The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-12 00:00:00

VICBBICLB SPOKXN WITH.

Abet, from London for Singapore, Sept 10, let 40 13.. lon. 56 E.
Amethyst, from Liverpool for Oalle, Sept. 24, lat. 13 S., km. 64 E.
Countess of Wilton, for Mauritius, July 15, lat. $2 N. ion. 18 W.
Couatance ;ship),from Cardiff for Shanghai, Oct. 16. lat. 30.55 N.
lon. 12.75 W.
Cimandef (french ship„ from England for Calcutta, Sept. 1, lat.
38 S., lon. 23 E.
Emma, from London for Colombo. Sept. 11, lat. 3411, ion. 57 E.
Manilla, from Calcutta for London, Sept. 10. tat. 4 3„ ion. 15 E.
John Matilde fts, from Calcutta for London St days, Sept. 17, tat.
12 8 lon. 75 E.
Palmerston, from London for Bombay, Sept. 15, lat. 70 S., lon.

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Queensland, from Liverpool for Calcutta, August 3, lot. 27 8.,
ton. 27 W.
lobe= Harding (American abip), from Liverpool for India.
Sept. 10.
rim= (Atomic= ship): from Calcutta, Assad 29. lat. 13 7.,
Lan 89 L

THE EXPLOSION ON BOARD TEE TONNING..-.
ANOTWER DRAM GMT YARMOUTH, SATURDAY.
Another death (making the thirteenth) has resulted from
the dreadful explosion on board the Touting, Anita Yunker,
the Dutch cattleman, having died at nine o clock last night.
From the first there was little or no hope of this poor man's
recovery, although •slight cheese for the better was re-
ported to have taken place on Thursday. Joke Hall, who
au one of the men who was blown • distance of sixty ysxda
by the terrific violence of the explosion, has so far recovered
that he left here for home yesterday. Francis Reny, the
chief engineer; Peter Peters, another of the Dutch cattle
attendants ; and Edward Peak and Timothy Read, alias
Bihar, two of the crew, who are still remsiniog at the hos-
pital, are doing well. The engineer Rosy is the most
seriously injured of these four men, and his mental distress
' in consequence of the loss of his eon, one of the eight per-
sons missing, has retarded his progress towards recovery.
It seems now to be thought that the explosion was caused
by a deficiency of water in the boilers, but it is premature
to speculate upon • subject upon which the inspecting
officers of the Ward of Trade, Captain Robertson, R. N., and
Mr. Galloway Maine, engineer, will no doubt arfool some
practical information on the resumption of the adjourned
inquest on Monday (this day).
STRIKE OP WEAVERS AT BURY.—About one
hundred weavers in the employ of the Bury and Heap Com-
mented Company Iran struck m consequence of • change
made in the work, which increases the labour of the
weavers, and they think they ought to receive additional
conmeniatioc. Those weavers who remained at work have
bees hissed and hooted on leaving the mill, and stones have
been thrown at Mr. James Duckworth, the manager. while
on his way h rme, one of which struck him on the side, but
did not seriously injure him. About twenty of the oardroom
hands employed at the mill of Mears. Abel Ashworth and
Co.. York-street, Bury, turned out in consequence of some
workpenple being discharged, and those that remained being
'quires' to do the work
On Thursday morning 103 vessels left the South
Dock, Bunderland-96 by the south outlet, and seven by
the north entrance. Fffty-four vessels entered the dock
by the north end, making a total of 157 arrivals and depar-
tures from the dock in one tide.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
BAGOT.—Nov. 8, at Elford, the wife of Colonel C. Begot,

Ce)CILBURN.—Nov. h. at Downton. lachborshlre, the mile of ale
L Cockburn, Bark, of a daughter.
DOWEL—Nor. L at Doughtaroad, Canonborg, the vile of
W. L O. Dowse, Fag., of a boo.

MARILIAGICIL
ALLEY-11.11111%—Nov. 8, at Mantow, Berefordshlre, by the
Sight gee. the Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol, the
Roe. B. Allen, ILA., Decumbent of realty Church. Clifton, to
Virgin* daughter of the late J. Riley, Lag., of Abbey House,
Barmy.
BOWRING—CABTLIL—Nor. S. at Lewin's Stead Chapel, Brtrtol,
by the Zee. B. Brooke Aspland, sedated by the Rey. Nm.
James. Sir John Bowling, LLD., F.ILS., late Her Majesty's
Pleulpotentrary lo China, to Deborah, daughter of the late
Thomas Castle, Esq., of Clifton.

DEATHS.
PRICL—Nov. 9, at Langhamtdace, London, Marx. *Moe of
%Wale R. Pelee, =W.. aged ni
WIGS—Nov. 9, at Stone House, Lewisham High-read, Dlr.
Alderman Wire, aged 69.

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