The Express. — 1861-09-27 (London, England)

MELANCHOLY ACCIDE.VT AND LOSS or TWO Ller. —A most melancholy accident occurred near Penman, on Monday night last, by which an elderly fisherman and a boy were unfortunately drowned, whilst another fisherman has received some serious injuries to his person. It appears, from facts gathered in the district+ of Newlyn and Peal, that as the Strawberry fishing boat, of Newlyn. was ruling in to bee moorhen, in (:warns lake, Moat's Bay, in company with some other fishing boats, a moat violent and sudden squall came from the sonth.west, and taltinVhee Strawberry' broadside she was imnioliately upset. w men and a boy were no board at the time, who were all three thrown into the water. RINI at the mercy of the waves struggling for life. John Richards, aged about 00 years, and the lad Deeble Tonkin, aged 15 years, were unfortunately drowned ; the other fisherman an called Philip Roaffeakek, and was fortunately saved by catching boll of • line and boat hook thrown out to him whilst in the water from another boat, but not without breaking hie arm and receiving other serious bruises. The weather during the evening of Monde y not promising to be fine, bid on the contrary squally mid boisterous, many of the hosts resolved to return to their moorings, and whilst doing this the fatal squall came on, just as the boats were off the cliffs near Mousehole. The Strawberry immediately went down with all the seta on board and as yet neither of the bodies of the two unfortunate persons drowned hays been picked up. As may be supposed, the accideut has spread deep gloom ewer of the the lisbermen's houeoholik as well as in wester leeality.—Preeo.thJ,,,,./. i▪ rsagem. Morena ix Loorii.—A very welleeadveted young ems, named Patrick Casey, a workmen in the 1..i1l of Mr. Stephen Brown, situated shout three miles from Ileadalk, was larlormaly murdered on Saturday night last, sod his body was thrown over a bridge into the river. The wifortunate young man N is reported, was warned for haring got a situation is the mill, which caused some jealousy, of which he took no notice. On the evening of the night the murder took place, he was drinkiog with some persona in a publicboom' not far from where his body was found next morning, dreadfully mutilated, his legs and arms being broken, and some of hie teeth knocked out. Suspicion has fallen on I parkin parties, and • most rigid inquiry will be instituted by the authorities forthwith, and hopes are entertained that the4nilty parties will be discovered. FRENCH 01EICERA IN • SeßAPG—Whilst the estrous verity of the law was being carried into effect on the Piazza dpi Cerchi, sorer the superintendence of the Roman judicial and military authorities, a sentence km physically severe, bet perhaps more morally so, VMS being put in force by the French military autlue rise limier two officers of the 71st Regiment, on the Pres del Popolo. for having, by their culpable negligence, hew inetrunieatal to the mutilation of their regimental lag. It appears that the captain and lieutenant in commend of the detachment on guard at the Piazza di San Pints, before the Pope's pekes., had allowed two la,hea, sot of ancient Rama virtue, to pay them a visit le the apartments over the guard-room allotted to officers on duty there, and to which there was acmes through a private door. Whilst they were enjoying the society of them nymphs another officer called at the guardhouse, sad the caption and lieutenant, unwilling to let the sew-comer into the mysteries it the little room upstairs, ern down to him, walked with him on the plena, sad eat down is the cafe for some time. But the Ariadoes they had absoloniel, frodicg inn* hang heavily on their bands, es mod in such came, began to examine the movables is the room, sod especially the pmrival oniament it contained—via, the regimental flag. kept there by the detachment on guard, to he July preseuted and waved every time his Holism' pained the piazza to or from the Vatican. I'upiality thrilled through their frail frames as they handle) the bullion merle, and the solid gold Solferieo medal appended to the tattered banner, still more hoovered in it. rage if the post mys truly--" %ahem milks, emir di impasse !" TlieLihes respected the rags, hot abstracted the golden ap• thereto. sod with this stolen booty decamped by the back stairs. But who will sot pity the we. besolis captain and lieutenant as they bore back the hemewed bunter to the colonel's quarters on the followieg seceliag. The court martial before which they were tried mireeer the captain and lieutenant to be d end SEM to the feign( at Toulon. the former r frvii; years. sad the latter, to whose especial kelpie( the flag wee setreeted, for 30 years. Before being carried out. this eenteine was forwarded to the Emperor for his approbate:la, the nafortunate captain being a war-worn retains, decorated with live medals. sal on the point of obtaining hi. majority; but Napoleon, although hie own career might have reisinded him that " Nemo omnibus king 'spit,* was disposed to look on the ease with severity, and confirmed the sentence, let on bops for the sake of exam* and discipline, but with the nisei:airs of subsequently mitt piing or entirely remitting it. The peieful ceremony took place this morsing, sod had such io effect oo the eaptala that he is strictly welshed lad he should wipe out hi dimPOP by suicide. as he has expressed himself determined to rio.—Lefferfrees Name, Sept. 21.  is is los too is  M UM IN NO IN