The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-13 00:00:00

ZATAL BOAT ACCIDENT IN DEMERARA.

LOSS OF ENO SENT OF
EFICERS AND OTHER
GEMEN.
The West Indian mail which arrived at South-
ampton this morning briop the news of • deplorable
accident In Demerara. The following amount of the
disaster appears io The Creak of Georgetowe (Sept. 20)
"The amummenta and gaieties which have prevailed is town
shim the commenosmeet of bet week in connectios with the
visit of the Barbados Cricketers have been brought to a
sudden and calamitous termination. It will be remembered
that en announcement had been made of a trip in the
steamer to the panel settlement, In order to afford the
gentlemen from Barbados an opportusity of view's'
the fine scenery of the Essamebo river district.
The steamer Babies left this river OD MODasy mers.
lag, with a party of thirty.eloe, composed of the
Barbados Eleven, several gentleman of this city, and some
seventeen officers of the Aurora and Steely, on board,
retains the settlement on the afternoon of the earns day.
Yesterday the party, after v:sitiss Mr. Fansett's wood.
netting establishment, prepared to shoot the Rapid (Oar
tabuk). The arrangemente were made under the di-
notions of Mr. Comptroller Begot. But it appears
that his prudent instructions were sot obeyed,
and one of the most lamentable accidents that it has ever
been OUT sad task to record has followed. There were two
boats used for the purpose of 'bootleg the Rapid. One Of
them wee the Lady Wociehooss, halogens to this penal
settlement, and capable, u Mr. Begot knew, of earreiwe with
safety only 14 persons ; bat, we understand,wielle attention
was turned awayparties crowded Into her to the number of
19. The first bostsueeseded inshooting therapid without any
aoeidest, bat the Lady Wodehonso, which followed, was
observed in her descent to broach to, it is supposed from the
paddle of the steersman catching into • crevice of the rock,
and in an instant she was capsized and the twenty.one
persons were strogglios or their lives. In • stream like
that, the water dashing over a precipice at the rate of some
ten miles an hour, it may well be supposed that eves ea
expert sod powerful swimmer has but a poor chasm for
life, especially as when the accident occurred they were
under the tent of the boat. Nevertheless, some of the
parties struck out manfully, while their friends in the other
beat were compelled to willows their snuggles without
being able to rescue them. Five of the gentlemen sad
two of the boatmen were drowned. The senses of
the gentlemen are—Captain Beredord, the sea-is-law of his
Eccelleocy the Governor ; Mr. 8..
and D. Stewart, pertain is
the firm of Marrs. S. A. Hervey Co. ; Mr. Rowley,
mooed engineer of tor Majesty's ship Steady Mr. Liassi
Parks, of the Post-offies, Barbados, who see °lopsided the
Barbados Eleven, and Mr. °bristle, of the Geotptows Poet-
office. Tbs others were saved either by swimming, et
by being dashed on the rocks. Mr. Frederik Smith, the
Captain of the Barbados Eleven, swam boldly for some time,
and was afterwards picked up, &pm:softy dead, but has
sine, bees revived. Mr. Stewart, also, who was • good
swimmer, struck out manfully for some time,
tit unfortu-
nately exhausted himself by swimming against ciarrest."

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

111 MANSION-HOUEOL
Dizairin SAVAOIB 07 TIII CAT= met.
Mr. Morgan, of the firm of Humphreys sad iberalseei.
this zooming to make as application to the Lord
totem:me to the very fearful lames thee had bees ou, :
by two Merionethsbire farmer' by the loss of taar;l
from the cattle &sue, wider the fellow* *EN 4

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They had started from hems la the "Addis
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ter/kw to travel through the twasWy is w
with their herds, to Barest fair, which ;sip,'
for the disposal of Welsh cattle. One rd cana"'m
sold cm the way, sad at Barnet fair
disposed of three attll fear MOM and he then set out ca
home with 111 etthey Wag *ldiot
1J tnne quits ba,
poe arriving at enhem they were plead nie tee&--
sad as the mine night one wee stteehea In the dime— •
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died, sad was buried. and immediately sittorenis On al
bird was atiaskid with the fatal malady sad 4
lyiog es the Said three of the stream were Ms* far.
nwrthat lbws wore good grounds for mem* ag'
id
amass had teas made into mumps in sescg
wigilimes of the authorities. In mother ems menteiegull
the mate oiscarostasom 75 stile won dostioyek tY
being sopped to haws caught the bilestlas et I%
tan
Kr. Mogan said thst the lost to them post
Teri serious, iodised, ahead redness ; aed be soikiiii;
three that were stoles had best traced, sad Its Asa
1 that they had boss sold forsssssps. He escaili
' idiom whether his Webb* coaldi=tay amity.
such • painful ors.
The lewd Mayor said that the publis Lai nimbi%
the cal ands by the (tattle Pisces Committee lay
scripticias so very swipe, that winters, his dire*
be there tray woe so funds that could be wag taut
Pritorpa said it wee • most painful ism pia
bad sass to Bernet fair with prcprey ay
2 0001. oe 3,0004, sad had spent their last
beim them. The poetise were mainly Taloa
wee depeadost oa their friends lot sapcorL
set ism matey to pay their tars kW
homes.
The Lord Mayer said that if they would suss g
from the pocebox he would readily assist this to Oats
test.
The parties who were resist, and who secnnii
bysaraeat &Jetties, said tbef would sites bis it
The Lord Mayer said he thought the met* cegb;n4
mein knows to the royal ooramississ that was inac
The ;Artist then retired.
WORSHIPSTREET.
• DtaClSTerr TO TES CIVIL SIEVICL
John Hairy Wade, of pntisnicaly typesets, la
charged with druskenows sad assault.
A yeast lady whims same did not transpire ettlkillegh
snob the repartees box sated that last est* cat
Teentalong Cocarnsrital.strest. Shoran* tle
agt gelds* raa 'plan her with oat rides
sagbt d
bol of her drew aad tem it nearly ba bat
19 H, said he beard a cry of " dtcp Hid"al
saw the defendant reigning in the very emirs d Us*
followed by a crowd of boys hooting at Met Was
stopped him and riosired • violent blow is ths issa
011ottc 34 swore that when ho wait to
of his brother astatabis, defendant knocked
kicked him about the legs.
Mr. Ifiliso•—What do you my to this disgrashilenit
Defssdant—l am very sorry. cartaisiy. I bet nisi
little too much refreshment Not either atm Wm ab
mitred parreely, I assure you ; sad I am win* mai;
compseattios for the damns to the lades drop':
Mr. Entice—Asst cow what ars you •
Defesdant—A siert itithe civil swish.
The Lady—lt's abominable that mania* yam
tanare walk in the pulls struts witboat
dsitatattheir diem
t—l will teak* oompensatioe, mile. •
Mr. Eat yes 10a for each sesanit, et most*
iteprisoomest in Mae% You can maks the ressessa

It a meeting of Salford magistrate' hall fells
day it wee stated that the cattle plague had maid.*
appeared on a farm at Whalley Range, sad Me is
"daub bad been attacked by it. The plague he elm mit
its mmearonee is North Wades, and has slain a Mind
cattle near Wrexham. In Liverpool the asibdis,
classed by the appearance airtle diem. is tile srli!
leserbood, are taking preten against its exteetim k
oddities to the appointment of inspectors, it I peered b
prevent the exposure for sale in the mut* cd
erg
which are not intended for slaughter. ■
A little fellow, four years of age, was Aland
Ifiaechester, on Tuesday, by drinking the onion
Medicine bottle of which he aeoideutelly got hold.
Four men were drowned in the loch at lama
Moor, on Taseday, by the capsizing of a boat Ahmed
Mbar two melt who escaped a like fate, they halide
table the boat for a pismire mil. When sear a led
Wend in the loch one of the ram, named Gam" Mt
redly in frolic, begs& to rock the boat to ga
dba si
before be could be induced to desist the bast .0.1,
°Amon and three of hI essepanions w drowasib
two eurrivors saving themselves, mu by swissalethis
Iliad. and the other by aliening to themertmed bet
hitraram AT GREAT TAILMOIIIII.—LeataigIit,
10. a foreigner, named Himmel, a oak on heed theDst
galliot Secandue, lying la harbour, dehyschri Adis
murdered by a comrade named Yeasiturolb st de at
of Leedom, a home of low repute ihmetellm
dsdred by the captain to go ea bead ; be refold
ram advised biro to go, whoa he drew his WM Mt ihi
of which was six inches long, and buried ft lehishot
Death was bistanteaeons. Dancing re.osemened,lelm,
stopped by the police. The victim sad larrilint

your
Donnelllen SIDOIDN. —This Morn*, Ai
half-past 8 o'clock, a female about 30 yam el. rah d
the name of Mary Fowler. raid * at 24, Betsrthos boothaton d
rlt
James's, committed @Weide toy thro eat
attic window of the home into the dy►a poem at the wet, Ile .
tams of 50 feet On bergg picked op b rot •
Wiliam, residing In the meth hulas, life was Wei le II
satinet, the dessuith's heed being frightfully:Athol
The ivies with whisk the deceased tell most haw loath
=srvery stone ea whisk she fell beteg Whoa Bi
was a married wernas, but her braised, Mehl
a respectable situation in the City, bad mearaispethe
I. consequence of her dissipated habits, snide( Bs. 80
ever. a weekly allowance.
MUMMA AND MAID. —lt must be Melia
' that a yeas( mistress who should make her appellsoDt
morning for the Ant time in the kitchesallgood_,_„"
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bestows in real earnest (witii white than 1D1D...a.
sleeves—sot by my means= mbeceseiegesith= •
• way) would be greeted by leer cook, es soot as
rand anteeishaseet subsided to the point of nessthilllDlA,
'1 with the request be
to suit "bowel, by that delf.soot •
• " Well, then the young mistress must e" •
Imply eathealiy, " I will suit moult with ass d 116 •
eat your small qualifications is also without yoe
' eillermaiticattoos for a faithful, Admit sewage twill
asenseplish this. she must be prepaid to tako is
if she hew cam
taw Om material- the young girl. who,
M ashore, has almost everything to leers. No us!
Awes' for a time go through some disagreeable ID
woe arduous to
ozperieecoo. Foe, if her cook bey IDA
she probably knows lees. Bat courage ! :aid!
will men teach incimes, now them matters ad
trammed the ordinary reap of harass b
• they are isvastigated with a will. And there is WWI
appreaticethip for au inexperieneed mistime. this ID"
bathe( a thoroughly incompesent servast. It it eiedlir
towards understanding how things ought to 10141 f:
, are made psinfully 'Gentile of how they ought ID ' -
; Besides, it wee the awkwardness of the low
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having to direct the mere asperiencod, *a a, 11d
giving maims LI unsuccessful experiments is 101,
' triumph os the past of three you seek to teach Blf
Iwithout its eempeasation• se well as its drawled,' Id°
having to train oemats, provided the/ af. Wilk
from a humble Ned not from a sebordiests Ibld
come great establishment. The material is piss_.lie 76
iepee to good itheesoes—tbe homes se Yo. sourN,2_, 0
!'owed so in the Remain natar ii e. And that arms
deeL For the sponge set of rine minima
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1 the eeriest elms into what it is, which giro ill_ es ge
tinonve and most unadmireble peealienties. ND— -i
shame be it spokes, she have (tad the chitiZi
these ciremneheams—eawholseome and
Servants are what their employers have made then ibo
take them from deem freemen and poverti ti;sZol
in the midst of comparative lazary, without
insitil NO
esetrol. asking Is retura for high el •Dd ID— ii
eft ace, to be spared all treelike moth^ i
el the We below stairs, sowtr iv 150
'ministers to our comfort, as mach se posooDarrig
bellies of the hands in the Palace of the Whits irly
human nature dots not work well oa Oh
every safeguard from berm, every stimulate - °c.a.'
knack of ping wrong, of falling short of the math.: Jo".
Ithen, if instead of safeguards we mitsetitn
%stead of stimulus to good, boundless
evil ? We do but veep the natural eith7l--41.1 di
I- wine we cod mewelves gromiog soder theirl,
mos who dwell in oar home like • hostile
• ruthlessly cm our resources, yieldiog is retort • PITO
: orrearries ; submitting ober* they oath
tines nera. evading where they can ; sad WA?!
re without regret if the obsess of a Other et,_thlio-
pm der. Bat mos let a mistress eater .
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• Own miters; le there be, so to Meek • I'dm' ge
• selablished hotimee them sad she erg/ lied it 0
Mils, by the Sole msthe of her Mathes and
sn'idoe the %thin tuba %%Val. loyal, ssmismileDle
dfacrnittoe's divinely for Ocioher. - li
The old vessel Name., wrecked off Osaf•
led, duo d, sea sh tbeo covered with mod ea 6 to'
Lately been wished oat by theses la • yid OM r-
vailee.—erest Yea Sem ; t
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