The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-11 00:00:00

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THE CUP. Two =des 2407ards.
Romantic, Mamebey, Billingham, and Armin Lauds,
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MANCHESTER.—Yarnmn.
GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP.
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176 to 1064;tETUii'llooty (t)
200 to 10 Commotion (t)

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40 to 1 mot Aekootth (t)
40 to 1 Cedric (t)

The Earl of Monntcuhell has just disposed of the
Used of Amherst, mar Kleigeton, in tipper Canada, to his
Maim Major Permed Maxwell, for a own little short of
00,0004
HORRIBLE DEATH.—A melancholy accident oc-
curred at Mara Hall and ekes stoma saw mills, Wilford-
street, In this town, on Monday morning, about half-past
moat o'clock. A men named Anthony Gallagher, aged
fifty-two years, late of March-stmt, was in the bolter-
home, earning one of the pine up of the sludge-box door of
the boiler, when a pin broke, and the place was immediately
fined with steam. The hot water escaped and fell on to
Gallagher whoa cries were heartrending. Edward Danbury,
one of the workmen, who lives at Snenton, was in another
part of the premises, and, hewing the cries, ran to his meet-
once. He took his clothes of( so speedily ae possible, and the
poor fisllow was conveyed to the Omerol Hospital, suffering
the most excruciating pain. Medical assistance was them
obtained, and all available remedies resorted to, but he died
shout half-feet eight o'clock on the evening of the lama
day.—NottiogAme Resew.
Bourn WALES Ramwnr.—The important opera-
tion of attaching the iron road-way at the Neyland ter-
minus of this railway to the floating pontoon was effectually
accomplished on the kh that. This iron road-way Is fastened
at one end by massive iron hinges lee the stone pier, and at
the other to an enormous pontoon floating In deep water.
alongside of which steamer, lie at all times of tide, and
ea
it rises and sink, by the flow and ebb of the tide, the
road-way becomes level or inclined. The affair was com-
pleted in the mast satidectory manner, and now passengers
embark and disembark both comfortably, eafely, and with
the greatest facility. Every accommodation is being con-
summated ; an hotel is In rapid promo; ; additional
elegantly-fitted and famished waiting alartmenta and re-
freshment rooms ere being provided. Insh mails will be
forwarded in a few days by this route.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN EXCAVATOR ON THE
LONDON AND 14011.711•WZATERN RAILWAT.—As *met
was held yesterday afternoon at the Bank of England Tavern,
Paddington, on the body of James Leach, aged 24. On
Smudgy night the deceased was employed at Harlesdon•grem,
where the North• Western line is beeng widened, in going
with the waggons filled with excavated earth to the plea
where it was deposited. As he was walking babied the
hone, but before the • aggro, he fell, and the wasps went
over him, breaking his thigh, and indicting other sewers
injuries. He was taken to the hospital, and hie leg was am-
putated, but he died the next day. The Jurvyy returned a
verdict of "Accidental Death." with an addmdm eaa-
damning the carrying an of such work as demand ems en-
gaged in on Sundays.
CITITAL PAW?. ONZ SHILLING Mao.—
THVRADAT, SEPT 110..A411111111‘01.• on payment, 18,211;
ditto by MKS Mow, 1,375; t0ta,14,437.