The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-13 00:00:00

[STAMPED, ld. ADDITIONAL.]

FRANCE.

—.--
Prince Napoleon has nod an widest, and been
thrown out of , his carriage. lie is not, however,
seriously hurt:
The Moniker of -yesterday tivites as follows re-
specting theta* :
Conn.!: de Inweliegeb Olininser has gamed tile prime of
100,000 hem 44,0001.). Theopiendid trophy of the spend.
prise *Axis woe *pet* irk preen** an Mime inn*
frees &parts of nue* hid alined. As is well•known, the
r E
men open to mil wises Moog of throe years old,
Wiikliiii diatiaabigt of biegill, , it has Willed der
preliminary cooditioas, amp
~ ' pert * the *ea-
' test. It was • greed sight, 'hoe**, to ese the Elite of the
lasparer's noble, tomb. tewishieb. tens imetestabie
*date be the Ant plebe its 'impeller* me. It was eel
withoet Were* also for thepnblie to eadessime4 how moss,'
that science of the tart is which Inoompsteet peoples film ,
gently celuesakite. It is impletely establish* that Nam
haves of high breed there is se Upland, he the emit of a
rece, and that when a bores Ms shows i* Fowl* es WEE-
pared with theme of its rivals, rasing sees cam ha speed
and strength in rash an mocarate tomer that it Is with
them merely a matter of lAMB,* Is order I. mate- ,
Hilly emlise. the abeam This is why mo entwine-
mess ensold be felt 'eat •.' , eselest bele,*
tbormhbred ,litaiss shonik,ino leillsed te p 4 •
mei amber 'el competinum.l, All milegellia are
nemerily eseladod. Hormel* I remand bet villa*
meritare also eat of the manes. There rem* tharellen,
for the lists only the am of the 01111■4 aged It le so sight
matter to In* easembled all daimon, as wee tic ore
yesterday. The Emperor, aseempealed by She &spew and
the Imperial Prim, 'mitered the tribune at 3 o'clock, already
occupied by the Princeling Leslie and Am Nu*. The sr-
rind of their lisjeeties was greeted with the vermit aerie.
nations. The English hurrah wee beard amid the sheets of
" Virg l'Enipenear.• The hippodrome was lien* en-
circled by a ham band. Never before, perhaps. wee soak
a crowd seen os a French mom*

THE FATAL RA IL WAY ACCIDENT ILlfali
STAPLER MST.

Tag INguser.
Yeaterday,Mr. W. T. Nei*, the coroner for the
meters divisin of ant, and the jury empeeel/ed for the
purpose, assumed the *seri as the balsa of the ies pme
angers who were idlled ea Friday afteesoon by the eidal
Maio from Polkestese mob* off the Ilse at s spot sheet
core sad • quarter mds below the Stapleburat datioe. The
*pixy was held at Torrington's Bonn genera Motel. where
several of the dead and wooded peemegere were removed
isamedistely after the aosident. Of the aged, Mr. Hunt.
Mr. W. A. Wilier, and Kra. Fait/dull have been restevei
for interment. The tenth body, whisk was ithintilladeils
siontiog es that of Mr. IL Mercier, atilt rentaiss is Iha
goods abed at the station. There are remnishig at to
hotel, too ill to be removed, Major Pasoan whose Injmien
are very serious, sad who is stall in a Owner Asks ; Mr.
Camarillo, who le injured Is s lees minus extent; Mr.
Ralph sad Mrs. Alexinder, and the ehild.
The minpaoy were represented by Mr. Freaked, tbeireolie
alto,, Mr. Ebonal, the traffic manager. Mr. Weight, the
superintendent, Mr. Mann, the assistestnnpsainteadeiti
sad Mr. Cudworth, the .seiner. Mr. Fowles, from Mr.
Vining, solicitor. of Moorgate.etieet.buildiego, appeared ea
behalf of Mr. George Whitby, whose wife was killed ;11r`
Robert Winder, of BoltomleMoors, on behalf of the rope-
searetine of Mrs, Maniples, whom husband wee killed, sad
of Mr. sad Mrs. J. P. Lord. Oeptain Rids, inspector of th•
miles; department of the Board of Trade, was aloe is
&Wisdoms, to watch the ease oci behalf of the goverment.
Mr. George Batumoot, of 43, Qaecontren, Pork.leoe.
identified the body of Mire Emma Beaumont, of 11.
Roe de Online, Champs WA**, Paris. He age was
twenty-four. Winer is a distant relative of the doomed
lady.

Lnonl Van Lasgeadorick, of 16, Odadealsa-tenses,
Xing's-road, Chelsea, eon, Wearied the body of At 1
Hypolite Mercier, cook to Admiral Fremantle, at the Ad-
aralty Home, Devonport. The deceased wee expected to
arrive on Friday night from Paris. He wen thirty-three
years of age.
Mr. James Tonna, of 31, Loodon-road, Liverpool, hotel-
keeper, identified the body of Mn. Hula °calif!, wife
of Re. Martin Cocain!, of the Queen's Hotel, Waterloo,
sear Liverpool. Mr. Coodlif is now lying injured to the
South Eastern Hotel. She was with her husband in the
train at the time of the accidset. She was 36 years of age.
She leaves a family of two boys.
The Coroner having been informed that this completed
the evidence of identification, said that he understood the
government Inspector, Captain Rich, was down, sad wee at
that moment engaged in examining that part of the line
where the accident took plane. He did sot sandpits,
they would make much progress that day beyond coin.
pletiog the identification; but until Captain Rick arrived
he proposed to take the evident' of the gaud, sad perhaps
one or two other winsome.
The platelayer, Henry Bengt whoa charged with having
caused the accidect by sot giving warning to the driver of
the Ude, was here brought io by Mr. D. °vendee, the
soperiatesdeoll of the county police, to when custody he
has been committed.
Mr. Lawrence Morose, a guard on the South Beaten Rail-
way, was examined at some length.
The prisoner, on being asked if ha wished to pot say
queen= to the witness, replied in the negative, but add
the tads was mood further off the bridge when notice of
danger was given than the witness had stated.
Mr. Algeraoo Holt White, of Clement-ball. ow Rook.
ford, an &Mr milt:ate and isountrygeettemen, identified
the body al Min C&TOliBfl White as that of his easter. She
resided es Brighter, but for the last two years bed wintered
at Pau, io France, and was returning to Foglia when she
Ea her death. Her age was W. Witness imply wished
to give this evidence because in the official report auk by
Mr. Eborall, the same was gives se Wise, and groat 'moo-
vein:hoe and uneciernery suffering were landed upon
who had lost co leered they had lost Waves es
riewodesiby the &adopt.
The Coroner intimated that es they 'mold have to examine
the platelayers who were acting abase the primmer, the
superintendent, and tits signalman et Heaters, to show
the time at which the train passed that station, the rovers-
meat inspector who had examined the spot where the nod-
ded happens!, soil some other wittiness it would be
desirable to adjourn, sod after some dissuasion the mead-
logs were further exijoursed to Friday next.
lo the morning Hoary Barge, the platelayer, who bad
been in custody duos Friday evening, wee brought up be-
ton Mr. Tooth, the agars* at Orsobrook, named,
under the General Railway Act with neglect of duty, and
thereby causing the ustestrophe. The promodinp VIM
merely pro fund, and resulted in the rasa of the pri-
soner till Thursday next. It was ingested at the inquest
that the prisoner should be admitted to bail, but it was
stated that the coroner had no power to interfere with the
megistrate's remand. The polio* sopetintendent, however,
fainted that the magistrate would receive any application
on the subject in the course of the seating, and tt was re-
ported later in the day that two gentlemen had goes over
to Cranbrook to offer themeelvas as bail for Binge, who, it
appears, boars a very good thersoter, adbasLae; for the
last sixteen moons a teetotaller.

THE ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY.

SHREWSBURY, MONDAY Emma.
To-day another investigation into the dreadful
calamity kas takes Awe, os the maks of the holding of
the inquest os the three bodies lyiog dead at the Wop
Istknary. These wen Thomas Smith, of Wolverhampton ;
George Kent, of Grarawich ; sod William Aiteknoe,
Chesser, Oa driver of the first of the two seines drawn'
the aussalon ken when the calamity happened. The in.
quail we held at the legman, before lb. Charles Frail,
boroufh comm. There were prawn at the investigatioa
a=a4Tykr, government tosoceler of railways • Mr.
postal manager, sod Kr. Peel, labeller, of
Shrewshazy, regiments; the Cheat Waiter. Railway
Compaq ; sad Kr. Chandler, of Shrewsbury, and
laz. Thank's, of Wolverbamploe, on behalf of
the friends of the deceased. Very little evklssee
in addition to that _ takes at Banal we gins.

[TWOPENCE

rAi3TOBAL LITTER 01 ARCHBISHOP
MANNINO.

The ERA pastoral letter of the newly ordained
Bout Whoals Arebbkisp of Westmiostir, was read
oo &today last 1a mires Rama eatholia &lushes and
chapels Elf No elbow Pest IA Ms es follows :
_ _ _

• hid is thle, sad la the Lehi of swat
itteroasilbs,sere essaidies el the se
, 'eat el laid' is at eathaterm it sharp eta
te the moseplibiliethe and selediess al
mem Bet is Air -ww have no sleeks " A mioosity listh
year':l for wet see= 11.2 pe_l_sh_eset thebidOcapel.to"
year mow. as yea-7.l47esi"Z pathos"
it h. ithedli s, or the aweelrre 01 tl Net
Set win assign pea a biblieseas. Only let as, t4itty give
se s semi by posed hitt, ar hubs words. or
Man Mulls mad uthesen with ea billeadide tans to
the plisses sad ed a Moho Teach r, vthe tails on all
use le wheat
call the
te histeidaus eril last obi
• seals es whom all the On aid sativatila elt the staral
order fall powerless. We have this t-the
wok ed God fa dustmadi asset he stayed, " ethos Del
lus est allisotam' .wThe weedelt"Ged bath " No
oboes* esa bled ore hems will soot its expulsion.
The peeled revelaithe at the thy et Peatemat, with Ns
• steret modathes, the see more fairl entered
the Meath's ef the EaliWi posh. It is y peassesieg
itself glassily saderredetedy el a terse sphere tibiZ
Stainer airtekbetseti oribeelg', tothowe who, by
Etl. la hot Sea le dos vs
mei* ead IL A pthealtei Sas wile Mr
althosatheile bil tor sides* Ids aaLLaaaagg
posveeted
ristir=ges et Ord t Not so time some eispie Plimill. The work
a tens la le odds week alladividosis upon
tusheitmbee ta• Mirth Sew thw• .141 PD" °I
Maltitsles who are ',geisha ;roes the
MAMBO did asitheiy oppeeed to- it, are daily be.
mes4tessesiebrif poems% el Ns site daisin them
midst
Ott ear tiewlses et ha issiby the
aid of he expends in tho nicht
the advaaelay dieshatioa et al ether- rasher systems.
It is away ley • ilipepitioe el the Dias HMI d the
thuds that lathe' hurt of the slastesath areen, ohs
loth the ladles% Wed the web of sea have tied as
sew d mbelist sod et Neese Is speibbeend esellatioa, of
sod of path*, that the The, if star Lord, the
esseAef ot m DYrhttaam-se the Owanil el ..asti-
theldem.rbodd, tat, he thesels•yeare, hive with
Sly
thp mope latellibie Seth theway.: lag sot
Ito the singelar pp eseptis which, ao the
that treks if grass, was biennial epos the
thosseste fleas of Gel, sad •to the peat
renetruotire plaid** d aseedity art jurispru-
dence's on width the Oluiedies world is toosthed, bat also to
the popetcal arYrased thellarit d God, by shoes light
the thud' sad W pretiffe„ is al sae, sow se in the
b•ilaning,_diaosei and doh» the limits of falsehood and
south. The diguilde hal et the Immaculate Oseeptioe,
end the sayolieer af led year. will, we beliesiwinerk an
epoch in Uof N reeespithatipe the Oisimehm. of the
wee:lL The idle ittidlssiesmt may 'deride us. • tau well
elterd to with dit ibrierhion et the daelesath esetury is
hided with the hoods el the beet
'New is it la the jatelleolael order .lore the • catholic
let* Is Jevons the aid of ear amenery. It h peekthating
=...i.serts deeply MS she spiritual eaeoleimeeee al the
101 a earatestath PW* aftliwill-
coaboverts say hat
they wth,
ride dead behove as to be idolaters tor
wegwenevempleas are see See ties. They have ass the Diets
el the Holy Eon with their owe see, spa Maid
ruse us& et imprimis with their own eare. Therese a
withstood reseleoi tom the toditiews whirls the Madame
sod deaf seas of religiose prejudice' s hes so los propagated.
• 81st the wad a the led eastary the bah hes a prim
feed so Wi
resesekeees el the ads& el mu. With use little
astraraporo,ladled, the religiose seams el Zetilood
has been stirred isto ea earned belief of the
eternal truths. Ms are looking about for a guide
la the es al ;rheas ; far • teacher let whom
they may eared their seals ; far a Surat math loos
what it mass, sad means what it says ; for a aerarchy
wadi is set divided ; far • keeper ot holy writ who porde
, eves jot and does sl
ot
d the mooed books ; tra aa la-
hosteler who does sot aosteradid himself ; to
who. the by day. to all the world, absolve slaws rotl:el
eeekedsa. but squire aothiethe el is by a &doe sad
naivereal law as a moditioa d abralatis ; for a deep late.
nor, eveassikel life, after the pates ri the Oessl, wlus
▪ Skis lose at Hie ward, old all tbst they bad ad
followed their Masts ; for a raids lake le es sod the
same in every place amid I. *my make under Saes ; in
perfect basses with heed, deb oily perfect lateestetaties
st the Holy &Upton, to all its sorniesadassale,
sad souse* anditheretore the sly maistara
It will not long be doubtful where three tamp es else
to be found. When asether geoseation her abased themes
of old prejudices, it is eseishe doe the sows 11116•111. iced
judgment, ad streightlorward outlaw of Enslishutea
will tarn to the say voice is the midst of the which soar
Rake to the Gay epees whisk is ethereal sad true to
deaf
Hat we must never forget that orer ell these intellectual
and spiritual summit of the sauna coder there I. • super
natural ministry d gressod power disposing ail tithes tor
the make of the sleet. Lights, inspiratioes, Napalms pear
trades fon of the Divine Poems drawap sad beneath
tics of the-Davis love are ever at work epee the • Otani-
genes, the heart, the actuates** and the will el this great
me Truth seems to hang is the air, sod to doomed by
io diesovershis law ups =divagate sad imeseshelds, in
oases the least looked for, sad is ways the isset foresees.
What is all this, reveined and deer brethren, but tel. Pool
and Meitatioe of HS who shed His most precious blumi for
the souls which crowd and die is this great city ? We are
workers together with Him : a etheion arduous but Mesa.
To ass es sod is reward sough for • life of toll ; to
gather many late life eternal is b.yopd we dare to
ask. And
_yet le rpronised be us : They that ere
leaned shall shine as the brightness of the firmament, and
they that lastest many be jetties as the elms to al eter-
nity." Happy are they to whom this work d grime
aad peso has bees committed ac to you. And happy ere
we is knowing that day by day, at all hours, we easy say
day and night, des without the rest itemosory for health
sod life you are isbouring for the earatioa of the Beek for
which we meet give moot. Though most ustrotthy to
beat over you, yet God is also, we have so sew heart-
telt and fervent desire than to live and labour to the sod
as we have in the years that are peek feebly indeed, but
gladly, "spending and being seat" with you for the sods
for whom Christ died.