The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-28 00:00:00

eABL'AT.TIF.S.

flat.rasr, Pept. Vt.—Arrived : Storm Bird, horn Clyde, fur Rio
Jartiro, with low of maini.uoin.
Ds Ls. I. 27.—Ani%.4 : Dope. horn Antwerp for
Ipwich, towed in leaky. with Use of inain.ail gaff, stanchion•,
bidwaik and 'ail on starboard .ids, by colliAien yesterday of
Orfnrdntu. 'rah the Oorar bound to the Baltic.

VORTRIIIM7III, Kept. 20.—AITIVed : Leollollly, from Ninth, for
Trrport, with low of calk, ; Eagle, from Beautuara., for Hamburg,
to ttep aI, uk ; Mary Ann, from Boaton, for Londonderry, with
1t.,. of bulwas kr. 2711 i- Fawn, hum Liverpool, fur Lowoitoft,
hating kat fon mast and all VrIX attached, off St. Catherine's,
the maw morning, during the
wori n, Sept. 27.- Arrived : Endue and Sc-oir, from
tit weactk for Barcelona, making water, and with law of jihboran,
atla ad, and rails, plank. Warted and anchor Wove through ship.a
Lout on port having het n in °SUSHI fflrd Sept., about amen
miler B.R.W. of the Newark with a hrig painted all
Llui cuppoceil to belong to Shoreham. It Itat blown a hard
tale all hut night and thim day (ruin the 8.5. W., with hetry
solidi.. and (S p.m.; centinuec.

GIIEF2CCAfiTLE, 28.—The Allan Company's
ElamLip Moravian, from Quebec on the 19th Mg., ar-
rived in Lough Foyle at 9.30 cm. to-clay. She landed
mails and proceeded for Liverpool.

A Saturday half-holidty file of euiploys in
retail houses of Maine.' in Loudon, in which athletic
srrt..l formed the chief programme, VllB held at Round-
wood-part, Willesden, on Saturday last. In spite of the
thowent, many lady patronesses were present. Mr. F.
thoolbred afterwards distributed 'sizes of plate to the
successful athletes.

SPORT IN WINDSOR Far REST.—Prince Christian,
accotnpauied by lieneral Sevmourr two other gentlemen,
and the royal keepers, recently hap soma excellent sport.
On one day the royal party killed 42 brace of partridges,
on the next 49 brace, between 12 and 2 o'clock each day,
and on tte third day, from hi to 10 g.m., the Prince killed
fire bucks with lox own title.

FATAL CM ACCIDENT AT COVENTRY. —On
Saturday evening. between 6 and 7 o'clock, a shocking
accident occurred to a young man 26 years of age, named
Henry Fugg, booking-clerk at the Coventry station of the
London and North Western Railway. It seems that
during the afternoon the unfortunate deceased, who had
only just returned from spending his holidays, went
shooting along the banks of the line, taking with him a
single-barrelled gun. On his return, and when ascending
sonic steps only a few yards from home, the gun, which was
loaded and capped, caught by some means or other against
some railings, and instantly went off. The contents of the
barrel entered deceased's abdomen, and the bowels pro-
truded. Medicalassistunce was scut for, but proved of no
avail, as the poor fellow was killed un the spot. He has
left a wife and two children.

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SHOCKING OCCURRENCE.—At half-past 5 o'clock
on Friday morning the hotly of a well-dressed young man,
supposed to he named George Turner, was found on the
North Kent Railway, betwoen Frith and Dartford, at a
spot known us Plough-bridge. Both feet and the left
arm were cut off, and the head so completely smashed
that the features were undircernible. Three letters were
found upon him, ono addressed from Pitsea Rectory, and
signed "Your affectionate mother, Emma Turner."
Another was dated front Lungham, and signed " Your
affectionate wife, Sarah Turner," and the third from Miss
Turner, Wiekford Rectory, near Chelmsford.