the weeks, sae of the fames presided to • store
is the heseedu department, sad la ese of the
hopes daseured a beg ontslelag a %math, dells;
estesstis Os 43L 17s. 6d. The bag sad eves the rue.
Wag Moho were drippleg wet, itail ealy have bees
• lOW durt eine—pety set sore titaa a few Wease—
l& the goiliss to whisk it was feud. The polite
solsoUla me dubt whatever that the WI was sae
1111 ONO used by Mr. Lisle to held his messy, sad
the sughlos before eatestalsed that the murderer
was s gam essoeseed with the railway has sashed
IMAM essimiles. Time was a large teak if webs
Isiamillible tam elms the beg wee laud, and she sone
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