The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-06 00:00:00

THE CHAINNAKERS' 511illa.

Yesterday the chahmaskees au itzEks in South
Stiff irdshire and Esse Moroni...shoes hid soother meeting
at Quarry Beek, about three miles from Hadley. About
1,300 persona sesseethed, end Mr. Homo, the secretary cf
the Unlink prided.
The CIiAIIUIAN expeireed hie matienes In the ithiseets
meow of the movement. They ware now at the mid of the
first month of the strike, red they were better Ole to bold
out any time longer than they were at the essemeneseseat of
the Prussia. (Cheers.) He had noshed the second contri-
bution from the cheinmakers of Newcargitespen•Tyne.
(Cheers.) This time their friends from the teeth had that
there 611. 17e. (Cheers.) Friends la Ilsmehrethe had also
seat them mosey. The glutamates efelsewbelige bed big=
to make a weekly levy per waf sal the ether
breaches of the glass trade had detarmthed to help them.
Seem their last meeting the mestere bad eat oat a list of
prime, having the meth basis se the sae that the men bed
determined upon, namely. do par wt. he half-ineh eludes.
Thu list the masters contended was a =Met list upon that
hada 8o far, however, wee it PIMA that for some classaip-
dens the este of wages proposed to be Own was lower eves
the. the meth of the old 4e. list, from whirls llie men sow
directed, end were on atlas. (Cries of " Pitch it away.")
Leave wee given for the men in the employ ofe tastier wbo
'wee willing to give the rise upon a ceriath order that he had
In hued, to retina to work sod finish that order • bat with
reference to the other moo on strike, It was resolved that
toy should rens& " oth " till timer epiphyses gate the
prices costaiaed is the list which the men have pat ant.

Tlla RIOTORT OF &MIN:MT.—The living aa-
metal with the ronevy of Steekport, which has long be.
In the market without a buyer, has we understand, bias
parebered by Mr. Stephen Symonds, the Ono of Spaced,
Costae, asd Co., calico printers, of Handforth. It I.
amid for three he., and la Intended for cos of Yr.
Symmda's three sots, at the death of the rawest racier.
h. bbring includes the right of provocation to St. Themea's
Chunketockpoer, to Chatlark Chapel, to a chunk et
Dokballeld. and to bleep's Church, and is worth trom
2,000/. to 11,0001. per aanum.—gleekyert
TEN CHURCH it•Th Quentox.—A meeting of the
rete=eise 'Mid Is the church emery, Barnard Cantle,
ow ,to kavy Me for the tomb w s year ; the Rev. D.
Doped bchair, who reed the sodas and celled upon the
thogehirennee to give the eetlesste. It appeared that 601.
wee mated, end ants of one penny Ia the poand was pro-
posed sad easoaded. Several of the tstepsyers objected to
the oanyeleery ate, sad urged the vo meaty principle, and
ens the seeker blmesif mkt be would have no objection
to fr, If the althrehwordens would undeetake to carry out tbe
latter view. However, Of Oa this being formally reviewed
by the menting, they refused to bar the respotahllity of a
rot:airy rote, notwithstanding that last year'. eipmeas kid
been met by ens. The following amends ate to the minimal
mothis woe thespegesed sad emended :—" Thet this teeet-
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TSB CEfalLllio-1

.BAILWAY.

It b confidently stated that within two years front
the present MON the moat important public work which hoe
her rejected during • bog sand wW, with POW suggested
improvements, be completed We refer to the extension of
the with Raters and the railways which terminate at
inedarbridge to Chering-craves, the wry heart of the trial
p hireich they are mainly 'lmplied from the west of London.
Monet alai test mainly
the marepolte, and cows especially
In *cm pate which an sow he oast crowded thmough-
, Mike* will be afforded b) the construction of this
work, cannot be too highly estimated. Blest-elreet,
Wil, Ckeepßia the Poultry, Ries Watem-streme,
and atscethergeskferge aiding taut them, will be retie* of
the conveyer:es whiok acircAvith indent
lees cif their passengers to the Lad elatiele. •
.This great public Improveroun will le die et • east et
not more than one million, !nebulas the parches of the
zead property the betides of Me +bridge over theTtimeer,
ooastreotios of tie neeseary Minna. Of We ma
she Booth Rotten Railway propmetors, at their metieg,
Mid on Thum Jay last, agreed to subscribe 300,0001., the
Borth Entire Company goannteeing 4i per cent. up m the
asat of tb• shares. More than bed the required summate(
thesspital has been subscribed before any application has been
MN to the public to take up the shares. There aspens to
bWM raison he betas tan the esnineted cost fur the ow-
egnestion of the line will be exceeded. The estimates ander
went roost extraordinary scrutiny bins the comeeingeo of
balk Howes of Parliament, and the maims
yen perfectly ready to Wait the aslialemy et the
• seen of not lees than at the rate of lapse ware yard firm
set awn a the value of the property to be purchased, Wade
wear ag as murk se 61. /nar. tag warted for li@Jn
er par
mph,* Taildsig the sew, k in
aciethwel att, learepairder the dir.ctio of the Metropolitan Board of
Weeks, end Wank met wry great three, is of the mos dr
moieties es that whiok trill be taken for the railway on the
mouth side of the river.
The molten of ifond-market has of coarse swollen
the sedan= very monl, ha as that property was
bought provisionally before yMs bill wes peesed the
amount was already known and was ocersolt; is-
olated in the estimate. Mr. Hawkebew, the englaer
le the company, is new engaged in the paws- 1
On of the working plans for the bridge over the Thames.
It is proposed that the bridge shall consist of four lima of
rein, Instead of two, ma originally cakulated for in the esti-
mates, and this will anew the wet of the works by Want
00,0001. But It will no doubt be countered *thimble by the
bead to Mier this increased coney it first, rather then be
esserlbel, la two tie three years at • much grease, to orb
the neceesery widening of the stratum. The two =Wag
pars of Huggerford- bridge, which will be need for the WV
pa :ars et anfident width, if ended up from their
lower part, to admit of • roadwa of far linerM
rails. The footpaths on either aids will overhangs the
Awl, TM bridge will be supported by dye rem, and will
be es light in its appeannoe a the oatmeal such a work will
admit of. In counetion with the bridge there will be a spa-
done lending-pace for steamboat paragon, with a broad
light of steps misdating to the railway stalks, and loot-
ways on each side of the railway bridge. TM revenues de-
rived from foot pareangers, and from persons using the land-
ing pier, will be the property of the Chain-ones Company.
TM arches of the railway still be so wastrand as to admit
of their Wog made tenastable, and • revenue of 5,0001., it le
estimated, well be derived from that source.

IMPORIANT TO RAILWAY COMPANIES AND
P1212E-STOLZ EXHIBITOR&

A case of considerable importance In respect to
the carriage of prize animals intended far exhibition at agri-
cultural shows was decidrd at the B.th County Clore at this
week's Main. It had been previously adjourned in acmes-
queue of legal lechnicilitiek and was now tried by a jury.
The plaintiff was Mr. John Holdway, a breeder and exhibitor
of pie, residing at Westoo_ user Bab, sod be sought to
recover from the Great Wastes Hallway Company 601.
damages tor • pig which died whilst being taken =teal
oorepaoy's line tens Bath to the 'Myst Agricalduals
late show at Wstwiok, is consequence, es was alleged, of
the neglect of the detradante to supply it with sir and water,
Mt. Bar. rum, of Bath, spared for the plaintiff; sad Mr.
Poser, of London, for the &andante.
The p alntf, it appared,ra the 11th of July, was dear-
ens of media' these gigs ir eeklbidon at Warwick, sad he
applied to the stadia/eased of Bath for a free pass for those,
=Lite the reVIIIIIN Weed by Us, Ithya 6edety
tbet Path woad to carried fres by est.
tda gempaies. He was told, however, that the
panel spilled esoey to image trains, sad that as be
was dines eg by a prewar trate be must
pay the, usual charges. 8e that engaged a hone-
box, sad paid the fare for • man to acoompany the pie,
taking aim a second clan Solna for himself. Oa arriving at
Swindon the 1/1•11 told him the pigs was be • bsd elate for
want of air end water, and he consequently sought the
etation.mater, bat could not Bed biro. He area applied to
the guards and porters to be allowed to enter the horse box,
which was refused. They also Waled to open the door of the
boa, bet he eventually obtained • bucket with which he
headed some water to the eon through the aperture in the
horse.boz. Before he maid procure enough, however he
was ordered to Sniff hie carriage, as the train was about to
gtt=which be requested that the horse-box might be
id mat on by • subsequent halo which was re-
fused him. Hamad on, sad oat arriving at Diderot the most
valuable of the titres pigs ma dead, and the others in a vary
exhausted stale, but by giving them air and water they et-
rived. The present action was accordingly brought to
recover the veins of the lost pig.
Mr. Pearce, for the company,. contended that they had
not been guilty of any 'aileron°, ; they had pro.
Tided • proper coaveysace, and were not reaps.
silk dr the head the weather. The pig timbale' Ward
d setheatice, but this he nialatathed was attributable to
the laws of the animal and the beat of the weather, and
not to any neglect of the company, who did not deprive the
ankaals cd lie, sad so far sa water was ocacerned the corn.
ow's. eaderein:
eoeteedd tfcsisk.ll..Ap t thegfirst hear-
hg the
pay had base guilty al siellgesoo, they would not be liable
to more tam 40s. damps wader the 7th make a
the Canal sad Trate Ace, which seats that a
plaintiff shall not maw more than 21. fur any
sheep or pig sakes its superior vales woe declared at the
Urns It was coasigeed to toe carries. The plaintiff, then.
upon, by his sollcitx, elected to be ma-salted ; and sword-
key to-day In his earninatica supplied whit he stated was
inadvertently omitted at rho tamer idol, by depeing that
was he took the pigs to the Bath astioa sad applied to
Mr. Howell, the superintendent, for a heroe.bot for their
conveyearra he informed him that the pig sow dad ma worth
604 and the other two 301. each, sad that ha lart taken
steps to insure them accordingly. He did not pay the
carriage in Bath, as the train was shoat to start; but a
ticket was seat on by the train to Wavelet, whore • demand
was reads open him for 11. 16s. 61., but be did not pay the
ewe In consequence of the death of cued the pigs on the
Pans Mr. Pearce contended that the present motion was quits
an aterthought on the part of the plastid, who neva said a
word about having declared the value of Um pigs until after
the objectioa was raised that ao meta than 21. could be
recovered.

Mr. Howell, superintendent at the Bath statios, was
end denied that any insurance bad been effected spots
the pigs when they were deilvered ; but he stated that. on
the contrary, the plaintiff, when he applied for the heir
bus, said the pigs were vary valuable, but that, whatever
\apposed to thew, he wee secure frost loss, as he had insured
than for 601. . _

Mr. BarrTium herbs replied forth. plaintiff,
Hie Honour, in numbing up, rated that the company
to thie ease were not oorntoon carriers for cattle, sad
eterequastly not liable ae lasunre; bat le left it
to the jsry to my whether or sot they bad been
guilty of negligence. The next question was as to the amount
of damages If they were found to be guilty of aegligeace. He
put it to the Jury to decide whether the pitfall lied desired
the value of the pip with the view to busbies, or whether
his statement to Mr. Howell of the value of the pip wee
not merely a subject of ossual cosvenatiem Ilde peat wet
put to the jury to deride seat, owl they found that the de-
claration wee a mere meal statement. His Honour the
addressed them: tether ea the question whether or not the
000 hadfimapillry of neghgenoe, rendaleg them liable
to the dssege of 21. allowed seder the Case! sad Tref&
Act, end le so doing expressly stated his opiates that
although the conquers occepelird to carry make they
were under so ob to maks epeeist provides he either
poise or Invalid se male. The Jury, however, filter is short
eamaltatiss haled that the pig died frets the segligasee of
the occepsny's servems. lop asked whoa esseset of
damps tZioand dory le have guile 1000041,-
Mood the thee 2L esield be eserrensi wader the
Canal end T Act, sad seed they irides( to Ind a ver-
diet far 441., the matte set spas the pig by am of the wh-
imsies. Hie Easosr, however, dlmeted limn to lads vets
did of 21. sr ; sod they momdingly bead for Um
ploistil—doossoo, 21.

Orswrito or TED ODD Ficuows' CioaITKRY 11l
TES Waits.) Illacaorotte.—ltamenlay ferisew a Um
amber of 11211MbIMI et tbe Isierrehea Oder of Odd V.l-
- ltrabeeen Daley, left Liebe by the s.dh Wager*
Railway, hr he akin remt at the leagyarelks
at die 041 rellertt , • pasha of ha Neweyelleat
Wades. The alwalare It yeemisa Des he ler
las te gremil, ameabled la he hart, 'Wee Me
impish, the Rev. R. Le Slake§ hole a ilseeeen, dawifei
We
ohm% ea he 11314 Psalm. They flea mast le tbe
Stead. whoa es slime >r dileaal by De.
✓b. MOM that hoe was la IBMs= as Dm trsaill474
swab= el welety, h heavy eery3,ooo
UM= OD Pauses. lam AMIMIOTON..—.
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Leh thehlleol; teed, ija. SIMS he=
Ilmishiey Wag iktileriali3l3.

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JantAORDINAR I CARE.
On Saturday lest Mr. Charles Alleyne Chevalier,
a surgeon, who has for realty years startled at bmetbwiok,
Were the magistrates rating at the publie-offloe,
eased Bromwich, t Bromwich, in seamr to a charge of having committed
a repo vas and sateequently adoeinietned polaon to a young
woman named Herrin 0111. The cam was first beard on
Satarday week, when the promantrix, a young woman, sp-
prestly about terentpaeren or twenty-eight years of age,
acanthaniel by her mother and both deemed in min:ming,
ems into court. The defendant was presto, bevies me.
gegad the sondem of Mr. Beyley, aeliolter, Wedneelaury. As
we understood, Hamlet Gill had stated ha late:aloe pre.
vlately to appear Mid ems her statement, and Mr. Chemed*
=bad aa intimation that stub • course would be takes
the more. From the sporrana of the yang
WOMllit it was evident the was la a very s'a'e of health
—leaface mad ewerher ripe were is as marble, and she
spoke is sash • low feeble toned a' sa to be at WOOS la-
She add that tome Iwo yeses ago rho entered the genies
of Mr. Cheeasee, no other town beside, lured( ant this
gentleman being inmates of tho home. Where she had
been there about three months Mr. Cherube threw her
downpa ea the drawler room Aloe and connaltied a reps apes
ean
ATM insight:atm at ones eeid—Why has not se mica a
chase ban made the subject of tharrigation before now
Ws menet go into this matter.
Manta Gill went on to say that her master threatened to
take lest MOW she told any one of the ontrage, and on the
last Sunday fa May Mr. Chasm gays harmer mailino, and
she lead when' well ohm. Hamad en toadoeinleter phials
to her, a dear bottles full, and is.. days elm was bettor and
Nee wash Inignadinitl, beams weber emd wink& Three
weeks ago her master mama night Into her bed mom with
a razor in his band, and threatened to take her life, but sub-
sequently said, " Murdered blood will tuna far half."
She had eakeequeitly (as we understood a few days ago) left
his house and gene to her mother's, who is housekeeper to •
gentleman named 474itelwarkid Baotou IR rarwer to
Twain& put to her, Harriet 001 soli that the had had oat
bottle of medicine from Mr. Allem*. shellase at tholthwttfti
within the last week, and had alas two boxes of Whelptcee
pals daring her Mora
Mr. Bayley then sold, es behalf et Mr. Chasm., that that
gentleness had no epodes charge to answer, and It must be
left with the coast to sty what ulterior steps, If say, should
be taken.
. .

--At thia stage Mr. Chemise volunteered • itheaminet, to
the effeot that Harriet Gill wee of weend mind (memo.
mania), that the medicine he had adrointstered to her was
quislae, she staring from worms, and that she had been
seen by Mr. Davi. end Mr. Townsend, surgeons, who bad
ter:her Wallies teepaired.
scam convasation, In which the magi& rates, Mr.
Rehberg sad Mr. Claineme, pitied, the matter was adjourned
for • week, Mr. Chrome undertaking in the interim to have
Manisa Gill examised se to her state of mind " by the beet
medical =thorny la Blmatarjham," Mr. Clovers pledging
himself to Weed that court the easning week. As this matter
lea hard parestelp, middetheettermeehmem we Minot pub-
Doh It is ger real weekly podia
Oa tionutlay lest this Memos =Lestroefiagly none be-
fore the mom bench of raeglareMs, sod Mr. Caresses, who
attended, had tto proherional peruses of Mr. W. S. Alice
(firm of Hodge= seed Atka, Binntegtiam). When, how-
ever, Harriet Gill was called, she did not appear. Bat after
Mr. Allen had ably addressed the metro behalf et hie silent,
• young woman came into the room and handed in to the
magistrates a certificate, signed by Moan. Cooper sod Gil-
bert, surgeons, High-street, Dilates, and dated fierember
the 3rd ,—" We certify that Maid Gill le refrains from
hysterical AM, and =hie to seised the wort to-day.'
Mr. Allen this teed to the brisk • espy of • notice served
upon
_Harriet Gill, to the Ant that -Mr. Cheeses would
afted at West Emmert* polka-met this day to answer
say and every charge which elm (Harriet GM) might prefer
egains• him. TM bused advocate then scat an in a clear
sad eeephatie way to deny, an the part of Mr. Ottumwa the
truth of say of the statements made whist him. The reps
sad the poimaieg (fee to that extant the charge went) Mr.
Chemin' solemnly dialed. He had never acted with thu
islet immorality towards Harriet Gill, nor adoilaistered
bee ether than simple medicine for • trifling complaint.
Ho had never threatened to take bee life, nor
entered her bed-chamber ; and, m fear, he gave the
moot solemn and unequivocal denial to her Mete-
mate. It was true that she, a single women, and he, •
mingle man, lived aloes in the house; but he had enumerate
witnesses, who came to the hones frequently, to state that
they never sew the least Immorality cm his (Mr. Chemise's)
pm towards Harriet 001. Mr Aliesweat em to say that Mr.
Green, the able medical affirm at the Birmingham lametto
Asylum, was now in court, prepared to give wricisece as to
the state of mind of Harriet OM Mr. Nicol was also pre-
mut to give his evidemos of an exculpatory character as to
Mr. Cheveme'e conduct to his wisest. He (Mr. Alien)
should also be prepared to show that II Mr. Cheeses had,
as Harriet Oil required, advanced her money to set herself
up in a small way of business nothing whatever would
have been beard of charges which so deeply strand the
character and porition of • medical man. This trait is U.
case evinced a degree of cunning antegooistio to the 'Aged
monomania. Finally, Mr. Atka asked of the megistrates to
give Mr. Chemes credit for the solemn dental he made of the
abashing slander reload ageism him.
After consulting with Mr. Thurefteld (Wedneebtuy), who
acted for Mr. Thither; end wish Mr. Budingtun, Mr. Sharp
said that so far as their opinion went M. Cheraw stood
free from charges which effected him so vitally. Thy wetter
as against him mutt be dismissed. Of course if the charges
were persevered in, Mr. Cheeses would take the course he
might be advised.
Mr. Chimes and his friends, accoropenied by Mr. Allen,
than bowed and retired.—BireinmAaes Post.