The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-28 00:00:00

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FORSIGN-OPPICS, Dec. 26.—The Qneen has been
approve of M. Jule* de Planelll as Consul at
Ketrac to
Newcastle for his Majesty the Emperor of the French.—
Grath.
FOREIGN-OPPICE, DEC. 27.—The Queen has been
approve of Mr. Herman Stolterfcht se Count at
tverasiit to
ol for the Free Hesaeatic City of Lubeck.—Gazette.
THE COLLISIONS IN THE CHANNEL.—In the notions
whisk appeared of the golifaion between the steamship Lyea
sad the schooner SweethEart, when off the Mull of Gel away
mu Saturday morning, it has been omitted to mention the
friendly service rend.red to the former by Captain Jones, of
the Welsh schooner Petit Louis, and for which be recedes&
the cameo thanks of Captain Wheeler of the Lyra. The
Petit Icicle, which was proceeding from Plymouth to Gim-
py, wee runeu.g up from the southward point of the Isle of
Men to Cornwell Print when the steamer Lyra was observed
with signal, of diarear. The schooner ruffed cip to bar under
her lee, when Captain Wheeler asked Captain Jones to heave
to, which the latter did, end kept with the steamer for about
tluerquartees of an hoar. Shortly afterwards the barque
Patience hoes to on the windward of the Lyn, and she being
the larger vessel, the eteamer's bests were got out, and her
passengers all transferred to the barque, as previously re-
corded. The schooner which came into collision with the
s. s. Thetis on Sunday morning, off Culebra's, was the
}treater, not Brightly, as given yesterdays—North British
Daily Mad.
SHOCKING DEATH 07 A FARMER AT WORCESIMR.
—A shocktog accident occurred at the Worcester Corn Ex-
change on Saturday evening last, which unfortunately re-
sulted in the death of Mr. June*, a farmer raiding at Teethe-
bury, sad a regular frequenter of Ibsen:lenge. In front of
the building there is a cornice, which rune elem."; the whole
length ; this is camoosed of bricks and cement, as ea Puna-
tion of stone. It is supposed that the recent frost had cracked
the cement, sod that the thaw which commenced on Friday
bad looemed the crocked part. As Mr. Jones war leaving
the exchange at about half-path three o'clock in the afternoon,
a mama of Pricks ant! cement fell, part of which struck him an
this head sad caused sluiced immediate death ; the bricks
falling from a great bright fractured the thomeed skull in a
terrible manner. Medical aid was procured almost lumedl-
Moly, but the poor fellow only lingered for about ten minutes
after the oomarrenor. The demand was litrbly respeeed by
the cern merchants and farmers in and nett Worcester.
AS ABSCONDING PARTNER.—Mr. Manssesh Co-
hen, late reader at the Jewish eynegogue, in this town, has
reported to the police authorities that, on the 19 it Isetent,
Abraham Aaron, hi., partner, left home, taking 3501. worth
of gold and silver watcher, gold chafer, and articles ofjewei-
Lary, tee property of the firm. A letter was received from
him on Saturday, stating that he wee bound fee San Fran-
cisco, and directirg any commuoioation for him so be ad-
dissecd to that tows. He is about twenty-two years of see,
and ?tertian ry birth. Mr. Cohen offers a revert' of 504
for hie apprehenaion. Hs is farther charted with stealing a
gold water, value 6/. 10e., and • warrant has boon taken out
against him on this charge.— WolverhemptonChroriek.
ALLEGED BRIBERY AT BOLTON.—At the county
court, Lints Bolton, on Friday lest, a cue of alleged bribery
was heard wider the Municipal Act of fart IWltioll. At the
last electric for Bradford ward, Briton, piety aril* ran very
high. Mr. 1). W. Latham was one of the sec weskit conser-
vative cendielate, and it wee sacred by hie opponents that
he was del°. led on the day of election giving a bribe (le) to
• hareem who bad voted for bias. Wittman, having been
I examined, the judge paid that the men to whom the chilling
was given voted in the morphia, while it wee in the after-
noon that the shilling changed halide, either se a hues or as
r gift, end he could not think that it was intended to hers
any improper effe:i upon the voter. The charge mild sot
be unstained. klr. Hall applied for mete, but the incise re.
famed to grant them, remarking that Mr. Latham mast be
anxious simply to vindicate his conduce, and could at,
nothing about the reaoe.—Yescheater Guardian.
A IiAILwaT DIFFICULTY.—Theengine-driTere in
winter, when ALLOW falls heavily, have an enemy to con-
tend with which few people would think of. In driving
through wow of any oonsiderable depth the mow 3CCONSIF
I Mule in :it heap under the engine, the onward motion of
which pri saes the heap epwarde evilest the femme bet,,
, and literally drowns out the fire. This took place • few days
I ago between Arbroath and Guthrie station, and troug'xt the
engine to a stendatill.—afrbroath Gui Se.
A SINGING MousE.—A little mouse has been
caught in the shop of Mrs. Doom thriftier, of :Newmarket,
which sings iu very musical eons :enabling the ....nary and
sometimes the Ilenet. Mr. Bell, the manager if fe blueness,
had frequently beard the little creature singing ender the
ft nor of hie office, and one mottling hurt week it sat In one
corner of the room and whistled revisal pleasing intim:tom of
the feathered tribe, and allowed itself to be taken without
repietance. The little fellow was pat into a snug cage and
placed to the public shop, where he frequently emptier all
OMNI With hi. extraordinary melds.—Bury loot.
SOUTH KENeINGTON MesEuts.—During the wesk
Indies Dec. 24, the visitor. have been as follow.: On Mem-
dsy, Tuaeday, and Sir, urdsy (hoe dqe), 2,97; on Monday
and Tue•day (free evenings), 2.730; on the three nucleon'
days (reireiseint to the public, 6d.). 911; one student.' even-
Big tWoduredey). 133; total, 6,774. From the opening of
the Illnesum, 1.173,096.
ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-INN-ROAD...—
The number of patients relieved at site hospital dining the
week ending Dec. 24 to 2,191, of which 401 were am
our.