The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-08 00:00:00

The New York papers nono.inee the loss of the
splendid packet ship, Western World, on Sqoan Beach.
The Herald says :
"From the crew I learned that the packet ship Western
World, Captain John G. Moses, which sailed from Liver-
pool on the 6th of September last, bound for New York,
with a valuable cargo and 600 penmen, had rue ashore
about half-past four o'clock on Saturday morning."
After giving an account of the rescue of the paseesgers
sad crew, the Herold says:
" When our reporter left the ground on Sunday night,
'be shin lay easy, with head to the south and rather
dimple the sand. The agent of the underwriter', Captain
nemisted en board up to a late hour, and inspected
the mesa hem Mess to stern. He is of opinion that she
will be get e[ if the weather continues fine. The cargo,
"Wok h worth 100,000 doh., is, u may well be apposed,
be &damaged condition, and the silks, hardware, cloths,
god Aber valuable merchandise, will be found, on their
Mice in New York by lighters and schooners, to be worth
imp ilia son than one-half what they are invoiced at.
The Wallin World is a very large ship, about 1,600
teen nibler, sad belongs to D. A. Kiageland sad Co., of
Nroadgiregi, whit are insured in different offices in New
York to the emerge of 80,000 doh., which will nearly, if not
wholly, cover*, kwa. She we. built in 1849, at Ports-
mouth, N.H., nod IMOD that tine kes been ran sumesefolly
between Linemni ant New York. How the occident hap-
pened we are at protest unable to say, but probably the
entire natter will be laid before the piddle in a few days."

BY ELECTRIC

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LIVERPOOL, TVZSDAY, 10.30 • x.
Wind S.S.W., moderate, and damp.
Arrived.—Seaflowee, from St. John's, N.B. ; Trim-
mer, from Newfoundland; Electric Flash, from
Smyrna ; Pelican, steamer, from Lisbon ; Pyreole,
steamer, from Nantes; Union, from Ostend; Village
Maid, from Miramichi ; Morris, from Older.
The packet-ship Queen of the West, from Liver-
pool, for New York, was off Cork on the 6th, putting
back dignaated. The passengers were all well.
BELFAST, Nov. 6.
The vessel on shore at Burr Isle is the Sapphire,
and not Sophia, as previously reported, and was
bound from the Clyde for Melbourne. Her fore ud
mainmasts have been cut away, and she lies in a very
dangerous position.
The Charles Croker, which put into the Lough on
the 24th ult., has had repairs completed, and pro-
ceeded for New York to-day.

DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN, Nov. 6.
A gilt head-board, with Amelia painted on it, has
bean picked up at Port St. Mary's.
WEXFORD, Nov. 6.
A boat, with Nerio, of Jersey, painted on the
stern, has been picked up on Ballytrsat Strand.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov.B.
Wind N.
Arrived.—Mary Hannah, from Glasgow, for New
Orleans, leaky ; out 13 days.
Sailed.—Ellen, Arab, and Kelvin, for London.

GRAVESEND, TussDAT, 10,15 A N.
CCIIITOWS. RETURN.

Wind S.W., cloudy ; tide near low water.
Arrived, Nov. 7.--Suean and Mary, from Rouen ;
Breese, from Rouen.
Arrived, Nov. B.—Lionne, from ()ratlines ; Rover,
Strom Guernsey.
DEAL, TenDAT, 9.20 A.m.

Wind N.W., light, and foggy.
Passed.--Java, from London, for Port Philip ;
Falooo, from London, for Algot Bay ; Prospero,
from London, for Arum; Urda, from London, for
Portsmouth ; flympha, from London, for Cardiff;
Ethelbert, from London, for San Francisco.
Sailed.—Emerald, Prince Alfred, Japan, Egypt,
end Southampton.

EATILAOADLYART HALLITINATION.—The Echo de
llayerine says:—"" A respectable woman, named nesnatre,
wife of a fanner at Recast, had been for some years pos-
sewed, at welsh' period' of the year, with the idea that she
was es desperately witted that she mast inevitably be con- I
waned in bell fire, unless she expiated her sins by being
burned in this world. Th:s idea had of late become more
MA mere confirmed, and a few days age putting a quantity
011 tint* into the oven, and setting tire to them, she
mai until they were half maimed, and then crept into
the own herself. She was fouad there horribly burnt some
Wm after by her niece, who raised an alarm. Medical aid
was Immediately brought, but the unfortunate woman ex-
OM some boors after is great agony."