The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-08 00:00:00

MANSION-HOUSE.

Dann r 0 tut. SW AS 'sought up tit • manta! churl with
lla~ag threatened to kin his witr.
Cathetist Power., tic eomplaiasat, ssid—My hasbaad
paid uo stb nal& to the PULIIIMUSS pastel by tea Imed•hip
vista I cowiplaimod that I was amid ha woald wanks we_
sad Lama% I had • hard life wOh t 4 lad eight
tae.!

The Lout Meyer—Go 0111 with the potent owe.
Coat leleant—Oto lb. 29th of Jaw bo cum upstairs to
me from the cellar with • balk in hie head, sad thin. he
stood tot the Once sad nil, " Now you hairs ao auger
to 11... ra cut your thr oat sad tlass Fit est my
own altercate." Of r maws I was greatly frighlased
at his ri-leaco, sad it wee all eared blouse I
refused to pies his op the who to of the mosey : had from
my p-or eon that wso killed is the Clint war. I had given
him s feral part of It, eat be kept &deltaic day mad sight
till he era It ell, hu. lb .1 would not eel sfy him, end
he her ee.n nalatle.mg me. Dort for the reigh-
boars I alarmed I Moak he would bare seed Ms hails.
The lord only kenos whet I hate 'adored.
The Lord Neer—thee you apprehend gager from his
drakes bald..

CompLouse—No dtabt, ray lord. He Ita• that dewed to
all is • brutes to WI all my goods, sad ha saran ha will
get rid of toe hr Ws owe way.
The drtradaut—flue your bosom?, she pia drunk owl
Dural as ma Sure obc to for ever gort,c bola public-boom
to iribleteboaaa. sod &frail* sae oat of house wad boom
=
was
valy the wiser day I planed my watch sad
Ler aD the money.
The at lothb are mood to the Lord Player that the uaror-
tuaW• wife us. a ...ter aad ladarroua woman, wed led to
tarred •g•iart the calmatty et a thimble blseiguard who
ww. slew kr. k og her &boor.
It fradaat—Let two go, your boson,, sad INTO( hit her
WIC
Lord Mayor—No, you mut go to when alit yin
;curare me good wetwittra te your f owe goo l a aduct.
Der,cdvst —1 east'. get one la the wall.
Committed.

WES! morass.
nt+nnnn•t. CONi.r• T AT CILINIORNE-GAIIDINs.

. .
M. Wsiss.a. al Lase. Natal, 64. Albal.**l,laca, Mr.
Irt.ir,.ch Ararat, 10 Bespatreie, 84. Jaseer, Mr. Ihr-
&art Okras, 16, dUto, sad Mr. Joke SAWA, 36, Deka-

street. et. Jaws's, weer charged with the kl:oriog dit•
graceful conduct at Creaborua sad as the way to the stabs-
klOnee.

It appeared from the evidesos that aboat half-past 11
eft v-k the previous night the prisoners estend the gardens.
Shortly after, the attention of Ste Simpson wee directed to
their inadaet, which we. rather uproarious. Hs spoke to
them, sad eadsavoured to isduts them to leave
the gullets, bat wet usenceessful. Wilson, who
wee stated to have bent the leader of those
who comsat the disturbances on the Derby day, laid hold of
him (Simpson) and got him off the platform. Us then began
dancing before hint sad preven•ed him going slong. Wilson,
with the primmer Beard, then went towards the American bar,
wtarre they were joined by the other two prieoners. There
Wilson took up • chair and poised it in the air. He,
Wilson, then tried to strike Mr. Bishop, the treasurer, with
it, but It was wrenched out of hie hard by one of the weitsre.
Ile, the waiter, was puttied •b rat by Wilson, who
wee masted by two others not in eits•ody. After this
Wilma took the stripes of the waiter's arm, sad
in • meson placed it round his (the waiter's)
throat, sad hedrew It so tightly that the welter wee smarty
emceed. He wee noosed by some pets ors, being partly
intensible. Eventually the police got t igether. and the pef-
ainers were taken into custody and were removed out of
the gardens.
Mr. DI. Mares, the secretary, said that he was spoken to
by Mr. Simpson, who asked him to keep • watch upon the
prisoners, and to endeavour to get theca out of the •
quietly. They all appeared to have been drinkiog. WiMaiTtaild
Baud, on the trey towards the American bar, annoyed several
lakes. One who is not in custody flung Muriel( upon some
shrub.. Wiliam akeijomped over one of die 'blatant'. Hs
met Welsh, who mud hold of Wilier. While he was ha
the custody of the otter, Beard and Smith continued knock-
ing him on his hat.
This wee farther corroboreted by serval other witness,.,
sod it we. further stated by 282 A, that whits he wee saint-
ing to take Wilma to the Manua the other prisoners iater-
fared to prevent his apprehensios. The nth ,le of the evi-
dence wait to show that conaiderable coakaiva prevailed far
above an hoar. .

]l;.filinpsott having stated that Mr. Wilma and Mr.
Beard were both active on the Derby-day, they were seem-
rally held to bail in one security of CU., and Smith and Or
borne in 151. 1111th to appear on a (antra day.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

(IT ismer= ria.smura
WORCESTER MEETLNO.—(THIS DAY.)

COVENTRY STAKE/3. Ab nit Ivs furlong,.

Wantons, Virago e, Man at Arrna, Coronet, iaeridee,
rad RAUSonoma aro ken.

FLYING srAKEs.
Polly Johnson, t by Sir Isaac, Will It so, Speaker,
Boundaway, Cyntbia, Elul* Brenhildm Emblem, Tightfit,
Manuals", and t by ths Cossack are here.
WORCESTER CUP. Osa toile three furlong/.
Timms Candle, Mr. Sykes, Bonrgenia, Abrnn, Misty
Mom, Clydesdale, Mortise, Ennekatn, Master Somerville.
Cynibia, Wanderer, Aecot, Emblem, Scats email, and Daniel
ate hers.
P l ID Foarstv.—Tamt Deer, Oks Eagle, and Paul.
BENTINCE. STAKES. One mile and a quarter.
Jerk Spring, Cynthia, Wanderer, Vigo, Emblem,
Mushroom, and JULIA ase bere.

otaks AasivAL4—T. P. C•,oke, Feaells, Agra, sad
Y. Uow Itcos.

TEE INDIAN QUAIIII.

711 e disaster which betel this vessel while on the
Ffrom Melbourne for Lienwl, with a cargo of wont,
&c. has &treaty bees Melly simasced In the
'et. We now eattjoin themes& al Mr. P. Bytatt, second

"The amident took Sere In lat. 63 8., lee. 149 W , during
a thick fug. Ahem' 1.10 a.m. of Aped 1 it wee his (Mr.
Bynatt's) wanly The captain, ea lathes that the ship hod
ens k, Jumped out of hie cabin and taamethately ordered the
boat lo be lowered down, whoa himself, the chief officer, Mr.
Jose*, *tram of the crew, end two stowaways, prwastagere,
got late the boat and pulled off from the ship about
one hundred yards. Oa maladies the pampa, found the
ship was making no water. Made eigns and hailed
the boat, telling Carats Brewer of the feet that
the ship elm not leaky ; whereupon the boat put back,
end attempts wore made to get to the chip. When coming
=tra back eta tilled and swamped the boat. Im-
y the life buoys and a 'umber of span and ropes
wen throws to the etragglier crew, but to no effret ;
they were all drowsed. Finding himself left In com-
mand of the &hip he or tend all the spars and ripping to
be cot away and cleared, whet' be made op tile mind, for
the party of the 'lip, to bear up for Valparaiso. From
the time of the colitetos the passage wee made in forty days,
ante &serail, speaker and ensiniell. The remainder of the
crayon towel are—Mr. Williams (third mate), floe. Howard
(wren"), Joseph Taylor (A. 8.), Itobort 31.Cleer (A. 8.),
Jobe Anderson (appreciate), Thomas Barrie* (epprentlee),
Heavy Hoyden (apprentice), Joseph Brewer (ordinary),
Charles Pannell (nward), the Doctor, Mr. Prelates (purser),
sad William Wood (rrota). Os tinning at Valparaiso applied
I, the Cosaul for ed rice, and had a survey held on the ship
by the port marvry-r, his ind-tast, and another carpenter,
who report the .tats t f the .hip to be ma Follows
Found the tolerator, Ileuse•beed, upper past of stem sad
&pros ksightheade, heads of II bow timber., seem beams
of topgallant forecastle, and two knees of the mine, hoarse
piece., the whole of the tupgalsut forecastle deck ends, and
part of the deck, peat of the meindeck end*, two main-
deck beans., one besmthook, howeprit hitt', both catheads,
solid work and bulwark round the balm, one Ban anchor
stair, II 11011 stanchion', plates and chess round the top-
walnut forecastle, two skylights, 68 feet of mantel!, 128 feet
of tom illentrail, obi topgallant stanchions, and two gangway
trends, afterpart of toe channel, one chain plate, 30 feet of
motorail batten, 20 het of poop tail, five sockets for iron
entablons round the poop, lost, broken, and otherwise ae-
ortr3yed ; bowsprit and jillbrom, with al the gear and sails
alto-hod, including boerstey, howapeit shroud., guy., and
foremast grate by the deck, with ell yards, ionste, a
'feature and running rigging attache I; mainmast head gone,
also all the masts t wept the mein Tiring, mizen topmast,
&*. ; also two larches's, ore planets, and one binnacle lamp
lost, gig stove, and other damage, & "
The estimate of the este fort rout leg the repaint and the
fifties out of the chip bay not as yet Inen mate out, Lit be
was given to mdentind it would at least amount to 6,0001.