The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-12 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Belitastmn, from Gobalpore for Queenstown; July 5, lat 5 S.,

lon 9S E.
Corriemulzle, from London for Sydney, N.8.W., nay 15, Int 2.5

N., lon 22 W. .
Cambelu, from Foochow, July 16, lat 190., 100 B 9 E.
Cataract, from India for London 16 days, July 1, on the Line,

17);

Cerondeu7la (new harque), from Sunderland for Caldera, August
30, lat 46.3 N., lon 10.3 W.
Criterion, born Cardiff for Mauritius, July 01, lat 8 N., lon 26 W.
Correll (ship, from London for Adelaide, July SI, lit 14.11 N.,
lon 26.26 W.
Gondola, from Akyab for Falmouth, July 7, lat 4 N., Lon 94 E.
Louis Henry, of Bremen, from Cardiff for iihanghae, June 20, lat
218., lon ;,0 West of Par.
Mariano ir. rtuguele brigantine., from Snows Ayres for Fal-
mouth. August 23, let 3d N., lon 38 W.
Mary El(eu. from Jamaica for Liverpool, tat 46 N., lon SO W.
Messenger (brig), from lbrail for Cork or Falmouth, August M/,
in the Archipelago.
Otto (Russian barrine), from Moulmein for Falmouth, July 6, lit

7 8., lon 91 Z.
Queen of Notions, from London for Shanghaz, July 2, let 39 8.,
ion 14 E.

81...umon11;dy (barque), from Cork for Itarbadoeu, August 14, lat
14.30 lon 52.39.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE CENTRAL RAILWAY
STATION. BIRMINGHAM.—AD accident, resulting in the lOW
of four lives, occurred at the London and North Western
Station Birmingham, on Thursday morning. The roof of
the Malden which is of iron, of great span, and supported
by iron iers, is in course of being repainted, the con-
tractor being Mr. Wood, of J,eeds. For the purpose of
enabling the workmen to paint the interior framing a
scaffolding was erected, consisting of planks, the ends of
which rest upon the girders of the roof. The scaffolding
was erected by Hr. Graham Holmes, of Birmingham, and
each plank was braced by two iron rods, running the
whole length of the plank. On the men returning from
breakfast, shortly after nine o'clock. six of them ascended •
ladder, and were walking along one of the planks when it
broke near one of the ends, and precipitated five of them to
the ground, a distance of more than thirty feet. The other
laved himself by hanging to one of the girders. Assistance
was immediately obtained, and the unfortunate sufferers
conveyed to the General Hospital. Two of the men died
while being taken into the hospital, and two others in a
short time afterwards. Their names are, John Moran, 40,
married, with three children ; Nichols. Hughes, 44, mar-
ried, with five children ; James Earle, and John Macloe.
The other sufferer. James Roberts, has sustained severe in-
juries to the spine and lies in • very precarious state. The
accident is in no way connected with the working of the
railway, and was known to few persons, having occurred in
an extreme corner of the station. Inspector Wyatt, on
being made acquainted with the accident, proceeded to the
spot, and rendered effective assistance in removing the
sufferers to the General HospitaL _ .

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