The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-23 00:00:00

WEATHER REPORT.

MCIPOLT, JAIVARY

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COAL MARKET.-4113.18 DAY.)
Walls End Hatton. 19s. ; Walls Red losaallesa, Id.. 6d. ;
Walls End Elsawsll,l9a. ; Walls End South Hnbbaa,, 191.
Walls Dad East Harlegoel, 18a. 6d.; Walls End 11
16a. 6d ; Walls End Braddyls Heaton, 17s. 9d. ; Walls
Rod Russell Mottoes, 17s. 641. ; Walls End South Belles.
17a. ; Walla Zed Hough Hall. 17s. ; Walla Rod Hardee,'
18s. ; Walla End Keno., 17s. 6d. ; Wall Rad Riddell%
15s. 9d.; Walla End Shiseliffe, 156.6 d.; Walla Red South
Durham, 15e. 9d. ; Walls End Harks, 12a. 9d.; New
Helmet, 16.. 6d. ; Tan Geld Hoer Sates, 14s. ;
Buddha Hartley. 16s. 9d. ; BOW& Harliey, 16s. 9d.
Lambert's Hartley, Ws. 6L-112 ships at uartet ; 55
at sea.

OPINING OF ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, DIIRLIN.
The Dean and Cheviot have dyed Friday, the 24th of Fe-
bruary, Bt. Matddes's far the re-opening of Bt. Pa.
tricks Cathedral, the elaborate termini= phased aid
carried out by the madam*, of Mr. Guinness being sow
nearly completed. A committee of pattern's 141 act in
oonjuactioa with the DIIIIA sad Chapter upon this remitt-
able occadoe. Admission will be by ticketa—Dublin
Evening Mail.
FATAL COLLIFEY ACCIDIAT. —THREE MIS
KILLS& —OS aatazday el tersoes, se inquest was held at
the bourse of Mr. Giant, fidkromoomuroe before Mr.
Taylor, as the bodies of Willis/a Hebblethwaite. Ned
22 years, Thomas Welton, aged 20, aad William F
aged 44, who were billed the previous day in a shag
being sunk by the propeietors of the sal Boyd Colliery.
at Silkstoseconunos. Mr. Morton, the remount
Inspector, who was pewee% maid the saddest was the
most singular that be mollested in his exponent* Hews.
Herm ad Lawton were sinking to what is koown as the
feer-esse bed, sad the Lowering and pulling op is performed
by • small seem of about two-hone power, and which was
seder the maegeseet of Hebblethwaite, whilst the two
Ober men killed were sinkers.
.By some mans the former
gee setangled in the bead gearing fell down the pit, and
was so much injured that be did in about an hour after
berg brought out of the shaft. The other two mu, Goa.
dry to rale, riot lino the "trunk," which is only made to
carry ow pence. and. having forbid the top, some part of
the meobriery slightly gave way, sad the " rude having
lowered seer four or au yards, it is 'apposed they ditched
at each other to eve themselves, and were precipitated to
the bottom sad tied.k The death of the three men is
purely attributable reekleem sad departure from the
rules by those for whose wifely they were (rained. At the
000clusion of the evidenos, the coroner briefly addressed the
jury, and they retuned* verdict of "Accidental death"
STILL/WI 1311.11ACH or FROMM CASE. —A some-
what soul modem came b.ton
dr Court of Queen's
Bench, Dahlia, ou Friday, atrium out of au adios for
breach of promise al marriage. The plaintiff, who is the
adminktrator of Robert R Telford, sought to recover
which wars laid at 2,0001., from the defeedaat,
damages,
Slaillingtoo, far valuing to carry out bar agree-
ment to marry tie deterred. wanstated that she had
'educed Mr. Telford, who bad been a surgeon le SID lam-
ellae°, to give up bin booms there. which appeared to have
bees eremiu, sad erne over to Ireland, foe the purpose
of rearrylug bar. He emptied with the viers of the de-
UMW, bat she declined to carry out bee uodertakarg ea
his arrival in this country, and he subsequently died, but
whether his death was accelerated by the pang. of disap-
pointed love remains to be proved. Thereupon the present
action was instituted. Mr. Harrison applied to the court to
set aside the coast in the umenons sad
plaint which
averred special damages. Mr. Serjease Armin's( raided
the motion. The court ordered the pleadings lobe areseded.
Tits Eiszatoti rx Artrtam.u.—By the last mail
we have very favourable mourns of the regrew of
free parr hatched from the ova %traduced into Ts&
male. The parr at the breeding establishes's.
ors the River Plenty have now found their way
into the lane pousl prepared for their reception below
the hatching bores. Daring the last fortnight they
had fed eaeerly usd perceptibly increased in size,
though their growth, op to that time, has not bra so
rapid as that of the trout. For the latter, a.erpsetine paid
seventy yards long, varying from tom to twelve eat in width
and leading into rouad clearing pond. has been crected.
The upper pan of this serpentre Ned courts of a aeries of
shallow gravelly rapids, with here and there a few larger
room Many of them were from two to three Lathes in
length, and as they had ample room. they could be kept
where they were until they bed Moose old raeugh to
Mimi probably near the autumn of 1866. —durraban and
New zestond Gaxtte.
The inhabitants of Bassett and Bighfield, in
Hants, hue presented Edward Ralph, the worthy old post-
man d these districts, with a pony sad chase to mist him
is the delivery of letters.
The people of the traded States have constructed
and embalmed mane restrudion at the rate of me mile
to every me throned of repetition, and there is at mem
to doubt that be ematanitios orpateed over the greed
plains and mounters betwees the Minsoari river sad the
Padsha will &mood sod sapport ontimetal railways
the same prOposHoe.— American paw,