The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-07 00:00:00

VZSBELt3 WOMEN WITH.

Affiance (barque), from Cochin for London, Dee. 11, Ist 23 9, lon
6E.
Amalla (barque), from Cardiff for Shanahan, Nov. ro, lat 39 9,
lon 29 E.
Baltassza taliip;, from London for Bombay, Nov. 14, Mt 35 5, lon
14 W.
Clotilde (ship), of Antwerp, from Hull for Bombay, Nov. I, Ist
18 5, lon 29 W.
City of Wssliington (as'. from Liverpool fur New York, Jan. 20,
90 miles SW of Sable Island.
Ciunbridge ;barque:, from North Shields for Hong Kong, Nov. 6,
Ist 30 S. lon 10 E.
Delhi 'ship), for Bong Kong, Nov. 23, lot 39 9, lon 31 E.
Dunorlan (barque;, from London for LIUIICeIItOII, Nuv. IS, lat 49
8, loot IL
Frances ;ship,, from Sunderland for Bombay, Nov. 23, lat 33 9,
lon 20 E.
Livingstone (ship), from Shanghae for London, Dec. 9. lat 26 9,
lon 64 E.
Sir Wm. Macfarlane (ship;, from Cardiff for Hong Kong, Oct. 19,
Ist 2 N lon 62 E.
Stuart 9 0211,2 (ship, from London for South Australia, INT. 4,
tat 39 9, lon 52 E.
Blr Besot' (ship;, from London for Bombay, Dec. 9,lat 38 9, lon
51 IL
Sumatra 'ship), from Liverpool for Calcutta, Nov. 19, Ist 3s 5,
len 13 Z.

Tin LATH CATASTROPHI ON TiS DOCK BRANCH
LINE Or THE LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE H. ‘V.
The inquest on the body of the fireman who was killed at
the above catastrophe was resumed vestenlay, it having
been several times previously adjourned, in order to obtain
the scientific evidence in regard to the strength of the plat-
form, which, falling in, precipitated an engine from •
height of about 30 feet, and killed John Turner, the lire-
man. The borough engineer stated that he had carefully
examined the platform, and he found from the measure-
ments that the platform had had placed on it 15 tons above
the admitted breaking weight. The jury, after an absence
of two hour% returned • verdict of " Accidental death,"
blaming the banksman, though they did not consider him
culpably negligent, as he had no written or printed
instructions.

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THE EARTERN Concur.; RAn.wAy COMPANY
AND THEIR WORAMEN.—A meeting of the tradesmen and
shopkeepers of Stratford, very. numerously attended, ens
held last evening at the Eogreers' Arms, Stratton], to
take into consideration the advisability of memorialising the
company to pot an end to the present practice of paying
wages fortuightly, which, according to the speakers, who
were all more or leis interested in the question, had led to
the introduction of most improvident habits on the part of
the workmen, and serious losses on that of the shop-
keepers. Some statistics were given which went to prove
that the majority of the cases in the County Court of that
district might be ascribed to this caws. The meeting was
very well attended, and resolutions were passed approving
of the memorial, and appointing a committee to carry out
the views of the memorialists.

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