The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-04 00:00:00

11BW SUBMARINE LINES 01' TELBGR4.III

We understand that the manufacture of the new
cable which is to be laid by the Submarine Tel*.
graph Company between Boulogne and Folkestone
will be completed in about a fortnight, when se.
rangementa will be made for its submersion,
with a view to messages being sent through on the
16th of July. It will be about 26 miles in length,
and will have six conducting wires—one of which la
to be devoted solely to the transmission of message*
between the London Stock Exchange and the
Faris Boone. The frequent delays which hue
occurred in the service between Paris and London
involve so vexatious a hindrance to business that the
rumours that obstacles are interposed by the British
government to the present extension of the corn.
parry 's undertaking provoke a good deal of attention,
It might, perhaps, be useful were this point venti.
toted a little in the House of Commons. Were the
sense of the mercantile community taken, its verdict
would assuredly be that the greater the facilities for
communicating with the vast body of our customers
on the Continent the better.

Another important operation about to be carried
out by the Submarine Telegraph Company is the
laying of a telegraphic cable of three wires from
Weybourne, in Norfolk, to Tonning, on the cow of
Denmark. The cable will be 388 miles in length,
330 miles of which are now completed, and are
being coiled on board a steamer lying off the wharf
of Messrs. Glees, Elliot, and Co., at Greenwich.
An offer made by the Submarine Company to let
this cable touch at Heligoland has, thus far, not
been accepted by government, although all official
messages could be transmitted from that island to
England at the trifling cost to the country of 250/.
per annum. The contractors are to complete the
system to Denmark by the end of the present month,
so that the line may be open for public messages by
the middle of July.

A .VYSTBRI CLEABBD UP.

MALTON, THURSDAY RYTURROON,

The most intense excitement wu awakened et
Melton this morning, by a report of the finding of the body
of Mr. Jennings in the river l)erwent. The report was at
first regarded with discredit; it was, however, correct. It
appears that Joseph Bowman, a shepherd in the employ.
meet of Mr. John Bielby, of Ifspersykewhouse about three
miles from Mahon (up the river) was following his avoca-
tion yesterday learning, and when os the banks of the river
saw the body of a man laid across the root of a tree on the
opposite bank. Bowman procured some cord, which he
weighted, and succeeded in drawing the body to the Egger-
sykes aide of the water. Although mealy six mon'he have
elapsed sines the disappearance of Mr. Jennings, the features
of the corpse were easily recognised. Mr. Beilby corn-
eal:infested with the polios at Melton,' when they, together
with the solicitor of the deceased and two surgeons, at
once went to the plane where the body was found. The
body was got out of the water and laid upon the bank, when
it was found to be greatly advanoed in decomposition ; the
clothes also being much torn and roomed with mud. This
latter eircumetanos indicates that the body has been a keg
period on the bed of the river ; but there was no eppe armee
of any weight having been attached to cause it to remain
under water for so long a time. A Wrote-her was procured,
on which the body was pieced, the exhalations having
by this time become very i ifenaive, and the body itself
very black in colour. Messrs. W. W. T. Colby, sue.
geons, assisted by Superintendent Ord, of tho pore., force,
proceeded to divest deceased of his remaining clothing, in
the pockets of which were found the pipers and rate-books
beloeging to the pariah of Burythorps, but no eche
whatever. The body, so far as the medical men could
diliown, exhibited no sign of violence ; but there were
bruises on one side, which seemed to have been caused by
the root of the tree again which the body wasfound.
Deceased wee earned by relays of men along the bank of
the river to Old Mallon, whore it awaits a coroners Mimes.
A vast crowd had assembled to meet it. The ;man, Bowmen,
of course claims the reward of 501. offered for the recovery
of the holy ; the remaining 601. offered by government
being limited to the proof of the murder. How deceased
really got in the water, especially so many miles up the
stream, is of course a mystery.

TILE Roy. ML SPURGEON'S NEW CHAPEL.—On
Wednesday a specimen of the design for the windows of the
new chapel proposed to be sleeted on an area of ground at
the junction of St. George's and the Kennington-rade,
Surrey, was exhibited upon a portion of the site on which
the sacred editla is proposed to Le erected. The epecirotit
is of the gothic style of architecture.
SUICIDE AT THE LIVERPOOL WORKHOUSE, w=
Margaret Williams, an innate of the Liverpool wirkhouss
destroyed her life on Thursday by precipitating herself from
a window four stories high. Since her admission (on the
23rd Apt il) she hes been In low spirits, chiefly on account of
the condition of her husband, who is at prawn a prisoner is
Kirkdale gaol, charged with so assault upon hid female
child, 8 yeas of age.
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EVICTION INTOAx.—A case has just occurred at
Tinto which has canted great excitement in the neighbour-
hood, and Is deer:gibed in widely different colours by the
catholic and protestant Irish newepaperc It appears that
certain premises In Team belonging to Lord Plunket, the
protestant Bishop of Timm, have been for some time past
occupied by a catholic institution called the Christian
Brothers' Schools. Thopreasisee were held under an ordinary
bishop's lease. The Wm having expired, lard PI unket's agent
took the nitwit steps to recover possession. On the Erothers
refugiog to give up possession the sheriff attempted t) take it,
but was resisted by a crowd of people, and. says Saunders,
"was received with a volley of kenos. Mr. Straiten, the
Bishop's steward, was struck and cut in the head, and other,
also werestenck." A memorial of the inhabitants bee been
presented to Lord Plunket, preying that the lease may be
renewed to the Christian Brethren. The Freeman's Ina, ad
moment. the cue as one of great hardship, end publishes
• bog correspondence between the Brethren and the Bishop',
agent, to which it invites "the attention of the legislating
end the public."
A WEALTHY PAttPlm—A woman named Janet
Brawn, who for &considerable time bad been receiving pares
chial relief, died about • fortnight ago at St. Ninians. Os
marching her house a pass-book was found in which there
wee credit to the extent of 1001. On a further search there
wore found ban! receipts to the extent of 180/., and 161.
lodged in • bank In town—ill all 2961. The proper authm
s have, of course, talons cognisance of the matter.—lforth
British Daily Mail.

NARROW E4CArE..-011 Wednesday last, Y the
10.30 p.m. down train was coming from Ozenholine, on its
way to Kendal, when about a quarter of a mile from
Ownholnse, fa consequence of tlte door flying open, a link
child who was koldng out of the window was thrown foee
ward cm the rails. The mother, in a Vats of alarm, in-
vinetively jumped out after it, and another lady in the
acme carriage was only prevented from following he
esample by being forcibly held back by a gentleman
pameng.r. The train was stopped es soon as possible, and
thy two unfortunates picked up. The child, we are happy
to nay, was found not to have auatained soy injury, except
the viphtest possible Muse, but the shoulder of the mother
wag ditiorated. Mr. Longmire, surgeon of this town, um in-
stoutly sent for, and fortunately happened to be at home.
Strh nasiatanes wee rendered as the mots required, end the
p,rtier, who belong to Preston, were enabled to return thither
by the 1.66 Irsin.—Bitsdal )(crony.
A Cow WITH A WOODEN 1.1/G.—A cow beloog-
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loginlL:. Donn, farmer, of 'trifled Lodge, tear Sethi.
had one of her foes legs broken on Martinmea day La, by
the kick of a horn. The beast was atkaded by a perms
from Itiecoll upto Marcia last, when Mr. Dunn applied to
Mr. Shaw, veterinary surgeon, of Stillingthet, who said that
nothing short of amputation would effect a cure. Mr. Shaw
operated on the 4th of March, she calved a tins calf a week
before, and she brought it up as well sa two lamb. ; and now
that the animal possums the advantage of a wood, n leg, she
has been turned out to vats, and makers a wenderfni shift
for herself.—York Iterold.
Tire Bop DrTT.—We are glad to hear that there
is n•rw almost a eerlsinty that tie same arrangement will be
male as that of last year. On Wednesday the neceaity of
some inch interpretation of the Chancellor's note was laid
before Mr. Prearly the chairman of the board of inland
revenue, and without going into the detail, of the interview.
It wry be sated that there is no doubt but that an ofErtial
weifteetioa bottle above effect will be made in a few days:
Maidstone Jouroat
RUGELEY GREAT Honer: FAIR. This well-
known mart for the sale of hereto has been belt during the
week, and has rivalled, if not excelled, any of its vedette•
sore, both for the number of borate brought into the tows.
and also tor the amount of basins transacted. In oddities
to several foreign purchasers, many dealers, oho hue
attended the Die frr yearn have alor bought largely. The
m• at valuable solute's were purchased on Monday and
Tuesday: the highest price given was for a very leeward
hone, gold by Mr. P. rkin, of L. ncdon, and
which, after pssaleg through two or three dealers'
hands, realised upwards of 2001. Mr. Gethisg, of Newark,
also bleated DM guineas in a purchase, shale tea
no doubt prove remunerative ; sad revere! otter va!tielle
eniur,ls realized vices ranging from 1001 to 160;. each. Tice
demand for troop hones tow been very pert, and anieenle al
this tried, Err both home and (mega service, have bees
eagerly /ought for and high prices g yen. Mat of toe more
valuable horses here beau brought to the elation in cans,
and sent off in the same way after having been fold. Neiliy
2909 rd-clam animals were despatched in this w ey on Wed'
sada, and Thursday evening'. Y.sweday (I ridgy) the
trade slackened ; still a large number of good bone. ebsaged
hands. Today (Saturday) the supply of •` all IC er
pecte4 to be very large, more particularly Srr coin and trek
and Welsh ponie•, which Fee madly brought in droves.
The fair on Monday nett will be of a general character, fa
both homes and able, and, ea that will be the leer
will (lure with what is known as the '• leant* for.
Staffordshire stdoeti.lr.

OHM DAT.)

COURT OF COMMON PLRAti.
Smiogs ac Mai Prim fa MMassaz.—(Befoe Mr. Justice
Croirfirr mad a Conoco Jury.)
MATINS !OR INVALID.,

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In the maw of •ow tried to-day, Mr. Huddkstoa, in
addr.,sing !rho jury, esplaised the mode in which gelatine is
o•sd.. The t.est, be mid, Ira* mode of what ma called
" pre her waste," a pkker teing • thing used in driving the
'Louisa it power-looms. It was nude of buffalo skin
sod the pi.. es coded ts making it were afterwards tumid
into the gt Win which found its way into their soaps, and
is.- strongly recommended by physicians to iaralids. The
psii.nu, Lissome, had not always the good fortune to gat
er•Loine made froze waste plot ea of bald° hide; for as imita-
tion of this ankle wan constructed oat of sheep's trotter.
41,1 parchimat, and waste pietas dent.
Lump is Etoco.—(Befees Lord Chief J swim Cockburn,
sad Judo. Williams, Wills., sad Byte.)
THE /SEC Ot ....HREWSIICRT O. SCOTT AND OTHERS,
Mr. Seejeaot She: remutsd his argument In Imam of the
definclaats this moraine. He again drew that bardthips'
attentiom to the 6th George 1., cap. 29, to whisk this was a
clause • Inch said that oo Earl of nianiersherptheddalhe the
wa re. sad them followed • proviso that tf shy sad shmild
take twain oaths. co' in othw woods, Moms oprotastrint,
hi sigh,. Wan. The am 6 and 7 Viet., cop. 26, espealad the
proviso, and it was tomcods! that the eSset el OM a to
constitnt• Wit
clause so absolute rest:kilos sealant
aliesslies. Huts view of the case was, that the 6thGs.. 1., cap. 29, was passed to enable ihe Illiewthery
family to take Me estates when the gamed law
imposed dimbdity on other esthetics, and that whoa the
rlaw Myosin &Natality was repealed, Um
ate alike Shrewsbury family foli with il. B.
say that the Mends. samovhigg catholic disabilities le Isms
repealed dm 'Mice of the 6th Geo. 1, tap. 10, bet that that
melon was jest se wash goes as then datetat relatilegle the
celibacy of Me clr er se this WOW of Hwy VIII,
which said that but. trod Rome and with Ind wen
wicedery ia the EMIR* of Eighth sieliblihspn The
third pant wasthat the 6th Geo. 1. esp. 10, Eld est mars&
Earl Bertram Arthur hose dims:tease the oats. In
satyrr so thyttrguniest—that Mt 6 Oeo 1. was belosdel to
jut th;IT..? t family
sad Chit ham tat
totrtatiantf NM Ilttabile.l3.
mem kW with it—it was said that this was
a mere private compact, invoicing a coadhkee=whieh
the ammo. timid be enjoyed, which Wel
*MOS by emptiest authority. ThuMarmed sesjeast than
reviewed the state of the law whir the 6 Oeo. 1. pared,
saying that before the revolution masettwas imposed on
catholic. which they might will lab% bet shoe the reds-
tie the policy of the law was Is raw pssssstesl climon.ers
and to subject Rooms Wham So stY yeast disability.
Before the mobilise Ms set efrowswaymistaimed a posi-
tive maimmat OM Ms Moe was bed ales dietch,wlike was
ellislei is illeddies end masons silk but to Os new
aseetapes& the sondes was tat the l'ops led se tesiberity to this
Wilk aril Mary ens Ise . Aarries p.hts
free dr skim el Linden sad Wielliellllt," led MN Wm
be
se se linpidag beep peasidas as those who
is ashes the sada. Tlis I Gee I was on due Wier
the dike dattrielesd palm fifths level, sapper the popish
whigise, he it anted the papists rook midge tide sa-
id% rid that the gweeenset shield bees power to dr
=bee ell• 04, ad the lasses hew doss estate*,
dim sal, airded is bee ea. • did ge in the
palsy of the kw risk plate wham W Ugh Ges. 111., map.
1111, pre& fre peovisedy do spirited pewee et the Pepe
bet mid Ibis ards ali Ad was dr
:61'd. adritla d"
lingewal er rind jariedleddi within
lie realm." Is Mims* ho tide se, Barks rid, . The
either mamas is saw end by the state. Whim eatheles
de =oleic eire reesineset to declaim the Pepe la his ter
Fralizwzr, the kgidatere tiws3ithens m
Oa ar •bd
at
ahem all do seta against vastaassey, but
le wining est eel the 10 Geo. IV. It issetad,
ad for~e e.ndsu of y haft hise, et ths
sI del tide, se oath should be tsmind loaVolirit
mstMlko dillbrast tram that taken by ether subject.; and the
fad arid= add that so oath should hi mewed to embolism
,ost W do off enabling therm to hold es anjoy my cal
et estate, other Meta the oaths tahas by ethic of
lb 's eubircta. After this what Soon could tender
de whbh, until the 6 sad 7 Vic., Ms Earls of Shrews-
key, wen by the 6 Otto. 1, rimstred to take before they
aseld aim ?
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—The Lord ChirtJamks—llmt the 11 and 12 Wm. 111.,
width imposed the imalte. hod bees repealed.
Ssrpisat Shea—Yes, bet other oattm were ombstituted,
though the 10 Geo. IV. rapea/e4 Grua the sabetitutad oath..
Their laudably. were wow askrl to virtually repeal the 10
Gra. IV. as for a. the Shrewsbury finally were eoacentad,
by my*, that I. refrresee to their setatas they Amid take
ao booth from the act.