The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-29 00:00:00

BELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS FROM THB

INDIAN MUTINIES.

MEETING IN St. PaNCRAS.—Last evening a meet-
ing of the inhabitants of St. Nurse was held in the Trinity
Scheel-room, Camden-town. The Rev. D. Laing, the in-

eumbent, tools the chair. The Rtv. Messrs. Fletcher and
Fleming addressed the meeting, snd Mr. Garvey moved end
the Rev. Carter Smith eeeeoooooodd • resolution of eympathy
with the sufferer. in India. A revolution for the appoint-
ment of a committee was also earned.

LEANlNGToN.—Yesterday, a public meeting WI/
held at Leamington to Basin the fund now in course of col-
lection for the relief of the ,offerers in India. Lord Leigh
(lord-lieutenant of the county) took the chair. There was a
large attendance, end a very asznnt and liberal spirit par
srded the meeting. Tho speakers were Lord Leigh, the Rev.
Dr. Dickman, W. Tolletusche, Esq., the Rev. Dr. Winslow,
Captain Bevan, Rev. Mr. Bromley, Captain Stuart. Rev. A.
New, Mr. T. li. Thorne, &C. 11.01000ln were passel ex-
pressive of strong and earnest sympathy with our fellow-
nountrymen in Intim under the cruel and unheard-of suffer-
ings they have so nobly endured and the destitution to which
an many of them arc now reduced, and also of the desire of
the meeting to assist the surviving sufferers and the widows
sad orphans of those who have Wen, and to this end most
anxiously entreating the benevolent contributions of the in-
habitant, of the town and neighbourhood. It was further
resolved that subscription lists be placed at the different
tanking eetablishments and libraries, and that when the
tend is completed the amount be sent to the Lord Mayor of
London. Upwards of 2601. was subscribed at the meeting,
Sir Charles Des Vieux presenting 601.

THE SUNDERLAND SAILORS AND THE SUFFERERS
rr iNDTA.—The Sunderland triton have set a most praise-
worthy and patriotic example to the working men of the
country by dediating 301. from the funds of their
benefit society to the subscription for the relief of ttlit=
toren by the mutiny in India. Twentrsix ablebodied ice-
men left Sunderland end Shields on Thursday to join the
royal navy.

THE OUTWARD PI3IIIIIICLAR MAIL.—SOUTH-
AMPTON, MONDAY.-11111 Plain!lair and Oriental Com-
pany's steam ship Alhambra, Captain Joy, left this day with
the usual Peninsular mail., 62 passengers, a full cargo, and
16,9131. in specie. Among the passengers are Captain and
Mrs. Welter, for Lisbon.
THE COALPIT ACCIDENT AT MANCHESTER.—An
amount has altrady been published of a shocking accident in
• eoalpit in Bradford-road, Manchester, by which four men
wen buried beneath a quantity of brickwork. A new shalt
had been sunk to the depth of about 146 yards, when on
Friday evente,t, the 18th instant, four men were engaged in
lining the abaft with bricks over a depth of 27 yards from the
bottom. Owing to • want of proper precautions for securing
this brick-work, the whole of it gave way, and fell to the
bottom, burying the unfortunate sinkers and.. it. The
total mar of bricks was about ninety tons in
weight, and there being a conablerable quantity of enter
at the bottom of the Aide, as usual in such cases, the removal
of the fallen mass ha. been • work of time and difficulty.
Notwithatanding every exertion to clear the shaft, it was not
until Saturday that the first body was discovered. It was
that of James Blair, aged 19. On Sunday • second body
was recovered—that of John Clayburn, aged 17. Clayburn
has left a widow and child, and there are still in the pit the
bodies of Henry Appleton, aged 17, and Henry Turner, aged
21, who leaves • wldow and three children. The bodies taken
out were much cruahed and disfigured. An inquest on the
bodies of Blair and Clayburn era. opened yesterday. Then
Is no reason to attribute Manta to any one but the unfortu-
nate enterers for the occurrence.

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