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MURDER AND SUICIDE ON THE HIGH SEAS.
The brig Her Majesty. arrived at Queenstown on
Friday marniog, from alome', with • cargo of Indian corn,
and soon the particulars baeame public of a dreadful tragedy
which hod been enacted on b raid on the 38th of June. I
appears (says the Cork Examiner) that among the crew,
which animated to about n;ne in all, war an Irish seaman,
named Veale, who had been very bully conducted on the
voyage, and who, on the day refined to, imteed of being
no deck, on ss etch, was found asleep in the galley.
The captain (William Weigh', of Whitby) hereon got a
bucket of water, and threw it over him. Vials w.:ke
up in a rage, and drawing out a large eare•koile, ran after
the captatta, and stabbed him in several places. Yeats
then ran into the state room of the mate, and stabbed him
three times. While he was thus engaged a seaman, named
Bald, and ano-h?r, went into the captain's state room to
bole f firearm,. Fortunntely they had fastened the door,
for Veale rushed r, and drove the knife through the panel
in an elf ,rt to break it in. Foiled in his design he went on
deck, and it is supposed threw overboard the
bodies of the captain and the mate, as they were never seen
again. He then want forward to the forecastle, and stabbed
two Hi mien who were sleeping there, killing one of them,
the cook Samuel Weekee, and inflicting on the other
several severe wound,. Meantime Bald stole up the
companion, with a pair of loaded pistols, and, while
doing so, his head being in a bent posture, he was met by
Teale, returning from his work of blood in Os forecastle,
and received two stabs, one in the back and one in the
shoulder. He fell down the ladder, and one of the pistols
went off in the fall. Bald Rot into the state room, and re-
mained some time preparing a musket. Presently he beard
Veale attem-ding to scuttle the vessel with an axe, and be
came up and, firing the musket, wounded him in the leg.
This in all probability saved the wad, es there were found
afterwards in the deck an . in the side of the vessel holes
about from eight inches to a foot square. Veale retreated to
the foreeastle, and shut himself up there,and Bald then came
after him, and secured the scuttle. Bald and the other man then
hoisted dimes as signals, which were answered by the Isabella,
bound far 13?i1t01, the mate of which, with two sailors, went
on hoard. On seinß down into the forecastle they found
that Veils hod committed suicide by cutting his throat,
after an ineffectual attampt to bang himself. His body sod
that of the cook were tbrawn overboard, end Mr. Howe' the
mate of the Isabella, then hack charge of the vista and
navigated her into Queer stolen. On her arrival, the sea-
man who had been stabbed while asleep, and who was still
alive and in a very bad state, was conveyed to hoopital,
where he now lies in a very precarious way, but with some
hope of his recovery. White this brutal transaction was
taking place, a nephew of the owner, a little boy. who was
on beard, got into the foretop, and so escaped uaisjured.

TRIAL OF MR. JEREMIAH SMITH, Ex-MATOR OF
RT.. FOR ASS•OLT.—Mr. JenZillah Smith, who was tried
and convicted of bribery at the Old Bailey, but afterwards
liberated under en order from the Secretary of State, was
last week tried at the Lewes Quarter Sessions, in conjunction
Iwith another person, named Jas. Robertson, for a common
assault. The charge was preferred by Mr. R. S. Henry
Payne, churchwarden and overseer, of Playden, nest Rye.
It appeared that on the Bth of May the defendant applied at
improper hours to see the parish books; Mr. Payne reluc-
tantly produced them, and diteetly he did so the defendant
roughly seised the book., and threw them into a neighbour- '
log grader, where they Were pieced up by the other de-
fendant, Robertson. Smith was fined 101., sad Rqbertson
40r., with an order from the court that the lines mutt be
paid before the defendants left the tenet.
ORIIAT SOCTIIIIIIN AND WIDTERX RAILWAY (IRILA)CD)
—lt isaVerstriod tart at the nest Ittlfiyeerly meeting of this coat
piny a dividend of 41 percent. clear of incase tat, will be deelsred.
The receipts of the occapeny for the current half year exceed by
tha :wipes of the eoneepoetther pried barer.