The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-04 00:00:00

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OSBORNE, Joss S.
T►e Cheep and Prices walked early this morning
is Osberme Fisk.

Her —soar and 1".- --His Royal Highness and Her Royal
Illeltnens ae Prison Royal, and the ladles and geniletnen
of the royal hossahold, atteaded dieia. marries at eleven
o'clock. The Rev. J. Notions °Stinted.

J ors 3.
The Queen and Prises walked this nwesing early in Os.
berme Pam and pounds.
There was me addition yesterday to the royal dinner
Party.

A doputatioa upon the Metropolitan lotermsata
Bill, oreseisting of the Right Ras. Dr. Wiseman, the Ear.
F. Oak*lay, Mr. Elatjeast nos, dm Earl of Arundel and
Battey, and Mr. H. liewskswe, had ea iaterview with Mr
0. Orr, yesterday et the How Ofitoe.
A doputatioo, omitting of Sir Jolla J. Gant,
Bars, M.P., Mr. W. Crawskay, Mr. Anthony Hill, and Mr.
Meysult, had en Interview with Hui (burins yesterday es
ilms silks of the Board of Trade.

The Building Committee of the Ro7al Commission
for the Exhibition of 1861 mm yesterday to the New Palace
of Westminster. There were present Mr. Cabin (chairman),
Mr. Berry, Mr. Brunel, Mr. C. 11. Cockerall, Mr. T. L.
Donaldson, cad Colossi Reid (as chairman of the Ese.
cadre Commiuse). Mr. D' Wyatt,/by latt, Ms. Owen Jones,
wad Mr. C. H. Wild a
Mr. Buxton and Mr. Denison. DLP., had an inter-
view with the Ceassaledosers of Railways yesterday, at
their oMee la the Board of Trade.

Despatches were reeeired yesterday at the Colo-
aial-omeo iron rho Damson of the Wait yesterday
Colonies.
The Earl of Carlisle had a dinner party on Satur-
day at his residence in Grommor-pleee. Ttee *company in-
cluded the Marquis sad Marchioness of Kildare, Vireount
E rioptoo, Lord Dufforia, Lady Morma, Lady Talbot, Mrs.
Drummond, Sir William Somerville, Mr. *Collars, Mr.
Mr. Norman Maedesald, the O'Gorman Mahal, Lady
red 1111. CampttriU, the Cowmen of emanate cad Lady
Mary Howard, Mr. Freach, Mr. sad Kn. Jean, Hoe.
sad Lady E. Gray.
Baron d'hola has left London for Brume* having
hem appointed Fist Secretary of the Sardlulaa Levities
there.

Mr. Ryan Jones, the Chief Clerk in the Admiralty
frovistry, is to be Marshal of the Conn, via John Diaoon,
B
The The General Sorew Steam Shipping Company's Vey-
ord Bosphorus, Captain Hsll, has arrival from Cositiatisople,
baring oa board riztraa paareasen. The pump was six
day. and eighteen hour from Gibraltar into the Blackwell
Dock.

The General Steam Navigation Company's steam-
ship Trident let the Tnanies on Sunday morning, for
Copenhagen and St. Petenburgb. Among the passengers
were Mr. Buchanan, Fiat Secretary of Legat im to the
British Embassy at the Russian capital, Captain Parland,
Captain Laurence, several ladies, and a party of gentlemen,
bou'.d to the coast of Norway on a fishing amnesic a. She
had besides on board, in addition to a large and valuable
cargo, 200001. in spade, for amount of the Russian go-
Terminal. _

ROTA POLYTECHNIC INSTITIITION.—On Monday
Wt his Excellency and their Highnesses the Princes of
Nepaul visited the Polytechnic Institution. The august
party were attended by • very numerous suit*, the whole
of whom west down in the diving bell. They remained at
the institution nearly all the afternoon, and appeared much
plemed.

CORONER'S INCICESIDIRORACETUL CONDUCT OF
MiDICAL STUDlNTll.—lreinerday, at noon, en inquest was
taken by Mr. H. M. Watery, at the University College
Hospital, en view of the body of Anne Truscott, aged 23, a
single woman, late servant in the family of Mr. Edwards,
chemist and druggist, No. 63, Great Russell street, Blooms-
bevy, who destroyed her life with arsenic. During the eth-
majesties of the witnesses a number of medical students en-
tered the inquest room, end behaved in such a disuderly
manner, that the coroner wee obliged to send for the polies
to clear the apartment. Before their arrival, however, Dr.
Cleaver, the here phydedea, istoe•led in inducing the
whole of the students to leave. The police slaw quietly
made their appearance, but supposing_ that the daturbance
war at an end they did nes remain. They had easeely left
the precincts of the hospital whoa the students made 'deter-
mined savant.* into the inquest room, and a repetition of
the former swine took Owe. The coroner epee this ad-
journed the investigation till the evening, remarking, that In
the meanwhile he world oominsnioate with the authorities
of the hoepital on the subject. Oa the reassembling
of the jury, at which time there were abut twenty
students In the room, the coroner, balers receiving
the evidence, desired all strangers to leave the room.
Upon this Intimation from the coroner, the students trade-
ally left, but only to commence • froth source of annoyance,
for slalom immediately agar a large bell which wee in the
room, sad which cmunnedmated with the front door of the
hosp.tal, was kept cenethady ringing. Most discordant
noSee were uttered in the ball adjoining the inquest room,
which interrupted "he proceedings. A pollee inspector of
the E division, with some of his men, were in the street,
but their appearance had no effect, r the disturbance lasted
till the conclusion of the inquiry. Verdict—" That the de-
ceased destroyed herself with arsenic, but there was not
sufficient evidence to oho* her state of mind, and the jury
cannot *Tante wi'hout expressing their great disepproba
lion of the grow coadeet of a number of the students of
the University College Hospital ; and the jury further wish
that this tact should be made known to the heads of the in-
stitution by the coroner." The coroner said that he Ewald
certainly act in compliant* with the wish of the jury.
REMARKABLE DIMINUTION OF PAUPERIIIII.—In
the week ending the 18th tile, we have the pleasure of stat-
ing, there was a reduction in the daily average number of
paupers inmates of the Birmingham weaker*, es com-
pared with the corresponding period of last year of 401; of
children in the asylum a diminution of 90; end of tramps
'Omitted to the workhouse • reduction of 306, making •
total reduction in the number of in-door poor of 797 ; and •
"nailer companion with respect to the out-door paupers
bows a diminution of 4,526; so that there were actually
5,323 lewer paupers reseiviag relief daring the week in
question then at the same period of last year.—Nit's Bir-
wainsAnst Gazette, June 3.
MURDER AT BIEJ.ENHEAD.--04 Saturday night a
most brutal murder was perpetrated in Conway-street, Bir-
kenhead, the victim a navvy or cloak labourer, and
the supposed murderer a man of similar tailing. Late at
eight two men, named &twit and Con, were dritking toge-
ther at Salmon's beerhous, In Beek Chester-street, and
about twelve o'clock they proceeded in the direction of Con-
way tweet. Shortly afterwards a mai woman, resident is
the neighbourhood, was pawing along the road, when she
di/mused the body of a mea lying acmes the footpath, and
apparently dead. Oa the opposite side of the road (the saw ano-
ther man standing eeriest the &iota Church es if endeavouring
to camel biennial. This mu, se it afterwards turned out, wee
C and theether, who wee ly le g sense the Math, was Sennett.
Ousels', the °finer on the boat, was informed of the air-
eallatlalle, ard immediately proceeded to the spot and
found the man lying es described. Dressed had sustained
;rewound', ate of much severity on the temple and the
other at the hock of the shell, both *vide oily iellictid by a
stogie, mail of which were lying near ; but there was no
blow upon them. The body was conveyed to the dead-
houses at the dapitili7,cadFolios-framable ilirnie appre
heeded Cos at his owa htme, where the deceased's hat,
which had been missing, wee also fennel. Us being eon-
fronted with the young woman allotted to Co. woe at eaee
identified es the man who was standing in the road, and he
edmitted diet be bed been is mizinny wiih vie murdered
man, but said that the act was oftwoitted by some men
w• oft they had at, but who had mede their escape. The
ingt's{ is expected to be held to-day.—Liwarpow.

Doasnr, lox' 3.
Mr. Cantwell,' address to the shoos of Drogheda,
couvaining their votes in ease the expected vacancy
occurs is their represestatise, appears this 'hernial!.
If Mr. Cantwell abseil mesa he will repwat m
parliament asiMeeutrtwhilit lop Abbate W so re
preventative tbenle itttstesb, 11tMethe attorneys and
Whams, in IrMsh prolseisn lie has hitherto held a
prominent patine, and It is Mated that the solicitors
are resolved to esmike disk saes on the eels-
lien so as to sours a mat is the Rouse
of Cosmos for ass of their body. Bo
icTssiesde to
upheld the interests of the preheated in as
well as In Ireland ;at the same time that is prin-
ciples are these of kw rearm, sad the promotion of
cheap and simple kw by the removal of the stamp
duties and impute which the state at present levies
ulna kid Peemedialle. Mr. Caatwell is the law
Nest to the eutputilles tit Drogheda, and is popular
among the elealemrefibet borough.
Several inommikey Wawa me reported in the pro-
vincial pipers rsembred• , Kil-
kenny, and Durtse.lei Cr:NT orteeser sakets-
sate results of