The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-30 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

AMMAN.; Nov. at —Anoutviivorrs. —Mates
alto w Mivivosi ; sad J. G. Y. Holbrook to the
Amoiloolaupso w. H. Clarke to tie Cambridge.

DEPTFORD, Nov. 29.
Lamm or THII Ram—Mew Majesty's steam
senew sloop Rapid, al 1.1 gas ands2l6:o6.6kins weir was
awed in a most antrestal mom id rd Dodr
folliettis atncom mar the or Mc.
arks tbawei ad in resew eAl=
iambic of spottatist, Admial lir
Ocala, c.a, o.lll=lll et Ousswith ;
Hack* R.N., ad caw odious. The swam se
la was pulsated by lrus Ourden, ibruata ilia
Gordan, an! baniastao after Itasettias the Meet was
lowa to trahrieb dasignal, and moved to ths tads for
eseepieillee. Her ellneedeet ate as ,Dhows
tow 181 fat ; nosidad, 160 tat
fa Wets is t 4 _ ; depth held, 16 fast
10 haw r= toss, MB 715-94. Es satament, to
be fmaiatil from alma Anna, wM assist of cat
'-pour, 23 owl, pivot ani, and Mt 30 cwt. 32-poondow
gam

SPORTING.

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The Mew mother aimed the halmeriptie
seedy daterted. No briar.... teammate&

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MEETING Ol MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES.

The ordinary ordinary meeting of the magistracy of the
county of Ifidderem few the consideration of the county
business, wee held
_xesbnday, at the Seesions-house onClertenwell-prese ; POWSALL, Fag., im the chair. There
were about sixty justices present.
The ordinary report of the committee for account. sad
general wee coesidsred. It embraced the report
upon the en jest of the emosers, referred to the commute,
en the leg county . The conusittee reported, as the
rectal, of their 16116 they bad to recommend
to the seed Med they l
sadly, ia Mee dlns, wiashouseged airs the coroners as
, and alloances, odd.
had epos ea average of the led fivew
years' pay-
ments made by thaw, as fellows : Mr. Wakley,
1,7071. 12s. Si per MUM, from the 3latof December next ;
Mr. Smokier, 1,3461. Us. 10d. pee annum ; Yr. Bedford
(Weeinsisider), MIL Gs. 64. ; and Mr. W. J. Payne (Duchy
of uneasier 441. 7s. 9d. per annum. This warn ander the
ad 23 and 24 Viet. esp. 116, authorising the magistrate to
apse with the moor for payment by eddy Ourteed of
Ue feseut? signairst could be entered into, 1;21E11 tO
ille=g. Word attended ttooark-7a said
with the terms offered, and Yr. Watley
OW Mid appeal to a higher authority; and he could
sm~rttlr' la as se unfortsuiste circumstance that the
lad been referred to the committee of amounts, and
net to • anemeMliss ad hostile to the oorocars.
Mr. Mametnan sad Mr. Lorain ma to order said ob-
mud tlmt, by the panniesion of the court, the coroners smelt
premed oat of courtesy to state their objections to the offers
made, het to impugn the dinastion of the conunithe who
were the deledinne of the county pure, and the protectors
of Um inturede of the ratepayers.
The 0&114111111 rid the committee consisted of every ma-
ttte OiCinii•6oo, the matter bad been fully come-
ad lin imeekatiou arrived at reported to the full
court and eemmemdeated to the coroners. They had only to
sey_wheder th 4 weed to the terms offered or not.
The three drama, through Mr. Wakley, said they did
eireck is fed they sash said so personally, sod then
-ised reports from the prisons were brought op and
_ _

The fire whisk reenstly took place at Cold Bath-fields
PAWN wee refereed tie It was caused by one of the main
berm, width bed been in use some 61) years and was
charred, igen* from a one of one of the furnaces. The
whole at thepilkasers' clothes, except one sui were de-
stroyed or aid. as the primness were
they. were su • with clothes of a cheap deacriptice ;
but in some meet ounennation is money bad been made,
as the friends of the prisoners bad fogad fresh clothes, but
the committee, though nut legally liable, had thought it but
mere worldly Justice to replace that which the primmers had
been deprived et,
The 4:1111111•11, pennant to notice, called the attention
of the court to the desirability of all the sittings of the
court for criminal and comity business being held at Clerkeu-
well, that the flemiciaaboute bee been altered and im-
proved, to west the regeirenneta and convenisece of the
public, the )urers, aad the proteatioa. This week referable
to the appointment of the session. for 1661.
The Aseurranr-tlenen mid it would be a matter of
indiffenece to his when the court sat, but he felt it his
duty to say that the moving shout o the court from
Clerksewell to Westminster was attended with a greet deal
of ineenvesienos. H., therefore, moved that the •11118101111
he held at Clertentwell. In the term. of the chairman's
adios, the appeals would be beard at the Guildhall, West-
made!, as herstefern.

—dlioiSoic7sOiod, sod ultiossiely tits cooties woo
carried.

reecwormadation ot the committee of the Rouse
at Correction. Cold Ileth,deldi, en atklitiou of Wig. a year
WM mode to the allory cd the Governor, Captain Colvill.
repot mks prooostod from the committee on the
sad erfoomod ot the Seemonehonse, from
which it smeared that the cost had been 13,700 f. ; and
berwat praise wee given to the architect for the way in which
had d out the works.

SHIPHRIEZZ ON THZ IRISH AND Nossout Coast*
Cohere, County Wexford, Noe. 2h : The ship Lydia, 43 bank
from Liverisiol to Monte Video, was wrecked this morning
diaries a !Moog gale of wind from the eastward and heavy
sea between the Nadriirater Bank aad Morris Castle. The
lifeboat of the National Lifeboat lastitutios, at Came, had
been got out to resider every sissidance, but it was found
impracticable tome tier on the oecasiuo, either from the.
distance of the wreck from the station, or from its prosiasity
to the rocks. Fortunately sismosa of the ship's crew were
saved by the rocket. Apparatus, but three men unhappily
lost their lives by telnag to tli• ship's boat. The ship had
been knocking about the banks two days previously, but
had never hoisted any signals for help, otherwise the very
large lifeboat, which the Notional Lifeboat Institution has
atWexfool, might have been towed out by • steamer, and
have been instrument' la saving this reinitiate ship, and the
three men who =fortunately perished through this die.
aster.—Arklow, Nov. 28 : The schooner Alm, of Career-
yen, was observed yesterday evening In • perilous padding
'in Arklow Roads, during • heavy gide from N.E The
boat of the National Lifeboat Institution was immediately
got out, and her crew kept watching all night, as there
would be no time left if the vessel had broken adrift in the
course of the tempestuous night. Luckily the schooner
weathered oat the gale.—Yarmouth, Nov. 28: A
brig, supposed to have been the Onatent, of Haitiepool,
missed stip, and got on the Barber Bead, on the Vtith inst.
when it was blowing strong, and thick with rain. The hags
lifeboat at Yarmouth, belonging to the National Lifeboat
Inetitetiou, was immediately launched, ad proceeded to
the spot, but the brig being in ballast scoured over thessad,
visa she at once let go both anchors between the mad
and the main. A steam tug immediately afterwards took
her in tow a abort distance. She afterwards proceeded os
bei=nre err CoLLIZILe? STRINZ Ilf Till WEST
eollieff.otrire In the miming districts of
Ardsley, Morley, e, Drighlingtoo, Mantel, Chun
well, and Barkenshaw, are under notice from the Miners'
Crites that, if an adverse, of 10 per mak on their wages be
not conceded by this arising (Friday), all the workmen em-
ployed at the pits in these districts will strike work.
Within tour yams the 1111146/1 have yielded an adverse. to
' the extent of 26 per cent. Au interview has already taken
place betimes the matters and the delamtris of
the union. The masters expressed their confidence that
in the present state of trade in the Leeds and
Bradford diarists they would be unable to yield an
Memoir. The delegates held out fur the advance, alleging
that, iu their opium, the masters had only to ask for so
advance in the pia of coal to obtain It. One ebaricter•
aide feature of the meting was the free emaciation, on the
pert of the delegates, of communistic meta:omits. Some of
the delegates avowed that the workmen did not get
• fair share of the profits 'rising from the em-
ployment of capital, and ought to have that
share. The meeting terminated without any amine.
meet, the masters being of opinion that they could not seek
en *demos in the prima of coal, and would be obliged to re-
suit the demand and clues their pita. U the man do not
give way the whole mining population ia the district will
be under strike in the course of a few days.
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