The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-09 00:00:00

Wain ♦ sranut colunmpo.namt3

CI • Mae 6.
Ae you see by the date of this letter yoor mew
=st, es kis way to the camp. wait,. toymalksmi
ea village of Calor, where ht. was obliged to
stop on sosossot of the constant passage of French
Intoo rasslog of the regular passenger trains his
bees slopped sinew the begisaiog of last week, aid
then Is but ern truth • day, lamb leaving Paris cis
take you to Loth. Eves smelt train may be stopped
at calm by the governmeist, as happoced to tbv
eme by whisk I travelled last eight. It is impossible
tor yea to farm • lest idea of the activ.ry which per
• on the road from Paris to Lyons, or that from
Lyoes to Merwrillee, and on that which I am abret
to take on lea‘ leg Colas. The very small village is
which I hay. two sister last night. the very beret.*
from which I am sew writing amongst rag smoke of
thossaade of piper, has been changed ia:o • camp.
of "eery army, ot6ren of every rank, an
/here pelf mete, talking loudly, drinking freely,
ep is their martial spirit, and as saunas
to meet the Austrians as • young g.rl of sixteen Is
to nowt her beloved. Wheel I telt you that limos the
Emperee'• modest° war bee become popular I.
Fraser, I am rather underrating than exaggerative
the feeling of the French people I met in my way from
Paris to ('sloe. I need not "peek of the enthusiasm
of the troope , you may easily imagine i*, kal
the wraknev afoot ally fur fe gluier. Yesteactil
asw, at Macon, the 46:h Regiosiat of the line Mart-
in fee the camp. I amaze you the exeitemest
was so great amongst the soldiers that it was almost
made m—th^ greetings and cheeriege of the people
were teeny touetieg. Whilst I am writing, • Pols
futile, 'wars is crossing the tiny lanes of this
somata!' village, marls! u Vivo ?Tort sax
Aatrichiesel.' In point of fact, I near saw such
estkonieem in my life.
From the camp no news has reached me this morn-
ioir, but I hope to be able to •end you some on 027
'trivia, at elambery. All that we know here as
that the two 'armies are now in sight. and that the
reported battle of Mortara has Dever been fought
but in the newspaper". The battle tarns out now
to have been • mere engagement between • Pied-
mont's* patrowille and a small body of Austrians
havers. Is that engagement Captain Cowl, of Pie-
monte Reale tkivallene, killed the Austria% eßieee,
and put Ale mu to Sight.

ITALY.

SARDINLt.

(►tOM Oil OWN COIIZAPONDRIT.)

TURIN, MAT 4.
The Austria.. have passed the Po at Camtno, and
direct themselves towards 'ft:atom Sot there they
encounter the French troop., which (either thick in I
the valley of the &thin. Some persons allege that
this is but a feigned movement, and the main sad
of the Austrians will take place towards Casale, by
an attempt to mom the Po at Frassinetto or at Paste
Start. Dux this latter ?lace is guarded at pmeest
by Garibaldi's force, which brie quitted La Oran.
The Piedmont's. are entainly not in fear of being
attacked epoo the Does, since the district of Ver-
celli hue been eenenated by the cnem!'e troop...sad the
Be. has been crated and recrossed several times, but
always by small bodies of men. It t herefore appears
probable that only between the I'o and the basks of
the Tanen) and Serivia can any great military ope-
rations be expce.ed. Almost the who% of the
military occupied by the Austrians is fall of water
and mad, nosed both by the artificial inundation
and by the continual rails. The !superior officers
employ wavy possible artifice to conceal from their
soldiers the arrival of the French; and in order that
the sight of the red trousers may not undeceive them,
they *pima) a rumour that Garibaldls volunteers are
clothed in that fashion. It doer, however, seem
aimed inerinible that Amite& should have entrusted
the commend of her army hi Italy to the hands of
who has little at no reparation es a Leader,
and Made no favour with the soldiers. Hitherto,
indeed, every movement that Austria has made be-
trays vacillation and want of foresight; she Oa)
succeeds in imposing merciless exactions on the po-
pule.ion of the country.
Wiih regard to the affair. of Parma and Modma.
I can give you some particulars which perhaps are
not jet known to too. The entrance of the
Austrians into Reggio, only fifteen milts distant
from ramie. has mused no small ptrturbation to
the people'. mauls is the latter city. and pro-
&iced some symptoms of dissatisfaction amongst a
portion of the troops. The Duke of Modena, on the
other band. thinks to recover by force hie two towns
of MAMA and Carrara. The people there are analog
themielt es as beet they can. Amongst them is Co.
load Itibotii. • native of Nice, who is collecting vo-
lunteers, with a company or two of Tuecan
and has from Spezia two pieces of are
til!ery. This Ritrotti may be called •
keigilt-erracit of the Italian rinse. For more
than thirty !ears pact, he hes laboured and sweated
in its behalf. casting himself rendlong io'n every 11
dander. Ex led formerly from Piidinoct, he fouglit
with ea rem. bravery in Spain and in Portogalagaiset
the Comte and the Jltgueliets. la 11114 he male hie
appvacaere a li•ilnise, to aid in the inturreetion af
!tons in States, where at Imota, by a mere Ste-
dent, la • Mard taking six cardinals primates at
an si wail happened to be 141114 =bird. In 1848 'se
stamp • I to rescue Neem:itan liberty by landing
is Cslabeta from Sioily. Having been raptured and
thrown Istoa dungeon, be reinsured there till 1834,
when he returned to his own coantrr, and had a
narrow imam of being band mixed 'up is the as.
forte,lllVP en pedition of Kaman,. 14 is Low tatirelv
devoted t s the service of Visitor Enanianntl, and dais
sot 'triplet from the cedars which are snit him by
the Piedasootese government. A.

THE FRENCH AT SLIM.

(7110111 ova lINCIAL

SUSA, Mae &
( ;nal IT molest my ittelinatios, and rn (spite of my
Mot efforts to avoid 1,. hero I am, owmg to a variety
of toreamitaacee, is the thick of the mate't ofte
/much army soon the Alpe. I left Tann se Ow

day sight, and their special truism &Weed the mail
train by which I woe travelling. I reached Bus
long after midnight, and, from want of accommoda-
tion in the ions, had nothing better to do than to go
and inspect the French regiments encamped under
their low tents, inn field close to the station. Up to
7resterday morning 23,000 men had gone through
Sass. 10,000 arrived yesterday before evening; and
we ire now crowded with as many more froth ar-
rivals,. The stay of the Alps must come either
by the Most Cent, or Mont Oenivre, and both
thou great roads meet here within the walls
of this town, but those who come by the
Most Guerra., may at the foot of that pus, at
Casianne, strike across the Col de Bestriere, another
military read, which takes them to Pinerolo, and
hence by rail to Turin. Many of the French have
been forwarded by that road ; and no doubt the
troops travelling by land are only a small fraction
of the 200,000 combatants whom the Emperor Na-
poleon 111. is bringing into Italy.
Ever since the times of Pepin and Charlemagne,
Suss has been an epic spot for French invasions.
From the steeples of their churches, or from any of
the adjoining heights, the people here could see
yesterday the long line, of red-trousered battalions
as they simultaneously filed down both the wind-
ing rinds from the beetling cliffs, converging preci-
pitously on their town. lo an indifferent spectator
the sight of these troops is cheering in the extreme.
I perceived no symptom of weenness or distress.
Footsore a few of them seemed as they rose from
their bivouac, and moat of them have contracted
stoop from that rill/nous weight of 25 kilos. (60
English pounds avoirdupois), which they on as
average carry on their shoulders ; but sickly or dis-
spirited I sew no one, and the idea of a campaign
terms to put them into the best of spirits. It was a
cold, luatroup, windy night on Sunday, and we had
very heavy Alpine showers all day yesterday, and
again all night and this morning. These men have
most of them no better shelter than the canvas they
carry on their shoulders, yet you would say cold
doss not pinch, nor water soak them. They walk
ia the rain for a luxury, and they mind dirt itself
as little as any other hardship. Were the trial of
strength between France sad Austria, to which we
ate all looking forward, to be a eerie, one, the
' latter power would soon perceive how little the most
precise theory will avail against the constant prac-
tice to which the French troops are kept by their
open warfare in Algeria. These men walk into the
radway carriages, trucks, or vans, or into the holds
of steamen or transport ships, with knapsack
sad musket. and with as much ease and readiness as
if they went into their own rooms in barracks. Not
• little confusion has arisen in the Piedmontems rail-
ways, in consequence of so many men, beasts, and
things, ail in eo short a time crowding to one spot ;
bat for any disorder of this kind, the railway com-
panies are alone to blame, or rather the 'anathema
of the railways themselves', most of them with but
one lies of rails, and the materiel adapted
to the petty traffic of small provincial communities;
but as toe the soldiery, their hones, their heavy lug-
gags—everything moves on with a briskness, and at
the same time with a precision, which mates the
whole emir, es if it were, only one body with an
Jadeite& et limbs.

EXOLAIID AID TEll W4l2.—The pariah of St.
, Pancras is alms to WS priblleterestbe ter the purpose et
' sneering tte maks et lb inbabllasis es to the psolloa
witch this merstry absoM Übe la Memo Ile tbsposerat Ova.
diesel rm. la des paella= obeloollag la tartar et sea4a-
lervestios Demurely poswella ladttlWeateebsseteems
we Mee akeraly mealfeeed ae batiste mein WOOININSI 611 tbalr
eriateriati epos des eattieet, a pelife Ye
bait beld
et Mendel, the Mayor in the chew, at *bleb a taillUibil wee
roved *phut the isterveatime et Iltaglort by arms Whig
the la p, whir coot invite! wet ; take pi, titian to the Que
preying her hlsjesty to direct boo ultiMera to dorm/ phis(
Ice their pow for the "Delay reelenteles of pesos, was russal•
nosily petweJ At a &ALIA', meeting held at Dubs/floc, as
deers. to th: Quest' to the SWIM sleet was adopted.
XLEC riot( &DOT AT DAITTOAD.—On Fnday after-
moo leer, daring the Wed feat elution, the proceedloge
et
the politer diseriet et Danford we interrupted by • mod
ighireerfal ovens., which caused the utmost alarm amongst
the tababitents, end malted in series, isjary to several w-
eans. The poltherbooth at Darifoed was erected near the
Dull Rot .1, the heseLqusr• ere of the tory pony, and it wu
generely el...oared to the town that a number of pugilists
sad otters of dm aim etc up bat strived from London and
were snugly booked eat this haute. Handbill' were issued
as the "object, and much excitement prevailed, as Dartfoid
levenetly aim slue. majuity to the laurel candidates,
ant it ark believed tliat the toe), "roaglae" hal been intro-
dace Ifn lb. owe puree of Wielded's. As s proton-
et:aesseare to preserve the poses Otto a of the *fusty
talalaty kite caned tram Chatham ea the previous
might, to aid the Dartkrd patina fords, sad so Fe day, daring
lb. home c.I party feeling ass amingly masifested,
lb. I bust ceartWatee—Slerre. -blertia and Whatraaa—
mietalu'as a mejoeity. About three &else, a party et
"t roughs" proceeded from dr rear of eke peemlose at Or
Bell Hotel, mid cowmen-edam ladaorbaboato sominsit ewe
we y per•in in Vt. streets. A man 121=4 °stem wee
knocked down aed severely injured, mid other respectable in-
habitant" wore simtiarly trested. The tradesmen In the
lli reel cluted their eh tps, the alum bell et the motet-
pkto was tong, and a huge number of the Inhabltants cob
1,41.1 and sussed themielera with octets, Ds., determined to
reefer the lawless proceedings of the " strangerm" With the
•01.48,1111(e of he p chee-foree, something the order woe old-
. merrily reetored, but the Tenons 'urgent,. in the town wen
empty employed La binding op the wounds revolting teen the
I soy,

Warn /ROM TITS EIFITCTa or POISONOUS HZ2Bd.
—On Saturday reeneen • long tarry we ger
into bere Dr. ebonies, ice &Ivey canner, at the Angel
and ever purimbouse, Orseantrest, Vinare-park, re-
epes.ing the darob rd Jam*. Ellrrtaa, aged 48 ran lately
reeding et No. 4, Sydarry-atteet, Botbast-grews, who dish
flan the pniamotta effects of a qu.rolty at \Reba. It mowed
f.ron it, avid tbat en the asoreng el Senerhy, 93th
ultimo, be, feeling unwell, made an erre of sone herbs
which be ba4 purebred ate men in the siert hot sr. seer.
The near properefan of the herbs be no. sat aware of.
He took r 1119 d the Enid on the terry sight end the
rooming, after which he was seised with viaiaat
a,rallfalr, which coarse I for several koun. On the 28d
loot. he trans mei worse, when to sent for Mr. Raphael
blehiole, • wpm, ere found him in • state of collar.
Damsel rallied • Ire, hat be grew worst, end expired on
Wednesday lose. The terra berg ordered • poet•llofra
rends Ace of the bay, Mr. Nokias seendingly =Use%
the nosh et übleb shard Chet the demised bad died far
the effete deer bate of • perilous cheers% Afen the
examirthei of several wirer% the c MOUT, In sums*
up the ease to the jary, dwelt an the folly of parr like oho
dared, who not ring swag of the prerron of the Mb.
be bad pre par Ird faksatbale sad coned his n death. The
jury fee orad • verdict to the ellen "That the decessod dud
troy an infu.i ni • f hereof • poisoner character, he (the
oreseen nit icing ewer of their noxious qualities; sod the
join cannot 0-peyote whinge expressing their ua rimer
ephil a Net it not highly culpable for sea expAsit for eel
ia puler thoroughfare, ar y other pre, herbs of apd
erre sabre, trie properties of which tear sr totally Ive-
ns' et"

DIRTIIIIIOTTON or PRIZES AT KING'S COLLTOE.
—The nasal distribution of the prises at the Kites'. Cele
loge, tort piece on Sstarday by the Archbishop it Caster-
bury. The 'lsar ea peeved [zonated the Eir'rop of Liebtleld
wad a large nuu,L rif the 'mitt,' rsey sad Meads of the
.1.1-eta. btu Fer•ritirre, the deco tool pr ohms. of anatomy,
gent brier the d'etributtes, that the, were 17i ovulate
tbe collee, of whoa 80 ware sew oats, and of there 14
bad zaatrieuland. The coninet of the 'indents b.d boss
• sagas'tny &anti the year, and many who had team
boom* in the ea:loge bad tees appointed to posts of ba
uoursbte antirctice fa their sisone.i...
InsTarcrivs Flaz NUR FaRRIXODOR-ISTRILIT,
CITY .—Yestord.y ascrabae, between the bouts of • sad 6
o'cl eh, a dre books out to the premises of blows. Lawrence
aid Davis. primers, la Besr-ally, Farrhandos-street. •
cumber el wear wits nen in atteudance, but sot whit-
etaadise a plentiful 'apply of water woo procured, is tie
, ,ore of tea relater or a queue of as hear the boiler-
! mien a new buildwg, was to dame, arida speed In the
c.tntiarbeesse aad etore-tooss over, sod a base amount d
limas* wee dohs before the fire was eithrentated. Tb
origia of Itte diatom is unksowa. 3k. Lammas wr insured
la the Pim& lire-otEce, and Mr. Davie wee she bound la
the Aolas ltrewere.

CI7II7AL PALAES.—The season may be considered
armsess en Widnes* next, with the fleet opera
semert. Aneeeedinente hem been made he the solo ast'steu
ebb the =the mantra sad eli4rua of the koyel Italian
Opera, Carrel's:6r, sal ee eh.. pat enemas will mks
don Is the Commit quote, which is being rpectelly eelereed
kr the onendoe, end surronedol as it will be nib ell the
=apemen* of pleats, downs, end steltary, will no
prow es etteeetion to visitora, seeps leg nee the
Mt maw when the %ere concerts weft hell le the north
Dam amens similar smociatioes, There hse doubt this er-
elegemnat will emulate materially to the aelielartioa of She
ebi=lta etamatioal art se raments el Vie essoort ram
se§y llama to bee sewesere otaseres. • reel
Wan la Ms eerie§ el comers will be dr leiradeedes to
tin Goa pert of the pogreasee of ogee eased of a sear
ed ellories fres es eters ; that aoleeed ter next wed-
nosh Wag la OMNI la/IL • work whlok, ben les 'perk.
llag disialler we, frees he safes mane le the lie*
revel. bad/ so limenehtemble earaelisa.
CilleTAL PALACE. HAL, CNOWN
Sarcasms, KAT t7.—rdoraroas ter pe7mrß 1.161;
diem by seam throw 1,60. T.tddasss.o,os7
20TAL Fln Horritat. Oaatrumarao,—Tbs
•=of pedals rarer as ebb bryirk dells( the walk
ary T. 111.317, died& 078 we. sew arm

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1859.

tuß 803PACTIDPOLIONINO or A MEALS
AT AZORZOND.

—.—
Saturday being the court day of the Richmond
Petty Serstiona a number of persons asastablad at the Court-
bow" with the view of balsa preempt at the melanins,-
lion of Dr. Broethurot, who 'tends chanted with the
willal murder of a lady named Isabelle Haulms, with whom
In wee Meg, by the administration of arsenic in small
I=es, es already repotted in the Express. Owing,
is the analyess of the stomach not being COM-
pleat w ease arm further adjourned.
fihst• Ito dowers of the unfortunate lady additional
beta kw Kee Si light. It &mem that about a week since
a solicitor Is the town completed the will of the demand In
favour Ot die seemed, sad which, it is believed, will he pro.
duord In ',Wanes at the nett examination; and the result of
thepost-erwises nomination proved that the deceased was
wwootr..__

—Tbafellowing are the entire facts of this extraordinary
um which have not yet appeared:
decemed wee a single lily, of 36 years of age, Dr.
Seseihunt being tone years bee rimier, end both being pos.
emenl of considerable property. Dr. Smethurst and his wife
were residing at a Losidistg-looms in Bayswater, ar was
elm the deceased. Au intimacy sprang up between Dr,
Smethurst nod the deceased, whit h led oen elopement, and
after visiting Brighton and Vlll3OllO other fashionable places
ft7rtill:fahrsetaat Rt.!! d•greea,d' antd °latterly et Nts weak,
o. 10,
nce,
Alma-villas Richmond-hill, where the deosued now *Hee.
On the 3rd of April Dr. P. O. Julius wee called io to attend
the deceased, who was suffering from diarrhoea end vomiting.
He believed ehe nes marring from bilious diarrhoea, there
being nothing to lead to suspicion. He administered various
treatments, in conjunotion with Dr. Smethurst, and with hie
sanetion. On the 18th he become paneled, and reported his
partner, Mr. Bird, to go is, the result being that an
opinion was formed that wonething was Wag given
to keep up the irritation. The deceased got worst, with
occident vomiting and dianhcre. Dr. Smethurst removed
the romitings and evacuations from the room. Nothing,
apparently, cud I exceed his are and attention. Dr. Dodd
with Dr. SEDUM:int'', amnion, came down from King.
Co and pruseetoed in accordance with the treatment
/read, and the medicines were calculated to allay
tle—anden. bet the symptoms became aggravated. On
the himstag Friday, daring Dr. Smethurst's temporary
abeence, • portion of an evacution just paired was placed in
two bottles and meat to London for marmites; and on
lialusit's preliminary test being appitad—via. the intro-
amelem of Sae copper wire into the liquid—the titre became
erneled with a substance which proved the of some
meal. The bottles sitheequenily fell YdR Ike notice of
Prehesor Taylor, %kir, upon motion, ladies the preremos of
aramdc, sought the magi*, erial authority ler • fell analyse-
don, which being obtained, the following letter to Dr. Julius
was the result _

ito, St. Jamee's-terrace, Regent's-park, May 2.
81r,—la accordance with Me inttraotione ormainecl is
your letter of yesterday's date, I bare made • further exa-
mination of lha liquid No. 2, delivered to re by Mr. Bo-
oed yesterdey mestag, sod I have any to report to you
that this IqoPf remtaise a mail quantity of argenlo. The
liquid onsets of watery aurae, bile, albumen (hem sew),
and • small quantittyy of the comerieg matter of bleed. The
sneak is to a rostades with these issuers. It is web •
Hroid as accompaaies aver& whoa th's sob tees le • cause
of perosieg. Considering ths s spars from whirl Mee
`refuse tut. suitor (r d to me by Mr. Berard),
sad the die: Amy Mame& is the emenatiose of the
I am el agars that thie Lily le mitering free the ellestkvet
seeseirl poises, takes Is men doses ; end, seocertilag I.
the Weise whir I her lind asseion to glee In similar tree
I weld segos* that the be rstedirely plated nadir thi
ewe rif mine tnereorthy peers, by whom alone all article,
dhoti sad malleiso shweld Le administered. I believe that
re Uhl will depend apes the immolate sad swish roper
of these precamirms, as arsenic is fa her body, sad is now
perm from her In Abramr hors her beris.—l us,
8. TAIWAN M.D. P.B.S.
Profeseor of Chemistry and Medial Jerrisprudence
is Guy's 11.
Itnnediattly on the receipt of this o deeming the
lady's life is danger, Dr. Julius felt it liat en him to
la tho ore before ate gurgioliraFro, and upon his testimony
B. Peerhyn granted • warrant against Dr. Smothurst,
mid hew apprehended on • charge of atones to poem,
thi woee of Dr. Julius, Mr. Bud, end Mr.
the or Dr. fienthuret being ad-
mitted to bet The following snorting the lady died ; sad,
hem whet had subacquently transpired, it was deemed ex-
pedient to ham a warrant, and al prebend Dr. Smailmet es
• Marge if wilful nitride, which was accordingly does. •
pot modest exemination was then ordered by Mr. Carter,
the coroner; and Dr. Jags thereupon indruated Mr.
Itlehard Barwell, of Cheraw-cm s lit spirt, sad Mr. Parer,
• moos of Mor lake, to ermine the body which
they did in his presesce. Broadly the he
exhi-
bited no appearances other Mast those ia as
of ordinary death. There was great viper of the lover
extremities.. The brain, Inns and heart were perfectly
healthy. The inteetinal canal and stomach were_piseed Ma
jar mated op, and forwarded to Dr. Taylor. The weeds
sheared an early condition of megrim . The cease el
death wee believed to be • chronic inBarmatloa of the
stomach and bowels. Profemor Taylor having roared
authority with the analpration, tinted the bottle N 0.2, in
which thine woe four ounces of Said, the remits confirming
his previous einicinerion that there wee decidedly weak in
the liquid. There me so antimony, mercury, or bientuth.
Be tour mucus, bile, and Stems rartror, sad soder the
microscope those appearances wen presented which is •
ors of priming by tumor wars always to be deuced.
The quantity of arsenic was very Raisll--1016 than a quarter
of a grain la the four ounces. The effect of mall
dome continually adminisitred would be to cause great bri-
ned, of the towel; romitsnas, end purging of mucus and
blood with balmy natter. The symptoms under which the
lady bad buffered were precisely ruches would be predated
by each treatment, white the medicine which had been gion
would hoe the opposite effect. Susannah Angelina Wheat-
ley, *lb at a builm in • gentleman's family, and occupier of
shelters, No. 10, Alma-villas, meter d Dr. and (s• she he-
lloed) Kra Ihnetburst as lodgers, letting them a sitting-
mar sad bedroom. The sitting room was down stairs. Whoa
lies tidy tsar (on Friday, the 16th April), she was itt dell-
sate health, and went tubed direct'y. Dr. Smethurst ekes
. word on her, and mire hos whaurem the took in the wayef
hod or medicin-. Ile was conatiodly in attendance. Me
dam sr and other meals we. prepared downe,My.
Smethurst tither &Aries it upstairs or, raVeriog the Irdlady
Olt at the room door. The patties appeared to live as very
adleetree e terms.

TM COMM]. boa slondird bis Intention to oomanuMate
whit the Sereetary of ewe for the Homo lleparitaest, ih
order that Dr. Smsthand, who is under remand In Harm-
nonger-lase may M present at the adjourned stage of
the inquiet. Mr. herjsaat Mantic., instructed by Mr.
Teesdale, of the dna of Syron., Teesdale and Seadflancla Is
relented to watch the proomections oa belialt of the binds al
the deceased.
n• circumstances in contest= with this ease have

maker* ao meet totem* esetag the MANNA, of the
Bally that applirattoes hove ham node kr *hole he ell-
salaam to the future Item d die prousdbes.

THE ACCIDENT OE THE COREITALL
2AILWA7.-LOSS OP Mill LIVES.

Lab) Nnuiltptut.

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COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
MAT 7.
(Bake the Jed. Ostlers.)
=BULL O. SPOONII.-4PICIkL AMT.

Will:tin a very short time after the above accident had taken
a telegram having been forwarded to Plymouth, Mr.
Carr, Mr. Cockabutt, and other of ibe S 'rob Dorm
Ralasy, accompanied by Mews. &ladle and Square sad
nuisoas, were on the spot.

This wee • suit relating to the will of Mr. William Harrell,
late of Middleton, Eseesorho died on the 16th of Felarnery,
MK at the age of 73. n• will in question was made three
days before his decease, and It disposed of prz,peety to about
14,00 W., which the testator divided between litre. Margaret
and Mrs Etutbetle Spooner, widows, the daughters of •
brothrs whose birth bad taken place before the marriage of
his wants. The will was opposed on the ground of undue
tedium and went of mucky, by the bear-at-law and next
of kin, who were Noshes of the deceased.
Mr. Edwin Jams, Q.C., appeared for the heir-at-law,
the Queen's Advocate for the next of kin ; and Mr. limalety,
Q.C., kr the dekndanta.
The deceased was a person of somewhat Leon:dela haWM;
but he had acted as overseer and collector of rates in his
pinkie, and had the reputation of being a good man of basi.
aim The will had, in fact, been written with his own bud
fa the pretence of hie solicitor; end tbero did not appear to
be the slightest real ground fir impeaching its validity.
Under these circumitanom the plaintiib abandoned the
caseA, end
media wu entered for the defendants, who, by epee.
runt, did not ask for costs.

3k. Matthew;, a clerk of the oorepagy, who was in the
Int-ohus owns" felt, at the time of the accident, a no•
neadoes ehektnp, whrh was followri by a hartul week, and
Aga he found hinged( lying on hie liedt, the wens denting
the nide of the carriage wigdow. K. let down the
pt oat, and climbed up the bank, and the only injury
named woo a Blight abrasion of the ebb on his wrist.
The pad found klieg Girona, one of the pategagera
be says, sq sespoordly in an of the mown-
meta of the ineteden carting, with the wow warty up to
the net nhe bed • mall Mein In tee hand, and at his
edam bog whether else gin hart, sin replied, " Net the
lout, thank pos." Ho got her out, and took ha safely up
the beak le the rout.

Ms. Coashutt sad Darnel persons ander his (Weeks et-
aenbal neat carefully every part of the two eartialee whelk
AM suer, and Lend that ell the pi/meager,. had been removed,
as& so far Ls we can learn, law p ream sualdsed injury.
The escape of so marl persons—upwards of 100, we are k-
issers., being in the uato—ander such carconiateoces, is a
inarvellossotreunistenca. We rosy add that .as of the
eareiaiee WIN moil, *Jared, a portion of it Whig literally
reashed, sad tne other wee bottom up, bat appanatly not
meek ilaweted.
The Ocoee Lau Vladain la 116 feet long and 28 feet high.
About 60 het of the Imo sea tarn op, which will be repaired,
so as to rums the Yak thee (Monday) morning. The
viaduct Is net at ell Waled; except I. the brealrJng dapal
the wets hate sad tie %wise up of ihe wels.
An inquest Idaho bad ea the Wks this day (Monday).

AUGMENTATION OF THE CILINNEL FLEZT.—(
Saturday orders wars bred by As Adairlty for thy Joan
Welt, VI, screw, Carols Stop'ord; Aria, 84, mew, C.
ikiires Karoo* 90, mew, Captain J. J. 1.1 i;
Crony, 80, 'crow, Crrals Illikt; nod the Hero, 91, serrer,
Copula Sir O. N. Br m, B.rt.; to soil frogs Sheeries sad
Devaepat to joie the Cruel fleet; sad largo drafts of men
woes seat trout the darer guard-chips, nod the Rriya
Nava Rendezvous, Tower-bill, to bring the crews of seal
ship op to the rt (prod comp'emont. Orders were Wee
lend for the dollar, 90; Curve, 21; Falcon, 17 ; 1=-
=6l; Napornene, 60; Tertnogait, 25; %a the
and Thies Fish, gon-bors, tole brought forward
Ur all expedition to rata et the dart is the Cruel.
THE hliiaCtitsat or OPEN Bowe.—The Royal
Natissal Lariat leatitialoe have jut fused a ramble
little sought*t on the insaiturrat of open towing-teak Is
• ar4 bashing them, which contains sore aziailent
practical Mats for the oonsideratiou of aireheat seas MI IX
others horn charge of ship' boots, ea well es ratirdons
for tescsiag drowsing purr sad for rookeries of the rig
patently drowsed. Tao price dohs book Is so small sod bs
contonte en so ealculatsil to be of service in the atilt of
His, that it aught rely to be; prowl to the rade of
ovourra;iutkol tor.
OF LONDON BOOPFIAL FOE DIEF.ASES OF
Tun CirT. VICTOXIA•PIAI.—Tbe aware of priests
indieval at kritters &slag lest week err 1,392; of
Wadi Mime re aim