The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-31 00:00:00

*ARLBOROUGF-STREET,

Several pntio;;;,;lloiitits."-coere;•f the morales
came to this lout to make the sisal half-yearly declass
tiaras, volunteered their testimony t t the sitting megistrate,
is favour of the °Merle sanded in general of di* immeem
melee of people which ea Thursday sight thronged the
thoroughfares sod the parka. The magi,trae sod the enlist
clerk also declared that they never in their leogtheued es-
perisae• of the conduct allege usembleges witnemed more
peaceable and praiseworthy behaviour. The oaly appear•
as.. of disorderly conduct took pl.ce in Hyde park, about 7
o'eleek,when a party of "roughs" boson pelting decent
persons with clod* of tort Several respectable women
bowleg been thus assaulted, and their benasts and clothes
dammed, a number of gencemen began to rennonattate,
sad or Goan their appeals disregarded, formed themselves
I■tea body sufficiently smug to overawe the deorderlim.
The rosghs," who were recognised by one of the Mars
of this court as prisc-pally from St. Giles's, Seven Dials,
Drury-lase, aid other Irish 'maltase, dispereed with ,ut
further mischief. Thee* were osly three or four trifling
ewes orbit/ Oat of the peace demonstrations yesterday
brought to this court.
Mr. Robert Finney, a medical man living in Pell-mall,
was charged will ndisg furiously down Regent-eases, at
eight o'clock the previous evening, when the street was
crowded with people.
Mr. Bingham said the pace at which the defesdant was
proved to bays ricides aiusg a erowded street might have
bees productive of merlons accidents, and he abtuld there-
fore islet a Ilse of 40e.

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°tors* Barris was fined 10a. for backlog his brougham
into a lady's carriage is Tilnel-street, ha being drank at
dm tine. - - .

Predk. Waller was chatted with amealting Louisa
Spearman.
The complainant said her dress was rather lone, and on
some pima treading on it in the crowd, she nada bold of
a woman's dress nese her, is save herself from felling. The
defeedent, who was with the somas, immediately struck
her a violent blow on the face, and blackened her eyes.
Fined 11 or me mesa.
Robert Matthews was inn 20s. &retaking John Arnold
with hie whip in Regent-attest.
Edward Loney woo remanded ea a charge of bevies
kaornted does wth his van Constable Bathe, who at.
toughed he sheik the reckless geed of the horse, and la so
dense Ind his thrgh broken.
Wan* Kavanagh, a lad, wee Seed 21. 6d. for throwing
turf at tha_paaphe r Ilyde perk.
Thome Hooter, asother lad, was Sued be. for throwirg
sines at Elise Lewes, a cake and sweatiest &aim, nu
knocking nor his basket Is order to scramble for the no-
tion
George Oren, footman In the service of General Caven-
dish, Borlington-garden, was charged with essaulting
George Bram:tat, groom of the chemben.
The compisinnt, • foreigner, maid, in °magnate of the
feetiv.ties of the pennies evasion the servants did not go
to bed uatil very late. As the 1. fondant had not risen at
✓ght o'clock he tried to awakes him first Ay calling to him,
neat by sprinkling big body with a little water, and deafly
by throwing the rest a the water in his fees. This last op
plicate.* reseed the defendant, who jumped oat of bed sad
gave him • blow on the finer.
Mr. Biaghata said it was an assault by law to nrnw water
ever any one, and as the complainant had given the first
provoratioo, the only way in which he oo•14 deal with the
nee wee by binding both puns over to keep the pesos
towards molt ether.

THE Ii

•Meaars. B. Salomon§ and

Boas dui* no to state that the pia star, with flambeau ow
sub side, eshibited at IL Cheepside, should ha.. been at
tribated to tins issued of to the North of Ragland Fife
lasaresas COffiagany, Ile gives Is several papers yesterday.
A PUBLIC TEA PARTY.—The peace was celebrated
at Swathed by, assuget other things, a mucus publish
prosoesise, *ad's( with a tsa.yarty at which s great author
of peach. sat down to *Mc The node of mom, oat the
tea, says the Stamford aliffelitY, WINS souls, is flussafora.
A. issues* era was placed ea toe middle table, from whist'
pipes raa tas length of ilia =argue, end at equal distances
wore tape te draw off the beurep. This was soder the
asaassonsat of Mr. Co*. Tee tables was *pasha aided
by 180 ladies, who 'lured thesselvss emerge booby to
satidy sod gratify Lbws swiss their charge. With the
saWebildrsa, if when 1,200 sot down as the Bost party
to bo eisriad, Um were perfectly sacco.sfal, sad the
javealles left asstasted sad grateful. This status of tae
asitsvtaisuseat was 'lured by Lad, Mary, Lady Victoria
and Laid R. Casil. Per the tee 200 stress of sake were
lthe sad whale was essammed or larded away.
Wg=ril tea wore sob, GM 110 sallies was MR.

Intelligence has reached Bristol of a destructive
explosion of fire-damp at the Ynadavid mine, ore of the en-
tensive collieries °weed by the Governor and Company of
Ct.pper Mitten in England, at Cwmavon, Glantorganshire.
A portion of the mine bad been for a long time in a danger-
ou condition, but unusual precautions against disaster
had been taken by th• proprietors and their agents.
Eirave's latest mine ventilators bad been fixed, and the
men had been liberally supplied with safety lsnthorns and
strictly charged not to enter the workings with any naked
lights. The aeon of the present explosion can only be
sod actors d, but at shout 10 o'cinek in the worship, and at
a time when some silty or seventy bands were at work
in the pit, the men who were working above ground
became eensible that an eipltsion had taken plate. Some
of the men immediately descended the shaft, and found that
the scene of the catastrophe was the big vein, all the men
working in which, twelve in cumber, were killed. Their
names are—Walter Morgan, 26; David King, 26; Hopkin
Hill, 60; David Williams, 19; John Lewis, 30; Hopkin
Williams, 27 ; Jason Even., 21; J. John George, 13; David
Morgan, 19; Henry Griffl,he, 3.5; Thomas Thomas, 41;
and David Thomas, 16. Many of the deceased have left
wives and families, and the deepest distreas has been canted
by the catastrophe /dr. G lbarteon, the manager of the
w.,rke, was early on the epot heeling advice and assistance.
It is a fortunate thing that no more men were in the vein,
as its aides gave terrible indications of the great violence of
the explosion—a very heavy coal cart was completely
"crumpled" up by it.

MINIMUM.
T. M. IL J. Sawa& J. De P. Oran, Maashartee sad
Saa leraseises. 011maliske aserobants-11. Soho&Id and J.
[Hooka lintneer general Maw Radar warehourates —J. F.I"
ewe 3. RIMY. Minister, COMMLNIOII agent.— Y. Hargrave sad W.
Booth, Leeds, Hasa suourdsturers —H. Symons and W. Symons,
Watt Tlter.fteld.atrest, St. Marylohoor, blacksmiths—M. Santa
sod J. Smith. Morley. Tork.hue. cicrli manufacturers—J. Blake aad
J. Coleman, Livertool, flan chandlers—J. Smith, A. Powell. and J.
Doughty, Birmingham, ride barrel makers, Ito tar or regards W. Powell
—J. Drewry and T. itichardeoc, Nevrocale.upos.lyze, stockbrokers —T. Taylor sad G. H. Houghton, Liverpool, coal merchants—J. B.
Barry sad W. Bury. Linda, letterpreso printers—R. Wallis sad T.
Boaderroa. Diatuaurset, Cbeaprios, woollen wsuehouteutoo—l. Bohm sad L. Ifelt, Killell Lynn, timber merchants—R. Warner sad
T. Hall, Leicester. boaters—F. W. R. Jones and S. &Staley, New
Bridesatrast, Blookklare, attoeuripi—J, [Sokoto, P. Holm% H. Holman, Sarah Hohose, worth., L. Holmes, Mary Holmes. and Honsall Holmes. Cartworth, Hepwor.h, Iluddrafteld, Torbehlre, fat ours. so (.r an ugardt Walt Holmes. Martha L. Noise., Mary [Solana,
sod Hannah Holues—L. Warier sad B. Scum., ididdioarg,greot.
Whioehapel, proct•ion dealers—C. V. Julius and B. Hanford, lower
Thameoatreet, City,printera—C. Halsted acdJ. E. Burton, Bradford.
Yorkshire, woolnaplers—Y. D. 813 th eel T. P. Blyta, Beldwai'w.
plaoo. Gray'rion•lane. and South..hatf, P.ddington, plaster of Park
manufacturers—J. Thompaos sod W. Mogen. Nottingham, optimal
—W. Cooper and B Payne, Norwich, surgeons—J. Smith and R.
llictoul, Lath, caulk looker,.

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ButiTCLI SECIIIRSTRATIONS.
Timm JIM, Dumfries, mime, contractor, June 9, at the Mae'
Arms lan, Dumfries.
Jea.a Mon mid anore ILIMLUT, Obetwow, millwrights, June 12, at
t►e Faculty of ?mentor.' If a.l, Glargow,
WILLUM KIAJOIRLT end Yesaoaatr EJIMAIDT.GIaspw. bakers,Juos
at the Globe liet.4 Glasgow.