The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-12 00:00:00

LOSS OF Till MUG STRANGER.

Intelligence has been received of the loss of the
brig Stranger, Captain Cott, of J..rtei. She left Collet*,
Ceylon, on the Ist of May. with a general edge, for Liver-
pool. Shortly after h r depute.* -he met with a seems/be
of vet?, heavy gales, which eatoeil leer to leek. Oa ISe 17. k
of June the leak still increased, when a Mattel Smells:sae
se-oiled the Stranger ; tho sea was totkicg •eoenttlete breech
over her, 6..l:ding ter decks on the. w.nleg to wash the
grew away, who were lashed to the pumps. The slop le•
toured so much that the lath intreso.,,l. and shortly alum
Imola she pumps got choked. From !Lie date down to the
214 the weather had not improved, tied ;hem was then gee
feet of water to, the hold. The Stronger was settling down
by the head, and heellog neat, ..n4 threatening at time@
to cepaire. Her beats had ell teen welshed assay or de-
stroyed, and the tosition of her mptehe and ace
was peahens in the extreme &ill, notwahstande
leg .11 the headships and pole Wens they arl roue
through, they worked the pumps seatfolly. Whes
.parrot all hope had dram tel the a rail li.tre in eight, sad
soon bore done upon th-us. She proved to be the Au.trobs,
of Oldenburg, front L twice for the Hest Indies. There was
then seven feet of water in the Stranger's hold, and the
Australis remahted by her all nigh,. On the following
estorniug, the weather again brodo,ug Ihr...tenth', the ire"'
were transferred with their d uhitig to the Ausna;ii, and
sheerly afterward. C.ptein Cod sod his odious alto abut,
dotted their chip, which had thee Liao feet water In be
hold. The sbendunanest tok plies in lat. 312 S., lulls.
21.62 8., off the Cape of Good Hops. The Auetrella landed
the crew on the islaid of Johnne, tne -4 the Comoro 61D
where the protest R. mode bet tee her Il.jesey'e roc
these. The neat day the captain, hie mate, sad the *pima'
eke (the teuminder of the cre• being kept by the ousel to
be Ideated's' house in as reseed, loading them)
ha the Ana ralia for Hurracine, hut, owing to
'woos weather, lu which Ow aloo sprangleak, she lore
up for Bomber, where she arrived no tne 2wl of May. The
Strenrer was Instead le the Jersey Mutual leserance Wel
for Shipping.

THEATRICALS ♦RD PATINO-STORES.—The Cardif
Guarkara eters that a drmaba.ie cnlc•tainuwst io to tete
place at Pombroka to ratio fonds tut poring that oirett&

SWAMI JAWS NIUL-(71118 D 47)

At a are which took pleas this morning on the
pftll3i/el of Mr. Toehold" • bread red Mama baker, i the
()Mt Weer-rood, Bostliwerk„ astalai pima' had a arrow
.wepe of a Pightfial deal. With oa eaaeptias they
extoller'', rue, edol is genies spec the roof, but nearly
stifled with beet and emote. Thom.. Hall, the otetiatiter
til the Society'. reeve, etatlesedat St. Cisorste aim*
wee inform...l that time wee Mill a ..if. is Ma of the upper
nose. Re at on It pitched hie a la hem at the Mow
me tniktoir, ra Wady emended the emehien end wpm
reaching the twin foaled It ContplalefT a Am sal a Ihmele
who hot come up front the cassesy seseeting Is the Midis at
eta, ey utmost, Waking, of 0.1111111. that OM, Itatilla MUM
be her lat. The cmdooko lamed Mr to rush to the lila.
don. an 1 happily h r brought Yr he gaiety down the Me-
ese of lb. map. Mr. Tollehiss's premises were a bat
deattoyet That lase will 141 upon the Phaisis firwoNoe.
another are weaned I. the Prism Victoria Tam, No.
30, Ernert•streel, itesentwpork. As be the pseelene as.
the .bola of the instate ware 'spend ha the etreataet
danger, and bat It not bees air the aeletssee Mailed by the
poli,• Wears the mows swim{ et hem gem se sight km
wan hare ben writhed. The Ike having bribes sat is
the bar the liewirs beams *shed, sad than the imam
wok • we:olive sweep up the staircases. hale IMF
Wei extend the nest hoses and per through the trap-
door, anf, after walling over ths 'Jot, entered the harem ire
awl sucetwied is pulling out one 1., use set Ws then sight
pcnoss. lhe premises were very awicisity d..y.db dm
and the stock in trade consumed. The same wee lamed
is the Weetvineter The pessalese smehereel 29.
t • out in t-neeneat., and those of Mr. Oddities. No. 31,
arc W wvra ur lama daiwiged either by im or water.

TALZORAPIOADLI AZPADITION.

Colonel Stuffner and a party had mailed from
Boston, Coit, I Stater, M the barque Wyman, city the
object of o irve)ing • new route for • tel,graph cable
to England. He proposes to Start for the Gulf of St.
Lenore, than mast aloe( Use shores of Labrador to
Horoiolo, or about 66 degrees north latitudes, emending
oceoienally to find • deep boy, for the Amertcos ter-
*Mane of his cable. Thrace pass to South Grassland,
mounding there, sad examining the country for an un-
dergrtund line, in case It should be necomary to have
a line olio. Orreolani. Thence the route will reach to
!Mos& where boys will be sourded and shores examined
for load line. The expedition will then go to Faro lolanda,
when the wires will branch, one line running southward to
Scetlead to reach England, the other to Bergen, Norway.
The hero cob!. will be from Lahrador to Greenland, about
500 miles , tram thenoo to Icolond, between 360 .nd 600
miles, according to points touched, from leelond to Faro
lake, 270 noise; from Faro to Scotland, 200 miles; from
Faro to Norway, 300 Whs.

THE DISITIDANCES IN ST. 121011014-1* THE-
-143T.

Yesterday the disgraceful scenes which bars pre-
vailed for so sway west. pas la the parish of Be. Osorges.
go.tne-lain, wising eat of diesenslons, were
mewed. The whole of the services (with the szcoptioa of
Mr. Allies) wane interrupted and leterpolated by temarka
oaths pert of the evagregnioe.
la emulations of the desire uplifted by the Bishop of
Leads. Mat de Sec P. d. Lee should not be allowed
ti Adak,. Mot rogebte serehe of the dome was takessalEci!
wiling to Ws memo expresod desks) by the BIM A l-
aser Harlot Illeobeeeshae, M.A.. We wants of Realm".
Berkshin, and receatly cos of the Welders of the
alisaioe church which has been astalllated by the flay.
&lmi /WC. is Me perisp.
nee eme welds' la the mew In which the Ray. A. H.
Xachesechte perbrsisd the .watt to call for especial
essask. Liks his prederesscw (Ms. Us) ha performed the
service la the choir Naas, bet he wore only the ordinary east-
seats of • chart* of Ragland clergyman. Mr. blachonw
din'. nom etrxe My, was not interrupted, szorpt by
seta• boys is the
The aureola sena, by the Rev. Hugh Alba, con-
cluded with the fallireiag remarks:—" 1 ealast you, the
coegrogaike, to have when the stab.
la ever, as 1 have
dome every Amnia* sines I hare been here to preach. U
1 was right is &Ng thee before I bonen I en mill more
right is dolag It sew, I sisotkestely lobed you this after-
noon, net taly IS own .teener, but en the eseoent of
the Bebop of Wield men who hoc
written • keg Istler,sed bee I, lobe Na whole
wetter Into kb snidereetee, end Gelds It Ihe eta. 1
Impterotilegy,yen, es Me maw be settled la se=
wey. 1 good prot estant', to hove the e
sod to Ist be mply es sees as patirible.
MY appeal. wee net resposisil to, for between 2400 end
titeliesaapersoi: relit N. 4 o'clock service, which Mr.
He was booted and tassetensd se
be tbe alter, sad es he retired he sea mobbed "
sad worpilso awn away frees Mots
la the week( the seine some was romped, although
daring
per Ohs emus of Ws semis the congregation remained les

At lie elute teed biome trete t•e46, sad It wee with dim-
rah, 'bet rhea-cheerier cleared the church.
• B.lk, the imeisitee% wee la stentJaace during the
tanker el the hey.

111 04.11 01 DL 111.111,11111.

It would seems that this authorities at the Homo-
elk* are is mat 7 is Is tin coarse that should be
talus with Cbe termer Nader the partnolar cirenasstanros
of tie ere, sad sot 1.1%; skink Wheaten haa be.. gives
et. what be Well to be hi. nalmeto fate. A goad Islay
perms %ear to thilk that se the fact of hie below re-
prieved searreari/y Implies • arra doubt of hie gnat, the
prialtaf owls to easier • fres pardo• ; bat there is so doer
the orb • rush is quits est of the soe ties. ad it ja •
very rooms peaks Is kiss whine thin to so dotal
that t.O Ott POO serrired by Ile prneser for the eartal
makes to be aseersisd rose of peal servitsde or trier
paten •be ; maw near rarer of this tree
wry to eked Ur are at Coingse, for Ile seseder of hie
wiles the Maori.; airs; tee the murder of hie wile at
Dutra, by r resew end that of lb. storeys Resits, who
sac esavierd st lb. late oasswer seeks of the murder • f
bar bvisbesl by ow* W tbroar. Is all Dna MOM
penestoeyst of death was onenostet ta penal emits& for
hie; nod $1 • Smiler 0111•10 wore Was web reward to DT.
linetintw, It rook be .We is accordance olth tbe pro.
et lest Mt her bees
Accordisi to the pot inrshitienn In the eau of every pri-
sm., why la Maw swam of death, the grern ths
priors is bound to biro prom k chary, yif the csit
are Stead 4-y during linietereel In'en the The
wee dose art•it Dr. tinstinew nail Use steno of the rotrieve.
bs, ekes this We earvediemos has boss says 411, and Ile
power' lo tented as 6.1 erdisary convict. He Iwo se error.
teeny of an,tatiag wish other esisisel., se Horenstmr:
lase rook where be I. cmansard, bet reread, .
few .at. o.iw ah.vaions, Ie offer to carry oat de
sower rye.. of cosirewent, sad be le In .11 m-
ake,. trytuyd as as senisery eves sal. before he was
repo. ••v• 4 by was riard by his heather seder
• opoval way r of the raact.'wtef. 14d h.
sew Wes r any otter rimers would be •iet. 4, at the
timer Ara Ity Ile visiting *Sees, and he te the °sly perm
whir re atm the primmer sire his assertion, incept We
i'w•lY. Mr. Nerkireye, who, oppreo, rely can
hiss
Non es* ateriss.
Tbe pew ke reatients to reek le lb., root 'enter
raw ha skive lad dads'. harem. of al per Wipe a
Is err* las deis of Mir Ilsabst, sot there arisen Is
he yeti huh desk that be le strassly imprrysed with the
Idea Ibis hs Ash seertee • partista Ire whirred s !
reel been to re Baum leerreey, rid r ke of Qom ILIF
SIORIMONIN Yin add list be Maim that be comet pr.'s
irersec Were he hat st Worth Ned d. ch.,. that If
k`. be 'ls' be rill peeve sorra rely that he
• estialy irierst re .be. et slash be ban been els-
irked.

We us regulated to state, for public infortaatioa,
that the Ire strobe to the gnat bell of the Westaiisaber
cloth, uo ant the ga.rt•r chime, ledieatee the beat by
Owned h r•te.o thee. The chimes at the her, mewed, art
third Turtles hula to •ar•ks at these tunes reepuelvely.
Parana. Iberiau the eke k at keg distaaces must essereaber
that the iv 0,4 takes 44 monads to travel • toils.
Mr. Charke Leas pared through Paris lut week,
with pact of hie Crary, t n bit way to Total, .• with the
&at!. tries," says Gel ignom, '• of relvietioa ■ft. r hie 401116
sal leleirleas earapego, sad of varietal Pirstis•lwTosee eat
other air. ate beets* Intereetlep la connexion wire
Ludo X I, a role whisk, wit► Cowiteir's well knows tr.rdely,
Me. Kean Lea realentd as popular is Zealand as U is la

riolorcellist Seligmann a few days ago game n
couteert et Wietl;e4ca, mod obteised so moth sutras that
the Kieft cf iloq.ad, who wee pwww, troteflutt to his, at
hi, met: 100, the demrettoo of the Oahu Crowe.

The OtSit. Slate Journal mentions the manumitting
of 21 men and wofIIPTI, the proverty of the fete Mr.
Phonon Barn. t, of Merklenburr. e,,my Virclails. Only
Hanes of lite then who had served faithfully, and gain were
email& of 'eking ewe at themeelnee, were manumitted.
flame giant lead sad task were work/oil for them.
Mr. Fortune, is a letter to the Washington Con-
atitashw, n•ye w sorwase Is =Wrath:is the tea pleat is
AO2l ik • tur eantedi hie moat earasten. rapiettt7on•. H•
dew ef are the. the let plastatilits In p•r I.fu err • lc.
Why/ adstrelsiy.

IBS BUILLIM LOCZOUT 41411 STAMM
(TEM DAL)

This was the groat day oa which the " lock-out"
or "strike" me ne be settled, but eircumattoces have
occurred to revisit the acootaplOhte. nt of that anticipated
event.

Crowds of workmen gathered around the principal yard.,
bet the result, la which alone the general public are inte-
rlard, may ha Welly stand.

The ;fetes &cumin. t" has been persisted in by Maws.
Oehltr, 'lgen, Kea. Seth graitb, and many inferior
builders. Thal: redetenes bar had this effect, that IVA more
the forty men &testier kers aided tits document. Tide
anialer inabsdes hod' serkety and nori.soolety tern.
Masses. Auburn mad Shaw, Mr. rob, Mr. Alderson,
sad XL limb spud their doors this morning without the
loourat. sad have obtained a large number of mss--S
Met they re costly in till work.

Mr. Closoooce, aswher extol:isle° builder, will opts to•
morrow.

Mews. Trollops have continued open during the whole
time of the general "lock-out." It woe waned that ea
master should ninon work until Mews. Trollops obtained
their fall complement of 400 men. They have now only 160,
a fact which met be regarded to that extent as a coact Won
to the mos.

The dividend declared by the Society last week wee three
e►dtinga a man. Up to the time of our going to prose the
amounts hod tr.t been made up, but it I. oon&lentty elated
that the &mane to to paid to the ass this week will sot be
lees, while subeertyCluest ase cenatently timing to.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
TOIKIZILT.
Falk, Marro OM& wr therged with Urging two
alkalis, far Ihl. 10a. aid 2lt. 10a. reopaciiirtly, wrh latent
to oofrawd the directors of the London Joint Stock 11.ak,
Pririwat!oet.

Mr. Stoker, clerk is the Leaden Joint Stock Bank, sold on
the 27th of auruot the cheque produced, purporting to be
Arno' by Mr. Richert Elie, a coatomer of the bank, was
presented to him sal peel, but be could not ay by whom.
It me for 181. 10•., sad on the let of September •
cheque that he produced, for 211. 100., was presented sad
paid is the same way.
Mr. Richard Ellie, solicitor, 30, Jewry-street, aldgats,
deposed that midis; of the cheques produced had bran
sieved by him, or by hie authority. Wham' had missed
Ida blank cheques from to. cheque-book. The prisoner
hal been le his employ, which he bit without his (trite
sess'e) sanctiou last Monday week. Es hat access to
the chequebook, sad witness hid no doubt that the
cheque.' (produced we,. in prisoner's writing, although he
a di-goised bead. On Satarday witness rest the prieotter
cosually I. tba 114.11 K. Re ram swey, but some boys stopped
lam, and where witness got rep to hen he sad be hoped with wsuld not press the charge. When the primmer was
searohed • letter was Based upon bins which might cost saw
light upon his recant ceedeet.
The letter was beaded in and mowed t t be a comumeakse
tine from a young women to her father, in which she cold
that she had well weighed all that her tether had said to
her, and that she hod made op her mind ad to return
home. She added, that Hans; Combs had had nothing to
do with persuading her to leave home, and that she Intended
to remote with hies.

The Lotd Mayor mid the latter had nothing to do with the
charge agaioet the prisoner, and laquited whether he wished
to ask the woman any queetione.
Pronto—l May so well 1.11113 trouble by raying I liergiod
the cheque., bat I intendei to repay the book the miry.
He w then fully committed for trial.

LAMBETH.
10101,11771110.
Maria Walsh, • middle-aged, wefl.drmeod Bartle, who
was sold to be the wife of a respectable trade soma, w is placed
at Use her before Mr. Elliott,on a cheerio( stealing • gammon
of bacon from the Mop of Mr.ll7ey,obeemamegier, Lambeth-
* alb. From the evidence It sppeared that on S.tuday
night the primmer entered the shop of the peosecutor sod
selected • rasher of hem, which she was about topy
for, but the 'lmpasse boring observed something iamb-loan
is bar manner, ehe•ged bee with having some of his master's
property shout her. On being so ehattenged ohs ran to the
door aad flare away the gammon of bacon into the erne.
Mr. Riley, the prosecutor, said be had caused enquiries to
be made wineries the prisoner, and found that her
luishand was • most respectable mu, sad that she
had • Wally of young children, ani if, therefore, it met the
a urt pprobstkin of his worship he did n.it aids to perm the use
fher.

The husband of the prisoner implored the magistrate to
Iwo mercy on his wife on ageount of her children, sad said
that hot being bent to pticon would be hie utter ruin.
=rimer roil, 3., and Mr. Elliott geld ho much
violer he ought in justice to cinch.* her off-nos ;
bat is soccust of her ettildren, and in the hope that her in-
emsegulits since Saturday night would deter her froso • re-
prtitlenof theod toe to should silo. her this time to go
about her businesp, big with this lotimallov, that if brought
10 fore him an any future °cession the preaent °Senoe would
be recollected sod her punishment would be very sever*.
THAMES.

STOWOLL TYE IN FOR)121.
Mr. John Hall, wbe bats been rstablist.ed in buttinees many
' years sad who keeps • flag-elan at. and beer home le the
Cornriential- road Nest, *use before Mr. Self., and &eked his
advice how he as. ks set ender them cureumetanors. —A pert
eon of proton:NU) repute, nutlet Morose :trued% who was
will known at many of our pollee and sessional coarse,
and who had brought numerous qui um actions
against lammed victualler. and beerbonse-krepera, had
niceasiesered his dirty week, sad sued him (Mr.
Hell) with • writ for ; ermitting mask to be
played N hie bottles. He by! • ent•op piano to amuse
a few friends sad customers twice a week. No charge wee
made foe adiabatic's' and no objection wee aside to it
'by hie neighbours, the polity., or anyone she, sal
an action wee consrarectol by ?lumen M person, for ha
believed no lawyer world take tip the VIM`, to recover • penalty
of 100/ ostler an old set of parliament
Me. Selle—You must defend the action its the bad way yea
MO.

Mr. Hell—Tho otjeet ie to extort Twomey, sad Oct tic pre.
OSMIUM of **pa& sowsle. Stowell hos wetted ra • y Cum
• irb the proprietors of bootee of public anwrtahunret who.
rather than go tato a reeve of law, base paid his mow?. I
wi. It to know, air, if Stowell cos be c,ropell• d to Rive tocurity
kw the payment of toots set say &fouling the action.
Mr. bole odd bevelled to evo odwieeroa matters afforthyt
tho patine veso er the prouleeloo of crime, but ha could sot
be the level wider to lie oriole diorite. Ile roootesseaded
Mr. Hall to set yes the &Mao of a soliettor. It was • mat-
ure over which to (hr. Belle) bed etc oretreL
Mr. 11411 told M woeid set wpm the twedetratee drier,
sod woe 401er10111.4 sot to pert with a farthing to say out-
moo Wow?. He thus retied, sed wee ascooscgd.by
wasp rupsebbis Isorid wiebeellore sad lommiter-

58481 L1828.-7HIB DAL

Two o'Cwcr.
The railway shore market to-day has fallen,
in sympathy with the heaviness of Comas. Most
of the leading stocks are quoted at a reduction of
to f, per cent. London and North Western stock
is now quoted 93 to I, ex div. ; Great Western,
601 to 1 ; Midlaod, 1031 to 104, ex die. ; Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire, 971 to 1; Ormt Northern,
1001 to 1011, ex die.; Eutern Counties, 561 to
661: die.; London and South Western, 914 to
92 ; and York and North Midland, 71 to 1.
bardoNenetian Railway shares are weaker,
the 01 being quoted 21 to I prem., and the New, 1;
to 2 prem. The Indian shares are heavy, in conse-
quence of the telegram just received. The two
leading Canadian lines are likewise flat.

lIMO t0../M
to I p.m.