The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-18 00:00:00

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A CRINOLIMI CATAITROPIII.—A conwpondent
mods as an account of a erlneline secklant. He mars that
one Sunday a party of lapsed girls weed, on pleasure herd,
to some public pokes his Ide locality. On the grounds in
Lrirnthere are sevreel him of beim sad in stoottl
ie7aity of theme one of the gide' trim:diem
over the top of a hive, aid when the poor girl, ignorant of
the fact, walked away, doers came the live, of bourse. Tbe
whole corps ifersiir instantly set loam their unwitting es-
Bailout, who, to escape their notice, was obliged to rue for
it, and eventoslly to take refuge in a pool of water. Freon
thewe she was drawn. sod heiag badly Mang she was lobes
boner to had, where she lay for • few days, but beta pow,
says oar eorrespoodent, quite recovered from the affects of
the aecideal.— Cumtheriend Parquet.
tit/ N ACEIDENTI4. —A few days ago an accident
o more& under very painful circumetances, to Mr. Charles
Armstrong, builder, of Carlisle. He, with his brother,
Mr. lame Arourtnoug. and Mr. Lambert, were out in the
fields partridge ihroting, at Hesket. Mr. Armstrong bed
gone through • fence, and his brother was in the act of fol-
lowieg, with his fowling-piece at fell cock. Is cedar to
avoids's, Jaeger from having the goo in such • coedition,
he proceeded to reduce it to hull-cock, hut whilst lowering
the hammer his thumb slipped from the comb of the cock,
and the piece exploded, lodging pearly the whole of the
cootents in the right heel of Mr. Charles Armstroog, who
was only about four or five yards in advance. Mr. Arm-
strong wax at once disabled from walking, and the dinner
of his brother may be better uodentoal thou described.
Mr. Drown, surgeon. fortunately happeord to le in the
noMhboarliood at the time, and conveyed Mr. Armstrong
home. It was foutid that the heel was severely lace rated,
and although upwards of forty shots had been extracted,
there were still more remaining. The wound ie of
such a mature as to mean Mr. Armstrong from maim
for some time.—Cuetherand Parquet. On Wednesday, as
Mr. Henry F. Souirrell. of Kieg's Lyon. was out sheathe
in the pariah of Riagshall, a broom of bark rose, and he
bred off both turrets of his gun. bringing down bosh birds
and also • young woman who was glearaug moie eighty
yards away. The shot entered the poor girl's face and
seek, iallictiag a were wowed. Mr. riquirrell rendeeed every
assietaace is lie power, and before leaving made the
girl a handsome mesa is matey as some recompense for
the injury he bad indicted.—Berg and NorrarA
Poet. the interment of Mr. Jobe Dean, the young man
who was amidimatally shot by 8. Giadera, Fag., on Wednes-
day, the IQ kmeL, bee Wien pixie at Breretoo churchyard,
Rugeley. The reumiss were accompanied to the grave by
the corps of Ilageley Rangers, of which the deceased wee a
member, seder the gemmed of Lieutenant Lander. The
mega primed the bier, and the band played the " Dead
March ie Saul" Upon reeving at the grave, the barbel
envies was ieswwively tan 4, and after the body had bees
lowered to is, Leelk vedieg pies three volleys were fired o'er
the gram— WeirerAmnplen atronidi.