The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-05 00:00:00

THE WEATHER TABLE.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 18.53.
The elate of the weather at each of the follow.ue places
at nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stahons us
arranged in order of latitude.
Soomusrros—S. ; Strong Breeze ; Overcast.
TURIBRIDOR—S.; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast.
Onumwtcm—S. ; Strong Breeze ; Overcast—Rain.
STROOD—S.; Calm; Partially Cloudy.
Swltenote—S.W. ; Strong Breeze; Cloudy.
Ceetsaihes-B.E. ; Strong Breeze ; Bain.
YARYOUTICS.W. ; Strong 13rceze ; Cloudy.

DEIfERARA RAlLWAY.—Traffic for the fortnight
fading Avg. 27, 18453, 5221. 7s. 10d.

SHIP PING INTELLIGENCE.
CASUALTiES.

Araby Md.!, Riddocb, from Sunder/and to Mauritius. has
come here with damage, having been in collisios..-
Gravesend, Out. 3.
Bess Graut. from Omelets to Liverpool, was spleen, Sept,
12, lat. 35, Yon. 6S, with loss of fore and main masts, bp,.
sprit, mile, &C., and was ported company • ith next day,
at wtveh time she hod rigged a jury foreina:t, and wu
steaming westward.—Liverpool, Oct. 4.
Dontzig (Russian or Norwegian ',hip), bound to London.
gut ash,' re in Manz milk Ilarb:mr, Aug. 27, and remained
aground 29a3.—Boston, Sept. 20.
Dart, Deward, from Liverpool to Rotterdam, has been
stranded near Wyk lan Zee.—Amsterdam, Sept. 30.
Emanuel, Bunje, fur London, has put back leaky, limit
pumps elvd.ed, carts shifted, and damage to v ss,l. she
will have to discharge and n.p.,,ir.--Datitsie, 0 t. 2.
Fred Och Lyeko, of Stockholm, Ternstrom, from Stettin
to Linilun, has been wrecked between the Siw std
this pace. The c..rgo s. ill probably be saved.—hrederiekas
have, Sept. 26.
Isaac Wright, hence to New York, has put back with loss
of rudder and very leaky. 20 steerage paesengers have
died since ahe left this port.—Liverpool, Ott. 1.
Jane, Griffiths, from Cardiff for Harburg, was driven on
mud bank at the lioblbraud, of the latter place, in the
night of Sept. 26. The cargo will probably have to
discharged into light rs, on account of the low slate of the
river, but the vessel is not expected to receive damage,-
llambur, Sept. 30.
Johanne Emil, of Restock, Fermin, from Hartlepool to
Stettin. via, wrecked upon the Scaw yesterday; CUM
saved.-- F redrrikhbaTll, Sept. 27.
Mariner's Hope, Wiskins, with coals for this port, is aground
on the south side of the island, beyond the outer bat-
tery. Assistance bas 1. en sent to Ler, but Lithe:to with,
oat effect.—Cronstadt, Sept. 26.
Sea Nymph (barque), of Newcastle, was aground on the
reef to the north point of Ilogland, bF the OA au (aven,
Little. which arrived hero last night.—Outhenburg,
Sept. 30.
Thom to and Mary (brig), of Blyth (probably from Danji,c),
her cargo consisting of timber, deals, pipe Raves, and
some 30 casks of spruce beer, was fallen in, with Sept.
25, abvot three miles south of Warherg, ::bsudosied sad a
wreck ; t,.ere was uo boat on board ; cacao sad part of
the materials expected to be saved at Warberg.--Gothen.
burg, Sept. 30.
Tino, of Sunderland, Paterson, fro:u Shields to Dieppe,
foundered this mori.ing in nine fathoms water, inside the
Long Sind; crew saved.—Harwich, Oct. 3.
Wilberforce, Langford, from Cardiff to Crocstadt, which
Was stranded on the Sea., Sept. 22, is a total wreck, but
it is hoped that her cargo will lie saved.