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

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'Die Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Sr. G;r-
niatis arrived in Itubtin yesterday utterrtomi by
special train from Ballinasloe, after having been
nearly • fortnight absent in their visits to Limerick
and Galway. A rather whimsical eiretumianee oc-
curred on their Excellencies' journey hum.•. Au
address from the Town Commissionerstd Athlone i"11-'
to have been presented to the Lord Lieutenant in
passing through that town, and a deputation was in
waiting at the Railway-station for the purpose of
presenting it; but to their great amazement the
special train conveying his Excellent, whalt d by
them at full speed, and with mingled feelings of dis-
appointment and offended dignity, they returned to
their eouneil-ruoie. In a few hours after, however,
a letter from his Excellency's private secretary ar-
rived, informing them that some railway officer was
to blame, and that the Lord Lieutenant was, in fact,
as mu, h disappointed as they were on finding that
the train passed without stopping. Tile explanation
was, of course, quite satisfactory.
the Koval College of Phyincians in Ireland has
issued • lung and very valuable report on derives,
the sanitary and the remedial measures that should
be resorted to under a .isitation from it. 'rite rani-
tary state ut the city still continues favourabte,
although it is known that some tour or live Cubes of
Asiatic cholera have taken place here.
Mr. Bowyer, M.P., is to be entertained by his
constituents in Dundalk at a public banquet in the
coarse of a few days.
Tuesday next bus been fixed for the Lishourn
election. _ .

The Mom: Arno Standard states on authority that
the proposition for holding a special commission to
try the ribbon offem:es has not met with the sem tion
of the governm nt.
A train coming this morning from liallinabloe had
a very narrow cscipe, a herd of bullocks having
horst :ri upon the tine, and getting entangled in the
carriages maid sow: of them to run MI the rails.
Four of the bullocks were killed.
A poor woman while crossing the Killarney Rail-
way this week was run over and killed instantly.

TILE LATE DISASTROUS RAILWAY COLLISION.
The painful interest c,iated by this lamentable event is
still undiminished, and the sympathy fir the triendv of the
deceased and fur the surviving sutb rota is universal. This
moron g a special trani was ilespached to the sane of the
accident for the acc.immodation of the various parties imme-
diately interested in the pending inquiry ; and the coroner,

...Welly interested in v.._ ; so. - -a,
jury, sail professioual gentlemen engaged, assembled at
twelve o'clxk at the Lyons Hotel, near the Straffan Strain,
where the irquist was held. At this stage of the proceed•
Inge the coroner sill he had been informed that one of the
jsee es was a minor, and further that he was hot a house-
holder rated to the poor, mud theref•ro disqualified to
serve, whoicupon he considered it his duty to discharge
them and to call • now jury. He then said that he dis-
charged them.
Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald, Q C., 111.1'., who appeared for the
railway company, said that the inquiry by the jury sworn
to hold the inquest in Dublin, yesterday, bad been ad-
journed, in order that the investigation at the railway might
he heft proceeded with, and he doubted if the coroner could
legally discharge the jury who had been already svorn,
but that he should proceed with the inquiry, as the law
made no specific objection on account of the minority of
one of the jurors. It was the desire of the chair-
man and directors of the railway company that every faci-
lity for arriving at sources of information on the distressing
event should be landed, and it wain conformity with that
desire on the part of the directors that the inquest in Dublin
had been ►djourned.
Mr. Stephens, counsel for the prisoners, and Mr. JohaA.
Comm, counsel fur the neat of kiu of the deceased, also ob-
jected to the discharge of the jury.
The Coroner said he would call • new jury; and forth-
with proceeded to call them, beginning with the lion. Ed-
ward Lawless.
Alr. J. 1). Fitzgerald interposed, and contended that, if
the coroner called • new jury, that jury,when sworn, should
see the bodies of the deceased.
The Coroner said he would consult the AttorneyGeueral
on the sabject, and in the mean time he would adjourn the ,
inquest to Monday morning ; and as the room they were
then assembled in was too small to hold so important as is.
vestigatioa, be would hold the inquest in the County Court-
h•.use at Naas, at II o'clock on Monday morning.
An inquest was commenced yesterday at Stevens's Hos-
pital is trite city, on the body of Dr. Stokes's t boy,
who died in that institution shortly after his tem°, there
on the night of the accident, but, as intimated above, aa
adjournment was agreed to fur the purpose of waiting meta ,
the more minute and elaborate inquiry at the scene of the
fatal occurrence should have been completed.
The following official list of the killed and wosinded has
been published by the railway officers, for the purpose of
allaying uncertainty and anxiety on the minds of those
whose relatives and friends may have been travelling is the
south of Ireland at the time of the accident. _ _

Deaths—Mr. Jelly, Queen's County; Mr. Egan, Parsons-
town; Mr. Bateman. Cork; Mr. Jesse Hall, Kildare; Mr.
and Mrs. M'Swiney, Keornare ; Mr. M'Nally, Dublin; Miss
Palmer, Dublin; Miss Kirwan, Dublin; bliss Letbely,
Dublin; Mrs. Smith, Mallow; Mrs. Knapp, Joseph Sher-
wood, servant to Dr. Stokes, Dublin.
The following persons were seriously injured, hut are pro-
gressing favourably:—Miss Ellen Farrell, Mrs. Latham
Blacker, Dublin; Miss Emma Pack, Parionstown ; Esther
Coffey, Panonstows ; Mr. Neville, county Louth; Sarah
Shea:4Q ; • child of Mrs. Knapp's and a child of Mr. and
Mrs. M'Swioey's.
It; making inquiries at Stevens's Hospital to-day, it was
ascertained that the four sufferers at present confined there
Ore progressing favourably.
The bodies of Mr. liateman, Min Palmer, and Mrs.
Knapp, were claimed by their friends, and r-LII9VC d from
tht railway station !tat night.

DUBLIN AND KINGSTON RAILWAY.—The had-
ycrly meeting of the shareholders of this line was held at
their board-room in Dublin on Saturday, Mr. A. B. Cane
in the chair. It appeared from the report of the directors
that the income for the half-year ending August 3l
amounted to 36,8092, which pee an excess for profit over
the expenditure of 19,3121., out of which a dividend of six
per cent. on the paid up capital of 275,0001. was declared,
leaving a balance of 2,8121., which, added to a surplus of
4,001., after paying the previous half-year's dividend,
makes a Seta of 6,8471. to be carried to the nest account.
The remarkable prosperity of the line during the last ball
year waeattributed to the influx of strangers consequent
upon the Orest Industrial Exhibition and the visit of her
!dainty.
KIBDONISM IN VIE COUNTY DOWN.—Eight per-
sons are to be tried at Downpstrick session on M ,nday neat
(supposed to be connected wilt the Ribbon Society), for
having, in the neighbourhood of Dromara and Castle-
wellan, aaneablied themselves unlawfully together, with
Bre-arms, dram, &c.

NARROW ESCAPE ON TEE WELSII MOUNTAINS.
—A party of three gentlemen have just bad a narrow
escape from being lost upon Ceder Idris. They attempted
the wcent of this gigantic mountain without a guide, when
a heavy fog enveloped them, causing them not only to Hue
Duet way, but to be separated from each other. After
wandering about until almost overcome with fatigue, wet,
and exhaustion, one of the party succeeded in reaching the
town of Dolgelly at dead of night. Two superior guides,
along with several oaten, were immediately despatched in
search of his unfortesate companions, who, is still worse
condition, had each jut reached fanwhonam at the foot of
the mountain at great distance from each other.
A GOOD RIAXPLF--00 Saturday earning the
wsrkaus employed at J. Symonds and Co.'s galvanising
works in Glasehoute-yard, celebrated the anniversary of the
opening of the works by a good dinner provided by their
employsn. In the absence of J. Symonds, Esq., who was
unfortunately detained at home by seven illness, the chair
was taken by the manager, Mr. J. Robinson, who alluded
at some length to the desirableasee, especially at the present
tinie,when strikes sad misunderstandings were so frequent,
of cementing the bonds existing between the employers
sad employed. In that establishment, by means of the
nun receiving, besides their weekly wages, acertain amount
per ton on the work done, the men bad a direct interest in
the prosperity of the conctrn, and taw ted themselves
aceordirgly. The vice-chair was ably [Slid by Mr. John
Liles°, secretary to the EarSy Clewing Association. The
evening was paned in the moat pleasant manner.
SUDDEN DEATH OP A CLERGYVIAN.—A melancholy
instance of sudden death occurred at Exmouth, on Thursday.
The Rev.C.Uterseark, rector of Withycomb•ltawleigh, who
has only recently been married, was slightly indisposed on
Thursday' morning. He went into a warm-bath; and ashe
remained then a long time, a servant was dispatched to
call him. She knocked, but getting no answer, opened the
door, and was shocked at seeing her master lying eked in
the bath. It is supposed that the effect of the bath was to
cause a rush of blood to the head ; which resulted In im-
mediate death.
WESTERN RAILWAY OF FRANCE.—Traffle re=
for the week ending Oct. 2, 1853-6,7141. ; ewesp
week last year, 3,8551.
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