The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-09 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Blanche, from Mauritius for London, Dee. lt, Lt. 31 N., lon.
712 W.

64.4 Nautili, from Clyde for Calcutta, Nov. 26, lat. S N., ion,
24 W.
Gleam (or Olandorr, from Algoa Bay for Loudon. Nov. It lat.
7 B. los. 16 W . . -

iene'ral Coalfield, from London for Madras, Nov. 22, lat. N..
.Ida. W.

lilaln-4 Wool Penang for Queenstown, Nov. 11, Tat 7 6., lon.
lei W.
!oho Pool, from Liverpool for Knrrachee, Dse. 5, lot. 9 N., log.
Si W.

K00.:4, tram Newcastle for Hoag Kong, Oct. 1, lat. 38, km 28E.
Nary Hammond, from Liverpool for New Orleans, Jan. 2, tat. 60
N., lon. 12 W.
Nelly, from Sunderland for Hong Kong, Sept. 11, lat. 50 S., lon.
23 W.
Philosopher, from Calcutta for London, Dec. 5, lat. 3 A., don. t.
Traveller. from Plymouth for Hong Koos, Nov. IL lat. 4 N.,

T;;;;;Ille;trom Colombo for London, Oct. 19, lat. 29 9,. lon. 47 Z.

COLLISION ON THI LANOAIIIIIII AND YORIEHRISS
HAMM AT . —Oa Monday about a quarter to 12,
a. the Normantoe and ,train, leaving Wakefield
at 15 minutes past 11, was paining at a slow rate the engine
sheds at the Mirfield station, the London and North.
Westin train from Wakefield, overtaking it, rushed into
' the Lancashire and Yorkshire train, and threw several
carriages off the fine, the buffers and otherwise
injuring the wheels. Although no loss of life followed,
and, as far as we can learn, no limbo were broken, the
bruises and contusions are numerous. From two eye.wit•
noises of the accident we gather that the pinworms in the
Lauceshire and Yorkshire train showed painful evidences
of the results of the collision. The faces of many were
sadly disfigured, the blood of the sufferers marking the
track of the train, and in one are we hear that very severe
injuries have been suffered in the head and breast of the
victim. The guard of the London and North-Western
train bas ales, we understand, been very severely dealt
with. We ate informed that the aide of the brake-van of
the Lancashire train broke before its entreat,. to the shed,
and the guard had communiaded with the engine.drieer,
who had pulled up without injury. It was at this point
the collision took place.— LecaMe_rettry.
TEN NATIONAL DIST. —The Lords Commissioners
of her Majesty's Treasury having certified to the Commis.
sippers for the Reductios of the National Debt that there
was no surplus of actual revenue over the actual expenditure
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland for the
year ended the 30th day of September, 1580,the Commis-
dawn for the Reduction of the National Debt hereby
give notice that no sum will be applied by them on account
of the sinking fund, seder the provisions of the act 10 Geo.
Y., 27 between the Ilth day of January and the 31th
day of , 1861.—C. R. W. AVoctrr, Assistant Comp-
troller.—National Debt-ollhe, Jan., 11151. —Gazette.
Bizinzionak Quart= Sinisions.—At these ses-
sions, yesterday. Mr. Henry Sparrow, commission
agent, Mail up to near* judgment upon a conviction of an
aggravated malt, with intent,itc., at the previoussessiona,
upon Mr. Samuel Griffiths, iron broker, &c., of Wolver-
hampton. The conviction upon the mast aeriousCf
the charge has since been affirmed by the Court of een's
Bench, brit in the meantime Mr. Sparrow having apo
to Mr. Griffith., as far as the latter was concerned sentence
was not demanded. The Recorder (Mr. M. D. Hill) com-
mented on the whims character of the offence of which the
defendant had been guilty, and said that but for the apology
the sentenoe would have been severe. Under the circum-
stances he ordered Mr. Sparrow to be imprisoned for one
deer and to pay a fine of
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS. _ _

BAAXAED.—Jan. 7, the wife of Mr. W. G. Barnard, of Bark.
ham-terrace, Lambeth-road, of a son.
CHAPWAN.—Jan. a. at Bedford. the wife of Captain I. J. Chap.
man, loyal Artillery, of a daughter.
HATFEILD.—Jan. 6, at Hmte-park-terftre. Cumberland gate.
the wife of O. Banal* 11•41„ of a daughter.
MARSHALL—Jan. 3, at Adel. Yorkahlre, Mrs. R. D. Mamba.
of a daughter.
BENZIES.—Jan. 4 at Iffsabethaerrace, Weetbourno-park,
D. Bemire of a eon.
PLATT.—Jaa. 5, at Hyde-paricsurdeas, the rate of H. MU,
req., of a daughter.