The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-28 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

ILUSWATS.

Ma Itr Mar- Told, Telma,
4.., laliti• diltdin• 111-IIL SP.

Week ending Fob. 2.
—S 4 II Alt
Bag Ludlam ll3l 11.1133 344111 87,163 64193
Feb. 19 to Merck 3.
Great Catania Belgium 114$ SAN mon non mtoo
Week aiding Yob. V.
Northern of Canada
Week eading March 20.
RathkealottliouroutlitJtut lO Ts 20 12 33
West (?ork

Weak ending March St
Brecon and Merthyr TS !SS 707 oo 874
Caledonian and N. Withal ISB2 17,887 4t033 MAO MAID

FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT AND LONE or Fora
Livro.--On Wednesday evening a lamentable boat 'ca-
dent occurred in Poole harbour, by which it is beyond
doubt that four lives were lost. It appears that • clay
outter named TLoinea Fry, 50 years of age, left the quay
at Poole on Wednesday about six o'clock in the evening,
in a canoe, for Middleborough, near Wareham, about ssz
miles from Poole Quay. He had with him in the boat his
son, about five or six yearn of oggirl named Mary Ann
Green, aged 16, and her aster, • Green, aged between
two and three, the daughters of J n Green, of Middle-
borough. Fry had also in the boat a sack of gram seed
and various other things which took up room, and on.
doubtedly tended to overload it. The canoe also, it appears,
was an old one and leaky. Fry was sober, and as the
night was calm, those standing sear the landing steps
on the quay did not think any danger was to be appre-
hended. The boat, however, never reached its dentate.
tion, and the next time it was seen was about nine
o'clock on Thursday morning, when it was found by two
men who were " eel pecking in Wareham ChanneL Pre-
viously to discovering the boat, which was found bottom
upwards, they found the dead body of the little girl,
Emily Grua, floating on the water. They brought the
body to Peels sad placed it in the ears of the police and
steps were promptly taken to find, if possible, the iodise
of Fry and lie sun, and Mary Ann Green, who, there is no
doubt, were drowned, but these efforts have as yet been in
vain. An inquest was held yesterday by Kr. O. B. Ald.
ridte, coroner, on the body of the child. Emily Green,
when all the evidence procurable was given. Nothing, of
wane, was known as to the manner in which the acddest
occurred,
and the jury returned an open verdict of
Found drowned."

THe CONDIMIRD WOW AT MAIDSTONI.
warrant for the execution of Trances Kidder, emmislowl
at the late Kant Amiss., before Mr. Judie* Bills, for
the murder of her step datighter, aged it years, by drowning
bee in a pond M New Romney, was received by Mater
Bannister, governor of the gaol,_ yesterday mania&
The execution will take place on Thursday neck lamme•
diately after her condemnation she was visited by her
husband, when high words inland between them. Oa
the following day she was visited by her father, mother,
and two sisters, Enos which no one hie visited her. She
has written I. her husband dwwnnaagg an interview, bat he
has neither replied to the awe this nor attended.
She has not at any time attempted to deny her aster,
bat attributes her present position to ths of her
husband. On Tuesday a petition ter commuMlien at the
sentence was forwarded by the Mayor of Myths (Mr. Jas.
Watt!, from the inhabitants of Ilythe and New Romney_
to the Home rOffiee ; but Mr. Secretary Hardy ban dubbed
to intercede.

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