The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-11 00:00:00

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to N. 8., atm& liutur

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to SALL. •

As nest &bore.

As above. As above.
N.N.A. to EEL, ILL istaiAgb. N.& to S.K., strong to
strong to a gale. treat
aIIAN . As next above.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady at the following Friona :—Tows
tallow, 43a. 3d. act cash ; Potersberg Y.O. on the spot.
435. 9d. ; all this month, 43e. ad. to 431. 9d. ; April to June.
44a. ; October to December, 46e. fkl. to 46. 9d.

ALAMEIN° ACCIDENT AT Briwrow.—During the
public rejoicings in Metall yesterday an alarming °c-
cursor, happened which threatened to east a deep gloom
over the entire proceedings in which the people of that
town were celebrating the royal nuptials. A part of the
public jubilation consisted of the firing of the Crimean
trophy belonging to the eornmissioriers. who are the govern-
ing body in the Bilaton township. The piece of artillery
was placed in the we of a butcher named Robinson sod a
oolliery watchman named Eyre, as gunners, for these men
having served in certain of the artillery companies of the
lies were believed when they expressed coufideoce in their
own ability to perform with 'slaty to themselves and
the public the ditties which they sought. Eleven
rounds had been tired in rapid suoceesion—too
rapid, as the event proved, for u the twelfth,
the charge, which consisted of Sibs. of gunpowder in a bag,
was being rammed home, the over-heated condition of the
piece occasioned the powder to explode, and both the gen-
nem were blown from the cannon'e mouth high into the air.
Their clothes had become ignited, and so great was the
force by which they were impelled, that in the air they in-
voluntarily turned several oummenaulta before their bodies
were finally landed upon the ground at a spot tea yards
=rum that riper. which they were standing where the = - ---
t happened. With much emerge a young man, SEZIODI ACCIDENT AT NORTH WOOL", ti PIER.
named Job Jones tore with his hands the burning clothe. —Yesterday morning about 11 o'clock au accident of a
from the person 'of Eyre, and both the injured men, having serious mature, but which was fortunately unattended by
first been attended by two surgeons, were removed to their loss of life, occurred at the &Meru Counties Railway
the steamboat for the purpose of c
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of
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railway to crowing the
river to Woolwich, the bridge steadied to the dummy rive
TCISEILT, MAWR 10. —A03111.0•0 OR payment, 29,833; way, and those pawing over it were nominated into the
ditto by season tickets, 4,578; teed. 34,411. mud from a height of mural feet. neurone persona were
Importing tea without oolour ou the led pre- severely injured, and conveyed to the hospital, and in MOM
vents the Mums yawing off inferior brown toms se I. the than rice instance limbs were broker. It is a fortunate
usual kinds. fierninialles Tea L lincolootud therefore always circumstance that the tide wan low at the time, otherwise it
geedeUia In pecksia by 2.120 apais.—tAdvertdassisial is probable that several persons would have been drowned

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the trade in a quiet
state, the demand being limited to the immediate went' of
consumers. Prices are well supported for the better descrip-
tions, but low sorts are offering cheaper.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Wags Rol Hatton, 17.. 3d. ; Will. End Larnbton,
164. 61. L ; Walls End Flamrell, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Horde-
pool. Ds. 9d. ; Walla End South liartleponl. 14.. ed. •
Walls End Bones liall, Ha 9d. ; Walls End Tritadoi
Thorolay, 144. ; Walla ltod ?Instal, 134. m : Truid
Moor Batas, 1241; Maids Hanky, 144. ed. ; D.vidson's
Hartley, 144. 6d. ; Hartley, 141. 6d.—Ships at
market, 45. •