The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-07 00:00:00

MURDEROUS TRADE OUTRAGE AT
MUDDSWIELD.

A diabolical outrage was perpetrated in Hudders-
field yesterday. Tee mime weeks puts large number of the
masons' hammers Is the tows bare been out on strike in
conesunenee d the masters Devisor gives notice of their
intention to reduce their wages from 18a to 16.. per
week. Amongst the tern-outs was • man named Patnek
Word, and for • day or two past he arid several others have
Dees going about intimidating men who have come into
the tows and gone to work at the reduced Rome
of thine have slopped at the Nadel Lodging.beaee, whi•
thee, on their loanog work at night, the masters, is some
indeaces, have bad to escort them for safety. Yesterday
ceasing it appear. that Ward and • companion, whose
name he refire. to disclose, waited for scene of these OM
es they kit the lodcing.hones. About half peat six two
mon, named Thomas ll'iCeony and James "'trachea,
slalom, woe oat for the purpose of grim to their work,
but had not pproceeded far before they were met by Ward,
who tely dealt ill•Kenuy • murderous blow on
flea back of his head with • poker, felling him to the
ground. WlCenny littered • loud cry, which attracted
the attention of people in the neighbourhood, and several
persons ran up as Ward was about to strike M'Ken ay
'bother blow with the poker as be lay insensible ou the
ground. Ward was immediately taken into custody. and
li•Kinioy was conveyed to the surgery of Mr. T. R. Tatham,
where it was discovered that, in addition to the wound
ceased by the poker at the back of his bead, his me* was
entirely broken is. The poor fellow was afterwards re-
moved to the 310411 Lo4nipboime, where he now re-
mains. It has transpired that Ward mode a mistake Is
the sins he bad giggled oat foe liiis eanisions vini
WU:my being is se way eannweeed with the Isboolnis°t
strike, and ewer haven prewieggly sea or spoken to his
assailant. It is saki there are now e&y about 30 men is.
Training out, the maim haviudoemeds. to the others
the former wagee.—Jfesedgeter

Mr. Guinness, of Dublin, is proceeding in the
nelorntion of St. Patrick's Cathedral. Caen atone, or
Bath atone, hating failed in previous external restorations,
Is used only to the interior emits.

TiE PEEWEE OE WALES AT CAMBIU DOZ. —The stay
of his royal Memel anoeget us is now drawing to a close,
very owl to the regret of the inhabitaats of Oambridge.
Os Mostay, the 16th, his royal highness leaves the unit.
varsity, sad proceeds on a visit to the Earl and Conotese
of Hardwick.. at Wimpole Hall, when as Tuesday night,
the 17th, there le to be a party as a plead em,le to
meet the prioos, and the seat day his royal highness
will joia the court, end remain until after Christmas,
sad then proceed to the FAA. Yesterday the prises was
out with the Hon. G. Fitswilliam's booed, ; it was a
by-day, and the meet was at Monk's Wood. On
Friday evening week about twenty ladies and gentlemen
Mr. hosounal with an invitation to dims with his Royal
Higher' the Prince of Wale, at Trinity College
The dinner took pleas at 7 o'clock, the geed.; includidE
royal highness, the Hos. Ges. asd Mrs. Bruce, the
of Trinity and Lady Ade* the Vise-Chancellor, the Pub-
lic Orator, the Hoe. Rev. lathes end Mrs. Hewn* the
Miss Hulloed, Mr. H. J. wad lady lilleaboth Aimee,
Prefenen Aim*, Boma% Mille, and the Hew. W. Musk,
M.A., of it. Jaha's College. I. the surge of the agesibg
the party was sub son ariegisa, about 100
alteigother. We lanimensd that a prang ladybos=
has NS the Prier of Wake • pair of scroes, palsied ce
Mies rob* by legr wee fair Sadar but whisk wore very
Pwriel7 ntnaed. "MS Osaka." to the fair ading'.
ingalleare.—Ondwids ladepeedost.
Ti. Bum= II nom. —Thu Archbishop of Can-
terbury. the Lard Cliegneller, the Speaker of Use Hose of
Osamu% with a lese list of elected, and (wells
' treeless, ailloadwi • wessilag as Tuesday at the
i Mama fie largovi pawing Ise sot been held for pare.
The object was to die es the peat scheme of separating
the contests of the Masons ids their natural groups—
, a shear lisp advocated by Mr. Palltila in behalf of
literature. sad by Profaner Owen in the interest, of scenic..
This plan was adapted in principle by the trustees •
year ago, though 'sly by a majority of one voice. SiDOl)
then the tM. made the work In owe sad the
seating of Tuesday was coliveosid to take the Gael ("Woe
of the whale bed of trustees. The vote of but year was
soeflnued, we by a large majority. This act
decides the prolisiaary dap of the Wanes ; and permits
the goveranisst to meet the House of Commons, without
Isar of leiseeposestathus er opposition from the Muses
Neal(. The details of the change are, of course, add settled;
nor au they he =AEI Earliemect and& —Admen's
DISSCREES AT Commune truivioarm. —Mr.
Wiliam 'Saws (8.A.), the highly megeoted Mader of
Llesdat Hose Asidesay, dig Wes es the paging
if IS, addeldism 'disguise to depute, took the
Sees of B.A. at Oerpue Christi College. when he had
Wes alowied. 43u applying to that Snags to have We
nine pit IS tbr Marie, in order that he might pressed
be Ms cisgree of LA., the appellee wee refined, ea
Ms wowed paned that he was Dot • munbor of the
—°- -"-cad ehosela We soupier to Mote, however, that
• veraehoo of the ism* d hag semen and of the
highest ragootability. beershs the ewe Wore the Hooierity
ofPrialt Osage, awl, by a Ineniagras veto, Mr. Jahn.
es
is a exam of est igssegablo gegisay. U.-
lea we had egegisil SOS bliesslis• frees • reil•Wo Kam
WO
lOW MPS* have Wired the& I. the prowet day,
say edienearthoridee wireld have adapted the course which
applAIS hi kw hen token at Osepue, and mod of our
readers. we TM saes /E&Sr the rebuke adrniaistered
by the lbenieen al Ti diy well emeihed. —Owohridys lade-
Ms. Wang!, 0011031 M—Mr. %Wry,
=ltlre Wort Mildieses. le add lobe rapidly rgeoveriog
law and deseggesa iwilepsiblea. He left Egg
Luil•bout two wenthe folk ter the kind of Yedebs.

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