The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-27 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Dozen, Join 26.
It has been decided by the committee that there
should be general illuminations on her Nliijesty 'a visit,
so that everything wi,l be done to make the reception
as remarkable as the times will permit.
Last night there was an Extraordinary Dublin
Gazette, giving notice that her Majesty would hold a
full dress levee and drawing room at the Cattle, in
the course of the we, k " beginning 6th August."
(Query, 6th?) They are to be held by night, and no
lady or gentleman can be presented except by one
who has been himself or herself personally presented
to her Majesty.
Sounder's News
.gives the following as the pro-
gramme of her Majesty's visit:—" On Monday, sth
August, public ertrefe; Tuesday, 6th, reception of
ladiresses; Wednesday, 7th, grand review ; Thurs-
day, Bth, levee ; Friday, 9th, drawing room ; Satur-
day, 10th, dejeuner at Castle." You will observe that
the dates given here are wrong. Monday will be the
6th, not the 6th of August, an error committed also
in the notice, which issued last night from the Lord
Chamberlain's office.

The harvest news continues favourable, though
there has been a slight appearance here and there of
the blight. We have had quite rain enough. On
the whole the crops are looking well, and safe up to
the present.

INQUEST, YESTERDAY.—SEDUCTION AND SUICIDE.
—Before Mr. Canter, at the Telegraph public-house. Ma-
del:atone-hill, Greenwich, on view of the body of Rthereea
Harvey, a widow, aged 32 years, whir, it was alleged, had
met her death by means of poisen. Mary Coxbead, an aged
widow, said the deceased was her daughter, and had bees
left a widow about flee years. Without called her to break-
fast about nine o'clock on Tuesday morning ; deceased came
down shortly afterwards, crying; they talked about her
trouble, and witness left the room about a quarter of an
hour, and on her return, found the deceased retching;
waisted her to bed. On getting up-stain, cleaved feU on
her fate in a lit, as witness believed. She ran for assistance,
end on her return they found deceased quite dead. The
deceased was wren =oaths gone in the family way by a
clergyman, and he had refused to do anything to assist
her, althearah he bad brought her to ruin. Mr. 0.
Hatch, surgeon, Sonth-street, Greenwich, said be attended
the deceased ; hd sinee snide a post Reorient examination of
the body ; discovered a large quantity of exile acid in the
stomach. A cup wu found in the room containing a minute
quantity of oxalic acid and gin, which was the mixture
takes by &wand. Mn. Coxhead being petalled, said do.
coned had lined in the service of a lady ouzel Scriverz, re-
' siding in Park-place, Greenwich, at whose house the Rey.
Mr. Dallis had been in the habit of lodging; and at that
house, after many attempts, the gentleman succeeded in
ruining her reputatiNn in as unguarded moment. Mr.
Dellis sow resides at 10, Pembroke-row, Kensington. Wit
-
nits hai been to that gentleman at Kensington, and be re-
fused any satisfaction, urging that deo•ased wee a married
woman, and must look to her husband. saw, before leaving,
Mr. Bailin's sister in the drawing-roam, who promised
when the child was barn, that something should be done
for her. Had been offered 61. to forego all further claim.—
Several witnesses proved hexing deceated say en different
occasions that if Dallin did sot h have as a traln it would ia-
duth her to musk eel tide.—The jury returned a verdict of
" famporary insanity."