The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-22 00:00:00

RIDDLES= REGISTRATION.

Mr. Lancelet Shadwell, the barrister appointed to
rev& the theireal Data for the meaty of Ilitidlessa, named
Ids lacers yesterday at the Lords Justice( Court, Wine
adosewhall, whin he held • court for the revision of the
lien for Lineolerlan end the punks and places within the
Mr.
of Westaisitar.
Mr. W. Were Jame, of Perliament•strest, emend ott
belreed the ilherals; Yr. T. Alley Jams, of
steedel at behalf al the Old emierrative Society; Mr.
W. H. ilatitikat Norfolk-street, Strand, solicitor to the Colt-
twvative lead Society, appeared for the New emanative

Soddy.
Oa the revisit& of the list for the pariah of St. Clement
Nam Mr. lames marked that the list marked with the
overesers' objeeticias against the Mews. Courage, in the
heads of the barrister, had not bees publiened in the manner
required by the Reghiretioa AM, sad he urged that the oh-
inicould sot therefore be maidered. By the 6th section
ssmienactod that be meting came the overseers should
write the word " oldeoted " against UMW In the lists; and
ea or before the la August should sign and publish the tame.
The overseers having so signed and published their list
without marking objections. he submitted that they could tot
afterwards sign and publish another list containing the
weed "objected " which they had first omitted.
The overseer aplained that the list having been published
SS the chunkier, with me elpectione, it wee discovered that
the gaildestleme of the Mears. Courage (No. 1 to No. 8,
Deasfsdan, and WM, Snead) were not In the pariah of St.
Clamed Dia% but is the adjoining parish of St. Mary-
leareadlomil ea this Massasey being made another list
stnaid sal pablblask eldithe word "objected " written
testedtbthatacres hi
yea fah to right to do. They go to
the church door and Ind tied easy are not objected to.
The Banister—For a flew digs; but afterwards they are
objected to. The masa said he took down the Improper,
sad posted a proper list.
Mr. James—l submit that they cannot take down a list
and substitute another.
The Barrister—The 6th teaks is that if the overseas
shall have reascsable oasis to believe that any person on the
list of elsimaata or on the register is not entitled to have his
Dame oa the next register, he shall add the word "objected."
And a Stile father on ft sap, the overseers shall came a
indicant number of amok Ilea to be written or printed, with
swab marginal eiletlega sad shell an or before the let day of
August sign and petal& the ewe.
Mr. Joao—Yoe ; Cloy me bound to sign and publish the
lists ow or Wine the lat of August, and having signed sad
pubtlahld the lists, they have no power subsequently to re-
move those lists and pat up another list with a number of
objections not fa the last list.
The Enabler—What does the act say about publishing?
I don't see anything about church-doom.
Jaraer—The 23rd section says the publication shall be
on the outer door or outer wall near the door of every ohm&
and chapel.
The Barrister—The act says the amours shall write the
word " objected," and publish the liana on a before the lat of
August. You contend that this abut be dons legally Mae
the lat of August?
Mr. James—Yee.
The Bemister—Than look to the 40th section:—" Where
the name of army puma shall have been objessad to by the
overseers, or by say other puma, sad sack other perms so
objecting shall appear by himself*/ by
_emu one on his behalf
In support of sea objection, and shell prove that he gave
the notice or Notices required by this met, every such bar-
rister," and so an, shall require proof of qualification.
Mr. James—But what 1 coatsad kr is that the overseen
have not legally objected, sad carequently that the names
do not come before you, end that you cannot call on the
persons said to be objected to, to prove their qualification.
Kr. Smith wished to submit—
Mr. James contended that neither Mr. Smith not Mr.
Joao had say toms stoma to submit anything. They had
made no objectioo.
Mr. Best —And what is your right to appear ?
Mr. James—l am lastrooted.
Mr. Smith—nn produce your ioatruction.
Mr. Jamee—Poolt, pooh I
The Bankter Intimated his opinion that the objections
were sot legally before him.
Kr. Smith—lf you go Into the ease you will find that
the list with the words " objected to" wan published before

the time tespared by the set:
Mr. loess-1 would make one observation on the impor-
Ora of lb. judgement you are about to prosonnee in tins
Neu If you decals that en overeat ma after the time pro-
vided by law sake fresh late with fresh objeottone, and son
Imams those objections by publishing the ha aka soother
less been published, 1 Nowt so what is to bosoms of the n-
obles. _ .

Mr. Ismos—The only obisedca mei by the oversew is
that the qualithetion le aot in perish; but IL em instructed
that the cadre ere ha the perish of !t. Clement Danes, end
the income tax Is paid In that porta.
The Berri/dor decided that the objections were not legaL
Mr. Jams bulbar ccesplstned that the overseers loatesd
of copying the casino sent kto them, had simply written
the word fieshold" so the qualification, the consequence of
which wee that the whole of them had been objected to.
The Banioter add the conduct of the overseer wsa tepee.
hensible, and marked his sense of such conduct by striking
41. 7s. 3d., the •IpillSO of the second notices, from the

printing iocount. •
All the rest of the bushier ass of • formal character.
According to Mr. Jam e's return, the result of the day's
testistration was that the literals sustained 173 votes oat of
196, the conservative* 60 out of 89. Including the results
EZolely arrived at at trzbridge, Belton; and the City of
dietricts, the 11•11 it ly according to the same autho-
rity, that the liberals have sustained 313 objectioste out of
39e, the conservatives 139 oat of 347.

WRECK OF Till JaßalY MAIL 811 AX PACKET

IX Pil&Y.

On Tuesday lut the Express left Jersey at a
gumtree to 7 o'clock, a.m., for Guernsey end Wey
having on board nearly two hundred peenage=
three hones. The latter' with most of the
were bound for Guerasey, Tuesday being the =1175
the reels. The vowel wee under the command of -Mr.
Mabb, chief meta, the usual captain, Mr. Hervey, beteg
at the time ter unwell to take kis accommied place is
the ship. he before mated, the Raman left at a quarter
to 7 o'clock, under the most cheering aropices for a Bag
run across, the weather being very Bee. When se
the Garbler*, the ship was hogging the land so closely that
.• few of the passengers made remarks to the bystander',
but no notion was taken of their observations. However,
Mr. Halmos, a Jerseyman, and deputy harbour-ineeler of
Bt. Helier's, observed that he had often made the trip by
steamer, end had never known any mud attempt the out
thit were than melting. Them weeds had scarcely bees
en whoa the Einem struck cm a recleaned the " Grease
ouilhZ,,es." Consternation and terror seined all punka,
but Mabb endeavoured to calm their hers by stating that
it was nothing, and all would be right." A spaced shock
wee tow felt, and Mabb for the arm time amined to under-
stand that the ship wee in danger. To extricate the ship
from her position he endeavoured to get bee Into deep water
rin, end to run her on the sandy beech of fit. Wade 's
Ltiusetely, the Express le built in compartment=
harks MIME on her port bow, the water had not
harZoes, which ware salt reacegeable. Mr, liameen,
ma by Mr. Brett, a boatman of St. Heller's, who took
the helm, drove the ship Into a snug berth on some rookie a
wry short distance from the mainland.
The mat Wag was to see to the oafs landing of the per
which was accomplished by Mr. Ramon, ably
seeleted by the mooed mete of the Emma* who throoghont
exhibited great coolers, activity, and judgment.
Vane Ines, however, at least have been lost. TM&
loss is merlhatable to the poems themselves, who endea-
voured to descend into a boat which bed been lowered
shortly slier the dearer. The rat of the peasenges were
landed from their perilous peition by means of the
steamer's boats plying between the rock sad the ahem.
The three horses were ales saved by swimming to the
reeky. The mail bags fur England were conveyed to Booth-
&tiptoe yesterday by the oompsay's steam "Despatch. The
bag of lettere fur Oaernam being in the kr* part of the
motel could not be got at, and it may be meandered lest.
During the "maths of the day of the disaster the the • bo-
dies were round sad brought on shore. The Eaters lbw in
mob a pueition that she may yet pareibly be got off, unless
a southerly wired should sprites up, sad dm she Meat booms
a peeing wreck. Me. Omen, the srysc gibe steamship
department of the Leaden end Boatk Weems Hallway
Clompeny arrived at Onerseey yesterday morning on
J Ik4
way to Jamey, lambs left nootkaneptoa temeethately on
the news of the mod event reaching the letter place by tele-

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Mb wee to base been arrested yesterday afternoon by
order of the Queses Proaarear.
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As iiivastigirio; will tabitPled as soon as paesibk, sad
the real truth, no doubt, will some oat as to the tees= why
liabb should hare w lead a purge never before attempted
by any steamer' or Weed other reed.
Three bodleehave bean found ; shoes of • woman sod two
men—Philippe Coudray, of the atm Hood, Si. Pews's,
Jersey, end that of an English `at who had his wife
end daughter on board. lie hnogised that $ boat had been
lowered, sad let himself dews by • rope, end fell into the
meter. The woman whoa. body has been found Is sot
knees It is feared that other persona hare bed
droved._

Immediately on t►e snivel of the Despatch at Jersey on
Tessdey moratng, Captain Sabot, her commander, rushed
the wrtck, to reader say assistance big neatiosi shut might
suggest, and sent big weeml, the Dergetch, to Guernsty to
massy the baterligesos, ae the sleuth° wire between the
Wash was out of order.

Loss or Two LIvEs.—BI

boldest took place at Redford yesuirday. It appears th:t
opts *prang as old well abed twenty feet deep • man
noised Wilda= Cure, ilfty.thre• years old, went do's, sad
is • cnian.e was Ma hanging to the ladder ; smother sawed
George Cunene**, west dove to amidst bile, sad was
Ass Pees in Id, aims position; neither Bloke. Amara
saved Ridge west part of the way down to see wet wee the
mbar, bet were up gals, and in about a gnarls, of an hour
the bodies of Coo mad Cost/stet were got up with books. An
tensest was bold before Mr. R. Regime, Jun., when a venliot
of Aceidetrial &sib" ens teturivil ; all worse, also,
Meg recommended beim descending a well to pat doors •
Tighe, ebb& was in de sass aigliges4