The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-28 00:00:00

[STAMPED, Id. ADDMONAL.I

traria, Barna& Yorkshire, farmer—April 7. J. Hereon. Bb.l.
Geld. tailor—April 7. B. Thompson, Sheffield, withesmilh—AprU
7. H. tralee, Mraster, grocer.-ApcU 6. T. Herr, Sanjay,
Carnarronehire, farmer—April It. J. Barracks, aline, Lanca-
shire, tailor —April IA W. W. Horecasele, Brampton. Cumber-
Ss& farmer -April BA J. &use& Bristol, coach bolkier—April
10. J. Salsbury, Uflowash. Derbyshire, brewer—April 6. J.
Straws, Linear, eating-hers keeper—Aril 6. T. Mow,
Unser, agent for the sale et manures.
PARTHIERMII DISSOLVED.
A. H. CUM sad T. Bs& anatraeue—C. IL filmes and J.
Pordred, Birmingham, drapers—J. Taylor, son, and J. Taylor,
Jun, Liverpool and Stan with Lanese., Lroaddre, oat
°Tura—O. Travers and Jackson. Li r
. inkla and Y. Thornton, Harrow-cragliver=
rt. helloes—W. Ross and T. Crowder Om Deck
and Honsierry I ock, Rotherhire, shipeerip,te—c.
C. H. Searle, and H. P. Ted, Bloserberr litooembury,
• aroldror so Ist as regards H. F. Yell . & Houryer and
' W. M WIN; Lheeryryooool, merchants—M. Ridley. W. Patron,
i atiarnd C. Barer, flratban. Uncobashire, &aptness. so far as re-
a M. Ridley—W.Evans.Whiand A- C.
Edwards, Taunton, Bonn, Bomedrapers, A
so far r re-
gards A. C. F.dwarde-0. Mansfield and. A. J. MesesSald,
street. Grey's-Inn-lane, and Tunbridge Wells, buildwa—rHa..
worth and A. Haworth. Harsher* Imseadrine, cotton ramie-
faarren—i. Yielder G. P. Applerrd, J. Jackson, and ft Jack.
son, Waters. Lancashire, cotton spinnere—J. Pennell and W.
Whittle, It ;C upholsterer -T. Radioed and J. crier,-
ham, Sorb -bridtpe-rosi. Oak saloneen -T. Laaet..ll=
B. Rates;'R. and C. J. Pe; Dewsbury, Y
meffiffider so tart an, rept& C. J. loh—C. Barr, S. jar..
B. and J. Hoskin, Dorstrest, Mancherersseare,
SP am regards C. Hoskin-8. Mies and W. A. Ireser, Brij
Bonny, breser—A. Prichard and H. P.
tbe.ldesro j=lip
salters—P. S. Callen and J. Barker, Emcee
brier. .•
Taoxfe soar ftusiersAricaus. •
bon sad Roan! Dom Muomr, ealYa Plihri,
Mark M the 'unity Halle Hirelow..
Osopsz BUCHANAN, Botthlll, Dumonrtre, potato sawallisit,
April 6, it the Elephant Hotel, Dumbarton.
Jogs BOURTOON, Aberdeen, baker, March $l, at the Lemeu
Tree Hotel, Aberdeen.

LORD CILLYBRRILAIR'S 0711C11, BT.
PALLOR. Fiantraiv Z.—Nl:dies is hereby given, that the
Queen will bold courts at Buckingham Palaes on the fol-
lowing days :—Thursday, April 12, llooday, May 14,
at 3 o'clock ; Tuesday, June 19, at 4 o'clock. The lists for
all these courtearenow LardOasatberlain.
COURT M0173.1t1110. —LORD CHAMBIRLAneB
°mon, MARCH 27.—Ordsre for the rourt's golag into
ramming cm Thursday next, the 29th ill*, for her late
Majesty Queen Maria Am** (widow of his late Majesty
King Louis Philippe)—via., the ladies to wear Mark
drams, white gloves, black or white shoes, feathers, sad
fans, pearls, diamonds, at plain gold or silver *manses*
The gentlemen to wear black court dress, with black
swords and buckles. The court to shawl§ the mourn*
on Tharaday, the sth of April next—via., the ladies to
wear black dream, with coloured ribbons, dowersacathers,
and ornamenta, or grey or whits drawer, with black
ribbons, dowers, feathers, and ornaments. Its patina*
to coons* the sante mourning. And on Bundy, the lith
April next, thee** to go oat of mourning.
Downtna-erannr, Manna 24.—The Queen has
bass pleased to appoint Rear-Admiral Charles °
Edward Paley to be administrator of the governmant47ll:
lettlement of Lice, on the western omit of Africa.
Bucnutonsm Ratans, MARCH 24.—Tbe Queen
was this day pleas* to confer the honour of knighthood
upon Francis Grant, Eq., President of the Royal Academy
of Arta
ST. JAMES% PALLOR, MARCH 27.—The Queen has
been pleased to appoint the Rev. Berojamis Marra 00Wiell
RD., oar of her Majesty's inspectors of schools, to be ail
bosomy chaplain in ordinary to her Majesty.
KARLHOROOGH-HOIIBII, MARCH 26.—Her Royal
Highness the Prioress of 'Wales has been pleased to ap-
poiot Hellos Bleosore Charlotte Auguste, Vieoonotem
Walden, to be one of the ladies of the bedchamber is
ordisely to her royal highness, in the mess of Meg Ger-
. trade, Countess de Grey and Ripon, reigned.

DREADFUL BOILER EMPLOSIOR AT LEEDS.

About halt-peat eight o'clock yesterday morning
(we learn from a wood edition of the Leeds Mercury) a
serious accident took place at the Freeload Menge Wake,
Dewsbury-road, Leeds, through the explosion of the
boiler attached to the engine. We regret to state that
though the explosion has not as yet proved fatal to any
one, more than twenty peewee have resolved injuries,
some of them of a very eartoes character. It seems tlud
at the time of the accidriet most of the srortrpeoplowers
absent at their breakfast, but the miaow= and soother
of the workmen were engaged in the boiler-shed, and about
twenty women and girls employed at the place were
breakfasting in an upper room of the warehouse, which
adjoins the engine-house. Just as the engiaeman wee
setting on the engine again to resume work, the boiler ex-
ploded with tremendous force. The noise of the explosion
alarmed the whole neighbourhood, acid the scene of the
accident was speedily thronged by an suited crowd of
people, those who bad relatives in the works besieging the
gates to know what their fate might be. A terrible scene
of rein was presented immediately after the explosion.
The eogine-hove, boiler shed, and two rag-grinding rams,
had almost entirely disappeared, their place being occu-
pied by a heap of smoking bricks and wood-work. The
tall chimney attached to the furnaces bad been rent,
and appeared to be in • dangerous eonditioe, and the
various buildings in the neighbourhood were seriously
shaken and shattered. The worst remit of the accident,
however, remains to be tea We have said that about
twenty girls were breakfastingis an u roompper of the
warehouse. The force of the explosion blew the roof of
this room almost 'nth ely off, and the unfortunate inmates
were half buried in the reins which fell span them, nosy
besides being *otiosely scalded by the water from the
boiler. The damage done was not, however_,_ confiaed
to the immediate neighbourhood of the works. Tbe suede
adjoining were covered with stones throws by the ample,
sloe and one large d square deg half a yard sad throe teehes
Vie was carried a distance of about 150 yards, and fell
upon a horse which w.a standiag in the shaft' of • cart
in Hill's-ye:A breaking its back and killing it instac-
%moonily. Efforts were at once made to rescue the ruder-
Minato people who were in the work. at thetime of the ac-
cident, and with some difiloulty they were got out sad im-
mediately conveyed to the infirmary. Altogether more than
twisty were found to hays bees jointed, but thirteen of
these had received such alight hurts that, after having their
wounds dressed by Mr. Hey, they were able to leave the
institution for their own homes. Eight. however, were so
severely injured that it was neeeseary to retain them in the
infirmary. Their same areas follow :—Ansie Oempbell, scalp
wound, and Wanted arm and leg; Jane Molony, scalp wound;
Mary Moore. lacerated wound of the arm, aed bruise cm
the head (serious) ; Jane Kelly, laoerated wound of the
arm and scalp ; Mary Ferguson, lacerated wooed of the
forehead and bruised chest ; Elisabeth Campbell, !aerated
forehead ; Beojamie Preston, compound fracture of the
left thigh sod severe scalds on the arms and shoulders
(dangerous) ; Samuel Pearson, scalds on the legs and arms.
Preston, the engine man, is the only prime amongst these
injured whose recovery is at present doubtful. Several of
the ethers have, however. suffered way seriously. We may
add that the works belong to Mr. Mathias Shoed, and that
the boiler which exploded was of 40-hone power. About
five feet of the top of the boiler has been stripped off by
the fore. of the explosion as if it bad been s piece of
paper.

FITELSAL OF THE EARL OF HARRTEGTO/P.--The
interment of Seymour Sydney Hyde Sunhope, elzth Ben
Elarriagtoo, took place stßlveston Church. in the family
veldt, on Friday, the 16th lost. The body arrived at Elver
ton Castle on the previous evening. from Harrington Rouse,
Kensington Palace-gardens (the residence of his mother,
Elizabeth, °poetess of Harriegtoa), where It had bee;
brought a few days before from Cerium sander the charge
of bis attached and faithful valet, Elliott. The premature
death of the young earl b.c cast a deep gloom over the
whole neighbourhood. where he was greatly beloved, and
where his memory will be loog cherished. Far months tt had
been the earnest prayer of big free& end tweets that his
health might be restored, sod that he slight return to live
among them, and realise their fond hopes that he would
be a good neighbour and kind landlord. They had watched
him from early boyhood, cod be bad gained their affec-
tion, as was manifest from the grief displayed by the
numerous attendants at his lineal, the arrenseessat of
which wee condocted by Mr. W. Stoeken. 1, Parksids.
Hyde-park-oorner. Mr. Win. Barren bore the late Mars
coronet upon a crimson velvet cushion. The burial sr-
vice was read by MI. Rev. E Poole, of divaason, assisted
by the Hon. and Rev. 0. Walosgbby. rector of Wool-
lame. The body was earned by old labourers on the
estate, the pall-bearers befog Lord Noethiviek„ the 800.
T. Wynn, Mr. Ewald Smith, Mr. Josiah Lewis, Rev.
Chas. 0. Anderson, and Mr. W. Cm
Elisbeth,
Countess of Harrington, the late saes mother, attended as
Ode, moonier, semsenunied by beg son.la-law, Mr. B. S.
Chandse-Pole, el Radbooree Mali, he this onety ; the
Lad, Ames Chandos-Pole, tbs late earl's oldest sister. eid
General Stanhope, Mr. William Mundy, Kr. N. C. Cur:
son. Mr. William r
Mr. Arthur Wilson, M.D., Be'.
William Sutcliffe, Mr. William Rend, bed other tadoessre
followed ; the melaseholy pressen= betas dosed=
isithied eerrants of the late earl. The Doke if
the Sal
et Chesterfield, Yr. Charles Rumen Stanhope,
Mr. J. Smith Bent' and his brother, the Rev. Samuel
Hey, the Rev. M. B. Scott, end others amid not based
throne' en emission is the ism* el es isellstiosa—
,Derbeefsire Albeertimr.
DOWN an) Moque:us IlLtua.--Suzr, Mims
X.—Tbe ROA. from Bombay, arrived hem at 2 a.m. to-
day. The puffs*, from Mauritius, arrived at 7 p.m. oft the
241 Whin&

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TELEGRAPHIC INTkrJ4IGENCE.

Werna's muse Lug
AMERICA.

The Inman steamship City of New York, from
New York on the 17th inst., arrived at Queenstown
at 6 p.m. yesterday, with 138 passengers and
83,099 doss. in specie. She landed seven passen-
gers, and proceeded for Liverpool at 6.16 p.m.

(Per the City of Now York.)

NEW TOM, Kis= 17. Moturnro.
It is stated that 10,000 . troops axe shortly ex-
pected at Halifax from Efigland, and that they will
be marched from that city to New Brunswick.
♦ public meeting has been held at New York
with the object of organising a Fenian naval
brigade. No important persons were present at the
meeting. An Anti-Fenian league has been formed
in New York.

Mr. Stewart hawintoodueed resolutions in the
Senate prevention conditions for the admission of
South/me repeverostotbree le Poegrese. These reso-
laicise, which hiie been referred to the reocoutrue.
tion oommittes, suggest the adoption by the Southern
States of the constitutional amendment giving the

negro'. equal civil and political privilege; with the
whites, including the suffrage. The Southern
States should also repudiate the rebel debt, as welt
as claims on account of the emancipation of slaves.
The resolutions recommend that when these terms
are complied with a general amnesty of all those
engaged in the rebellion should be declared.
Thos Equate has refused to admit Colorado terri-
tory as a State.
The republicans have carried the New Hampshire
election.
The republican members of CongiceisdicicateMr.
Johnson's policy, and have held a mating, at which
it wee resolved to organise their party in order to
support their views, and also to petition the Presi-
dent to remove Mr. Stanton and Mr. Harlan from
officio. The Indiana democratic convention have
endorsed Mr. Johnson's policy, and denounced
that followed by the Congress.

In the Senate Mr. Sumner has introduced a reso-
lution from the oommittee of foreign affairs, pro.
testing against the transportation to the United
States of persons convicted of crime in Europe.
President Johnson has received Baron Beaulieu,
I the Belgian envoy, upon which occasion mutual
assumes& of friendship were exchanged.
It is reported that 40,000 coloured troops, at
present stationed in the South, will be mustered
out during the next two weeks.
NEW YORK, Yawn 17, Nostrum.
Money abundant. Geld, 1301. Exchange on
London, 1401 ; ditto Paris, 4.14. Stocks firm and
active. New York Centrals, 921 ; Illinois, 118 ;
Erie, 831; 6-90 Bonds, 1031. Cotton dull. Mid-
dling Upland, 404. Flour and wheat declining.
porn steady. Provisions dulL Coffee quiet.
Sugar dull. Molasess, limited demand. Petroleum :
erode, 261 c., beery ; refined, 40c.
The receipts of cotton at New York since the lst
Marsh amount to 28,000 bales.

AUSTRIA&

. ♦ND PBUSSIL
BK&LIN, 2dAsou 27.

The Zeidleriseho Corrapondens of to-day publishes
an article representing the present state of the
Austro-Prussian relations as serious.
It considers that the crisis is far from dimiaidt.
ing, bat is, oa the contrary, becoming more dan-
gerous. The article pinta out that as soon as
Austria had armed her financial position would
compel her to hasten the attack, a circumstasee
which the Prussian government is taking into
serious consideration.

ITALY AND SWITZERLAND.

BERNE. plAwn 27.

The Federal Council, in its reply to the last note
of the Italian Government relative to the projected
Alpine railway, declines to discuss for the present
the question of a subsidy being paid by the Federal
Government.

ROME.

MARSEILLES, /Gam 27.

Advice. received here from Rome to the Roth
inst. annonnos that the senior officer of the Pope's
honseholdestablishment had been exiled upon sus-
picion of having betrayed secrets of state.

SPAIN.

MADRID, *Awe 27...

The Pabellos Nadonai announces that the Mi•
'lister of Fineries hie recommended the Marquis of
Duero as a oandidate for one of the directorships
of the prrjeoted Credit Foncier establishment.

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THE RITMOUBSID ALLIANCE BETWEEN
ITALY AND PRUSSIA.

-
The Florence correspondent of the Avenir Na-
tional, writing on the 24th, says :—" The presence
in Berlin of General Govone, who has been repre-
sented as attending the councils that the generals
are holding, or ought to be bolding, is simply one
of those missions which are connected with a system
of military organisation, and nothing more. Every-
body knows that General La Marmors has always
been an admirer of the Prussian army, and has
himself specially studied its organisation ; and partly
applied his studies to our army. There is nothing
surprising, therefore, if he continues those studies,
especially et a time when there is a talk of effect-
ing the utmost retrenchment in the budget of the
army. The political significance which has been
given to General GOVODO 6 mission has surprised
everybody here, and I should not be astonished if
the minister put an end to it for the time, in order
to show that while sympathising with the policy
of Germany, the Italian government desires never-
theless to preserve the strictest neutrality in the
difference which exists between Prussia and
Austria."

DOWNING-MUT, MARCH 26.—The Queen has
been pleased to appoint Bruce Lcckhart Burnside, Faq., to
be a romber of the emotive oraniell, and Augustus
AdoMiley, Bap , to bee member of Mai legislativo caused
of the Basuto Wanda Her Majesty has also been pleased
to appoint Edward Everard Balmoral', Esq., D.C.L., to
be goveramont soaratary sad ersoisry to the Court of
Policy sod Combined Court for the celosy of British Gnaws.

--Gaete.
Tarim Demme re &mare. —Prhe operative
tailors al BdialinTli, to the somber of about a thousand tom,
oe Meader moronic stanch. in oosemuseas of s didymium
with the masters oo the subject of in Wrests of prices of
mirk, raspeetieg which segotistioes kem Mee is proves,
fee mum Mile time. The shoemakers, SWIM. mil Mime
letilm.sed even policemen, me either oe nisikrom
whisk my
'mean 01
wages, the refusal of ay
mtirTaTZess " onlfornma
DISPITCII me t Bomesv Diaita.—Eioorsamr-
vox, Mance 27.—'71ss Foamier sad Oriental Compsayk
atesmsbip Woos, Osptain Reigns, sailed this sftersome
vie eats zosibi far Mershar Meditereanass, Egypt,
Mos, likmehep,aail Lipper ileepl. She look oat 77 pas.
seepre, sad of fraught 1816 boxes wee* Ice Bomber, value
140,8811.0 m *WA sleeves 166,1110 f. isle Ur silver, 2,0081.
seerseigees seed 7131. le ttdd thrall. eakibso.
tsa
Awake (RiserY Mau.). Clissaisam. hisacit
26.—Tiss Ness& leaves st 8 p.m, out the 26th. Rae may be
expected at iteethamptos se th•Ath.

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