The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-04 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DA lr.)

LONDON, March 4.—Wind at Noon, W. S.W. to
light breeze, and fine clear frosty weather. The 010%
from Canton to San Francisco, has put back to the former
port, with damage, having been struck by a sea.
DEAL, March 3.—Wind, N.N.W. sailed: N[eteor,
Sydney, N.S.W. ' • Madagascar, Maypo and Bristol,
bourne ; Pauline, Adelaide, S.A. ; Merion, .Swan. River
Nathali, St. Thomas ; Retriever, St. John's, N. B.
FALMOUTH, March 3.—Wind, N.E. Arrived —l3;:annall
Crowther, Brown, New Orleans • Rosalie, Pallas anil
Naisus, Alexandria ; Louise Stamboul, Mary I irsch'
Magna Charta, and Pobey, Odessa ; florist, Eliza le :ow eo'
Queen Esther, and Dorcas, Galatz ; Telegraph,
RI elculrw
Ibraio, Elena, and Stairanski, Constantinople; Droi
Rodesta, Queen of the Isles, and Renshaw, T flow'
Castor, Malta ; Farmer, Longsound ; Ballassare, C °nobly-
tinople ; Alfen, Karamouth. Off Port
—A nkather,. Odes'
Mary Louisa, ditto ; Dundee, Mediterranean; Ustil(7o
Galatz : Express, Loguna.
LIVERPOOL, March 3.—Wind, N. Arrived- --Em,
Pernambuco ; Laura Campbell, Maranham; Hohe: tanner'
Galveston ; Maid of Orleans, New Orleans ; Gipsy, C
ton ; Jane Goudie, Pernambuco Eberhurd, New C )rlealra'
Sailed—Sir Robert Peel, Valparaiso; City of Glsfig ;ow (6)P.
Philadelphia ; Cambaln, Shanghae ; Triton, 1 1-fri.ea'
Celma, Bonny ; Harriet L. Rossignol, Rio 3: ane!rsi
Amada and Casualidad, Hamannah ; Sumatra Ja 01,„110
Chace, Koniguin, Elizabeth, Louise, Andrew iosto r, Hunter, and Hero, New York; Saxon, New 0 rleans,
Howard and Brilliant, Bei-rout.
OFF DOVER, March 3.—Wind, E.N.E. A .r 1
Lisbon, Brinton, Manila ; Nonpariel, Mills, St. M icl tiaei °•
PLYMOUTH March 3.—Wind,
lespont (s), Melbourne. N.N.E. Sail al --41°1-

GRIMSBY, March 3.—A very large fleet of coUit
now lying in the Humber, and much damage lul s been
done ; twenty vessels have been ashore on the Billies, ""
the greater part were got off without much damage.
WATERFORD, March 2.—Sailed—St. Consta,nting COav
stantinople.

CORK, March 2.—Arrived--Free Trade, Philadelq ihi9"
SHIELDS, larch 3.—Sailed—British Tar, and E3i r
liam Gowen, Calcutta ; Times, Panama ; Moun' -ineer4
New York ; Ann Elizabeth, ank Jane, Quebec ; I abc—
Malta.

FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—A fearful rails my ac
ucit:
dent happened a few yards on the western sid .e of ti;:-
Willington viaduct of the Tynemouth branch oft VI::
and Berwick Railway, about three miles fro at trYli-
mouth, yesterday evening. The Willington viadv cross :
a large valley at a considerable height, and the ra ilw -4•11113
along an embankment on the western and eastern ends°
it. Some repairs have been going forward on the bridignes
recently, and about a fortnight ago two coal w:
went over the bridge, and were smashed to shivers. • :41,
afternoon the four o'clock train left Ty &la
nemouth
at
,/
usual time for Newcastle, and had called at the SI had
Percy Main, and Howden stations. The trait
crossed the viaduct, and while at the western side °`
the passengers experienced an unpleasant oscillatin g .1711
tion, and were speedily all knocked together in conf own.
In looking out they discovered that the engine, tt rderre,
and guard's van had broken the coupling chain, and gr.°. .
off the way, and had gone down an embankment
tance of about 15 feet. Those that were able got L ipr;
andimmediately ran down the embankment to a: I°l 30
tam what injury had been sustained. The engine tv.. he
discovered to have rolled upon Wm. Stephenson,
driver, and crushed him in a most frightful man
smashing in his head and breaking his legs and at
He of course had been killed on the spot. The st( fke, e
was much injured ; but it is hoped.
The four ocl ec not seriously. , • -11
guard was also considerably hurt'
train from Newcastle came down shortly after the a ".1.
dent, and the engine was put about, and sent off to N esv-
castle for assistance. Several of the passengers are r eere
or less injured by the concussion, but none of ;hemseriously. As far as I can learn they have all go ne to
. life
will homes. The cause of this unfortunate loss o life
will be inquired into at the inquest ; but the passe urgers"
who examined the rails in the neighbourhood of the
accident complain that they had not been properly
boltod.