The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-18 00:00:00

MARINE MUTINY BILL.

l• Oa the consideration of the amendments to this Lit,.
Mr. HENLEY renewed Vie question of instructs ins
given to the English agents in the two Sicilies, and the
suppression of portions of the correspondent 3.
Lord PALMERSTON said that no such instruction ;,
as before alluded to, had been given to the English
agents. The portions of the correspondence suppressed
had reference to a contingency, but not such as that re-
ferred to.

The b:11 was' then ordered to be read a third time to-
morrow.

After the discharge of some other business relative to
private billq, amongst which was a bill to authorise the
payment of the Great Northern Railway dividend,
The house adjourned at 25 minutes to six o'clock.

FEMALE PHYSICIANS IN AMERICA--There are not far
from 20 of them. and several are in excellent business.
They confine themselves generally to midwifery and the
diseases of their own sex. Their tomcods in the forintr
branch tends to establish them firmly in families. The
number will probably be gradually on the increase, since
they are beginning to be employed in the neighbouring
cities of Charlestown, Cambridge, Roxbury, and adja-
cent towns
World. much more than formerly.—Boston (&. S.)
edical
Tns FRENCH EMBASSY.- —The Countess de Persi,Ny
opened the saloons of Albert-gate House' for the first
time this season, last evening, and was honoured with
the preience of a brilliant gathering of the political and
fashionable world.
FALL OP A RAILWAY BRIDGE—PERILOUS ACCIDENT.—
The metal bridge crossing the Limerick and Fyne,
line at Attyplin, in the county of Limerick, fell in the
other morning with a tremendous crash. The first train
v.as within 15 minutes of being due at the moment the
accident occurred. Mr. Thomas Boyce, J.P., happened
to be on the spot at the times and, with great presence
of mitid and promptitude, despatched a messenger on
horseback to Mount Earl station to stop the train
there, which he fortunately arrived in time to effect.
The line was thoroughly blocked op ; 100 workmen
were set at once to clear away the mass pf rubbish, and
it is expected that the line will be clear foe traffic this
day. The loss will fall on Mr. Dargan, the contrac-
tl.r, and the expense of replacement will be very. ,!,eavy.
F rtunately no life wasq las.- nor was any one seriet.f'lY
hurt. Immediately on
Vie 'news of the accident arriv•-
inilin, Limerick, that active and vigilant offiCer, Mr
and carriages tpiass the snene
l'u, locotrvittva su erint d ' '
train 9 en env, being on the look out
for the cotniuu , started off with a fresh engine
of damage, and in half an
fer.-ed to the relif•ef''gters?
your had the
goods, and luggage trans-
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lain,tdlleattr,rioviedwhinittLimerick
only half an hour late.
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suffered for many years from
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Cons, but avittont obtaining a cure.
she was perfectly cured.
for wounds and orup-
God and wing only three pots .)f Poor Man's Friegndo,
o2‘xleasn o,Elf
Friend, pills,
Da nrd.
Roberts's
taking
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description, is sold in pots, ls. lid and
Lions of every
•
His pima) Antiserophulm, for all itn•
2s. 9d. each.
bertsshPreceobr
purities of the blood, is sold in boxes, ls. lid., 2s. 9d., d
22s each, by all medicine vendors
4s. Gd., lie., an
d Colonies.
throughout the United Kingdom an