The Sun.
London, England, 1857-07-06 00:00:00

to town safe, and found your sisters well, Accept my
warmegt, kindest love, and ever believe me to be youIS
with aff, c!ion,

" M ADFLFINE."
T;•e cor usp •.nden:e cl.ses letfer rre-
viou:•ly read, ad,jrssed by the pri&mer to ihe de-
e-ased at his lodgin;!s, forwarded to him at Bridge
of Allan, with the Glasgow postmark of Marca 21.
This fetter was received by the deceased on the
Surrlay morning, and wai found in his vest pocket
after his death. It may be proper here to reprint
it :

" Why,• my beloved, did you not come to me! Ob,
my beloved, are you ill ? Com,-3 to me. Sweet one, I
waited and waited for you, but you came not, I shall
wait again to-morrow ni,!ht—same hour and arrange-
ment. Oh, come, sweet love, my own dear love of a
sweetheart, Come, beloved, and clasp me to your
heart ; come, and we shall be happy. A kiss, fond
love. Adieu, with tender embraces. Ever believe me
to be your oven ever dear, fond

• " Mum"
The Lard Advocate then proposed to put in a
memorandum hook of decease i's, which led to some
deb de, and it was ultima'ely reAolved by the
judg,s on the bench to consult the other judges of
Justiciary.

An, th7r witness for the Crown will follow, if the
memorandum bcok is received, and this will close
the case for the prosecution. It was arranged that
the members of the pris-ner's family should be
called for the defence, and cross-examined for the
Crown, instead of being called for the prosecution.
In reply to a juror,
The Dean of Faculty said, he could not under-
take to say that the case would be closed. before
Wedfiesday.
The Court adjourned at 5 o'clock till to-day
(Monday.)
The prisoner scarcely maintained her jaunty, in-
different air during to-day's proceedings, but ap-
peared to feel the exposure which her letters made.

THE EAST INDIAN STEAM FLOTILLA.

The following circular, explaining the arrange-
ments connected with the issue of the capital of
the Indus Steam Flotilla, upon which the East
India Company have already granted a guarantee
of 5 per cent., was on F. i lay srwarded to the share-
holders of the Scinde Railway Company. It will be
noticed that the capital and revenue accounts of the
Steam Flotilla will be kept entirely distinct from
those of the Scinde Railway and of the proposed.
Punjaub Railway.

Sciade Railway Company, Gresham House,
Old Broad-street, July 3.
Sir,—l am desired to inform you that the Hon. East
India Company have resolved to allow the Scinde Rail-
way Company to issue shares representing a capital of
250,0001., upon which a minimum rate of interest of 5
per cent. per annum will be guaranteed, for the establish-
ment of a steam flotila for navigating the Indus between
Kotree, the upper terminus of the Scinde Railway, and
Mooltan, the lower terminus of the proposed Pow
jaub Railway, and a bill for giving effect to the reso-
lution is now before Parliament. The directors of
the Sci.dp-Ra lway Company have decided that such
capl'a;l snail be distributed among the present re-
gi-tered shareholders in the Scinde Railway Company,
at the rate of one share of 201. for every two shares.of
201. each in the capital of the Scinde Railway
Company. Provision will he made in the propoied
act for keeping the capital and revenue accounts of
the Indus Steam Flotilla separate and distinct from that
sof the railway. Should you desire to become a share•
hilder in the capital of the Indus Steam Flotilla, you
will be good enough to fill up the annexed form of air•
plication, and tran-mit the same to this office on or before
the 17. h inst.—l am, &c.,
THOMAS BURNELL, Secretary.