The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-04 00:00:00

CHELTENHAM ELECTION.

lIPITTIZIITI DAY'S BALI AT BTows.—Ths gab as
&shaft inlaid disery, part, &yet, affireele, leshrymo.
ehristlotate ardeire, minim ergs% wary esleenlis,
Islareless, pelmets, sad sash, mai wes=pd la 164 UAL
Tlbs sompray was Isis thee ea say sieradeg.tbe
ea
c=eritit kw easeptiala were .Pp the
paw s it WM/ thetai graa Ms iota set
fret by the Imam el the emit, kir iteiteet
the re•perehereep el the Modes T with the view
at pressa*sp it to the Deka efikaidagbere, to be seem/ to
Ida darts. Its ilb, sad, et his aseare, dread to the les-
seat Maggio at Cloak, sad his Mks fa *Le eaters el ea
heirloom

A FATAL ACCIDENT OCCURRED AT UNIVERSITY
Nam.. sear Gower ea Ilotarday. Foes workman, by
teat &het is the were thrown to the ground.
Owe wee killed ea the wet ; amber was, it Is hared, fatally
Waved ; Wet the Wed sad fourth were urns* but.
Fizz AND Meg or big.-0a gatargay faaraing,
betwesa 12 mai 1, a In esearred Nisei the preadeas be-
teaslas te Mr. Casey, a *Wear emil tehrainaht„ No. 61,
Weriear4treet,Sehoorhice,beeileedeseleyiegahereamonat
payrores agaagaili with leas et Ms game were
gist Amami bleekhairdosZ the amp steam slat-
teee, at width doe the media at lasaatee were
ia their bed, asleep. As t alarm wee raked, sad
slier want tine the reale* were made aeosibie el the

damp: to whisk they were =awed. The Ilse by that pried
had tomb nth haves that the potties la the per lean
ware Allied te eseepe, am by settle. eat et the wleiews,
awl Won by ceseeles ever the leek et the ellieldeg Iceema
With ono 1181180111111. tee whole ot the polka Moiled • ate
retreat ; bat a eked mod novels Demme, Wee yam
sot a lull old, was hem* r Lath. By the time the
saltines attired the belilleir propateti sae lame= sheet
of flue. An shwas= of water wee thaws ewer the
fire, bat ft otelieeei W rage with leonmesi eWear, sad
it was sot until seedy throe o'clock Uwe the games Gould
be extineafeteed, oat not sate the beam wee tatted. The
whaled lows will tell ea the ewe Fkoallie.

;ESTER ELECTION.-TWO REFORMERS

RETURNED.

After the nomination on Friday the friends of the
candidates emamenced an active canna. Pulling booths
were erected end poll clerk, appointed, but their
services were not required. Late in the erasing Mr.
Pert forwarded an advertisemeat to the newspaper
Nam, eassunciat that he found he could not rely
apes the support which he expected to bays on.
mired, avid ha therefore did not wish to put the other can
didates to
re ei or trouble, end would at
cam withduntre=lrsoonsequence of this the mayor,
I. Biggs, Zen, on Saturday morning, declared at the
kaminp that HAMM Hanle and Ellie wen .1.17 elected to
mem in parliament for the borough of Laimater. The new
member, epee making their appearance, wen loudly
cheered.

Mr. HAWS thanked the electors for the honour they had I,
done hies, and said he could &newer for himself end his
oolleagae that they should do ill in their power to serve the
interests of their constituents and the country at large. It
would be their object to Nippon liberal measures, and to
afford lame check to that extravagant government expendi-
ture which had too long existed. They had returned him
and his colleague without their having to expend a farthing,
and by this unbought and spontaneous election they had
best shown the unfounded nature of those charges which
had bent preferred spinet the constituency of Leicester.
0 Mr. Exits said this wee the most extraordinary election
he had ever witnessed. Their opponents had brought
es charg of bribery against the libe and the liberals had
offered battle on the purity principle, ut the MAN had de-
Wined the challenge. That wee all over now, and he was a
representative for Leicester. As such he would endow
veer, with his 0:411104110, to serve the biter/eta of
his eonstinteuts to the beet of hie ability. They in-
tended to take their seats en Monday night, so that
Leicester should not be without representatives a
day longer than wee absolutely required. Three cheers and
one cheer more were given Mr the new members with great
enthusiasm, and the assemblage dispersed.
The reporter adds, "It will no doubt be interesting to
many to know that Mr. Harris bee risen from the ranks of
the working them to the high position he now occupies;
and that both he and Mr. Ellis, enjoy the good opinion of
ell who know them, including even their staunchest political
nnennanta...

THE DERBY ELECTION.—TWO MORE
REFORMERS RETURNED.
The election terminated on Saturday, m the liberals
confidently proiscatisated that it would, in the return of
Messrs. Bassani Heyworth. No sooner did the poll open
than the liberals made a rush, and when the first sheet wee
published at hairiest eight o'clock, the two liberal °mai.
dates were in a majority of 87 and 81 respestivel . They
kept the lead during the day, sad at fear °Week a
triumphant 'majority. Popular teams was ewe mere
stoney manifested than on this mooselen, and the malt of
the election was hailed with vestimeme Omen by the
thousands who had the liberal
election rooms. At fivse7=tge was crowded
to hear the 'Maid deelaratiam of the pell. The newly-
elected members went hailed with eine times alas enthusise.
tie cheers. end oa their oppenanY welibilithal appearance
good hello( as imisedit has dale nom first
to last. The re. thea deemed the state of the poll as
follows; HMS (kbersl), 9611; Heyworth (liberal), 914;
yembleut (tw), 778; Lord (Imp 700 ;—as; sanosecenuat
which was hatter{ with preienied .W. Ewe, Eq.,
M P., and all the inane ma of the liberal party were we-
I met, and direr these three sheets were given for them. The
name of the Right Mem. E. Elrod wee the signal for a per-
fect hurricane of opines. Nearly every preen preeeat
rose spontememely, and the Milers were win aM 'gala
renewed.
Mr. Rem, to remains thinks, said that the remit of
the elation would dame to thewsh that the opium
vthe Mestere ef Derby bed The
iseten, eye. sod ht him air 2rpielleineeell.,st sow
sieseces bad shad a IV despite the polemist is-
Easeces beam& to bear them. At farmer eine-
dime they were told by o:rderriacjathat they 4.
Wise) had only to ail in the el the
bearitood to their aid, and liberalism w be pet Awel
..most tor ever. Oa this mad= the country goads
men bed been idled la—every dart had been mode by
thalami/that thelaiseals,end Merlin:try was on that memeat
so meek the ipeose,_The newelosters had shown that
theehaseiele were deeply Involved in the Mae or this eon-
tem end they heilmeas a mid' utfatherarer. He world
say he Unwilling its mempereses that this victory had been
won Mama the mismilesse d aisle simmers in comm.-
sr YAM, the therm. TM. seethmed Hr.
nMgue betide( bail been given in my Maim or way. shßess,d ysoteti
with a lam ammine amass" won Ina regkier, its had MUM
a groom swam ism had hem rooms* at any=
sionista And the lamb bed a reserve for a eon
He himself lead mesenally that afternoon seen many trades.
men who prembeill tide vines Y required, bat whom he told
to keep beak resher them plan themselves in a position of
dillitalty with same et their enstrensm. And who were the
candidates in whom the deft= of Derby had placed their
confidence I. 'Why like the eleetoes themselves they were
plain man of bast=airitnir so aristocratic influence to
badc them, and but their owe fair character
recommento d them. that account dose the vie-
tort' wee a proud one for him, and he could aware
them that it would be his utmost endeavour to serve
them faithfully sad well. Hie hon. colleague and himself
bad tried the einem of Derby sad they had not been found
wanting. They (the elecion) had LW to try their members,
and he trusted mad believed the members would not be
wanting to them. (Cheers.)
Hr. Her. wohri reMraed clanks. He said the triumph
they had achieved would have its influence epos ether con-
stituencies. He should go to parliament and raise his voice
for the continuation of tree trade, freedom of commerce, and
freedom of relight' end he was glad to recognise the en-
viers of the newelostera, who had displayed a lively interest
I. the eleetfen sad had shown that they looked forward to
the prespeet of their children realising the blessing" which
would seeds Aram better goverment. (Cheers.) All that
they wished to aosemplish must, however, be done by per.
samosa—by dissamien—sot by violence either in act or deed,
but by the stens power of itself.
Mr. Fairnatizto permeated himself as a defeated candi-
date, thonek he toasted not a disgraced one. He admitted
that he had been fairly beaten, and could not kelp ewer
ing his deep regret at the result. He came to Derby with
the expectation that meow awaited him, and although he
maid not command success, he should retire with a full
ones of the kind treatment he had received from men of all
parties in Derby.
Ni. Los, wee disheartened by the result of the coated,
but, like his solleegue, he did not feel disgraced. He thanked
the electors of Derby for the manner in which he lead been
neslved amongst them.
Mr. Base thee moved, aad Mr. FLIMIFIELD semaded, a
vote of thanks to the starer, for the able and impartial
manner in whisk he had eimhisted the electisa.—The
mayor congratulated all parties en the good hellos that bed
been displayed, sad the mite end sobriety whisk Prellfled.
The members sad their emponeale then shook head; end,
after three hearty rimers lied been given, the proceedings
terminated.

Taz NOKINATION.—The Cir Naiad=
far the repreciatatioa at this borough la porthient leek
Tnos ea Saturday. The ceadidates la the 11.14 wars
aths Loam: Oreaville Berkeley, Baq , es liberal Or
rultiatetimekkaisis 2800 m, fo
eads.t, or rmerly Ml=
Frederick Jima% proposedel Yr.
party
sad la doing as mined mach oa the hied qualitren
cousin, is when Ilsolosp he wee about to trod, 'MU the
period whoa the delfts would spars have ea laity
returubi disk aid awl weal-tried umber te who Haws of
liebestsaie, prepared Kr. B.
aadasYw.—Hr. Brat%
railligele=illiaraltell attainments. sad km=
lie ers hzelerailimea.—Kr. Rehert
a liehersea. the radareksa.-11r. Berkelej
Ikea UM forward, sad soma himself by he
of la straits at the sollreee, vele by ballot,
:=aduration of padlesmoit, so property
Ow ambers, • midis sad /oohed=
at amigo. a renewal et the Jewilakalllidee, sad the
*Mira ef elarreirrates. Ha weaned b unapt the NM
at the trana y, weirs** ator awl et the
Evall Beratt. la his Mimes. cowlemard
the impost whist wee &boat to he dbrisi is Ch el-
Mho" wareareellea et the greet wailliotkaal right of
bee *sloe kr seisherea porlieseeL He les paimaied
to milli _ha wadi met
ple.' le Item Mir MOM

sans, sa every gnat national quell= he amid
uiusit the Mareas sat widow et kis eenstlimasy. as for se
them latarosts ud wishoe asemied yids bis datr to his
manta at largo.—At the soaslosisa a< thou addrsesa a
show of loads was called for, sass it append to
be la fsmar of Mr. Barksky. A poll was de-
manded cm loislf et Mr. &set, sad It is dud to take
place oa Maeda, (skis day). Mr. Massa has male as per-
sonal mamas; sad rhe only amived is OhliMallsosta tM
first time on Weasseday last. It la sesdestarat diet he ID
set likely to sateesd.

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The picture completed by the Priam Ile Jelin&
has hem eased at Liverpool, and wee won by Km Helten.
of Hulteslark. The relief fund, meanwhile, Is Min on the
Menem. It amounted on Saturday atriums to 1.11001.
Tan TWO Pi•ors were re-examined on Balmrday at
Liverpool, and a Robert Sheard appeared to swan, Mr.
Rushton diamimed the suspicion enteetalsed spied theme
it having made away with him, but in regard tothe r=
Ise ordered the shrewd to be sent to Flint, to be time
he the effuse*. Oa his own responsibility, however, be gave
instructions for the watch to be given up to Mr. Powell, and
the blanket, to be restored to the pilots.
Tan WRICL of the Ocean Monarch Bain the direct track
from Liverpool to Holyhead. TM, Liverpool (steam-ship)
was nearly ow it before it was seen.
TR, LITIIRPOOL Batrwaicu AND HUMANS tiIOCIrIT
posted the following nodes on Saturday An adjoarssd
meeting of this society was held to-day (Sept. 2), in the
underwriters' committmrootn, to consider this services of
those parties instrumental in reining the people front the
Oman Monarch whose eases were deferred from the last
meeting. A letter from Admiral Orenfell was read to the
meeting, highly eulogising the conduct of all on board the
Alfonso, particularly that of the officers and hat of the
seamen. To each of the officers the committee awarded
the silver medal of the first clue, and to each of
the . four seamen a salver medal of the second elan.
The names of the agent are i—Ceounander : Francium
Xavier D'Aleantra. Lientecanu Remain° Augusta IA
Banos Toniu, Jose des Costa Acevedo, 'mod= Lade
D'Araujo, Francisco Leopoldo Cabral do Canto i Thee.
The *tames mean an : Joao de Site,, Joao Candid°.
Marque Garcia, iodine Joie. The silver medal of the first
slam wee also awarded to Mr. Jodie= Bragdon, thief mate
et the Oman Monarch, and 151. to five of that .hip's crew
who manned, voluntarily, me of their own buts seder 44
*remand of the mate, and by great coolness and peneverance
were enabled to save many lives. The gold medal of the so.
eisq_ was votedto Mr. Dani, the =sterol' the steamer Prince
of Walls, for the judgment and energy displayed by him, by
which many of the last survivors were rescued from the
wreck.. The silver medal wee awarded to Mr Batty, his
mate, who did good service on the reunion, and 261. for die.
tribution among hie ore re.--Tmos. COURT, Secretary."
ROYAL Bounty.—The mayor received a communicatime
on Friday, informing him that, in addition to the ISW. before
directed to be paid to Frederick Jerome out of the royal
bounty fund, her Mejesty and Prince Albert have been gre-.
ciously pleased to contribute the sum of 1001. as a joint sab.
seriptun in eat of the sufferers by the Ocean Monarch, in
behalf of whom her Majesty has expressed the deepest

interest.
Tin Comarras have been actively engaged la aft&
ing relief to the survivors of the unfortunate vassal.
On Wednesday they paid the fares home of each as had
determined not to proceed to Bator., and presented
each with a sum of money on a graduated seals. The
-money also having been returned by Mum
passage
on Thursday and Friday, such as determined to
proceed to Boston were furnished with orders for bedding and
provisions ; and orders given on Messrs. Enoch Train and
Co., Boston, for • certain soon to be paid each on arrival.
These arrangements (together with furnishing them with
clothim) seemed to the committee the most efficient manner
in which they could distribute the funds so generously plead
at their disposal : and though they cannot hope to replace
the losses many of the passengers have sustained, they have
the pleasure of feeling they have enabled all who wished it
to prosecute their voyage with comfort to themetilves and
families; and those who preferred returning home have boa
enabled to do so free from the bitter feeling of absolute
penury. Every one seemed most thankful on receiving the
sums apportioned to them.
Tan INVITATION OP The AfelOClA-
von of Liverpool to T. Littledtle and J. P. Gentili, Ewe.,
to take the freedom of their room, has celled forth the
following answers " Liverpool. Sept. 2, 1848.—T0 W. Ro-
therham, Esq., Chairman, Underwriters' Assoeiation.—
Sir : Be good enough to convey my most heartfelt thanks to
the committee of the Underwriters' Rooms for the mat
flattering mark of approbation they have shown me, con-
veyed in their 111101¢4011 of the 31st ult. ; and let me thank
you individually for the very kind note t ecompanied
that resolution. But, believe me, I only assume to myself
bat small portion of the credit teat has been heaped upon
me. It is to the fortunate circumstance of our position at
the time of this most fatal catastrophe, improved as far as
was is our power by my friends and myself, bat more aim
cially by the noble crew, that we ors the credit and sada-
faction of being the means of saving Ide. I would have so-
knowledged this moat marked compliment miner had I net
been engaged the whole of yesterday In the coronses court.
Tem very truly, T. LITTLIDALI.'
, Sept. 2, 1848.—Sir : I have the honour to
adonis edge year favour of the 31st ult., enclosing a copy at
a rosetution amaimonslr pissed that day by the committee
far maagia4 the affairs of the Underwriters' Room., award-
ing to T. Liakdale, Esq. Capt. Lisboa, and myself the
freedom 44 the same, in testimony of the appreciation by the
monbaill et the 'sedation of our exertions to save the pm
omen from the wreck of the Ocean Monarch. For my
own part, sir, I beg you will communicate to the committee
the very high ma 1 entertain of the honour they have done
me, sad the satisfaction I feel that my conduct on Violate a&
emmion should have merited their approbation. To your-
self, sir, I offer my best thanks for the very handsome term
la which you are pleased to express yourself, sad I have the
homer to be, dr,your most obedient humble servant (signed),
Joan Passe Gamcrath."
ft/ON= IN4OIII/ AND ITERDICT.-011 Friday the
Inquest was farther resumed.—Mr. W. Bristow, of the
hone of W. Anderson, sea., of Batavia, and a second
srffin passenger on board the Ocean Monarch, and W. J.
Moon, first carpenter on board the Oman Monarch, were
examined. Their evidenos contained no fresh filature
whatever relative to the fire, but both witnesses dossed that
Capt. Murdoch had used every exertion and adopted every'
means a man Gould do to meet the emergency. Other wh-
ealea having been examined, without eliciting any novel
fasts, the coroner proceeded to charge the jury, and, alter
some complimentary obeervatioas to Admiral °meal and
Capt. Evans for the maistance they afforded in the inquiry.
said be would apply the evidence to several persons apes
wham responsibility was imposed—first, the ceptais, and
then the drat and second mates of the ship, and then to
the morel responsibility attaching to those who fell short
of their duty In not rendering that assistance wields
their power—he alluded to the Cambria and
Re (the omonar) would express his opinion that if Ms.
Wright had wished to criminate Capt. Hunter, he might
very easily have done so. Capt. Hunter had said be was net
aware that the ship on fire was an emigrant ship. Why, If
she was not an emigrant vessel, it was not difficult to have
discovered that she must have been a troop ship, or some
vessel having an extraordinary number of passengers on
board. Capt. Ranter never stopped his engines, or mad, is.
wards her, but seeing other valets go in the &resins
pann his course • but at the very time the discussion
spoken spoken of as occurring between Capt. Ranter and those
on board, the Cambria was drawing close upon the
Orion, the opposition boat. Be (the corona) did not my
this was • fact, bat he would say that, until it was
explalaed away, there had been an attempt by the Cambria
to get to Liverpool before the Orion. With reference to the
Orion, the chief mate was present, and in answer to whether
he had any questions to ask, he said he bad nothing to ray.
—The Coroner then, in the severest terms, denounced the
conduct of the crew of the Pilot Queen.—From the evidence
of the second mate on board the Ocean Monarch, it appeared
he was the first to escape; but with this let them contrast
the gallant conduct of the first mate.—The coroner, after
eulogies the course pursued by Mr. Smits& (the first
mate), whom he mid he wee glad to call his friend, said he
would. premed to notice what had been the conduct of
Captain Murdoch throughout the trying emergency,
and, in defog so, road extracts from the evident*
of the different witnessed who had &weed to the
cenduet pursued by Captain Murdoch, and said that
nothing could be more gratifying than the mount gives
by an dam of ash standing in the navy as Admiral Grea-
ten. He (the coroner) felt enured that to such men as
Capt Murdoch and Mr. Bradgon their reputation was
dearer to them than their lien The coroner then com
mented Mr. Litlledale, the chief mate of the Pa ince of W althe captain of the Alfonso, and others, and instructed the
jury that their verdict mutt be one of accidental death, and
they might "company this with any remarks relative to the
different individuals who had taken .any part during the
melancholy occurrence in rendering assistacce, or who by
their apathy had tailed .1 render the smietance within ash
power. The jury, after a quarter of an hour's absence,
returned the following Mae That the said Mary To
Gaffey Lynch, Ellen Tierney, a boy unknown, and a
unknown, cam to their steaks hom being sadden
drowned, consequent on the Ocean Monarch t :king
And, at the aim time, the jury would show their marked
=obl of the conduct of the captain, and particularly
i(
thetin
first mate, of the Ocean Monarch, during that
most S scene; es also the noble and praiseworthy eats
d dig siaiahod individuals who signalised themselves at
that awful catastrophe, as well as the officers and men under
their command. Further, they wished to express their dh-
appealed= of the conduct of the masters of the are
steamers Orin and Cambria, who might, they wen led
to believe, have readend most efficient terries to the ill-
hpeople on boa
12 hour s. r d." The used imatigation ass.
pied dearly

3 .
T e sax AT fftgefge—The goy at saws, Mil en every Brat Wheal markt he shield
th„,,mp rim ding, mink. yarrow. weak the lablierh sad Maw elide warltamey, el fir es ,
re,. mlowip „go. wow wthemeue. time latereete awl wishes mended with hie daty to hie
egg oesk, mei mai=per la 164 UAL mentry at large.—At the merelesisa el these &Weems a i
I
me thee ea say elw hoe the show of Made was called for, vim it appeared it
▪ tens. wage !?sir- De go tedeee. be la for.. of Mr. Beekaley. A poll was de-
wpm, testaiw_eme bowleg eureka ea behalf et Mr. Ie" sad it is dto fined take
W
es el the meaty hie Monday (this day). Mr. Book boo maim we pew
the camera with the= awl ewers; and se he only anived ta Obehenhentim Om
ire Doke auddm6.4,„.b..,,,,„,,d to first time is Weaseeday bet, It is atiejeetnrest that be le
sad, at his deenre, dread to be pre- net ltheir to moseed. - • s
mks sad kb Mks I. the Wan el an
BURNING OF THE OCEAN MONARCH.
MEAT OCCURRED AT Untraserrx The picture completed by the Prince do Jointine
ea gawky. Foes wafters, by has been raffled at Liverpool, and was won by Mee Rehm.
serf were Wows to the ground. of Hultompark. The relief fund, meanwhile, ie still on the
Mspit ; Weber was, it is hared, fatally increem. It amounted on Saturday afternoon to 3,8001.
third sad Muth were wady but. Tan TWO PILOTS were re-examined on Satarity at
sOF LllL—On Batartley morning, Liverpool. and er Robert Sheerd appeared in mart, Mr.
a It. seemed apes the premisas be. Enshton diamimed the suspicion entertained against them.
any, a redemer end teheemakte No, et, of having made away with him, but in regard to the robbery
10,1111kilL isreoughowit he ordered the accused to be sent to Flint, to be there hied
leaded with yes of B& 11a isms wage for the cadre. Oa his own responsibility, however, he gave
ieldegribiZ the dese meekest skit. Instructions for the watch to be given up to Mr. Powell, sad
the media elks kends. were the blanket, M U restored to the pilots.
op. Aa t slum was raked. end Tau Wl= of the Ocean Monarch Mein the direct track
he redewie were made same& of the feem Liverpool to Holyhead. The Liverpool (steamship)
ay was awed, The fin by thee pew was nearly ea it before it was seen.
es that the patties hi the ample Boas TR, LITBRPOOL SIIIPVIZICI. AND HUNANS IIIOCIITT
ilia, ruse by oat of the window., posted the following nodes on Saturday :—" La adjoined
fog me elie=l2die soma. mum meeting of this society was held to-day (Sept. 2), in the
I. the whole of tem paw. offiestog a soh underwriters' examitteekons, to consider the services of
de moused Iffiesemeo Dever, tufo poem those parties instrumental in reselling the people from
as home tio eseth. By the time the Corn Monarch whose came were deferred from the lest
a haft gemostoe ass keetsess skeet meeting. A letter from Admiral Orenfell was reed to the
saes= of water we. skews mg the meeting, highly eulogising the conduct of all on board the
amt it sies with thmeggeg eisempos, gad Alfonso, particularly that of the officers and km of the
we* twee o'clock that the dos smog seamen. To each the officers the committee awarded 1
tad not until the ham moo Tatum The the silver medal of the first clue, and to cash of I
11 fell ea the Bas Firsellee. the . four maws a salver medal of the woad elan.
The names of the °liken ere :—Ceernander i Franck*
- Xavier Vett:antra. Lieutoreanre : Genuine. Auguste La
!
Barre, Tories, Jose da Costa Acevedo, Jamul= Lade
gLECTION.—TWO REFORMERS D'Aranjo, Francisco Leopoldo Cabral do Canto 4 Teivs.
RETURNED.
siltation on Friday the friends of the The seamen's war en : Joao de Silva, Joao Candid..
Marquee Garda, Judie° Jed. The silver medal el the first
dam was alao awarded to Mr. Jotkam Bragdon, chief mate
wed as active carver. Pulling booths of the owwo et mem, and 158 to five of that ship'. crew.
•
Isireq"lieired.cluLatks eaPinPanthtfde 'evealegb" Mr.*gir
l an adverisemeat to the newspaper ' .
'Gemini of the rate, and by great coolness end penevereace
who sunned, votatarily, me of their own boats under the
leg that he found he mild act rely was votedto Mr. Dane the marmot' the steamer Prince
met which he expected to have re. VIM ambled to save many hem The gold model of the ete.
rides, for the jadnt and energy displayed by him, by i
adore did not wish to put the other can whieh many of the last survivors were rescued from the
able, end would at
=Lehr?" " .tr• a this uts wreck. The silver medal was awarded to Mr Batty, Ids
mayor,
on Saturday mooning, declared at the mate, who did good service on the occasion, and 26J. for dim
• ,
to trio uOll among his °tem.—Taos. Conn; Secretary."
vas Hanle sad sun wen duly elected ROYAL 800 Tr.—The mayor received a conmunintime
at foe the borough of Leicester. The new
__,, on Friday, info him that, in addition to the M. before
mill" their enema"' Wen h'''''y directed to be paid to Frederick Jerome out of the royal
bounty fend, her Mejesty and Prince Albert have been pm..
linked the electors for the honour they had
said he could answer for himself milk lime the sum of 1001. as • joint sab-
cimaseziptiolT nigin.agZadtoof.eathetneufferere by the Ocean Monarch, it
" should do Itu in their power t° m''''' '''' behalf of whom her Majesty has expressed the deepest
' constituents and the country at large. It hermit
object buPP"e liberal measures,
and to TIEN Commas have been actively engaged In eked-
k to that extravagant government expeadi-
too long existed. They had returned him mg— - relief to the survivors of the unfortunate vessel.
Oa Wednesday
t without their having to expend a farthing, they paid the fares home of ouch as had
determined not to proceed to Bacot,, and ermined .
bought and spontaneous election they had ee,th with a sum of money on a graduated seals. The
unfounded nature of those charges which money also having been returned by ews.
red spinet the constituency of Leicester
541 this was the most extraordinary election
• =en ea Thursday and Friday,. such se detrained be o
witnessed. Their
and the
had brought proceed to Bator were furnished with order for bedding and
provisions ; and orders given on Mews. Enna Train and
cry against the libe and the liberals had co. Boston for • certain sum to he paid each on arrival.
I the purity principle,but the tones had de. • 1
Tam ana4ements (together with furnishing them with
!age. That was all over now, and he was a eiothim) "meg to the committee the most efficient manner
for Leiorster. As such he would endea in wh a, they •
could distribute the funds so generously placed
' "lisedue. to serve the hiterma of at their disiel: and though they cannot hope to replace
s to the beet of his ability. They in-
o their mats an Monday night,the lases many of the weenier have sustained, they have
so that the pleasure of feeling they have enabled all who wished It
Id not b without representatives a
I was 'Whitely required. Three cheer and to prosecute their voyage with comfort to themselves and
, families; and those who preferred teturning home have bean
were 'inn bee the new members with grist enabled to do so free fns the hitter feeling of absolute
I the assemblage dispersed.
adds, "It will no doubt be Interesting to apeamanurßyp. Etroaryedontoetheeemmed most thankful on receiving
that Mr. Harris h the
as risen from the ranks of
we to the high position he now occupies; Tarrevireriox or THE Umeawarraaa' Assoctoi-
TION of Lin
freedom of their room, has called forth thewelto T. Littledale and J. P. Orenfell, Ewe.
he and Mr. Elbe, enjoy the good opinice__,.ef to take the
hem, including even their staunchest policies, following memos : " Liverpool, Sept. 2, 1848.—T0 W. 80.
it
%heehaw Esq., Chairman, Underwriters' Assoektion.—
Sir : Be good enough to convey my most heartfelt thanks to 1
RBY ELECTION.—TWO MORE the committee of the Underwriters' Rooms for the moat
LEFORIIERS RETURNED. flattering mark d approbation they have shown me, con-
veyed in their resolution of the 31st uh. ; and let me thank
a terminated ell Saturday, as the liberals you individually for the very kind note t lat emempanied
,efeeetisated that it would, in the return of that resolution. But, believe me, I only aware to myself
id Hayworth. No sooner did the poll open bat &small portion of the credit that has been heaped upon
Se made a rush, and when the first sheet was me. It is to the fortunate circumstance of ear postern at
Wriest eight o'clock, the two liberal midi- the time of this most fatal catastrophe, improved as far as
a majority of 87 and 81 resperivel . They cas is our power by my [rends and myself, bat more aspen
luring the day, sad at fear co'closk a cially by the adds crew, that we o .e the erdit and sad.- 1
clarity. Popular Wig was VIM MRS faction of being the means of ening life. I would have so-
tested than on this emelea, sad the welt of knowledged this most marked compliment sooner had I net
moo hailed with vesitheme gem* by the been engaged the whole of yesterday in the °row 'a court.
so had the liberal Teen, Tay truly, T. LITTLIDALS.'
I. At Svse7=tge = wee howled to Liverpool, Sept. 2, 1848.—Sir : I have the honour Is
NMI declaration of the pail. The newly- acknowledge your favour of the 31st ult., enclosing a copy et
en were hailed with Maeda= aye entintalam &resolution unanimousle pored that day by the committee
lea their meklagtheir appearance for managing the affair of the Underwriters' Room, award-
s, ladeedlt has dome from first ing to T. Littledele, Esq., Capt. Lisboa, and myself the
7fayet *III 6141111101 the state of the poll as freedom or the same, in testimony of the appreciation by the
I (liberal. 9611; Heyworth (liberal), 912 ; ambers of the woelation of our exertions to save the pee'
ry). 778 ; Leal Own 700 ;—ace announcement sealers from the wreck of the Oman Monarch. For my
Bed with preamped eleterieg. W. Bum, Req., own part, sir, I beg you will communicate to the committee
die leading ma ef the Ikeed pry were pm the vary high sense I entertain of the honour they have done
e *we three sheers were gives for *ea The me, widths satisfaction I feel that my conduct on theists se&
Bight Em. E. Iltrutt wee the signal for a per- whim *odd have merited their approbation. To mir-
e of epplanue. Nearly every pram t salt, sir, I offer my best thanks for the very handsome terms
wily, and the SIMI IMO again sad age's in which you are pleased to express yourself, and I have the
hamar to be, sir, your most obedient humble servant (signed),
k reeriskag drake, said that the malt of Joan Pascoe Gam erme."
maid We be the weld that the *aims ENSIDILIO) INCIONST AND ITERDICT.—On Friday the
•el Derby had undergone re Waage. TM knot was farther resumed.—Mr. W. Bristow, of the
sad he ket add with Owen, the am- house or W. Anderson, see., of Batavia, and a second
addeved a IV despite the powered la. eabla paremer on board the Ocean Monarch, and W. J.
me* to bear thew At former else. More, led ammeter on board the Ocean Monarch, wen
were told by o:Tx:tither they (the ezemined. 'Their idioms contained no fresh feature
only to call is the of the nekffie. whatever relative to the fire, but both witnesses deposed that
their aid, and Utraraliem w be put here Capt. Murdoch had used every exertion and adopted every
w ever. On this owed= the meshy gentle• means a man could do to meet the emergency. Other wh-
in idled iii—every dart had been made by ewes having been .:reined, without eliciting any novel
ethelarrale,aadtbevietery wee on that amount beta, the coroner proceeded to charge the jury, and, after
I meneer• _The I•lo`elegion had shown that some complisseatary observations to Admirel °meal and
as were amok involved in the roue of this eon. Capt. Evans for the sasistsnee they afforded in the inquiry.
'Mil weer mks dhoti* the cause. He would said he would apply the *vides** to several pence's upon
Marl Ids magspertenthat this victory had been whoa responsibility was imposed—first, the coots:a, and
o the mpenktente el min& SUPSZkOO inecerept- they the first sad second mates of the ship, and then m
/r thews.
_Tea erratinsed Xr. Bees. not the moral responsibility attaching to those who tin short
W ew Wye se way, and yet, of their duty in not rendering that assistance withal'
maw a re=peen Mie register, he had polled their power—he &Laded to the Cambria aid Omer
mbar this hid Mora reseeded at any predates He (the owner) would express his opinion that if Ms.
ad We Illenale had a reserve far a eenetegemy_ . Wright had wished to criminate Capt. Hunter, he raigka
had remeelly that afternoon seen many trades- very easily have done so. Capt. Hunter had said be was not
eked We mein ff required, bat wham he told aware that the ship on fire was an emigrant ship. Why, If
A nether then paw themselves in a position of she was not an emigrant vessel, it was not difficult to have
*seam et their Carrara. And who were the discovered that she must have been a troop ship, or some
a whim the Whom of Derby had placed their vessel having an extraordinary number of passengers w
Why Ike the Water
themselves they wen board. Capt. Hunter never stopped his engines, or made te-
ar withbeek=atn weristocratic influence to wards her, but seeing other vessels go in the direetina
gad but their own fair character pursued his mine • but at the very time the diectuidcl
and them. that account alms the dm spoken of as occurring between Cape Hunter and them
proud one for him, and he could enure on board, the Cambria was drawing close upon the
It would be his Meson endeavour to serve Orion, the opposition boat. He (the coroner) did not gay
Illy sad well. Hie hon. colleague and himself this was a fact, bat he would ay that, until it was
a drew. el Derby mid they had not been found explaked away, there had been an attempt by the Cambria
hey (the electors) bad non to try their members_ i to get to Liverpool before the Orion. With reference to the
aced mad believed the members would not be Orion, the chief mate was present, and in answer to whether
them (Chew) he had any questions to ask, he said he bad nothing to ray.
woe= remain tkanks. He said the triumph —The Conner then, in the severest terms, denounced the
Maned maid have in inaSS,NMI WO! ether cons conduct of the crew of the Pilot Queen.—From the evidence
He should go to parliament and rare his voice of the second mate on hoard the Ocean Mona. eh, it appeared
breathe or bee trade, freedom of cowries and he was the fire to escape; but with this let them contrast
fallen: and he was glad to reeotenne the ear- the gallant conduct of the first mate.—The coroner, after
nemelesten, who had displayed a lively interest milogiang the course pursued by Mr. Breeden (the fit*
Imp fad had them that they looked forward to mate), whom he mid ha was glad to call his friend, said he
t tel their Milken realising the blessings whisk would proceed to notice what had been the conduct of
abe better goverment. (Cheers.) All that Captain Murdoch throughout the trying emergency,
lte eesempliale musts however, be done by per. and, in moog son rug extracts from the evidence
Almedea—sot by violence either in act or deed, of the different sritneesee who had dowsed to the
item power of itself. raided pursued by Captah Murdoch, and said that
sanam premed hired( as a defeated condi- amain could be more gratifying than the account given
li he hared not a disgraced one. He admitted by ae officer of such standing In the navy ea Admiral Gres-
ham fairly beaten, and could not help =Mew fell. He (the coroner) felt enured that to such men as
i regret at the result. He came to Derby with Capt. Idardoeh and Mr. Bradgon their reputation wee
tics that sawn awaited him, and although he dearer to them than their irk The coroner then coset:.
eommead wooer, he should ratio with a full meted Mr. Littledale, the chief mate of the Pa lore of Wit
kind trestmeat he had received from men of all the captain of the Alfonso, and otters, and instructed the
lerby. jury that their verdict mutt be one of accidental death, sad
Owns diabeertened by the result of the coat*, they might emempay this with any remarks relative to the
s colleeeene, he did not feel disgraced. Re thanked different individuals who had taken .any part during the
of Duty for the manner in which he had been melancholy OCCOMIIitt is rendering assistacce, or who by
meat them. their apathy had Idled .1 render the assistance within their
I thee moved, sad Mr. FLIanTUILD seessded. a power. The jury, after a quarter of an hour's absence,
the to the mayor' fees the able and impartial retained the follewingverillet:—" That the said Mary To
he whisk bad esedested the eleetiew—The °soft Lynch, lake Tierney, a boy unknown, and a
✓atolated all Pullin wMe good feeling that had whams, ease to their wake from being widen
red, sad the order sma Marti messn=lla drowsed. amiegries ea the Oman Monarch t Acing fire.
lbws and their elloftmento then We basis, end, And, et the ewe time, the
,jary would show their marked
hearty Memo non been Omar the proceedings appraisals. of the madam el the captain, and particularly
that oldie girt mate, of the Ocean Monarch, during that
meet menet ea also the noble and praiseworthy effortCHELTENHAM ELECTION. cod thetZ individuals who signalised themselves at
that &wild eateattutok• as well as the Akers and men under
OMINATION.—The nomination Of candidates their ammo& Feeler they wished to express their ilk
releatation Of this borough be leafeemed_ sash sprelistlat el the conduct of the masters of the two
Bearday. The candidates he the Mid wee allllissee Ovisa and Cambric, who might, they were hi
mon Oreaville Berkeley, Fag , on liberal paw to believe, have rendered mt efficient terries to the ill-
Blake& Boom, Itiq , formerly member ter heel mob is board." The resemed ievemigation ores
, en kilegdent, or no-party peg ‘sedy 12 holm
~ proposeedll Yr•
g ajMeiged much ea the high qualities ef
Moss hemsp he wes shout to trawl, until the IRELAND.
a the Assure would &pia have is seembraY of
lair sad MI well-tried meusber le IM Deem of Dreier, Sere. 2.
i-=lMlllehen, R.A.. refused Mr. B. Deelati The visit of the Premier of this great empire has
dwarf, atteinemejes _llond fzensexag- served to occupy the attention of our citizens for two
116:Noe Itianer&—iir. a.." ' days to the utter exclusion of any other topic. Nei-
llll. the armaleriim—Mr. Berkeley
sad sweet limed: in favour thee the potato blight interests us, nor the hghtness oil
emigral tks eels by besot, the earn Mrewd affects 111, nor the delightful weather
the deratke of 00 eretretT rejoices us; but all speculation is centered in the prim-
a ter mesebers • maim sad mdefeint 401 minister of the realm and the probable mans
c a om••• 1 of ii• he'llh "US"' •I'd dm and result' of his visit to this country. His lordship
retarrebwees. He lIIIIIINNONI le assept the mg .
i to redo. at tho me sie sti, armed at Kingstown yesterday at 40 minutes met
Mied=tertili; el *lt old memligh— 4 p.m., having accomplished the aces-channiel
dims Dm" la his abeam, . eadmaed from Holyhead, by the Banshee steamer, is
oemMet ethilk wee "di. be Mil" in Choi' three hoer. and3sminutes. On approactinc the share
airm""Wagesmisban eidramaigaLtb. Ing"l"liWisallie rouraw64" a Lord John was seen walking the dick of tr. steeds',
.. lady Rowell leaning on her arm, while one of thi
=2ll:ltiveoramil ell=B sr pagaill. two children who accompany his lordship held b*

hie bead. Hie loodship was received on the jetty by
the Right Boa. the Lord Mang 0. Roe, En., J.P.,
naivete off the Dublin and Kingstown Betray, sad
in weleeat inember of the liberal protestaat party el
Daldisktimilleer Est, a dire/toe el the owspasy,
and a J. Pim, Esq., Wenner
eine ennaes 7147M:jtoer. Tenon, tans of the
Mr to Lied Mends& Then was a onaliletable
Weldon of respestaMe peres' ameshied at the pise
whoa Lord J. Rana arrived, sad the.. win neck
Wrong by the tine hie lardeld amedwited by the
thesmetioni retie en, the pidgins of the
statism. The nogg= he net with was
want : he and kis lady renew'
ticills= suit se armlike." with anikpsi
A *mid teen brought the Prosier ley to
toles in slight wintee• and they dense ray pre-
ceded in meet hie Baralkeey's cordage@ to the via-
WWI Iwo la abi,
1 la ONIIIMiI that he will net, dili.ic.
filla ea bin
resicomed beyond the
al the tor or the park. u`
Intim be comet wield give move eavelieralien to
the en at prevalent is day;that the Premise's ob‘mt
in law les reibrowse to a asedigatiss et
whist wadi treads the Premier-
sthehip to the upper eiftn it in the heads •
one who el. isn and
caps' hop Is sr—rioW Zdturldok
The 'paid mmandmisa has lined for the 19th at
Neagh. This b when I always stated it wild
open. The ChisiJnetin too, as I anticipated, will
=
Be will bedded by the Chief Judo of the
Pleas (Doherty) and by Mr. Jostles Moore.
fiseee parties have forged notes M the Eames
Dent of the National Bank of Ireland, aid in an.
mono an order has been used to " stop all notes
right bench non' those stria from the Dahlia
piato, Mid ',gable at Dublin and Ronne
The gewriWas of Carlow Union protest against a
Irekr reparnent of relief advents,* independently
"Ain rate aseassery for the expediter*
under the Pose-Law Act," as neither * jet, *ids, as,
'Width, the liming winfor or g." If this'
blithe nisi disalig with the damned la Carlow,
sal that the eammmilsaa give ear to it, how weld
they demand repayment from atom whore even now
lair&Wow ?
Latish Midigation of the guardians be-
anie Riff weld not emceed is postponing repayment
was lone: =premed. They say their request wagons
whishampevonaentoritneseing theiroondition,weat
ado MIMI, 1 that they strike the rate wider cora-
=i and protest, cong&ut that tiny of the 11•1111
will never pay it. Thie in probably bused:
tie oat and sneers shall be first oolkted ; bat this
would be a violation of the great principle of the law
whislinakee per Ant obargel They say
it
inahentanyniesat prore Andes or curtail Sa-
gwaning the hardworking landholder, and
to the pompon's of the ng year. It ii
of nodes that of the esejonty whin carried
nealatione, nembetageigbwes, every guardian
was a hindowner, or pag in the soil an intent
weidy twatensive with the fee.

Tan grapier, Commustos.—At Nwd. Mae ea edema
*1 Chief Jude* Blaekbance, baledWisMatat he bigia
Imes will be seat Ware the jury sepia Wars.
Male O'Brisa, kmalato, sad their mad
Warr resew la oeseedy
with implicated la the isorrestlearry move-
Pi to iry. As sore es the bib ere hami, espies
with the amass el die wagons Br the
Mew will be glees to timpief=he prim" sod the
dray el dm wort will ia Rat le tow.l time
la the aimed main to es Medi by The
Wee blame the delivery (gibe lat sad the amaiga-
=at Mena will to Ave elm days before Isest ; sad
Ibis mold am take plops Taseday,
the Ilia balsa&

PUISIJO IRITINATE OP TEO PRACTIC•I
INSTRUCTORS.
The Mee et the insematiss imputed by the pm
thatiamastere, first empeind by Lard Clereatisa. her
Ma &Med ea the esehole MM. sad es tropently ma.
by
lis• *Mum et the ether. • NM-
Epubis& by the Royal Improvement
pees, the emisseet Owse inirestambeyesd hither
sad solablisbm Lewd Chemins% dent to be is.
implied as a beets remise *IMO spisehme. rhea
mem* wee admisalised te Ism , the
the
es pain* sq==
Oa im et post immetiesiam
edissed *seism the bras* messimime
s sail the beards
ftegalema Vg!. the =Wilt tesseedig to be Warmed
gleam sma Glib*yeeba peastissi misappsetss el win bad bel.=ay end Is the ble shish weehl be
lesely mile le Mew
saiels the spume. To them MOM' s►
wed ephellessi Meads, per-iew mime, sad readjusts.
bays sea mi their testimony been mihni messed el
tied Cosa, Lord &mad. ea Wolfs( Os
pad Peen, mhos " thst they bare Maimed peat
satishillen the beselis et the spasm, sad man his am&
Isom *dr psletel ashamiedgmeele mers." The
sebis led Emit says, is the M
they
have dem meg pesselesi go= Is harem
the egriaellme et lishaL" TM swim el
the same =eel ben Osier testimay, sad meg fa poot
le the—vied
tie mere Masi Mead= peid ee the Medea mem sad
is ands of enitimism—Feem Lemons, IawOMM, lb.
Mee Om the meths' isetrnetor's limes " ben
Millitaitteaded with esselimble easem, seauldseleadiag
the swim: Mashies end perplises with M had to
rearrol` —Mg Deasspheme eel Me ma Imed dal:dela
as behalf et the Ardiato Poostios thalser. TOPMAST
beer willies testimeny as the pest besides Imbed Mai
the lastnetiose, same psniselarir la is mempemeed et
mai bems."—Came, Kilauea: TMpeonies lespese,
hem Oh 'mem Jetted aad adalWaird mks, eme
oils be ample preet the seed easels ;mimed trf
IMholestlime, abases* Msnivel beels the semen. '
Ithle pedlemen side that ia the miss tbe had is
set belt INK ead the ossayieve Mew an et pen
esslisied their mime to peados* sad Mies step.
Lao rase : TM psalm de as mask et say
Mesa hers hem the lashamlene, " be•
re= larhalle sad
pegajmadises we se Mask Is remove
but they nasal the " Os best whisk Mali be do
vied Ni the ipesd of e sepissitml lateremiles." lard
Chums deems the sinless et the prestisal imeneases et
eats besed; that be Mires to Melo don kr mast pito
—DONOSIAND, CLAIM: Mr. RAM IFlrisa, the brother
sal mien et Sir Lashes 0•11eles. whim Mrie menthes et
the system is this amp paerally, sham that " he dose
set lash for immediate meal* bed Odehe that it a kw
lil be pt te adept the sew mum,esde
presided behest.would Anne lipoid Menft-
Sea to Wee, Mimes meld seemedly tel/ow their
emespie." He Mims es eerie Os sunless et
the inemseer hr mother essass„ Mt be says that be Wake
NO. tenses. Is. the pusses Meyer, mesh is the preen
et mitehinii their hmilles, sad e
mery.ahigsdi tame,
that km mei imams will bare t.3 saw
mama Mr. Manes lOW. agent Imo the W Mao
la Myer.. Mr. F. J. Emerald, spat to the menese►
sad deesse Whitly, a nerdent proprietor, ell
muds, Is mesh the Minster, sad satielpste iamb=
ups hem Ide nsidesee.—Ramtar C_urn GM: TM
Moresser did set Mit Oh lasso idea mitil the middle et
ha/. bat the roo-low heist, Oise. lisaira. •le sem
Om seed will some et Mesh Ime, ealy
by making Moira the caphilitim el Os sales."