The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-17 00:00:00

TEE INIORTS OP TEE OARTER.

Sir C. G. Young, Garter Principal King of Arm',
with his assistants, was engaged at the Chapel Royal of St.
George ea Thursday lag la taking down the !maws, swords,
sad other insignia of the deceased Knights of the Garter,
potting up those of the newly-elected Knights (the Bake of
Wellington and the Doke of D.vonshiro), re-arranging the
insignia of nearly all the other Knights over the varicose
stalls. The following is the order of this new errangsmeat :
7 us Sovaltaltirell SIDE. Tun Parser's Siva.
The So "re
The Prince rt. Pence of Wales.
The Duke of Camtwklge.
The King of the Belgians. King of Wartecuberg.
The King of Primela. Napoleon 111.
The King of Sardinia. The Sultan Abdel Medjid
Khan.
Duke of It ue-Meiniogen. Duke of Brunswick.
Duke of Sare-CAurg and Priem Frederick William of '
Gotha. Prussia.
Marpais of Exeter. Duke of Richmond.
Duke of Bucclencb Doke of Sutherland.
Marquis of Lansdowne. Marquis of Salisbury.
Duke of Buckingham. Earl de (hey.
Duke of Cleveland. Marquis Camden.
Marquis of Abereorn. Duke of Bedford.
Marquis of liertfcrd. Marquis of Normsaby.
!Lazio! Clareadoa. Earl of Carlisle.
Duke of Northumberland. Barl noisome.
Earl of Aberdeen. Viscount Granville.
Viscount Palinanton. Duke of Wallington.
Marquia of Woommateo.
Duke of Devonshire.

The battnerandOther regatta of the King of Portugal
have not yet arrived. Tits ldarytis of Exeter is the senior
knight of this wet noble order.

The committee which meets daily at the War-
ofll-e, Pall-mel!, to delft rate on a re-organbation :of the
Commissariat Department, consists of Gement Bir George
Brown. G.C.B. and K. 11., Sir Charlie Trevelyan, H.C.8.,
Mr. Godley, Under Secretary of 8 ate; Major-General
Hawkins, C. 8., Bengal Army; Commissagy General Smith,
C. 8.; Lient.-Colonel Fraser, C. 8., Bombay Army; Sir
Alexander Talked, Colonel M'Murcl.l, Mr. Petrie, Director
of IM Commisesriat Department ; Ilsjor General Watkins,
Males Army ; so! Major-Generel Sir Richard Airey,
K.U.8., and Quartermis,ter-General of the Army.
A royal commission of much importance is ap-
pointed in last night's ria:ettt,.. (or the purpose of inquiring
into the orraniwition of the army at present serving in the
p.p. end under the control sad romegement, of the floe.
East India Company." It consists of the Duke of Cam-
bridge, the Margate of Twreddel,,, Viscount Melville, Sir
G. A. Wetherell, Major-General Haneork. Colonel Tait, the
Secretary for War, Lord Stanley, Sir 11. 0. Smith, Major-
General Montsomaris, and Colonel Burltott.
The members and friends of the Architectural
Museum held their annual meeting in the theatre of the
South Kamer on Museum, on Thursday evening. The at-
rendes°, was ,rowdod and market by a brilliant assemblage
of ladies. The principtd milkers wore Eeit al Grey, presi-
dent, Mr. Beredord Hope, M. l'., Mr. Sett, Mr. Denison,
and Mr. WestneasoU. The whole of We irsasral museum
was thrown open to the visitors.

On Monday the Gentlemen meet the Players at
io play a Mara roateh awl, • o Thursday, Stymy
V. AU Euvlsad 4 t►e issue at the Oval.

lArge scores have been all the fashion amongst
eeic►ettere this year; is the N..rih and Bonth match,
which naishel in favour of the former on Tuesday, Mr. C.
Lane made 'ivy-alas la one inninza f e the SkaUs, and 0.
Parr sad K. C. Tinley fifty-seval and Ifty-three reeve-
lively, for the North.

A further dividend of Is. (making 13..61. in the
road) f. annonnoM 14 the 01 1.1 tuaneqw of the Royal
Entlak Beak, sad the ate of the Ro!uoda at the Beak of
Estileaf haviag boon ;rested to /Ir. ll.rnag tor the 10th,
11th, awl 12111 of August, the payment will beards them on
Pu* day..

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It la, we hear, in contemplation to inaugurate the
wesacipatioa of the Jaye by a greet political basquet. The
literal party reward the Teraticia es a sort of iwatrel ground
hapalck.

PERILS ne THE Peat.—Last night, whilst the
Earl of Ellentiorough wu addreseleg the House of Lords on
the 12th claws of the India Bat a !sortie* M the antamental
work of the ceiling fell with • considerable soles, end caused
• sinmentery inteerwptain of the disonealm. The fragment,
sr/IMb wee of endleinet sir end weight to dominions • ..f
tell en the front *prelim Mark below the pegway,
team the Earl el lbelleers• and Lord Tenselenaore, bat
Bum to Me genre aside lard. whom left bawd It seemed to
ham grant lo
Leatedoorwe, vbs. Mks
of
Ober puns, rowed lo be at Snit menus of Nis mews of
the leekkeik IA his mat and addressed ems WOMB to the
treble lord, doubtless ebb • view of iageklnet windier be bad
bee hurt. Although seem speesbealbs algid amberslly
be entavtained that sows !briber eantigoos• pardon if the
work might give way, the sable earl motioned to occupy the
same seat foe a considerable time. The fragment which Rare
way was • portion of that part of the roof which is inscrthed
with the words, " Dieu et mon Deck," in Gothic characters..
THE INQVIRT AR TO New GOVERNMENT OFFICES.'
Berseford Hope peesented on Tuesday evening the'
=i of the committee appointed on his motion " To otei-
co
the re-cortitorttlon of the F-imign•oftto in connexion
with the rebuildiuz of other offlo. on • uniform plan, doe
repel Ming had to public economy and convenience." We
understand that the committee he, mome,„emted the em.
plorseut of some primmer out of the ',repetition of last
you for that office se the erchltect of she Foreign-office, and
advised that wherever offices should be built hereafter, be
tarried on, on • uniform plea. it M.,. • :presets the opinion,
we are told, w collected from the PVi•ierlee. that, apart from
tions of Wee, the prec.Fel •Vren• ism of Italian and
Gothic ST* pretty equally b tarred.— The Bulld,.r.
IttlirsTr to JUNCTION It tII.IV 't Y.—lf is expected
that the tunnel under Hampstead will be completed by Mar
nest year. The orenpl.tion of tips cork is the memo-o of
the time In which the whole line may he finished.
RAILWAY Tftaenc.—Tne traffic returns of rail-
ways in the United Kingdom published for the weck ending
July 10, amounted to 467.6641,, and for the correepooding
week of last year to 483,4001., shoc,ng • decresse of 1.59401.
The gross receipts for the trier . ways having their
termini in the roetropolla ammin...l for the week ending as
afro,, to 197.2 W , and for ohs rormspoorling week of lea
year to 204.642!., showing a decrease of 7.2971. The decreer
of the London and North. Weeern rsilsay amotettod to
7,8581. ; on the London and Bleck...ill to lOU. ; on the
Lond-m, Brifrbtoa, and South Coes% to 160/.; on the Loudon
end South Western, to 332 ;on the &oil h-Eastern to 7071 •
total, 8,2121. Hut front this mug. he detected 3031., the
Mmes.* on the Omit Nee/here ; and 20W. on the Eastern
Comities; 1,1241. on the Gust Weettrn, having the de-
crease as Move, 7,2871. The receipts ,m the other lines in the
United Kingdom strincusted to 270,22. W . and for the
corresponding mind of 1867, to 278.5110/. ; showing a
decrees, of 8,6.531. in the receipts of them lines ; which
added es the decrease are the metropolitan lines, makes the
the total 11PerMil• 16,2404., se compared with the cormepood-
leg week of 1837.
Harvest it rapidly beoomin; general in the month-
era enneties. We hem w;ater • its and boom and hem
queetitire of whoa' already cat in the neighbourhood from
which we write. Barley does not generally promise to yield
• good sample or a very greet prodom, and all late sown
spring corn has angered morn from the hot mother.—
Gardeners' Chnousielf.

The steamer Prince of Walr.i, 700 tow burdes,
Wane to the Poi& Stunt NarivoiAt Company, h.'
IJrerpnei ea the Mk tag. She will touch at Molars sal
Rio le Jambe.

Ban Ti•DI Ftrlte.—The following is • fetus
etMeMety's eh pe resale employed as the Caw et
Caha to the eeppeerere at the erre trade tram the Stb day
ohms, 1867, with Ike seam of their several rapes's' awl
esamandere, sad cliatiakuishier weest-abipa sad naked.
Gem eaiiing snook : —The Arerber. peiltre. Cm-omen/ter V.
0. leglefird ; the Jasper, elsam-guniv,st.Lintenuit
Pym ; the &Wink Oink Comman.in O. A. Phayre; the
Styx, row, Comeetodee C. Vesey ; eM Forward, Ana-
gunboat, Lkittentst limy Davies ,• the Skittrolt, Memo-
Mhm, IJenteeent J. Murray ; the lemur, .teem-ssehnet,
teZur John D. Scott; the Shrewd, drm, Commander
P. Peel.

MANSION.RO!JSB.
COMAILDLT ASAATILT ON A WOMAN.
Lekl Lary, a Osman Jew, who has for some time pant
followed the monpatkin of journeyman tailor in the City,
was charged with essanking Sarah Collins, and threatening
to do bar grievous bodily harm.
Complainant, a rather goad-looking young woman, stated
that she had foe some time past lived with the prisoner as
his wife, bat had been compelled to quit him at the
commencement of the present month, owing to the harshness
of his temper, and the frequent brutality of hie Maim-pt.
Before elm had left ham many days he euooeeded in finding
out where ehe lodged, aed going to her, he asked her to go
back and live with him again. She refund to do so. upon
which, with much violence of Imiguage, he threatened to
kill bee Were leeg, utilise she &growl to do so, but she still
maintained by/resolution to have nothing further to do with
him. He time waylaid her in the street, where he again put
the ammo qmstbe, and upon her repeating her refusal he
aria threatened to do bee all the injury in his power,
bat as a friend wee with her on that occasion, he
went away without inflicting any injury upon her. •
On Friday, however, he waylaid her once more,
and reciting her in the street by hermit; endeavoured to
prevail on her to go home without meows, and as she raw
by his nervous manner that he had sonic 'Went intenti,e,
she endeavoured to get beyond his reach. Before she c mid
do so, he ettruk at her with nee hand over the chest, end
with the other aimed a blow at her fm o, which wav severely
br d, whale one of his angers loflicted a severe scratch,
wh4rh ext,nded from the cosaer of the eye completely doeit
t, the mouth,

The prumner 'aid the complainant's !statement was entirely
f dee, its be had never threatened or struck her. In fact she
had amattli-d him, and scratched her eye through her own
violence. She wee a bad woman, and he wanted to have
nothing more to do with her.
Several witnesses were called on both sides, whose united
ev,deneo left no doubt as to the truth of the complainant's
statement, sad defendant wall ordered to pay a dna 20e., and
to Gad eocurity for Isle good behaviour for tau months.
A. be bad no bell to offer he wee Ineked up, end will pro-
bably harts to resorts at hard labour for Chelan term 01 ale
months.

WORSHIP-STREET.
PARTY FEELING.
Iliminnh Chapman, a young married woman, was charged
with having on the 15th of Inns last violently assaulted
Itarhail Hammack, a young Dutchwoman.
Complainant stated that while proceeding to her work at
an early hour on the morning M question, she was waylaid
by fourteen or fifteen parsons, among whom wee the de-
fendant, that the latter struck her ri..ilently without the
slightest proyocmion, and sba Irma so maltreated by the
whole of the party as to hare snared wanly up to the
present time.

A e.ntatoble deposed to baring WS complaboant bleeding
(men the head, and two of her eountrywom-n pertinaciously
swore to the matter as she had done with the exceptiow that
one doelarvi not any person but the defendant atraek or
smelted their fries&

Mortar Collier", oiWorship-etreet, said he had attended
the young woman, and found a severe injury on her heed,
which he believed to be consequent upon Wing on some
sharp projection, or by an instrument.
Mr. Beard described the whole off dr se the result of a war
intween the English and Dutch in the lueslity of Spit3l-
- where numerous Hollanders melded. A strong party
tang exiated, but what the muse of quarrel had been he
knew not. The Dutch, how !our, were • complete tat ror to the
neighbourhood, and the alarm of war wee continually bring
sounded. In this instance the complainant had clearly got
the worst of it, not by the bands of his client, bat from
falling against the wheel of a cert.
Evidence of the defendant being a quiet end inoffensive
young person having been given, the magistrate said be
mad not think of convicting her, but be had doubts of her
being wholly bhunefeee In reep•ct to interfering with the
Dullolt, and it should moor be forgotten that it rciounded
to the honour of this constry to squally protect poisons of
other sotiosit, whits woidost amass us.
Dottadant Wend into her own tscognisancos.

THIS NORWICH GRAMMAR SCHOOL. BEPORI
THU MAITTIII OP Till ROLLS —The important scheme
which has low been for some time under consideration, has
at length been finally settled, mud, if wo are tightly inform- d
so to details, the remelt ta a most gratifying triumph for the
local P4iicitilei which this Janne' has °Wen oily advocated.
The balk of the reboots Is uniortaa :en ; the lint of trust 7s,
r3Tiorniitsg twee' y-one gentlemen, Is so nearly as rnsible
timely divided es to politics; end the dissent vs
are repneinvi hs the proportion which they de-
mand 1, and with the liberal churchmen on the
hat wilt secure the rights of confidence from invasion.
We believe that the following will be found T 3 be a correct
list of the incoutee appointed. We have arranged them
atmertling to their politics, either:et we are confident that
an polliieel onntion Mat all likely to disturb their delibere•
tiles —The Very Rev. the Dean, Rev. Chariot Turner, Rev.
G. C. Howse. Sir Samuel Bignold, 0. 'chew. C. Evans, J.
Liege, W, Birkberit, and F. J. Blake • Ile William Fost,r,
0. Springfield, B. Freestone, J. Harwell, D. Dalrymple, R.
Chamberlin, E. Willett, G. Middleton. R. W. Blake, Z. J.
Cahoon, I. 0. Taylor, end the Rev. I. Crompton. The new
mawss will come tato *gentian on the Bth Raged, to which
time the vacation hale been extruded.—Norfolk New.
Loss or LIFE BY DROWNING.—We regret to
record that on Thursday the family of the Rev. Arthur
Davin, of Litcbans, in Norfolk, gad now visiting
at Lowestoft, was plunged into great distress by the
seelleatal drowning, while bathing, of their second son,
Ildesed. a most protnieleg youth of about 14 years of sac
It apposes that the deceased, accompanied by his elder and
pongee heathen, were bathing off KirUey beach near the
spot where the stranded " Caroline " is lying. It is sup-
posed that he went too near that vessel and by some means
biome Wangled. The younger brother raw him in danger,
end gave notice to the elder, who went to his aseistance,
and for some tical held the Indy, but was compelled, In
mist to man hie own life, to relinquish his hold. Further
aid was procured, and the body conveyed to a house does
by, where Dr. Webb sod Dr. Jeffery were in immediate
attendance, but we are song to add that their prompt and
skilful attention could not avail in restoring animation.—
!for AM lrewr.
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.—A rather singular accident
banaaad on Saturday lost tea servant-maid at the Bell inn.
The girl bad occasion to sieve a ly,itle of lemonade, and
went to obtain one from a beeket that stood in the hall. Os
taking one from the basket she accidentally mimed !moths,
of them to fall on the door, a &stenos of only about a foot,
when, owing to its highly efforvescant sate, it
burst with a load report. and • portion of the
bottle, about en inch and • half wide, and four
Inches long, end which was rendered extremely
sberp ty h.ing inclined for 'ball an inch to ea edge, few
op and struck her In the neck, causing the blood to flow la a
large stream from the wound. Medicel assicrance wee im-
mediately called in, and it wee then discovered that en
artery had been cut throegb, and the jugular vein had only
escaped the same Rite by ..boat a quarter of an inch. /terra.
R. and J. H. Cesly immediately mopped the hemorrhage,
sod took up the art" y, and though the girl was rather weak
from the lom of blood, she I. now going on well.—ifylatiory
Norm

CONFESSION OP MVEDEB.—A common soldier in
Jersey hut given himself up u the murderer of hie wile sad
child, by wootbering tbern some yawl since. In Engird.
Re statute that he has hem a clergyman of the English
church. He appears to have received a gawks. education.
VOYAGE OF THE ROYAL GRANTER.—The Liver-
pool and Australian Company's steamer }Ups' Charter, Cap-
tain Taylor. etwountered very unfavourable weather on her
paessee homewards, having to steam against a head-wind.
She was 94 days out, and for 30 dove the pasasegue were on
abort allowance of provisions, their stock having nut out.
Small supplies were obtained from several ship* that were
met with, but for which they would ham bees reduced to
serious straits. The stock of calla, too, was nearly a:-
hunted, and two days before the vessel's arrival here the cap-
tain wee glad to avail himself of a favourable wind and run
into the harbour. On the Tome a coal-laden chip was met
with, on which the mat of the Royal Charter was seat en
booed to obi pta • supply. This, however, was Wooed unless
the sirmar beiskd sew of dieters, which, M enures, would
net halm & The Aged of this deed wee to daft sal-
Qoat HARBOUR REGATTA, JULY 14.—n. follow-
at half-pre 12 kr the Quesa's Cap, value
1010, bolsi %eine MR Rlvan fa this Club :—Vig;tent, 3.
C. Midas, R.C.Y.C. ; Regalia, Thrones Grove., R.T.Y.C.;
Aleassa, J. H. Johnson, R.T.Y.C. ' • Foam, Mein, Langtleld,
R.C.T.C. • Istravagense, Sir P. Shelly, R.Y.C. ; Ghnes.
Major Igaigadd, R.C.Y.C. At half-past 6 pus. they had
art roamed, ad by the Wart intellipenos tbry will ant be
la till 9. Mk dreworia. regatta ball, end *kale ts tha
ewases of skews 'edits sad naval , ffl vro, take Ogee this
evening. The bail gives on board her 111,,1-sty's skip Noe
lot night by Admiral Chats went off wet rucccadally, ant-
wi.betanding the Inclemency of the weather. To-aserrew
the 461. Cep MP that the Glance cams In first for, bat did
not go round the S tag-boat, owing to the latter having broken
away, is to be run for again. A sea ring khocoar race is
oleo to be sailed foe afterwards.