The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-21 00:00:00

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Oreencuatle 30.1241. 1
Oa way
Valenti* —
Cape Clear 110—.27 4', -1
W.
Qseemeiowa llO la 49 1 LW.
Liverpool 30.18 44 3 , W.I.W.
Holibead 3017 441 1 ' W.S.W.
Pembroke - WM al 1 N.N.W.
Penzance . 30.36 491 1 ' W.
Bnd .
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Rochefort
Plymouth 70.71 4. 1 , LW.
Weymouth
Portamooth
Loudon KM 1 W.
hover 70.!14 I 1 W.W.W.
Yarmouth -
Scarborough- 30.10 I I W.
Shlade May 3 I W.
Belletolmed -

TrtsbAr. WEDIMMAT,
W. to 8.. fresh to Olt Kosisaan B.W. to N.W.. stroll&
atroos, some rain or Omit. some tall, en or fa
places.
As above. Wrorns. As above.
3.8.11 to W.S.W., fresh, Iltoms. 8.8. W. to W. N.W..
some rain. Amor, oboe rata.
As. oval oho% e.
As nest above.

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N.W. to &W., mode- _ W. to S. tr•th, soots
rats, 'booms. rids.
Nortneru=Sentlond. Western= Ireland. WM;
opposite tad odiseent son thorn: U*llA Chaalbei sod Money
Ba/. limtemmlisatward Naglaad sad ■alledsaL

THE MELANCHOLY BOA! ACCIDENT NEAR

LYTHAM.

The Prato), Gitarditts ilea@ the following farther
particulars of the melemeholy boat oldest on the Ribble. by
which the whole surviving family of Mr. It. Dubin Susars,
ears merchant, of Mearibeeter, and Mr. Walton Nemo%
cashier to Mame. Cockshott tad Heelless, yarn brokers, Mae-
chaster, sad his mister, Mee Maria Wawa, were drowsed:
•-." For three weeks past, Mr. and Mrs. Sugars and their
family have bees staying at Lytham ; the sous sad
daughter' being Hoary Sagan. 18 ; Thomas, 16 ; Jamie.
21 ; Laura, 14 ; and Mary, 10. During their sojourn is
Lytham they have beau accompreied by Miss Waldo..
The party were joined on Tuesday week by Mr. Walter
Watson, who, it is believed, was betrothed to Ws Sagan.
About sieves o'clock on Tuesday morehig„ all bat Mr.
and Mrs Sugars left for the purpose of rowing on the
river lied shooting wild fowl. They were aceampaaied
to the water's edge by Mr. Sagan, who saw his soes and
daughters soil their (nen& from the shore oe what mewed
to be merely a holiday cruise. They drifted up se far as
Preston, when they telegraphed to Lytham that they
would be home in time for dieser at six oclock. They sever,
however, returned. On the following morning the Twat wee
fosad on the sends. and near it was found .he body of Min
Laura Sugars. Mr. Wataoo, Mr. Henry Sumus,and Mime Wil-
ma were Mural on Thursday tawnier ; and re Friday lira
remains of Mies Mary Sugars, the youngest of the piety.
were tend opposite the entrance of the Lytham Dock. The
body of Ur. Walter Natios was discovered almost opposite
Lytham Mill, two railer across the cheesed M the ditesties
of Heeketh Bank. Mr. Beery Sagan was foiled es
the Bay Bank, about 200 yards from the beak
opposite Walton Brow sad about 2,i mile, up
the river from the lifebOat station. Miss Watqcn was
feud lying abort fifty yards from the Star Nap rer-b. also
opposite Werke Beaky, about half a pdlo above where
Mr. Henry Sugars was found. There are yet miming
(unless discovered after oar reporter left) Miss Jessie
Seers, and Mr. Thomas Sagan. With respect to
the cause of the disaster, tome differeure of opines
prevails. At first it was rag td that the • boat.
Whig is inexperieuced handy, had touched with her
keel oa the net stakes, mid bad iestantly capsized, tb rAviag
these au board into the stream of the ebbing tide. Further
inquiries, however, tend to throw doubt on this suppoeitiom
The boat is which the ill-fated party left Lytham was foie,
oe Wedoesdaynecurely anchored oo one of the banks off War-
ta.. with the rudder unshipped rod the oars safely deposited
withia the craft, which had only six inches of water le her.
From this it is comjectured that she had struck the hank.
and that the party then threw out the anchor sad swirled
to make the sham. It is thought this they balm pro-
ceeded ideas the bank is the direction of the light from
the lifeboat station, and hare then attempted to CMOs
what they may have eremites, for a yarrow mad a shallow
chancel, ad have gone, probably hand in hand. iota the
deep water opposite the entrance to the dock. The hat
hereabouts suddenly terminates, and in this !oenlity it is
supposed the bodies to be found as yet lie is the water.
The inquest bas been adjoursed to the :Nth Mat. ; bet
should tic, other bodies he di•COTIPTOI in the meantime, a
formal examination for 13.'4'i:cation will have to take
place."

ACCIDENT TO THE DCCHHIS OF SUTHLRLAN n.—A
narrow eanpe occurred to the Duchess of SatherLaid ma
Friday evening last, while returning from the Per. Dr.
Cumming's chapel ou her way home to disc. Os crriviag
• few yards beyond Waterloo-place • cad wiqweaer
weideotally touched the hone in the duchess's broil:ham
with his whip. which started the high-spirited aoinud,
who started off at ungovernable speed along Pa.l-,cell,
past the palace, into Cleveland-square. and galloped past
by the narrow carriage-way up Clevetesdrow. The foot-
man was there throws off the box, sod • few yards
farther on, opposite Sir James Mathiesoo's horse, when
then is a turn. the bone fell and threw the driver off hie
box. The horse instantly regained his feet, and than
galloped past the Earl of Ellesmere's house, direct to Pen-
well. The alarmed animal, thus uncontrolled, pursued its
course as far as the War Department, where by the college
of some passers-by he wee stopped. The door of the
brougham had in the nissatime come in contact stills a
lamp-poet, and was carried away by the collision. On the
bores being secured the duchies, who bad remateed Ttivtly
in the carriage, left the brougham, inquired after the sofas
of her servants, and requested to be allowed to walk home
to Salad Home. Her grans was unhurt, but the coach-
man and foams* am severely °attend.
Mawr Commusnons.—The next examination for
direct eoannimeioes will take place at Chelsea Hospital
Monday, the lit of February, 1864.
The fall crops in the Federal territories thin year
will, it is estimated, amount to 452446,123 bushels of
con; 267,302,7700 w of tobacco; 16,821,30'1 bii•lnsle of
buckwheat; sad 101.,457,144 bushels of potatoes —Hew
York Herold. . -

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The losses of cattle by starvation in the sonthsess
mantles of the state, cm acconet of the noussally dry am-
ern, are estimated at over 15000, and many more wee
killed to save the bias. and tallow. The recent mills time
Maned vegetation, so that stock may commence recopeat-
lag.—Cakforniesa paw.
011r/ATAL PALACZ. HALF-A-Ch.)WN DAY.
RATUIDAT, D. 119.—Admiainos on payment, 704 ; ditto
by season tickets, 2,41%; total, 3,397.