The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-15 00:00:00

CANADA.

The Legislative Assembly have rejeetsi the bill to
incorporate the Sault St. Marie Canal Oseepany—the
Canadian government awaiting the adios of the
American government in the matter.
St. John's, N. B. papers of the 27th, are received.
The Prince Edward Island Gosete• contains a letter
from Capt. Campbell, of British steam sloop-ot-war
Devastation, to the governor of the island, dated
September 16th, in which he states that the Ameri-
can fishing vessels driven from other ports more
easily protected are now flocking, in vast numbers,
to the sham of that bland, no less than 110 having
, been area off the North Point on the previous Thurs-
day. He therefore says that it will require the'
utmost exertion to keep the intruders in check, and
proposes to leave boats at different points, and asks
the government to provide places of refuge. He
further states that the waters of the shore teem with
mackerel in fine condition, which will be • mine of
wealth to the English if the kreigners can be kept
off. The governor, in reply, thumbs the captain for
his zealous service., and agrees to provide pisses of
refuge.
A great storm occurred at Sydasy ea the nth ult.
The shipping loading coal was mash lumesi.

FLUID ON AN HOTEL KESPEI.—A Ifgedisor,
prewatiag himself to be en Haggadah =ilea up his
',aldose*, Seale time eV se ,is was the Wile la
the Quartile' Saint Rosen. He was sampeded br a
Heat woman, when be segrweaWil WM Ws 'OW
vegy largely .eel Wet estates GM pepsins
=galis Hussey, aded to the =Weiss Sr the
a perk's. boo suriabilag, as rewarmed, 40,11906.,
pabelpally sa drafts as a basher at Bane. Oa the aletogth
of this deposit he lassebed est law asesidarabie
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any, boa wt she was sat a bassatas al awl Tit
rest, she was sot hie butayiki hus~ at the .
Oa Ms the pair were amused. and seat Se the Pollimam.
Tate drafts far the 40,0M16, ssaildod al tho boom of the
I =ere tab,. yosandos •L They an, se TB be sap-
id set the Ashton whs.
YBOIMIFIT Osussaugair.—A anima accident
eSSOIMIA es IPtiday Ins, while this review of the yissassty
was tabs Ors at Tbs bans of ono of
suit.the Istswessaw sa swatial by the grim. became
ememeeseehle, awl WWII will Its rider. The
fa the ISOM 6Mt ONlonlimen, Ira t
I y came I.
=Pdew W eswit delis spectators before they
reis osassessalt , swiss the trumpeter omit( fall
wow, ttio pups al wet to way as his approach,
=Wier he was sell part of his duty, and
Ms hone et the liars. Unfortunately, the
animal nrbod with twill lass right iato the mow of the
Clithoewieg Its rider, Ind reMog over amongst them.
t telelltel Med got wt M de way as soon as possible,
h.t it was ihaal that two or throe persona wan much
injured, ass We sigma being obliged to be taken to the
hospital dimity. We have sines boon told that her thigh
wow fractared.—CfiellotAms itimuniner.
SHOCKING HIMMEL—The town of Irvine we..
thrown into a state of great consternation oa Monday night
by the occurrence of another of those atrocious bete which
we have bsu to record too frequestly of late. The parti-
culars, so far as we could learn them, were as follow : A
worms of the name of Flannigen, raiding in Irvine, had
left her husband fur the society of another man, who is,
we understand, a hawker of crockery and other wane. On
discovering her flight, the husband wept Immediately to
W home of her father, also a resident of Irvine, with the
view, we support, of obtaining some information regarding
her, or perhaps expecting to find her there. Her father,
who bore a rod character in the neighbourhood, could
not give him the intelligence he desired, sad the man, an-
der the mespicioa of his being accessory to tho Eight, com-
menced a quarrel with him. From words he proceeded
to blows, and, drawing a knife, Inflicted a severe stab,
which be repeated on his vic'im attempting to escape into
the silica. The Retool wound proved mortal; the old-man
felt heavily oa the pavement, and when taken up the inju.
ries wets tomtit to be fatal. Ile died shwa' icstataly. The
murderer escaped, and we here nut yet heard of his appre-
hension. It is to be hoped he will nut Wag elude the
' ofneen of justice.—N. B. Daily Mud.