The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-06 00:00:00

THE ARCTIC SCHOONER, FOX.-HOMAGE

TO HBROltill.

TO TUB IDITOII OP 1111 =PUSS.

have just returned from an inspection of
Lady Franklin's little schooner, tie Fox, now in the basin
of the goat lodia Dock, highly gratified by my visit. I beg
the layout of your insertion of this note, which may inflow
many of your readmit to make a pi to this interesting
vessel, No fixed charge is made by the pages in
are of her, but a gratuity la expected bon
leaving. A portrait of Franklin, framed in osk, remains In
M.Cliatock'm cabin. The public having paid so much
attention to the big ship, I trust that the little bar=
question will meet a share of the people's patronage.
and children need not fear • visit, the ship lying nose slow
side the quay-wall, a pleak of about three feet long being tie
tonna afoonimanionl am, &a
T,
AN ADMIRER OF HE PERSEVERING
DEVOTION OF LADY FRANKLIN.
October 6, .

F 8.41; slily will rounds qua to public Inspection wiry
day, Including Stindays, from 10 till dusk.

LONDON MECHANICS' INSTITU LION.

THR RIGHT HON. J. WIL)uN AT

A special general meeting of the Manchester
t bvesam of Ounce was held yesterday in the Mayor's
"aim, Totre-ball. to rewire the Right Hot. James Webeoll, li
who load wk..' tot so invitation for lbw purpose, preview Is
oy d.r.„„r„ too bells. There were perseat the follesiag
osti,„,.• —Mears. H. POW, Boss, T. Bosley,
J A. Tres. M.P., W. intwiele, 0. L a worthy,
ckve, bibs, J. Mem, Boyd, Orteabow, 0.
3.7.401, T. Jame, J. Dame, Thorpe, the North
amenom Coral, IL Trams., 1. Nogg, H. Aieworth,
J. reamatoe, J. Rom H. J. Uwe; W. Gtbb, J.
L,„„t„,a. lea., Nicholote, C. T. Pelham, R. Barlow, 8. 7.
meat. J. Yeses, Histiaa, A. Wahl, W. Pia, R.
real, W. Hadfield, M.P., D. J. IThanfay, J. Heron, W.
kiNdas, J. Clegg, J. M'Coasel, awl J. fleroaels.
ILe C,nlattot reed the howls( reo•Mtiona to Kr.
wdooe, *kith bed Ism weal wpm at s prelaeiaery meet-
ac of the Clessaber Wee monde( :
• I. Met isemeash am the p.hec eapeadltaree la ladle
;.,ey Is. saw yam be la exam of imam it Is the phew
spy d the swarm., eatbonthe of that esastey, M Imalie
Aso, eel ut lbw a idled poodble day to meet apes, the Wei
home et mealmiefter the rile mpomiltare sad the me
.1 apses, either by oeseelikehea and eimplilembea of the
nee* debt, ea mob isms am may mese meet desirshle
ty the roamitathe at beads sehollohsamm with poorer
to Wow moles, wild., while the aavertthiMy AM be
.trietly movided ke, shell be • legal tender
llgi
those pert@ of laths Mike are MOW to the Bolts, tlelo
or by ilwilitettag fitters lens or adweret, by
some ci • enter sad detailed madden of them ponawatt
.nose of
sh&imams, hem MIMI e 7 somNalehh Mamie cm
be wok-la
" 2. That la the baronial= of say sew tesalloa he
the goo/raw to coma! WNW be awned to wake toe m-
oony et diet wentry, both real sad pommel, contrtbete to
the her peowtkna, nether the to rennet trade by the We.
polities bogrowed or awe duties oa while of import end
.sport ; sad the directors of the Manceseler Clamber of
believe tint this way be effected by • well eta*
awed lacono sod property tar, by • woossolon duty ea pee-
perty, by the We of worse or weerapeed hadio la foreieple,
amd by emesioalea the treader of leads, awe bold ash/ the
wows and ad** to ea arbitrary wesenwes of ft:Wm
en • fixed sad parommat tenors under • new or is fee,
so eney be toned best cekalated to promote the °blest la

J. That, la the °pianos of the boat* It le the
duty of as eteolute goversteett (much se that =la:
elite la laths) to aes.tarage and promote pails weeks et
each • character is conduce to the progress sad ef
splatter' tiotaneerrei, as railroads, steals, works of
paha,ich ere beyond the scope of private
nava is those reastrise whet* the law tad liehltsl7tr.
people 0,11 attire freedom of action sad power of saahlaseicia
otrtaltsta . being well armed that •
*ham applicathat M the public moiety of India for these
dames wield Ind greedy to saes the creek sad steosrese ai

Aber fir; remake tem Kr. HADFIRLD, M.P.,
Mr. M. Zees newel the hiewiag mamba This
rearOn eariNly Isader re tie SW Boa. James
Wilma theirdenim Knee ha etteoleac• sire orday, Ng Yak
bs wadies kr the were.. et Ide minim"
Kr. "'minima ereaaded the teolles, which was carried
milealiZinte Ilea. J. WiLro, Ibis admired the meet-
kg et sere kregth.

TER CR L'ACH.

The Lord Chonorllor hie conferred the Vicarage
of Kihneredmi, Somerset, valuta 2141., vacant by the death
of the Rev. R. Hamilton, on the Rev. W. Teamed, who has
ineptly relnigniatted the Atehdemonry of lAnaceeton,
Dictates Lend.

The Rey. 6. J. Gowried, M.A., has been presented
So the Perpetual Currey of Kingston, Somerset, value 631.
pw The Rev. Retry B. Rare has bean appointed
sotto Rectory of Fiddington. near Bridgwater. value 3001.
The Rev. Charles P. (ankh has been appointed to the
Reesary of Ashbrittk, Ilosesnst, value 4001. Patron, J.
Quk

The Beat CAremiel• is informed that the Rectory
of Bath kw boos olorml to the Rev. Chaim Hatable,
Incomboat at st. Yitiumf a, Stockwell. Surrey, and shot tie
two. Massa Ms imeoptiot the appointment.

Mi. WALTERS AT BITIELET.—A demonstration
Is forcer et Mr. Pielph Welters, the untested hbJ am-
ber for the borough, took place Isiit evening. Mr. Walters
made a public entrance :roue the If ull•road, where a pewee-
AS was formed, and he was then escorted round the town
t) his lodgings in the market•plaee, from which pleat be
addressed the people. A meetiog of Mr. Walters' friends is
to take place this evening in the Mecheaics' Inetitnts, end
addresses of sympathy are to be presented to him on behalf
of the electors and non-elect Is.

STRIKE AMONG MACHINE MAKERS AT BRAD-
roKt,.—At the Bradford Berm' Court, as Tuesday, •
young men sawed Thomas Spencer, smacked maker, in the
employ of Mr. Osage Hodges, Thornton-red, es sheeted
nth haver, with about a dozen other skilled Teems
struck work, coetrary to agreement, by which about 360 othe
persons, apprentice and others in various departments were
partially unemployed. It appears that at peewee Meese
Bodges are fully employed, and cannot in elm Yorkshire
or lecaehire obtain, for good wages of 23e. or upwards per
week, es many alined workmen se they require in the epee-
meat in which defendant and the other men on strike were
reused, and in notucquenee they had to employ mice sp.
reties and tree them themselves. The defendant stated
that he would not bane struck work had be nut been In some
degree reapplied by the other mem. He ale confirmed the
gateraeut made that skilled workmen could not at present be
obtained by his employee in efficient number, and that two,
for one, had been sect to engage several, tint did not succeed.
Al the MOO time he promised to return to his work ester
than run the rink of belay meat thee meths to the Bowe of
Correvtion, and wee merely fined 6e. and costs.—Mooschester
Itamitan.

FATAL Boll.lfit EXPLOSION AT ACCRINGTON.—
Teinwday thermos a boiler explosion happened at Breed
Oak PAS Works. The boiler is • 20• horse cylindrical one,
and wee casetruond to bete 421 b. pressure. At the time of
tie accident the gams only indicated 321 b. The drama
wes jot la tbe mot of Bring when the due bunt with •
bud shock, and slat the dream, W3lieum Berns' • din
teem of about twisty yards, killing him inetestsneocialy.
Him body, where ;sad, presented an awful aspect,
part of his bead Wag completely blown away,
end am log severed from his body. Move the holler-bow
L the room, the door of which is railed, in ands
that tbs beatifies the boilers eaderesatb may dry the pieces.
Several sea were employed la the place. The stem and
wain niched though the door and tilled the place insamly.
• pence mimed Wiliam Durniale who wee seeding epos
• beating carriage, five yard. high, at the time of the ex-
plosion, wee blows of and scalded, and mangled with the
lin to awl • degree that hie hie la despaired of. Two other
C 77, used Pollard sad Hareem, were slightly scalded,
1. expected that their injuries will not prove fatal.
A. coosas the stem bad subsided search was town, and the
fell event of the peplos= ,en. The duo in the boiler
seem. to be fractured about three inches from the nesting
of lb. fint minks of plates, and a seam wreathed in the
plate to the getout et two fret. The bodes is not removed
from Its !siding more thee about rite inches, but it is slightly
thrown MI It• right side. The unwary which separated the
from the net was completely carried away by thole/ft
of the etptoo n. Siam the shove wee written, we have
hersed from the medical gres.lemen, Mr. Kershaw, that
Handel., the penis waded, is not likely to live many 1101/14.
El. nozzle is paztewt d, and body swelled to doable it• peeper
dinerattcha. Both ads of Berame's head were completely
blown s..y, end tothiag rammthe bat about two Moho of
the middle of the bead.

kiLLAXCNOLY Ocermazycz.—On Saturcla_y after-
arr. a areacholy imearerae look plate Met to Bridge of
tr, in this toasty, led whisk has resulted is the drib
f • highly norclablo know. Oa the day in weenies,
Mr. James Brodie, of Dis4lield, took • time young horse
of bis 011111 esariag to the furs at Bridge of Weir, for the
Futon. of baring it shod foe tie kit time. After thy bad
tun .1 .a• unofficially. ba ralurnel homewards, lading
the so,m a by • halter. When withia • abort
dietetic,. t.f he fano bouts be touched the neck
of the hue. with a *witch, when it suddenly
wheel d room!, at.l reoriet. Struck him with its
bed fee no the Lieut. Mr. Broths at on,e fell to
lbe grirrid, aid bi. daughter, who wu milt him,
runts, up to bun, he e• dot fad he did not feel hart, but
alum, lentredistely aiterwards be said he we. dying, sad
leening hw k itrlt-d.tely espUd. Mr. Brodie, who was
a.II brown in the oetebt.ourbood was highly respected, and
be evident death will to keg mad deeply reported by his
relative,. Deemed was daprlqt forty yore of aga TM horse
be was keeling was sat that; 1..1. ii, ions, God the occurrence
world sneer to have bees purely wed/aril. A poet serf,..,
...terries afterwards torle ~Lowed that death had bra
,a,.ed by the rupture of the testi,settlhes, the osobrose
gear n; the heart.—G logy, .11..1.

FROM AN A filtEß —A singular accident cc-
rand hi the vlllair• of Ktegoley no Wrdareday, to • man
gamed Charles Cbaadkr. It aptoare that tbrt• moo were
Criritg potatoes ones me 'mould the propirty of Mr. Clue
Wait.. between Um esti eleven two girls were also
a'rwl wig, a rabbit start from the hedge sod run
pro • bole, the phi. rolled the met mil toll them of
It. Chandler went to the hots am! pi Me ins la,
Cot an alder bit his for.hred. A mat by the Dame of
Coker, who "MA thin., immediately tilled the reptile
Ms pose 1611,111.. I' intarr.r 41 'wellies to • fearful
treat. Ile wee costr)r4 Alton at OW, .04 of fewhallt
hotwoi be wee yearly blood. Mr. 14141 lowood, on
k.kotr I. Istria what wt. the matter with the nue, and on
tem' I. N the aster. of the we, 'applied the poor Milo.
voth coma *Ms?. fat, ao4 air it to his titre, which
nisses4 him or • "rest estset. H. was takes to • medical
man, who gave him envie ~.d,, is. sod other remedies,
wbelt ',lined Isle. We an happy to say the eau la now
444 well.— Wort &sirs Gis:ette.