The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-22 00:00:00

ACCIDENT ON
.7:1111 LANCASHIRE AND

YORASHIRS RAILWAY.

On Saturday last a heavy excursion train. convey-
iog shout 1,000 persona, kit Sowerhy•bridge, Yorkshire,
for Blackpool, and ore its retuning journey was run Into by
a goons train, and several passengers were injured, bat none
fatally. Owing to the slippery state of the r• ils from net
weather, the 'swabs train was late, sad reached the Bunt
mit funnel, near Tod/murder, about one o'clock on Sunday
morning. After proceeding in me distance into the tunnel,
the train came almost to a stand for wanton steam; the in-
tik.e being, at that piece, very cotsiderable. One
of the sompany's servants, in attendance on the
train, as beck with fog steals, hat a goods train
had already intend tie teasel, and, after pass-
ins over on. of the signals had not time to stop Gout-
piste', before it came In contact with the last carriage of
the meanie, trails, though the shock of the eolAsion was
coandsrably witsktued None of the earrisses were smashed,
but several passeagers were braised severely, sad one of
them, a boy, Ind use of Ins legs fractured. A signal-man,
stationed at the iretraam of the tunnel, appears to have
aegleeted his duty, es, asmordleg to the comnsny's roles, no
train should bate been allowed to enter the tunnel until the
first ous bad passed through.

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DUBLIN Boon? 21.

The famous will Cant of 'I Kelly v. Ttiewles," in
which property of more than a quartet of a million
was involved, and which afforded the scandal-mon-
gers of Dub:in so many rich treats for some y. ors
pest, turned up once more yesterday ; bat uu this
occasion it was in the Insolvent Debtors Court. Mr.
Christopher John Deem, the gentleman who sought
to be relieved trom his pecuniary respoosibilities on
the occasion, is a young man of dashing appearance,
who married Miss Tnewles, one of the parties in the
will case, who is now dead, and who was tar advanced
in years at the time of her marriage with the insolveut.
MiesThewles (late Mrs. Deese) happening, in the vicis-
situdes of the Inw,to he ultimatuly unsuccessful in her
suit, her husband in surviving her only inherited a
vast accumulation of debts, chiefly incurred for law
costs. A portion of the debts, amounting to 2,2501.,
was owing to two English creditors, Messrs. Stauriroo
and Wade; and a sum of more than 3,0001. had been
lent by a M e. Walter K. Ily, who would have pro-
fited by the success of Mr... Dense in the will ease.'
and who accordingly advanced the money to curry it
on. After hearing the case, the coromiesiocer die-
charged Mr. Deese, and referred the appointment of
an assignee to the chief clerk.
Sever* Rockite notices have lately been served
and outrages of an agrarian character perpetrated iu
the King's County. The following particulars appear
in Saunders of this morning:
BRUTAL OUTBAOII.—A must atrocious outrage WaS rum
ibitted lest week, is:the day time, on the lands of Frank-
furt, in the barosy of Clunks*. It appears that acme per.
saes west to the mature where two horses belonging to a'
farmer milked Andrew Haden were grasiug, sad cu; and
maimed blah animas, from toe fleets of arnich they died
ea the following day. A reward of 301. has bees ofGrad by
governmeht for such informatioa as shall lead to the arrest
of the paity onoceraed in this outrage.
ROCILITZ Noncia.—A few mornings ago fear Rockite
'totem were 1.,50d posted on a gate at the Cross of Setts-
gao, is the barony of Bailycomeo, tlirtatesinr parties
to rein named, shArld they Rot comply with the illegal
orders therein leaned. A reward of 101. has bee* offered for
the (limiter, of the party cionecroird is writing or poetics
them notion._

ANOTHER TIIRRATZNING NOTICE —Re. Robert Wyler,
a farmer, residing at Ciogrtuabrack, in the barony of Beily-
cornett, • few days ago found a notice fastened to a tree over
his ►ouse, threateeisiit him, should he'• mow any more of his
corn." John Wilcock', Rag R. 111., Tonal:more, ty direc-
tion of government, her issued a notice offering a reward of
101. foe inch *Memoir as may lead to the discovery of the
writer or poster of the notice. . .

A general meeting of the Royal Hibernian Aca-
demy was held on Saturday last, the 18th inst. Mr.
William Brodie, associate of the academy, was elected
an academician ; and Mews. James Mahony and
Lewin King Bradford were elected associates.

THE EXPRESS, WinNESDAT EvENING, AUGUST 22, 1865.