The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-06 00:00:00

Thursday morning, sad the elegise
welt down. There was no ecneen imis,ll4
wesky
gees, bet some of thorn were tryosad leayhallle
two Airs' compeers in the boat. Several ef
mend, and were rioting ready to r, tha
we let away. tut King and Danish um theiael!.%
;Vero pumice. They weat to do as, *lll
wee' to- assist them, and elhi I
esyseed, they both slipped away, sad lose* r
and we got off.
Harris—Did thecapta' retain hkediiiii
Witness—He did. The only time be lave
he told Yrs. Owe& sot top in the boat 8;1Z11
into t 0.,.. Mr. Greet behaved my welt, y f""•11
complimented him oe Ids exertises. Mr. flea
An also exerted themeelvse 4 1
Mr. O'llowd—Did you roootufee Mr. Erode, Is
amosset the piaboopro who exerted thimiehle
W ibises—No.
To Mr. Traill--Tbe. xisnewofforeozPooted
Yoe could en it is testi. foam _

Mr. Traill—How did you feel yourself ! •
Witness (with emotion)—l felt sorrow foe
mother, but I had no fear abort going dock
felt some fear.
To Captain Harris—At 3 o'clock on Wahl*
• weasel utterly rao into oar stern.
The examination of the witness, who is a laid
sixteen year of age, wss then coecloded,
listened to throughout with mud' iotemst.
John King, examined by Mr. O'Dowd-1 east%
on board the Landon. I have been der-teas ism ilrot
On the Moodoy after we left Plymouth I en
lashing CMS oe the poop. On Monday night pal
was blows away. Captain Martin and some of
myself tried to get it Ur, and succeeded in deluge:2!
9 o'clock on Tuesday morning the jib-beat
away, sod we lost the starbosrd cutter ant ppaat7l_
Os Wednesday I fell off the poop and wasAntbW.
sot go as deck after mail half-past eight o'clesb
day morsiog. I was sot on deck whet the tar*
washed away. Whet' came cm deck op Itpaa-7, W
log I did easel the skylight, hut I noticed ths-ap72t
hatch off. The ship was not before the wiad
on deck, except for a few minutes before we left ti
I wee in the starboard Menace when mho was
Captain Martin had given order for the twn' IL
boat shoat an hoer before she ate lowered We ail
we could to save the boat ourselves. maid flag
were lowered we weld carry fifty pasmatwa i WIG
to let go bis fall when the ship went to leeward. I ar
niy fall, but Smith held on his, and the bust elm a:
bow foremost. I was in the watrr about twehe
when a sea washed me up to the rails of Me eppoi
got of board. Smith and I the') proceeded te deg
the port boat, bat no owe would assist us, as tkep
of so use. Smith and I then agreed to go in tbo yip
and we got a beg of bread, a beaker, two bottles of
and two bottle' of eliaapagoe. Moro I get be. th-3.1
I went to Captain Mortis and said. "Copula gip':
you going ie the boat!" He relied, " El,. Lig
lam going to remain ea board, 1 this saber aim;
the room to the nearest land possible. He ea& .gu,
to Bent." I asked how marry OWN, sad h oak 1k
wl
was 190.

Mr. Traill—What makes you inidentand It wY all!
Witmer—From what was told me by the tegigg
barque. We were before the wind for tweety
ware more than ninety miles from land Asa wit
picked up. Our compasses west wrong, as *mitt
eoristsucted far an iron ship. We stewed bg
all night to

'lilies the examfastion of this witness ens anisil
the court aijoureed until this worming.

MR. COBDEN AND THE PEACE scam.

The Secretary of the Peace Society has la*
the following letter in answer to so address arldek fa
body sent to Mrs. Cobden on the death of Mr. Cain:
'• Danford, Yidhont, Jam id, jik
My dear Sir.—l Wino mast of es ars am la
subjects which ere deep and mitered to our Waft *
we mu free ~selves from worldly cares, and al
fitting opportunity to give utterance to the heart% ga
sorrow. This, l admire you, has been the case sir a
in this brortattoe, as in many others, where my reidg I
addresses ought to have been more prompt, to hors
more in accordance with the expresaima .1 bag*
condolence contained in them. The address heath
Paws Society was one that had peculiar claims iimiq
feelings, from the close intimacy sod earnsd esm*
which had always subsisted between my boost***
and that body. He mew, with deep joy, *Wm
of the ultimate triumph of the policy he had aim
advocated, end which your society was assail
to promote. And he indulged is the hem, mi*
sot Utopias, of the dawn of that day *
war shall be no more, sad esti= shall be at pre 14
nation. I beg you will, on the part of myself a* di
dren, convey our earnest attknowWgmesta to the.**
and the members of the Peace Society, for their Wm
dela* and sympathy with us in our great ben**
Pray accept yourself, dear it, the ammo, of gm pat'
esteem and regard for you aa one of my dear barb
most valued friends ; and believe me to remain. anym
cerely yours, C. A. 00=121. —Rev. H. Richard."

MB. GRANTELL, M.P., 419. D 11E1011L
Mr. larsifell, M.P., writes to the Tdernspi:-.
"Is a leading article in the Daily Teleyropi of this
you accuse me of having changed my *Mame oe nits
since the general election, and of having spreads iti
tend* of voting against aa extension of the sera* *
collisions on reform are exactly the same sow es the es
in 1862 and in 1865. I have no Station of wig
against a measure for the extession of the sulk*
If I had changed my **lone, sod waited 61
the morrow of a mend eteetioe to publish my manna
I should fully deserve all you say of me. I differ from Om
members of the liberal party who, both by their semi.
sad votes, caused the rejection of Mr. *SS@ hal lel
year • but I have ever done justice to the
iodncied them frankly to avow their changes of operiss
the eve of a *nerd election, and I hope that if lido*
curved with them I should have folio eed their mask
I agree with you that my opinions on reform may
no consequence to the public at large ; coosequeetly, is*
letter to which you &Beds, I have made so min
of them. The letter in question was moaat to pasta
what I believe to be a very prevalent °pm*, avast,
that useful sad practical liberal meseu, es might=
diesel by alto mptiog to briag in a repetition of a
bad so recently excited feelings of alarm among wig
Liberal members. It was also iateoded to Wig:steamed
tie late election the question of extendieg the atop'
boroughs was not, as in 1859, the point at issue hies
opposing candidates ; coosequeetly that fewer tout/
were distinctly pledged upon the subject. I may *lad
had repeatedly alluded to the existeoee of these
in the path of Reform in my speeches to my cosi**
doriag both my electioes."

IMPROVED INDUSTRIAL DWELLINGS Casual M.--
The half-yearly report of this sompany, to be proselalw
the 10th reek, recommends • dhrkievd at the lite OP
cent. per ssettm, and the appropriation of 266/. to arrow
fond for repairs sod redemption. New buildise oul
coon* of emotion is the City-rood, which will es rtes
date about 72 families, and others are 000.esiyisteid
Greenwich. The whole of the property of au tooffig
comprised is the four estates at Wapping, Smith
Bageigge-wells, sod Hines-cross, is fully oompistallt
occupied, sod a groat desire is shows to obtain admiffm•
whenever any vacancies occur.
RAILWAY AND OMER BILLS IN PARLIANINVe
Mums. Smith sad Free, the examiners upon stash"
order proofs. resumed their sittings yesterday at Mug'
star. The following unopposed petitiosa before Yr. IBM
were declared to have paused steadies orders :—TM Nur
bent sad Darlington Railway, the Mid-liasts Rauh
Pembroke sod Trashy Railway, Cambrian Railways (oo'
buts) Holyhead Waterworks, East Barges Oas sod
Cork Harbour, Great South mud Western Railway, sat°
Manchester Imprewsuiest. Than was soappearuce atoll
is the unopposed Caledonian Railway (a:lesion to larg4
and the Amhara sod Netley Railway. The fusoroklie
titions of the Salisbory sad Yeovil Railway sad the Sox&
bridge Railway were adjourned until tomorrow (Wediu
day). The staadiog orders were complied with is the
cue of the adjourned unopposed petitles of tie
West Bromwich sad Walsall Railway. Hr Prove
-
declared that the ritualist orders bad bees oil"
plied with is the following unopposed yeitions;-7110
Barry Railway (alterotios), Laseashire sod Yorkshire gal
way (extension of time, ko.), West Middlesex Mts.
Loodos sod North Western and Whitehaven Jumbos
Railway Companies, South Staffordshire Railway, Loos*,
Cattle Market, Town Hall, and Improvement; BOA
Gee, Worcester and Birmingham Copal, Amicable life Aw
' swum Society (transfer, he.), Loudon Gas,Bishoe's Crib
Railway, and the Dowopatriok, Dundram, aid New slOh
Railway. The unopposed adjourned petition t f the Yeld
and Denbigh Junction Railway (branches sod deviaticlei
' also pared standing orders. The consideration of the It
posed adjourned petitioes of the Loodon, Brightosis!,
South Coast Railway (Surrey lines), and the Ofw
Western Railway (further powers) was postponed OW*
morrow. The standing orders were declared not to law
hum complied with is the cue of the Solway hauthe
Railway (branches) opposed postpooed petition.
Errs's HOMOEOPATHIC COCOA.—Honmeo.APstite
Praektiosers. and the Medical Prof maim) generally, reeetne'___, Ys
cocoa as Wog the meet healthful of ail beverages. ww.•
doetitne of houtompathy was firs.. introduced lute Mb cid*
there were to be obtalnuecedin=parations of cocoa eitheratimet
to tire the taste or to the stomach the sot was
Walter supplied in the crn • date, or so uuskilfulll wettla►
tared as ea obtain little nodes. J. Epps. of London. liesiP,
petite chemist, was induced in the year 1839 to taro Iffs
ton to this subject, and at length succeeded. with the mi.
of elaborate machinery, In being the first to prods
r tsumatMa
e Y
pure In Its co and so refined by the peliel
it receives is the proems It passes through, as to he °cit...owl I
able to the delicate stomach. For general use, Errs's ...
distinguished as an invigorating. grateful breakfast betel!.
with a delicious aroma Dr. Rawl, In his week. °_,_reeel
its Adulterations," says:—" Coops contains a great warmest
portant nutritive principles : every ingredient aeoeseM7 rna
•"'
growth and sustenance of the body." Again, Ala amp
cocoa stands very much higher than either coffee or tea.
tins:—Two teaspoonfuls of the powder us a Madded?".
filled an with Wiling water or milk. Secured in tipliestibet
and 1 lb. Libelled packets, and sold at la tat Per le" et
graters, confectioners, and chemists.—le Iver.watidd