The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-07 00:00:00

810181'1.1770N5.

MARTLEnoNE.—Mr. John Fraser Mao:peen, the
barriater appointed to revise the list of voters foe the borough
of Marylebose. opened hie emart for the revielos of the lists
decisive for that borough, at the Court-house, Marylebone,
on Weinsidsy. Tne conaervative intereet was represented
by Mr. Hoary Smith, solicitor/ to the Conservative Lead
Society, but no oss was pressed on behalf of the liberal
party. Timm wore so objection', and the claim* in the eg-
ritwases le ind 83, vie., Ilaryleboss, 68; St. Pancras,
atisice, 6._

LieturooL.—Tho result of this year's proosed-
ha" which is now awertalned, Is s considerable gam to the
liberal party. The slumber of objections
_by liberals wee
171 t: ti:omber of obvetioas by writ.* 1,334; and 1,383 of
the and only 1,003 of the latter having been Bd.
tisk k follows that the liberal gain on objections is 382,
The anise allowed are for the liberals 20, Le the tortes 10;
imam. with the preceding item, • total ninon the liberal
side 41401.

CazzalutaAm.—The revising oourt of this borough
oteeleilleg its task on Widneslay moining, and the result of
its ismeelgetion Is that out of 2 3 literals objected to by coa-
servellese, 102 have been struck off the rolls, leaving 171.
Ti these sue be added 61 liberals whose claims have bree
seendaell, eeil the result will be a liberal total of 222. Out
of 197 mmesevatives objected to by liberals, 133 haws bees
sneak of; 44 ereatervative claims have been sti,teised, sad
the ampere Tenth is a coowative total of 108, which
ealberamed from the liberal total, leave a liberal gain of 114.
An additional fact of interest is that the mee-restive*

were Seed for frivolous objections is 64 ems, the hberals in
silty 23.

BRADFORD.—The late revision of the parlia-
mentary hat of v•itere for the borough of Bradford boa given
a gain of 82 to the liberal aids.
liutt.—The result of the recent revision of the
liar of voters for the borough of Roll is a net gain of 24 to
the liberal party.

MELANCHOLY DeA.m.—A distressing accident
occurred. on Wednesday morning lest, on board the Turkish
corvette Brumes, now lying in the Plymouth Bound. The
mead sailed from Portland on the previous day, bound for
Cometantinople, and when about half.wly between Portland
and Plymouth her engines broke down. There were two
gunboste in company with her at the time, end ti le presumed
that in censequenos of her sadden stoppage, one of them ran
into her, and Sato med her, whereby she was compelled to pat
into this port. Early** Wadeaday rooming, just as eh*
woo entering the Bound, • man named Eugene Boulanger
Sell from the main deck down through to the engine room.,
felling on lb* machinery. He received each eevi.re inju-
ries that death terminated hi. sufferings In the comes of the
day. An inquest wae held on the body, cm Thursday last,
Mime A. B. Bone, Eeq., the comer, when the jary, after
hearing the evidenos, immediately returned a verdict of "Ac-
cidental death," and recommended that the ceptaia of she
mail be requested to see what plan could be adopted so se
to prevent • 'imam accident occur* again. Eagese Baia-
vesture, the cook of the Bram, eeld he knew the dewiest
very well. He woe about 19 Tom of sge, and was • eery
Aft led. He was • native of Havre de Greer Hia tether
woo dead, but hie mother kept ea hotel, mined the " Hotel
Madre."

DOUBLE MURDER AND SITICIDIL—WONDindI,
Tarneaat .—A dreadful occartenee boo happened hers, and
has thews the city into • state of considerable SICOMIIIa.
Tls peeticulem, a. far se they can be ascertained at the pri-
est =meat, are briefly au follow. Mrs. Barris, the alleged
lanninree end ouicide, resided with her husband op to yeemr-
day in ea Bath-mad. D4by, • .bon distance from the
Barg alba Works, where her husband was employed.
Ifeeindsy, on her huabsad's coining home to dinner, aut
ens o'clock, a quarrel stow between them, and the nib be-
came mach incited, and snatching up her two children ran
ant at the house, vowing that she would never rsturs to it.
Bar basbiad heard nothing of her last night, and, be-
coming anew, inquiries were instituted, and the worst sus.
plebes have bean verified to-day by the discovery of the body
of cosset the children, a boy, is the river tarn about • mils
below Waraesear. It b the peeral belief that Mr.. limns,
on hawkfi bee hums, went directly to the river, about • die-
tetics ef a quarter of • mils from her house, and that she
jested We the strewn with both her children. The river
h bees dragged as day, but only one hod) hen yet been
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