The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-08 00:00:00

FATAL 01711 100IDEJIT.

A mist deplorable accident, and one %Lich threw
• general gloom over the neiglasurhood, occurred st 'forting.
too. War .%nsuptell. on Friday laat. Mr. Charles ILtfatt
Mills, a young ppeatlemee 16 yearn of ego, nephew of A. J.
Moffatt Mills. Fait— of Tortingtoodiouse, awl Lieutenant
Turner, 3nl Ibiamrs, both guesta of Mr. Mille, were, is
company with Mr. Mills'. gamekeeper, nut shoot*: on the
Tortingtoe caste no Friday afternoon. At about two
o'clock they were iisarebing • field of rape la the ocionpa-
hoe of Mr. Amin for a wouoded partridge, sad Linutesaat
Turner was watching Hied% hoot for the bird, wheel his gun,
which he was caro sag in his right hood hanging down op
hog vile, seat off is the moat ueespected manlier, end the
charge settled the right knee of Mr. Mills, who was standing
shout sir yards off. Poor Mr. Mills immediately fetl, and
Uri lieuterant, owing this, esclaimed, "4h, my deer fellow,
I hope 1 have not hurt yes!" Mr. N however,
could and reply ; sod the keeper. Berndt, Inetened off to
Toriongton.house, which sat sot very far distant, awl pro.
cured • bane-rag ~ml • hurdle, with whisk he sped bark to
the wounded youth, who woe thereupon eoureyed to hit
umele's owideace. Mr. Eirsealsd. surgeon, Art:vital, was
suressooed, and tonsil young Mr. Mills is a .tote of coh
V pse. and very cold. He of wane need all the appliances
which hi. skill sod sapariesue could suggest. but without
effect. The nafortunate yoseg pathos' rallied only very
ell 6tlr in the 4:resin, sad then west MT again. as cold and
weak as before. Mr. Eveteheel deemed it ativitahle to hays
emistanee, sad accordingly telegraphed to Itrightoo hy Mr.
Tamer sod Mr. litsktr, surgeons, and these rintlemeo
ernyed at Tortlngton.houite in due course The t•irze scr-
eams derided that the only eliaoce of seeing the young
genUessae's life was by amputating the wounded limb. and
this operation was accordingly perforined by Mr. Ever.
seed, in the pretence of the two surgeons shove named. It
is must, we believe, to wait for reaction in a patient before
tbo extremity of amputation is rutorted to; but in this
wise the danger *seined to immitiont, and the Alsace* of
any resethn at all so very remote, that no tine way lust is
removing the limb. We deeply resist to say, however,
that all was without avail— the shock to the nervous system
had bees so peat that the poor toes; man had sot the
strength to nine, and although be was perfectly sensible,
and coeveried Juries the opemtiou, ho souk rapidly, and
died later the same evening. A rein imitable eireunittance is
that very little blood appears to have corns from the 110.
0P5.4.1. An inquest wag bald at Toitington-bouse, before
B. Rhy,tles, Fen., earner, on Monday, to umpire into the
conic .4 this unfortunate accident. and a verdict of " Acci-
dental I/eath ' was unhesitatingly speed upon.

THE RWY.NT (lALF.--Several of the In.len eAliers
that kft the Tyne and Wear on Friday hare happily early&
in London. after • soot tempestuous pismire, bet a pest''
number still remain to be amounted for. Several vessel'
have psiooil Coating wreck., awl the masts of a sunken
eiaiael hare !wen .doerved off the Yorkshire mast, and
another off ('comer. The poets of Norfolk awl Suffolk are
quite crowded with .lisabled north country vessels that have
put in to repair, end we hare heard of one or two poor
follows. toasters and ni.itee of small west country seboosers,
who trete wished overboard during the gale. 't mole which
have arriv,d at Shields state that there was scarcely •
breath of will on the Dogger Bank, about 60 miles off
the Yorkshire roast, on Saturday, bat that • tremendous
sea we. te;. The hue of life will be very cousiderable,
much more ,•ou.i.leroble than was at first tioropated. for the
effects ..f the gale appear to be worse south of Flarnburough
Um, than topic) the north-east emu&
DR. gis Josa:n'e Liowe BROIEN COD LIVER On.
-4..W.111. —TM sleets of tiffs Oil have been singularly Mae-
Betel la the treatment of the severest roii,the No remedy so
rapidly seot;.e. the Irritation end restore* the general health.
lir Amber uplifted. en eminent London sameom, in hearbut
his testemor.y to Hale. observes—. After takiiiit hi. .le Jonah's
Val for • few dam its wood elects commented. I remlned my
""`llwalrb ".141•11016 Mil entirely het the lerynmal in{
lath... ems, a wag yra.lng and kitealk .itoresalut
diameter." la ile Jo gatis USW flown C 44 U'w"4l avid.
emery la eispiwk-t ttworrial harpiaidk, IL ; .. ,
eerie. oa, e.. roaelimese. Amer, flarford. and Co,
r. Iltram• Lonviou sad by respectable cberaist&—lAdver•
Yens sat

lab) intelligtiur.

EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 7.
(Wore Tobretaaseellar Bgr R. T. Hioder■loy.)
IN It L 177 IX PANTS MIST.

Mr. Nattier moved la this cane that a taxiag master of the
court ssight review his boding nodes the following cirruni-
etorionk lir. Lett, a solicitor iolon, being employed
**the meet a( Mr. Parry. a solicitor in the country. brought
au lin nos for hiri bill .4 rots, and Mr. Parrv, &fronting to
the milimiry cosine is ouch CAlief., got au Ortitr at common
to get Mr. Lett'• bill toted, some 4.1 the items being for
humor,. dres is l'haur.•ry ; the taxing master nt COMMOU
LOW t• feral tiiat porti..ii of Ow Lill to One of the toxin
u.o'ru .f this court, with whole boding the plaintiff at law
14,1•4111.t1.114,1.

111. Nalaler, who appeared in support of the motion, sub-
mitkJ that as the L.. 04 master wsn an others of this court,
tbit court only hail auy control over him.
The Vired.itauccilor said there was no precedent for the
motion. The team:: 'order at common law pursued the
in old:intim; the opinion (tor it was nothing
of a te‘inj et..ter ot this court, and the officer to
whom the 6411 was first referred dealt with the whole
lustier. The en..tioe smut Le refused, with costa