The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-16 00:00:00

which render 1' h'ehly dander°us to rest content with our existing
meow of .apply; for, however Mtn a reliance ni.-v he placed upon -
the continuance of th.t goal understand rig which reiiiirecal interests
have Gorr red between thin count, y iiral the Cuitnl Stan e, the exec.
rience of die last two errs has Asian that, either from en hlerewrc of
consult' lame in their OlVlllastuartsture*, the lailure of the erojw, Oct
preference for the cull. ration cloth, products, the United Sta es have
not yielded to Great Itrirain a supply of cotton nufficient to secure tie
eis
regular emplov mrnt of our people. That, he red. eting upon th
subject, your emigialiets snack little Importance to the
m
dupe of the deficient eumly ; they have experieneed the
effect of the poet, and in taking a prospective glance
they see more to atound fear than to confer confidence.
Granting that friendship may continue, as they fervently error it
may for many yeare betweem the ten countries, cant that
do oihe
notr
courts of them biller should intemene, your morts
think it wire to Furter the wgi Wing to
our arnfians and hie compli-
cated interests of Britsh commerce hang upun eie sender a thread
aer the tot of • crep a Airdrie country, or to neglect timely provi-
sion awaite them:lle which will Pi, arise from a short supply, ire the
eau. what it may. That di ring the paid year the intention ei your
tnerrinri dies ha- been drawn to the capability to praluce cotton in a
portion et New smith Voles betwisn the latitudes es degree., and 10
degrees south, the authority brunt the hrs. Dr. Lang, who had per-
sonally inspected a comulerable portion of the district, and whom con-
fidence in a goal n snit won continued hy • opeinwn of cotton pawn
there, the: quality of which was excelksit. That within a leis
to weeks
Epecimem .11011 grown in Port sutra here been products! yo
mermiciarca,, the quality of wane of which leaver, nothing to be d
in-
e-
sired. The descriptien of the purl and Callhilf given in the first
stance by Mr. Janne, who has just returned thence after a four
yeses' residence, and subsequently confirm d by Mr. liergthed, paratal,
tner
In the commen ial fine of E. Jung and CA, at Naut,
and who returnet to that colony last week, would justify d
every
facility which the government could grant for the introducuon an
foster:mg of cotton cultivation. That, not doubting that her Ntoje•ty's
government te mom angle.. that cotton, of quality fit for use in thin
country, nitould he teoduersl within both these dependencrie, and out
having official knock ilge of the rules and regulations already adopted
In reference to the sale yetand, and the encouragement of immigra-
tion into those eolonies, yur memorwliste beg to lay before your lord-
ships the
pen intert,t which they teel in the domino ~ end their
fervent hope that if %hone ralic tool tegulotions be susceptible of being
made more li..cly than cow to einsairoge the cultivation of cotten lu
either ur both dependenetu, the beet zeal ot their hod-hips may be
directed toward- obtaining a resision thereof, or towarde procuring
inch new result the deportment whtch it belongs, as may
tendto produce 3 so important to the general Lacoste of the
gate an new surer* of supply of goot raw cotton.
The same return e mains memorials of the same kind
from Glasgow and Bradtord.
Nor rtsunamsnlnE.
A GIRL SHOT. OLL Monday evening a young
woman warned Francis Green was shot by her lover, Thos.
Ball, a youth of 19. Yesterday (Tuesday) the prisoner was
taken before the borough magistrates, when he stated that
on Monday evening R man came up to him and paid he was
in great &tees., and that he should be ooliged to go to the
workhouse if he could not obtain owns money fur • pistol,
which he drew from his pocket. The pistol had a flint
lock ; the prisoner was net told that it was loaded. Re was
induce. to gave the man eighteentienee tOr the weapon. Imme-
diately afterwards he went to the house of Frances Green,
and showed her the pistol. Re then cocked and snapped it,
when the pistol ezoloiled, and proved to be loaded with ball.
The elements en!..er: d Frances Green's neck, end she in.
Mandy till. The prisoner vrw remanded. The unfortunate
young woman now lies in the hospital iu a very dangerous
state, the hail not having at present been extracted.
DEATH FROM TUE. BITE or A NIAN.—A few weeks
ago, when the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards were sta-
tioned at Nottingham barracks, two of the privates quer-
relied, and one Mt the other in the finger. The wound
festered, and at length the man's whole body became
affected ; the bones, denuded ot flesh, protruding through
the skin. The sufferer lingered until Monday, when he
was relieved by death. ',despatch has been sent to Man-
chester (where the regiment is now stationed) for witnissei,
and with orders for the man who an savagely attacaed the
deceased to be taken into citstody, preparatory to an inquest
being heti' npau the b.ely. The case has excited great in
serest in a medical point of view.
SUFFOLK.
FIRE AT CArEL ST. MARY. —On Monday
morning expresses reached !entail from Cap, I St. Mary,
stating that a tiro was raging on the tatting premises of
}lr. lease Everett. Engines were immediately despatched,
when it ILIA (mad that one entire end of a steam and water
corn mill, the property tai the above gentleman, was in
flames. The end that was burning consisted of an upper
and lower thrashing barn, as also another barn at that time
filled wth new wheat ready for thrashing. 'Alter the steam-
engine had beer. at work for a quarter of an hour a smell of
burnXog was discovered, and it was soon found that a spindle
had become so much bested as to ignite some straw and
woodwork. It was speedily apparent that this part o. the
property sporenot he raved, end as a strong wall divided it
from the priacieal steam and weer machinery, the only con-
nexion beis g the roof, this iatter was soon cut through, and
copious streams of water were thrown so successfully on this
point, as at length to hem in the flames. The agricultural
labourers w raked meet cheerfully. The wheat is insured in
the Sun Fire-etfiu ; the other property is unlit:tared, so that
Mr. Everett's lose will be con.iderable. Four year since
bis entire farming property was buret down by an incendiary,
several other greaten:main theneighbourhood being subjected
to similar Lases.