The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-08 00:00:00

lIIITISII MMES.

PROVINCIAL SHARK MARKETS.

UVlarool, 6109. -Sales this day:-Great Eastern. 451-
Londonderry and Enniskillee, 4-London and North Western,
1124 i 1 ad.-Maatesster, Shenield, and Lincoln., 661 - Midland.
11101 xd-North Henan Berwick capital stock, 106 - loath
Eastern, 834 ad and n.-1111nois Central, paid op. 60-Great
Laxembourg shares, 10-Mexican Three per Cent,
Passives, Mt-Confederate loan, 794 I I a 2144=1
Bethany Beek ;Limited). 3-16 318 1.14 p.-Liverpool
Finance (United). la -MeresatileandEnekange Banlg(Linnted),
33 }l3-16 1
sad .1:46; 13-16 ad it
tioaa Bank oitifidunp.-dittowood 4.lewualks4 s,
.34
North Wean= Bank Visited). Marine (Limittd),
gall! d.-British and Foreign Marine (Lieniked‘ 2 6-141 it -
and Marta Marine (Limited:., 613.161 p.-Vnion Marine
(Limited), 24 p.-National Steam Navigation Company, 61 7 61 1
7 d.-West, India and Patine Steam, 2► $-161 p.
MANCIIIIGTZI, Bier. 7.-A pretty tsar business was done.
Prices steady. C. Connell and Co., 61 p. -Great Eastern,
Great Larensbourg, 104-Great Northern A, 1314.-Greeks,Mß
-Great Western, 6111-1111nois Central, 45 d.-Lancashire
Yorkshire, 1154 4-London and North Western, 112 1-Man-
chester and County Bank, 6 p.-Manchester, BbeMnd, and
Uneokosbire, 661 {- General Credit. 21 p.-Matropolltan,
61 11 7 64 7-Mldlesd, 1301-Booth Eastern, 853 3 3 3 - Dtitrict
Usk, 69. p.-Metrepolitsn, New, p. -Confederate Loan, 794
1 80 791-Mereentlle Bank. 31 p.-Whitehaven and Furness,
n4-11ndson's Bay, 16-Lancaahlre Insurance, p.

RAILWAY COLLISION AT ALvalxcatyl.—Yester-
day en accident happened to the lint special train
from the Oxford Road Station, Manchester, to the Agri-
cultural Show at Kantsford. The carriages were fall when
the train arrived at Altriaehmo, where, as a number of
passengers were levities for it, it was seceseary to attach
three empty carriages that were on a siding. For this pur-
pose the train was divided, and the latter half being left
on the main lies, the first half was backed upon the siding.
to the empty carriages by the engine. In the proems of
backing, the engine beams uncoupled from the first car-
nage. The coosequemos was, when the engine was stopped
the crowded carriage west forward, by the impetus they
had obtained from the eosins, increased by the indite of
the siding, came in collision with the empty carriages,
and forced them violently against the etop-blocks
which terminated the siding. Paseengere describe
the concussion as a very severe one. Many were
struck, cut, or bruised by being thrown against the car-
riages or against their fellow-paseeagers, and nearly all
were more or ler shakes. One gentleman informed us
that be had bad previous experience of a railway collision
which did not shake him scything like so severely. Several
pneseogers were looking out of the windows, and had their
faces cut by the edges of the window frames. Most of
those so injured went forward to Routeford, and were seen
sulkies about with black eyes and dionoloored and bandaged
facet. Dr. %wrath, of Cheater-road, Mrs. Bowman, and
Mrs. Hodskimesx of Old Trafford, returned to Manchester
by the next train. Mrs. Bowman's face wee cat, dis-
coloured, and swollen, and she has also received a seven,
shook to the mesa. Mrs. Hodgkinson narrowly escaped
a fracture of the jaw. having been struck me violeetly
that the bone has cut almost through the cheek. The
chili was at first so much swollen that Dr. Bowman con-
cluded the jaw was broken. Dr. Bowman himself received
• severe blow on the shin awl another on the stomach.
Mrs. Hope, of Oxford-road, bed her face cut. bat she went
forward to ffouteford, and had her wound dreamed by a
relative there. Mrs. Baxter. of Cnnsion, Mr. J. D. Jeffcoth
of Leveashulm, sad Miss Homertoa, of Greengath, Sal-
ford. are also mentithed as having received superficial in-
juries. A farmer named Bridges, residing in the neighbour-
hood of Bury, was dreadfully nit about the eye, blood
Sowing profusely. Mr. Halley, of the Railway Inn, Hyde-
road, wan injured about the face, but sot seriously. A
young lad had several teeth knocked out, and numerous
other injuries similar to those described are reported to have
beets sustained.
Crintirsv-Forzersen.—On the Ist of November
ea
ad of parliament will take effort to amend the set ter
the regnistioe of chimney-sweepers. From that day chine.
neynwespere are restricted from employing children under
ten years of ase, asd are not to be accompanied in their
occupation by peones under 16 years old.