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

MARINE MUTINY BELL.

0 the consid-ration of the amendments to this bin.
Mr. HENLEY. renewed t'ie question of instructlnis
given to lbw English agents in the two Sicilics, and the
suppression of portions of the correspondence.
Lord PALMERSTON said that no such instruction 4,
as before alluded to, had been given to the English
agents. The portions of the correspondence suppressed
hail reference to a contingency, but not such as that re-
ferred to.

The
bll way then ordered to be read a third time tc•
morrow.

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

FRIULI: PHYSICIANS IN A MERICA--There aro not far
from 20 of them. and several are iu Excellent business,
They confine themselves generally to midwifery and the
diseases of their own sex. Their euccess in the former
branch tends to establish them firmly in families. Th,
number will probably be gradually on the increase, since
they are beginning to be employed in the neighbouring
cities of Charlestown, Cambridge, R,xbury, and adja-
cent to•vns much more than formerly.—Boston. (C'. S.)
Medic(tl World.
THE Frig Neil EsfuAssr.--The Countess de Persiey
opentd the saloons of Albert-gate House for the first
time this season, last evening, and was honoured with
the presence of a brill ant gathering of the political and
fashionahl9 world.

' FALL OF A RAILWAY BRIDGE—PERILOUS ACCIDENT.
The metal bridge crossing the Limerick and Fsyneg
line at Attyplin, in the county of Limerick, fell in the
other morning' with a tremendous crash. The first train
was 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 time, and, with great presence
of mind and promptitude, despatched a messenger on
horseback to Mount Etrl station to stop the train
there, which he fortunately arrived in time to effect.
The line was thoroughly Wocked np ; 100 workmen
were stt at once to clear away the mass of rubbish, and
it is expected that the line will be clear for traffic this
day. The loss wil fall on Mr. Dargan, the contrac-
tor, and thu ( xpense of replac:ment will be very heavy.
F irtunately no life was los., nor was any one seriously
trj.vm r
locomotiveLitnorick, that
!tun: Immediately on the news of the accident arriv-
officer, Mr.
superintendent,active a
a d
being vigilant
on the look out
for the c flung train, started off with a fresh engine
and carriages t.) tbo slene of damage, and in half an
hour had the
ferred to the praesiiiieefegers, goods, and luggage trans-
only half an hour Lit train,. and arrived in Limerick
[Anymivristustur.i ei- ,
near N•(.„__.,_ _ ,
_or,,,ftne nallett, of Whitty Head,
a bad
le‘gu,c`uificll-uthe
I:cle'uff:ireil for many years from
wounds, so that she was vii,
the howl). She tried a variety
eatioe the ancle it had several
toof stand or move about
tions, hut without obtaining a cure. means
and applica-
God and using only three pots ~E. Poor By
Man's Friend,
of
and taking three boxes of pill,, she was perfect.
perfect].
Dr. Roberts's Poor Man's Friend, for wounds anydceured.
tions of every description, is sold in pots, Is. lid.raunPd- -
2s. 9d. each.. His Pilule, Antiscrophula3 for all im-
purities of the blood, is sold in boxes, is. 'lid., 2s. 9d.,
4s. 6d., 11s., and 225. each, by all medicine vendors
throughout the United Kingdom and Colonies. , i