The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-29 00:00:00

IWENING, MAY, 41, 1885.

lALTES*, INTELLIGI-
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THE BOMBAY MALL
SOUTHAMPTON. MAT 29.

REPRESENTATION OF PONTSPEACT.

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ADDRESS OF ME. CHILDERS, X.P.
On Saturday night Mr. H. C. E. Childers, M.P.,
,the liberal representative of Pontefract sad Chi Lead of
'the Admiralty, addressed the olootom and nonolectors at
the borough from the Wang of the town-bah. Is the
market-piece in front them was a large moved.
Csit.nroa, to the warm of his address, sold,—
'woo lam one of thole who believe that in our publie
affairs a policy of poorer Is the sound cm,—that we must
lover lis cosy with the ides that we have reformed
thing, sad Mat we '
p*Wed cowiteatly eadcwour tir
miWpien reftem and ropels to all portions eff mi-
oktratios. (Ohms.) It is as sa advocate of that
I appear before you. I believe that is rapid both to
church and state there is mach to which proper eon-
sanative promos should be 'Wiwi. By mosemative
progress—l mean sot the destractioe of our institutioos—
not the falling away from the basis of the constitution of
Eoglaod, but the refocmation and improvement from time
to tiers of sll wheat griersaces. It is not many mouths
ago @ism I told you fiat I did not in the slightest degree
depart frana the vowel prisoiples ea to poliarasetsry re-
form which I advorited when you did me the honour of
returning me to pediment. It is for you and the musky
to say when and to what intent thee@ principle, should be
applied with the strict maisteoanoe of the great features
of oar ecossitation. I hops that the time will ems when
ail parties will be what they were not nosy years sgo.
satisfied that it was proper to make progress bed
advamsment in that system of repressitstion which
at present. as I firmly believe, doss not admit to
the suffrage many who are eatitkd to that suf-
frage, sod who are capable of worthily exercising it.
(Obsess.) I believe that the meats of the last six roue
hays showo, in spite of great distress in some data kto in
spite of groat difficulties in questiee of capital sad labour
in others, that the labour* Gismo of this country, the
great mechanio aid artisan classes, are entitled not to an
overwhehning share of the represestatios, but to a proper
and avowing share in propoctico to the at
wLioh they
sbow for the smoke lt. (Cheers.) I think it would be
very mush to be regretted that bemuse the orcemstauces of
the last few years have been snob as not to reader it nacos-
wry to make great constitutional changes. that therefore,
for ever and aye, no constitutional change should take place.
(Hear, and applause.) On the contrary, when you show
your desire to admit to the outrage thaws who show
titansolvis fit foe the exercise of No suffrage, I should
be the first to advocate that that desire should be grati-
fied—(regawed cheers) ; but, end I say this emphatically,
I should be very sorry to see such an inordinate exten-
sion of the trembles m would throw the power late the
beads of any motto of the community whatever. I
should be sorry to see the working man harks the whole
power, OT anytMeg like the whole power, of the musky ;
but, at the same timo. I do say he Is entitled to • shove
of it o aoooost of his industry, his istelliggeos, and his
capacityn .
(Appian's.) My opinions are similar on stab.
)ezts conmoted with the church. I sin mynah a member
of the church of England, and I 'mum rover consent
for a moment to do anything which would Wore that
church so fez as bar rights go as the established church
of the country ; but on the other hand I do Dot believe that
her present poultice, is regard, for instance, to the question
of church rates, is,
a sadsory me. Maar. hear) Ism
BIM it has been shows la them alum where the Moen, of
these rates is sot enforced, that the church gales • great
deal by that system, and lon prepared as • churchman,
and in the interest of the church, irrespective of the proper
rights of those who do not bikes to her eotomeaka, to see
the gnostic° settled la the manner in which,. as I then
slated, I whited to see it settled what you retuned me to
psrliamsat, sad in which before many years I hope I shall
sus it settled. (Applause.) I believe that if the church
came forward and proposal that solution of the question
which is inevitable, she would be herself the great pima
by such • mune. (Cheers.)

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Euxine, with the heavy portion of the above
mails, has arrived here. She brings 104 passengers,
22,724 d. in specie, gold bars value 650,000 rupees,
diamonds value 10,000 rupees, jewellery value
10,000 rupees, and 461 packages of cargo, island-
in 175 bales of silk, value 16,000/.
On the 20th she spoke the steamers Delta and
Mammon, on the 24th the Syria, and on the 28th
the Delhi.
The British steamers Gibraltar, Amazon, Brenda,
Hellenic, and Latona, from London ; the Hector
aid Memmon from Liverpool, and the Delta from
Southampton, had arrived at Gibraltar.
Gibraltar exchange on London, 90 days, was
quoted 401 to 481 ; on Paris, 5.27 i Mantilla,'
, 5.20 ; Madrid, 2 die. Freights unaltered.

THE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS.
SOITCRAXPTON, Mar 29.

The Royal Mail Company's steamer Shannon,
with the above mails, has arrived here. She
brings 395 passengers, 2,854,897 dollars in specie.
and 2,300 packages of cargo, consisting chiefly of
bark, cocoa, cotton, cigars, and coffee.
A severe shock of earthquake was felt at St.
Thomas on the 12th instant. Houses were much
shaken and the inhabitants seriously alarmed.
No damage worth recording was done.

THE CATASTROP
H
E
AT THE GREAT WESTERN
RLWASTATION.

LAW INTELLIGENCE,
(THD3 DAY.)

OOURT OF QUEEN'S BENCE.
ffitnings in Banee.—(Belore Lord Chief Junk*
Junior Crompton, Blackburn, sad Orsel"
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=PAM LW:AWARD —THE LORD OP TEI MANOI or cirm,
ITIMAIL
Elk Fitzroy Kelly (with whom wee Mr. Sayre ad lb.
Hem., James) said ha wee iostracied to more fore mi. o
stwoozareir shouldjitualearamoseisasor.. f re Mae difeibot
mmisist
siown, oolosiyadieg them or him to hear the posther
wee in order to settle a medal am
at W d 1101
for the decision of MO of the superior marls at Wyma.
A tenant bad applied to lb, applimat. who we
of the Maas a Chelteshant, to be safrarcisef, No i_
the wanet.'heltesham,
of the proosediads mime quitim
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law, u well u of fact, were mind boyo. ,r_
Asaistant•Commiesioner. Kr. Wethenil, ots r.
&log &pima the lord of the manor, sad ibr, lot
mow wished to appeal to one of the superior wiezb 0 gm.
oommianames
r
meter, to have the amieloo &Mai mho potato of law reviewed. Thet ease as it had Moe god
and mt down for !madam was complained of by got
sent on the ground that he had not ben prowl
, with regard to soma of the facts upon width IM amid
mmunislosees deeisios had berm ooma to.
The eosin 'mated a role.
THE QUM IL THR minima OP VIIITOIII Or DR Nu
D 011013013 MIMIC ARTLOM._

The Solicitor.iieseral, wish whom was Mr. Bunk
plied on behalf of the Secretary of ewe ter lk BZ".
Department for a rule calling upon the seem*
visitors of the Bull Borough Lunatic Asylum ee ea;
cause why • meadanius should not hiss me*
them to submit to the Commissioners of
through them to the Secretary of Stay fa
'Home dllepartmeet, the plans and estimates et tuba
enlargement' end improvements which * hf
made in the asylum. The committee of visitors 64 Nee
two new wsrds far female patioate, at a cost of 1201.,hie
Bull Borough Loostic Asylum ; and the gustier hoh
titanic* of the wart on Use argument of the rals*lh
whether the committee were bound to submit tie
estimates to the Oommissiotiers of Loewy sad the
of State under the 16 and 17 Per.,
for regniatisi lunatic, whims and the 'guar
of lunatic.. The committee bad made the rise
thins without submitting the plans sad agmee
end it wet to get the opinion of the court oil the enri*,"
of the statute whether it was their duty to bets m• - .
the plans. By the 42ad section they were meads, ee,
mit their plans of any snbetaatialalteratioos, bat lokik
mafiosi they were empowered to do ordinary rspelnii6e
ealmaitting their plass to the eldest of 4001. pa sipTiZ
These wars substantial sheistioss and immovemeta
TbS Lord Chief Jostle* said the learoud Polidisrlog
&pawed to have come latie. The work wae
The tolicitor-Geoersl said he thought tlttal,
not quite finished.
The Lord Chief Justice mid the learned Solid
had better MOOliala that fact. The issue of the h %
tie discretion of the wart, sad be did not Shia
to issue it merely for the purpose of determislag sub
Wive questkin for future suidase•
The Solicitor-o~ml said it was necessary tie ihee
Secretary should have the ;ism. The committee eflian
might have interfered with the required istmoid..
regulations. The government did not widt to Whin
prosecution the .
The Lard = committee
unties said it wu drily MAW
she plane should be submitted to the Home flosimp
to the commeseeesest et the weeks, but therodria
compel tt to be done after the eomplettoe of Se "PAL%
committee might billable far eseememem aad •
submitted the plans to the Hesse Secretszy.
The Solicitor-General said be would sistride V
wears were finished, and if not, be would man hir
cation.
The court assented, widthe am steads over.

COURT OF COMMON PLEA&
MMusHp lesusßanoo.—tices wMortivtg,rd
sat hulls his,
MICE o. Wll/101.
This action erase out of the following channisem.
iishodant beat the steamer Agnes Louie' at
before she wee midis!, completed be eoldthlreif
Lamb. of Loudon. but Mamma 1.12 th Wall le
ship and height for himself. Tins @hip
Is the senses of Mare. Wilson andoar (
represented Lamb sad managed the vemel), sad
Lamb appointed the plaintiff espial* el the ma,
directed him to *the bk@ orders from Mr. Alfred Lambs
was on board as supercargo. The camel sailed fer
mid there Alfred Lamb arranged with the *MI
run the Wombed* of Wilmington, sad he
him • bill upon Wilson mid Co., of Liebe. let
ler the riek be would incur is this
The plaintiffs evidence was that it was emisecry
pay the agitate and mew, however, for mealeg the
irrespective of whether the undertaking was
The meg* io question terminated by the mid
aground outside Nassau, and the 3001. hill wee est his
is London. The plaintiff thereupon seed to seem
3001. from the defendant as pert owner, NA
141. 14.. 6d. which be bad paid • seaman for movs
at that trial. before Mr. Junks Willes, the jury fed
the plaintiff for the amount chimed.
Mr. Brett, Q. 0., sow moved for a Tele to who
verdict by 3001.. mid contended that there was as
that the defendant knew that the meal wse the
played in running the blockade, and that Mr. Alfred
keg se authority to rendir the defendant liable far
eitreordisary enpease es this 3001.
The Lord Chief Justice said that Wiring et all Mt
sametaness there was widows to go to the jay the
defendant knew that the marl was to ha **fell
rasping the Mocked., and therefor* Um verdict seeds
to be disturbed.
Mr. Justice Willes said that the Dlegelity of rap
non to roe the blockade might perhaps hme hes
answer to the claim for 3001., but the quietism bind se
because there wee no plea of
Bale refused.

INQUEST. —(THIS DAY.)
This morning Dr. Penholder resumed, at the
B2ard-recen of St. Mary's Remits% the is estigatim into
the came of the fall of s large extent of wall and a quan-
tity of oosl, sear Me Paddiegtos station, oe Xemday after-
nom, the 15th Pat, and by which Captain Beery O.
Leblanc) Newberry was killed.
Mr. James appeared for the Great Weelere Railway Com-
ma, ; Garth for the lallesball Iron and Goal Masters'
Compsav ; and Mr. Leighton represented she fenslly of the
deosseed.
Mr. jams Rutter, esstractor, said that he resided at
Hayes, Middle's:, ma that be Irmaw the wall that fell. On
the Saturday previous, the 13th inst., a eabmaa name 1
Ogden salted him to come amen sad look at the wall, sad
salmi whether it did sot seem to be coming down at the top
sad mar the middle part. It was the wall aloog the road
from Heath Wharf.road to Bishop's-road Brides. Wit-
mer maid that be thought it ma melee dews, sled that
he would let some of the people at the station bow
about it. He went into the porter's lodge, sad told
Thompson, a carpenter, about the matter. Thompson said
that he meld tell Mr. James, the mg:seer of the Gress
Western Railway Compaay, of it. Witness Uses left. Os
therm following Monday Thompson told whom that be had
info-d Mr. James about the matter. That yes at 12
deloek (the wall mine dews at 5.30 pm.)
By • juror—lt did oot mem to witeme to pto the Lilleshill
Goal (Jemmy. Of coarse it was the coil hasped up spinet
the wall that preened it out. If the mete bad not been there
the wall world be there still. There was so meek in the
wall whoa widow saw it.
Mr. W. Thompson, foreman of the carpenters on the
Great Western Railway, said that his atteedies was called
to the wall en the Saturday before the estestroplma, sad
be reported what be head to Mr. As that James. The
Wier west with witness to maxim the wall. The wall
was 8 or 9 feet above the road, and the earth at the other
side was 5 or 6 feet higher than the read, aad Mesa.
goodly the wall wee a parapet of about 3 feet high
es
the Inside. The mails were piled spied Mas
aside of the mill, sad was seem fest ahem
the Imp of It. The wen had • bad appeersees, it was
end of the perpeedloslar sad least over the- reed. The Gael
rooted on the wall for a length of 80 feet. Wham sad Mr.
James went to the Lilleahall Company's offices and said
that the coal should be removed at mos. It was then be-
swoon 2 sod 3 o'clr Ik. Mr. Jms told the Mirk be shou
ems Mr. Scott. the London erecta of the Latinist/1i Oompsayld,
at ones. The clerk said, "Br where aatherity shall I give
the moms r mid Mr. James replied. " I am Mr. James,
the mintier of the Greet Weston& Ridgway Company at the
atioe."
Yr. Arthur Jamm, resideot apegiesse, confirmed the last
Miami in every particular. He mid that he told the clerk
that the maiden of the wall we, the more ineximable
bemuse two years ago mitosis had given amiss that so *eel
should be put resting swages the wall. The Malebo( wag
was stmeg, now of it had fallen, but the parspet was very
slight, only one brick, and two or three heavy ma remain
against it might have knocked it over. It was sever tn.
tended to bear say prersore. The premium on it was about
one toe and • quarter. The coals belonged to the Lillashell
Oompsay. The wall bad bees built shout 10 peas.
A juror (Lseutettant-General Burn) asked whose duty it
was so inspect the wall
Witness said that ha presumed the termite. He believed
the dist' :et surveyor bad nothing to do with it. It the
coals bad been removed on Satarday the wall would sot
have falls*. But there did not then seem to be any imme-
diate danger. He doubted if the wall could have bees
mitered up, for to do that " needles" shosld have bees cut
In the wall, sod that would have weakened it. That might
have been done. bat the peeper have
would have bean to
remove the mole
Mr. Jobs Hythe, 13. Maids-hill, W., said that he was
the Great Western Railway manger of the upper
The LlUeshall Coal Ocompay sad other coal-to lers
ML R's.= of ground in that yard to pleas their coals thereon.
The Mies ran into the yard for those metiers' mamilesos.
When the smoke were rue up ma that the traders could take
oat their coati Mums had se further mama The Lille-
shall Company bad the manse spot of wound Mom 1862. Wit.
MU hoard Mr. James. two years ago, ware the Lillealm"
Company mot to resat their coals spinet the wall.
After some further evidence, Mr. John Scott being re-
celled, and a clerk in the employ ef she Lilleeball ODUI•
pan! and mother winces' had lases examined, the corms*
adjourned the case until to

COURT OF EXCHEQUER
wally is Besse.—(Rego" Lord Chief Woe Mut
Berms Martin, Bramwell, mad Ctisesafl
weowortre V. LAT. al
This woo an action for the diversion sad Pollstim
stream tried at the laat mires at Yenningler. lbt
tide emus' gave up the count for the diver." lig
natter was Wooed to the foreman of the jiuy, am
ley what sisould be moved
between the parties.
Yr. °en d
ergies sow mowed to est side the meta 1
vered of the ushoorsdnet of the arbitrator. The him
mama mid the arbitrator refused to hear comma ea I
lepl poists, sad, on the defendant object* to
mien, refused to allow him to ramie. He thee miss'
to bear evident:* ex parte, end made an award hatlief re
Wag ha favour et the plaintiff. Although its
OriLDeld had abasdowed the moat for the alleged
the arbitrator directed that the stream should Mimi
back to he old course, sad the only way to Okla'
fondant could do this was by committing • tempos la
land of a third party. The learned meal Jai he
dam a the reference was that the defendast duet
be damaged by tbe doggie( at his manhole's.
The court granted a rule.
Bale rich

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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Wore Kr. Ooseroladtmer tiikadbars3
or SS COLOSSI. SAISIIL—AFTLICATIOII FOS SILY,
The sitting for choice of origami Whig losi
Camel Waugh cow renewed his appliestioa
from custody . There were Ores detacors egainstilk
oreditors bete Vincent Garsegb sod other'.
Mr. Cbidisy suppected the application. TM •
bed now Men in prison two moetbs. As he was is
co c copies he proposed to gins bail.
Hi. Homer :aid that under the former bas •
Oommissicear Ildroyd had directed that the •
might be released cc bail, by smieset ; bat et de
goo' before the Lord Obsecsilkie, be held that Oh
had no power to discharge from a cedes Weed
The prow warts was to go before the coort eat d
"
e wise hoood.
Mr. Obidley amteeded tbat tits word' is the eel
th
pees=" were motet to isclude • espies.
His Meow asked what wag its total eaglet fir •
the bastrupt woo bad in custody.
Chidle said it wee about 5401. Three ofillt
bees Weed at the of three differeot pl•itnifh
bankrupt proposed to sire bail to that amount.
for hie aurreader Isere from time to time to be *ow"
His Homer add the matter bad bees to
'llse Char was psdoctly clear on the asps% .•-
bsakmpmat ia ll
custetly se &sepias must go before O
sss
ft
as the colossi wan ready to give bad, he
siert.
Mr. Bagley, who opposed oat behalf of Visoooot
a areditor 1894, said that Yr. Commissio,
bad Mad the same oe Friday lad.
TM application was smorogly raineed. bat
(before Yr. Registrar Window. es ,••
IN SS S. a. BASSOS, JUL
The bankrupt ma a werehosernsaa. otiof f Mintutnik
sees b spoliedater ltatadtai rpto
wa bin respire
ties ; w
easesa, SAM The szpeoditum Ils,
1.000/. a yet,.
Mr. Reed apposed oa the ground that tbeahlekollisoi
eseissMdt debts withoet probable mean 16
te keep peeper books of amount.
;341:e0 18ozonelva
Atter Marin Mr.43=iffte the book e 4.010
Min swear saki Mal OrOositios wen thusthus...ll
:at It=
bed set been oohed to bake Ile I"
Them had bees a great deal d
IMe laaalospt led eneeequotly inn kept
as befog ei
has time. It did sot appear that there w •F'
et fraud ea parto se that the debts bad bon
al aqpi.
Order gouda.

A Bs.&CW or Puommu Csaa.-11r. James Tay-
lor. 23 years of hurls; enteeed Wee Pa lwegoll of •
farm user Baleen Heath, lying betimes Warwick and
Birmiughant, determieed to oostreet magrigioey. A Mr.
Jones keeps so Is. on Baleen Cosmos. between Bar.
mioilism and Warwick. To him the husband lotimdaat
appbed for an intreidection to "• hay he amid make
his wife," statiag that the sleek, ems, ha., of his farm
were worth upwards of 1,0C31., The Imbibed offered
to introduce him to his sister4wlew.but It wee melees
dolor to if mosey was au objest. Mr. Taylor said be " did
Dot seek mosey, bat baggisess." He was gessediegly
introlueed to the lady at the else alluded to, mid
soon afterwards diens her emir to Ids tame showed her the
stock and premises. tuquirlag ff she eoald he happy
them* to which the fair me reragaded—" very." Three
meths' courtship leased. the gestiesma pay leg the lady
meat stMstioe, esehanghte cartes de visite, meertiag her
to dower shows, mid isaredusher her se the Falai* Mn.
Taylor. In Misses ga hie poetise the latter bought sad
her wedding dry, diseharscd bar appreethes
irgllieldpare, gave up bar halms at LeassiwOrs. mid
made every arreepesarat ler the liep sweat. JUG been
the time fired for the putilleatlea of Me bum, her suitor
alselreaed hie atteatiess, his stdte beeped eft, sad he
flealiT &clued that happy as be weld be rth her. "it
wee se me marrying a atri without miamy. The regal ,
was to her a greet disappelatmest awl less of
besides that of her balsas with Gie primelpal iliait
Leamingteg. Ultimately the geallegasa married seedier.
arid an adios having hen entered to the Omit of Ex.
chequer, • wilt of tawdry tree sent deem to to
Sheriff of Warwickshire. Thomas, • JOY ols
sod tbe lady's Isms by the lamb el premise el rimerisge --------
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