The Express.
London, England, 1854-01-14 00:00:00

MORS RIOTS IN DEVONSHIRE.

At Tiverton, OS Too@My, there was a serious oat-
toss A rumour had spread ttat the agriculturists were
hairdo; their corn, in order that they might obtain extra- j,
wthasoly high ptices fur it, and threats of riot were freely Ili
souk by a number of pow pease& IL
Tossday was the saashat day, sad a report having get 14
alumilSet a farmer, saused Gill, of Beekleigh—an adjoining ft
peldlle Tiverton—was selling wheat, whisk was salt IT
fa Mew utosumptiest, at Ss. ed. per Whet, the swank IL..
Isilpwels• was 'ionised, and a *stews wesst wee
gletaillned. A number of people attacked The tamer,
Sour about his grain, and would have inflicted sows iii
Miens injuries upon him if he had not taken refuge at an St
he. where he was protected front his assailants. He was
gulled to remain there for several boon, lead when U
bo aro out to go home he was feuded by several gel
pdicessee.
The mayor (S. How, Esq.) and magistrates immediately
awed prompt and vigoroas measures for suppressing the G
fusult, and the people retired to their homes. Shortly M.
ellerwards, however, being excited by the news of the 44
tint at Exeter on the previous evening, the mob again se
iegohled ; and their nowhere being increased, they pro- tt
Odd to attack the bakers' shops. They smashed the is
Ilitimes of several of them, and committed other damage.
Ile mayor swore in a numbu of special constables, and the to
watviperons oft]; were used to pat down the rine. His wor •
rip read the rich act, end threatened to send to Exeter for ro
lie military if the mob did not disperse. After some time Se
lit authorities succeeded in quelling the riot, and the town r;
los since bees tranquil.

THE LATE GALES.

Yesterday the weekly meeting of the committee et
the Shipwrecked Mariners' Society W2B bit as lilibenda
Chambers, London. bridge Awing the mambos gemenk
were Captain the Hon. Francis Mask, la the eheir,
(wale Resale's, R.N., William Stuart, leg., awl Lard
Redd°.
The committee considered 191 caws, consisting of the
dams of widows and orphans and shipwrecked mariners
applying for relief on the ground of the loss of their has•
buds and fathers, and to help to restore their clothes lost
in the late gales. The following rams were ordered for the
different honorary agents to meet the game sent in by them :
London, 121. 13s. ; Blyth, 134. 2s. 6d. ; Bridgwater, n
11. 12.. 64.; Bridpert, 2/. ; Conway. 41. 13s. 9d.; Dover,
11. 10e.; Exmouth, 22. si. ; Greenock, 51. 8.. 3J. ; Deem- I
my, 41. 6..; Hartlepool. 271. 16e. ; Hull. 161. ; Jersey,
W. 10s. ; Kincardine, 11. 12e. 6d. ; Leith, 101. 18e. ; Liver- we.l
peel. 31. 12n 61. ; Lyme, 101 .11.; Macdoff, 11. 10e. ; New-
-
cattle, N. 17.. Gd. ; North Shields, 661.16 e. 6d. • Plymouth,
21. 2.. 6d.; Robin llood'a Bay, 31. 10..; icarborough,
IL 121.65.; Seaham, 11/. 5a.; South Shields, 461. 13s. 9d.;
Southampton, 41. 7s. 6d.; Btosehaveo 11. 16e.; Bandar-
-721. 14o.; Yarmouth, 184 ; and Whitby, 191. 15e.
Reports were read from the different bosomy masts, IL
describieg the fearful teepee of distress at their different et
stations consequent upon the numerous wrecks, and report-
ing that the various crew. saved had been clothed when M.
necessary, and despatched by railway to their homes. The
secretary reported that there were daily three or four, or U
more, mews at the office, arriving from different points of %,„,
the evil, trims he had despatched, and that the pressure
en the society's funds at this time was greater than it had ris
tees since it bad been instituted. The agents at ratiOLLI
*Me speak of the exertions of the crews of the life boats It
Lontl all prate. Letters were read reportimium:wisser., g
yew& wippeeed to have feermbeed ; aloe of tame u
lave toes loet with all himet It was coasisland that the •
eases of the widows and airplane empsewd next week would
draw a much larger sum hem Ile eldety'e funds. Cheques 8
were signed for the sum et WA 28.9 d., and the meeting 111
separated.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

.LIVERPOOL, S•TVILDAY, 10.45 A.m.

Wind S.S.W., fresh breeze, and fine.
Arrived.—Harold, from Calcutta ; Africa, from
Bombay ; Gertrude and Senator, from New York ;
Itio Douro, from Laroche.
The Iron Duke steamer, for Kiogstown, was in
collision last night with the steamer Albert, and both
received damage.
QUEENSTOWN, JAN. 12.

Wind N.N.W.
Arrived.—Blanche, from Callao; Maitland, from
Herdianski ; Amelia, from Shippegan, for Cork ;
Firere, from Cabs, for Liverpool,- Zephyr, from St.
John's, N. 8.; Eduard, from Smyrna; James, from
Bermuda, with 60 returned convicts.
Off.—Zephyr, from Burgos, foe Liverpool.
GRAVESEND, SATVILDAY, 10.20 • M.
Wind W.S.W., one hour's flood.
Arrived, 13th. Norma, from Shanghai; Eliza
Thornton, from Batavia; Anna Jane, from Colombo;
MAIM from Maulmein; Geffard, from Shanghai;
unpson, from Guernsey ; Sea Queen, from Sing'.
Pore ; Dough" from Guernsey ; Lark, from Seville;
Martha Miles, from Demerara; Triton, from Grave-
nue.; Ida, from Marstrand; Saint, from Aarhus; Ace
of Trumps, from St. Micheal's; Orion, from Oporto;
(intercom, from Cadiz; Marv, from Seville; Anna
Hendrick, from Lisbon ; Maihilde, from Guernsey ;
Pauline, from Cadiz ; Seine, steamer, from Boulogne;

Belgium, from Ostend.
Sailed.—Triton, steamer, for Calais.
Spoken, Wednesday, ha. 3, by the Lark, from
tzerille, the barque Raleigh, of South Shields, in lat.
4.), long. 8.36.
DEAL, SATURDAY, 9 A.M.
Wind W.S.W., light and fine.
steamer, from Calais, landed mails and
Puseagers.
Paased.—Her Majesty's steam-ship Valois, from
vtetward, for river.

k CHEAP TITLZ.—The Prince of Canino, Charles
I • .0a 86osparte, bag sold all hie possessions is. Reese sad
4- r. .Lose to the beaker, Altseaadro Torlosia, for
.11) anti *He seed'. The prince, who is well knows as
*llan of united political opisioas, has stipulated is the
'tract that the oar dollar sWi, Id iodieate the valve of Ms
as Priam de Casiso, which he sow sells, together With
tioncs.—Celorw (cube.