The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-26 00:00:00

FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

On Tuesday evening last • fatal accident hap-
plead at the Tarringtoe station of the Worcester and HOW
ford Railway, midway between Hereford sad Ledbruy, to
Mr. Wallace, the manager or bailiff of the home farm of the
lady Emily Foley's estates, at Stoke Edith, Herefordshire.
The unfortunate rime jumped nut of a carriege at Terrier*q
astir* before the train bad stopped, sad isstantly slimed
down between the carriages and the platform. Two
wheels of one of the carriage. pared entirely over him, sad
the Net wheel of the succeeding snags rested on the
body. la this fearful positios he reamed fur a few ral-
mate% remain most agooisingly, until ho meld be released
by the backlog of the train for shoot a yard. On bang
raked to the plitUann a miasmas smote & presented itself,
the wheels having terribly' maag hid the lower portioes of
Ms abdomen sad the pelvis. Lae vim sot extinct, mad
it we. deemed advisable to remove him to
Hereford, with the view of obtaining adequate
surgical aid in the meet of hie surviving • but the anteate-
r'se tom aspired almost immediately lats.r lie was placed
to one of the carriages. The deceased was much respected
I. the neighbourhood of Tarrington. He was in the rhos
of lib, sad learns • widow, sod two sows about 14 sad 16
pars old. He bad been to Lodbory Agricultural Show, at
which he had woe several prima with lady Emily Foley's
farm stock. He heel also attisoded the agricultural dinner.,
but was quite sober, being • man of abstemious habits, and
was within a short distance of his home, full of spirits, when
the melancholy accident ha yased, No blame whatever
attaches to the railway '

The boring of the Arteftian well at Plumy seems
DOW to base reached the sheet of water so long expected.
Om Tuesday about moon a stream gushed forth is conaider.
able volume.

Poor-orrice SAVINOR-BANICII.--ne POStrOffiCO
saviege-bank measure °palletise to be snessinfol,
number of banks sow established Is Segied and Wales
is &boat 300, and from the liminess done bet week we ham
reason to balm fully maintained the promise of the
agesdegaley. Onwhalf of the depositor,. it is 'append,
OMB woman and young permits. People travelling fmre
= lothso gig* gig already mins theniselves of the peculiar
whisk these banks afford. Applications for the
miablishment of basks in localities which do not yet poses
them, are, we beer, daily being transmitted to the central
Ake. A mentarlal to Use Post-oflioe authorities, praying
far the establishment of • bank in Chancery-lam, is now in
course of preparatiem It has already received some 230
or 300 'feature*, amen which ma the mines of berristem,
soliciton, literary wawa, together with Marks, tradestoen,ka.
THE MOTIIIIMILL MYSTIRT CtsAa>m trip.—
Mr. Dundee Simpson writer from /denklend
Airdrie, op this 24th inst., to the editor of the Nerd=
Mail, in the following terms :—" Sir, —1 consider if • dolly
incumbent ma me at the earliest moment to aequelet you,
and, through you, the public, that I have received Warm-
ties from an authentic and reliable source of my sea
disppsaraoce recently created so much mite.
meet—being still • vs. For his own foolish and heettlime
conduct he a aloe* respoosible, and I beg to ewer the
hops that the publication of this note nay sew it the
matter at rest, sad reader say additional oseaments is
eolumes annecessuy ; end that what is been ase
publicly etProlded in Tepid to him and his affairs nay now
NO oemeimed to oblivion."