The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-02 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

GRAVISEAD.—June 83-Arrived: Artaxerxes, fit. Asa
Yukon, Demerara; Ailda, Hanover Buck Havre Chanticleer,
Stettin; Clifton Hall, Porte Rico: Dorothy, Ceylon: Wipes,
Ceylon Edmund, Havannah : Edward Oraham, Melbourne:
Meg Me rills, (kale : Providence, Dantde : Rhoda. tit. Lucia ;
Behar, Sweden: hblh. Norstmdt: Una, Malta Vesper, Aussie;
UMW Scott, Denterara. July 1. Alexander, Blorneborg Andax,
Nassau ; Augusta Norwood, Callao Rapider, Rotterdam Hei-
sts., Mauritius: Bethel, Crondadt ; City of Manchester, Mauri-
tius; Chatworth, Callao ; Charlotte, Stolpemund : Dawson, Bor-
deaux ; Dolores, Huelva Frank thaw, Callao Grado, Alexan-
dria; Holland. Ostend; Helena, Rip; Heating*, Mauritius
Hydra, Porto Rico : lotus Mawlem, Guernsey ; London, Gothen-
burg; Leo. Rotterdam: Hector. Wore= : Normandie, Dun-
kirk ; Plato, Antigua ; Princess Victoria, Dantalc ; tiodt Dord-
recht, Dordt ; Slam, Havre Saturn°. Ismail : Spring ince, Lou-
vain; Sutcliffe, Caen: Sunbury, Monte Video; Mends, Quebec;
Wild Duck, Wellington; Inixabeth and Arthur, Ulna ;
Leary*.
Salled—Jaly 1 : Albert, Stettin ; Belgium, Ostend ; Britannie,
Gibraltar ; Degssar, Melbourne; Ea I of Aberdeen, Hamburg ;
Electra, St. John's; Olen Cairn. Sydney : Julia Her., °neg.:
Hoeninght Elisabeth Louise, Dentate: Lion, Harlingen : May-
ville, Alallerp ; Magnet, Rotterdam; Nord, Dunkirk Norden,
Norway; Sarni= Gem, Kaman ; Sara, Dordt ; Vimerts, Sydney,
Fairy, Dunkirk.

reciiriool.-71uly I—Arrived: Cycle, Miramlchl : Arataby,
Para
Bahia. ; Flastlas Cloud, Babla ; kuby, Nantes ; Thomas RV*

Salted—July 1: Ndlabargh ok), New York.

THE ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND BRIGHTON
RAlLWAT.—Yesterday Mt. Woo. Carter, the coroner fee
East Surrey, resumed at the Pied Ball lon Streatham-
common, the investigation into the circumstances attending
the death of Mr. Lucy, Eliza Chilvers, and the two soldiers,
Blonde's and Stone, who were killed on the occasion of the
recent shocking ansideot near the Streatham statics
of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway.
Numerous scientific gentlemen were 'gain present. A
good deal of additional evidence was taken—Mr. Scott
Russell and Colonel Yolked being among the witnesses
who were examined—after which the jury deliberated for
about en hour, when they returned the following verdict :
"That the deceased persons severally came by their deaths
from accident ; and we, the jury, are of opinion that it was
attributable to the high rate of speed at which the express
beau run over the line from Croydon to Victoria. The
jury would urge upon the directors of the London and
Brightou Company the necessity of allowing more time for
the performance of the journey, and that careful attention
should be given to the coupling of the trains."
EXTRAORDINARY INCREASE IN EMIGRATION FROM
LIVERFOOL.—The emigration from Liverpool for the month
of June has undergone a most extraordinary change from
that of previous veers ; sod, as usu.], the majority of the
emigrants are Irish. Ic ships under the act there sailed to
the United States 11,419 steerage and 340 cabin passengers,
of whom 3.429 were Euglish, 296 Scotch, 7,043 Irish, and
311 foreigners ; to New South Wales there sailed 376 steer-
age passengers, of whom 72 were English, 32 Scotch, and
272 Irish ; to Queensland there sailed 5 cabin and 445 steer-
age passengers, 135 of whom were English, 134 Scotch,
and 186 Irish ; to Victoria there sailed 21 cabin and 1,015
steerage passengers, of whom 360 were English, 104 Scotch,
547 Irish, and 34 foreigners. In ships not under the act there
sailed to the United States, 476 passengers ; to Canada,
1.468 : to New Brunswick, 12 ; to Nova Scotia, 18 ; to
Prince Edward's Island, 4 ; to New South Wales, 33 ; to
South America, 26; to West Indies, 11 ; and to East Indies
; making a total of 26 ships and 2,053 pas:angers. When
compered with last year, there is an increase of 17,826
emigrant. in June 1863.
ERRONEOUS AnSOCIATION OF IDE.tB. —lt is Ire-
mantis' the habit in this country to consider that Cod Liver Oil
must necesaarily b- nauseous. The notion that a repulsive taste
In Inseparable from this valuable remedial agent has entirely
arisen from the Inferior quality, and the negligent preparation
of the oil formerly known. The united °mim of all medical
noes who have tried it and the experience of thousands of
patients. concur, on the contrary, is proving that Dr. de Jongh's
celebrated Light brown Cod Liver Oil is palatable and easily taken.
Dr. Granville, F. R.S., states BrilL 11111111 mole palatable than
the pale Oil, Dr. Omani le's patients have themselves cannoned a
rreferenre for Dr. de Jongh s Lieht.nruan Cod Liver Oil." Dr.
Joseph Kidd observes I hove found by experience that Dr.
de Jonah's Oil agrees perfectly with many persons wh.. were
unnEe to use the so palled • refined • or Dime Cod Liver Oil from
Ito sickly taste, which was not at all complained of In • Dr. de
Jongliss Oil." Dr. de Jonah's 14111 Brown Cod Liver till la sold
only In capsuled imperial ludlpints. 2s. 6.1. Mises. 9d. quarts,
Is., by his sole consigners, Amer. Hayford. and Co., 77. Woad,
London ; end by respectable chemista.-lA.laerttweneat.)