The Sun. — 1857-06-15 (London, England)

MURDER NEAR RADCLIFFE, IN LANCASHIRE.— On Friday afternoon, Mr. Price, one of the depuv coroners for Lancashire, hell an inquest on the body of an I lit women whoa- body had been found in the river Irwell, near Radcliff,. Tee deceased, •who appeared about 60 years of i, bad been last seen at a lodging house in Bury, where she called about .7 o'clock that morning. At this place she stated that she had left her lodgings at Ramsbutt •m early in the morning, for Ra Icliffe or Manchester, having left the people at her lodgings quarreling and fighting with pokers. Her dead body was discovered in the river the same afternoon. There were several wounds about the head and face of the deceased, the scalp being almost stripped from the skull in one place, and the base of the skull being fractured. A surgeon who had extol ned the body said death must have been caused by these injuries, ant not by drowaiog. Tue jury found a verdict of " Wilful murder against some person or persons unite° It is suspected that the unfortunate woman had been followed and murdered by some of the peop e she had left at Rarnstiottorn. SOUTHAMPTON Jute 13.—The Spanish screw steamer Almogavar, Capt. Candle, sailed hence this after noon for Havre and the Spanish ports with 46 paeeeto gers a..d about 70 tons of cargo. There wile be three steamships leave here fir New York next week—namely, the Hermann (with the German, French, and English mails), the North Star on Wednesday, and the Constitutwo (with tie Belgian mails) on Thursday. Tne Royal Mail Company's steamship Parana, with the mails fur boa West ledies, &c., and the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Sultan, with the Peninsular mails, sail on Wednesday, the 17th. The Pera, with the ledia and Ceine mail, leaves on the 20th, and the Colombo, from Alex may be looked for about Wednesday. THE PxtuNsuLat MAILS —The Peninsular and Oriental C oupat y's steamship Taus, Cap ail E. Christian, Arrived at Suuth-aniiston yesterday at 3 p.m. with the Peninsular mails, in charge of Lieut. Bridges, R. N., and dates from Gibraltar to June 6 ; Cadiz. 7 ; Lisbon, 9 ; Oporto, 10; and Vigo, 11. On the outward voyage-the Vague experienced floe weather • homewards, northerly winds g the coast of Spain, and thick wratherthrou.; h the bay, This steamer brings 43 first arid 21 second-class passengers, and on freight nine packages of sperms value 4,6361. sterling. H. M. steamship Vulture, Capt Campbeii, seven days from Malta, arrived at Gibraltar on the 2d i at. The Tagus left H M S Princess Royal anchored at Lisbon on the 9‘h inst. The screw steamer Hydaspes, he'll Southampton, arrived at 9a m. The Lisbon exchange report sta es that a large supply of bilis ba aPpe tred on Lin inn, and although a te.v were done at 531 fur three months business closed at 53i: with bill,' °ver. On other planes little was done, paper continuing scarce at 531 on Paris : Amsterdam, 414 ' • Hamburg, .47 ; and Genoa, 532. Three per Cent. Stocks, were dull, at 454 to 49, registered, eat div. ; Coup ins, 45 to 451 ex div ; and Deferred, 28 to 28i Lisbon Bark shares were at 10 to 12 per cent. pin. ; and Oporto Bank shares, 22i to 25 per cent. pm.