The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-09 00:00:00

COLLISION IN TEE CHANNEL.

PLYMOUTH, WIDNISDAT EVINIIIII.

The ship Southampton, Captain Anderson, from
Lentos, with 200 possengere, ran into and ewak .he Noe,
weirs schooner guintruel, Captain N. Anderra, yeeter-
day (Tuesday molars) off Suet Pert. The schooner
belueged to Krageros, end bad • ens of brr and barley,
from efuens for Leedom No lid bee Jib-royal end ,tiff
topsail (dried, and wee ea the st't tech beating up Channel
a smart terly kerns The weather wee very thick.
7= or
p, which warder all terra, except lower mudding
tails, came down before the wir, sad with her bowsprit
carried away the othoorser's mafrmW, end rangi g
n along
the port side knocked in four or five planks 10 fest further
aft. The captain sad crew scrambled on board the
flouthamptere, which premierd en her voyage after despatch-
lag the Norwegians to this port, whore they are under the
protection of their consul, W. F. Collier.

The Cork Reports►, M many pawn may be
wow to know what has became of the tads., publish.. •
letter from Turin, which the Duke of Cabana* has written
to • &Wad of his in Queenstown. Hs eye :—" Patric joined
MO hero on the 161 h of last walk He is will. Our mutual
Mend Monica is surgeon to • carpool voi•nbrti sad is Dry
at Florence. Many of oar cootprices have snared Ike Soz.
diniaa maim; Dorms. an apothoomy, Rio:i as captain, Poo.
sad others as soldiers."

PIINTIMV PENsiON BOclavv.—The anniversary
llmeths! of this society was held at the London Tavern es
Tesedav eftioing—the Right Has. the Earl of Shrewsbury
and Talbot pretidlog, supported by about 100 Meads of the
lewitatine. It appeared that the moiety was originally
established in the year 1828, for the relief of platers is the
&ells. of life, or their widows--Lord John Russell Wag
the first chairman at a festival. Tea funded property Cl
the society now =tonnes to 8,0701. Then are now sixty-
row geminates on the but, sad a meets! pension to the
honour of Castes, the introducer of printing into England,
requires about ISO/. to complete it, to secure which sum
the Rev. J. M. B. Ilew has promised to give a public lecture
as the life and chars( ter of Castel, which would dotiletlete
prove &Werth,. The usual teaste were givrn on Tuerday
*van* and duly responded to, the subseriptioan amounts(
to shave 308/., exclusive of a like sum es a donation from the
late Mr. Biggs, the proprietor of the Family 11,rald.
Mr. Coating, one of the executors, who announcell the
last donation, stated that Mr. Biggs had left aearly 50,00'11.
in lager-lee to about 300 charities or Individitals—it appearing
that he saver forgot one with whom he had at any dine beau
acquainted. Amongst they donations are the 600/. btve
I stated; 100/ to the Printers' Widow and Orphan Fued
1001. to the Printers' Almshouse Fund; 1001. to the 1.011.1011
Mechanics' Institution; 200/. to the Society for the Pre-
sentioft of Cruelty to Animals; 100/. to each of the following
hospitals: Charing-cross, Westminster, Royal Free,
Ring's College, London, and Consumptive; 100/. to the
liinbeatlnstitution; 1001. to the Ooventrome. Institute;
Het. to the Dressmakers' Society ; 1001. to the Female Ser-
vants' Homes; 1,000/, to an old felted who sedated him in
the publiestioe of a work et Paris; and the residue of his
property (attar paying the various legacies) to the Friable.'
Almebeameft 111. property will, we are informed, bo sworn
m under 70.000/. _ _

•
THE WILL OF BARON DE GOLDSMID.—Tise will
of tbe Ryan do Goldsmid, with suunerous codicils thereto,
lee been brought Into her 31ersty's Court of Probate. The
resort estate is scorn above a •tesillion," the highest
savant in the scale of stamp duties. The will bears date the
lith of hay. 1813. It coalmine a large provision for his
widow, the Dances. de Goldernid, with the opdos of re.
iWg et St. John's Lodge, sad having the see of the Wick,
at Brighton, and liberal provisions for his daughter*. The
Brighton sad Hampshire rods., with 300,0001. to he bred
oat la other risme, gad the mansion of St. John's Ledge
(ssbj.ct to the occupation thereof by the bazaars), are
settled epos the elder we, the t baronet, sad his
male is•ue; and the Soroerhill sad other Kest orates ere
pettled open Mr. F. D. Goldsrd, the doceard's only
e her s to, sad his male an. Among a variety of other
legacies end provision. for gradchildren and other*, time
le • boner of 1.000/. to be divided between his servant.,
sod leywies of 3,0001. to Calmwaity College, London, for
mahttalaing professorships of Hebrew and Geology; 1,0001.
le the Jews' Hospital, 1,0001. to the Jew.' Infant R Moil,
sed zoom to the Sparse. in Mergsret-street. The two
sans sod two brothers at the deased ere appointed @rea-
rm sad the two eons are mole nrirluary larder. The
derneel woe largely leterest-d in Brazilian Stock end other
Brigs fends, sad the teat orrery paper give to the
sessantere • discretios rte.:Ain over a prr:od of 10 year.
lbw the miaversios of roes pert. of his estate.
YORKSHIRE UNION OF MFCIIANICS' INSTITUTES.
—The noel ciederesos of delegates from the blatant*.
is Or Yorkshire Union, trhieb will be held on
W stay is Whiran-week, at Kothrrhals, premiere to to
bereseese. The coeferesoe of delegates, whir will be
ML Is the limeneen, will be presided over by Ms. SWAM
Babe% M.P. Is the et 'moon the member end Merit
trill dies bagetbor, with lb. Est of Rfilortmee is de doe
sad • yobbo seestise wilt be bell in the evens' sear the
peembleory of the Earl of Carlisle. Ammer theme who an
'erred is b• repeat on the occeploe are the Bail Fes-
lord lintesemt of the toasty ; the Earl of Rippe,
Viscount Milton, the Very Rev. the Den of Chiclusitar, the
Hee. sod Rat. W. }toward, Sir Jots William Ramadee,
Bart, M.P.., Mr. Jame. Brown, M.P., Mr. E. A. Ursa.,
11. r., the Mayor and Meter Cutler of Sheffield, the Mayor
of Demme, &s.