The Express.
London, England, 1868-12-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEblBrAit

LAW INTELLIM24OI.-(T11113 W.)

001311 T OF PROBATE AND DWOROB.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
HICICAZDS W. VIORAILINI AIM IMMO.
Is this awe, which was a testamentary suit tried et
York, the court refused a new Mai.
1111WICICII e. salmi=
To this We Mr. Bowie, moved to stay
tM an action, which had entered 'Ramat Caltirg ',-
Ordinaryughter.) for malvereatio• of Pudica, had bees disposed of.
(La Sir-James Wilde mid the notion was an odd one, but
he would hear it later in the day.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioaer Wisidow.)
rx al SLIM IKKAIRILLN armee PAILI7III.
The haahrttheri.desenled se aa equestrian _ artist,
of 87, High to los datobarged from
debts of 1741. 10s. ; Vida:editors bein, Mr. J.
Fillis, artist, Madrid, again. Nies Virginia
Lambert, equerbiess artists, 411. 10a ; and
Mews. Cliarreaa aad IdoOnlivra, propiseare of It.
Royal Auspidtbaatre, Holborn. -111 E The cause
of It. fame era staled to be "loess from theatrical
specalstioas sad meat of eagegemseits." There are ao
meets of sag kind.
Mr. Or u, he the amigo" did set oppose. He
said that the baakrept had entered bac as unfortunate
ePeeldalellues and tbe claims of the creditors were in re-
verb charges for holm riding.
The order was granted.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)

WB R ~

THE GREAT BOAT-RACE BSTWEEN
KELLEY AND SADLER.
(THIS DAY.)

An undecided nee through a foul, a row-over
by me of the cosapetitors on the following day, and a
subsequent appeal to a mart of law, proceedings in which
small pendia& iatroduswid Henry Kelley, of Fulham,
and Wass Sake, of Willem to the notice of our spell-
ing readers in November last year. This day (Tues-
day) they again mike their bow to the public, bat
with this material altattim in W features of be
ems : In November last they rowed for the ehereploa-
skip, bat to-day it is for this stab of 4001. aloes. In
1857 they wan the two beet sesn afloat, Kelley boa
balding the ehampionehip, buts Mlle mightier than he
aspired to it, end on the 17th ult. the, until three
months ago, almost unknown novice, Jame Benforth,
of Nsweaetle-cm-Tyne, bore off the palm with
triumph. That match and the present were mule almost

contemponaseusly, and had th; fortunes of the 17th been
different, this would, in fact, have been for the ohm-
Piouridlo•
Large warns had been laid en the double event, and the
former struggle and its attendant ecosequenose, together
with the high °millet of opinion as to which was the
better man, gave an increased met to the present rase.
Kelley, although defeated a fortnight ago, had shows
nice fine muddies) and puce that that defeat served bat
to strengthen the hopes of his friends, while Sadler, who
had rowed him so bard before, was held to be in admirable
and hopeful °audition. The stake, as we have mid be-
fore is 4001., and the course from Putney to Mortlake.
There was great excitement during the forenoon on and
along the river, and the speculation was considerable as to
who would prove the better man. Sadler was slightly the
favourite, but Kelley had many friends who anticipated
victory foe him.

THE RESULT.
Kelley beat Sadler. Won by three lengths.
TIME AS TAKEN BY BENSON'S CHRONOGRAPH.
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Start 4 cif
Arrival 3 20 21

Du ILike of rocs .... 0 23 23k

OPENING OF THE NEW MARKET AT
smrizannD TO THE PURLJC.

ALLP.WING EXPWSION.--(T= DAY.)

Pursuant to an order issued by the Town
Auk of the Ofty of Ludes, the sew dead neat and
poultry market wu opened this morning Igor the
use of the public." The Omni is yet in a
eery incomplete condition, and the sound of hammers
and the constant buzzing of the workman were beard in
all parts of the building. By 4 o'clock the toll collectors
and other officials were at their several stations ; but
apart from the opening of the gates than was no
ceremony observed in admitting the public. In
order to perfect the facilities in the imp:elation of meat
and poultry to the new market, the railways, sidings, and
cranes, and the lifts have to be completed ; and this la not
expected to be done for two or three weeks. Under
these circumstances the several articles of consumption

were convoyed thither this awning by waggon
as usual, and some good Wei were eliseted. The supply
of poultry was very scanty; bat it is expiated that
by Friday next the display will be greater, and
hominess may be then said to have fairly cons.
mewed. The vimiton to the building this morning
were very numerous, and the utmost geed order
revelled. Shortly before 10 o'clock, however, business
was somewhat retarded by an explosion of
gas which took place in the C avenue, near the
south-waken portion of the building. It was soon dis-
covered to have proceeded from the private room belong-
ing to Yr. George Waller, meat sideman, No. 64 stall,
and, before the arrival of two land steam-engines, Irhich
were quickly in attendance, the fire resulting from the
a:radon was extinguished. The gas-men engaged in the
building were prompt in rendering assistance, and al.
further danger was soon at an end. The greatest alarm
was occasioned, but the damage done was confined to the
part where the disaster occurred, a portion of which was
completely blown away.

DR. VAUGHAN AND THE CONVO( ATIO.V OF

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A correspondence has been published this morn-
ing between the Rev. W. Hey, canon resideatiary of York,
and Dr. Vaughan, vicar of Dosimeter. The Rey. Mr.
Hey intimates to Dr. Vaughan that " he understands it is
propmed to oppose his return to convocation on the
ground of his 'supposed opinions in regard to the Irish
church," and as he asked the Doctor to stand in the first
instance, believing that he would be returned with-
out opposition, he now asks that he may be al-
lowed to withdraw his name. This letter is dated
November 25. On the following day Dr. Vaughan
replied that " he was far from being ambitious of a
place. in convocation" that "nothing but a strong and
general wish on the part of the clergy of the archdeaconry
overcame his reluctance on a former occasion." He then
adds, "I felt then, and I feel now, that it is not probable
that any clergyman who desires to think for himself will
long find himself the representative of any opinions but
his own." Having stated that his " views " on the
subject of the Irish church bad been known
to his friends from his youth up, and that
they were unchanged, Dr. Vaughan concludes as
follows :—" I have always thought it to be the office of
the two convocations, as at present constituted, to discuss
rather than to resolve. To enable eonvooation to exer-
cise aright this function of debate, it would seem desirable,
if it were possible, that its constituents should encourage
rather than preclude some freedom of opinion and expres-
sion in those who are to compose it. But I cannot com-
plain of my clerical brethren for wishing that the convic-
tions of their representatives should be the exact redac-
tion and echo of their own. And, for my own part, after
the communication which you have so kindly and consi-
derately conveyed to me, and with every feeling of old
regard and esteem unaltered towards you, I must decline
to allow myself to be again nominated to serve the arch-
deaconry in convocation, or to be the mum of any divi-
sions Wog those /rho ought on every account to be at
one."

LATE,ST FOREIGN INTELLIGENOL
(.6,4,4; Lax PR,515

lIMITPt
ALIXANDBIA, Do. 4.)
Mesas. Oppechaiin aad Co. hare anapasoad
that' they are ready to diaoonat the Ifioseoy's
Daira bonds at the rate of 7 per °eat.

WRECK OP A BABOON, ON THE IRIAN
Cadar.--OALlalit Limp°Ar swum

TitAllOßß, 18.1LiUrD. MONDAY.

Yesterday (writes Kr. irdward Jacob) the
Austrian bargee Mos wee lest in Tremors Day ; bat all
the kande, condoling of Ceptaia D. Toesealivish sad the
crew of siatees ram, were saved by the Oisitheklie
verity Boat ash lifeboat et the Natiomal Lifeboat he ti-
tics, the " Tees Egan." It wee • meet fearful Mons,
sad the boat and crew behaved very wed. The
need is a total wreck. She wee seen in the
bay at 4 o'clock as the morning of the US. at
anchor. About 7 o'clock • steasser came to her essistaaos
sad we laueeked oar lifeboat at 7.30, to aid the tug in
saving the mead sad crew. The boat west two miles to
windward through a heavy sea, bat ere she reached the
vessel the tug was found to have made fad to her, and
was taking her out to sea. However, alter we got up our
boat about two tours, the vowel was again seen to eater
the bay without the tug, and oar caw got ready. It
was now blowing a whole storm, sad the veinal struck.
After repeated efforts, through tremendous seas and fearful
breams which cosplistely hurled the lifeboat on the
beach, we ultimately sucieeeded in getting her afloat and
in rescuing the whole of the crow consisting of sixteen.
The ship was of NO tons registered burthea, and wee
bound from Selina with a cargo of Indian corn. She had
called at Queenstown, and was going to Waterford in
charge of a steam tug.

LIFEBOAT SERVICE ON THE SCOTCH COAST.
ST. ANDREWS, MONDAY.

At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon (Says Yr. A.
IL Lindsay), a verse!. was seen running on the beaks
of the Tay in a 13.&E. wind, with a
_Lary swell
setting in, the weather being thick and threa ;Inas
wire !red from the battery to warn the vessel of her
=r, and doe
at a
ha her wind, but soon boa away
evidently uled
loss about her ration. It
was clear that she would be lost unless moistens'
reached her, sad the lifeboat Annie, of the National Life-
boat went out, and succeeded in
besalagbldril'veridae=liVelook, sad bri. -ISAR MI It
=id Os Wear here about. 10 p.a. The eagles
balfrotasistenes at the taw, but A was soder.
stood OM V 1,0 intie.T.A. Ukil light the lifeboat
would ream He got abused at the wind sad res
tavaked made Ake signal about 11. The lifeboat
1904 iont eZkba g ;dot, end with di&
ties matt into the besbeat (berg Melba
the p-e;.= the whams) about 1 Ode* this oar&
ingire=th water at 2.40. The master was ill.
of the coast, and but for the 110,-
boat the vessel and crew of four ma would
arta* have been lost, as the weather became very
heavy as the night advance& The vowel proved to be the
ketch Canton, of Scarborough, likeard Ladders Inaba
end Abraham Applayard owner, 63 tons, bound boa
Yarmouth to Leith, with *ergo of 620 barrels.

SKIPPING rzrzsialm

(iT TIZAGRA

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Doc. 1. Wind it wen ILI., alight brew, and
doody.
thievoirD,Nov. 80.—Antved Drieldai Gwitle, from Sydney ;
Plunk', Iquique. Dec. 1. ,Norhain troll Foe-ohow-foo ;
Gatera of tbe Beath, Tian:oda : Hansibel, Poet Alfred; IL Shun,
Pert Alfred ; &ash* Star, Bt. John's ; SLognalia. Quebec: ;
sonveraln, Marais ; Peacock, Riga ; Ganywiede, Ocierrisey ;
Emma Eden, Ower=rpreosaid. Gummy ; Gibraltar (C),
Cadiz ; Mao to).
Local., Nov. MO.—Arrived &ea tlie river Boyar, tor Grenada.
Arrived he the river sad called : IleGona (se), for New York ;
Meek Prince, Bt. lithe. SAM; Jose Pater.
Licaaroot, Nov. all.—Aselyed: from Bangkok ;
Helen, Ardis; LBWS, 111111111 M : Quasi;
Frances, Nudes. &Wed : Neweica, Gambia ; , Gallo ;
Thomas Kurz, Buenos Ayres; Preanoltvania (ea.), New York;
K (en), River Plate.
egelfroL, Nov. 30.—Arrived : Sawed CszWon, fres Atria;
Principe, Poi% Rico; DakatelL Quebec.
Hoaxer* Nov. ao.—Arrived: Aline, hem Cella° for Mari.
pert
Savannah Savannah for ; Helene
Liverpool. Liverpool fur Bahia ; Elea lauthard,
Ccron, Nov. SO.--Acrived Mouse, fres Peradunlinoo;
Era" Huang.
' , Nov. 1111 Sailed : Pathfinder, for Valporsigo ;
India, (laps de Verde ; Protege, Martial oe ; Deb% Ilavgaltek•
Quagmire. IN Nov. BD.—Arrived: NoraGe Brengue, frog
Mazatlan ; Chalice OUILD,Noate Video ; Nebo, 11avannah ; L. J.
Pie, New York : Siberia (is.), New York.

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