The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-18 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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MICILOPOLITAN BOARD OF WONX/L—The until
weekly meetiag of the members of thie heard was held
yesterday, at *Mb offices Spring-garde,' ; Ye. Thwalem to
the alas A memorial was read from the Dialect
Bawd of Worka, . their mimosa sail, the
Wooden of the M lea Board of Works to the powers
sought la a bill of *North Loodoo Hallway CoMPAZ
sad which, if passed, would evidently Mimi's.* wlth-
Irak* this
triociarimithe loselity, be-
sad mammy the Metr peat hemme
opoliditetilein
to aid them is opposes. the bill, sad with that view to give
the miceery histructioos and mottoes to oppose the bill in
parliament. Mr. Samaria Introduced is &patsies from
Poplar In Rapport of the memorial, sad moved that a yeti.
tics be pressated while the ball. Tie board weed that
the ascomary Asps for petitioning spirt the ball, and, if
norearry, opposiog should be taken. A noommeeds-
tkia was brought up from the Streets Coinmittee, that the
sassed Ledpheeleset and say other Dams or names now
in use In Ludgate-street and Ludgate-hill be abolished, and
that the whole lien of thoroughfare be called Ludgate-bill,
sad that webs to that effete be gives to the Owe-
miaow, of Seems for the City of London. The
rettomultathhos was agreed to. The superintiminig
architect (Mr. Vulliamy) said an application had been made
by Mr. Brown for the erection of a temporary building on
the site of the former Portman Barracks, for the purposes
of the West Loudon Working Moo's ladastria Ex
l hibitiou,
which meld be 380 foot long, 80 foot wide, and 21 feet
high. It would be covered with slates, and supported by
iron mamma, sad was intended to remain open for three
months. Asa temponry building be maw uo objection to
it, and neceemeded the baud to grant the applicatioe.
The application was granted. The rest el the business was
of no mails interest.
&TYPOS= MIIRDIA FLAB HARTLXPOOL.—On
Tuesday monis', one of the officers of the aciestrurd,
named Daniel Kirblais, left Hartlepool for the Black Hill-
station, about six miles distant. and on maim over the
rocks in that vicinity, he toned the body of a nos lie
dead is • Gana. He was stretched oat at full length m his
back, ad a severe blow bad bees received upon the top of
the Dam, at the hollow of the forehead, which had pene-
trated the Seth, and from which blood was nosing out.
Both the eyes were also discoloured. Hs had so cap or hat
on, but his primate showed he was • respectable indivi-
dual. The officer at once proceeded to the station, sad
getting some essistams, had the body removed to the
where it sow awaits an inquest. A welkin stick, a w
box, sad an Ivory two-feM rule were afterwards loud near
to when the body was discovered. On an examheitios of
the dessand's pence all that was fountzu him was a smell
hullo, as empty muse, sad a pocket A police officer
of the Castle Eden division who was made acquainted with
the circumstances, saw the on Wednesday, and took
possession of the pocket-book, and made a cursory examina-
tion of the demos& clothing, with a view of Amboy some
emit° ideatificatim, but all efforts in this direction have
up to this time been aamooserfuL The pocket-book had not
the omee's mum in it, but there were several memoranda
which may, lead to his identification. There were two busi-
ness aards in the pocket book, one marked "J. Sanderson,
harosemaker, 80. High-stmt, Btocktoo," sad the other
"John Oreagry, Stockton-oo•Tess. Rests sad debts cob
looted." There was also a bill receipted, and made out to
Mr. Cob, by • Mr. Pletcher, of Stockton. The deceased is
apparsotly about 34 years of age, and about Mt. Bin. In
height, well-formed features, dof light complexion.
His bail is auburn, and rather long, and his whiskers sandy
coloured, sad very tbio. His eyes are of a light bluish
cast, and two of the frost teeth in his upper jaw are mim-
ing. He is attired in three pairs of trousers and three
coats. The outer trousers are made of a black and white
checked males cloth, sad a top cost of a brown mixture,
bound with Nook, is over a superfine black cloth coat,
under which is soother coat of a red and brown mixture.
Hie waistcoat is • light tweed mixture, sad he had also on
• Amid shirt al a fancy cheek, with a white collar, and
narrow black tie. Be further wore a large black and red
silk seed, sad • pair of fancy Balmoral boots. His
apparel altogether was in good coodition, sod favoured the
impreneloa that was •a parson in a good "coition of life.
The mot whose the body we. found is • most secluded_ part
of the asset between Hartlepool and Boehm. Kish black
rooks project oat into the see, sad the olds Mosg the
beech for SXO4I derma are quite ceramics, sod et their
base for at least fifty or sixty yards the shore is strews
with pebbles sad brace fragments of the (slim cliffs.
Them are string sospisioes that the deceased hr met with
his death by foal maim for it is assumed that the blow
nem the nose is sot each as could have been caused by an
socideotal fall. The wreck of the Elisabeth Wilthew.
lately Mudd about two miles from Hartlepool, was sold
by audios on lloaday afternoon, and it is stated that on
that day several suspiciourlookisi fellows were sees lurk-
ing shout Oa leads. apprereatly " wreckers." Mug tramps
and questionable ohmmeters also eke the sends as the most
convenient route between Ashen and HartlepooL—Nor
nude Chronicle.
EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE PENINSPLAR AND
OILIZSPAL CONPANY'S Yam Smarm Beamose—By the
snivel of the Animals? sad Oriental Assn Haviptios
Company's mail steamer Bassoon at Sae; teaplied to the
compsay yesterday, intelligence has been magma of a very
sho,og ansident having occurred ea board that vessel by
explodoe, shortly after her departure from Bombay to Sam
Aooordiag to the heist partisoloss contained is the tale.
gram, it appears that the catastrophe took place es the
18th of last month, whoa • minatity of gunpowder, Mehra
to be about 7 lbs. exploded somewhere la the visiafty of
the after rhea swing% _maim she death of two per
esomes. • female sad a eidid, sad dein damage Si the
(urethan sad Adige of the state cabin ; though afterwards
It was aroma that the explodes led est ire to ma
portion of the caw is Its after hold, bat by the plowPB
auerlies of the mow it was sera samorawei. The seam
of the sufferem ash gives.