The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-07 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL.
TOBABRIAIL
Tree Mransin Mon At the C
o,
Dews.
bury, as Saturday,
M'Cebe and Reid, the two men
charged with the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Wraith and
their female servant, at 'CAW, on the 12th ult., were
brought up der farther examination. Thomas Kilty,
hawker, stated: I know the primmer Reid, having
travelled wi.h him many days. The day before Dews-
bury fair I sew him in my own house. Reid said his
Mather had seat him for the iron. There was a soldering iron
lying in the earner of the house. Reid took up the iron,
and took it away with him.. I have had the same soldering
iron vernal times in my pameodon, but the last time it re-
mained with me a considerable time, six er seven days. I
bad a use for the iron in the way of my trade. The solder- I
log irea now produced is the same which Patrick
Reid, the prisoner, took away from my house on
the day before Dewsbury fair. I sent for the iron to
Reid's on the Monday following, but I could not get it.
It was my mistress that found out this mysterious circum-
stance, and caused me to come forward to give evidence. I
went up to Mr. hint's, my landlord, and gave a description
of the iron before I saw it. —J. Ashton, of Lee Green, one
of the witnesses examined before Mr. Barker, the deputy
coroner, on Thursday week, proved the finding of the solder-
ing Ina and key at the bottom of Mr. Wraith's well on Wed-
nesday, the 14th nit —After other evidence the prisoners
w ere vials remanded.
CHURIAS.
ANOTWER Monnot—The body of a young mac, named
James Fremminghans, was taken out of the Morpeth Dock,
Birkenhead, on Wednooday. He bad been min since
the 24th ult. A black silk handkerchief was fore do stuffed
in his mouth, the left aide of his face was lacerated, and his
LaWierd frown' pocket was turned inside out. A stone-
anised Edward sak, has been apprehended on

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Warrnisza.—The Low*in Mercury says : " Some little
stir is making here in consequence of an entertainment to be
siva to the poor upon the arrival of Sir Harry Smith in his
NOW town, which will take place, it is supposed, a few days
dm the Duke of Wellington's dinner, on the 18th.
tally severe thunderstorm passed over Whittlesea on
remains last, which unfortunately proved fatal in its
malts. Mr. Atkin, farmer, being engaged on his farm
(nearly adjoining the townj, was struck by lightning, and
killed almost instantly; he has left a widow and seven chil-
dren. Another person in the same neighbourhood was se-
riously Injured.
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RUMOURED RIMOVAL Or THE CUNARD LING TO
SOUTHELITTON.—Mr. Cunard has just visited Southampton,
for the purpose of inspecting its capabilities for receiving the
line of packets ruining between Liverpool and America, of
which ho is the principal proprietor. The examination has
been perfectly satisfactory to him, and it is seriously con-
templated to remove the American mail packet station from
Liverpool to Southampton. Cunard's steamers now run
twice a month between Liverpool and Boston, but arrange-
ments are making which will enable them to run weekly, if
Southampton should become the packet station, and New
York the American port for embarking and landing the
mails instead of Boston ; as by that line a speedier communi-
cation could be established between this country end Ame-
rica, and several thousands sterling a year would be saved
in the dock and hsrbour does alone, when comparing those
of Southampton and LiverpooL—Hants Adverb:sr.

HAYDN, MOZAET, AND BEETHOVEN: TWENTY-
-7005 PISCES TAILIN 75001 TIM VIOLIN QUARTETB AND
QCINTETII OP THIOII COMPOSERS, AND ADAPTED POIL
TEM PIANOPOETN, NT J. B. ClAMER.—During John
Cranter's visit to London Met inamet, be performed
in public a selection of pima hem the stringed in-
strument quartets sad gaiarne M tbe the.. great masters
in this style efasgsslffsa, adapted by Mama for the piano-
forte. We mentioned tab prin es at the time, and the
delight it Rave to the very mmisel midis:Dee attracted by it.
A volume of them peen has now been published in Paris
sad Loudon. They are snowed is three suites the first
hem Haydn, the wood teem Mozart, and the third
hem Beethoven. The bet guile contains the allegro
rah in tof lals soarYd" rbeetim NBo. andNo
the
wide of the wren in Warr No. 78. he m-
illi& suits indultam the peinelpd movements of Mosart's
B fiat, and the libels of Me quartet in D minor.
Ll26et third mit* eentaine the labels of Beethoven's fifth
quartet is A, and Ms aladi quartet in B fiat. Our readers,
whe ste iseramat wla Ms chamber music of the great cora-
= est& tram more Mies of the contents of Mr.
of what beauties' materials it consists
bet Owe way wise based Meisenheimer* of these pieces last
pear, or who now examine them m psbUied can form any
MIS Mass skill and May with wi be big transformed
rispesitione for four end imobissed instruments
into pieces for a single poribrease ea the piano-
forte. livery point of the infigliml seem is brought
within the compass of the two bawls ; the har-
mony la preserved in all its integrity, and the motion of
retry put in all its freedom and derma; while the
are so perfectly suited to the tower tie performer
ann.rgenius of the instatement, that they lave all the air
of original pianoforte mesh. Indeed, it wee observed, by
those who heard Mr. Cramer's perhamsesen *bat it had a
precision and distinctness, sail dimness et harmony, and
unity of effect, which out mealy be senised by a plurality
of perkinners, sad requires nob &ilia quartet pia en as
we meet with at the Badmen Bedew or the Musical
17nioe. Asa study for the young pied*, these pines are of
inestimable value; ea their practise will servo to impart that
quality, is which John Cramer's promabisse he. always
been admitted ; the power et malft the piansibelle alg—
al drawing from the iaMeammt enetained and vood rasa—
and of combining clear lisznomy is many pests with flowing
and aenloenk melody.

133REKADE TO JZMIT L[ND.—At ten o'clock on
Friday evening, a party of 16 gentlemen, members of the
Eau Vend Club (raadmkranz), repaired to Hiss Lind's
maw* at Brosipton, sad having obtained admittance to
the rim at the back of the house, they executed several
serenade airs In a very sapsrior and mnsician-like
manse. Mdlle. Lind walked into the garden, and thanked
the onnlinren for their unexpeated attention. The party
Salsa delighted with their vidt.