The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-30 00:00:00

LAC

Yesterday, at • few minutes
wart Shaughnessy, • plasterer, residisg
street, made • most determined attests,
wife. While walking with her in 37
muster, be caught her round the seek t
She staggered and fell on the pavement
a few peon and eat his owe thrust
which he bad attempted the murder of t
sue have the injuries proved fad,
expected the man ma survive.
lest night ShaughnemY recovered t
to the Runes who had charge of
minster Hospital, to which be had boo
to the name who bad charge of him, '
kill my wife when I struck it her with
mesa to do for myself." He made no t
had induced him to attempt to commit,
Limekiln as the hospital, when they were
statemeet seeds by the self-injured man,
masted with the po'doe, in order that
coastable to remain with him &min!
present ander the aim of Mr. Antonir
The wound in the wretched man's
wide, but the gash, although it extends
not injured either the windpipe or
thought probable that the eulp! it
hours.
The injuries to the throat of the
those of her busload, bat there is no

dints death.
The muse of the quarrel which terminated
slated to be a refusal oo the part of
tits can of her husband his sac, ago
quart& lead taken shies between tf
ess. at the time of the shackles
sohnualag deem the Polimcoort, wl
hes. trying to bring about
WOW Shaughnessy, whom age is
ebd M hie wife, whose age is 45, amoral
Ave °Cline, three boys sod two glide.

Nuns= lewerius..--TM as
ed the peat name, have told so
tact Wise the lug few i
y proetsted. Litter le lakl oat.
Ei:
se es to senate iteate=
shallessialtran esertioa le r
*see end in. Oa Nassau Diets i
segssfar Yet slightly rubel, sod
allsieadi easy aware his g.
services et the asolastery
waspOlL

-----------------.tlsoae who bad eosin were disputing whether any.
thing in the shape of a ship was visible, a flub and
a puff of white smoke from the side of the Edgar
settled the matter--another slid another, till nine
teen had been counted, when, as the smoke COTIRT
cleared away, the French flag was sets (Silage 3
eying
igghe atmn nearing the
tyhfacelhhart,
botbagtanattb.eidlily
,orteligannildset
closing
samilarlia""*"..7l:,°Blitaileef°lT: '.
in Use shore, under the confident charge of the 8471. tios iacteucs
hastsvatteadant at Portsmouth, and cony ' aliFi...blisnilgtir;
M. de Chusaloup lanhat. the Minister of Marine, al jigy7-charsai ....
with his staff. Following her guest CMG the DSTBl4bisl .aa till'
Osborne at slackened speed, as if to let the French g4i— Ma IBms,
yacht show off her swiftness ; and she is certsinlys sged;lo.4 ist
fast vessel and a very handsome one, with her hail as
tlk._...th"alia
. ornamented with black and gold. As she passed this llson thins. "
.:
the Spit buoy and entered in front of the Edgar.. , r""1111, ed
the flag ship manned yards, and this was the signsj q sw. "I wigs •..
g for every ship to do the same, while the old Vida?, I
t lying in harbour, hoisted the French colours ani at ' lbw but
2 fired 19 guns, a salute which was returned by the Ades ie.: .
Solferino gnu for gun, with the British snags rat= c
of
A flying at the main. The Solferino had ou approach. I
t,. iprenent.
d ing Spithead first saluted the Admiralty flag and
"itaibbl
wesser seseggefte,
showed the British ensign, and when the :sat ship is
wbish 8%
in
g of the French squadron had anchored, the ea.
to Solferino saluted with twenty-one guns the wawa
ponglag mad at
iii British flag at the main. This 'elute en fee sangisors.
' answered by the big guns of the murrison, fired 15
I,
iss from the Blookhouse Fort. There was thus sties The aWn44
tea sod
dant enthusiasm in the shape of powder, and g ~.6 oa .p. 7
,t, the people had known it was the Emperor's yacht, cobrgut a V
nr with the Minister of Marine on board, passing mg ;aka ffildp,
its near, then they would, in true English fashion, hats **A la wa
ad given him a hearty cheer ; but as there WM Mg ZT.:lll4imalielwob: ,
ou Imperial sign but the tricolour—no crown or railslnv at Ormou I
of. to be seen—the people may be forgiven for tjnj frizz e, the
nition of the head of the Fres* ife:7l tha
es little waut of recce
navy. That the most friendly and generous fail f"" shent: a .
ch.. ing *Lista in the town is shown by the number of per rms. N. !
in French colours, and the mottoes in French sad sod wear to Ply •
to English. " L'Angleterre et La France " ways b6abbosli rizzi
Liu, over the large evergreen arches near the refit* nine • ,
cue station, and in other places. All the principal she% "seisfiwYrtke n"
700 too, are full of dresses with the French colons is
some shape, and with tricolour rosettes and I*
lint .
the dear= painted with the two national Sags, an.
the mounted by a crescent and star—the old civic eat
to blem of the town of Portsmouth. Both civil sad a. •
the litary, all the authorities indeed, are evidently data a
the mined to do their very best, and this is a hang ertifiet an
use. certain to be appreciated by French naval Ain wnhs.
world. They know we are MFame *s
me t
end of all men in the
woo I* Via
refold to ell
,rareo
_atter:in:l minodreetwillimisubetantia' however may
be
ill
iiiiii
✓e
as The rest of the afternoon was taken up with their hiaini'--- sag of ~
r the terchange of complimentary official visits in harbour. • erectodi. The
Deed The French squadron now anchored is composid of Z: :g
wets lyi
or is no less than nine large iron-clads. There me fir bred to feat .
as so Solferino and Magenta, two-deckers ;the Noma FiSe Wad •
prWoser
Laing die, Couronne, Invincible, La Gloire, Proveasi ems
ted •
to pas
Heroine, and Flandre, frigates ; with four end do
the
,the vessels, the Caton, Ariel, Faon, and the Beim D'Ern • •
nsr •
end, Hort** The names of the officers command*
it up are--Count Bonet Villanmez, Vice-Adrainks- . ti
D W
witty. Chief, on board the Solferino ; Rem Admisi
Aura. Baron de la Ronciere, on board the Magmas; eti
,e of, Rear-Admiral Fabre de la Maurelle, Norniaeds; • Mass If
rob ,
. It Rear-Adinirel Spinet, Couronne ; Rear-Adaini ate". gi,„
is, in Pothuan, Rear-Admiral Minuet, Mouseapen
Tuesday al
beings Coquereau, Aumonier-en-Chef ; M. Dupuy dr
it the • sera s •
Male, Chief Constructor of the French Noy ; hill 4 with
ion to Capitaines de Vaiseeau, Chevalier, Invincible ; right side et
a rmart se .
d heck Robinet de Plea, Solferino, Bourgois, Cheld'Etat sod • *ld it
of IL Be
mii. Major ; Miguel du Rin, la Gloire ; De Sorrilli,
ei. by Provence ; Sugot Davaurouz, Heroine; Ramo* h*s
washit sad •
' -.
Cotironne ;De Brio, Magenta ; Bachme, Flash*; refill away
8 sums
:Mbwahtthicaisht LaPitaiaesilartaumde FM's* sad held hi
Ms Wiest.
Grivel, Caton ; Charlemagne,
Perier d'Hauterive, Arid; Ow shit
Pierre, Chef d'Etat Major, Magenta ;Lieutenant& se, hut
Shwa*
rsfon of Vaiessau Guys, commanding the Faon. The *1 'WV' to
ed With of the Minister of Marine consists d Oman The we
What 4'
cannot Charlemagne, lieutenant de Warn, Oapitaines de tamed he
Fregate Fabearl, Aurelle, and Suisse. Pk uP
bere. The hospitalities begin this evening with a grail vow *filet
pmessetoo
lbof s banquet given by the Duke of Somerset on Walt& phe N
brae In-
w
Duke of Wellington, 131, to M. de Cffiuwelonp far
W tqaki ised
bat, to which all the principal naval officers an tan 0 .
waiden.
Glacier invited, to the number of more than 70, The rie 1.7••• '
lO*
nifioent ship, a wonder of the last *ins. thi bi
premed •
It . They three deckers, has had her middle deck on one on A elms& •
efforts of launched out into the boundless coat of mom* Priere er
feu me
„ad yofr. converted into a dining-room for the occasion. de Ms was
this entertainment is to be of is private &AA
there are to be no toasts at its close; and se lb
. . Edward
SET TA
IT , French Minister and party are leaving the Dukes ygs. us
''' Wellington, the ship will be illuminated. P°CtY . .
The grand banquet of the Admiralty comes oft to-
morrow in the temporary hall constructed in fie Bowen
square of the Naval College. 4 75
1
The civic entertainment in preparation in "Go' i a
11711.7 ~
an t 9. d the
Channel vernor'ogreen" for Thursday will depend for iii
soMM:Iga
T.,
e taking success upon the weather, as the large green is Mt far Me
the two to be enclosed, but merely surrounded by a nimbi sad be re
tell the • •
rerythin. of standards, painted crimson, each beariag 6 veyy.e
' streamer of the French and English colours, and slit *mei oa
moornwiningg porting between them all round festoons ui lies lets' The
T.
blowing
r range of ---_ seas t •
i- AIIOTESE ATTEMPTED MURDER ISE wee .
use costly SUICIDE. U. da
ok more hie doe
afore they Yesterday, at a few minutes after DOOM, a nut Ma
seravi Shaughnessy, a plasterer, residing it Willy'
ins, how-
l; of sand c
"b`u""th wife. While walking with her in Regeotatreeti
„. 11411' A y . •
Ilikm
street, made • moat determined attempt on the life of bit
mlostor, be caught her rimod the nook and cut bee or, PUN,
rock, the She stagpred sad fell ea the pavement. He that Tao ahogod
Of a ,
surround a few paw and cut his own throat with the mars*
gam •
than by which he bad attempted the murder of his wife. 1210111! sae •
rase have the injuries proved fetal, but ii b eat basks
purpose. expected the man ma survive. About N etint
sse,cilligtatoabtntaketsthpilisaf issto.inkrtligabautoarewho hadrec°ehvaravera of kin attlitit liPlik° el the
a
slate
Nava
to which be bad boo moored- 594, ware
To enable bethe maws who had sharp of him. `ldled rat istiolr, mew
Whoa
each
new kill my wife when 1 struck se her vita the rotor. bit in
mesa to do for myself." He made no remark ss le 111. shod as
had induced him to attempt to commit suicide. OW bad .
en from offsad 1,
sale bertha theridstaniatie ast
iniaathe hbosyptihtal,.
matwhiceejarsatheymovere,
joie:worst:
4aeta •
Sri
dam
We gem of abated with the po'doe, in order that they 111 41,111 P,, suss•
fleets DOW ociantable to remain with bin daring the eight Ow' with a
tholes% end pineant under the man of Mr. Antonini, the homosilet mos •
ode breadth The wound in the wretched mac's throat it woes
the
is. env
wide, but the risk although it attends from ear 81, all; .
1 six)"" u not injured either the windpipe or the igirgal "IlLill Hamm,
WY
thought probable that the culprit will live for at IP.- , al w•
nos and all hours. hie • .
&OA
e important The injuries to the throat of the wife are mei ,_,,,.. The
leak .
guns mint. those of her hasbaad, bat there is no danger of lar Is.-
. disks death.
7 embarked The muse of the quarrel whioh terminated to offigao/ at
, JAr
1090 •
Cli Minister slated to be a refuel on the port of the will to et°
lii ,
no hurrying the we of her husband his see, aged 10 yaw.
BPS,
]lre
le many of greirels had takes phi& between than before. . Nr.
ag position day. at On time of the shocking ceourrearea Oa;
cep Casty rettuslas dram the Polioo•occirt, where the ,
800 f .
„,,,,, The
danade that boos trying to bring about a recoombatem .."
~ *WM Shaughnessy, whose op is 47 you s, url t 0; it
si Mai.
smooth, and rise se bin wife, whose age is 4S. several 7011* "" bet
Ildr. The 1w children, throe boys and two girls. Mr
my with the au .
•••-m------ is H
4° Places the 'lsom= lowan tre.—The aalieties soi fas
with flags. d the past summer have told so wooly sees_ •
desiaa the last few days he biliva7ye I T -
lime passed I Erkpatratid. Litter is laid outside the T
.
' sPortiwil !, I
etaimasseamee as teems= iirrreseriosachiti
.IDtbr glikeedinilel I
re. MI '"u•'• ' dams 4211.1 is. Oa Moeda eight it was :01; IN
WS &Mk Way seasstse had WOW rewired, and it is
logos
adapted soy saws his gradual ri
'root?, "1 ~.serviees at the reseeastery are ter the fol.!
MM. "NM essawded.
• '
•