The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-20 00:00:00

NUMMI OP L CHILD M 118 ZAINZHIPI THI
18L1 at MAN.

On Sunday week the . body of it feeler redid, aged
two years sad ea ahnetlis, re dimmed Seeddllle the
mill-dam adjacent to the aitimege, 1t the village •of Birk
Ouches, in the Isle of Man. Who err oat cd dwindle,'
the aortae had a hoed, or cabs( thana,:eitmering the bee, . 4
and tied tightly by the string brag peseakround the *lto,
the head, and brought In a knot seder. the sm. A seam
wound wee alto discovered en one al the
that
'la width •
blood and water weft visible. The *rpm inn
Identiffed as that of the daughter; of •
James: Kirldsy, who lives eeperats Trine -hal
the enaphiusv
. .
the latt
thwe was er reeldbeg in Baer& Fret farther lukeeme
s • airy smith= able
murder had been °matteds bytrong the father of theen intioamar t
child, which was made all bat oundesive by the fact that
Sway had left. the Wall. It appears this low
months ago he left the child to be waled by • lire. Creer,
with whoa it nenained sp to Tuesday night, flea. Tf, strlsa;
ft was tuba mg by Its murderer prem. Oa Sommer,
IbrWot Leroy vas lia. Id. la meaty and on that night
Mr. thew west lb him about payment, on which Be
said he yenta hitch the shad away os the Tuesday following,
Is order, as he tam alleged, to take it to some of his father's
Medi on the north side of the falend, who, he meld, would
take oars of it without charge. About 8 o'clock on the
Tuesday sight Lathy emordingly went tor the child, end
when Mes. Canerhel reseed It he took it away. Keeley went
again to Credo house on the night following for the
remainder of the eldlffs clothes, which he took Away
in • trunk. He thin appeased be waned and hurried.
On that occasion Mn Crier aka him if the child was
longing for her, when het replied that it eras quits well, and
append "quite at home." There is no doubt thee the child
wee murdered on the Tuesday night, immediately after it
was tree from Mn. Civet's. The wound in the temple ie
anted by the theta to have been the cane of the child's
drib, and he thought ft to have been given by • hammer or
a stone. An inquest was held on Wednesday, before
the High Bailiff of Douglas, when • verdict of "Wilful
Hardee was reamed against Bewley, the father of the
child. The murderer most have deliberately planted the
fool deed, es the hod an nein prepared to recent err his
leaving the Wend : In told Mn. Creer that he bad • mar;
in his neck, end was Rig: • doctor in England to get it
cured.— thanberiend .

ENGLAND AND Fitatics.--In addition to th• prize
of 60 gables' for the beat Englbh away, the donor his
offend one of 1,000 f., Ind one of 250 f., for the heed French
mays on "The immense importance of a doss Won of
Frame and England, as well for their own interest and wel-
fare as for the interest and happiness of the world.
MM. Tien, Mime, and Merimee, members of the lard-
tate, hare cemented to be ihe Frame adjedketorn,

Tits Bettor SocurrY.—The weekly meetiap et
the executive committee of this society will be resumed on
Tuesday next, the 26th instant. Daring the period of the
ooramittee's adjournment the staff of the society have bent
actively enraged in promoting the cause of the tell*t is dif-
ferent districts.

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THE STRIKE IN THE BETIDING TRADE..—Ao-
cording to an official return imend by the Central Amends.
bon of Mager Builders, the total number of men who have
resumed work wider the declaration up to Saturday, the
15th Inst., was 11,692 ; and the total swan of men who
have messed In establiehments adopting a shop-rule con-
taining the spirit of the decleratioe, is 2,333.
TEN HOURS' MOVEMENT IN THE COACH TRADE.
—Sane 600 et the operatives engaged in the ooschbuilding
trade of the metropolis aasembled last evening at the Mono
Hall, Store-street, for the purposs. of obtaining an alteration
in their hours of labour, by reducing them from fourteen to
ten hours a day. Mr. Collie wee called to the chair. It ap-
peared from a report which was teed, that, in July last, •
committee had been appointed to consider and adopt the best
means to effect the object in view. This had resulted in tae
formation of an association, which already numbered 601
members. On the motion of Mr. Allan it was resolved that
a memorial should be drawn up and circulated among the
employers, B@W:is forth the grievances complained of by the
men, and requesting them to take into *moderation the ad-
visability of adopting an uniform symeni of ten hours every
day but Saturday, when the hours should to 84. Mr. Allan
tookpains to mute the meeting that that association would
nut vs their support to any one promoting Wilma.
EWCASTLE v. LONDON. -- A local pedestrian
yesterday (Monday) weaned the championship from its me-
tropolitan holder, who broke down at half the distance.
This is another victory for the sporting community of Tyco-
side. It ww bat the other day that Chambers, of Newramle,
proved himself without an equal amongst English rowers,
and now Rowan, a Gateshead man, wins the laurels of
pedestrianism. Tyneside has good reason to boast of its
robust and healthy sons.—Nesoeastle Chronide.

RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday inning, a
little before are o'clock, an accident occurred near the Red-
°Has Statics, oa the East Lenasabirs Railway. A coeds train
was proceeding toward. Manchester, when, in r 011.911011100 of
a cotter having mune out of the engine, :be train wee brought
to a standstill. In a few minutes another sosim train came
in the same direction, and dashed with vi: Lacs into the
standhig train. The driver sad stoker of the twin in motion
jumped ea, the stoker reaping unhurt, but the arsine driver
was supposed to be seriously injured. About hell a soon of
the waggons ware thrown off the line, and pneented the ap-
panne, of a ruinous heap.

THE FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CLERGYMAN NEAR
ALN WICIL—The inquest upon the unfortunate clergyman
who wes drowned in the sea our Al-mouth on ea-urdey
was bald at Fozon Hall on Monday. The jury returned
verdict in accordance with the circumstanoe.. Hr. Bryan
was for soma time turas of St. Atsirees, in Newcastle, and
his useasuming manners and genercus thencoition endeared
him to the parishioners, mots especially to the poorer portions/
them. _ _

DEW ETELIADI'e BANKRUPTCY.—At t',e Manchester
Baakroptcy Court, yesterday morning. Mr. Corceitsekeer
Jentutett suspended this bankrupt's cerulicate. without prof
Imam, ke two years, when the oettilicate will be of the third
Siam

SHOCKING REICLTS OF A TIGHT-ROPE PERFORM-
Awcz.—Tbs Boston Corrior of the 3rd inst. asp . "On Wed-
wedgy afternoon • frightful arc dent moored at Albion,
New York. It appease that • large crowd had assembled to
me a young man cross the canal upon a tight-rope. An
Iraq be sem the rope wee covered with people and oath-
nWhen the
that furnished the best position for the spectators,
tits pstfcruter was just walking nut the bridge fell
with • sudden crash, earryftm with it hundreds of wee,
WOUND, and children, and eternal beery teams sad carriages.
The scene which followed was awful, task. Homes, per
&One, timber, iron frogmen t were all hurled in • promiscuous
beep into the water. It is leered that at heat weedy were
killed, while • large number were very serionaly injured. In
this c0...i0n we may mention that the meuntebenk.
De Lam on Thursday, attempted to any • mem upon hie
shoulders by hie tope across the Chooses. Falls ; wine near
the middle be tottered and fell, but both he and the man he
coaled were sawed by catching the rope with their heeds."

A Locomorvz IN THE STIUND.—A novelty ha
locomotion yea witnessed and wandered at by hundreds yes-
terday. A large boiler was propelled 1:1 riugle engine
through the Strand without cowling any inconvenience to
the traffic.