The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-08 00:00:00

THE OATASTAOPHI TO THE JUST LA
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The fate of the unfortunate passengers on board
the Austria steam-ship, which le reported to hare taken fire
on the 13th of last month, en bar passage to New York,
still lingers in considerable doubt. It is is known theta par-
sons from the ill-feted 'hip had been picked np by a French
bingos; but the Manes an board, stated to be n= of
500, remain tusacconated far. Some further in
was realised at Lloyd's yesterday. The ship Bliley, Cepa:
Jepson, which arrived in the Downs from Jamaica in the
'entree of the morning, reported having seen, on the 15th of
September, in lat. 46 N., long. 41 W. some 1,400 milts
from the Lizard, • large vessel, apparently a steamer, which
appeared to have been burnt Owing to a strong wind from
the N.N.W., and a heavy sea that was running, the Elery
did not approach the steamer nearer than live or six miles.
She was about 12 feet out of the water, and no one could be
perceived on board. The American ship Daniel Webster,
which arrived in the river yesterday from New Ycek, also
furnishes some brief intelligence. Captain Spencer, the com•
mender, reports that on Sept. 20, in tat. 43.30, end long.
42.57, passed a number of dead bodies, and two of them were
distinguished as women, their clothing being perfect.

HAT3LUIXICT.--On Monday next, Mr. Ckarles
Mathews will nabs his ant appearance aims his return from
ANNI4OI. MIL Charles Mathew, will also make her dllat
In this country.
OLungo.—A newdrama, of which great expecta-
tions ate antatainsa, by Mr. Wilkie Collins, is announced
be prod.:dos at this hones on Monday next. It would,
lowerer, seam doubtful whether it will not be postponed for
a few days.

ASTLST'S ROYAL Am PRIME/attn.—This favourite
theatre will reopen for the ammon, after a short recess, on
Meeday neat. Daring the interregnum Mr. William Cooke,
the lessee, hie elided • ramifies trwformation of the We-
tter. Beery pert of the Mew hen been re-embellished, and
the taut sfsemble now presents a mop elegant emanates. A
new drama Mina from the works of Sir Walter Scott, and en-
titled " The Covenantal ; or the Battle of Bothwell Brig,"
le to be prefaced.
The Rose of Castile will be performed to night
M Drury Lane Theatre, (or the hundredth time.
Id. Jullien's twentieth aeries of concerts will cow-
aware at the Lyceum Theatre on the let of November. cad
will be given as "M. Julliea's Farewell 'Meow:arta d'Adlea,
before Ma departure for his universal musical tour through
every city end capital of Europe, America, Australia, the
coheir, sad civilised towns of Asia and Africa."

bit that New sever don." SINGULAR RRGISTRATION CASE.—At the Glas-
In a debate on a motion introduced by the Duke Sow Circuit Court, a lady-like young woman, named Mar-
of Lovell, pleaded guilty to fraud on a Nee-
Maribm"ga Lord Derby la "P"lsd 4° have mid that. as tree, mad sentenced to six moothe' imprisonment. As
the Command had adopted in en address to the Crown • th. did not go to trial, the partiouhre were not brought
prayer with winner to the Mate services identical with oat, bd. se me happen to be aormalated with them, they may
that which had ben Freeway mewed by the Lath, be stated as follows —ln February last, a female, who give
her Majesty would be advised to revoke the Fathead= bar Boos ase_itre Smith, wetted We
wa an Yr. Thalww: She
under the authceity of which those nevi= an sew and, irrerbirth7A aide. thenacre Jam
ae
No sack rwroneakm has yet =peered, sod the 6th of &mat ed.., a the lawful sat of rake Wilms,
November is oar st hood. a seaman be the merchant seri= and of Margaret Mae
The Rev. IL A. Gent, whose differences with his his win. *host maiden ores we. 'Bowies. The weema
Smith repreented herself as the aniet, sod she said
Lent i°°°°tbet°k:..ft,.,,Lit°°”______,' Dr. Wilal°' boreal that It had hoe
the
he the district. In dos awes 'one
year, en +overlent ler • temporary awry the hhite reached the =rens to the effect that the woman
Scilly lake. Wihmo, or Barnet, or Limed, lad not bee married at all;
The Mersey Doak Board, during the visit of the and this Maas haying bah list held of, she Wadded the
fa= and wen before Seed Stasis, fa we= pre-
menten wf die Seed Schnee Comanicia, late= to give eau da, &add wad cad that ter
fie
d
miry &ilk for an inspeotion of the observatory, dock ea. .he wee the mother, we illegitimate ; egid
works, ka ; • steamboat being placed at the disposal of rods= was altered accordingly—a proms +hi= can
the seem The men employed by the trust and many only be effected by authoLi. ty of the eherid. hot!,
ether begs employers will to di:ahead early on Thursday more light
that tee" upon woman wen n' at anfegbinatabarinf'
to the
°mill, to "4" be able to afemi weadalif at the d the
child at all. and that no =oh peso et she merchant seem=
Ateptddisairo. existed. Bee= or Lovell no apprehended, wed Sadly
It is stated that out of the fund of 20,0001. which winkled barn the wart that the Walla ails was ai
It apron that the nothetumate ware bad
the Lad"' Mil.kmdff B°°l°"°°Ptelt t° min f°""ding iraimtPetulre.nto a vile enism in with a hue MIA el bdili *Moe
en 10 =NM salnicoaries to ladle, 13,0001. ham already in to. aity, bat m 1. b.imaim Aim
ediseted. of coolness, orb cooosivai fist 11 lie etai6 p=
The following is one or a number of paragraphs to hi. • AN as his own, ohs valid hen *
hold upon bb hole= She acessdbay wag 111thellergh
of • similar dearaeler, from various districts, now appearing and nannsanand operaticsat
main* ahem
is the those pap en Rots:ear —WiSTSILN Baton.— w White a& a bobs—dicems sm.
Words we lordly depict the panto with which the town was although a mole child weal la Ws. TM superb-
yeelenley em the arrival of the lam, and the distil- tendset did see deli. home Mask mod rotholed de net-
butt= of the letters and owe opera. A faint ray of hire with
do•dditleasiMolb By-and-hyra bow-
over, Bennet there was a peer
hope bed bogus to gild the eseriery of this wretched sitar, woman in the
Idle bed the very acrid.
she
sod dm impereethed shareholders were buoyed up with the wan in want of, Vile did ed well know what to do
expeotniaa that the warn wen pest, and that they would be with It. A. the on wee mcdwas Is get rid of an What, and
bin M sums ad. pew. of . remnant In sechisk,..4 the other equally anxious to Amin we, a bargain wee drat
'scarily. It wee hoping agulsat hops. The 1004 call *di and for the sum of fi'• saffillt.ghend. wen
Mi 21140101 tO
the poreheeer from Oleigww. *ln per hos
rain • goodly number of enethat oltiens." ha. Sp red twice in the Ikeethi t the NOP
RIGHT or Fan CHURCH MINISTERS TO BE ox trar. It is WM is awe of 111111411! pmemord berth,
Iva Bizcrout Nora.. —Sheriff Cook of Rose-shire having and oeledy bows *lsm Mark flab b the
deeded that the hoe dome ministers Wen not entitled to be brief ayes sod &sae ssmisemg elm bat otholosl
cm Me resift dila= as hfs-right tenant' and occupiers owe.— Akar= Hortail. -
at theft sap* were taken, and the point was FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—OR Tosoday evening
same Wes Ile lon Appeal Court for the northern ' a married aa, monad Philip Hughes, employed on the
assodom glib set so Friday and Saturday last. Sheriff Hamilton and Strathaven Railway. met Ws death on the
=led fille7c• bola that the etelm of the free railway at Blantyre. He had left Glees* by the 7 p.m.
meld= was a good one, while Sheriff Cook adhered train. and on coming out at Blantyre,
to hie witelsos ilmilsiem, which was reversed. by the gate to the public road, had in eonbte
The hinted* states that a lady residing at La manner, taken the opposite direction, ma Ow Woe fits
Petite Valet* near Bordeaux, has just been palely delivered line of railway. where is body was &furores bolt he 4-
'of three girls, who, with their mother, are doing well. The mangled condition, the 7.10 p.m. goods train from Hallam
lady has now eighteen children. having passed over him.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)