The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-15 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Beer',worth, from New Tort, July 1, let. 41 N., lon. el W.
Bombay, from Sunderland for Bombay, Nay 11, let. It S.
lon. SO W.
Capri*Lao (ship, for Shanahan, lone 6, Mt 8 N., ion. 16 W.
Coeelpore, from Portland for Bombay, tray 10, lat. 148., yon. 84W.
11frinarotKk, from New Orleans for Liverpool. JUDO 13, let. 22

lon. 79.66.

ReVtlee-1701 Boston, 60 days frcm Liverpool for Calcutta, May
17, lat. 26.38 8., lon. 29.61.

RIOIABNABLZ ACCIDINT ON THI Sou WiIITINOT
R•awaY.—An inquiet was held at the Portsmouth H.*
pital on Friday evening last to inquire into the circum.
stances attending the death of a young man named George
Tibbles, who had for the last two months ofileisted as s
clerk at rareham Railway station. It appears that en the
previous night, or rather early on the same morale& the'
deceased got upon the engine of the mail train which Ism
Portsmouth for London at 12.45 a.m. The eel's yes is
motion at the time, and from this circumstance, couplet
with the fact that the engine driver knew the deceased to
be one of the employes of the company 'tattooed at Fare.
ham, he (the engine driver) did not rases to permit
the deceased to remain there, although it was coo.
to i to regulations, which it seems are se often
disreprded as obeyed. The train had, however, pro.
needed only about a mile from the station, and was rounding
the sharp curve, near Fmtton-bridge, when the deceased
only fell over the side of the engine. The driver in.
'tinily perceived him falling, and caught hold of his leg,
but was compelled to release his grasp, and the young man
fell to the ground, the tender teasing over one of his legs,
crushing it in a frightful manner. The train was Mime•
diately stopped, and the driver sod guard discovered the
deceased lying on the six-foot space. They bound up his
bleeding wound, end returned with him to the station,
whence he was removed to the hospital. The limb was
amputated, but the young man died soon afterwards Iron,
exhaustion, caused by excessive hemorrhage. The jury re-
turned a verdict of accidental death. _
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THI KITIGSWOOD MURDER.—The public will be
gratified to lean, whatever may be their opinions as to the
1130008DM or otherwise of Johann Karl Franz—at present
under remand on suspicion of being concerned in the murder
of Mrs. Halliday, at Kingswoccl Rectory, on the 10th ult.—
that he will not be left on his trial without legal assist-
ance. It excited considerable surprise, and was a good dad
commented on, that the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary of Saxony had not previously instructed
councel on his behalf, bicaume had be enjoyed the benefit
of legal advice it is impossible that be would have been per-
mitted to make the long and extraordinary statement which
he addressed to the bench at Reigate on Monday last. Pro-
fessor Meatier, of Guildford, addressed a letter on Thursday '
to his Excellency Count de Vitztbum on the subject, to which
he on Saturday received a reply to the effect that his de-
fence would be properly uodertaken. Franz will be again
brought op before the magistrates at Reigate to-day, when
it is expected that the communications from Dresden re.
@peeling him will be brought forward. He will then in all
probability ba committed for trial.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTB&

CHAMBER/3.—July 11, at Carlton-road, Melda-nle, the &M.!
D. N. Chambers. Esq., of a daughter.
CURONNVEN.—JuIy 11, the wife J. B. Curgenten,
Craven-1111i gardens, of &daughter
BOWL—July 11. at Biggleswade, Beds, the wife of K
Fag , of a daughter.
JONES.—JuIy 10, at Connaught-terrace, Hyde.park, the wife cl
E. A. Jones, Lg., of a son.
MIJSEM. ,July 1.1., at Demnshire•temce, Hyde-park, the wife 4

A. 11. Mos.;, Lig., of a daughter.
OLIVI:R.--July 11, at/lower street,lthe wife of 11. 01Iier,
of a daughter.
PRI'OIC —July 11, at Bennington Rectory, Herta, the irik of
the Rey. J. IL Pryor, of a daughter.
ROBINS.—JuIy 11, at Northsyde, Teddlogton, the wife of J.
Robins. Esq., of a daughter.