The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-28 00:00:00

EXPLOSION AND LOSE OF LIFE.

riogt, 'dew is Om asts•Ssaas won sads
go is • suificlest Ist* miss% will be p=tja muot

LATEST PARTICULARS.—THIS DAY.
Accounts from Birkenhead, to 11.30. this morningotate
that tbe owe wee perfectly quiet, end that the 'military
pieeO the Town hall.
p policeman Griotley, reputed dead, still survived, beet
,ori precarious emu. Beek was the dirty of
thee between the folios and the mob that net a cur was
The endure of Kr. Brown. the Raoul catholic
pet, Ind others, was freely commented upon b_y the
policemen gauged in "appeasing die disturbance. It was
„peewit Jac the riot was concocted u far back a. Sande;
lot. The 'oaten are said to have
have p
motive
tbir affair. The Roman catholic' hve put an addrue in
the Lieirred Aces of thie scorning, headed. " To the la.
habitues of Birkenhead and its vicinity," and signed by
Faber Broca, Mr. Beethuton. and 17 others of the pris
Psi !Lau catholic residents at Birkenhead, in which they
is
the riot was provoed bigothe police, sod all the blase
is to he attributable to "the " who called the meet-
sig, sad to the injediebno stroagoomats made by the meet.
tow to (mord Wile

We have received intelligens. at, bet no pertion-
bc cobetraiag, a dreadful stablest wbieh took plate yes-
terday afternoon at Bradford. A anvespiradeat, arida(
sea that plat yesterday, says
A sou solid explosion of font balm has just taken
ghee st tl.e premises of Messrs. Ward and Co., of this tows
To ten of life must bs awful, bat at this inotasat the awn-
pet of Fves lost cannot be itetertaleed. At Uts tine I writs
(fire o's:ock) all is confusion, Mslllllll. Ward employ at their
otabLibment about 1,600 se 1,700 beads is the worsted

THE LATE► STORM.

BRUM RECK OFF THE MOUTH OF THE THAMES.
LOOS OF PASSENGERS AND CLEW.
BeeMIIMID, WSDeIeDAT.
A wreck was rapoetaa at Redhead
,fie Tueadmr
emir, by smack free the eastward large ship
(rircied to be from New South Wain, with the Syd.
try rid bus) having fradereL with.very soul on board,
Menne the storm cm Stodgy relit, above 30 miles oft the
'mute of the Thames. Boman 2 mei 3 o'dock he mow of
a literals collier, named the Jame and Elisabeth, was
be,rii, op the Swin for the Teem" and saw distrem
eels hernia/ in the directioa of the Ins* Sands, bet day
moo Unwired. Thu greet drams MI the trash and tan
farce chancier of the gale blowing senierel hewerible he
them to sager any reliance to tba unesetwasla monk
kai y 'emceed bad get on the shastatesembeied tai
no
or sena hours alservarda thy was optima with by
won liawich laaseek wawa le appeaeoljari that morning
poked up • quantity al wrack, le elele Wird sera of tallow,
and wire bowing hew ee seem wswitligMbir to the east-
ward. The freguiereashibitedi appraiser sditeting they
had formed a vessel of seinliteeelde Miasmas, sad had ent.
dent!v bon broken up within a very law boars. AU that
coalu he glassed hoot the teem in the logger was, that a
kree ship had gone is pressure the Kaiak, but could give
no ticimits of the fate of the pasylohnongiere to her. Yes-
terday moraine snivels ham mate brought the follow
he litionn informatics regindimg the wreck, from
which it will be obiersei Owes is too much rem
eon to Nu that away swat ma board perished. The
'Lack Prosperity erred et Romagna at Tarry afternocus
with several tone of Wow, In mike a leseiheada, which
had been relied up by the barrens& the prior morning
between the Roadie Knock end the .Lag Sends. The
tallow was discovered flirts' sedan a growl of ',tick,
and /most the frimente wee the Aram head of a yawl (a
lan ha foU loulitli). Saved arrepemin were picked up
addetood to woes parties is linstriall. They proved to be the
Syskii. Mom* Hired of the math of July last, and each
bare the Slimy postage stamp therlea. The cola of tallow,
aaawaataatiow, were found to beer the following marks:
" Tell* Beef Talks. It iveneworth," with an abettor,"
sad the amide " 8. R " end '• C." and " C. B." and b.
We tuaderateed that another mark has arrived at Itiourate
with same oldie wreak, together with several parrs rent-
fat to " skip Oeselle," with a ship's long boat apparently
be tag Wa meal of that sass, The boat had been
Nun os Monday moron, floating bottom upwards. On
referring to a file of the Sydney Morning Hired, of Jam
end July, w. find that a vessel named the Gazed*, Jamas
liamsay, commander, 342 tens brier was advertised to
tail, with paciengen, wool, &c., that
from port for Louden,
os the 7th of July, and from subsequent advice, it appears
er
did sail on that day. We may mention that the Sydney
pewees picked op are are of the 6th of July.
The tiaaeUe„ It may be stated, is the property of Mr. Wil•
Ulm Bens, of Whitehaven. Bne left Ragland la the winter
of 1418, mid hes been %radian site, is varier parts of the
world. Overland advises from Sydney lave bar received,
which report her to have sailed from tkat poet es hat home-
ward volute in the month of July leek with a fell cargo aid
one passenger, whose name is Mr. W. W. Dillon. The
Onelle waa spoken about a week der beating op for the
Crewel by a viral since arrived at Liverpool. Her 4.11170
acealeted of IBS bales of wool, 649 seeks of tallow, 6,175
nark bona, 1 ton of hoof., wise of knuckle bones, 446
hides, 1 ere eif perfumery, l ere et braid sad traps. end
6,500 trearle.

ARCHITECTS' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

Yesterday, a general meeting of architects took
plea at the Feesmasoos"kavern, Oren Queenatreet, for the
pupae of sidepting measures with a view to the formaion
of a society isseetz. the above denomination. Mr. STONIT
Smuts
is the Tkomeetimg was very well attended.
Tie UlAi tWlg, is opesdag the proceedings, stated,
that they wen assembled together upon an occuion of greet
Inter, st, and seder circumstances which deeply &Main the
character, awl loam and welfare of their profusion. In
forming this unity, they IMO about to perform a duty
wt.oh appeared*, lima have bees too loos delayed. (lieu,
hear.) It was a duty incumbent upon them not
only as mambas of a large sad honourable profs.
mu, hut as Christian men. A doubt had been ex-
pressed as to how far the peculiar nature of their
proleseion was each as to render necesserx or jus-
Wade the establishment of this sunny. It had been argued
that then were already two fends, vie., the Artists' Fund
and the Artists' theaeral Beariveleet Bonny, whisk afforded
relief to neeseeitous architects; and there was also the
"'kroner.= Fluid," which was excissinly devoted to the
benefit of this proinsion. This doubt be soesidered of each
vital importune, that it might be aid to Involve the whole
spirit of the question which they were met to discuss. He
(Hr. Smirker) would briefly state the motives which had
influenced himself and those who were associated with him
in the part they had taken in the establishment of this
society. The Artists' Fund same bete enismace in the year
1810, sad the Artists' General Be•erettleet Society in 1814.
Bin e thou periods the number of architects had greatly
Increusd in this country, sad therefore it was oneessry that
they should have additional mesas et affording relief in cue
of need. In the city of Edinburgh previous to the
year 1812 there were only six practiaieg srebitscts. In 1846
this number had increued to 37. la Newcastle in the year
1812 there was only one architect, and at the present time
there were 20 practising in that town. la Liverpool, during
Seemly part of the present pessary, the architects nun,
bind eine or ten, and there were now 76 or 80. la Mau
*ester, in the year 1808, there was one architect, sad tiers
were now 31. , In the town of Leeds, daring the early pert
of the present century, there were two or three, sad as late
as 1813 there were only four or five ; but the number had
ROW itAttldid to 12. In the city of Exeter, previously to
1816, there was not one premising architect, and there were
at the prceent moment six or seven. The same principle of
eilculatiun will apply to almost every provincial town is
England. In London, it would appear that at the begin-
ning of the present century there wer• only IS or U NOW
testa. la the directory for 1811 the 'number hod Meereseil
to 23 ; end in the year 1840, there were no lees Mrs TIM
meanie( unitises. (" Hear" and laughter.) The..
was no doubt that a similar ieereees had base glom
in every beam& of the tine arts, and et was to meet lib
state of Wein that they now pelican to snail& 14,
Architects' Besecolent Society. It was quite clear OM IF
the two iodides bee Ind mentioned were sufficient is trams•
lean, the easslaien wee that tam were now issulidest
and V the prima funds were adequate to meet all legiti-
mism cane, tie mean must have hem meet extravagantly
upended and in a manner quite disproportionate to the
purposes for which they were destined. Under all them
Oboemetances, he thought they were bound to Übe slop
with a view to the formation of this society; sad be wag
happy to say they were already in a position to pew% by
the good they had done, that they were minis wpm $
career of public ruefulness. He had now to • ger
solution to the effect that, " In the opines melleigi
they should conduce to the honour end well-being of dre
protneion by establishing the Architects' Benevolent MP
*Mr. COCK/BELL seconded the Maims, stating that be
was orioinally one of them who doubted the neemeity of
establishing this society, bet be had sow become a con-
vert to it maim barley bees purled,
Mr. 1 1111, the trims err, staled that the efforts of tholes
who had ietertsted themeelne in the formation of the
'nifty had succeeded beyond all expestation. The sum
collected to the present time easoosted to 4001., sad amongst
tke;,nbeeriben there IMO no lass then 140 annual. Kr.
Tits enninded • hrief statement as to the advantages to be
dinned iron the empty by proposing the adoption of a guise
oinks for the_g,overnment of the thatitudon.
Mr. MOCAaA seconded the motion, which was rum&
measly tarried.
A vets of thaaks was then pissed to the chairman, and
the meeting separated.

Tu BOHAN CATHOLIC BISHOP OP NOTIIHOHLIG— 1
We have baud it stated, es what we teasictiv mealiest
aatherity, that Dr. Newman, ewe of the suet distill=
movers from the Anglia"' establish:newt to the
tattAim church, will, at we very distant joerioa, be WOW
m ud hioltep of the newirereatiel Nottisighsat.—
&Its Mercury.
Tile CoNTRIBCTIONS nom CAIoADA.—The Pearl,

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likaseni
among ocher b r .is so lowa Om 99 et Ow
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thitalthao t twoan otil Vi
halloo Tioy milMtailoar toibh.l
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LATEST 11
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The
h Mir affair.
the Lima n""
Wimp+ of WIT
Faber Brown, •
pet Rmat catholic
date Me not was p
D f$ M • anbutable
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fig, sad to the inmi
ww, to gueld
EXPLOSII
We have Wei
hre concerning, a
fordo afternoon a
(tyro that play j"
oe thom awful
pled et the preemie
Tb. loan of life mu•
her of Foes lost ear
(he ell is
estibl.shment abot
T
UMW RECK 0'
Luej OF
A wreck Wer
evreies by Mal
(naMed to b• I
mei mail bees) he
dame the storm
'moth of the Than
a limeade colic
Muter sp the S
eels hornier in tl
soon iiisappirered.
fame character of
them to offer any
they suameted be
six or wma hoar
acme Llarwieb le,
Fitted up •qaenti
and were besting
word. The froths
had formed a tress
dert!t bun broil
coela he pleased
three ship had got
no wimps of the I
term moraine a
the Mlitiond i
which it will
son to Mr ti
mock Prosperity
with several tom
had been picked
between the Kew
tallow wee demo,
and enmegt the I
insa in fell temp
addressed to verse
fiskup Mona
lima, Slimy'.
ememaisetion,
" Tali', Beef T
sad the Wade '•
We eaderataedl
with IMMO of eke
fattithe " skip
blag to a
• foul oa /tondo
reaming to a ah
end July, we fin
liamsey, comae
Mil, with passes
on the 7th of Jo
she did sail ow e
payees picked s
The (ladle. I
Ham Bros, of NI
of 1818, sod hem
world. Overlaa
which report he
ward voyage in
One passenger,
Onelle wee opt
Chased by a vi
• emeleted cif 185
dumb bases,
hides 1 ems MI
6,500 tremens
ARCIIIII
pleat tlidelm
pupil d
p ad!
of • moiety Mr
Swims la ths
The Ca Ma
that they were
inta r• at, mad •
a chati..iter, and
forming this II
wl.mh appear"
hear.) it w
Only as Mille
cou, but as
Pat putted se to
prolesaioa wa
Made the MI
Lf that tin* wet
• sod tho Artist
• mac( to nem
2ereinglena
bandit of this
vital import'
tpvit or eh. q
(Dlr. Smirk.)
influenced him
in the part
society. TM
1810, sad th
to fame these
Inereassd in t
they should t
• of need. 1
year 1812 the
this number.
1812 there w
there were 2(
old Seemly part
Wed Mae oa
*ester, in th
were now 31,
of the preset
as 1513 there
ROW tumuli
1816, there
at the puler
eilculatiun e
a England. I
• Mpg of the'
WM. la th
told;
. practisist
was no de
in every be
date of thl
• Architects'
air the two sod
Men, the •
sad u the
meM eel*
l expended
*No puma k
sr •
with .vie
hi
t. ppy tO W
tied the good 1
i tl career of p,
• solution to
‘▪ r they shout
protemion
• COC
me adobes
IWO estalclishia.
•ti mit to it-
• lir. 1 11
who bad
Gls moiety ha
collected t
ve • the :ember
M$ Tinge.
wee delved in
vtFaj of rake fo
Mr. X(
ea
• $ A vote i
the meth
6 AO Tu A
r a We have
mthodty,
movers
catholic
mud hi
&Its Mr
lig TUC I
from Can
11101/ MOOR 01
OOP. Productie
ties.
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110 hstmlan
1.41108/". etrw, ti
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