The Sun.
London, England, 1853-10-14 00:00:00

TVRECK OF THE ANNIE JANE.

The following is a list of the persons saved from the
ship Annie Jane, passengers and ship's company in-
chided :

SATED FROM THM FIRST CABIN.
Captain Mason Marc Ami
Francis Goold, Surgeon John Morgan
Lammert Van Buren Wm. Anfield, steward
Joan Francois Cornu Jas. Tailor, 2d steward
Eight persons.

STEERAGE I
Cath. StanlEl7
Bridget Snlhvan
William Kelly
Mary Kelly
Amelia Kelly
Thomas M`Carthy
John O'Brien
Julia M `Carthy and child
Mary Sheridan
James Grogan
John Kingston
Mary Clifford
John Clifford
Alex. Walker
Thomas Kavanagh
James Kelly
Martha Marrah
Mary J. Getty
Cath. Burt
Mary J. Crothens
Jane Farrell
Thomas Hawkins
Edward Donnelly
Rosina Noheu
Frederick Nohen
Patrick Kelly
Ellen Kelly
Timothy Donovan
Patrick Donnell
George Kingston
Sixty-one

'ASSINGERS.
Patrick Shea
Alex. Allen
Matthew Toomey
George Lennox
Timothy Rogers
John Rogers
Jomes Rogers
John Brooks
Abraham Brooks
Charles Smith
Donnell Frazer
William Frazer
John Parry
David Caullen
Corney Mahony
John Townsley
James Admonson
William Reynolds
Robert Walter
Edward Shaneham
Alexander M'Cormic
Walter Fannier
Matthew Hayes
John Macnarnara
Agnes Mattison
William Shack
Rachel Barry
Margaret M`Cauley
Martin Donough

persons.

CR
Torn Markham, 2d mate
William Lewis
William Moore
Tom Mason
Charles Lea
Tom Tillister
William Lancaster
Torn Nalcrow
Richard Stephens
Charles Burnock
James Sword
Christopher Kelly
Francis Welch
James Wood
Matthew Irwin
James Marshall
John Hutchison
44112'V-three sailors.—To

John Jackson
Charles Garret
James Allen
Edward Roberts
Charles Brown
Anthony Lizzard
Theodore Sherrett
Odu Sirniez
Tom Bemiez
Longlinward
Joe Dean
Joseph Miller
Archy Jameson
Edward Duray
Tom Gilbraith
James Boyd.

61, one hundred and two.

THUNDERSTORM AT DEAL.—Yesterday
evening Deal
known
visited by one of the most awful thunderstorms
I'llovvn for some years. It continued for more than an
hour, the flashes of lightning being very vivid and
wrong, accompanied by heavy rain. It appeared to
Pass towards the north-east. Wind N.B.
IRoIinfAsTEES QUARTERLY MEITINGS.—BIRMINGH AM:
Tharsday.--The usual quarterly meetings of the ' I ron
sters of this district have been held during the pre-
weak in Walsall and Wolverhampton, and to-day
11l this town. The pr ice of iron remains exceedingly
firm at the rates fixed a fortnight ago, and the demand.
tierepresented to be extraordinarily brisk for all descnp-
ns
,tr, of make. The colliers in the neighbourhood of
" est Bromwich, who turned out ten days ago, have for
the most part returned to work at the old prices, and at
a meeting of the coal proprietors of Bilston and the
neighbourhood
Was deter , held yesterday at Wolverhampton, it
mined, in reply to applications from the colliers
for an advance, to abide by existing rates of wages. The
masters are unanimous in their determination ; and
there is reason to believe that, under such circumstances
the,, Men, as at West Bromwich and Oldbury, will re-
:lake their employment. The closing meeting of the
iroinuaaters will be held at Dudley on Saturday, when
the state of the iron market can ho spoken of with
greater certainty-
. FALL OP A HOITSE.—On Wednesday night, at 12
° °lc'elc, the roof of a house, 2, Pettiford-court, a narrow
Unwholesoule court, not more than six feet broad, im-
oitneedudiaotuelayebrehshin,d St Mary's Church, fell in with a tre-
nearly killing three children and two
Vulta, the tenants of the upper part of the premises.
I!erittuulltelY) however they were recued from their
lus position. Tile next house was being pulled
ti 13171 before it was time, for both houses have been
_a hazardous condition for a long time—and as the
pork k of demolition was going on, the house No. 2,
ev:ingot:o proper shoring put up to uphold it, from sheer
tja: e gave way, when the support it received from
Party wall of No. 1 was removed. From the deep
rszeaTations which have been carried on in the neigh-
otutr:ionodiefor some time past, an.d
.from the old and
tal.
_, g . state of' many. of the buildings, the danger to
' lultabitants is very imminent,