The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1849.

THE BERMONDVEY MURDER.

The ribs havtag alautalmi that Maxis lisitaiai
bad sieteldi Mat bar huebsad wet Memay ow tbe Mosday
after Ma wen mama W le made fewest-
let dot statemeas. Demethlhe ellen whe Ms boo aemely
espied dace*, eativvin Asseriarell ars,asserimiaed
Met saaleh Iliatarlhas aides tho abuses el
A Ariter miselimmalas et the Mum at Mist
malikee Ms bees made by Oa wilt tits view of
Moeda. tie OM wilb *WM ille sagemei Me repstatiaa
srilsi 100 W vat bap.. Delis Bowan% meek
yesterday be peresived some sad swede et Wed
ea tie mil orioles the bask b 1 Mee. TM Whig
of those marks ....burled strameat merest,
Ws his wife's modest. s' sise Miami O'Oemier
ge dowsweire to wash Ms baao, awl Jest as
lie lad readied the pomp Mess tbe kitehea,
Ma pat in Mod Tema Ms seek lad elm Wm witli tee
ethos." The embe of bleed ate mg ea 4 it is @ap-
pend by Deem SMOKImws, eibtelsiM. abet. maw have
blew apiam tie will. wed OM be wee thew atm* midi
seas boa iminsiset. It is vary Mae. that Mem auks
Wire am uYsovena bit by the siestables whoa seenbed
Me beim, as tear in eery yeemimot mar Um bash
Wats Moe. Oa Tway Mr. Mims weals to die sawatis-
thesis al die polies Mr a poetise al Me II se=efeeed
ea kis wile. •fie the 'numbs et a de-
teastd Ms deka ea lb:Vika Me MON,
s, era, ab Ms wilds boa snowed 101. by Me
Waimagli the wooM Waimea Amid be greased
Idea. Yeasaft Menem the ammiwiewen Mewed Ito s-
ar...ter Yates ta deliver to Mr. Mem a similar sem to that
gloated to Ms. Mama far *,Mimes ef Mamie,.

tea Ildhe 01111110101100 had be.. shows fk sedeatille on
..m j bat (be rid) the day had gess by who. 'dean
Gs pithesklion were hated: the utility of etch disooverios
wishna, red *Mang to be apresinemil der it was • fast'
that than were Mote lives kat red Oriel& Washed ken
ismereangf rime that any ass amid lookups without
sowur._. 'leased at
to
ninth el rind&
01010:16. the preeneled to Way *at the meths
sow retiagaised this grosiatioe, oak __lathed, mime
souk as its seratib thrommatative. The peat end of
man's beZe was 10 bon win is geed; to tease it
through thong, nth Wren it elm Arad pun and
gadealial he the Ina gnat awe of all. If desk snags bed
ehofF to *at agrei, it the the adder of mesh sins.
II Wits *lnikarri"" .a fade
astheistages of tiaaefat re
Ithag—dana ilatiased, it lowered than la the
i.ssbergene, be believed nald sever
• 'fee linikagisa of .doss wen all heaverly. Its raps
rollitgthe thearin of We, and bei le Ire swam aloe.
[Asslaaa) Saes thought its parer* ditagerrea. It had
iigii~a dens; so in rive post, whoa many believed that
pool,oll mina was imoggistrit with the Cheistra
feltb. All Anthems au that errs were, however, sadly
..wend, for k was a fest that Reny Si these ma
lee had bre nest illethogelehai for tick Wend& atria.
theateAnd ben foe the purity of
*sir : far keitenseiSablikopelle reWea, I.
nu* ft was he Ho nen haw OD empire • be-
lief in God as he who wade blared anerated with itis
weer. The t 0.,, deals win stadigi toe non a nen
would be reread of ids power. ivory step in their
reerebes ealy filled Ina wick the mars veadathent few
the pewer of that berg when geenalleas wain
n so
wen
hip revealed to than. (Applause.) Ia seplathe
dreestives, gad their wear, theree had MOW 10-
0001111 10 doll ninths of ma one= awn
Ms it bad led then to regalia of Ida ad-
nary to soden : • to hearth of sub seapikalk, that
the aim .tai In apeptleal lathed who. knoll 00=
MI art mho hie gore In thaaltsdare Y Sin Ina w
*by fens. A nsa who could data ender ark skean
season nun be either deetkate of harektige, or that whieb
be 111 reuse mat bedtogether salservisat to hi parkas.
Is thadesisa, the isareed Premium said that is they bad
some in Iliendegthat with auk plenum, so lie hoped the
sere helm wear be miniver it by their liesta—the Ran
of preefireserledge, es hto own and thilsegaime Near be
regrded se theoretical : to peeper appliamign of that Mew-
Inge he ported as the best mad gases ;sus of in thea
—The horned pretense named Ms MI mashin sash
apobiar.
Tee Berl Si BARROWBY moved • vete of thesis' to
Profiteer Robinson for the able add'w he bad delivered, it
having been rendered sufkiently clear to mks it both
Poeand 1111000110.
. Bisnop of OXFORD, in ocending this vote, said that
their earliest president had taught then to love what was
good is well as what was peat ; rid ho braked hie above
all things for having shown to then that non night de
humble without being narrow minded, sad religions without
'Thet. (Applause.)
nesting that adjouraed.
Tan 811011000.—Tais aiming the wins rations se-
righted at the Free Onantar &hod, Qaeoa's College, and
the Philosophical Inedtutioa. Of sarrenatiod and phy-
sical ecinnco, the president wu W. Hopkins, Baq., F.A.S. ;
of geology and physical geography, Sir Mae. Lyon, F.A.S.;
of natural history, including physiology, Waller Spree,
Esq. • of statistics, Lord Lyttelten ; and el nethenkal
arm's, Robert Stephens*" Req., M.P. they of the
papas read were of an interestieg charars=lll
one by Mr. O. R Porter, athe agricaltarel of
Inl
Daring the day the very in 'third= of Mr.
Carle's WNW of saving lives bons shipwreck has been exhi-
bited at the reservoir. The precision with which lines are
projected by his powerful rockets was satisfactorily denim-
s rated. His lite buoys gad swinger' belts also attracted a
good deal of attention.
This afternoon the members of the association have visited
the Botaakal Hardest, but the weather has bra hitherto
very unlavograble.
The Ant ooriversassom takes plea at the Town Hall this
swain.
The attendants at this meetiog is very amens; the
French Anibutedor was present in the hall last night, and
11. Louis Blanc is expected today.

DE4OMINATIONAL STATISTICS 0? TIM UNTIED
STATIC—fie Methodists in the United States, inaluding
the church north and south, and those denominated Pro-
testant. number in their body 1.178,626 manhole. The Pro
tenant portion number but 83,600 et this
iliaeFangate.
The number of Methodist churches is not re in the
tables from which then statistics are camp' The num-
ber of ministers in the episcopal ir,rtioa of this body is
5,080. The Baptists, Including the regular, anti minion, freee
wilt, and others, have 11,266 churches, 6,598 ministers, sad
813,921 members. The Presbyterial*, old sabred and new,
have 1,027 churehen, 3,264 moisten, sad 334,453 members,'
The Coneragationsiisto have 1,868 churches, 1,912 ministers,
end 193.093 members. The Enucopaltana have I,l*
churches, 1,404 ministers, and 67,660 members. Hers are
212 more ministers than churches. The Lutherans here
1,462 churches, 699 ministers, and 149,626 members. The
Associate, Reformed, Cumberland, end ether Prosbjterians,
together with Reformed Dutek and German Reformed
Churches, have 2.062 churches, 2,091 ministers, and 241,740
members. The Romaa Catholics have 907 charade, 917
ministers, and 1,199,700 members. The Unitarians have
244 churches. The number et Misters and members not
'sported; but the number of mild**, is database se large
se the amber of ehmhse, if sot larger. If the churches
(*stain, on an average, as many as the Orthodox Con-
perorational Churches, the aggregate number would be
27,532. Ihe number of churches of these several demo-
venation exclusive of Methodists, which are not repined,
is 31,961.' Allowing the Methodist!! 10,000 churches, the
wissis amber ertMl be sheet 33,000. The whole number
of usaistnis dm dammineekses is 22,808, and the whole
ember of useabem of Meshes 4,197,141. Bupoosing
reerlolhO of the United States to be 20,000,000, it
ges Ire4ilerait to
one e
tover u
of the
spnls t b
children,
a
How inseisf flre professors of religion are not
we may set pressen es my, bat undoubtedly the
scent Ono would make a very materiel deduction.
The Baptists have the largest number of churches, and
sainisters. The Catholics have the largest number of num-
bers. The Methodists have the largest number among the
Protestant denominations, the Old School Presbyterians
have 725 more churches than the New School, 162 ewe
ministers, and 23,953 more members. The Old and New
Salmi Presbyterians together have 2,160 more churches
shun the Coegregatioaalists, 1,852 we Walston, and
141.360 more members —Presbyterian Adooaste.
FlDE.—About 2 o'clock on Monday atternoon, a fire
broke out at the farm of Grantor' Mains, occupied by Mr.
M'Douaall. The fire was beet discovered proceeding from
the bora, and no time was lost in raising an alarm through-
out the neighbourhood. Shortly efts, it was observed, lit.
Howkies, civil engineer, Grantee Pier, arrived at the farm
with two engines, sing with a party of men, who eons-
, messed to play oa the blaring building with cot nimble
AMA Fortunately, a good supply of water was *Mined
ism a reservoir situated in the vicinity. Oa his arrival,
Kr. Nowkieti determined, if posetble,to prevent the firs
egreediall by cutting off the comMastlea between the
heetibeg and Wother portions of the steediag; sad mord-
bey; with the aid of Mr. 16•Dougall's men, he demolished
part of the building. The fire was totally extinguished in
the course of a few hours, being confined to the barn and
Milked, in which was a valuable thrashing mill. The loss
is wissated at between 4001, and 60W., but we understand
the property is insured in the West of Ragland OS re. The
fire la supposed to have originated by a spark from the pipe
of see of the reapers, who were oongregated in the barn.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT A RAILWAY STATION.—OtI
Saturday, 'boat sow, • part of the arc INI& for the reef of
the large shed fell sud&aly, esessisaing_ the death of a
mita= named George Boat. Oa Monday an inquest
was held in the Infirmary. Mr. Lackey Rule attended to
watch the care on behalf of Melon. Abbot and Brows, the
oontrastors for the ironwork. The winsome examined
John
_Coultas,

wore John
impeder of assilitoalgoryillittekaryttsfeperiatesdeat ef the
works toe tho York, Newoestie, and Berwick Compeg,;
Andrew Wright, a workstsk mad the augers.
omen, who was very to his taquirise as to
a Coat -' have Dora

witetht; or sot the a. mitt prevented,
offered to @mid for mother workman, bet the jury thought
it sunscemary. It appeared from tie orderer that the do-
samoi asd others were patting up the " • "or lane
Mos mhos for the roof wch is to mem dr M.,
se the sort►lt side el the IWOhi. TWOS mama dam
dr IPA is that sib to a range a hos minaine, sirmessial
by la km glebe, the distance from tho wall to the solumne
bog teeasil the weight ef the pdsdpals, width are of
a sew smantstiss, sad of wrought be. is 33 cwt. each.
The side se. setprindpd Meea MAN of 12 inches
by 6 lash" ono ser dog ma the M glider, cad the other on
as inee plate upon dryad ; bat the pradmis will not be
Maimed down la any way, being left free Mr
srd oontraction
ezparvios ; an Iron rod will run their& the top of
shim, sad the roof will be laid upon them. Five principals
at the met end bad been put up; two planks were mowed to
dim, to aid is keeping them temporarily in their places,
sad three poles with ropes and chains were used for the same
. Sedately one was am leaning to the welt, and
irr=diatelt fell and brought down tut aka four. W-
aited was meek, and so much burr that he died in a few
hours; the ether saes had a most narrow sad oarprisag
escape. Now of the whereto could assign an MAW for
the socidant, and though cue add there had bossy
some smart
beet sea, another said there was no smug wind at the time.
Nem of the OM bed considered that that wee say danger.
The sesoser said the jury bad loud the meat impartial wa-
nton% manl the mon whose lives would be is danger if
there should ho say segligence, but there did set appear to
kart been any. It might be proper, however, to recommend
tkt sob-oostracter to adopt every mans which could be
alepted to prevent an similar oecurrenee. The jury re-
ignite a verdict of " Accidental death," assompanied by
dr Are reortmeadation.—Newerure Gwent.
WILaIICHOLT CISCOIIeTANC6.—Great anxiety bus.
kom treated in the minds of the relatives end hinds of Mr
Jest Italltresk, the town crier of Ironosa, end a Maid of
W psi kikohell, in oonsequenee of sr armada= beiag
..sacred. the both had perished bylrowaie 11._ It ap-
pear, that having tome bailer to transact at liftmombe,
**two Ron or sail from this port for that Oar on the
easing of Thursday lastin a nillm-boat, or rather, a plea-
sure posht, named the Gipsy. They have sot been beard
of sines their departure. It him been ascertained that they
did sot arrive at Ilfracombe nor at any of the Lea
ports. Indeed sufteient time has elapsed to have enabled
them to write in cue they had been driven to say port in
that county. We fear, therefore, that the groom
for ap-
pals/siding that the boat was swamped, and both pai red,
ale too well founded to admit of a remosable dart.—
Stemma Herwid.