The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-11 00:00:00

DEBADIFUL ACCIDENT ICI
BOAD.

rim WATERLOO•

TNT LATE AnnanH=OT HUBMilt AT
ALDELS.

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TWENTY PERSONS INJURED.
of the 3rd 13sialioa
At:the Aldershot Pillar Court, yesterday,
Yesterday afternoon • most deplorable accident, BerrLaltilitarytlmina* listesededenri imailegareawl• evidence against John
d • very InekaelaY cbare'dir' by which tw.?_ _
_____„ty Pim" Nicholas, a private is the sesebttaliou (by whom, it will
are more sr hat leerionnl7, some et them alwieruml, be remembered, he wee shot with a rid in November AI,
injured, occurred in the Waterloo-Toed, under the for the purpose of bring subpoenaed to prosecute
following circumstances circumstances s—On the left hand aide of the boner at the ensuing assizes at Witebeticie.. &nitwit-
Waterloo-sad, passing over the bridge from the Strand, is tior. , jtelinedald left the army h
air emp. tak ma the
a row of hosts known by its modern named Wel- :ffectrom wound his
chest
se 70. be abioil:
Batton-terrace. This forms the east side of the walk for some Lance ; and there is now nothing to his
road down as far as the comae of Stonfordettere, geoeral appearance indicative of the intense physical stiffer
Tilloteresplatie sad Bouthemptrearraos being the prima tog he._ irunde. es oene athaeterely to the cowardly attempt
moss al the rechristened vast. aids. For the purses of riaP:Li'l7l:a
rtZnarie, eargithe.ihior Krunt4l:
who
vas
mashie, the Mal of the bridge roadway, the thoroughfare accommodated with a seat dories the examination, deposed
begins to incline very ateePil hos the corner of Stamford. •as follows:—On the Light of the 6th of November last I
street up to the bridge, passing on arches over the junction returned home to my hut from the Camp Theatre, about
of the Belvidere said Ooestereial roads, which are on the balf•past 12 o'clock, in company with Sergeant Salter, Bor
off my boots when a knock
hem= mellwarmtl7. lic• doable boom, one being literally came to the ron said, -Come in," and the
low tidal keel, sad lad dowa to the river wharves. The iiiirtilWaniactraadot Co_mls Pears I lit a candle, and WY
oft the isr of the other. Thus the lower portions are prisoner, John Nicholas entered. He immediately mid,
hose* ea the level of the street off the Belvidere.road, sad " What sensation have you got apse& me"' sag before I
the ,„___ portions is the wateue..r.a. 80w..n tho could ensma reply I felt a blow oa eas cheat, and beard the
, • rapper ...._ report of a After that I know not of what took
WIN" part and the lower feu wta recd ilhir* feet ‘",,,,71! place. Os the name evening, between eight o'clock and
the ell the nadaegtound loom, Him in n'imiar. A-63. half-past, I was at the Camp Theatre, ande told uff the st-
erna IS WeVered, I. the Waterbsevad, with Img Eachhal goner to see that the gallery sate were properly Ailed, and
slate, bathe bete pallets set iato them. They are that aebod_y went from the gallery into the pit I also told
thalami by fee sad into um this brick wall of the tec'erts.l3ceparmZurplem to relPti: nt....TheuTit front
64048 4 the ammo% lokot the ache std "Kt i°
__,..,"" seat
the primer witaiiZad. 17. i. led duisellia:
5.47 fedss• illie edges si tk• *toga a the 1..... .sure which took place between the prisoner and Corporal
per. or the perrommit by mei= eif comet It was these Downey. I heard the primmer call out, upon which I
ads that pee wen and indelomanimw. About main eolith arramMeil_s_ _ Ott__Monee why Cameral Downey had to go
he the thermos • disetaint was being execatel at am of ' over the Nt: ev.i. rA*.r.h..2l.tiljeanat b:,:tudid___•
the' lessese: By ea= hitherto eneurphined reds of bagmr, to thinimmigi vita/ do Do, now remember.
legal process the distraint was being sacesed by shampoo told him J.lnat if he. could not behave himself
Imelda' la are beat door, taro of the pangs, baring liks another mad ha lied better go. home. I then left him
„tams ,d lb, .suadi, . It sin,.,„ libm We Iwo's, and sat tate Vas theatre. The primmer followed me to the
ender a valappeameise el the law, began to let their far/ IlitieSr.. i.mmileat ..."larati: I." ; Serf gar....tlitie 1
dim ines. the sired Wee from the upstairs windows. saw ;I,7,4bieg more ;run nate Marne jab My ge
This nellthlay 'illegal the maim of the mighboare, aid The masers.Wiltelesds 081 in Wincieseter Gaol, await.
• limp Need sae saralaill cm the perwasa to as. fog his trial le the there abet=
whet was wing WS Wee - tostheam, 1410 L mad • . ...--
‘ 142 1., were be seliallabe be keep the pm=
Whilst the • people *IN "418100eg" the fan, the 1
pavement gene way, and oared the infortasale crowd
with it. Os el the poliameer was immegie the wider,
the other mesteble escapist by the mere made= al his fort
slips*. The screams sad grouse sees abased the whole
reighboarbood, and created great emitemed. The medical
use °Me locality =re speedily le cetesabara, and the
sederms were extricated from among the leas as anekly as
path* sad mat in cake sad ether ewavoyanese to St.
Thames Hospital, vim, the meal appear
saes al se army wearied aad **lift • rooms at
the hospital gates Nos thew • crowd that awed
Waked up the amigo-way. They arrived at a quarter
Were 2 clank, sad ia little moss than an beer the whole
of the arm bad bre mialited sad assaild. Of the =a-
bseil were delaimad for tresament, sad three wad lams.
The fellowing ere the noun of- nem= ad =UM of the
Wires at all the parties r-deeded Wltopliiir, aged 32. doll.
maker, ammied, km tillasta..boti thighs frittered and
Wary is the foot ; Frederik lissamsa awned. end •
family, right thigh fastened awl inlay to the left log;
With ham Rebinsoe, 27, Mazy to the abdomen ; cleorp
Cliseasenitiany, 14, memos= fracture of the eight leg and
leap weasel; nag Wads, 14, beensed pelvis sad ma-
and= a the brain (angerouel ; Jame/ Gama, lb, malp
essand .end ieluat se am Lit leg: $ boy emes %%a-
Weres. ferthere. a the Acid (diegmous) ; a era,
indinews, Is, map =mad ad Weer to the thigh;
ltheisi Murphy, It, iiderieabe the thee sad book t Thurso
Paw, 18. beaten a riglethigh aid. injury to the Taos ;
Friona Bayreuth 41, thlwrr to lie boob eel left lei i
Pew Bohiessa. a Wray to Os back and right log ;limy
Ciallemith, IL Wiry a theatle shoed'', sad the bee i
Sarah Harding, 41, injury to the right knee Wed the anda
men ; William Vewask,potheman 142 L, injury to the spire
(serious); Roes Randal, 14, injury to the left he.. and the
chest ; soda neon named Comber, with Wes to the right
Ass kw.. kw.

NATAL ACCIDENT.

We regret to date that Mr. Robert Nicholls, the
occupier of Brownedll Farm, lend in the 'pond of
Rolheton, was accidentally. drowned early on Saturday
morning tinder dry distromeg eivenreetencee. From the
=ion forwarded se is glider that, on Friday, the
in company with other (miners of the pumb, and
twelve/nen, hi the service of lb. Horatio Hebb, of Vete,
went out for • dayb rabbling, end in the amain they
adjourned to Adhered Fens, where they rsdai natal
about midnight. The deemed would have ocoaton4;nia.
gee( lime be his own residenee, to pale over •
Whelk shtirttearroltiwr de lts, dd.
aden wrote whisk •
bridle be .:O l'' to nob
°pealed elde. 71te dues to dent 15 feet wide, and tier
bridge retec be (which is.. common improved enk
and built of sough pieces et timber), was at as elem.
tion of several- feet from the water. Hr. Nicholls
reached the spot • t Wiled bee o'clock, in cempay with
the two =
klel. eed 14 Wowed that be wy tar. entto
cross over. little delay coaurred in the two min fol.
lowing bier, tied they he a splash in the water, but
thought it ems aseedimed by one of the doge jehig in.
They called the dog; however, together, end this hand
that the deceased mast bad fallen over, as none of the
animals appease to be wet. It ie stated that at lad one
of the Ampere wee the warm, for liquor, and therefore
asedeces could not be reordered so quickly ae would other-
wise had been the MIL The body of the deceased wee re.
dowered at semen e'eiodc, whoa We wee quite extinct. On
imintinatien it was deeemeed that the dammed had, re•
salved a blow on the forehead, which had evidently stunned
Idm, and that be had bees washed by the dream Into a
peel et weer abed ma fed deep. The sod event bee met
a desii.teln der the parish, ea the deceased, who wee 52
=-.loge had been a loiag resident of the neighbour.
-..lresedics Mersey Ness.

AGRUCTIETVRAL PROSPECTS.
The week vowed with fine dry weather and a
high Immerehees, md Os Itiati steadily blowing from the
south-west. This meliseed fee four day*, the thereo-
n.* mosieg trees 00 le 11l ikgrees, and the barometer up
le KW
_. . ~:01-ivio i
The spristmllke Wee*. si,.::: to the grams, which
began to siestime a War , *bile the farmers were
badly oompled MI6 Wm, n of out-door work.
The wheat pleat We eympeneweef main progress, sad the
latest sowe was, with few eireeptions, showing then above
ground. That Ind get into the (round has • 'rely healthy
bat may thought it would get oe too fed,
71',117*:: receive • seasonable check. The atmosphere
was 000mionelly thlekend humid, whilst the wind remained
frees the same quieter. Ossesquently this wee not the
right time to premed with wheat threaldn4, the more so se
the markets were not enooareeng to bring it out. The loss
from poor miedltien from the. heavy rains at the close of
the past Noe* could not be reamed at less than 3s. pet
quarter.
On Thursday there was • shift of wind to the north-east,
and • sudden change in the liseipsottem was experienced.
The nights became frosty ; and at mid-day on Saturday the
thermometer stood at 32 deg while the barometer was up
to 30.20. This may be • seleteriesble cheek, but it was rather
too 'widow. Beget, however, have sharp frost in Febnary
than extremely mild weather, end later on • return at keen
Cutting wiods, when vegetettoo might have got on too
rapidly, and the enbiequent mieethief greater.
Now is the right sort of mistier to thrash wheat it,. and
farmers cannot do better thaa knock it out whilst the
north-easter' lark They wit plime themoelven whether
they sell it or wait a fitter ties. Usually, whoa all age
occupied ion spring falltors, • rod opportunity to dispose o
it is offered, but then the nem cannot be spared so well to
bring It to market. The deliveries this week bare bees
rather larger they the.. of the peat, sod millers have
picked out the driest parcels, and given swirly as much for
these ; but damp maniples ban not been wanted. These,
however, must be °leered sot, sod when gone, the condition
of present thrasbinp will be much improved, and be better
to place in cousequeoce.
Some per hive hem got into the ground during the week,
the hod Wing is fete ceder sad the need excellent, both int-
petaut circumstances, sad promising so far so welL Maples
have been sown more extensively thou others, aa likely to
ewstmed good prices another mom, but few of theme
itemise in from any quarter of the globe. Usually the
foreign are white, either for boiling or feeding. We still
recommend the large imperial blues as likely to pay the
best of any, and they hem yielded well during tie past
season.
Beans are now being picked up for seed, and can be
found ationditetly of the need quality poesiole, from large
Kentish sad Essex Maaagans about Stabs. per bushel, up to
White-eyed &eked, winghieg7olbs. per bushel, the Harrow
Ticks Tunnies about lit stow per seek.
There has been an inamed supply of spring terse. Some
English have appeared of really beautiful quality, and very
large ; whilst samples of hrge Septa Gore are corningin, and
some good Brunswick@ are Ake to hand. The Balite sam-
ples generally run smaller than our farmers like. There is
now plenty of fine red clovers's(' to be bought, and a good
opportunity will be afforded to replenish the farms, so as to
have • true stock and a good prefers* at the proper mason.
There have been smaller d.eliveries of barley ; but, not-
withstanding this, the trade fit malting qualities has rather
shokeeed, and *ore on the average have receded about ls.
per qr. This is attributable to the dulueas of the malt trade,
for as yet there is no revival in thederuand for the manufee.
tured article. The large metropolitan brewers, complaining
greatly of the consumption of beer, purchase as little as they
can help. although the weather for brewing has been ex
lent. Next Next to wheat a larger breadth of barley than of any
other corn will be sown, ae thetaidsaleiegtheqduauriprioisotgy the malting
atual,:uktbeeinntgilsamoywohirti
crone.
—UAt
110,0.1PDezirbyouovoiltitioe.00.Y ILOAA.TyNSTeateriAOD:
juszTpb
Shaw,Sott reffotralbsreejmumdednentagoa:
salience, Fun-street, Derby, end high bailiff of the Dub, account. Most probably deluge supply will have gene into
consumption by the ches of the malting reason, and the
County Court, aged 35, was brought up in custody ea a
charge of forgery. The prisoner was apprehended at Nor course thus be cleared for the next.
mentos', near Derby, at an early bout on &today tatindem ; There is now a run upon seed samples of oats, and plenty
by Mr. Hilton. bed-constahl• of NAY, 12864040 r Naas. ! of choice in quality. Teo 51055 bleak Tartarians predominate
and Detective Vessey. The warrant upon which the pri- from the oat-growing couatiss of Cambridgeshire sod Lin-
saner waslapprehendedsteted "That the prisoner. an sbotith colnshire, with good eleven stonewbites, a opt* short eampleit
day of April, 1859, felonious] e uttered• deed purporting to whilst the heavy Canadian-Poland@ from eelbs. to 47lbs. per
roomy certain land in Bath-greet. Illreetha, to Thomas- bushel can be met with from other counties. All alike this
Hived and his heirs, the said deed being forged and mem are so good that no foreign or Scotch are required ;
counterfeit, and by this mean, defrauded John indeed, the latter have been harveeted too soft to be accept-
Admen', the person to whom it was uttered, of 8501." able fur Nag corn romuy._ifiviaguk. Nom,
The court was thumb, crowded by parties wishing to hear
the case, the apprehension of the amused (who is most re-
spectably oseneeted) levies eansed • greet samatios in the le„,„., ~,,,,,,
wan. mr.
One,Ewa barna., (eudwod (omit); wat...jaw by
about ...........%......... TO QIIIIIKELLND. —On Thursday
mr. G. H. K. , aoheitoy. appeared ew. tee irwww,,,,,,, ; ' arm emu eta, men, weesen, and children, embarked
awnanMprh..
placed In
theaoldiemiterk,,...ater to forfeeithme
mprsuro
armywusboo,
' "Ausb"tralrdienthpeseknests,ll°.forßagli'Queeesland,a" of
trustraßiacha.kbaliThleyiwarde
serious perinea in which he was placed. The primer was yrincipelly from Tulhroore sod its vicinity, in the King's
remanded for • week. . lustr, and were scoompssied by the Be.. P. Dena, a
We find The 8 dialittiOUS beillith-rdiltoTinii elbeliholict yearselerain rite° Awushotmlisab" coardnies,Y resldtwoed seven
nee of
haßg
Raval"" Az.bk. lend W." reedy ter t
' w lob be IQa *heed. The Rey. Dr. Zifule Mar-
spent n een
ration, Indigesthe (d 3, ermenispekis. debility, '
giddiness, ack1itt...,...... • Initeldlily. illsepiew • ."."' Dublin, brother to the Bishop of Brisbase,
nest, distension.
asthma bronchiarfe
Toucans, billoueesee. lerpopmp .1 ibskaimirdis"4B.4.2m/"...., .pailr7. ingetuise? 12146 r: .'
s"Mnpuiarrhallemse-atreP"to
setates thmode enii.m......r u
thepsrirr emyClarkrkaute, anildisol:iedHedpiiieee ini: pre-wthbeo
...th.etraZtioilmy:..dAndaducripbelet. Usetviimbire... tat
bmwriguirXikinL.,, Dl:lfttimell.m.
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ilwilz.l. betiesese:Enunfuniedlblyrovided.4.s. ereralum.prieuforhistainpaantahay.
until he
he The
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/anises), ies.--Dw amat wen, 116. TT, IlawsiNtrest. Low : ''''''' "eay, a
don ; Woo 'scummed dit, Oinewebunideetreet &Mkt @Weer mesa to AM he saticipates crown his
sad aU groan sad j ear* hip will return It mother batch.—Cork Ezastiriey.

The following le emeAher momma s
Yesterday, at about half-past one in the afternoon.
an nxideat of • remarkable riff serious ohmmeter
took place near the Surrey side of Watseka-bridge, which
it is feared will be Weeded with fatal consequences to
wind peraaoe. Banning alms the Waterloo-road from
the Feathers Tweet to the Royal Infirmary at the corner
of Stainford-etreet are • number of houses erected over
the buildings 111 Coasmerekskeed, thereby tasking the
depth from the Name of the mein road *bout forty or fifty
feet. There bevies been some litigation gulag on for guru.
time between the ceteuelble landlord of these
buildings and the neerimmee, the bailiff bad been
put into one of the hones. and on. hie having
temporarily, the occupants of the home N.. 198, belooging
to Mr. Seutherby, wardrobe dealer, closed the door.
The broker's man, upon returotog, tried to tome the door,
and this proceeding imaged an immense crowd to assemble
upon the pavement and the iron rolling; the coosequence
was, that the weight became greater than was ever in-
tended to stand upon each • place, and suddenly the stone
and iron work gave way, precipitating about thirty Memos,
men, woman, aod children, to the bottom of the area, a
distance of nearly 50 feet. As moos as possible, the stone
and iron work having been removed, the wounded were got
out, and removed Se the different hospitals. The
following it it complete lid of the perms, injured:
At St. Thomas's Hospital-O. Clement Racily, 14, of 188,
Waterloo-road, compound fracture right leg and scalp wound;
B. J. Roblin*, 27, of 11, liouthemptom-torrace, Waterloo-
road, injury to abdomen ; Edwin Woods, 14, of 20, John-
street, Waterloo-road, injury to pelvis; Thome' Orange,
15, of 2, Commercial-rced, Lambeth, injury to left leg ;
Francis Raymond, 41, of 4, South Lambeth-road ; Thomas
Baker, 18, of 8, Commeiebil-plam, Cornwall-road, fracture
of the right thigh, with injury to cheek and fees ; Daniel
Muiphy, 35, of 10, Waterloo-road, injury to chest and back;
John Head, TI, of 47, Wentworth-road, Bow-road, se.ilp
wound and injury to thigh. A boy. name unknown, about 14
years old, very sal lonely injured with fractured skull ; James
Wheelhouse, 1, Hammond-place, Cornwall-road, fractured
both thighs ; Frederick Barmen, 28, of 2, F.oupell-plaos.
Roupell-street, fracture of the right tbigb and left leg;
William Venus, 30, police-constable 142 L, of 52, Rini-
' street, West-square, severe iejury to back ; Sarah
Harding, 41, of Y 7, Old Nichollotrest, Shoreditch, in-
jury to right Mee end abdomen ; Mary Goldsmith, 18,
of 11, York-road, Lambeth, injury to right shoulder
and face ; Fanny Robison, 28, of 1, Cox-build-
ings, Belvedere-road, Lambeth, injury to back and
right leg ; Robert Mirsteek, 14, of 19, Wellington-
terrace, Waterloo-bridge-road, injury to left knee, chest
and back ; William Rember, of 42, Princesetreet,
Stamford-street. Lambeth, injury to right knee. The
following were also brought to the same hospital,
but were subsequently removed to their own homes-Elisa.
both Goldsmith, 14, of 10. Primes-court, Westminster-
road, injury to back and knees; Robert Larkin, 43, of 15,
Kent-street, Friar-street, Bleckfriars-road, injury to chest ;
Robert Head, El, of 47, Wentworth-street, Lambeth, In-
jury to right thigh. Taken to Charisperoes Hospital-
William Tree, emulsion of brain, age sad address not suer-
Weed ; John Mitchell, severe elialp wound, cgs and address
not known ; George Abed°, injuries to the head, age and
address unknown. Taken to Guy's Hospital-Joseph
Reader, 11, several contusions; Thomas James Townsesd,
112, fractured thigh.