The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-26 00:00:00

CARIJSLE ELECTION.

IPOLLI510.—(T1IIS DAY.)
(BY lIIITTNR AND DINH NAONETTC TELZOILI.P2.)
At 10.30 thin morning the numbers were :
Hoclpoe
Potter
The 12 o'clock rotors wee—
Hoppa
Potter

Majority for liodpon 9

INTERCOLONIAL ROYAL MAIL STEAM
PACKET COMPANY-(THIS DAY.)

The third ordinary half-yearly meeting of this
company was had this afternoon at the offices in Stour.
pte-street ; Lord C. HAMILTON in the chair
The directors' report, which was submitted and adopted,
recommended the payment of a six months' dividend to 3trth
Jew last, at the previews rata of 7i par cent. per annum,
forw
free of income tax, having about 1,150 t. to be carried
ard.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAT.)

TVIIIIDAT, Novwn It • LIS.

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Postmen
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OALWA 7 .. M.4I 41 42 Z. 4
NAJUNINIM M. M 61 LW. o
LA VZIPON IBM N 40 W.N.W. r
'ft —lt 46 46 N.W. r
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tumours
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Din= . ?IR 01 II LW. 1 r 9
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INELND lll. II 16 LW. r 4
Mama 14 n Ir. r a
Panama 1 84 n LW. r 7

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kod orb NA Sisk at vortical ries, iambs/ aimed anedisadveddi
et as Irk dississlace : sad each 10 dea, above at dia., caring
laseelmasedihs Inertia& IL—ltpeas4 Strinasmalse
.111.—Iltiltesd bulb (Gat evapwatioa awl dr,
pea*. D.—Direction at wind Iron—two points WV at ma-
nses). 1.--Iforot (1 to If—estionted). C.--Cload (1 to 11). L—
inable: la bine*, e. clouds (detached) : f, tog; 4WI: 1.
11= w&—llea mak, ihasy dlstortr) : et. oaosa So 11).vercast (dell) :r, vela .or:

nirreors m TWIII REPORT. PSORABLE 11117011 THOLIDLY.
N. baltaln--&S. W. to W.— Y.W. to S. W, and to N.L
Strong gala, rain, to freak Gals, with wow.
11114. w.
Irrbut.l--9. to W.—Gale, rain. W. 51. W. to N.- Oslo, rain.
L Coast —& W. to W. S. W.— W. to !Coed N.L--Gate, snow.
Rain. strong. Pk,
L Iloylarrt —V.M.W. to W.— /1.. W. Is N.W., N., sod N.N.L
Strung to hoary gala, rale. —Oak. MD or riooff.
N. Stations Ironed by D. pstanlay.

The King of Prussia has purchased the furniture
of the reception hall, which was constructed sear what Is
called the Frankfort gate of Berlin, on his Majesty's en-
trance into that city. The furniture, which is is Miele*
is of the mine of 5,000 thalere (the thaler is Mr. 75e.). A
brewer has purchased the hall itself foe the purpose of giving
concerts.
"Prince Napoleon," says a Paris letter in the
Salsa Puldir of Lyons, "who was to have left Paris last
week for Leedom, has postponed bin departure for a few
days. His imperial highness gees on business relative to
the Frisch port of the Exhibition, and will take with him
several gentlemen. H. Le Play, secretary-geseval of the
imperial commission, and H. Eerier, amietant-secretary,
are already installed in offices at London. The prince will
pus a fortnight in that city, and will return there after the
opening of the Exhibition, to superintend the labours of the
Imperial commission."
The Caen journals announce that great oonstar.
adios has been produced there, within the last few days,
by the failure of H. Dubois, a banker of that tows. Aro
cording to the balance sheet deposited at the Tribunal el
Ocenineree, his li 'Whiles amounted to about 800,001 Kr.,
bet additional claims have since been put in, which will
raise the total to about 1,800,11( Mr. Nothing is stated as
to the probable amount of the assets.
REAR GALL—Soon after midnight the gale front
the south-west, that raged furiously from 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, increased to a perfect tempest, accompanied at
intervals with violent goal. and pelting showers of rain.
FATAL AOI:IDENT.—Two MIEN KILLED BY A FALL
Or EARTH. —A sad accident occurred on Saturday last, at
the sewerage works in Ludlow. So lop. It appears that three
Ines, Joseph Lowe, Jame. Palmer, and Edward Ethel, the
latter a sub-contractor, were eogagtvl in • cutting in M-
ote Fee, and, having got to the depth of 9 feet
4 inches, were In the act of receiving timber for
the purpose of securing the sides. Soddenly there
was a shout from the beak of " Look out," and
immediately the earth gave way, before the men had time
to attempt as escape. Lowe and Palmer were killed in.
etantamously. the crust of the ground, which was as hard
as rock for a couple of feet, completely smashing their
skulls. Ethel'. however, whose duty it was to see to
the supporting of the sides in such work, as being
the moat practical man, was more fortunate, some-
thing or another keeping the falling mass from pressing
on him with great severity, whilst he had • free sup-
ply of air. He was dug out much exhausted, but not
very seriously injured. At au inquest held yesterday,
(Nooday) before the borough coroner, J. William.. Esq., it
was stated that a gas mein had been laid down a short time
pirriott.lv, parallel with the cutting, on the side on which
the roil, ke. was throws up. Along this line the earth
bloke, and fell. A verist of "Accidental death" was re-
turned, the jury recommending greater premution in future.
The deceased were married mem, and leave families unpro-
' vided for.
REMARKABLE RLLIBL—AII extraordinary case
of rescuing from instaatruseons death has occurred at otley,
which. from the great premium of mind exhibited on the
THE POLICE COURTS. one hand, and the gratitude displayed on the other,
deserves a special record. It appeared that a few days
mils DAY.)
ago, a 112•11 named Henry Robinson, well-known as a
flaberman, picked up in the River Wharf., which was
ohm swollen, • large plank belonging to Ackroyd,
II Alt N. I.EBoNE. Demises, and Co., worsted spinners. Otley, whose
TUT ROBOICIT AND ATTEertt lo•nont AT PADDINGTON. I works are situated on the banks of that stream, and
ru Mr. S ardley taking Li. eat on the beach this morning, frees which it had been washed away. On Saturday mora-
le pee•or Itraddick. of the l i,ivision, accompanied by Police- tag hot, Robinson, accompanied by a young roan named
meitable House, 97 1.), both of whom have the above matter Ink, took back the piece of timber to the mill. Arrived
is baud, applied mho worship.. miler. ; there. Robinson, who led the way, sad whose organs of
Inspector. Braddick mid in the case .of the three sidemen ' vides are unfortunately very defective, unloeked and opened
and ."I1"to who an in remind! cheered for ' Mass be supposed was the joiner's shop door, but which
th" robbery from the hems '4 Mrs. S'ir3l, (iron. Q 01,1401, tumid out to be use leading to a Orr fly wheel, then in
Ldv o•siding at 5, Folham•place. and also with amianttleg rapid motion, and 'arming into the place, be fell forward
With intent to murder her-then we's a a".l material And soon after...rib' became entangled in the machinery.
Witmer for the promution whom he was almal would not His piercing cries were beard by Ellis, who was else. be-
atten4 ',oilmen Wind summoned. and therefore he waited kind, and he at once threw down the plank which be bad
his ,•••Isip cruet bun a summoaa. cat hie shoulder, and tonneau!" rushed forward to the
Mr ar.l6, - You think the party is a material witness? men of hie companion, whom he ruPed 264 d
!aspect, itrwldock -I do, sic away, lust as Robinson was drawn up y -
one of the renivir
Hr. Vanlby Thee you as take roar ellineMMlL How thee ef the fly wheel ; Ellis himself tieing also raised from
Is the lady, Mr. liraddick ! ; Ida feet at the same moment. Robinson sustained some
inspector lireklick —I am sorry ti my nabob* remains various contusions no the left foot, and his deliverer was
still is a very Lail gate. and quite enable to leave her mom. also slightly injured on the shoulder. Robinson immediately
lir. Yardley observed that if it was enomeary he 'rout Immo! and caressed his friend for saving him from
la awl take her dip:l46.oh bat It mad be home le misd frightful death ; but the lookup of Ellis were so much
that it most Is Is the preerece of the primers. Al. overpowered by the important part which he bad just dived
thoniti the lady soislii not be able to give evidence is the dreadful web., that for some time the brave fellow
la to identity, still evidence might be gime by her— was utterly unable to articulate a single woriL —Leeds
acrd very arterial evidence too—ao to the pesthise Mernery.

The peuosier was found Guilty,
The prosecutor said he Is:hosed the prisoner was under
soon bud ll:Anson., and that his mother had gone to his
elopood said to the prisoner. •'Stick to your text. Johnny,"
after which the prisoner denied all knowledge of the 101.
sole.

Sentence was ;xistpotied, in order that some further in.
guinea might be made.
Erarat S",<•la, 24, labourer, pleaded guilty to a
charge of bigamy.
Elombeth Susannah Witherden, the second wife, in
answer to unestions put by the court, said the prisoner had
courted her as • single man. owl that after Laing married to
Lien four mos.ths, she wiss obliged to leave him on account
of his adman*.
He was sentenced to eighteen months' hard labour.
A/fen/S....hey Lead,,,, a respectable looking man, our
rendered to take his trial upon a charge of stealing 1C31.,
the monies of the Eastern Counties Railway Company, his
mastem.

Merjraot Baßooties wee specially retained to conduct the
prow:llion, with Mr. 'Metal Ationeoc.

The prisoner had been for apeat many =
in the service of the «mammy, and very
tome of money paused thruno his hamb„ and
the offence Unmated to Lim was that on the
I:.th of Februarj, 1:414, be was entrusted with a
Mal of 2.:i10/. to pay into the bankers' of the
eturemy. and that he kept back 100/. of that
tutu. In the cows.• of the case a difficulty
rue that certain les.ka which would have proved
the elect amount paid to the prisoner and that which
he merlin were not produced.
TM: I:reorder ruled th.it without thi. evidence the
ch.ar;e sot be supported, awl the jury therefore
retii rued a need of Sot t.O dry.