The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-10 00:00:00

SALISBURY MEKTING.-(TED3 DAY.)

Aitarven. —Pan, Rattlebone, Beenla, Chere Arnie,
Apollo, Romney, Claire, Jack Able, Foretop, Willoughton,
Dame Quickly, Margery Dew, Actress, Duman!, Grand
Mietreis, Croustadt, Bed Rock, itookawn, Brownstone,
Promised Land, Petra, Belidale, Tame Deer, Australian
Maid, Bt. Jams, Vest any, Matilda, Bluetit, Sweetbread,
Irmold Bobolart, %hart, Crater, Rajah Brooke, Bourtiou,
Girddielos, lard Palmonrou, Boredom, Chain Pier, Eva,
G
Carta.

lamerco.-741olitos, irimma, He to Rainbow (2 yrs),
Tolkastase, Theodora, mad W. Day's, Woolcot's, and H.
Mafa.

ATTEMPTED MURDER OP A MAN BY BIS
SWEETHEART.

Yesterday, before the Birmingham magistrates, a
respectobly-dremed young woman,oamed Mary Turner, was
cgeid with havinz, as the previ,ata evening, shot at Win.
tri%us, fender maker, Barn-street, with intent to murder him.
The case was a very sad one. White, it seemed, had "kept
company" with the prisoner for eighteen months, sal=
about C'hristmas last, nailer promise of marriage,
her. A few weeks back, however, he told her he did sot
think he should main her, and pstified his determination
by a moat disgusting allegation, involving an imputation
as her character, which she pa...homely denied at the
time, and which there is DOW every MOOD to believe wsi
untrue. She then purchased ► pistol, powder, aorl shot,
and declared she would shoot him, but White pacified her,
sad their intercourse continued to be tolerably friendly in
its character. Oa Tuesday night, however, be told her
that he thought he should be married to another girl in
three weeks. Shortly afterwards, while be was in the yanl
adjoining he lodgings, the pow girl rushed upon him sad
and • petal she hod in her hand, the charge in
his left side. Owing to the interpositioathe ribs, the
wound did not prove a serious one, though a surgeon
mitnateds4dyt or lay shots from under the akin On
being with the attempted murder, the
yew " I have dime it, and will do it bourn
get fifteen years for it" pram the evidence of the women
with whom the primmer lodged, it appeared that White had
occaokaally beaten the girl sad behaved to her with mat
cruelty. Rae was described as well-coaducted and indus-
trims, sad her behaviour in court, as compared with the
callous isdiffesence of the fellow who had ruined her, excited
the sympathy of aIL The bench committed her for trial at
the amiss, and she Wie removed from the dock ins fainting
date. —Merechesicr Loomisoer.

COLLISION ON TEN EDI:WIC/lON, pith AND
DISDIS RAILWAY. —On Tuesday, about half-past 12
o'clock. a serious collision took pines on this line at the
goods statics at Kirkcaldy. It ppears that a train with
mucks Wed with lime was proosedinn at a slow pea from
the north, and was succeeded by another train con-
veying cattle and sheep, bet travelling at a pester
speed, whee the latter ran into the former, causing a
collision of a meet dimetrous descriptiim, fortunately,
however, without the sacrifice of human life. Several
of the trucks were thrown into Olean, others were driven
across to the north aide of the rail, while a number were
overturned on the top of each other awl smashed to optic-
ten. The rails were torn up, and the engine and tender
considerably damaged. The engineer had one of his arms
birdies. One sheep was killed, and several cattle were
math injured. Other descriptions of goods were strewn
about in all directions. For some time die traffic tau at a
4andstill, the mouth part of the line being completely
blacked up.
ArraurraD SVICIDE or • Onn.—On Saturday
last, a Tooneabout 14 years of age, Attempted to
drown by jumping into the Stour, near to Prost-
wood Homo, the seat of J. H. H. Foley, Esq., M.P. It is
said the came was some tuipleasantnem at home. It appears
she staved out al Friday night, and in the women her
mother.learoed where she was, and followed her, but only
came up in time to see her jump from the bridge into the
kkoar, which is rather deep at that place. The mother's
cries were heard by Mr. W. Southall (assistant to Mr.
Thompson, the steward at Preetwonal), who immediately
left his office, ran to the spot, took off his emit, plunged
into the river, and succeeded in rescuing the girl from a
watery grace. He then carried her to the house of Mr.
John Sealant, where she was soon restored to conscious-
ness, through the humane attention. of Mr. Beildard.
Wore. seer Ch rot irk.

THE LATE GE,IIRAL GUYON.—During the late
Crimean war the high military genius and the bravery of
General Guy ..n called forth a very general expression of
approliation ainourit his friends in England. Foremost
antomgat his admirers was R. A. Kur;lake, Esq., of
Weston xuperlfare, sod, aided by that gentleman's
conal indigence, a subscription woe raised vLor
purpose of presenting • sword of honour to him,
which was to he sent out to Constantinople, where General
Guyon wee enaged M active service. Unfortunately,
however, as most of our readers are aware, Gomm! Guyon
was mined with cholera, soil died after • few hours' Waste
The sword which had been purchased remaieed for • con-
siderable period in the possessiou of the subscribers ; but
it was recentlJ determined, re order that it might be handed
dos,. so the dlsaeneed moral's family, that it should be
promoted to his broiler, Calomel Ga os, of this city. A
meeting of the suberribers was y convened at the
Guildhall, on Tuesday last, for that purpose, which was
presided over by his Worship the Mayor, and attended by
several of the moot influential gentlemen of the city.
AMA Chnieside,
. .

PAII 411' ORGENWICH. —A pleasure fair on
am' arlorivir wale has bees held during the Wit three
any. at Grasswirh. It appears that, by a pThoo,,,,,tpd
Sur
amber of limos, buothe, arrived dun
Su Ss LA lia=be,n prenowilly hued,
the pollee sualasrMise are to interfere in a summary
amour, so live am' wan nue be given to the wiles to
renew*.

Ftatt AT KINONTON-ON-TRAIIIIA. YeAtertlay
morning, between twelve sled awe, • lire tooke mit en th
extensive premises id Yr. Gibbs, toliveconiat, ltarket.plseee,
Kimpeonova•Thames, which was not extinguished until the
pliwanw were destroyed, sad the adjoining houses consider.
ahly damagtal.