The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-02 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS.

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Lord William Godolphin Osborne, • mon of the
Duke of Lents, made his appletaban is the Cambridge
Boolean% Court, eis Thursday. Ha debts were stated at
1,0014. Is. 11d., his creditors includiag tailors tobsooosiAs,
a messy leader, a livery.stable-kesper, sad a college Motor.
The Iniolveat said Ise was 25 yews of age, aid that previous
to his eau* at age, his father had only allowed hint 121. a
year. Be had. however, since increased the annum, to M.
The *lee essismed the conduct of the insolvent, know.
lag he lisd but 1001. a year, to indulge in luxuries, Dot to
say vices The insolvent had been COntrailicted on oath
by two wiltnesess, and lie niust deal with him as he would
with ether nervosa, and wider the penal clause of the act he
directed that he should lie immemorial for six calendar
months from the date of the vesting order.
A fearful accident occurred at the Belle Vile
Gardena, Manchester, on Saturday. Two men. named
Baker and Hoyle, were engaged is one of the rooms of
the fireworks nuusufactory, when the dengerma iugre-
einem with which they were chary ag some ' wheel
awes" became ignited. As explosion followed, and the
two poor fellow. were dreadfully burned. Boyle died
cm Saturday sight, sad Baker yesterday morsiog ; and it
is feared that a third man, Jamas Doyle, who was work*:
is soother part of the building, sad was very seriously is.
kind, will sot recover.
Ex minium Is • 1!illilr0111 MANVIACTOZT.—
Boom after 10 o'clock es &twiny morning the shed used as
a maoufectory for the fireworks seed in the pyrotechnic
displays at Belle Vim Choler, Maacliester, woe destroyed
by an explesion mused, apparently, by some unobserved
frictios in the promisee of manidaetore. There were six
men and boys in the three rooms mid the door of the room
in which the sellout occurred was cloned by the explosion,
so as to cut off the suer of two noes employed there.
These mem were so mnotialy hunt that their lives are
despaired of. The shod was totally destroyed.
Srletne NT AN AMILLINITIIAN A? WOOLWWW—
Os Saturday hat Wm. ll'Brids, avower of Royal Artillery,
who was as inmate of the islinnary, was feint ia one of the
wants with his headsmen severed from his body, and a
ream lying by his side. The dssea.sd had been 16 years in
the service, bet had recently gives way to intemperate
habits, which resulted is delirium tresseas
Tits Iniett Hadtvinennit.—Now that the finest
peasantry is the world have hail °tibial intimation that
the Pepe lea had more than enough of them, they have
cononeseed • mom seasible sod lawful emigration then that
to the RONNY States sod are daily going in hundreds to
I cut the Beghsh harvest • but before going they display
evidences of beiag better qualified to fight than to labour,
as mar be seen from the following puagrapli in &alders of
Saturday -" Drogheda, Friday Evening, June 29.—This
evening about 1,000 men from the western districts of
Ireland arrived in this town by the Kells and Nava° trains,
no their road to England to the harvest. About 310 of them
amembleil at the bridge at 6 o'clock, and a fight ensued
rummest them, which was put an end to by the constabulary.
The party proceeded towards Boy lan'. quay, where two
steamer,were preparing to sail for Liverpool, the St.
Patrick sad the Brian Bcaroimhe. Here the whole body of
ic.,....gatineu,' as they are generally termed by the
lower clams, had mumbled in their might, each lima, as
niusiL armed with a • shillelagh.' The fight was
and the sticks were brought into requisition with 417=
will fora time. Blood Bowed from the heads of sarnben who
were is the 'thick of the fight,' and a few with serious
woandsou the skulls were obliged to seek media/ assistance,
The greatest medallion followed amongst the more active
belligerents in search of their hate and beadles. The
steamers were exported to ail at 7 o'clock -se I close
this despatch—aid it is famed a renewal of the disturhance
will take place on the rovage to LiverpooL Not leas than
5,00 D harvest saes have already left this port fur Liverpool
this omens."
Cuat fru, Aimucnow IN Bnoivr.—On the sth
of July a case, which has excited considerable interest in
Belgium, will come before the Correctional Tribunal at
Obeet. A Jesuit, named Schools, one &pais, a run', and
Roadie de Dove, a milhow, all of Antwerp, ass
with carrying off a rose. lady, armed Koknekeoltar&
tows, from the house el her brother, mime rimer our she
coareviag her t• Pena ostler an reomal um" sad
the brava,g her bash to Belgium, and Joking her trona
coarent to armrest to kelp bar oat of lib, way of loof re-
latives. The set of atoi. Po took Plan so OS
May, 11100. "The trial; sop oa Astro" paper, "m oz.
period to throw coesisksabia Belt on the stratagems of ear-
leis religious tier, and the tusweethy mamas they
hove rowans tm:Ellador to reach their coda."
GMAT NOSTEIIiN HOILIMML, K I NO's-Cll.olllll—
r of patients for the week eliding June 24, P 43, of
which 306 were sew eases.