The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-04 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL.

At LIGID Etrapalt.=Near icngfold, in the neigh-
beerbeed of Bekaa, on Saturday night last, a sat award
JOMO Suhsadd was baud lishaluld was a
labiate/ at sootiest will, situate et Usler4bwilmee. About
An deka co Busday asiuig a neaansellehat Bestow,
a enlist, woe at Tootelbrldoe, about a sale hen Deltas,
suelant ljaller-theMern, whoa be hoard a who se aims
ease neadeg, which,
_ea eandottion, he bland to
,Preeeed
tram Su hut rhea bridge. On Frans thither ht
llebellebibtag War the water's-edge, to au shun kooloAbio
nate. Rhea lima him be aka that, whoa as the Dolor
!the sae Want be au net by two ma, aea
when 1•111 a till Peels, sad they rated WI to
Una W arney, "bin be retedoe ie le, they threw
his one the bittlellont, a MUM ',henna yenta Bast u-
'hug 131,41 to. 11 ea llesda amyl
whoa be Eh eldelerel tour la east Agree en-
eibeadal. del IA Ent ealtidaht sat law et ter

before bit is supposed to have bees thrown ever the Midge,
two such pasta se he deierked met Mr. Bohlesseh slo
orietor, sad three etho as the Dolton sad Dog NUL
at Lion, ounl preseated • plod et or et thismajO 4116 lei-
eir there were lees la ..so. doteMi are .Up to
Mislay oftemoss se elne bed ices MlAs' the mar-
deems.
Finns sT 13810191M116 Di MANCIFIIMIL—Fear
the siesblessee erg the bsuugh of Merieseter were
=.by the ipso' ameba el bends ertithis to their
liseerbeige esse~. eV:resod opealelly by
provides.dealsoe and , age lII*
modest
poor
is them least Mk holm he approba
weights said itheaserth to be euratently k
eialths the skip thetheth Gad *am
too the adjestaesst of weighs@ owl measures to whij
trolesines sea she to team Mak weights
MOWN adjusted, et a ma dheljpetehes them* am
se ether coons they need el... The malt bee Imes Sat
the WWI el Wig hew
deasilettilibitimarki"M"and he seems ef
thee, has bees to meet. Dy • WPM Dm Dm
ekid R. ineghtentes el
Meash Wooer,ester, ead a Mr.
le
espy •eff ihielt hes boa teen►
mated to the flearterg et Mete for the Nem
Depilated,
is latuesemea !a am made hoots.
The boohoo is MAIM he. two depeetmesh—
tio in.eloor and sat-door. Is the hoses the duties me con.
heed to stamOng sod ailleeder, mei the expediters Or
eluding ~hiketo the mama el 67714, is 6341. la. 10d.; the
income (ineladies 2171. for camping and 3671. for adjusting
weighh and messures) is 61W. 6e. 70., herein a call
balance ageism the borough. In the cot door department
the expeaditure he the pears Oneludiag 1131. to an inspector
for ealary, sod 731. to aa eminent) is 3041. 18s. 4d., whilst
the i.e.... from dos sad prodses of forfeited goods,
is 6801. Bs. 44., giving a Whom in favour cot
the bonnet, from this depentowat, of 3761. 10e. Od.
The tables appealed to the raged am very elaborate, and
Mow the wailing of the system is a mot minute sad de-
tailed form. The somber of pleas ebbed la:ibeefee
has
bon 8,728, and 14,011 INIIONS sad 74176 bees
been examlaed-272 of the flow, mad NI el lease
bovine bees seised, in addities Is 116 Ms helot= en
I weighing machines. The ocoviedire bath tees 617, is sews
varying from 6s. to 61. A table el Woodhouse WalkYm
mays the member of weights NMI he Wag We light is
661 i tb• number seised For being Me heavy 6; the somber
ot haleness seized where the selling side was toe
homy is 260, and those seized where the weighemeale was
tr.o! Whitest as exploweiss the sodas of 'unbit-
ten bevies weights end 11041.114111111111 to heavy
2.6l;the a math bat IS use be uthbeeteed that the
imam elf *see are set
tic wise, *mimes CallTriltPPLettl wito
seek es di inn, elver, Ibe. Tiles roues affect
hoesisr by weighing the articles tendered helm, the
ben d SO wishing to sell, but theft &NA
*sea yimmegthe We freely, at the nie
17 es 16 some* the pearL The dent number el ese.
TWIN' woe *pled being 186 est et
IWO tubes slop lei Ms mh Ind ; the pest MOO k
ember sees Ithe mince Isar bake 71 oat of 248 Asked
he the Waren sal ithethlket. being 62 sat ef 416
*Del ; gad 606 sethiselefe est theetheele bed bees
sidled, lei the confetkee were ell Of Ile petethisalen
WOW there were 41 &Amami he of 393 of the mew
sessee. 34 oat of 827 ; of the hake" 20 out of 293; mei el
Ile Wien, 36 he of 833. Of the 40 different teaks it
Weil be les p through the whole to exhibit theft
=l4ist the asetage is greatest certai the
eassinlelneellb ire-wool pied" WM minfalm*
esd pert &Mee t he oily two of the lb* amok fad sae
ef sedi el this these saws had bees visited, mad a of Ilea
W lean esimithei. Of tradesman. in a lugs way of Wi-
ese, Abed. eel sibs by leap weigh* neekkes. gutty
the Mika ethtlMd 4110=4 esi M Tea a mil seeeskint
with a theillee wile the poineur Oldie whole
617 perms onviebed, AO veto ler bat 'efeases, 93 for
aseese, 19 he third, 3 for Werth, 4 for flfth, 2 tor sixth, and
3 tor mouth Orman

OLP. • CZAJJ•B2•
THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE Rattles VIADCCT.
—A coranees inquest was held oa Monday at Heighten,
before Mr. Ralskineon, on view of the bodies el Geste sd-
elide, Hoary Adghtmus, and Jas. Math thiamin MIN on
Saturday by the fellingof the Rather ea same* if
which widest appeared is our paper of .
Waters, a fereasa of the earpesten at the Bother
proved hat tie wildest happened a few thistles beano is.
NI Saturday months. He was elm by and saw the thalweg
fell. There was no warning. It mapied half an hearer
thastpurten to extrkete ass who bad been bath&
eightieth and Dahlia ware taken op dead. Mott lived
about three hem afterwards. At the tine that the lad
net fW deesseml ware osoepled amine it up with timber,
Imm mann he Witness &Minted the felling at the
flat snit is the of the foundations, which west is
the depth of theme err wins feet below the serfage of the
mune The feminism noted upon a rod bead day.
Witeess, as • rutted arc, always thought the theadetions
capable of burns the superstructure. The themeless of
the fourietinse 411 the pim were thirty het try amen
test, p*milie beyond the piers aims them upon
each this. theas ezansiaed the meet set five
Wastes theme the accident, awl saw as men nen te
aszthen had added he sewed age pardwady.
ap•
heavy rebels! Wined the day. Them
baliest.es dear et the Nth few them a slants Ware it
Me bsd salad a doling et the pine of that arch •
week belbee. They bad leak l 4 balm (Mr. Webster, •
jam seameked that he teld the emesmilar, eth months ego,
that the Weird would III: he believed the foundation had
not ben itheied down dezeinerenglinazifi; Fmk's, foreman
of the leidderes, gave se to the ssuss of
the anithst.—Mr. P. Often, ethil eanear, stated that be
was mold as the esstera enellen of the Manchester, Shef-
field, ethi Uthethehhe Railwey. It was his duty to awry
out the pink sad I. see tkat the work wee of a substantial
eltareetar- Ma saw the lead before the works were am.
mewed, earl he that threght the fenndatkes perfectly
secure, The maw had dale proved to be the fact.
The minket wee esmatened at the does d het
year, at • time whoa the amen was very dry.
Trial el, s wen Enda to the depth et Meath The handation
wee clay to the depth of 11 er 16 hat, end beneath it a
str sag gravel. It was only the limaadattens of tee pion that
had proved deomitful. The whole of the pion had sank froth
two to two sad a half inches as ea avenge, bat that wasnot
store than anal, lad was anthem. WIN. One the linking
wee observed, is attempt was ark to mamtalawhatetentans
had given way, bat the rata Mapped them. Whales sawthe
works on Frin), ad wee met egrebeethe anthist awed.
The quality of the work eistudiersonemsilakellifbes, the
resident engineer on the 8 Ilse, maid
he wee cm the works on Wednesday dinars, sad thee
observed the settling of the piers while tbe Ewa welt fell.
The nth had settled about 14 inches, bat tap regularly.
H. was learrely able at preesat to state the eases of the em-
eldest. Of course it was owing to Fildrz/se way of the
foundations, but at what depth the had thine place
he had not ascertained. Originally e believed the Made-
Hon good. Mr. Fowler, the principal espineer, sloe eater-
taine4 the opinion originally that the headatiat was red.
—The jury did not think any farther names anemia , sad
returned the following verdist : " That the were
killed by the falling of the Rather Tighet while in the
0012•8 of esustrastion, is there b
.helieved by this
jury, of the invallideas thclesadslisaa.
DOCK DUEL—At ths lhalibmintlea County Court
Jadasmat bee bees gives lea ems as between the Ithathamp-
ton Desk Company amisMr. Hill. mina is a ends. sm.
• coshes of onsiderable immense bens raised as the
constrastioa of the statute min the setherity of white the
Southampton Dodd wen made. The dames Kahan being
is the deck nein, the defeatist emend sr trameldpped
marten at ledisn corn into eaeller gmathathemir, sad the
reeks we, whether thiserealleabeigetheleinthobasia,
sal without any part of the ars thong teethed the lead,
the dehadast became liable taw say rata hi nerve of it
l'heiadge wee of arid= be tU amt. For the near* bona
the desks Mired the serthde prevides that the Desk Cloonan
are to be remsameted by Famish of two Made, ens • ton-
nage by mean of the ship Itedt thin him late desk, and
• second by reams of mean Orfaani biZeueluditiosd on
the tame, width maid ad es wdlhe den the arti-
ficial haves. As might be impeded the skip path he the
safety it Atonal a metals Image, whether tells empty.
The statute did sot provide simply that rates should benne
doe on the sago tieing within the limits of the desk but
only whoa it had been dealt with la ere of the modes aped.
feed. The remits *WAIFS was what were the nodes of
dealing with the erne which male It liable le the desk
rates. This tranmestion wee on samenbled he is the
statute. It would be resemble that the druid be
paid meemblag is respect of it, blew it gave Ile WWl' of
the serge ea extra ainatege, by mesas alike trantinMity of
the wastrel the desk, bat the edpalation for parent of
rates wee set large enough I. its term to embrees It. If
the ranee wen whether there wee not • shipping er
shipping, it would be :Mann to say there woe rot bah, and
the Mee wend be payable; but the rates were due not on
eement eta slipping or 'Reshipping miserly, bat on 'armeount
piths gelds kin dealt with as before asentioned. There-
fore the Dalt Clempany wore act entitled to recover from
the adobe& the raise foe whisk he had been etted.—Jedg.
mat he the dehadeat.

BT. COTHBIIIIT'S Wlll.lA.—Borne archi-
tectural and Mime rails of the as siabente description
ham ressatly been dissevered in of the restora-
tion ef the lariat dna& of St. Ciatit Wells. Oa re-
eserriag the Ease of plaster and whitened' from the walls of
'alty Magni ea the north aisle, a from painting of con-
siderable smelt was found. It represents our Saviour in the
sat of preashinrwith an angelic being above, bearing a
shield with the Avefi wounds emblazoned, and the following
iaseription—" I H. 5.," and "11.C.T.," running horizontally
in ro es, as a diaper behind the flame; and underneath the
words " Sainte* litundi," in large Lombardo characters.
A window °attaining Mammy of very beautiful design was
also food. Os proceeding further with the enunk, an altar
mu W view (which for many yams must have bow
motor with gleam and whitewash), as 'meriting is thelso
and maisgsmat la workmanship, estate aostdeberate poetises
of Ban TM's Chapel at Westashothr, The altar ostolets of
tire ember ethspeetthents dined lel" loth impartment
is .114thdy essresr, and weataiss two oasspiell niches, one
above Irstlisr, With ansagentrat is aentimsed throughout
the &Athos. The reassess are =ell Wixom .cork,
curies a seasid was e of , that,
through their Wring, through to the 478 a =t: effect.
The work is of the b period of the perpendicular style,
and the whole of it has been most highly illuminated. The
nithea, which hare a blue ground diapered with gold stars,
formerly contained figures more highly coloured than the
other parts of the work. Another altar, which was dis-
covered in the chapel on the eolith side of the edifice, pore
nesse merit of a very high order. At the Mae is a recumbent
figure, life size, sadly matilated—fadeed to sock an eatent
bee the week of asetreatios befog corded that the *Say has
Weal, bee hews away, se as to Ism ea attire seed=