The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-24 00:00:00

CASUALTIES.

Alen, FBdev, trom Liverpool to fxrsiup 919yri!!,vvia drivet

shortouil•Barsaactiset, .milt Li feared-will become a total

Ewan Crerar (brig), Crerar, from London to Boston, struck near
the Grams yesterday morning, and sunk In 46 minutes ; crew
sared.—New York, March 10.
Mary Bannatyne barque., of Shields, Dixon, from Odessa toCort
or Falmnuth, with wheat, for orders, was to contact at sea os
the 3rd March, with the Luciana, of Bordeaux, and was aho.
dosed on the 11th is a oinking state ; the master and cr,
bare landed here.—Cadiz, March 15.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Claamerdea, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Jao. 25, lat 30 8, lay

InPeter, for Sydney, Feb. 4, let 0.40 N, Inn 20.40 W.
14nia (ship), from Liverpool for Calcutta, Feb. 14, lat 7.2 N,
(on 25.30 W.
Senator ;barque', from London for Rangoon, 31 days, Feb. 7, Ist
2 N, lon 21 W.

BOAT Aocinzwr AND Logo or FOl7ll LIVES 0N
TD SZVERN.—WonCIIMTEIk FaIDAT.—An accident, if it
Gan be en designated, happened here this morning, which
has caused much excitement in the city. The Worcester
sad Hereford Railway has been opened some months for
Wronger truffle from the west bank of the Severn to Mal•
vern, about eight miles, kat at present the bridge over the
Severn has not been pried by the government inspector of
railways, who does not consider it sufficiently strong for the
. In order to strengthen it the engineer hes caused
purpose
placed six tiers of measles wooden piles or supports,
three under each of the two arches. These piers or pillars
are • considerable obstruction to the traffic on the
river, which is carried on in meal heats and
barges, there being but just room amegh for the
largest clam of bargee to pass through the internee.
Mg spaces of clear water between the or abutments..
This morning as the carnal boat, La
This was bringing
down • eargo of coal from Staffordshire, in pursing under
the bridge the vessel fouled the piles, throwing her out of
her course, and almost immediately capstan( her. At the
time there were seven persons on board, viz.' the captain.
neared Whitehouse, his wife, three children, and a sister of
Mrs. Whitehouse, and • boatman named Caner. The cap•
teis was steering, the children were in the cabin, Mrs.
Whitehouse was washing in the hatchway, and Causer was
rowing. Whitehouse contrived to hold on by the piles, and
seising hie wife by the hair of the head held her suspended
until a boat came out to their assistance. Causer ream
rebore, but the three children and Mrs. Whitehouse's sister,
aged 15, were all drowned. Three of the children's bodies
have been recovered, one of them having floated a distance
of nearly a mile. The parents of the children, who saw
them drowned before their eyes, are is • distracted state.
It is in contemplation to lay down another sub-
marine telegraph cable to the Channel Islands in a more
favourable position than that at present in use, which is
continually broken in consequence of its passing over rocks.
The land wires connecting Granville and Paris are not yet
completed, and telegraphic communication between Jersey
and Ingland is net yet established, although amble connects
Jersey with Granville. Some idea of the expense of indi-
rect telegraphic communication, as compared with that
which is direct, may be gathered from the fact that the cog
of a telegram from Jersey to London, vii Weymouth, is .h.;
while via France the charm will be 13
[Advertisement. )—.IIOLLOWAY'ff OINTMENT AND
PrUM—March winds are noted for producing great disturbance
In the circulation, whence proceed bronchitis, sore throat, diph-
theria, and multitudes of ailments. resulting from variable tem
peratures. A chili or cold should always have instant attention.
or serious consequences may spring from neglect- All may ran
Holloway's ointment on the skin over the affected part wilt'e
certainty of mitigating previous sufferings, and averting
ture danger. This ointment penetrates the skin and revives the
feeble circulation in subjacent organs, purities the blood, amt
rectifies every function. In urgent and chronic cases Hollows)•1
pills (taken whilst the ointment is being used) expedite and c, •
surelluzly cure, which in most cases will be thorough, radii,
and

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BRAND.—March to, it Be.l,ford.hill Howe, 13alhans, Surrey, the
wife of J. Brand, jun., FAIL . of awn.
CUST.—Marett 12. at Kecleetostequare. Lady Elizabeth Coot, of
a daughter.
DIEIUNO.—Mmeh 20, at Upper lemonetreet, Dublin, the ado
of LH. Deering, Esq., of daughter.
FIETIL—March 22. at Dartmouth-villas, Lewisham-road, Kent,
the wife of F. H. Firth, Ems, of a daughter.
FORDYCL—March 21, at Daere.park-terrace, Blackheath, the
wife of Colonel Fordyce, Bengal Horse Artillery, of a son.
NAMILTON.—March Al, at Upper Brook-street, Mrs. ti Hanel.
ton, of a daughter.
RANGEL—March 10, at Princesastreet, Deronport, the wife of
Mr. B. HanW, 0! a son.
EIPSURN.—Mera. 20, at Nottingham, the wife of D. D. Eq.
burn, Eaq., of a daughter.
MOCATTA.—March 10, the wife of A. Nfocetta, Req., of Upper
Woburn-place, Tavistockequare, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
BROOKSHAW—ARTINGSTALLMarch 22, at Cteethant.hill
Wesleyan Clive], Manchester, by the Rev. O. B. Ilse.lonahl,
FM, see Of Yr. AIIII, daughter of hit. .1.
Artingstall, all of Miumhester.
omnsurra—suusx.—msreb to. at Chariton. Kent. by the
Bet. R. P. Wilkinson, H. P. Goldsmith, Esq., to Bleu
destrit of E. Dollen, Eq.
HAMIL—MOSELMarh SO, at the pariah church. TilaVule.
Cheshire, by the Rev. W. Lowe, M.A., J. Hamer, Em.,o Mu/.
daughter of the late Mr. H. Moseley, of Melba Chesh
, ire.
ROMFRAY—WELEY.—March 22, at Denton, by Me per.
Walter Earle Welby, brother of the bride. John Richards
Homfray, &y., only eon of John Monate',of Penilys
Cantle. Glamomtanshire. to Mary Elizaheth, eldest ourvirint
daughter of Sir Glynne Earle Welby, Bart., of Denton Ball,
Licolnshire.
DEATHS.
SALFOUR.-31arelt 10, at Parte Mouse, Edinburgh, J. Ballow.
aged V.
ERA
agMarch
ed 19, at GareedMll-11111, near Nottingham. S. Bean,
M.I.
C.1724111.L —March M.
B't. at Houghton.place, Ampthillmusre,
R. Campbell, 125;.. aged
COPICLAND.—MareIs bit el the Manor House, Bushey, Hert.
Sarah, wife at Mr. Alderman Copeland, M.P.
DIFONSHII.I.—March 19. at St. Andreseaterrsoe, Plymouth.
ltesr.Admitral E. Davonahlre, aged 79.
FAULENEL —March 22, C. PaillkOlif, et liseeleseel.t.
street, Soho. 'Pa IA

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