The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-15 00:00:00

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LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1859.

slightly; Robed Graded!, private, gamely ; Wm. Wood
priests, dangerously; George Realltes private, slightly ;
Frederick Colsems, private, slightly ; Edward Haliseoals.
prints slightly; Frederick Davis, ansts, slightly;
CornAskl, pinata severely; William Johan., private, dan-
gerously; R. F. Morris, bugler, dasgerously; George Mi-
ka* private, newly; Wuu.m Blank nivel*, drew-
gaily; William Colt, private, severely ; Charles Cavalier,
eras, dangerously; John Donnell, lase-sergeant, dan-
gerously; George BiCk2l2orl4 private' dangerously; Iwo
Maas, private, severely; James J ohinan, private, Weer-
ady ; John Patewoon, privets, /evenly; William Bra,
rhea wanly ; Hwy Boltb, prints, War-
may ; Johe Doyle, private, severely; Luke Daffy,
prints, severely ; Michael Carrigan, private, se-
verely; Charles Willis, private, diatrously ; Thews
Lary, private, slightly; Jews Reid, private,
'lithely; George L. prints, severely; John Hai sly, tit-
an, merely; Steam Arnett, private, severely; Charles
Reads, prints, esvenly; Michael Rana private
sev'er'ely; Job. Dealing, caporal, severely; Hwy %Wow
pines. slightly; John Mesideld, lance-corpond, sanely ;
John Campbell, private, seventy; William Hordes, private,
slightly; Thomas Gibbons, private, severely; Jamas Cooper,
private, severely; 1. H. Bryan, priests, slightly; Christo-
pher Owe, prints, severely; Henry Tippets, Woes,
sandy; Allred Dewitt, prints, dangerously; Edward
Ewan sergeant, slightly; Thew Jew, pried%
slightly; Jaw Childs, privets, wanly; William Wyllie,
points, slightly; Daniel Paper, private sewely ; Ras
Wahl., private, severely; Jams Webb, prints,
merrily; Jelin Bennett, await, sandy; Jahn
Ikestreet. sorest, slightly ; Jab. Gibbs, pinto
.lightly ; Thanes Frame, coiserargain, sunny;
Jacob Fry, private, severely; Thaws Herbert, prints,
dn-
geroai7; Willies Haas, sergesat, severely; Williams
Welsh, private, wanly ; Hwy John Dyke, private,
evenly ; lase Berra, sergesat, severely; C. J. Chuck'
Add, lance-wporal, wady; Homy Jerrie, prints &sw-
eetly ; Jobe Halley, pirate, flangereeely; This. Etta*.
ass, Flew sinenly; Jews DAMSON, riven, dater-
nay ; Willies Wallas prima, slightly; Hew Walter,
privets, swerely ; JOINS Lastly, pirate, deagareesty ; John
Laden, private, denweasly; Jaws Cliff, pdvatainverdy;
Thews Wyk., private, dengereeely • John Bilby, yens*
slightly; Hwy Eat, private, needy;: George Bolas,
Woroorporal, dingowly; Masai Dees, Werentonl,
diagerowly; Edward Haas, kmassolcal, lervall7
William Foster, private, sanely ; W. J. Delia, 'private,
siverely; Thomas Howard,privete, severely; Gaon Bowman,
prinadsagerously ; &mud Belwr,sweent,enwely; Jibs
Tina private, severely ; Samuel Clirold, prima slightly;
Thaw Baca, privets, slightly; Frederick Mesa hear
ceeporel, sew* ; Michael Heritage, yentas sanely;
William Robed Tilley, sergeant, daSgerosely; Hided
Donovan, trines, eivenly ; WUILa Beare, prints.
nvmdy; Taw Parer, wines, wanly; Merles Getter,
privies, eavestely; Chides Gilles., private, severely; Thaw
Frosts, prints, athtly ; Emanuel Weeks, private, severely ;
Hwy Bollingses, antic, severely; John Goodaild, priests,
severely ; Thanes Dale, private, oeverely; John Harvey,
pirate, slightly; William Taylor, prints, severely; Pala
Carroll, prints, severely; Chain Howe, private, slightly;
Edward Pell, private, slightly ; Joseph Cross, prints,
slightly; Thomas Hertington, sweat, severely; George
Tyler, prints, slightly ; John Evan, private
severely; William Batley, lases-sergeant, slightly;
William Rout, private, slightly; Charles lid`Domild,
earecal, slightly; Thomas Law, private, slightly; James
Will. private, slightly ; Edward Bhrimpton, wines *lightly ;
William Angell, bugler, slightly; George Clerks, private,
slightly; William Tonna, private, slightly; Jews Hill,
private, slightly; Hwy Aldridge, prints, slightly.
CORMOIMAN7.—H. L. Ley, master, slightly; A. Wage,
M.D., surgeon, slightly; G. 8. Pearl, mate, slightly; Jaws
Hardy, cornrow.", since dead; William Gieenibrldge,
A. 8., severely; Jonathan Jollity, A. 8., slightly; James
Raabe, A. 8., slightly; Edward M'Coosel, stoker, slightly ;
Richard Elliott, napery, saes deed; Hoary Meads, ordi-
nary, slightly; Withal Best, ordlowy, severely; George
Ward, private, R.M., severely; William Glover, ordinary,
severely.

rim OBBAZ .148 TERN.

WEYMOUTH, WIDNISDAT.

As May Uwe bees expected, the recent explo-
sion on band the Greet batten has greatly tended to M-
ortar tilD palls aundly to see her. Vienne are Sooting
to Weymouth from all parts, pertinently ham the West et
England, In inch cambers as to teat to the severest manner
the capabilities al the lowa to samatmedats them, and alts-
raker to prechide the poielbtlity of then making any length-
axed stay. Already the winnow venal hr bees viand by
thous:ids IiDOO she him been hare, sad slthosgh large
stosiness leave the wry at Way:am& every half hoot for
the greet ship, sew lying to Perna Bey, sack beet Is
crowded by remegsn whit ms easetently atrie-
fag fa emarsisa miles. In ceder to preset Moamar
Memos ham the ovetarowding of Ms veret, the direr=
have homed a erne nrgently renergail that the Antra
should not extend their stay en Mud mesa theses boat.
Of Nurse this is a regulation which anent be se/sued, but
the wish of the directors ben ben pretty generally eresded
en That portion of the ship In with* the =pinks test
pima hr been haszded round by a three hat hardily to
preset any rens to ft, end as seen es the bailers me Wed
by the seginesem which IVY to be dens to-day, entre steps
will be lam to repair the damage and roomettes' the greed
Woos, white wee Mews to pleas by the tore of the 01110.
den. Le a peraineinery stag ea proceeding with the maim
the moray Item angered ell the asepreere sad Janie
thy amid ley dash heeds upon fa Weymouth, end bar sir
sent Mlandse fel earrienced kande tearer the opmetions.
The week of reliting the saloon and rayledery the hurl will
be rounds' with simeinstocaly, end tt Is expand that in
the sewn of loser via weekethe vessel will be in a condition
to reseed upon her Mal trip.

TSB ADJOVSKID 11111171111 T.
It Vin be remorobered that et the tended= of the evi-
dence_
is ideas et tie 'most teldeh wee opened by Yr. Locks
Lei koo tt vie smogell tbot ea adiatumeet &old
take plea ill Saturday sot, but after the j 101 l impeded
the vassal and bed ezaratead the water casing, the Wahl
of which we. the MOW of death, it was swggeeled that a
would be way distreble that the Loony theuld Ohs place
hernediatoly, lad that as most of the engineers ad others
folenuted we ea board the day should be altered. This
we. doss, cad the coroner undertook to write to Caplets
Retinae, the surveyor general of the Board of Trade, rod
also to Kr. Scott Rook, for the purpose of procuring their
airdrop.

The maser and jou aotordhtgly re.amembled is the
Tows-ball to-day, at 2 et'clock. Mr. Beast Bsetell, and Mr.
Dizendiets litShmer, mem pretreat. Mr. Lem-
toe, sosettor of the comply,an again attended to take
ritinathuszemediags cm f the compsay, tad hlr.
was repremated by his own scab% Mr. New-
man, of the Ina of Temblisid sad Neweess, 6, Bask-build-
lap, Lessies.
The names of the jetty Itag beta calla ow,
Mr.lkett,Reueen,beivre any kraal promedlags took pima,
Meted that he wished to mike as traphmetks rembred stow
eery by the etemanaste which Mr. Lemnos bad mob apes
him abeam* is the last occasion. The test was, he bed ban
salted to Landes astir* upon the Mohr, of the
an he could more both the coroner and the jury.Thretuti
had no desire whatever to avoid the inquiry, but that, ea
the contrary, be was desirous of giving the fullest porible
ezplanation as far as lay In Ms power. He mast ashes
that he wee somewhat surprise:lithe* asy remark should have
bees made upon his abeam by the seitm of the parry.
At the slum time he might my that be was dad diy at
Ilse with the company upon some paints relative to the
lati7laveson—ATl I said, In mly to a question boa the
meow, was that Me. Scott &moil had gone to London,
and wee whim to be present at the inquiry that day. I did
not at sii wish or intend to Imply that Mr. lineseU wanted
to avoid the bigotry.
The Comer said that he had been prevailed to alter the
day to which the Inquest stood adjourned at the suggestion
of souse gthtletnen who said that the bar/airy might be
tetlied, that all persona interested were in Weymouth,
and that it was quite possible to obtain the assiatanos of the
Surveyor-General of the Board of Trade on the pretest oti-
casket. Acomdinely he cossimmiested both with the Booed
of Trade and Mr. Russell. He received telegrams from both
parties, that from the Treasury (atlas that the matter
should be weeded to, and Mr. R='s despatch stating
that he would come down to attend the inquest at once.
This morning he had received a letter from the Board of
Trade using that Captain Robertson could not attend
before Saturday, and under three eireareetenres, considering
bow desirable it was to obtain the &Wotan°, of the Board of
Trade In this moat important investigation, be should ad-
journ the Inquiry to the day originally named. It had been
intimated to him that there was a wise on the port of the
company that their engineer should be examined to-day, bum
they had also heard from Mr. Scott Remit that he and the
company were decidedly at issue upon some points—it was
sot for him (the coroner) to say what these points were—he
thought it would not be tight to take the oviclaaa• either on
one dater the other before the officer from the Board of
Trade was present. Ile felt himself quite justified In asking
both the company and Mr. Scott Rneaell to supply the jury
with all the evidence which would be neessemy for the pow
conduct of the inquiry.
Mr. Newman and Mr. Lerman both Intimated their Wu-
Clitreace.

. Curiens..—Osorgie J. Armytage, midshipman, severely;
Edward Rooker, oapeein wizen top, severely; William Pule
resemer, ordinary, severely; John 'Lilly, ordinary, severely ;
Thames Sykes, ordinary, &lightly ; Isaac Berry, private,
LILA., slightly; Jams Kitchell, private, R.H.A., severelyt,
George Plumbsted, dreamer, slightly.
NIMILOD.-8. Winter Parker, paymaster, ragslightly ;
George Fuller, sailmelter's mate, severely; James Goddard,
A. 8., larceny; Thomas Alder,ordinary, dengerously , Wm.
Lent, ordinary, dangerously; retried North, ordinary, wry
slightly; George Hawes, privets, A.M., severely.
Oroascu.—Jonathan Gale, A. 8., very severely; John
Weldon, ordinary; Charles Dyer, private, R.M., slightly.
HAVOUTY.—thoorge Brand, gunner, slightly; Cherie'
Wolfe, lending seaman, slightly; James Gould, stoker,
slightly; John Bryant, stoker, slightly; Matlthw Neves,
vrdiaary, slightly; Stephen Allen, private, R.M., slightly;
Georg Legg, private, R.M., slightly.
Lin.—W. L. &alley, second master, slightly; John
Page* A. 8., dangerously; George Bridle, A. 8., slightly;
Charles LAW; A. 8., slightly; Thomas Joan, A. 8.,
severely; Cheep Dachas, A. 8., slightly; James Wootridge,
LB., slightly; Jamas Ogden, ordinary, slightly; Charles
Lee, ordinary, severely; Alfred Clameste, ordinary, slightly;
William Moore, mealier, rammely; Jonathan Brazier, private,
8..111., slightly. - -

A juryman said he should like the man who altered the
Mend pipe to attend and be examined.
The Coronet acid that some comments bad bum made with
nekeet to the fastening of the valve at the bottom of the
water casing, and therefore It was important to have the men
who lengthened the pipe, it being Mr. Brenton'. opinion
thtlthecook was screwed In on that OCONIiOII.

Mr. Newman said that the witness should be forthcoming
at the inquiry on Beturdsy.
A Juryman—Mr. Scott Russell, I 'emcee, is aware that
the imputalas is that ths men who lengthened tha stand
pipe screwed in the tap of the water mica, end so left it t
Mr. 8. Russell—Yes, hat I think it will be shown in
evidence that previotu to the sailing of the vessel that cock
was found open. I shall be happy to attend to any intima-
tion from the jury .s to the production of any other •it-

BLlTltitli.-A. J. Burnieron, muter, badly.
Foruar sa.—T boom Btallsed,hoets wain, slightly;
Palate", A. 8., severely ; John Rowe, private, severely.
ICzavarm.—Edward Brown, quartermaster, slightly;
Wdliam Boat, A. 8., severely; J. Chattarton stoker
slightly; Richard Powers, ordinary, severely ; John Bailey,,
ordiaary, slightly; JIM'S Madelry, pleats, R.M., severely.
Brazurro.--J. A. Wilson, aaristent engineer, and clus.
slightly; R. J. &Bide, maistent englnees,prd ohne, slightly ;
Michael Wilby, stoker, slightly; John Theresa A. 8.,

In rMy to mother question from a jorynsen,
Mr. Bmeall raM t Mr. Dixon, the euperintradasg
ster, mold be ready to give evidaiM on Saturday.
Tits Corms—Have you many waverer to Mt, Mr.
Leveson

Mr. Leeson—As the case at pima @tends it appears
close that tualess Mr. Scott Roma puts a different comtrut-
non upon the titre to that which we bays put upon them
saes oldie company's servants ere at all to blame for this
mafortunate calastrophs. At pewit I shall not feel it no-
awry upon the part of the torapsay to call any WitileWS
whatever.

Phillip*, second master, slightly; W. Ryam
gunner, several,; J. Souddrn, quartermaster, slightly; W.
Suasion, stoker, slightly; R. Tookry, stoker, slightly; J.
Johns, A. 8., very severely; W. Duna, A. 8., severely; B.
Bawling, A. 8., slightly; W. Taylor, carpenver's mew,
slightly ; O. Sweatiness, let class boy, *lightly ; W. Pullen,
' private, R.N., severely; C. Wood, private, R.N., slightly.
Jinn.—John Morgue, 3rd clam ;
David O'Brien, stoker, *lightly ; Arthur Townsend, ordi-
sun fitly
liturna.—Richard White, A. 8., *evenly ; Thome'
Button, ordinary, severely.
ROYAL ENOINIZEB.—George Lougley, lieutenant, dee-
protuily ; Andrew Orlg, sergeant, slightly; Jobs McQueen,
corporal, dangerously; Hoary Kirwan, corporal, severely;
Thomas Chaplin, corporal, slightly ; D. Thompson, corporal,
slightly; John Fslinee, sapper, dangerously; Jamie Hu-
amiss, sapper, severely ; John Friggle, sapper, merely ;
Charles Deidge, sapper, severely; John Orifiliba, sapper,
slightly; F. Attwood, sapper, slightly; James Thompson,
aappsh slightly; Thomas Hart, sapper, slightly.

Thu disroor—Oa tits part of this court I as Inform you
that the first witness I shall think it asessiary to summon is
Yr. M.Letussa

Ur. aysocat expla.ned that Ulna gaffe read y to produce
any whams' whom the coroner and jury thought ought to
be mantes& All that he meant to say was that he did not
Intend to volunteer any eridenos. He had endeavoured, and
should asoisavootr, to show that the coetpany were in no way
reopnesitels for this deplorable socidont.
The Coroesr—And I Femme that Mr. Scott Burrell will
endeavour to show that the rerpossibiltty does not rest upon
bun.

Mr. Newsean—Mr. Scott Russell will endeavour to elicit
the whole facts of the ewe.

iir. Itussalllalitilat We wish to know is who was the
man w►e shut the reek which caused the explosion.
The inquire was then formally adjourned until Saturday.

An " Eys Witzete writes to us:—"From the ex.
treats accuracy of your special correspondent's report,
the public will have gained a true and faithful deecrip-
tion of all particulars conoecttd with the first trial
trip of the Great Eastern, and I am therefore reluctant
to add another word to his truthful statements. But so

bar Majegy's ship Champ.kw

mammas were the incidents which occurred during
this appalling explosion that • few circumstances
which came under my Immediate notice rosy
net prove unacceptable to many of your numerous
rides. I *bonfire, without wishing to encroach on your
Ira* lave • melancholy satiefection in forwarding them.
Ness aeon who was engoged on deck near the falling kn-
oll Deceived a moat severe contusion on the face and heed,
mod when taken to the infirmary he was recognised as the
dist and dumb sailor. Poor fellow: he wee so fearfully
shins= that ho appeared tamable of node,
allewdling the particulars of what was going
em mend him on seeing so many of his shipmates brought
Yr imp kelinnary in such a Mete of exhaustion cud ouffert•g,
eml Ist tenor on his mind seemed greater than the injuries
ele He bady. He wail soot attended to, lotions wore applied,
wed be was released from the necessary confinement which
the ether =no= oases required. He had been
Infusol ►y • piece of falling timber while at work
deletig In sees nails to a plank on desk. Os* or two
etre ems at oontusion occurred from similar causes, bat
Awe we as apprehension of any evil remelt swept that of •
Illlstowgerery inconvenience, which time would ready.
Is the um et poor Daniel Boyd, the areinan, hla came was
kopek= tom the first, so ha wee fearfully scalded in the
lower parts of the body ; so much so, that the skin =pew=
to be actually peeled off all round him; end when death had
pat ea sod to his sufferings the corpse nhibPed the
nest Melaka illoatrationa of the effect of death by Mesa
esploslone. Molokai= on these =maims aka often mss

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