The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-31 00:00:00

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AMIRICA (1.)-11.1171 Liverpool, October 29, to.
AILLI/A- frora Liverpool, October 29, to
AOLAIL-!rom Gravesend, October 29, to
ALAR-from Grivesend October 30, to
ALMA-from Gravesend, October 30, to
CIWIF-
ISAIION 011T-ICOM Gravesend, October Jo, to. Antwerp
HATAViLL-from 'Gravesend, October 30, to .......,„,,Jott„,
thainum - trio: Gravesend, October 20, to. -, ad
Brarcervou - :root Gravesead, October 29. to .....w..... Maarinto
CARONI-Irma Gravesend, 'October 29, to Thaidat
CIFPLC -from Gravesend, October 3,_ ~ to Derainles
Com:seems - from Gravesend, October 29, to Cadiz
Draws-from Gravesend., October 39, to Amsterdam
EsaL AvcaLino -trom Gravesend, October 31, to uptitnima
EMBLA-trom Gravesend, October 29, to Norway
Ecroavir. -from Gravesend, October 29, to Emilia
Grasps& -f. um Gravesend,aoct. 30, to Rotterdare
11,11YLLA- front Gravesend, October 30, to C.C. Ca-ti
Joao PMILLI re -from Gravesend, October 19, to ............ ardor,
KALLIDOJKA- from Liverpool, October 29, to ...... ...........M.,dna
trey-from Liverpool, Octoter 29, to Noli:e
Lehr 31.ufaeLL-front Plemouth. October .:lf„ to Contras
LIVONIA-IFt to 6:Aitetlla, October 30, to p„,„tie
LAbT UV TIC LAMM-from Gravesend, October 30, to ...... r, ?cm
MOOT ANN -from Gravesend, October Cu, to Cap
NIAIIII/IL•l.u-frnm Gravesend, October 20, LI New Weer
Moo; LE -frz nt Gravesend, October 30, to ..... -.......11itail
ht eLsoconv-frwr. Gravesend, .:Oc•ober CO3 to
Preen -from Gravesend, - October 2°, oo .Pelbouras
M *am ANIC-:rota Liverpool, October CO, to Zane
NoartivaLraeanu-from Graves.end, October t 9, to-New York
PaIISIOMNT VAN Bums:l-from Gran-soul, October 30, to-Odesea
itions-fro, Gravesend, Oct. 29, t 0... .......... ..........bottenlata
STAU-from Gravesend, October 29, to `ft. Ileleas
STATLLT -from Gravesend, October 20, to New Zealand
Soup --frmr: Gravesend, October 29, to Denmark
Ssaaa-from Grivesend, October 39, to Gan
filmset-fr. ot Gravesend, October 30, to vt.Petetstent
Ste E. bso Is ~ - from Gravesend, 00.30, to Havre
Tccou-rear, Solttuunnton, Oct. 24, to P. Ittllip
TIT-BIT-from Liverpool, October 29, to Lisbon
Tooseas --from Gravesend, October 30, to .... Hamburg
Tioaat-tram Gravesend, October 29. to
WILLIAM-from Gravesend, October 29, to Leer
WYCLIFFE-from Gravesend, October 29, t 0...... Contend Bay
WILLAND-from Gravesend, October CO, to Bremen

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VESSELS SPOK

WITH.

Genevieve, from Liverpool for Pernambuoo, Sept. IS, at. 14 N., An
27 W.
James, Ms on, from Port Phillip for London, Sept. 11, lat. 6.1 Z N,
21.14 W.
lifoor4 Taylor, from Liverpool for New York. Oat. 23, off Waterford.
Mary Catherine, from Brazil for Falmouth, Sept. 13, lat. 10 N,kn,
24 W.
Ransom, Grey (British ship), for Melbourne, Sept. 9, let. 0.14
19.28 W.
Wellington, .'ram Liverpool for Lima, fat. 10 N., lon. 23 W.

FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CONVICT. Between
half-past three and four o'clock in the .ttiernoon of Friday
last, a convict named John Quishley, while employed with
the other convicts of the gang to which he was attached at the
saw-mils at Woolwich Dockyard, would persist iu steppicg
on the smooth iron travelling carriage fur conducting la,ee
pieces of timber when required to be cut by a circular saw
three feet in diameter, although he was repeatedly cautioned
against doing so, and told by the sawyers to go round and not
over the moving carriage. The disobeyanee of the orders
given to the convict ultimately cost him his life, ss when
walking en the travelling carriage the iron tackem in his
shoes caused him to slide when near the saw, while it wu
making 380 revolutions per minute, and in an instant one
of his legs was cut oil below the knee. and a large piece of
bone cut out of the other, besides other injuries to the kip,
which was literally sawn open. Dr. Browning teat in im-
mediate attendance, and the convict was conveyed to the
hospital ship for convicts, where Dr. Burns, the surgeon,
amputated the leg above the knee, but the other injuries
were so severe that the convict sunk under them, and died
the same evening about four hours after the accident took
plane.

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