The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-26 00:00:00

(FLOW LAST LIGIlel PALETTE.)

IYDIA-OFFICE, Auouer 24.—The Queen bee been
graciously_ pleased to nominate and appoint Major-
General Edward Leehmero Russell, Bombay Army,
Political Resident at Aden, to be a Knight Commander of
the most exalted Onler of the titer of India; and Colonel
William Lockyer Merewether, C. 8., Bombay Staff Corps,
Chief Commissioner Sindh, and lately Political Resi-
dent at Adem_to he an Extra Knight Commander of the
said order. Her Majesty has also been graciously pleased
to nominate and appoint Major James Augustus Brant,
C. 8., Bengal Staff Corps, to be a Companion of the said
most exalted Order of We Star of India.

WAR-OFFICE, AITOUBT 23.-- The Queen has been
graciously pleased to Kive orders for the appointment of
Thomas Lloyd, Esq., hugineer-in-Chief of the Navy, and
Deputy Inspector-Omieral of Hospitals Saville Maniett,
Polly, of the Bombay army, to be ordinary members of the
Civil Division of the Thud Class, or Companions of tho
Moat Honourable Order of the Bath.

Downms-trrazer, AtOra 24.--The Queen has•
been pleased to appoint Charles Beresford Primet, Esq.,
to be Auditor of aceounti of the West Africa Settlements.

BOARD OE TRADE, WIIITF.BALL, .AVUl77fri 21:1-
The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of
Privy Council for Trade have received adespatch from her
Majesty's consul at Cartharens, notifying that the board
of health of the district have received instructions to send
all vessels proceeding from the United Kingdom to a foul
lazarstt.).

A WELSH PrIILTC.I MANITY. --On Satur-
day afternoon, an adjourned inquest was held at the
County Hall, Dolgolly, by Mr. Griffiths :once
coroner for the conaty of Xerioneth, upon the body of
David Jones, aged 68, carrier, of Dow lam who died ea .
the previous Tuesday from the effects of a fall over a wall
cm the turnpike-road leading from Dolsrelly to Bala. The
inquiry hadbeen adjo_urned from therm-ions Wednesday
in order that Mr. Howell Josses, the landlord of the
Howell dda Inn, might attend, it being stated by some of
the witneesee that the desmeed, in a dying std exhausted
condition, having laitt in the place where he was found for
nearly 36 hours, was refused admittance to the inn because
the lord-lieutenant (Lord Mostyn) and his brother (thel
Hon. Pryce Lloyd) were staying at the house. In .:um-
ming up, the Coroner said that this was the moat painful
and dl4llllllliDir ease that had ever been inquired into
before him during his long experience as coroner for the
county. He considered that there wasa great deal of blame
attached to Howell Jones for his treatment of the de-
ceased. It was the most cruel thing that he. (the omens°
had ever heard of to refuse admittance to a man who had
been found as the dammed was, and who bad evidently
lain out, in much pain sad suffering, all night and the
greater part of the following day. It was horrible to
think that any human being should be so treated in a
Christian country. At Dolgelly, again, it was shown that
they had a great deal of trouble to get the wall lodging& lie
thought the deceased had been very badly treated indeed.
He wished such inhuman parsons could be Teethed by the
law, and treated as they deserved. The jury, he hoped,
would :d such words to their verdict as would temsh
such if possible, to treat their fellow-men in a
mace way for the future. The jury returned the
following vardiet:—" We dad that the demised dial bets
coneuseaca of the brain, caused by a fedi and we *eh
also to add that we are of opinion that the sisceated had
be very beaky treated at Anse-yeeelland at Orsl
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