The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-12 00:00:00

WRECK OP TEE QUEBEC.

PLYMOUTH, WEDICUDAY MOIXINQ.

The ship Quebec, 660 tons, of New Orleans,
Captain Roark, from Bordeaux, for Shield', ran on the
Bddyitone rocks at 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Her jibe
boom end wee wit bin 10 feet of 'be south-west kitchen wine
dow of the lighthouse—tie window being 70 feet high. At
belt-peat 9, owing to a fresh beets, from the eastward sal
felling of the tide, the ship slipped off again, and the crew
returned and, with the kelp of the pilot boat Hereto%
attemp'ed to teach her on the Combat coast, but the wadi
ballast choked the pumps, and she sank one roils 5.8. W-
Dowaderry l'reventite Station, when she will be *wends*
high water. While on the wake, boats, offering &silkworq
came from her Majesty's screw steam frigate Topers, 61
Captain the Hon. W. S. Spencer, which had just left the
Sound fir Vaocinver's Mend.

SERIOUS RAILWAY COLLISION.

A very serious accident, by which several person.
bare been d interotealy injured, happened near the Widow

station, Sheffield, yesterday afternoos, to a Donosler train.
The occurrence took plate in front of the Cyclops Works.
The 110 Doncaster train, due in Sheffield at 1.65,
strived at the point named at the proper time, and at that
distance from the station would not have much reduced ite
speed. The train consisted of engine and tender, two second.
class caresses, two third-clue carriages, and one first-clue
carriage. The facings beforementioned, from some cane,
or other, were oven, and consequently the train, instead of
proceeding on the proper line, woe diverted on to the ridings
and ran dead against an engine which good in front
of the Cyclops Works. In advance of the engine there was •
long train of loaded coal trucks, thus forming an immovable
obstacle to the passenger train, and which, as may be expected,
canoed a Perini collision. The cries of the pueengers pored
that personal injury had been sustalsed, principally by thole
who occupied a third-class carriage, the body of which had
been entirely forced off the wheels, sad the ends crushed in by
the buffers of the carriages behind and before it. The °thee
third. does carriage wsa also a good deal broken, and the
end of the firstelasa carriage was store in and the
cushions and internal tit,ings thrown into disorder. The
engine was disabled, the buffers both of it sad the tinder of
the shunting astute, against which it ran, being ehirered
into small fragments. Five or six people were found to be
most dangerously injured, exhibiting shocking contused
wounds, as well em signs of internal fojary. The principal
sufferers are the Rev. Mr. Maws, Unitarian minister,
Stannington, who was taken to the Isfinsary at his own
request; Mr. John Maw, draper, Doncaster; Mr. Naylor,
cow-keeper, Shefileld; Duel it hits, the guard, end two
othar pesos&

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAT.)

OCILDEALL,
a .10 TB■ Ivllll%

proem and at .bb. boy: 1; tie employ of
Mr. thurbara, a wise merehanf. of Albios-wharf, Theme,-
urataht up Wore Aidatiess Allen, under the
following e,,,emeteekve:
The ',tricolor ilaitt—The prima bee been in ray retwicat
about twriv. months sad abut two ameba ago I bnaght
L. a rut of livery to were ellmainer he drove round with
Mato, dot orders. bat ut eaterilly night he left toy ne-
viw without tag perstissiow.
ithictioso JOiti—Wewt Jo re chum him with ?
rro.tcata— W ith leaving without giving Conte mid taking
We hairy with him.
Alderman Allen—To whom does the livery belong ?
Prossi.utor—lt is Loy properly, sir, mad when 1 gets it to
him I told him it wee for him to wear when he west mad
wilt me.

Prisoner—The fact io. air. m► =star was constantly cata-
log home intoxicated and abustag me, and at last ha sti ack
me. sail I left Um.

Prow-cots—lt was no such thing, sir. I was annevasily
missing nil saniphis, and gam him a wsales notice on
gstuday in consequence of it,
Alderman then, you complain •hat ha did not
w•rk the wick's notice out P
Pr escutor7Yrr, sir..

Alderman Allan-41W the primer made away with the
Imps
Odicar—Nl, air; he was westing them when I loth him
iota melody.
Alderman Allen—Them it appears Is me that be look the
dodos baring amble. alai to wear, sad that his oily &Olt
woe leavimt helots Ws ercere some t bad expired. I shell
therefor* dismiss the chimp, and take care that the prose-
cutor, who wan sot jaatilled is reran the primmer iota cus-
to, Is eeperle4 to the tel collector as keep. ng • limey
ma.

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Prceereicw-1 do p.. fora servant.
Aldersee Allen—But you wdl dm to pey fore 'ivory
1•41A0Alt nawm.

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Prelemeter—Am I to berg the elordwe glees np tore*?
Alderima Alba— lam make no order. The officer will of
coarse Mara them to the mum loom venom be took than,
sad yea mum seek yoor remedy la rnother court.
Frisoser—l Quer. stud• the malt of liver=
to um although It vie given to me to weer oa
oereelaus.

Alisrmas Alks—Tliars le aa tad of the ease. Yoe are
eptharpd.
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