The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-14 00:00:00

SEABORNE MAILS.
[N slgniftes that the malls are sent from the General
by the night—and lid by the morning--dispatch.]

Post-ofece

When made up In From what
'ILACES General Post-office port die. When
London. patched. due.
Arntrica (by Brit. pkt.)N July 16 ~ 1. !Liverpool . • July 21
America (by U.S. pkt.) NlJuly 13 .. .. Liverpool -. July 20
ARpariCa (by U.S. pkt.) M' .. .. Southampt. July 27
Australia (via South-
ampton) • • • • .. 11 •
.. .. .. ~ Southampt,
Ditto (via Marseilles) N .. .. .. .. Dover ..
Ditto, via C. of G. Hope N2d of August ..,Plymouth..
.. Plymouth.. July 29
Aims (West coast)— N 14th of ma month i Plymouth June 29
a Fry
.outhampt.
Alexandria* •••• .. N 19th & 30th of rao.lDover .. J„,,_ , _
Belgium • • •• •• N Daily .. .. .. Dover .. DZyi6
Brazil .. • .. M 9th of the month Southampt. June
Buenos Ayres •• .. Mi9th of the month Southalupt. 1G
•• Dover .. Diviced
June 16
California(viaChagrer) Al lld & 17th of month Southam
Cape of Good Elope N:lsth of July
whin.
daidiou.Thu
Pt. July 20
Cape de Verde .. .. N,2d of the month .. Plymouth.. July 29
Constantinople* .. • • N 7th 17th 27th of roo Dover
..
J,ely 20
Central America .. Mi2d & 17th of soon. SouthaMpt,
Channel isles • • .. N: Mon., Wed., Aug. 5
Tn. Th.f3a
Chili .• .. . M'llth of the month
.southe.inpt.
July 20 1
Ymouth • .IJuly 29
France .• ••M t N: Twice daily • .
1 uthatapt.
areCCO* • • , • NI th 17th 27th ofdmayo !LDover
.• jab' 201111 Y
Hamburgb • • .. N Tuesday & Fri n • • Tries. set.
golland .- • • .• M' Wednes. & Satan London
.. ~,,,
Ireland .. •• M& N , Twice daily .• •• 14
Honduras .• • N 17th of the mouth
:%tliythhead..
~.,:_ 3." 20 r
India (via Slouthamp.) M 20th of the month Southampt, ..71-eedally
July 17 ,
India(viaMarsoilles) N Nth& 24th efroonth
Plymouthmonth Plymouth.. iJuly 29
Mauritius .. .. .. N 15th of month
Mediterranean (via !
Southampton) • • "t• iJuly 28
Hcditer ranee!, (via
Marseilles) • • •• M 20th of the month Bouth
N ,Bth& 24th °Month Dover 1..
~, • • a uly 17
th So —Pt• Aug. 5
Madeira .. .. .. M 9th of the mon
&lexica .. .. .. 1112 d of the month.. •Sontha
r 7th,l7th,l9th•27th Dover july 16
Malta* .. .. i & 30th of month July is
Naples* .. •• •• —_, !
8715thl5th 25th of me, Dover . ~..,,
efmo Dover --•-. Y 22
Papal States* .. •• -. sth 15th 25th
_ato _ou
.. _
Peninsular.. .. 31 7th 17th 27th ef 6 tha duly 22
nig' July 16
Peru • • .. .. .. M 17th of the month Southampt. July 20
Tuscany* .. .. .. N sth 15th 25th din°
_Dover ..:July 2
West Indies .. .. M 17th of the month Southarapt, July 270
West Indies (except .•
Havanna & Nassau) M 2d of the monthSouthampt,

l'ad of the month —lBouthampt.!
,otuatries thus Marked. (*) are conveyer l
illaa_ by

30 The mails to those c
French packet via Marsel

BATHING IN min SERPENTINE.—Yesterday ii,„, •
quest was held by Mr. Bedford, at the Mal pas Arms, Charles-
street, Grosvenor-square, Grosvenor-square, on the body of 'Timothy Connor "es-
aged thirty-four, who was drowned on Sunday niornin,
the Serpentine. The witnesses proved that the deceasedgh in,
swain half way across when he suddenly called for help, had
of the society, went down into the deep mud beneath. It was II and
twenty minutes before he could be got up by the erly
broughwterienoint
Humane Society's men. Mr. Williams, the superintendent
iwaist,
the
h e wherewater. heThhaed
Juror
—Then
'
Y, stated that, observing the drags were 0„
instantly got a hot bath in readiness; when the bodv.--4.;."
wasth e
rbivlearekanwith h e
rt
eh em
wereud
aboutover thel2 ohoeoa d •',Thn'reaes
boatsadreea dead,
the
' Persons
cient ? Mr. Williams--No, Htehre e was
six be. It ia t utfi-
sible for the boatmen to see what - `taP
is going on. The °a-
-The Serpentine, I have understood, is a most d Coroner
place to bathe in ? Mr. Williams replied it was athtlgorous
dangerous in the world. There were holes thirty f"e most
and then twelve feet of mud, out of which the best :et deep,
could never get. There were cold springs, too, in set
The jury returned a verdict of accidentally drowned ' Parts.
FIRS IN SPITALFIELD3.—Yesterday, shortly before
one o'clock P.M., a fire of a very destructive character
out in the premises occupied conjointly by Mr. Duck, r broke
ing-glass manufacturer, Mr. Lobb, and Mr. King, Situate in
densely-populated districts in the neighbourhood. e most
flames originated in the top floor, used as a ieokin The
factory, and they speedily assumed such a threateninog'glass
houses. The • aspect
as to jeopardise the surrounding ,„, _ flames
not extinguished until the workshops or Air. Duck, and Were
contents, were consumed. The lower rooms, belon • their
Messrs. Lobb and King, are also seriously injured bygsrvng to
The origin of the fire is unknown. The sufferers w ater.
were not
insured. RIVER
ANOTHER COLLISION ON THE •—":l7.eterd
afternoon a collision, which bad nearly been attended with
fatal results, occurred on the river, just above the spot"rth
which the Duchess of Kent steamer vvas run devva at
Antwerp steamer a short time ago. It aPPears that the
Ramsgate steamer the Star, which is
.maor?od by the crew
of the Duchess of Kent, came in collision with a 1
- large briew
the Rose Castle, which was crossing the river at the point
mentioned on the starboard tack, within about half a
mile
of the Essex shore, when the Star, by going
shore and the brig, brought the vesse.s into collision, the
bowsprit of the brig breaking the mainmast of the Star.
Fortunately, although the deck of the Star was
the
with passengers, no lives were lost by the fll of the mast ;
several were, however, cut and bruised. The force of the
collision was so great as to bring the Star down to the
water's edge just abaft the sponsors, and to cause con-
siderable damage. Gross neglect appears to have existed
somewhere, and the lives of many persons were in jeopardy.
A passenger who was on board the Star affirms that had the
brig ported her helm, and gone about, or the steamer gone
astern of the brig, the collision would not have happened.
THE LATE MURDER AT LIVERPOOL''—On Monday
evening the coroner's jury, after a protracted inquiry into
the
circumstances attending the death of Margaret Baines, a
married woman in an advanced state of pregnancy, who had
been
killed by a blow from a 1' man
po ice 's stick while quietly
standing in her own n returned a verdict of ~ Wil.
ful Murder" against d'aP.aitment,
John Slane y.
RIVER T S EAM FIRE ENGINES.—On several occa-
sions, and more particularly during the fires at Fleming's
and Alderman Humphery's wharfs,, great difficult' was ex-
perienced in obtaining the assistance of men to work the
floating engines. This evil is about to be remedied, the
London Fire Engine Establishment having ordered a steam
apparatus to be prepared, so that when a fire takes place a
power equal to six or eight land engines will be directed
i against the flames.