The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-08 00:00:00

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80MITH/110 MORE ABOUT THE FOUR LIVERPOOL
Matamers.—Mush speculation has been afloat in Liver-
pool as to the reason why the original letter from the " four"
has not yet seen the light. It was stated in Liverpool that
the writers had not kept • oopy of the document, but our
correspondents were yesterday informed that the copy was in
enigma, but that the reason it had not been published
either by the writers or by the French government wee that
its terms were so curt and brief, that its publication would
have reflected credit on neither party. We understand that.
after the usual formalities of addrese, the contents were
merely "We the undersigned respectfully request your
Majesty to inform us what are your intentions reepsoting
England.—Signed, &c." The Liverpool Law Society, at
their meeting yesterday, diseased the subject, and adopted
the following resolution :—" That the president be requested
to inform her Majesty's Attorney-General that in case it be
the intention of her Majesty's government to take any pro-
ooedings spinet the four Liverpool merchants who recently
made a communication to the Emperor of the French, this
committee will be happy to render the Attorney-Camara
every assistance In Its power."
THE WRECK OF THE ligOLE.—The correspondent
of the North British Deily hail, writing from Ardrossen,
Tuesday, says :—" This morning and during the day the
tide has been strewing the Ardrossan shores with mementoes
of the wreck of the ill-fated Eagle. The high winds which
have prevailed during the last three days no doubt amounts
for their being coat up Isere. On the shore between Ardroe-
san and Baltooats, the carcase of a sheep was got this morn-
ing, and at the North Pane, Saltooste, during the day other
four were cast up. On the shore between Sallow/ and
Irvine many others have been got, beside! • bottle of whisky
and a box of gotta percher Awes The rumour is prevalent
here of live bodies (whether men or women, I know not)
being cast tip on the shore near Irvine. The fact I cannot
vouch for, however. A person engaged in oartiog wreck
from this shore reports having found a piece of the wr, oh, li
this be true, tarok. a probability of the wreck breaking up;
and If so, should this wind continue, mon melancholy signs
will, ia all likelihood, be strewn upon one ohms."
AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAlLS.—Yesterday
(Wednesday) the Quebec and Montreal (keen Steam-ship
Company's steamer North American sailed from the Mersey
for Portland with the Canadian mails and plusssugers. Yee.
tsrday also the New York and Philadelphia Steam-sap
Company's steamer City of Washington left Liverpool for
New York with the United' States and North American
mails and 160 passengers, forty of which were cabin. On
Saturday heat the British and North American Royal Mail
steamer Asia will be despatched frau the Mersey for New
York.
HORRIBLE DEATH IN AN ENGINE-HOUSE.-011
Tuesday • dreadful fatality n,curred at Leamington Spa,
Warwickshire. A man named Joseph Moore, who has leh a
wife and three children, met with his death while following
his avocation as engine-tenter at the brewery in this place.
The following is the account of theaccident :—ltappeare that
the deceased spoke to a boy who was in a hayloft on the
premiere, and directly daubs lad saw Moore writhing in
agony among the machinery, which Ira then in motion, for
hoisting some barley. The boy gave an alarm, and when the
machinery was stopped it WSW found that Moore was decal,
His skull wee fractured, his braise scattered about,
his
heart torn from his breast, and his tits and legs broken. The
deceased had amended a ladder sod put his foot oa the ma-
chinery, and slipped on the cog wheal.
A part of the 108 men sentenced to three months'
Imprisonment for partiolpatieg In the late disturbance on
board the Princess Royal wen yesterday cileAarged from her
Majesty's ship Victory in Portsmouth harbour, and for-
warded by train to the gaol a: Winchester to undergo their
sentences.