The Sun. — 1848-10-11 (London, England)

PORTSMOUTH, TCESDAY.—The Stromboli steam-sloop, Conimat:der Lord A. W. Beauclerk, Gsl:ne into harp. ur this morning to complete fuel and repair some tritlaig defects.  Tne Grampus, 50, Captain H. B. Martin. C.R., being po,r;rieeriVr into thg is oil', was wdaisschi ;na4l)::ctteledr atnrdeigexhetracnisdedprie); ittaihlneedPet3doaribti ky Aodt. r the Aiiellsa, nrSds re aTls hhl neeilr;xnaaneCdt ctinv,o e d b K. il. the sp'to-day. She will come in to-morrow, when her freight will be toie ythtmec ni 2,638,656 dolls. The officers of the Blenheim and Excellent have not yet exchanged to their proper ships, nut will do so tomorrow. Ad speak highly of the Blenheim's pericrmances on a wind, with her screw power at work and her sails braced up, she beat the Sc. Vi:,cent two mil s per hour dead to wind, and the Regent and Bellerophon one-and-•a-quarter miles per hour. ller officers also report favourably of her wire rigging. Admiral Sir Byam Martin is at present on a visit to Rear Admiral Pr• scott, having come to Portsmouth to see his sons.  It blew a gale last night, and the squadron at Spithead sent topgallant• masts on deck. It has moderated a little to-day, but it still blows fresh, and looks wild .nd stormy. Wind W.N.W. --air 9.—Her Majesty's steam gun-vessel Pram, ' • - westward, hove in sight yesterday Rifleman, froeil --:-ne, at ten o'clock, and being morning inside the xidny..' d the Sound, signalled by her Mapsty's ship e saute inside the lirealt*ater, After .ehe profrom Port-Admiral it William Ball Gage, deeded at half-past two o'clock for the eastward. Her biajestis steam-frigate Cyclops, bound to the Coast of Africa, came id j7eaterday, e • tier *jCkty'r; ,:!„`"ate Dmdalus, Captain M'Quhae, is tb Et! Naito oft oil Fridit The Finance Committee OT the Board of Admiraltyare eiiZted at Davenport on the lath inst. It is reported that when the Caledonia, 120, Captain Thomas W. Carter, now in the Sound, is refitted, she will take Admiral Adam to the Mediterranean, to relieve Admiral Parker, and the Hibernia, 104, Captain Peter Richards. The merchant barque Chorister, Captain Richards, with a cargo of hides and horns, arrived yesterday, after a passage of eighty-seven, days, from Buenos Ayres. The barque Victory, Captain Watson, of and from London for Quebec, out six weeks, came in yesterday  - killed them left the house. Went with them, and saw Regan surrounded by six or seven persons, at a borbeen, or passage leading into his yard. One of the party desired Regan to go on his knees. He did so, and was immediately attacked. Heard repeated blows given to him, and saw a gun presented at him, upon which he (deponent) retired, fearing that he might be hurt, as the gun was pointed towards where he was standinz. After the murder of the three, the six or seven men went away at a slow pace, and faced towel ds the mountains. Does not know any of the party who entered his house, and those who did had their faces blackened, and were disguised. Benjamin W. Bradshaw, Esq., M.D., having been sworn, states that he has examined the bodies of Edmund Regan, John Walsh, and Timothy Dwyer; and on making a post ?imam examination of the body of John Walsh, finds two very extensive fractures on the crown and the back of the head, a gun-shot wound on the left side of the neck, which fractured the vertebrm, and went down between the vessels and towards the right side, fracturing the right collar bone, and found a charge of mixed shot lying under the pectoral muscle, which must have.caused instant death. The shot must have been fired from above, that is, when the man was on his knees. Deponent finds that Timothy Dwyer received an extensive fracture on the left side of the head, from which the brain was protruding, and several scalp wounds, and a vi ry large one under the left ear, also a rupture of the left eye. Those injuries caused his death. Deponent finds that Edmund Regan received a fracture of the entire left side of the head, and right upper and lower jaw-bones broken, the right orbit ruptured, and the whole teeth of the right side knocked out. Those injuries caused his death.