The Express. — 1861-08-15 (London, England)

TAIENT4. —A mis ra) huge! bArit 4.4 A lathe Plover. Clerk 1. L. M. loyer, to to Costa:km.  I • *.. r. 11( it 714 Avuoit 11.  Hie !loyal llightio.• Prince I hwar of Swe!eu Antal l'ortsamoth I tot ..yari this mcniag. He came over tram Osborne an tlic LIM, tender to th. 'Victoria awl .ttbcrt, cud vi•ditd the v.uimi.departnicht, of interval is ill...dockyard. His royal highness was attended by two aide. 4-camp. tied iptain feet* sad Lieutenant lid..he:L.l%M ilacabip Victory. The lord. I *.oonaiwpf nem .1 the Admiralty to•day riait the nec Yard. Ila.lar Hoepital, sad the various other • stahlishmeets ne the f :i.aport side al the bar-boar. They hare tr.u•lcire.l their ile.; from the Osborne to the 81a..k sad Vivid, luthre-wheel steamers. This sva nia; lb.. lonlabips steamed out of harbour, mod 'proceeded on a short cruise to the westward. The iishorue, swim yacht. Martyr t-..ooksaadev ff. H. H. Sewer. will pail on Friday for .totwcrp, with the Priam and Prima.* Froderick William of Prtioda oo bowl.  The Sea.li.h atasw•ae..ei which brought over the King 011 iswediai ~ a visit to her Maj.-4v. and the Norwegian s•ew corvette which eonvi.yed her, ..wiled Li the e►stward yesterday.  Eracr3l.l, 51, .crow fri,;.,te, Cape:kin Arthur l'utn. lout& ha. retanacal to SlatLml from (0,b0r0,..  The Main. ra., sawn truopoliip. Commander sad, on Friday fir Plymouth. and is e‘ pivteil to I vturo Turalny with tr. 1...  The royal yacht "act ia and Albert, Captaiu tlo. lion. .i. llamas. will return to P•etainouth w 3loaday, aml after enaliw4 will pro..eal to Holyhead to money her Majesty the quota to Ireland.  MALTA, Arcs-y 10. 31ar11m.r00.411 tut. arrivr4 from England anal Oikrahar.  Tbe lat 6to leave f-r syrit in a day or two, but very 4.'0010 if Itear..ttlinaral liners" pwweed. in ber, an was inten.6l. to. relieve Itear-AiLwiral Itedairy The rent of the &et 1101) t.. proceed to Hs with the Cowaaade►-al'hief.  The Litt. y Na ils ro 31,4wlay.ard the remaiailer d the Rest am Tuesday. The iteamt• kit I'4'v- rout fut Yalu us the sth Apple:,  Licutonauti John Wart arra k .10 B. Brock, R.N., love ►see smutted naval man nests en the Southateptee  THE CULILAoII C+311..--The troupe at the camp as* kept In.y during the ieicif day of the Duke of Calm keidge wird. re them. .lteeher reckw took place as Tues. day, in IL- presence of the Priam of Wale.. the DOA of ttiaaki.lo, and fleneral Sir I:enege Brown, who travelled from DuLin by the special train that left at 9 o'clock. The spectators, aotwithstamling tho charming ilsy, could he eseeted without invoking niuch narotal anxiety. The troops as the were the NUM, as • •LI the previous day. Thee marebe4 from the camp about half. peat ten o'clock. ..a took up a position in front of the stand-hones. His Royal the Prime of B..ilcs, .iecompunied by the Duke of t:air!nidgit and tiel,eiid Sir t:corge Brown, role up to the bee at II o'clo‘k. The party WIL• received with a roval salute from the Royal Horse Artillery. His royal 11.01•11,. having finished the impartial of the lire.. the moveni..it• and meoeuvrim; of the day commenced. The pro.,;randue of tawtim was nearly the same as on the previoua day. No aeci,hoit .wctured. although it may be otwerved that the charge. of the cay.dry were more nu. memo that. on the former occasion. The review and sham battle ternithatol about lialrpaq two o'clock, when the csvalry..irtiiiery, and infantry proreeded to march past the ▪ lt would he iniis.ssilde to select a fiver body of men, and they looked as fresh as if they bad only just put on their kaapmeks and mounted their waggon,. .tfter the march rot, the meal party 'proceeded to the quarters of the Priam of Wile., where they partook of luncheon. The thismander of the Forces and staff returned by the special train, which left the Curragh Siding at four • cluck.  Stioa:Lsa Csmz or Pommel:ea.—An ingneet was haid veranda. by Hr. I. S. Brent, deputy-coroner foe West Iliddleets. it the Buffalo's Head, Narylol)one-rood, on view of the body of Sarah Earner, aged about 52Ste resident of 24), Noith-street, Manchester-aware, who,, from the evidence adduced, died from the effects of opium under the subjoined cemtnstances. On Monday evening about nine o'clock poliee-constable 21r, 1) found &cereal apparently drunk and incapable on the doorstep of 8, Northumherped.street with a crowd . f persons round her. He asked her where she lived . • first, she said in Paradist-steet, then in North-street, and finally she masted that she belot4eil to the wut:huusu. He removed her to that institution, but the peter knew nothing of her, and in cousequence he took her to the High.street Police.station, charged her with being drunk and incapable, and she was put into a cell. She wan sufficiently sensible to give her name and address. About an hour afterwards she was found insensible ; the divisional surgeos. Mr. ('larke, was sent for, and medicine was saind• mistreat, which shortly after appeared to have effected her recovery. Another hoar elapsed and she was again found heavy aid sleepy, and seemed totally unconscious. Her friends were Not for, and in err juenieg of her stating that she hal taken poison, Mr. Clarke used the stomach pump, but al,e sank and died before one a.m. Mr. f lerke performed a rusl.issorfens examination, and drovered that death took place from the effects of laudanum. The daughter of V:, deceased slated that on the eveniog precastiag her deat:i she earned witness's room and exclaimed. I bare tales it; I have taken sit pennyworth of laudanum," and threw a phial on the door, but witness dial sot thin pay any attention to it, as deceased had so fry. greatly threatened to destroy herself. She had several tunes before purchased laudanum to kill bendy. but invariably threw it away after keeping it fur a short time, and on last Christmas-day witness found her hangiug by the seek, but in such a manner that she received no injury. Verdict, " Suicide is estate of mind unknown." VALVI Or