The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-15 00:00:00

THE LATE RAILWAY DISASYIi IN SPAIN.

II The Spanish government has received some
details of the disaatrous consequenoes of the falling is of
the bridge of Ambert, opposite Dostalrieh. It appears
that of the twenty corpses eight were women, two
railway sermeta, four men io jackets, dee little boys, ►nd
D. &main Ilona, who was engaged in the working of the
mimes of El Velerauso. The wounded, eleven in number, are
lying at Hoetalrich. There were twentyaiz paganism
who ware not hart.

The annual ceremony of conferring degrees and
dlstributioo of prisms in 'omission with the Qama's Col-
leges, Ireland, took pleas oe Tuesday, I. the lare
levy, Dahlia Guile, in the pressmen of his Excellency the
Leed•Lieateoaata the Laid Chancellor, ..d • nvimereue
assemblage of visitors. The Lord Chaamdlar,
seller of the University, presided.
Tits KASTRQUARIL—An order was lately iaaned
by the Chief Commieeiosier of the Iletropolitea Polite,
directing the supenoteodente of each division to make a
report of what their mem on deity on the morning of the
6th met. saw or heard of the earthquake, if myth's,. The
reports differ curioualy —many of the coastethles believing
that they heard aod felt the earthquake—others stating
that they *Weed nothing of ao unusual character.
PLYMOUTH AND BARNSTAPLE ELECTIONL The
writ for the elective of a member to serve is parliament for
the borough of Plymouth, in the room of Robert P. Collier,
who hes accepted the °Moe of her Majesty's Solicitor-
Osmond, arrived os Tuesday, sal wee reed im des form in
the principal streets by the town crier. The Machos is to
take place after threw clear days have expired, and is conse-
quently fixed tar daharday next, at the GISIMMU, the pro-
ceedings to commences at 10 am. There will be se oppo-
sition t Ik. re-slection of Mr. Collier.—The writ for the
election of a ressaber for the borough of Bare tapla recant
by the death of George Potte, arrived in that sews also Os
Tuesday. sod wee publicly proclaimed. TIN writ directs
the elastics to be proceeded with after an interval of three
clear day% sad therefore the naninaticei day will not
,be before Satsidsy mixt. The popular estimate of the •
I chalices of tb• two awl Rates. Mr. 13em ridge and Mr. Lloyd,
remiss ma it did.—Western Morning News.

MALTON MICHAELMAS SHEEP FATS, TOIDIDAY..--
Th• groat aonual fair for ,beep wae bald here today, sad
probably larger show sever before bon g`it together
hem The fair wee attended by many noted Lowden from
varioes parts of the country, who picked op awns of Om
choicest per of ewes and simmers. TM farms of
the asenty were well represented. and gesemlly • attend-
ants wee reemakally good. As a rale prier ran very high.
but the show being far greater thee was eaticapaied, sellers
meetly had to rinecode a pant—say 5a per head in favour
of boyars Mu neesesity of °meaning the ample stores of
fodder owed a great demand to saes, and purchasers, pee-
lbably, were never more summons than to-dar. Neverthe-
less, there were a good number of sheep unsold at sight.
Trade may be quoted at the following prices :—The great
bulk shown were Leicenters. Ewes of prime milky and wool
sold remarkably well, prices from 21. 10e. to 34 10.. being
obtained. Two arid three shear, half-fat "nether*. for tar-
nipping, brought 21. to 31. per bead, with a ready ode.
Claimer sad wither bogs ware in demand at from V. to
2'. 10s. p.r Mad, and lambs were veld at front 14 10.. to
21. bee per bead. Madam sheep and emu-breeds were not
extensively shown ; lambs sold from 11, hate IL two
' and three shear sheep, 14 10/. to 21. 10e. per heed. The
moor sheep were also a limited show, tied prima ranged
with quality and age Teem 18.. to 11. 15e. per heed. Theis
were several luta of rano (Leicester+) left over from yes-
many of which sold at good rates, for mom breed.
Mg. In Southelom sheep little or nothing was dom.
There were several lots of Irish beast. sad polled Boehm
remaining from Monday, wLich, having ontatood the market.
oily went off slowly at a conaiderable fall. There were
also remnants of the droves of Scotch and Welch posies.
which contitmed to sell wall. Ou the whole, the fairs tine
year have been the best for $ long period, the low once of
men and the abandast fodder tending to keep up both prices
sod deemed. _ _

WEVRILI. F,ut, Ocr. 14.—This fair resumed this
meiving for the fourth time, and when the entrance sates
dividiog the ►op TO-I 1 want thrown open thin great hop
mart immediately beams a MCISIM of busy tormoil. throwers
bald out foe improved rater, and ■psculaton refrAined from
eillwasdag, sod Noises wen with egoista of brewer,, &c.
Fareham hops were in active demand, awl made bisheet
prior. Worcester, meet n good iwluiry, and before the fair
arse adjourned a large bulk of hope was transferred from
UM factor to the mare►asta. tic. Prices were For Farn-
ham*. from 71. to 101, par cwt. ; Mid and East Kest% W. to
71. 10..; Worcester., U. 12s. to 71. 10s. per ditto; Kent
Weak* Si. to 81.10 s. ; and Samna hops. 51. to W. per cwt.;
forage sample*, 01l hops. aid canary growths, 21. lh. to
5/. per cwt. The fair will re-ogre to•swrrow. 1a the cheese
fair business is salts.

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