The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-10 00:00:00

.O minutes to 2 o'clock.

nanall Beal, on visiting
t-t w,,k, treat,::l :01 poor old women of
N.kli.k,ll to ~ :kko, 1,..11 a sovereign t. 5.11.
ren. 71, year, of age and
dre,ls .1 v,,!nuteurs luttl2 boon enruulcl
Lawn, ill the Isle of Wight.
iuk; H NI. --Tile von:I-able Lora 14...n.4113m
arrive at his seat, Brougham Hall, on W.A.
rotu London. We are inforeotal that hi 4
he enjoyment of e‘cellent health, which ha
proved since his return front C.trines.—K,...

PALscc—Besides the fi h• of the ficr-
tectioocnieetPdthis taifctemrd. l'ittir.tttin it
ac3.'e
American life raft, which recently c
will be exhibited.
r friends lis.s been occupying one of h.
week in looking up a few of the " gentk
.aines hare recently figured in our CCIUMDK
till, or r .ther the paltiy, penalty of J. I
hts. In one cane, that of a baker who' ha
ed the lull amount for giving four mine
our-pound loaf, our friend found the .1
noes. Thus it appears that the fines I.
meta, and not on the traders, who elouhl
Lr legitimate profits by dishonest practice
r that we must hare some remedy othe
priNonneent, even for a few days only
iron that no tines have.—aunt/ Lund..

DItiowNED ON LAKE WIN IiEEMEKE.
'Ave to record a very serious and, unfortu
evident which occurred ou the above lak
on Thursday evening last, the nth Angus
.to person who has thus met his untionel
:ng gentleman front Liverpool, named Juba.
irs of age. It seems he only In I iVt4 al
e aft...ream of that 1111, having conic to meek
is naniol Mr. Parkinson. a ho was Sejolltain
is Temperance Hotel. Shortly after his siri
eking some refreshment, he engaged a plea
Mr. Walker, the host, and went out for
ice. Mr. Walker accompanied him, unarms
ace, but when off the Ferry Nal., Mr. Rennet
c a tutu at the oars, and while changing
urpose lie lost his balance and w.ta precept
water. The unfortunate gentleman, how
ininediately caught bold of the edge of th
in that position was told by Mr. Welker
quiet as pnasiblc a,,i+tanCe soap
eat act !maul. Lilt Mr. Mchnutt attempu
licit and in his vain endeavours pulled it 0.
upsetting Mr. Walker into the lake
caught hold of the boat, and cried out hall
but before any help arrived poor Mr. Pau
riseno more. Mr. Walker was fortunat,el,
wing iu the water u near as be could to
item of an hour. News of the lanicntahl
hell !lowness too late for any attempt
~er the body that evening; however, b
turning. P.C. Greenbank, with a num
~ proceeded to drag the lake, but it w
e Maws before they recovered the hod
teem Cocknhott Point and the Ferry Na
. the Parsonage fields. The catastropli
a gloom over the otherwise lively littl
ea,. What makes the accident still tt.
he fact that the young gentleman unl
neral of his father and nudlier about
itainest was to be held by C. G. Thom"
ay) evening.—Kendal Alerrier!r.
I. ON A RAILWAV. 1
ng woman, with a child in her char::
wer a railway crossing at West Hartlepo,
red at the approach of an engine. T.
ind naysd quite terrified at Ai -
b. 4 ru aw, leaving the chill
superintendent Davidson, who was at t
forward to rescue the chill. and iu don
be the switches and he fell across the lit
Melt the engine was travelling. Sever
'out, awl a the enine Ilafgeti over th
Iva aftei wardss everyone felt convinced th
v had occurred, but on further übsery
el that Loth Mr. Davidson :and the Old
ninjured. It aears Mr. Davidson in h'
the chibl, and had rolled over the
I. York HI rub/.
li;i'ist;its.—There must be sornetko
ive of pugnacity in the be.tt of these 0
r. ore than a week past not a .lay h•
ont or more merry mills between th.,'
heulderldtters, either at some sects t'
id,s of New York, or in some aportir.
.r on mine corner of Broadway itselL Th
is is raging. Newspaper reporters rave
rib .roasters, and heavy sickeneri o
'‘i Promontory ; of blows that send t
..tun•nonehoily else*4 throat, that lift th.
b.al
a pins or send the other to grass,
nally of throwing up the sponge. The
xtriusted their vocabulary of slang in des
recent numerous exhibitions of
uPhl
the
self.defence. They are daily isoe
ames destined, perhaps, to be in";
mnals of the P.II, but most at
berth been quite unknown to fame. TM
a a lng supplement a01d...1 to it during
days, thanks to Bob Wade and Tot:
Infant Lawler and John Harms,
n and the Clater Pet, Jemmy Artustreej
Tom Levy and Patsy I Mrvin, Patq 11''
Id, Steve Donnelly and Phil Ale('
and Tom Marney, John Provost and T,lff
elil and Jim Hartegan, Toni
not to mention other muscular beta
drawing each other's claret or freely ,
sir
n honour of the opening millennium of.
Morrissey has fairly fought his war
may not his brother bruisers aspire
tion from interference with their inn
rt of Superintendent Kennedy and his
ter, indeed, swear that they are she;
re
d fear they will main so while the
fur a thousand years.—Yeao York Nee ,'