The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-24 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER

taniddir wheat* a miser force I. to be mind within the I
suety, bet whet the mast allaket masa sty be of carrying
eznetha th• rusandses to that ant which were
=desks the sense of the 'past .riser. I moot
that the damns width ant attired the organisation
dirk • hne sleek eat be allowed to ha smartly noon its
nissisty ael that Its • eneldarablo tale* at Isenthay *weld
be dakepad by the coustry at large whaler by way drew
eat sebsai. ode. voluetail aneeenset, or seal ether sank
as nay wen peihrable. la two parishes to way ewe in-
mediate neighbourhood more than 1001. has bean subscribed
by the tans* fatten end memoirs alone, townie the sot-
plates of the companiet them formed; and I nasal bat Mal
that such patriotic liberality deserves to be net tad resprodstl
to In a similar spirit. I make to doubt that other wines
will, if called an, be ready to display equal zeal. Bat it is
absolutely orowseey to the successful orgsalatioa of any
nth momenta that it should pongee a can* sad meg-
eked brad. each • cent» might astarally be nooand
mitt Is the land-litintitsant of the meaty. My age and k-
drnitits, however, maw h impeeelbh for ne as ufintale
the *emend ham sad onotelbalty whkh then ben
daties would isvohe • end I ham tberelen busied se re-
quest her Majesty's Oarsikelen Msoosint•
who will take Amp dthe while millforyeiss=
the county, whether Weft( l• the mealy or I • vileness,
crape, and who eta seeder aU the pewees at
meted in myna I bete 'townie& Coked Year, a=
Prater, to anthelshe kis ate, red I an happy to my that
he hat consened * de mt. His ingisrinetin tares of a
Smiler nature, and the pram* walk of be position and
character will, I tryst, awe a tern' appeal,
lilt.
by the
county, of this atiodelnaM.— nosalo. NY . yours
very kithfally, " alneintlf.
A. Thausee. Esq., of Busebory.
Cameo of WCounty."
Alter sew diennion a resolution use ameaki, by whin
the redeem Lomond upon themselves am aninennt of 141.
fa the rued am their property. The sopleinunt of Colonel
Frame to the office to which he was enalmniel by Lad
Aberdeen was received with warm apokitn.

SPOR27IG.

READING BTIZPLICHLSES.

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IMPORTANT TO EXCRISIONIIIT ward... 4
to the County Court, at Birmingham, Mewed NNW
an mikes seise the London and Naribllsseira Railway
Company, to recover the oat at if., demsgen esstained by
the plaistiff ender the illhowbg eirenmeences:—The dr
fsedeata edwartleed • trip ow swanks Isla keys Deward-
less mastics to Holybred, ihr a mai Rah lasing s4mimics to ths Great Lola elinmeldp, dem lylng is
Holy heel harbour, sad the pialstiff the Strew et Re
summons) contracted and rui it with the de-
fendant. for the cosiveyases eel dome adtarjs
wagers by the said triwtrais bon Ilimiebed-Inee ie -
bead, and achniesion to the Omsk Boehm Mesissaldven
21m d Octqber, mid se yet dellmsbale Melt
ossinat, that baringthe
towneyed the sod ths three
is=asesegers to Holyhead, Hey wiglesitod, NW, sad
to obtsis edmiesion for the plaintiff end the Owes
odd ether yammer* to the said Great Remora sesamsbig,
whaviby the pielmiff 'nominal great damage by lame timy
imposse, enasysiacts, and ittocarenience. lily. Jackson sim
peered der the plaintiff, and It,. Hotter= for Os de-
Istelmobs. Os the above day plaintiff and WS
MO song with an assistant is the shop, took flew tickets at
the Oldbury !Ration for Holyhead, tor which plaintiff pia
2/, 10s. The tickets were Mated to include adinimies ludo
the sidg ; bat after toeing an hour and a baton the mod, end
petting oat at Holybeml at two o'clock instead of balf-pee
eleven, plaintiff woe told that be could not go aboard that
day is tb• ocaorny'a host,, se the weather was too rough 10
MOMS safety. Pleintilf was, however, told that he might tow
gsge Ca, of the inking boats that were Ironies about if he
liked to do so on lb own reaponsibility, and the company
would pay ;or bemight cane DOwte other day. The plaintiff,
however, did sot do so. It,, Hotter= contended--Qnt,
that sank ticket was • @nerve contract, and that tio;lUs
bean proved, sad therefore that defendent• could not be seed
Ice sus Midas the plaintiff and "three others." Rs also
enstandsd thane centred was bald to be binding when es
sot of God ineervened, such as the gale which commanted
shoat the time abeywnreationod. The summons her*
keen essonded so es to meat the technical objection, his
Hower observed that the company should have Meted the
contiagincies under which they did sot hold themselves
Palle. The jury gave a verdict for 21.105. foe plaintiff, and
it was agreed that 3i. 10a. should tes gins as compensation
tote three other parties . .

AILLANCIIOLYw COLLISION AT BEA. The brig
Cleopatra, of Cokhnter, arrived at Hartlepool is Wedne,
asp, having is board the mew of the screamer Favourite,
lbselabridge, meter, with which rim hod bum in collision oa
the preview treadag. Captain Finch upper,' that shoat
6 p.m., whoa the collidoe occurred, the weather wee very
dirk, with a heavy fall of MOW. The carter etas Favourite
W fee ease Unto previously kept his mewl se doss in to the
Clespetre, that he (Caplets nods) drawled a collision for
some lime, sad on three eataskas called out to the Favourite
togfvs bha a wider berth. Thy request. however, was
W the Cleepatra ran Into the Favourite at the
eterbeerilquesdar. sad carried away both bar ward& The
sew al the gebeaser leaped ea board the brig, sad la the
coafeekla knot • pone bly who wee Ia bed et the line of
the maim The boy was quickly missed, and ate of the
erre treat back as board the schwas', in order to isve
The mama, art knowing that the boy was in bed, and not
lad blue by the cabin firer be eipected, returned to the
brig, that in the darkness sad confusion be had
get is beard an•eee. On reacting the brig again be fossil
that the poor little flow wee net there. The vowels imme-
diately afterwarde parted, and the Favourite drifted away
with bar solitary height. We base not learned whether
she has since beta men. The Cleopatra received coeeklerable
doss...

SHOCKING OCCURRINCE ON BOARD 81111..
RNrarrer, Drc. 29.—latelligeoos from Mazola of the
lath October stoma That the Inch (Austrian brig), with
4,800 bogs ear* from Rio de Jaaeiro to Ssa Fraseiseo,
been found at anchor near the inset, On board there were
only two sailors, hall dead. and two dead bodies hearing
axes of a violent death. A boat with thrs• sailors has
arrived at Sea Bias. It appears that want of water and
the scurvy had made great manes oa board. The Inch is
now at anchor is this port, and will probably procaed it •
short time to Sas Fraiscieco."

SHOCKING SUICIDE. AT SUNDERIAND.—We meat
to have to me.. that a lady of the name of Rob.on, the wile
of • ftwelga captnie, who is at preset on • voysge to China,
died, as it I. betirved, by her owa head, is Tanday rooming.
The brother of the deceased lady, who if also, as we are in-
t dmed, a seafariog man, came home on Monday, and as
Tueedsy malting, .beet half-put nine o'clock, thinking hie
sister remain, d long in her bedroom, knocked at the door,
and not being able to get an answer, went in, and found bet
lying in bed with a deny rah in her amid and in • dying
state. A ras w wee lying by her side, which she le supposed
to have taken to bed with her. Mrs. Robson was .bout 32
years of age, and without children. The occasion of the
deed is a mystery. An inquest wee held on the body yes-
rodaak and a verdict returned that tba deceased contreiged
while in • state of temporary inaanity.—Aegoestie
Otronkfe.

SlNcutsa ACCIDENT AND NARROW ESCAPE.—
About live o'clock ou Wedneeday evening, a hide girl,
about nine pen of age, named Amen. Wide, was pliqtsi
is a passage near to St. Paul's School., Eller-wrest, POW.
diatom. In one corner there stood an old pap, Immediately
under which wee • wall about 19 yarle deep, of which soma
wen water ; bed neither bad been need for a tansidsrable
time. She happened to run up to the pump, when theet:
co stone which vered the well, sad on which she wee d
ing, gave wey, and she fell to the bottom. The akeelnekily
caught in be decent, or she would moat certalaly bays
been killed. Upon risiog to tie serf." she sized las
pumptree, and by ghat tufts. kept bee Ma above tar
water. She celled for help, sad meMmos Wag mewed,
ladder. were let down, but they were all too short, sod It was
three quart... of an hour before .he we. brought out. Her
head was cut and her cheek bruised, but she had unstained
no further injury, beyond the fright and the cold she bad
experienced.

El PLOSIONS or KITCHIN BOILEILS.—There ought
to be a setay-pipe from the baler costumed up the &imam"
higher thea the level of the supply cis and and then con-
ducted out of the chimney to any placeme,
wham the letralse of
sacessive steam weak) he eoticeit. For that purpose It might
be re-conducted to the hitches, where the wimps of stem
would demonstrate to the cook that the water la the boiler
was den/crossly low, and that ohs roust let the Ere go out to
tors the boiler, for an eiploalon could not take place, limply
beams the pipe would act se a safety valve for say wears
that might be generated, aad it could sot be frown up froth
it. vans Maraca is the chimney. The makers of kitchen
boilers an as culpable for putting up their baler, without
these raps wpm es inanutectureth would be for working
their large Millers at their mills vitiated blow-off valves,
which a actually the coadhlon of the meant outlaw of
heave-boilers at prevent, which Mee Wye tow sad a retain
pipe to sod from ,he rimers, where they are liable to be
foss sp. It is not generally kaolin dist the freesitig up
of eves cold water pipes may be prereated by ellowmg the
water to wattle, even in • very mantes Anava, from one of
the tap orarstsatly dation a hard had. it is surprising
what as amount of hard frost is required. N causal a nu-
nine etr-saa. The nort-treerica of tie water of a spring,
however, is sot owing to the mottos eo mud) as to the tem-
perature at which It imam from the earth.— ifewarster
Owerelies‘
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Tea COINHILL i.I43AZIN L —We an informed
that W OM( at Oa Camara Magorate arida N reeetiosed
with cosawerlatioa la oar souca of the Int Ramble, wee
draws by Mr. (kolfripy Ark.* .ad warmed by Mr. Liatea.
Mr. grk.., we under•teati, i• mug sada, sad we maw
Mtaaanafen Y *No to bin.

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stn. Ova•.-716 aterri pliilolllol. oftgeal
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'Jane MA dimik larks:

Rata inuilignue.

Yr. Needbase—Lerd Lobs Rem&
His Hsseir—Thes yess had better sue Lord Joh&
(Istn&ter.) Lard Job M the responsible canaille's's
fa Risked Vim will be so
Mr. Lessind miggested that Wright should boasted who
wee Mr cemmiedeme.
Redd thea=orilickm, of the Boyd lingiseme.
woo
Hie Hamer—Where hat
Delimisne—At Gels*.
Hie Hasour— Then you had bona take out • writ is the
= anal and send it out.
ma not the agent to London. I merely
witnessed the contract which was signed by plaintiff and
Mr. Visit.
Hie Honour (looking at the contract)—Visit is neva-
Wright-4 was Gale the witness. I act es] occasional
agent to the commbeka when they instruct sm. I have
bade when they heed mosey. I have no mosey sow.
Hie Honor—Yea Wright hie disclosed the
Mr. Isistgford—la Medtlee "Mercantile Law," gegrttit,
it is laid down that where an agent in England ante for a
keehrs=pel. shimsh homey disclose his prisolgel, he
is NFL _

His Hamemr—The spat Ma Is Visit.
Mr. Laighsrd—Newl wish to emit dekodent if Lord John
Rmasil lions et the Camisissismses
Deimadent—lie is the English Foreign Minister. The
ism r M. Fantasy, or—
His Hononr—li does not matter.
Mr. Needinsa—The States composing the commission ere
rergrFresno, &Min* Rose* Austria, Lad
ia4. I only wad Lord John Reseed' was a oonatissloser,
beano it Iris anagestad to me at the reemeat.
Els Hamear—The *outran is 0 approved by J. &am,
=al lisemin." Plaintiff must be nominated in this case,
Mr. Needham—l have a good defence on the writs.
Mr. =Never mind the merits. The point of law
to (Or