The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-12 00:00:00

17
FATAL ACCIDENT on the Da'o

RAILWAY.
Yesterday morning, about five, a most frightful
fatal accident occurred on the Dover Railway, nee lb:
Bricklayer? Arms station, Old Kent-road, by Whioll-6,1:10
man, named Thomas Buckley, an engine-driver, n,
killed on the spot. and William Wilkinson, the Wirer'
received such extensive injuries , that his recover/
utterly impossible. Several other persons were elinird
verely injured and conveyed to Guy's Ilospitab,slL
they received every attention from Mr. Edward n
the resident house-surgeon. It appears that shortly
five o'clock in the morning, the Dover luggage trnillr,j,
rived at the above-named station in the Old liect-rSt
immediately afterwards the engine :and tender One
on to another line, and before the driver had
stop the engine he found that the s;litebteen
neglected to shift the rails, as was the usuel.,c7
torn. The consequence was, that the
tender ran oft the viaduct into the field sitinAll-
(a depth of 25 feet) with a most horrible trw;
Several persons connected with the railway station ttsed
to the spot, when a most heart-rending sight prefer)
a
itself to those who went to the rescue. The enitin-
„
tender were completely smashed to pieces—Buckley "'"
lying quite dead several yards from the mutilated Pi°
of the engine and tender, and Wilkinson, the etOfteri
was near him in aninsensible state bleeding from
fracture of the skull, he was also dreadfully sealdedo;
the whole of his person. Buckley was conveyed t%
shed in the neighbourhood as life was perfectly e1tit.14...
Wilkinson was removed with a man named C°4l",/
plate-layer engaged on the same line, to the enni-
ward of Guy's Hospital, where the greatest attentioooo
paid to them by the house-surgeon, Mr. E. Cocky
gave not the slightest hopes of Wilkinson, who HO in.;
nsensible state. The event has caused the grestnii!-
citement in the neighbourhood of the railway etoti°l3:

LLO YD'S SHIPPING. 0,
LONDON, DEC. 11.—Wind this day at noon, N.w.
fresh bieezes and cloudy.
DEAL, DEC. 10.—Wind, E.N.E., 01".11.ellt°1
and Cape Packet, Calcutta ; Julie, Bahia ;
Bathurst ; Tropic, Jamaica.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 10.—SId. China, New Orleans,
to
DOVER, DEC. 10.—Arrd. Leila, Galway for filo
with loss of foretoptnast and other damage, having
in contact, off the South Foreland, with a light brit' ,d,
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 10.—Wind N.E.—Arrd. Herbo...4
London, for the west coast of Africa, with starboarua 0
store, loss of bulwarks, gibboom, &c., having
contact with a brig, with oats, from Galway to 1,00:40,
COWES, DEC. 10.--Arrd. the Maria Susannah PIO
drika, from Amsterdam to Batavia, with loss of beiZio
cutwater, &c., having been in contact, 6th inst.,- °"it tt
Dutch coast, with a vessel, name unknow*,.whiejt,oo
feared, foundered with all hands. The Flora,Miel'cobJ
from Newport to Hamburgh, and the Rena, fr°,aloacli
to Hamburgh, have put in here, both 'with
damage, having been in contact off Dungeness ""
night of th• ath inst.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 10.—Wind E., moderate.,rckert
New Hampshire, Chase, New Orleans; MarseY,„."'",bitr
Charleston ; Mars, Robinson, New York.. ' Sld• ec""K;
ger, Singapore ; John Walker, Cape and nor
Mary Ray, Ichaboe ; Lydia, Brazils, &c. ; Ho t.'" otl
Tam O'Shanter, Jamaica; Flor, Havannah ; JatitO,
Orleans ; Alliance, Charleston ; Jacob Herep
Off, Carnana and Lady Bute, Calcutta ; Eallgr'"
Henry Bliss.;cll
CORK, DEC. B.—Arrd. Hopewell, ll I
'Arthur,
Mary Ann, Ovrien, Carnarvon ; Millicien%
ward's Island ; Lady Harvey, Reid, Valparaiso ; os.
shire, Clyde, for Pictou, out 50 days, bore:up fr°l°
42, leaky, and with loss of sails, yards, &c.'
LEITH, DEC. B.—Arrd. D. Dyer, Dyer, Ichab°ll. •
Sld. Cockburn, Tobago. bpib
SHEERNESS, DEC. 9.—Arrd. Harry and gai' ast°
from London to Sunderland, with damage, halipb
in sontoct.

I3ANISHIDGE, ISLE OF WIGHT, DEC. 9.—A ishil„
marked " Bangalore," in large gilt letters, apere-
quarter board, has been picked up off Banbrulgtaiii
Srinmns, DEC. 9.—The Garnet, of Hull, in coSitr
yesterday, grounded in the Muschel Scarp, but "pi
sisted off the following tide. The Johns, a 11:00
Lynn, put back yesterday leaky, and has teeP
the ground. °6
LOWESTOFFE, DEC. 10.—Th• Albion and the. 0100
both ashore near here, have bilged, and are full of
The Fortuna, Ryl,s, of South Shields, was WOO'
upon the Barnard Sand, last night ; crew saved.

COWES, ISLE OF WIWI.'"
(raom ova OWN CORRIS)ONDENT.)
DEC. 10. —Arrived, the Danish gailiot Flora, tdil olief
Nicholson, from Newport (Wales), for Hamburghipo
the Hanoverian galli.)t Rena, Captain Hol
Cadiz; both having received considerable dot/14;60
the latter lost one man, from coming in contact, tel
o'clock, on the morning of the 9th inst : and theet,ol
ship, Maria Susanna Hendrika, of and from AnlOtu .
i oP
for Batavia, to repair damages, having been to,.
galliot in the North Sea, name unknown, 100
0'
feared, foundered with all hands. The sbiP„
Catholic Bishop and several other gentlemen on PuTO
The late John Moore, Esq., has left his be
yacht, the Reindeer, to Spencer de Horsey, Esik
.

MARKET NE WS.—(YESTERD4"
CORN EXCHANQM, liori'
We had a fair average supply of English Virbetast
For the best parcels the' demand was tolerablJAW,
but other kinds were very dull, at late rates.
.„ sr,.
of Foreign Wheat were again firm, and both iTgaP
bonded qualities were quite as dear. Barley suo"tisist
met a very inactive demand, yet Monday's 4111_000.'
''
were supported. The Oat trade was steady, but u
of grain were a mere drug.
41°11:11
ARRIVAL&
Wheat. I Earley. I pats.
Eag/Ish 1,790 qrs. 1,1110 qrs. • 10 S."
Irlsh« — -- 14,670 4111" o****'
Foreign — 9,8;0 2,7,0
Malt. 900 OR
Pig WEITRICNAPSZ. WI ci lei
The supply of plea: on sale was only moders p ,
the demand ruled steady, at full prices. Beef, fin; O'
to 3s 8d ; Mutton, 2s 8d to 3s 8d ; Veal,
____,,3s e„
and Pork, 2s 4d to 3s 10d per 81bs, by the c'sru"' i
COAL MAR.ICET. osstip
Prices per ton at the close of the market ....•••—ms,,.. $l,
Hartley, 20s 6d to 21s ; Townley, 2Q5 ; ,1,110 t,
;
Hetton, 23s 6d ; W. E., Hetton, 25s 3d ; W. -c...4 .4v
ton, 25s to 25s 3d W. E , Stewart's, 259 tc,
Cassop, 24s 6d ;W. E., Caradoc. 24s 6d ; 0:011
West Hartley, 20s ' • W. E., Tees, 24s 6d6d;'Clacsw
17s 6d ; Sidney's Hartley, 20s 6d.—One abiP
since last day.

STATE OF TRADE.
(From the Manchester Guardian of yesterdeP)flbe
The intelligence of the complete closing of f„loPtil
by ice, which reached this town on Saturday', " 01'1
a sudden stop to purchasers of yarn for Gerrof
and the accounts front India not beingconsidered y doll,
able, the yarn market has become exceedingl)or,f
though, as yet, without any material change toe, Fo
'The market for manufactured goods is also inact''tercll
which the season may sufficiently account. Ifely.ier,
there were some rather extensive inquiries for
shirtings at lower rates ; but, we believe, not touc
ness done. vwc e
ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET MONDAY, :11;
The Flannel market has been very similar to
preceding ones, and something like an average eliTbeed
of business has been transacted at previous prieeY• , so.
has been much more inquiry after wool to-all:14d
some kinds, such as nails and long wool, have re
small advance in price.

Viscount Gag,' has been on a visit to Colorte111)-
barn, at Petworth Zuuse. tOrt
X,FRENCLI EGGS.—Die egg merchant 3 of Cher doic
are about to avail theniseires of the facilities foVriao;
and cheap transit offered by the railway tuiv,,4igoivir
to import their eggs into Southampton insteau
to London. A small French sloop, the Nar ofVf;
rived in the dock about two o'clock 'on ThuP4clN
—fig donot#,
~ thr
noon, with a cargo of about 400,060 eggs in '
of which were landed and forwarded to T'o°at.cl ft!
evening; the remainder were landed and fairs.
terday.—liampAhire Independent.

Seo"'r

BIRTHS,

On the sth inst., at Victoria. villas, Avenue-road'
park, Mrs. Edward George Cuff, of a daughter. ~,elSell
On the 9th inst., in Great Marlborough-street, "'-
Charles Marshall, Esq., of a daughter. toil
On the 9th inst., the lady of 11. Barnett, Esq.. ter'
On the 9th inst., in King Edward-street, Westtnini-
Mrs. James Richard Hance, of a son.
MARRIED.
On the 12th of September, at the British Episoll, to P,OO.
Buenos Ayres, Alfred Barber, Esq., of that Pl4c-iDoilucy
Turner, second daughter of the late Mr. Schrolder,,,°,olol,,o
On the 28th ult., at Brussels, Monsieur Louis 11 the
milk Ippersiel, of Brussels, to Mary Keith, wider °
William Lovegrove, Esq., surgeon, ;001J°,1-04
On the 3d inst., at Claybrook, Frederick E. e115'31.8., of Ilarpenden, Herts, to Caroline 1-161-11 e
daughter of the Rev. R. H. Johnson, M.A., Rector 0
fie`,
worth, and Vicar of Claybrook, Leicestershire. the
On the sth inst., at St. Mary Magdalen Churcb,joof
Samuel Childs Clarke, 8.A., to Amelia Mary, iisfora'
daughter of the late W. Law, Esq., of Kidlington'
DIED. „too*
On the 23d ult., at Rome, Frances Mary Tl'°""`
of the late George Lovrther Thompson, lisq• ofif
On the 2d inst., at Brighton. John Jackson, Es,lo'
On the 6th inst„ at Brentford. Juliana Lydia' t
A
viving daughter of the late Mrs. Trimmer.
On the 6th inst., at Torquay, Henry Dunbar, F'6(l.'
residence of his brother, Major-General Du nbar. _ s:IP
On the 6th inst., in Chapel-street, Bedford•ro"
the youngest son of T. Penfold, Esq., of CroYcl_.,°?• berti;46k
On the 7th inst , at Clapham, Surrey, Mrs. -El'liti',ltyrr'-
scl°ae,
strOeent,tshtera7ntldi.mst., Edward Wood, Esq- ~ of North
ofick-
On the ith inst., in Henrietta-street. Brun,,,.veto,
Charlotte Gent, youngest daughter of Samuel o'"
tore
of Clare, Suffolk.
On the Bth inst., in Great Comm- street, 13rtM51° .10-
Mr. George William Davis. _worth, ,
On the Bth inst., at Molinere House, Walla' ,
ham Williams, Esq., aged 82.
On the Bth inst., at U.xbridge, Emily, infant cilugllbtl;
Thomas Man Lake, bookseller. f• Aon
On the Bth inst., at Norwood, Surrey, I‘'l r,.isber
On the 9th inst., at Grove-hill-terrace' "
infant son of Alfred Sadlow, Esq. •G►-
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