The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-01 00:00:00

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40 N., on. 15.
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WAR SHIPS IN THE Mutear.—The Nile (91)
has now received her fall complement of men, and will leave
the Mersey on Wednesdey to join the Channel fleet. The
Nile, we believe, will be succeeded by the screw line-of-battle
Duke of Wellington.
THE PININSULAR MAIL.—The Peninsular and
Oriental Company's steamer Sultan arrived at Southampton
yesterday with the Peninsula mail. Her dates are, Lisbon,
27th; Oporto, 28th; Vigo, 28th. She brings 'pegs of
4,7111.1 a. 6d. value, and a cargo congaing a 814 half chests
lemma and 24 bens ditto, 62 boxes of potatoes, 116 hags of
whelk weed, 193 boas of em, and 28 packages sundries._
AMARICAN Maits.—The British and North
Awaken Royal Mad steamer Arabia tailed from the Mer-
men Saturday for Boston with the American toady and
ere. On Weds :ends next the steam ship Nova
=7.bndespatched from,Llv pool for Quebec, with the
Otraisaa
BRUTALITY ON BOARD AN AMERICAN SHIP.—
Os Saturday, a man named Andrew Adam Davies, second
mate of the American packet ship Halm Fcater,was brought
ap at the Liverpool polatecourt, charged with an assault
aeon two Ananias:A seamen. Aa the .ffence, however, took
plate ca the Chamblee side of the river, the Liverpool agis-
trates bad no jurisdiction. The prisoner was seed to Birken-
head, and the sea remanded till to-day (Monday). Tbe
facta of the case are these :—The mate 'east on board the
Helen Faster on Wednesday, and not being pleased with
the way in Width tho Austrian seamen obeyed hie ceders
struck one of them on the eye, threatened to pistol another, and
struck him with the weapon upm the head, end a third he
likewise threatesed and assaulted. Two of the men, fearing
lest Davies might make geld his threats, jumped overboard
at half-past twelve on Thunday morning, ore of them,
Nicholas Joeke, atter being upwards of an hoar in the water,
reached the land, but the other, Antonia Forel. though a good
swimmer, failed in reaching the shore, and was drowned.
ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE INFIRMARY.—The
foundation-atone of the Ashton-nudge-Lase District In-
firmary was laid on Saturday evening by the Eight Hon.
T. Milner Oilman, the member for the borough, in the pre-
more of a great concourse of spectators. The movement for
the traction of this building commenced with • bequest of
10,000!. from the late Mr. Samna Oldham, of Oak View,
near Ashton. Within 15 months of that gentleman's death,
9,0001. additional hes been raved by public subscrip-
tion. The lint outlay, however, is not to exceed
6,0001., and the building is to be only two stories
high. Thirty competitors ant in designs, and the first
premium of 100/. woe awarded to Mr. Joseph Lindley,
architect, of Ashton. The architecture will be of Elizabe-
than character, and the building is to cassia chiefly of a
central group of Goes surrounding an open quadrangle,
with wards extending on either side in two wing. from the
principal front, and two oblique 'singe in the rear. The
latter portion is reserved for future erection. The main
front will be 280 feet In 'mirth. Bach ward will contain ten
beds, with more than 2,000 cubic feet of air-space allowed
to each bed, and lighted by twelve window. Care has bten
taken to shut off etch of the wards as much es potable from
the rest of the building, and to keep the central quadrangle
Clear of obstruction.. The sire, whist occupies five statute
saes, le the gift of Lord Stamford.
FORAGE CAPS.—A pathetic entreaty has reached
us that we would nee our influence to get the sergeants of
the line a more comfortable and tasteful forage cap than is
now wore, and a better plan of packing it than between the
knapsack end beck of the soldier. It costa me We. old.
antsally for caps," writes t. sergeant, vie., three cape at
3s. 6d. each.; end even then, after two months' wear, a cap
does not look well. The cap is smashed as fiat es a pancake,
so that it is never properly set up, and looks the ugly thing
we pee it, making a smart soldier look clownish.' —United
Service Gaulle.
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