The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-30 00:00:00

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The Lord Mips. islite/Xs she C;RlTltasToiTywiva letter
from Sir Chyme Illagehell. the gidomea for the Ward of
Bridge
" To the light Sou. tb,.lged Meyer, sad the Court of

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health sad hionserg sr ma Mdertles,' I I. It am duty
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dm ma& rapes sad esteem I Werra dor every wawa&
of peer honorable rot, from 'whom I have Orr se.
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the City of Lads. With every with tea per Ibtsee rem:
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Upon the meths et We P. Leadmisesidad by, Mr. Arse-
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Mayor WM zsgesuled to hint* precig• for lit. .610:410• 01
ea aldermaa the weed of aidg• forthwith.
The Member remoiedak was also adopted unanimorli
" That la switstat tdr eserwathe by elf C rats titli at
his ribs et Mims et Brides Ward, ettir a tankful Ad
howoaralis who aftweaspwisht roan this court rim to
record their Misr ug te impartalin, •••1. swismnolL
with white be bed MiArgsd all the dot** a "slew Or
this mut sad • I••Wlnts of the city of Lmsou; sod to
mere him ths4 he animists hie ntirment the repeat 'mid
resod mil Are with lAMB be his beam so kraut happily'
assedated, mid their coldhl impurities' se bierblis sender
sad private worth."

Loxo VOTetne Dt SMALL Vxassui.—The
fog letter heal a correspondent of a local paper has refor-
mat:is to a paragraph which appestat In our 'edemas a obese
time sines Gentlemen,—lieving Peen le your valuable
paper dated August, 1829, an article headed '•Perilous
Voyage and Skilful themenhip." copied from the Liverpool
Memo.% allow me to make a few remarks respecting it. On
the 13th of September, 1858, 1 railed from this port (Bristol)
for the Cape Teed lolanda, with the screw steamer Gem,
only live toes register, built by Mr. Pays, of Ceetkostmet,
and owned by Megan Vision and Miller. After encounter-
ing two strong gales of wind crossing the Bay of Biscay, we
arrived at the Island of Bt. Vincent, all well, in 27 de p.
1 do not wish to boast ef my skill sad good eassagoabip, but
Captain Bnickces, of the saes steamer Leak 90 teas
register, considers he made an ext
to Bahia in 19 days front Faluemeth.rar:teir2oplaion=
believe most emetics' man will think the same, looking at the
difference of tonnage between the little Lacy, ofto loss, and
the little Gem, of 6 tons) that the Gene's passage was the
beet of the two. Captain Bracken says that on the arrival of
hie little vessel at Bahia it crested quite a sensation. lam
inclined to think this the arrival of the little Own at St.
Vincent, which was a mete boat compared with the Lacy,
must have caused a great admation thers—W.ll.--1, Old
Park-street, Bristol, Sept. 26."
BlilewltECK AND LOBS Or LITE.—SHIELDS,
Sere 28.—Information his been received oldie loss of the
Ana, Captain Tomlinson, of South Shields, on the 22nd
inst., on the West Pleat, near the Hoek vale Holland ; crew
believed to be all drowned. The Ann left this harbour on
the 16th for Rotterdam with a mew of seven persons, whose
names are as follows:—Robert Toinlineon, master (left a
widow) ; non Tomlinson, mate (left a widow, near her
confinement, and three children); John Maitland, conk. (WI
a widow and two children) ; John Seen. seamen, nom -
red ; William Wicks, an apprentice, 18 years of age, balosF
leg to Landes ; and John Dalton, a second apprentice, shoot
19, belonging to Inland. The following is an extract of a
letter from Mews. 'Vander, Leuw, and Sons. merchant;
Rotterdam :—" We are informed by the Dutch Coosa! at
Schevengen that Captain Toniliason, of the Ann, wee burled
there to-day, being the place some the body was picked up."
Subsequently to the data of the above letter two dead bodies
have been picked up, supposed to have belonged to the suns
mewl. The: Ann was built at Oainsborotigh in 1798, le re-
gistered 176 sees, end woe the property of Mr. Robert Jolly,
of South Shields. Genets.
ENBEggynagsff hei RAILWAY CLexxs.—A charge
of embroilment of a very extraordinary ohareeter has been
preferred this week against severe' persons is the
offioe of the S.N.E. Railway, at Mosteessend seed
in the general office at Dundee • and the lamb( gmsena
have already bees arrested by die Mastrearepetice,
in gaol there, as being implicated is the clime
'bathes, ticket clerk, Id• :dross station ; James Anagram,
another clerk, at Montrose; Joseph Brown, audit clerk,
Dundee ; Charles Smith, presently a clerk at Aberdeen sta-
tion, but formerly at Ar,• and James Whitton and
Alexander Robbie, guards on the line. The manner in which
the offence is said to have been committed was that, from
Brown's podtion In the office at Dundee, all the tit kets being
given into his hands for audit, he had frecioent opportneities
of sanding back numbers of tickets to the ticket clerk at Mon-
trose, who re-issued them as fresh tickets, and the money
draws foe each re-icsue had been appropriated by the parties
continued be the offence. This is supposed to have been en-
vied on for a considerable time ',Shoat being detected. What
part the others had takes in the attar cannot yet be stated
with any degree of certainty, se the judicial investigation
into the decumetancos his not yet hem completed. The

amount of money takes Is vartotiely rated. but it is believed
to have bees at Mast 401. or WI. within the lam four month].
Warrants are out for the apprehenrinn of cos or two parsons
sot yet In austody.—Dander ddvertiar.
ACTION AGAINST THS BANK OP ENGLAND.—
A very amebae ors affecting the Bank of P.nglend was tried
in Newcastle County Court on Wednesday. A mariner, is
the eve of prosethag on a ten orontlue voyage, depositad 831.
in the broach beak of the Bask of England in Newcastle, at
the suggestion of hie brether.in.law, who is a malaise in the
eatabilaisment. Daring his armee the wife obtained 401. of
the mosey through the influence of her relative, the 'ashler.
The mariner on hie return repudiated the Gat of his wife, mid
celled upon the batik to refund the money. The hank, en-
dorsing the ant of the cathier, refueed to entertain the appli-
cation, and net up a pha of ratification on the port of the
mariner. The judge commented in somewhat severe terms
upon the condact of the cubic, and the proceedings of the
honk, end aspersed his opinion that the mariner bad never
ratified the wile's act. The jury returned • media for the
plastiff.
MS WEPT COAST OT ATRICA.—Th • Madrid
Omits of the 24th has the following : " The Governor of
Fends Po wires, ander date the 28. h of July, that at the
request of the Bustish Consul at Rio Contemner., be had sent
the 'chooser Beata Taw to protect the English subjects
and property placed in peril by dimensions between King
Bill and the Hine of Ames. The pawner opened ere an
the palace of t►e King of Angus, and she afterwards ems or
shove a small drachment under the orders of midshipman
Martinis, which. protected by the guns of the schooner,
carried offs flag bolded by the black,. The King of Acquit
subsequently made known that be was dispoeed to sign •
treaty wit► Ring Bill. The English Consul thanked the
Governor in hie elm lame and in that of him goversoand
fee the service nadagsd."