The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-04 00:00:00

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ers, It tones, ths largo ember of On pada
raL.if that and shill ea led, The latter solidus wet
to " cedar sad their lamella het the quel44
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TES EMBOSSailse 011 Via OUT-Plalllol2olll tle
Cassese Boosersta—Afeately all the ellpsmiaiona et
Chelsea Haqpild ea Wing paid their quarterly penile
mottled • Mallon at lash emeetreessam properatoey to
their being elle est he mend stroke.
ReeIDENT RTODMITII DI BT. BAlerttus..--
E0.11‘41.--The Mee of IWOg themodiaal iestrudisa
I at thhisolitation osilogieth edit was inlailsood two yams
slam,. sad by whisk die strials are litembit
ed lard
withia the wails re the hospital, has Me so ellsoleffel old
mach ge EMS thetpaes alatiod lab Is sloolving
• hy the addition of ISTIME VIISS UMW IS
its reaWhat-ogialse, it sell empriso ifte akin sidle
Dthastrost. Wag hem limitheshits Aiderreetatersat.
RA/11101,0161W RAIII.--Telififely at DOM **Lord
Its .10i• dm anal aseal produnthim hr Milli the
fdri whit! le to sales, lathy mad tasesorow, the stalls
to slew at IssegLateasis sight. Heehaws am permitted.
The webs am Bea a dams, el the mesas! of attse-
dem I. the . pert of yesterday did hit mored that of
as *Meg thy. So neaseledg wen the
meets of dr sialthoopsrs last year, that eseavare expiate
is omit is balm rho lik
(rsisp,___mal tho praise
seam SONE to betheoalst its . Tholes as midis
themes of the easel had*, sad at Berlistilbowlill
publis-houssa, whisk ail to derive a ritheatel imaseara 1
lion during the week of the 61r.
Rollilblii AT THE ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL, Thin-
"Ilallims=a was .thonlatod thronghoet
. the poles of tholeile tsearames
Naval &laborer the llisenof the
I
Mofeth et N•w-auss, Dap*"dara 'iolaling
off Irish him four 101. Bak ofieglisal ethos, as. 61"..=
amilii. is gold, the emits of Me ampooalthe of Masud.
Theehollso, othestell.les., seethe ether br 1440 a liaidiA
seethe AL Both ofEmilmsd am were also nolose„ he
have dam bee ntsted to the ailed 1ita;64.3.
to Mr. this, is that pew% es edit
pared the let from Jarvis's booltimpoille
Aidetlllerid.Yesterdaytasedlog • lida,
the, aged 2fryaszs, a guard on the lootheseme lino, was
la deg* of sinner ea a ties
umeoz dath a steady
ce ulpwardstha i a lbw yards
tho piatillomilis dotemed" V asmos moms mimed his foot-
ler and All hatwoos this . awl of the mottoes, and was
fright/ally mutilated. He was immediately- &cod in a
carriage, and removed with all pothole speed and tare to
CtgAcispital, where he died about half-past eleven. The
nnfartaoate num has left awifthed 61n0y.—About six o'clock,
off Fulham, two young nose, mead Cumming and Burt, waft
rowing in • vary Bight beat, whoa Bart sped a " crab," or
made a fobs _ ,stroke sed is oattfadiag ids nor, fall into the
river. Mr. Cesoning, stameed by the saddest, mold rea-
der no madame ; ei though the occurrence was soon by
many persons, ben any of them could reel Mr. Bart he was
drowned. Mr. C was taken ushers la • dreadful
state of anguish at this nosl.asielu ovest.—Ge Walesoday an
accident of • mod droadtal oiaraegr comirred to a lad
named baseap=iseagod Mose years, when limas
reside at , Htheaseili;sdlt appenthat
the unfortasatons zill= at Tsai Hems
bonwashe l
ift
inns,
5am0174177 the madder, somist .
width draw his right leg botwas a.traria tsarinas
breed the worimma to hiamsialsaes, who slogged tits
;Vikbut not bolas the poor fellows kg was awl ist-
tor. and ISEfismil. He was immelistely thole is
Gay's Hospital, whim ha was promptly attended te fry
_the
some= :serrated with the institution. The per /ad is
progressing asinerably as can be expected.
INQUESTS HELD YESTERDST.—By Mr. W. Baker,
at the Market-house, Finsbury, on the body of Charlotte
Coyly, 42, a dressmaker. The forewoman to the de-
ceased that for the last fortnight her mind was
much de from anxiety about her business. She was
put under restraint, an' witness was engaged to watch her.
On Tuesday morning, after breakfast, she appeared very
much excited, and asked witness how long she had to live.
She then ran up stairs, and mid she would return directly.
Witness believed what she said, and allowed her to we.
On going into the bed-room, where her mother lay bed-
_ _ ,ridden she placed a box under the window, and then threw
'hamalf headforemast into the street. Her h. ad struck the
kaitstone, and the left aids was crushed in a fright-
ftd momair, her brain being exposed, and her left eye
'fares& est Miter head to some distance. Verdict, " Tempo-
rary insenity."—By T. Higgs, Bag., at the King's Arms
Tavern, Arundel-street, touching the death of Charles
Steven. aged 13, the son of a blind man, who gets hiesl=
be/4=min the streets. On Monday eventng deceased,
by six ether boys, had been in a boat, aid on
1" 11l to get on to a barge, the boat lurched, and he
fell isios% anew sad was drowned. The body was
on dis-
ed::
emend W . Verdict, " Accidental lleath."— On
Wednesday eveniag, Mr. Bedford, at the King's Arms,
Baniegh-row, the death of Mr. William John-
lona, aged 52 a gielthemi 0 property, the ending of
ems body his shady been mentioned.—Ana Barns",
heaselareper to the deosseett add that her master had hose
is they good health of late ; he was of a very nervosa tea
prameet, sad at times so excessively agitated that he would
ay whined earappereat cease; tho dressed bad idea sail
. to her that ho hit is amok a auto that he and hardy bud
htassiC bet ho sever threatened as toosidt ashes. Ctn.
Monday absentee lest, the deemed loft lams to scarab his
legal adviser remesthig toms property. Witness woe oat
on sew bedew, and at her return home about haMpast
sight eat,* she was informed that the deceased had re-
turned at four o'clock, and he bad bees in and out of the
house five or six times during the el, in a very seated
state. On entering the deceased's sier-reoss, she hoed
it in a confused state, his wardrobe strewed about, sad be
had gone out in the oldest clothes he had, beim; behind
him, in ma of his drawers, the keys relating to his
sad repair which he al wayscarried about him, andP=
need her earldom that he did not intend to return, so he
bad prevlsosl told bee la the event of anything happen*
to hie ohs-would lad his keys depodted when they
wore fend, sal they were to be given to his bather, a
solicitor, sodding at Renton, Norfolk; an laillsoloal march
was mails for the deceased that night, and • essedption of
Memnon sent to the police-stations.—Mr. John lase, mar-
=yet rawer Grosvenor. lam, stated that he was Wi-
wi* the deceased, and had adesded him
yrehed;Miar edibles years. He had salsa annealed w it-
ens for men disgoadeaey arising from inieglitery anises ;
he wee sanwanting almost to a mental
disease, atereadoreialmudelim Incapable of bearing the least
troubles dligs, sad he was not at all surprised at the man-
ner of his dna. Verdict—" Found drowned.',

HAVANNAR CIOARS.—A letter from the Havannah
informs us that the cultivation of tobacco is increasing im-
mensely in Cuba, in consequence of the great demand for
Havannah cipirs, whilst in many districts of the island the
cultivation of coffee is on the decrease. The system of
traffic+ in tobacco is very loose and unsatisfactory, the com-
modity is chiefly brought to the city on horses and there
offered for sale on the so-called •" anode," in eating-housesand inns. The business is in the hands of certain specu-
lators, who purchase the goods of the country people by
anticipation, and the sale is then effected by small cigar
manufacturers and brokers, to treat with whom the utmost
caution is required. A rumour was recently afloat that the
Governor wished to remedy the evil, and to erect a store
magazine for the deposit of all tobacco destined for sale
arranged and classified by sworn brokers, but hithertai
• (July 10) nothing has been done. The crop of this year is
most prolific, but there is a prejudice against the quality in
certain cases, as the buildings for drying, sorting, and pack-
, ing the tobacco were too small in proportion to the quantity,
• and the tobacco was brought to market Wan immature state.
Still the demand continues to exceed the supply by a great
deal. The preparation of cigars occupies a great portion of
the population ; with the increasing consumption,. the
exportation to all parts of the world continually augments ;
6 in proof of which we shall merely observe, that the French
regkt has found itself compelled to conclude a new contract
for 40,000 boxes of cigars a year, whilst the preceding one
for 80,000 remains still in force.—rimes.
I A PLEA FOR PRIMROSE HILL.—Sir,—A lady WWI
endeavouring, a fewdays ago, to introduce a child's chaise
between the poets ct the entrance of the enclosure in the
Repnes-park, opposite Gloucester-gate, when the attendant
at the lodge ran over, and asked, " Have you an order ?" and
being answered in the negative, added, " 'Then you mustn't
take it in." This is Ind* end likely to cause ill-feeling'
but Ido not know that i'llsonld have troubled you with
this, but for the doubts I hal regarding the Primrose-hill
perk. It is now a wainalie ghigrotind, without restriction,
and it is to believed that its-re is not to be the fore-
' runner of sack regeletions es that before-mentioned ; if so,
and if the public are to be reetrkeed to a few prim walks and
pretty parterres, it would be Or better to let it stand just as
it now does, with gables is mark the public right, and
main lama is is (Meek I frequently find a damn
seekers alter 'waft el mind and body, keadung, as I did
this morning, fresh air, above the mist which hid the park
below, and all the buildings generally in sight, and evidently
revelling in the uninterrupted walk around and across. If
park regulations are to confine us either as to time or dna,-
don, Pamirs-hill will soon lose the halo of freedom, which
new raises it from an inelgalikant hillock to a pet object of
the 111,10•16 ambition, gives the idea of a bit of nature
close at am& using it stand for a real little mountain
to the begs that climb its iitr, le leek at Hampstead, and
pick up health by the were—Year obedient servant,
Ate Irrimorarr or CANDXIf Towle.—Reform Club,
August 31,1848.
Afi-WORILS IN CrnEs.--Sir Raving masa is the
Yksily News an amount of a meeting' at Hantegkesihnl,
at which the hiked* :egoistic@ was sand sad m
viz. That tie anodes of weeks for the same ulbegairs"ls
gas, is the millet delis* impectably tasentetingishbonr-
hood, vredS idle seism injury upon it." I beg to state,
with yostipmutinion that the injury maim of would en-
tirety &pond se eke prindpto on whish essis wed@ were
constructedesi managed. I speak earshisM/is heron I
know of works in full op
teat are net in slightest
degree a Weems tote act la whisk they are
situated. lam aware that pe.werks ore grawelly nal-
sense to a nelehltenaloolds mg al it t° earn'
on the man of Ma whitest the living in
their vicinity hehterofeemetl with make aml the Ana of
the foul lime, I us
altraeir wheels' She Peas
feels itself annoyed sanded to, diet steps
should be tamale ifWit OWL willth "tisk the 'elders
of
die eneenint spire the eserh.lawohraro•wooks ot Vonzhall,
sheeld t
olve ant siessestaed est • the works
were to have bees wereawheloss thZ7 Pelt no
improvement as the bevies of sisemenke heeleditghiee
neighbooshowl. I say so past sa heire.
cosepethign eared by theersellea gram limb kotild not
only be the @swag at *Wass alsesseed d gah but
may,lime the abet of rodseigi itsiejsige.--Yours,
Jose O'CoLvia.—Wokieglisas, Ass. 29.