The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-10 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Clarence (ship). from Liverpool for Calcutta, Dee. 24.
Dalkettb ship), of Greenock, from Liverpool for Bombay 35 dam,
Jan, 1, lat. 7.39 N.. lon. 2430 W.
Plumy, from Clyde for Batavia, Dec. 17, tat 39 S., We. 13 W.
Ganges tahip), from Sunderland for Cakutta, Nov. 22, Lat. 7 S.,
lon. 88 B.
Golden Bore, from London for Melbourne. Oct. 30, let. 31 R.,

Norfolk ftlp), from London for Melbourne, Dec. 3, lid, 36 9.,

Napoleon 111., from Singapore for London, Dec. 12, lat. •i S.,
loc. 67 K.
Opal, from Liverpool for Oalle, Dec. 19 lat. 39 IL, loc. 25W.
Ocean Nome. from Cardiff for Manilla, Oct. 26, lat. 27 8., ion. 24
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rof Paris.)
Percy, from Loudon for Hobart Town, Nov. 9, lot. 33 S., lon.
20 W.
Queen of the Seas ship), from Shangbac for Loudon, Dec. 5, lat.
25 S., lon. 5S E.
Red Gauntlet, of Liverpool, for Bombay, Sept. 20, lat. 10.21 N.,
lon. 25.12 W.
Rockingham (American ship), from Bristol for Rangoon, Nov.
SO, lit 32 S., Ica. 26 W.
Rwithamloy, from Liverpool for Burrachee, Oct. 7, lat. ILS N.,
lon. 25.67 W.
Shannon, from Mauritius for London, Oct. 7, lat. S N., 10n.21 W.
Wallace ;ship), from Calcutta for England, Dec. 1, lat. 1 N., lon.
St IL

SUDBURY AND BUST ST. ZDNIIND'S RAILWAY.—
The Eastern Counties Company is about to proceed with the
line (for which it obtained parliamentary powers last see.
sins) between Bury St. Edmund's and Sudbury. The land-
owners along the route have received the usual notices, and
when the opting sets in the works will be in active progress.
FATAL AOCIDNNT ON TOR SOUTIi WSKTKRN BAIL-
WAY.—On Satin/day musing, • man who was engaged as
fettler on the South Western Railway, met his death under
the dreadful circumstance* mentioned below. The poor
fellow, whose name was William Button, was working at
Farnham Station, when be beard • train approaching,
and proceeded to remove a plank which was lying across
the line. Before he could get out of the way, however, the
train came up and over his body, matting off his
right foot and his lit hand, breaking his thigh is two
places, and fracturing hi skull. Four surgeons were
almost immediately in attendance, and the injured man
wu removed to his own residence in Farnham,
where, after lingering • short time, he
On Saturday as a goods train from London on the e=
Western Railway was crossing the line at the Oakleyjourr
tion, a few miles below Basingstoke, to get on to the A
and Salisbury branch, the engine of the train got off the
rail in the centre of the hoe, and oompletely blocked up the
up and down rails. Labourers and workmen were imme-
diately sent for In all directions, and • number were soon
on the spot, but it was nearly three hours before the rails
were clear for the pump of trains. All the early morning
up and down trains were detained in consequence. About
the same time an accident happened at Brockenhurst, on
the Dorchester line, to the engine of the S. a.m. train
from Weymouth, and which caused • delay of about an
hour.
Tlll SUMO= MURDER I(IARBRIDOWATI6.—On
Friday evening last an inquest was held at the dwelling.
house of Mr. Wm. Chard, jun., Moorland, Westonsoy.
land, near Bridgwater, before Mr. J. Wybranta, coroner for
the eastern division of the county of Somerset, on the body
of Parnell Howe, whose death wee stated to have been
estned by her piaster shooting her in the side, as reported in
the Expmss of Friday last After the evidence had
been completed, and the unroner bail summed up, the jury
retired to another room to consider their verdict. Having
been &besot for some time, they returned and said that 12
of the 14 jurors who had been swam found a verdict of
" Accidental Death." The foreman wed one other juror
dissented from that verdict, and the foreman said he
strongly protested against it, rind did not agree with it.
The wealth sod respectable connexions of the accused,
William Chard, jun., have given to this case an additional
interest throughout the whole neighbourhood for many
miles round, and various remarks were freely given expres•
lion to, respecting the nature of the verdict at the inquest.
Chard's stated to have been drinking for several weeks
peat, and when in that state he is said to be very violent.
The adjourned examination of the accneed before the county
magistrates is to be held at the Town Hall, Bridgwater,
this morning.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS. _

AWOClL.—Febrelry 5, at Sunderland, the wife of C. Alcock,

seq., of a daughter.
CAMPlON.—Februar7 4, at Bakewell, Dcrbyshire, the wife of F.
Cawpl•.u, Req., of a eon.
FURNER.—February 6at Grove ROW.% Klusbury, the wife of
R. Turner, Jun., Eau., of a son.
HALLl.—February 6, at Birstwith Parsonage, West Riding, the
wife of the Rev. G. Hales, of a daughter.
HOLM o. February 4, at Churchill, Ustor.l tore, the wife of the
Rev. E. Holmes, of a son.
IltßYl.6.7Febrn.ary
_6, at Upton, Bucks, the wife of G. F. L

Jerrie, &Q., of ;amt.
1108105.—Febtury k at York-gate, Regent's-park, the wife of
A. H. Moses, Hp., of a daughter.
OLDRRIHIAW.—Yebrtarye. at Lichfield, the wife of the Rev.

M. Ulderahaw, of a daughter.
PAUL—February 6. the tree M Mr. J. Paul. of Barrington'
road, Loughborough.park, Britton, of a daughter.
PAYNE.—Febraary tl, at Kenalogtonoquare, Mrs. W. Payne, of
a SOIL
POOLL—February 4, at Sutton, Middlesex, the wife of C. W.
Poole. Esq., of a son.

MARRIAGES.
RlNTZ—JoNim—Felmitary 6, at St. Mark's, Kennington by the
Rev. C. Lane, )1..A., William Adolph, son of the late J. O. H.
Resta Esq., of daughterouse, Park-crescent, Stockwell, to
Louisa Windr, of Mr. Jones, of HelLualplate,

Clapbam.road.
DRITTAN—OROROIL—February 6, at St. John's. clitow bY the
Rev. C. Drittan, W. Britton. Rao., of Clifton, to Harr et
ane.
daughter of the Rev. W. George, of South Parade, Clifton.
FRIBMAN—SMITH.—February 6, at Biasid* Cannien.tom,
by the Rev. A. R. 0. Thomas WA., Freeman. Esq., .4
Hadleigh, Suffolk, to Mary Ann, daughter of J. N. Smith,
req., of Camden-square.
HILL—KILLER—Fe 6, at Trinity Chnreh, Westbenrot,
tames, by the Rev. 0. Diftby M.A., Captain A. Hill, End
Royal Welsh Funleers, to Harriette, daughter of Mr. Serleaut
Mill r.
JONES—DAWES —S'ebruary 6, at St Philip's, Blrrniottharn. bY
' the Rev. J. Ray. Edwin Merrysesather, son of Mr. F. Jones.
BennetEahill, Birmingham, to Maria Louisa, daughter of
J. S. Dawes, Esq., of Smethwiek Hall. Staffordshire.

DEATH&
BOTHEBOYD.—February 6, at titaumore, Middlesex, Mr. R.
Botheroyd, aged 81.
BUIRROWIL—Tebruary 6, at Coburg place. Upper Eennimttou•
leak Eliza, widow of the late C. Bens Esq.. ate 'l It
CABII---FebtuatY 6. at Caritoo•hill-rilles, Canideu-road.
MN, aged Pt
dDOEi~—Erlituarl 11, at Tavitowstreet, Cordoriaquare,
Cootie, Esq., aged T.
OlLL—Vehrit6. at Arnblestile, Tresees, daughter of the late
0111, at Ormeldrk, aged Te.

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