The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-12 00:00:00

sneaked yip / the Ws, e . r ilesk "'wee Liganurt, et the two* s e " PM *ad 810111.1 lowst usefaL milady nay bs Alan erne hs escapatiim not Warmed, ss. is this psis*, re ewe; en the the Uses of the at the physicians • asses should be teems emu sod are &s -ties.. Thom sr ked w ebsigea se chumming. director sf see wratait 69 i lbo as hisso la 69 'but the *ohm ma seed Oil lbe owe W ohl%thus sd the !Am& of ken. shakes of eblit I the hod, whoa de lid MA RIR 19 a. bad off Isse of sessesil Is NW 111 Is houpthl ail lisse doss sot issultiso sod it Is MVO Mao &it IMO us the ▪ llsabtat es hue sus s about 1 la IR. hars hays boss 11 ate sad WWI% madams is M. ht 133. Itis por• . nuns es sib. maul ; ass You it is alse_ prate of the '""" 77f 17dists seighboor ✓ee quits ramoved ▪ dirma. As a dose 111111811 UM, It et th• sassed essaisolies of a is glores—a thin mad the ;lbw bessi d ttsil 6 owe, csly s, the 'sly osblis a. Ms sun ads as Is ths a *sel bro Mob ettesited ins Ilfhostt s t iat a josorissmos toed n oast s obloat pe W. 12 ass• kid thus b so my Mar ask k pallaala man wok sea Walapailka at as mks• ildi d alu t e los, *Wag= 1111411MISIMMINI • TABOUltllta hrotrruto moss Wooded ks shaft a Work& br• *Anw distrless of wefts* of the bad- The nowt amble routdio wY s i w Ity slue Ito to !opt. 10 kit, forno• the 1, sad ALM poor somooki tbo olothoo keit kw la MOM kg b hair DS kw t. atron =y ea s sall- as dome see be Owenaisu se spr, si may as se Oleg ail Ems asishely Asa Ist .1 I Is pesp=jl • sissmsef wbki, is C it st i c they have &0., 273 room, 140 62. r.... The he se them awes ef penny, ead, he sues oily. The ages& must Um) his sz• This cow A the hem all *a Volleido. dew bsmaer Ms. of M. ...b.. . 1 Iffilidiplied. MOS =rely ming is Ilegessmeini Inn i E lgil!S 41-711 6. d t mg trely sal I .cos sCei__ekeep s Ire ▪ eseiber a r ree - e; ! Wight, es the si . erealtesh' ' r the de" OM e Ablest sem kr .see seememy le the seen Me,ail sepeelmili he the m take se elm* veggie* fir Beelty wield elm I twee the addhleael Fels ea die am In I seismal eheptive. lopt fs—l MEI the eacieseeneet, • The teetriebeY ▪ ethessee." • irked NATIONAL oOATlM—Yeatieffay a mar kr of Me Feria aatierd s zlHane de tire. arrived k the atter& hem i. emi t il l i t ssu imitltrWalimi m a rny, te Mg the aa4 ohm As et Woe& iill egyesemee el a Wind Moir eel a gg . gin Tire ma, la Ms arra fd Onst Zara, mart meat aka? se they rased Oman the laseesblires. ths Terefr ei ll=red iemes Thre Tair t I, leurd ia : ite r = A =WI Offs.—The mama a the gilaffrant eskers mid the whole el km Is • wawa aeryem br =rper edam A eagrated rowit has i tes ripply es may edemas se embody esa pos sibly mew, at 1011 7 ram per cares, sad be will Mad erg edema with say espial the pasehmer may reggest Pima ISQUISTS, YZSTUDAT.—PBODOCIION or DUNG Demarrost ?LIM ST • M•OSITILATS,44 Mr. W. rya et dr (fibrilla Tann, se. deorge'frread, by ad jossagest, as B. Weedrew i sseg 13, and when death is mega le ban smaked be. ea reselved ia a mart w • bey mad A. Wed, ea as ith et September last. P i ra th ha hi w deeth a the deemed, WIL Norton, the as. gisteete el Leak Polisemer, prawded to take his de b wha he sharp' the hip Solidi with having a d o *dm, and am Ms sire Ina ezandari be- dm Mr. Heat" led esenadded lir trial tar emelembeer. 1111 roving bray wee afest i f i r the wpm a a rielectberellestise col the am by Ti.. Nor ter—lar. Yaree stated that he mob as appileades la Mx Mersa by Wax with he seed. pia, eat the neer sky hr the ranetim ef the &pukka bare the jury, to wade them to sae to • s%. A letter wee m the kali ersoserW *a wheat' eider ef dresse, ermalk.lighea, Mr. merilletherry, is whirs Mr. Mertes mdemeared le eat be the sera air thea the peorkeder etas deymidawas me m osaid to the memart inestlysties, ami tiledha it Se being rednea Me. Payee eaM. elhe *slam alb. Marar, it me mar to peed Wier with dr imarigadea kr the presaori segymied that the 'may ahead le Mail Maker aied, mil la the maga be well sugs ert al semen te earl the yeedartier ef the depaid a er ef the Emma The megletweit is the doh wee heard Is has asaded and weasel the deralea. TM ease" court wee a court el" seened, gad the imeselgatisa ban a Jury wee superior to that as fre es ajahaden by • air itA j ann. observed.zehep comer weed pareur ally se. lir. Norma ea ea .—Mr. Pay= mid he certainly eboald set welt urea r. Noises ;he As= a eery different none bare the jury nein After some widows of an lameleal mann bad been a dined, the hapiarz eras alums& me Mireay an ..- 13110171•• MID 'FATAL rina—lly Mr. 0. a. Mitts, at lleswell-ball, M , the resignese a Nix Waiter Burg, ea the bay of hie mother Mn Men seede r aged 87, who Ihile wee head deed mar Me dreneremees : The dewed key, it appeal, wee in a having a rear ligM loyinim I. Mr beim= a aid we so appre. lain a Wives dna eihe beim& ea the deer ea dr leas miasma hemesely with as the arm a kw* • peaks. Oa flaky, the Ink bast, the deceased .tired early to rod In the emir elder algid Wu Denies was awakened, sad peresiving • gra el rams. =vebaledes die alarmed her gather. *ln want la Me separtemat. TM deer me looked. He lee ligkeond Maid his mathar twerfung kids. =L i anise for the pumas eI I ereestne her and die re glled, as if eery at being disturbid, 0 T 2.1 a. ret know whet yea west" Me beds merle, candle, and spoke rile earray. Mr. DOW believing that everythiag we ealle Mind is ybee at Me o'cdoek ia the mining he was eple mesa aol s die sea ginger maim te lie der ea= aid thrt these wee • wise ef shines ia dee helm = mh tect2 . er a tvtri sirthe reiser, i, ia diseased OW ibe any Mini by the servant wen esser s i by ben* =of the hadelead es which the old lady lint fang • hrge Mk it the fulling on the parlour table, tin mash ea seer Mr week. belay literally red het maw weesaea, slams bay a dierebdag seen through as bee seaming the bed an dr Saw dun. Ac lam Ade rea me ramie to the rtes netahl, and the doer we bar dy Ma era. The bees emir w r Oiled the sea, beevex perteatly derimied every eler. whi TM bed, what teas half emsamed, me head to be dread, bat by =l.sheet Its. Nears was lead b :? s in her IMAM 1 a a ark bard the rem does gra Her Item Ilam w a r bee ware la the ask bay es suit iWM IMO tate Mesh. fiberarly waw% set a ire male balm thee el the bet we m IM. - hem the "has el dr drigramem sad the appear am el the rem it weeleffged that the deemed LAY had gee set of bed. ea la Nana Maki the area awl IS the &MO sprialegisiMpandy sea them= *ea healed nee together an the Sem and tried leaf! 1 yak the Iby le waft them Ma die Rei u sed dna ' =ILOm mbar the bed kr renevel by 'There I gredraellusereikeed. la Urea remerhable Mb he die - leer. Meet May la rain the dear m ahem it ale rim an alarm Mrs. Beam was muyesereed with die hams heat sad sank down .—The jury bay severed that, at an meals, the An whir mama the death a the theerea lay was pinup waidental, returned a verdict to Met WM THE ORRAT PRISONS OF LONDON. TOTHILL FIELDS. Is=elinig Piccadilly towards tbs parks and of the west sad. tot eye of the eireaper, so it MINIM to the hit over sae orbs dart and Wrest viers la lissiaseoilmes perk end press, bomb aril bui err ad spin. Miner mad wren, brad Sisk EP Wore benries, rests on • low seindel ley tem of Winks tl. will 6111k= skit Mime, nom tie ember a parka of the Sew E s..4 sAidesee. That rather enirienne and Maki re lashisib sibira Sr an °Wyk. rier pie—le be gnat slime I Weteatirese, as at'tb dine sad bird la M mad. As the assaibsea of be kreslid primal per le and be babes their Nab den in Brinark the bells of lk Ste~ik Naafi sp i re their hedieseekspe ri mless and • = s o: beilind." Let nibs peekisi , that there is Aber it= si Te*Ababbs, so sew ker li greld idir lhe dwellinuef se, lee repshin le—spider ea all. Very Mint la Ms Is it le the deed pion ea the sib of the Shies, ee iipes. Oa theareery,it sprats to be onbsemsd la • very easier* pone of rob to the near Ones wswallageltalke seeks mad ober toe the see grope le IS head ss. the sulk= ea lonslies of lloihre and the "boson" If the seillea of berserrie seinbie e be harabed, or their reinbandi Mere Wed mak is rake so Ws* le be sensed by dr sW of the palms as the prissa—puhre mere se. Det earlini ars is net to dines this rawer. Triblllelds Prises Ms eenerally as a kb 1:= It was orrhaDy reeled la 1111—oe as ell Aide, ird new bit tab a put et dr ippfrsaarell, sib hordes. It was wiled or asking hi 11 111 s the et Hebb. the libewhimpat Pees of the w sifted over the : 'Hen us sevaliels of work sr the poor of fir el ik keen sere, Wal sh:Or. sad she the sweaty seserbern lab end he seek es will beg OM like k this shy of Westermer. bur, Dia" werd dream the phis as roil moaned la bh dep, end hobs sap its?ilnel asadia 2 metal keeper, no. Owls ebb, es a to MIN grornor. flows yaws see die alai o f tbs old wers talus dews, sod** remit was soyis alli tr i a le3o. It is a wry her e, sabismask sal sew Irskame burn. The eateenseis as the sad as mesa her be szersdas Womb the Meal of a finel One, vial, easy, lib% sad yet sets Irked, It le se. Thin his saw bra a row toss lt, asstr air. air -41111 easernesee of earekrare or the per el the Mom who hid dein his key, sod • prises reader it se, los hard the pie art walked away. This is a aihYq naiad the belga( ;se bet eves la peke abewillk Is superior Is Niro.* assektkis is tks ess sits plates peed yaws whisk Se bpi pressies I Oa (Mader at the are sarprind to Sad 1111111111he0a his er i Zie: sad a Yi bared podia, nearly se larger be deralery of w.pan, hit skirl will ire tens and ho o p la boors =ler, need whisk • sales of break, an 01. "rib seamiter the body of timi Ora, rift hest orb the pearsses bear, urea disk the dripi le balk—this bent the terms Eke begilA sa wkiii h sesa her nobs, end waiter kr • t• rater no rend ir ie=iiihneat, we are shown late • bream or ember berb whin we astir a amber of rash sad sneer shed of sambaspiled i sad, by laphy, hies that as of Id era seri is SNOW 110 the &isms of the ray hablable hen billed sub walls ea pats—wills the nab raid is ea kart many lab& gam to the Hera Gerd% sad to lie knacks la b. Jamb's sad Hyde perks, ahoy resat—sad two or tkee theorist nen lord be sonsestrated ups the spot in iii ashen. I t t is gibe sa ninon* the oinesebases ofthe tree, thst heelrk ieste roil be redo knits to the park It weal be as sib is mile it snoop upon the Tower r spot Ibis prism Thin is as nen why we skald at eel that all the Wirt pest wain psis en sink* well provided pr their is k nee of and. The days of prkeivbreelder ma banks k shooks is see err. No sae nest new born of bereft pd. sumo valor be is be premed to overthrew the pear ant Pitts rentey—to de 11, wail nip" not a row bet a rovelaties. The weeder, berever, woks to ender es: let as rind bias T. the of the non Wise =tides soak be seen peesfal sad at the seer tiEhe movies eel prisca.be—dra the who soorlysid, with Ito art wips tern sad suarevalbe Phi: bat the brie la this ors i e assleasai ap ns is sn orgennel ie of pin, hr phew =ee l inebershie by say ander the hot thatis sal =ls is a lam as air= klaNdsr. F t o ee a his wereelisa it is on of the nay wan inederi to Leader. being that it was any bail t arsa mp • kw years ssap,it k reaskirar that it sherd be es L En, la track, rime of par drainer oily yet k Ile sad tweak yews bob it woo auk ire arbeelsed=l is sow. A t . at the phis of Ws pal nil el that of Posteaville Ili renal its halts et oar. Fonleaellis rally one •. Oh is eerraL Free be embel phi of that the bar of evay ad say be NM at awe : I.e as plat Is Me sea roes On a hogrost of the whole be seat. For all paean et a =ess k I &as Mashed bad. lactic • marls. a mask larger as. yeaditere e r a ls . sea boa word otherwhe be amid hr ' the ran era total at illakary. Thispelen, obis Ordhslis. header sad ✓ant of the ism* arrhisehe i t a b ased' hr be osseslist wherea t of pretty early the riles elan derliikals. Ii for, however, • kw othen—debsen. For same rim, here ray be Gra the aereleni Joseph Aly, embed he a debt owing te the pIiMINISPIONnis hr reteMa Uteri, iseMea_iiiiiiiisCila Ord, M be hi west whets Mew pes 'el emeseig to pus " Hen, des, ele the Mief tho &edit as. a visle. gsb e i Entestip Hue% esil 'Mem is oe Mime =saes is (eel Math esi sfiesMedng the filismeor elf elk emilsemest He is well knows, psi is smitseleil m the diet isystem Theis nes, merremer, sever me emit other sor may of their follow-prisenme; though plead ta itiJalwas usW sad yards, they us probably sot swam el ; sad it Tsui be melees if they wore, fir the walls am so lefilg emd Ihe guards as Mill, that is chasm of isimemosimiselies meld be bead. eves were it desired. It may ember be well to state that the reports going the mewl el the assist Jamul. to the 'rest that *MO paitiml Abadan. me brood into onspeakethip with biome. end ormpslled to pia' oakum are gaits . Same was sever pat to oskamlieldeg u all, end the Ohms were cup at it for two at three days Net that cog disiketion wee made I. his tem bemoan he is a ass of shmation, bat beemse, es Ms amide% he did himself as is• valid, and wee plismil apes the slit NM Yew will wed to be filmed Mist by Me hoe of Beglesi a perms tow rioted of a seledomemenr may aft es meletals himself r ei r=se, se mto be Hee is head bbraor inks. TM peissies, Min tried eider the aid law, are only misisessememes, and therefor* avail themssies by pro vides. pq lee shillings per week far Mei sad !me ask doe—esti*t to the gemeel aplsYoms the insitsaise—at their owe disposal Wheitio a mnient use Mil be mile at this Meese remains to be sees. Mr. lirsest her, for en., mums dimmed to negley is wisely. We bed him surrounded by his brelte—eMdded the seas** of the thaplais, whose vete is, we bairn, oily put apes works of a potential or weds( Mad, as net is asextionee tie penal tharester at the p lats. Oink sod matitessathe an the Media to which he to be Austin himself ; this I surely • gigs of mimeos of thsurith Whomever a mss a eise r sdes ."ls Z medal milks besemee the imitate of a miss, eat the asbiret of pled diesigiss, it is always isterestig to ksew the mai et Me empuisses el its .Many. Bask ow do esessienally emir; me& this being am, cur inquiries me reibered es the isaMest. Mr. Jesse says his heath is set alms/ by his essamenest. At list he felt the same of reemint lather enwely, befog aresseemsd to take a great Mel elf esersies. Ming mil walking. Hs some tittle esti else—Mw ism are sot se samht es mt• pets, and the .es who he. bees used to tread ea Peados does set a teddy take to mid memary—Mt these Wes 'mimes have been ot Fereeme. Ho is biome riniessied, walks is his yard end cell twenty stiles a day, sad per saes hi stadia. The diet, he we, is magailkost indeed; the leap ammo with his rmearlirMy well, sad the ehomdate is splendid. Them us his ows words; tha Maims al his styli may me his veritable mak upon them. Thle many is valuable to the penal reformer, and erelliMe to the ssegistrates who have the rostral of the plies. Is deed there is so pert of the mare managemest of this seal th at is sot admirable; sad this et the ems time Os% la eseetreetkis mad some parts of Its b se hraltp as scald asily be conesived. the prim is es& Mired seeable of beld 800 plesssee, and essmelasse lima for peat., samba Mikis its web, M Ms only sew rate eleep rolls kr about 270 ali the 111114 ham lie lts disposed is large dormitories, isesteleiog forty le lreithe. This crowd's( of prisoners together is the is es irredeemable kalif. Hader whosoever system dpkas the eelprit is placed Mein the Mere ef work sr d alaet study, he should be impelled to sleep ekes. We ham so isseltaties in saying Ilea a body of eighty Mow lying is a ammo room—altkeugh ea ism day - all sight is the epartesest—will suffer men merepties and essimistim is ins bean than they would is is issathe dame Mimi e i b i i pira ta is the esimicilmem sr the modish". TM isemetisa of elespisi sells we result es a mne nen is reel Laidldes to this radical dart, TWO-Seib las as Lae I reareateat io ar s y sa =l ies *Otel Oeldhataker Lae erlt bee arpeare, to de the mein ed the No bar Na taeght—as klad a week. Ths say labour I sawed is the the sea are dhgeelies trel e rZ ir The eakl etat il : ibis prima famish we NINON of eriabeab loaning la hear keadiersits, sad se bresght beak late the per et The time puma witkia les alb Is, is a. aburrow Nash tame sore sat anis airman; sad, as... it b. la the ratters el raft sal mita& he leers Is es kpL retruseed Is ay mead art es he enteral Is. Oaks sad the whorl will bat lailihmady pre ls wait al m a sea fir e tiz=se el the world ea as Wea The bar greet abase which we have ora ll =tt ell air the .shad alike magistrates a the sway. far pri mmer below trial thay ken scispid the sepias area, sod wbely ; bet Sr *acids tar assess, ad short teem, dm seem &rased so stabi the dies{ eft work :=llThis laser great is lama Ismmash, them les . ead aperierat has sot yet detonated ea whisk side lie t he basses el ether aviaries. They saga, braver, to try their idea I. to rarity. The pessesitat aged. east M PadosvOlis is berg esaderked with awry seassiv able aid to sareer; sad, alas tlis ishearaster be opoll bs hveaselly Idol, as bias of Ger apedeas will Balser y assiosive Is. 111111118Wel air far other ariess. It wield be worthy a the seregelisra h er to losdials sa sae rasa wkisiS might camper whit drigza wa s et Pears, Ale. Nabs& Mae h wow their nest la, awe have seta, it Is beer Ida paled bar re s et sievelimerl dr heel Teat el altar rasemededia. The a=llasap of die ler ihis prim albedo the sp er bealiss ea the bat add. Lot we sae *way the palm arras dbelplia le saved, or May to be be may rest to ems. B that is brae sow Is la the way id lola By the seared yahoos lest Is.. tine them shaft say akar spar d ; sad to era a god es it It age is Nada la ear ate kr ever, world be a grer , we the earls alagisiky. a Beaty ts To these who sdepted theory sad apply it have woa d remora Ike Reeder wards a Howead. ate a Us aspeaded la yarn khan: " N plea as be append te be imayabie el in premises: I s t us bias the werk Taxa ; tire sad seporisase tea dose pas* whet we eadateke." IRELAND. DUBLIN, Mr. Potter, the abhor of Mr. O'Brien. bee own ataniested tiff paled& to the Aveasan's Journal the Sawing Lbw ken Ite infortswele dies!: My ear Paless, I estieloia Ike UM dame sad maim hake tar se Weft or fairi g aam be sewed to slaw the Jeri se e e the whams when laths seaMlieirf I have bes esevieled ; I be very saes yea will use yew same ellste to asks teems rse emelemete ipso ilk sobjesL—Bileve Res, rs moot Ink, Wanton S. 011ezes, Maud Gael, Os4 you 9. 1548. ?Mkt* is tenders will be miens to know Y. >r insteate of Mr. Smith O'Brien bus best re is Ireland ; and with that view' will gado the sendininte of a few of the journals whisk BMW lowa this seendig. And Int front the Lisseribli Bo porky it is a ropremniative of the sisal loamy whisk Used Mr. O'Brien Oar went Imo are wined—ear most dhard to tualboi—Withea Snick O'Brien the beta lona gain of Walt Imam. end awake, k a es/ksay ea, se we wens, the ears he Ids eneerstk or seek awry seer Wigs= their awn ends et doss It opelleit le We have, bowers, ersey bops end eiresi memo Ikea the sake= wee lty will sot be sassed, sad that life sat be spend. We shalt leave the appal** het to make ate ems impsoles te-dmit: me set he the temper eseestres, me ere is mosiese dims the pet or speeslate as the Ware. As sth el tame ha bees hews dews, std the meth SS ethos Is wet yen tad ohm war mese. Let as, bolero we tale weed w OWE other mat, 11411/16 car bores, sad Alyea gm if eitmetalinuon of reneger sad anasellplillifill few the eta See threatens nay he avert si—lbe nand diem Nisi de jemmied. Oh! will set elm this lonthle esumbe teeth Llama the Imes how assanny it is se hap* Ink seinesbis G uardian, whisk I sbell gusts front the Naos* Guardia's, whisk reeeemete She Ikon econsrvatlen of the wi rier d I tsrar7 floe age ewe nerrow. nobeisd bigt or wto set mme will Lana the nosisin ewe ale et Ode naly —ambie, 1110ssedel, enheknee-41n desnadeat st ea eashat .--Oss bid of apremsnres end boggy isay mail ine respoolon end ednired frin V en ters sad insive ecomesion el iskollese sad alet fegret tbe dos of Ikeda Tkis Ede. OM eta bas beta the deo et wily knaves sad derigaleg owed—sad be beta bell WNW sad demeed. Mr. irldnelikes spank ea Ms arineestio erodes will neat en Nosed were al the duet spode= et facade elogssare ever adhered wade Ike waft eta inert of juntas Mr. O'Brise, as we already rid, he. bees dashed: mod bed net Danny been libented ass Monesk whim sk Shi ft Wa r yens of grist wield bane bun Imola hal nil Wag lib —ea Meshed kabob& wadi net be tea .111111 • kw* end ta andable peter—s ye:lW and fatevesdes *Why woad net be sow without wend useloolor, aM the nose William 5•111: °Trite weld set new sin= Claet a Nashua tniter That his Ills will wed than on be no doubt. Ito semi re sesimadetios of tbelvey—ead sash a tee—asen be aneaded Bet. the s. or nib be spend, kiry the labsellowee el Ids skilsben reef me, rim the esseellell Ow poises soverelp mires it spin Nibs hems* sal CZIt will wpm sae of Ike strangeol anemia Is 'soy et our ewers—wben the peal the lioneka plan spa reeord the MI tire Sin yeateseleie la Si eas of attempted rebellion wee thmilres es pl. la Moot sixteen yens ego as the mounted gentlemen oVse mend day. If ke be guilty elireerea, sear. they, end el a wail intim if he Is the fababitent el the oravink sell, whore 'Mehl es ? Time ales. If Ironing be. se it always bee beta, spirit of the whig party—end that Omni 01= Awe d be ualsiziy dash eppe. idea to the ropenanedstioa of :he Jury, Sob new his deem se lir fete shield be *sir fete, to .we wadi mete then se tiny de to ethers. Bolsi dm pieced Wore you' the point of view it die the Names it Mr. O'Brien ts regarded by bit irepeddeare in the wintry ea well us by those tie armedhas pthey. I doll enable you ni t i o4l bow M e w* mW by Ms Mob be the is the ken the kay o lemma : welaneel Wylie was the probs blot 8 11. 2 61.1 / 1 18 11111•117=11. All is., of every alas, eseeleieleshei Want witk a peoeselserrow tea eta whose eeriest dose the wad he. shed a lustre on bennalty. Mew illkeei des bis yebeigiss—ell hummed Ids fete. Its oat f•Viff from svon7 Pen= I. " Inas sea be dew le sew hit ' It k not yet arse Ass the Wakens el Zug- Ind we demand, sod Oboe Is, tberehre, still NM THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY MINING, OCTOBER 12, 1848. hope that his Mead will net he shed. BM If.ytellolli to' the swam et • Wee sopsdisorp. misiMies skald& rain to ° make is maple" sad Idabel% dreesseales w dm sera =tthou Whim Smith Mina will spore milks o sprees!' in Os task sod mast h6 - fare "with the AM of • Osman mai Ile Ismses of a asaa." The liag's Monty mown anises to follow the bad cum* orlifferary. A man amid John Carroll' was ortedeand is his road hams to Rowse from Dankerria w Woilesieday last. Perm al r appears, banister, to have been the instith i on i S murder. A sea mama Reilly (not Devin Reilly) wen arrested yeetordoy at Belfast, and consigned to Bla med 3111611011 on a charge of high treason, He was a rasinher el awe of the clubs. • It is add that Amens efforts are being made . by the authorities to smartain the parties whose hand writing ass grand in the Clow paprts pro dined at the maid soliaterion at sal, in order to connect them with treasonable practices. It is supposed that Mr. Reilly is one of the parties alluded to. Of the state poisoners ir. Belfast, the Northers Whig mys: On Saaday two of the SW. princes (Messrs. Barns O'Reilly end O'llarke), who have for some time bees ma- Said in the sew Hems of Constakta hem were trtasaitert to Dublin, is cheep of two resalable.. Mr. O'Reeke is to be tried at the °modulo* is Dahlia, sad Mr. O'Rielly is. we understood, to be set fns on 'ivies bell. Respecting the trial of Mr. Meagher, the Closest correspondent of the .Frsorion writes : The Emma is mere perplexed br the case of Meapker than by any or all of the others. There have bees several emashatioss as to the mane to be take's, sad I believe yes will Sad that at least Measkres cue will be the last ea the Mom apprekeasiva are May of not getting a area, sada seek a resat leflasaehts say subsequent trials. The meet maitre mortises to presses evidenoe an Mktg made by the mows; weeps of witnesses ere Wag bees& is and sent of Isola a worthless, and up to the tsar at whisk I write It is felt that it would net be sok to Pia a trial u the ease new Meade. However. se man knows what ea blear may brag lath. The pram impression is that Magas will be the Gat broaskt up—if he be bineght up at all at this ams wades. I have heard to•day . , upon authority on which I have reason to piths relumoe, that a letter is in town from a high dignitary of the Roman catholic church, at present in Rome, announcing confidently that a formal condemnation of the Irish colleges had been arrived at though it had not been officially issued. I ' know not how to reconcile this to the positive inform ! alien of your Roman correspondent, bat I have it on such authority that I do not hesitate to mention the matter publicly. The same communication also states that the idea of " pensioning " or paying the Roman catholic clergy by the state had met strong condom , nation. . . . . — it is said to-day that the gwrernment have had notice that an attempt would be made to resew Smith O'Brien from prison, or, in the erect of his execution, while in progress to the place of punishment. This, it is said, is the reason it hu been deemed necessary or pendent to send down troops to-day. The 48th, I be lieve, proceeded by rail to Clonmel yesterday morning. JINNT LIND.—Prom the day Mr. Calash amounted that ha had oracladed an megagement with Jew Lied at the Theatre Royal, in liewkia-street, the sabhet al her sp. pearance in D a& formed the theme of general eenveres- Ms. not ocaly maeoget the suaseme votaries of snide and ems is this fay, but at every plese of public nowt sad la private sinks is the premium. Far several days that the ben-eMea had bees emoted for the nengement of pleeer, a samerout isoncoune of applioants thronged the peeled, of the theatre, for the pompom of le curies sesta TM deem were thrown open at seam &eke* lest monism bat keg bolero that hour the mart is Mat of the entrees, te the pit eel hem was demely shrewd, and the teak eensegsset spas the sexist] et partial to pin ad- Massa was mamboed te asides ahem The boxes were filled by a meet Inettionable sodium ; the pit wes tall, Mt, aesareMg to previous amassment. by Mr. Calash in tee distrhation of tickets, it was sot ismameniently crowded ; and the 'amiss were laden with that alms who as ordiaary maim lame themselves in the pit or undress *els. TM opera seiselsl hr Jemmy Lind's first appointee* in Dublin was "La Sooners bale," in which she sustained the charades. of Amine. The first scene having essamescod, and the time kr lielessaciselles appeases. having arrived, sheen a mas sed; sympathy pervaded the entire memtelege—a M imes after, and Jew 'daunted. TM sense that en sued wee of the ease smith. eitareeMr. Ransil after road et vellums messeiled emit Mbar, ad Om the bra et semi mientea, when the dam heemse abated, and the Mom mimed dews late hsaelhasm tiers awl merest moss. The epees this peseminTlit. elusive of the promo al Jemmy Lfittlie theatre was set without other seasons of lolmart. Mb modem the lead-liestmeat and Ids assiatie end level] asonless were pelmet. • sheer tar the terelientereet wee alai firm, ' mesa whisk the whale hew 'mg TAM whom As a matter if eases, bar esselieary Vs Oman, of Ohrealisa was the mat ethet of pulls hewer, and a sight Many dam was gives for the whim esentem Coarommort or Doszni.—Testirisy the tows &midi ideated Mr. Jobs Smith as sole law semi. Mr. F. Morgan, now a polities' rehires is Fromm, bed tom merelated with Mr. Smith as the law meat of the eorperatios. he empent la the idulliealien peas, and was lamina at the het Ind, repeated the ..Mines he per en that 14114114 respeallugshepeeeeellnee of Mr. O'Brien aad ibliewese hike bh (11r. Oiltnien nit to the town. Mt. al. Nr. Wales% meshy whim he me used tateellso bane*, esaremed with the essarakialsey, ERA OW era On to ismallise thek sems.—Cless. mamba by Mr. 0' .ftMet Meng the three hens we (Me pale) remained to Shallienieme sitar Mr. O'llein left 04 barn& we won owneed fa piing lip err effects, *hit a new te have the lama ins* W Maelbar *lemma, pen additional Med ian, Winne leek ghee whin me re l y Brien unloaded the suns et Bluillenteas. Ile woe brought forward la amenlens witit OS law, whisk maim two wittiness to rove vary OVlri Ma ad berm T. Sullivan, eumban by Mr. 1411114.—Proved the bine of armed Nan sad ana of drilling at Mulliaahons, but did not identify the rimer. G. Sparrow eabi od by the Atteeney.Oesena witness deposed to bevies seen Hr. O'Brian 'agora ia drilling HO armed sea ths town of Bellingarry, on Thurnay, the 27th July last. Ho farther identilin the prise:set, sad stated that be maw him at Ballingarry bikes the drillieg oommeased. William WCartby amnion by the Solinter.Osseral : I remember the Inlay before the light tak pace at the Widow Oormiek's. 1 wee at Hillenan• on that day. As I was leaving the town a men came to um sad said that be wanted my helm. I told him that ha should have ker. (Laughter.) He said he wanted to see whether the army was esming. He handed me a Oda, sad toll as to keep Mill be came back. Before he came up to me I saw a drop from him. I saw where the barricades were emote pistol d en that day. Did not know what direction this is ttltook when I gays him ray hone, bat I saw him it direction of the barrisedee. Saw people on that day about the don of Welsh's hotel. Wain not know pike if I saw it ; I never saw one is my life. Saw Orchard there with something in his band ; beard people there saying it was a pike. It resembled a pitchfork with one of the pimps turned down. It was not a rub fen. It was placed upon the top of a polo, about live feet in leg*. Saw two or to of those weapons. It was not a pike Orchard had. It bed the appearance of a gnu.—Turn nuad and tell me did you ever see the prisoner who stands la the desk beim I—The witness having done as he was bid, said thee, was tt ileabt ea his mad es to whether be was the perms who took his home at Mika**le. I nor the prison's at the pet ha DabW. Spanew maid he was tha man who took my hen', sad that I debt lawtally identify him. To the Comet—sts as beams max, sad to the preemie* of God, I mum swear that he Om phew) was the matt I eaw ia the poi. I identified his la Dahlia es the matt who took my hone from ate. To the list of my baiefthe max I I saw to Dahlia woo dm mate I saw at Killenaule. I had lose I doubt of him *sputa I now. Crosawninell by Hr. Bun. —I maw a person in Cloned who is wry the the pisoseer. His same is Walpole. He is the dead imp of dr putester. Awned, )k...-Ihen yen have a doubt, became he »- tumble ma nemed w ade, whoa you hays use in the tom—Witness t Ten To the could not posithely swear whether it was Walpole or the prisoner took my horse ; Walpole is a polies ocestable. When I saw him he vu dossed in the very lame manner so the prisoner. Inspector Walpole was brought into mart, and the wit- ness stated that was the pumas who resembled the pri soner. Dukes Matthew examined.—Had been bead constable in the police. Lived in Killenare. Wu there on the 25th July. Saw Mr. O'Brien at the hotel door. Other gentlemen were with him. Tree were about twenty 'ward him. He spoke about a warrant that was sprat him. He said that the boys of Kilkenny and Wezind desired him not to surrender himself, but he did net know what the Tipperary boys said yet, end the reply he got wee that they said the same. He maid, in reference tithe pollee, don't inert the polies. There is many an host heart inside a green jacket. Saw him in the town on the following Friday. There were four gentle men in sonapany with rm. I Word the names of Mr. Dillon Mr.lPMaave, Kr. &Dewier, and Mr. Stevens. Could not Wad!, the primer. The mew who wu called hi'llantis had a belt sad pistol is it, a green waistcoat, and a hat. He was rAII4 M.Carthy's hone. The troops had poised at the time. Three woes numbers of persons in the town that day. Saw several perms with pitchforks, &lanes and guns in their hands. There was no man without some kind of a weapon. It was the chapel bell that called eat the people.—Cross. examined by Mr. Callaghan—l was not asked on Mr. O'Brien's tr ial anything about the transaction' to whkh he refers. Knew WCarthrs hawse. The prisoner called M'Manas rode it. Lunar Middleton mamba& : I live at Killensule. I saw the primer at Welsh's Hotel. Two men were walking up sad dews the doer ; the remainder were standing. I hood wan oldromiag the crowd. One gentleman told the Nei, to am, sad to take arms bow those who had and whirl let give than. I heard ems of the gentlemen oiled 011 es, the ether Diller Cidef JurieeDekarty What noses wee given kr "Mug arms t—Witars : That they wanted to free their ermatry ; that it wasn't at bead, and they should get rms. Zundnation resnmed: I knew Flosager I taw the poi. raw Meg MK/art/Ws has almathe Coda read. Law the Melina st =son* Crosse embei by Mr. Batt.—The berrisodis were made of fie, 1114 risk cute. I saw the primer at the time that Mr. Mom sad Mr. O'Brien were makire upstarts. lam nearly tO years of age. I WWI it the polies, awl woe dis missed ilerg. kept out of barracks on her PlailliOes. I wee somined by Mr. Chadwick M seller taxes. lus not a orketer new. I gave op that air I gave it up is spits of myself. (Laughter.) Mr. Butt—la spite of panel! ? Witnew : Arab, I how what you are rasing at, Mr. Batt. Tea.—What it ? Why what but that I made away with aims of the 117 . (Latighter.)— And did you ? I dent bow Mar thldid er —Aad yea were trill for it t I was, ami I was acqtalsio—Thoork you did it t Ter,—And whet Moo pea bee Meg ever nes t Amin myself wading neat dial=liviag with MY to.itulaw. privet* of the Bth Haman, examined Wet en el the admen nerd ea the main when the barricades WIN man In Kama le. His seinen was Lett:t e rm, as that whisk he had given ea the toil a the a =e g ef il =i. e"he ldsati a red I t e h i a leak vircb"d es en el Wows= who was id the beerf ha ml i be wet arseed to w:h e Mr. waved his said, " Beek tani11111." maim/ The pone sheered ead herseoL—Oramotembal by Mr. Oalbgba tan through the pot of Owen he the pumper el identifying Masan lad sat this Amity the A Ruin of person ware medusa bias me, bat 1 4 4= pebt oat the prism: es barker hem at Hilleasele ea that aix. ) ; ;was heeded through the gaol, sad did idaatify the Capt. Lamm, of the ML Humes, woo ant malted. His evideenne t e male es i t a l e t ti t gi ven by him m the Mal of Mr. O'Brisa. Could cat MT. Cron gambol by lb. Batt: Very Mr the people win mad; some bad nabbed Did net be the people the... J. Tobin mombed: He was • whams probes& by the mows is O'lnea's ease. Lived with Mr. Bra of ids ated& Oa the ley ed" the halo at the Common Jana Wird hired ama he nese reamer Whams drove to Weir's hotel, mad hoc that to Fahrbill, where he emir reatlimes, who get spook the ear. He drove dintain'ealli. Tine were Mama 100 an MO per 111101posen. Two ether can with some mon realismat an ▪ The rheum' was on of them goakomea. A gene ise etch Mr. O'Brien was there. They drove from that lbe Commas. Saw Mr. O'Brisa an Mr. Dilica =r,Slopped at Saran's in the Oesamess village, Sl 01dia and ems of the people about him to ele babri ze t sa arms boa the soiaby,es ` would they Mr. Ifirsattor egg that they gala Voeftt three et six mods. Saw •gm • with cm of the gimilines as that day, but ae nab him Paabatz ezemini—Was sagimor to the Bahia. F sb o wa elliery. Vassed b Liewlek's Cram ea the 24th ef Was gong towens the Commas colliery. Saw bur et the Crew Saw • pisal with • goatlama wham they add Mans. Ideallisi the ribeasr. Mr. O'Brisa was there end trite labia Me mmi his aside, sin inn lim was he sae of the sentintelone if the sag. BA replied he was. He (Mr. O'Brien) aid OMB gip mood. antral he would ppe h e deem Ma if asy the ilia br Jamie. hi m meld take =kilof the oaken, Mr. said le swan n Mien eason dun the IsM gerarmint within a mit MA Bud 0.0., seedened that the Omar should sot be impliodal my diaratita ee aprosita of Mr. O'Brisa. Any sot dose is arimmese at a esankair by on of the maspiratait wee afire neoplad the hat e but • sanative gives by On man. se • ditita mole by bin, was ast ressivable In manse spine sairdst. TM ant were assubmara is the *aka that die isieratins of Mr. O'llisa woes simimile is alines m mint the phew. Maio senban Olidea glair thet they wire all reedy la the tit GM r der as it had gem they were of the sanssin la the aunty. Saw me with pies Ia their Made neat alsibm's Mate. Stepped be the Ocemeas that eight Led den 9 o'clock is the menhir. Own data scathed by Mr. Link: This whiten who is the aanee r of the sided* an wee anadasi tit the trial of Mr. S. O'Han dabliside esameastioa he bawl& that gattlemaa at the Mimi lasksid, and Mendel the dm whisk he (Mr. O'Brien) gave him to forward to the instals of the sift mapeay ea that ommloa. Would ass dm Mr. Mlisan—Croesman e, asi by Mr. Mira : Mr. 'Beita Mim the n if dry end O st _him with ed • forc po air& e snidest b prin dem t hit hem two losi ma. Mr. O'Brien omen to be Aid of urea annals, oise. Jobs lobehiar maned by the Cher MN MOM lam Oasmen " .nro s t e g i e Mak Mr bet; Mr. O'Brin, Membar, the worms ems me. Mr. Ceßrim told the penis C II ;o r MI adman • party of Masses or at bast promoted them hem ameft Ma, ea that day. Saw Main O'Brien an Mir in waft to the armed men who were nos the node. The wham dm detailed the einsisatisa he had with lb Olidea the yard of tha abbe ~eras, what he (Yr. . 01116 a) idol him l i ar the key elthe polka band, and it the Ilan of the esmengs nil eon, is order to met a %Moab at the reed. Will. lir. O'Brien was Ia the yin, Mr. Mikan wee Oman with the people oa the road, emed with • gm. The penis limbed on the mad Nall Mr. Toni rib spromed G elan, nit then they real most the lisib r _is the Moons of de Widow Cornier. tondo whisk Mr. Treat en his parip wen also Cana war with webible that Se rimer rterlig.porma I caw that day ea the nol.--Cleasnansed by Ms. Brett : Mr. Mesa mil that Irian would be in is ale minim Mr. °Mies bid the people there was a mar ten eat ate In mod Thins Mr. O'Srisa told me Ia the yard *Mho poNoo wore maw to mot him that day. Mr. O'bila hal an alb* with him to take de ors- pears wee ins wished to persist in having dim. but be did net take idea away. norm Trant,inspestsr of polka, osirdniel by the So lieitarassral—The wirer gave aka arse evidence as is the is toW , in selherso to the tarok rode wen him and his party of soorthiso at the hems at go Widow Omni*, at &Wash Ornaton.—Chorassried WM& CYCalleft During die light was is oared the tip *sr rooms. inilif host the window we or two sista. While the fir was rise on I ordered the Isla to dig 1M " British Cheasdkra." (Laughter.) I gar the mkt b Oserable lr e t: ring the son while he was Wog as end off a cA He first asked IN for harp ft deg k. oohed might he whistle a tardy sod wire prodiroa glra he sad the ether onstabiss innainsneod to slag. Clearable Yeses whistled the erg. I sessidend rat if it was geed marries it rust also be a good fight a ing sae. Was not the feather bed whin he lad ordered the sea to sing the "gelid Oreatellers." If the leaned waned would go sad look at that feather bed ke would find seven bullet holes in it. (Laughter.) Winter wrote a despatch detail ing this otanresoa. It was headed by the quotation, Vibe takes Ike krona rimes Hirer gall ear in Ilia strife. Went down to the room what, his men were stationed Voithe fight. That was a desperate risk in doing so to Ford, sac of the fake who were with Mr. Treat at dr Widow Oondsles, was sett examined by Mr. Beep. This whams mama the widows he gave on the from trial, stating die envereation which Idr. O'Brien hold with the poises at the Widow Canticles Loos, and the pordealars et the attack which was inabsequently made as Or pike by the armed people who surrounded it.— Ceemensminad by Mr. Butt : Think we arrived at the Widow Osnallek's at one o'clock. When Mr. O'Brien came THE SPECIAL COMMISSION. CLONMEL, Ocr. 10. Taus OP 31.1Cutte.—The Judges took their tear is the Wok at haMpast 9 *Wok. WMissa Franklin, anniesd W the ajtowy_ltosael. Was sassagwr et the Feeeinehl Dr* at Liam*. Had o retrltiss ibisa_ atj a V a nnZle wYh the headwalls( of Mask pods, a Dahlia pa the wee wi dow as to Wag ase Mr. Deis is the 94th of July, a Tikeitearest, Dakft, as is the trial a that genthwa. el/Oda is say endless as to the aes a Mr. 011 doe bong rosened in sadism easiest his cart, thin heft ae peed inoet olltp at prestetbehre the used. Tke awn mM the ableatisa. Pal lrlown. goad of the Washed might nsall, stated Yak he lel litea ss zt y we eselleme. SOO Oi Mb= can Mr. Itefte eight. July ft, sad loft theta at ?M send eaggelni that it wild be better to re ds* will dlinsi Walla Se Maki* the ramie& hawses Mina *Me ease NNW la the Weesmeekbawlesey, thee pew We whisk at meat seeneil le be anima The Athempeemel said that the awe wee fallowag theamet posesiat k Flat's are, bet that they wadi at we Maw the suggeodoe of the era* sad call saWer dais civilness. WINN' Bee essanesd.—Saw Ulnas is the street of 27* Italy, with Mr. O'Brke. He cap a ' M i t shwa Did net modes aay arias elk lbw The lapis lona* tots a Use. He woo *ea vp sal awy bat weld all my whether he w e ar a 4 wan( Wilk the pity. At that Mate he hed got down hie how Owe Yea p wMh the people up towards the bie rs-. Hew. ewe at *ea "lye awed. Saw mow plainsks g r eet the in Fa:rm Thew IWO ehe Nese Baw his d dew Mr. aw ea Integgay. ss at the atoms. Saw 11.11sau lhate. He had no eras, hat he het lob. Theses Burke exeraleaL—He was a roma saw s ea& dew* to his ha* bete in Ballagany upon Thew day, the 27th July. Hoard WM/ma tell da_peagle le ow* ea three deep. Bansetbore the Weisel. hahre Wt. the a crowd wain a wis arty la the awing. These were aba ß r i Se day at Ant. The sambas inerseed Saw leave ay far Malliashome. The crowd we Mee *set 1119 =War. They were armed. Seas hai gine, pliehAde. pikao. Met Brien ca the wir ia ll o s can sad wig la the nation w hoa naribed the Wet spa Tante part wY he pee le pima than. Hs was lewd. Me ha a pia* sal wonobeilleg at ea wahines ea& a ne w laZl: s lba WOW with a Mk. Me wee asseapseled a ble el amid as who wen staMag is the lad es new wee eandag ben the heat at the hew bowl Nat my that the how *WI he hum& The Meg sad Mask epos the bane Wei ea bar. l e astbiattellet. Sew two et throe pewee weeded. Ole caw Med am Ina. Atter a near the dose of the stack saw the phew on the read. To Yaws--The primer odd the has. Wail be hose[ Ave the /de, keg awed, or welds the aces et itTo. Owed—Over MS awls were with Mr. WM/am At that Yoe taw Bilsaoasteltie Corral get of his has 17ia go we_ by IlLe. Bati—Wss au at the= Wes armed W*th a plisidark. Altos he saw the PENN m.y, fair Ida fa Duals, alias ba Waal him arm aas rawer Woe bloself saradad. Theaabf it inn beams Ihm bat ban assappai la tae ask. Mr. Han : That yea tarsal Miami Wham I gave ladiewatha. Haw Wawa Behr. He lived is thedirestila tithe Osemeas. He was a ear- Els. Could sot swear ha we Zia w ibll day el the attack ll.arpethe Widow Conde's beam Wes he smooths ia tbe purpose el weak& Want there mho la osessipmetee et a deem kart.B has stein hum his wait he was Making. tics 2L fraia the dadeahat la he dame, sad west to Limy& New ye say =easy Ide lahr isetlee. Was amployed as the silistionha IJestl to eavu messy la the evetlin. Wes maimed nos Mr. O'Brisa's trim. Gave the aims "Meow °wail wet vows varthar he said yea that odd that Mils= baths the shatter. Swore mad be though* the loot wan est kelp is then. To Batt : I did a* say la lay AM iakesis• Bose sheet what took plan oaths The Chet tithe Onus that resifts rand hakesatioes isms by the amp whom, in wide& ha made alludes to the Omer lasslai brain to the shat, and stated that be (11 1 11swae) woe a emit mai hie wait, with pistols is it, while be was elks the Ciessesamiasella reed• New shred to tabs a Isla oath. I bow Massa liellivaa. New awed to prove hr him that a anti premium acts hal beta paid, white bed set is pia et ha bees paid. Oat tram al! se D lab Slalom ay equates. Oily da. 104. David= *sandaled bedr. hott.—This witausoibe wlthia Ili, oodooor fa Trott of tho Widow Corstek's the polies We* sally have shot him. Canaotsainbetie; glee Um dist wafted by the people or the police. The police rube were in the "tat room did not tire until the people had 1 does se fret. Bat I cannot say whether the zoslioe, who ' were In the back room, fired before the people LW or not. 1 Naas of the police who were in that back room are here. John Carroll examined by Mr. thaw.—This witness, who is the constable who was seised while leaving Ballinearry, by the armed people who were with Mr . Smith O'Brie Identified the prissetr. It was Mr. Infanta, who arrested him. He told Nor M sensider himself a prisoser, and said that he might be rase ao apprehension of receiving any ill treatment from Nor (Mr. K Manue) or any of the people. There was a venation in the crowd, and something like a rush in the direction in whisk Father Fitzgerald and Mr. O'Brian went. Expressed a wish that either of them would come back end take his brass, as he was afraid he would be shot. Mr. M'Manus asked what strength had the troops of Kilkenny. He Wed him this while he was leadlag him away from the crowd; he also said he was going down to the village, and that he Weald go slew withbin. Witness ease back on the road again; Wald of Mr. M'Manua not to ask him to go. Wished to get some refreshment, and asked a man to let him p down to the village for the pur pose. He wee placed seder the protection of four men, but was not afterwards permitted to go. Heard there was a polies party coming, and tarring to a man be inked m If he woti take him out of that. He said he would hi do so with his life. The people said they would attack the Mau again. A pencil wowed to burn the house, and others recommended berriudes to be meted. Heard Mr. O'Brien at one time say he could take the how in an hour. Father Fitzgerald and he were at one time sent to Mr. Trent to know would they give up their arms before the people would attack them. Did go up to the house in which they were. Saw Father Fitzgerald with the officer in commend. A man came up to witness and told him not to wup yr the house, as he would be shot if he did. Father Fitzgerald said to the people that there wu bloodshed, and he advised them to go how. He did not hear the reply the people gave. Baton Father Fitzgerald went up to the police be said he would do it to please the people, but he knew very well it would be useless, as the police would not give up their won When he met Mr. O'Brien he said, taking out a pistol, "Your life or mine—are you going to anon me 1" Witness said he was not, he had no arms, end Mr. O'Brien might shoot him if he hired. Mr. O'Brien said that it would be beneath him to shoot an unprotected man, but he should go back with him. Got back his horse from Mr. O'Brien. brinjeramined by Mr. Butt—Had come from Kilkenny. That town was about 12 or 14 miles from the Widow Cot nigh's. Wee stooped by a man who told him that if he went up in the dined ea of the hone he would be shot thought he was going to be shot, and at that time WManne took him away from the crowd; he also rid he should not suffer either insult or injury. Sab-Insperor Treat recalled : Father Fitzgerald did was to the front of the Widow Cormick's house after the had ceased, and add that the other party would be satisfied sera their surrendering their um to let them depart in safety, and that he would aocompany them himself aid gua- Tsetse their safety. Witness replied that they would Inver surrender their arms but with their lives. Father Fit remarked rat " they would burn the hones over s = memo earbed that Ike had lye hostages—fire children. Hei them reembed that *they lied no provisions." Witness we. plied " tar be swell hui sal fight for 48 hours more ; also remarked Mt these would be a sufficient tone on the ground to avenge then if they 1011, and not leave a house madiag ia the weary." Also remarked that they were 21 no ham there, rat if he orld protect them away he meet thesa there, and prating to the prism= who bed ket his bore, be said he would Mak hin to perm him sad get Mt away. Father Fiftwald must have heard the ONITIMIStiOIL He ream= and caked him far • pallet for a per dying um. At drat he refused it spa the real that he required everythieg la the house to::=, but he afrarel rare it him. He next caked to has the deed and dying away. H. mid there was is... uakrtunate dying people whoa he wiled to rouses.—totlee could not take them away him self, and the people wadi be afraid to as him lost his ma should sheet them. Witness rsried that if he owns whit that, sad they 0111611 111111114 they would not be Seed VIM Saw An or six man was round the house to UM peers away. law them lift one um He (witness) me lira mug= in fortifying the how, sad Father Fits- Saba Ll' nnebeek. S main= : Lived at Fethard Glebe. Beam bred the NM Jely. Was goiag from Pother in the dire MM lithe Omens. Weigel* cm konsbeek. Left Felted brim* two efeisce, mad meshed the Coeur= about four WM& Parties attire sad trees were assembled. Saw eltsgelher err 1,600 people. Saw the primer Om. Preared ce, and woe stopped • little al= Clammes. Bawd a shot behind him a lien above a read lading too Kilseeley. He tamed round and maw the pr Saw a gun premed at him by the prisoner. He salt= him were there MMus upon the road, were there any in tiding. ford, and was he • courier. Told him he did not know whe ther there were re not He also rid that he was not • earisr. Thought he Mad= to detain him, sad inquired if Mr. O'Brisa was the= es be was sue he would not detain his. He did met tamer. Told him he night go where he reseed. There were about tweety puss= with the primer W Three el then had arse. While he was speaking to the pricer maw a arc with a gun 'reading at the mow rose tithe reeds. Pressed= onwards In the Mastics of Kflete=ilise set agar impeded. The meted of 1,600 aosatry. Thee were Meat 600 sma aroma the d =r Cermice's home. D4l not hear say tzskate Moat the widew's boas. s Mu advised bin to oat of Mena Shook hand him, end treated him liarfordile„ tt lespseeer Osa wee then exambeel—Hie evidence wee W sense dB that ram by him la the mw it Mr. O'Brien. Hs diddled the abeam af hit Fib WS therelaati7 — Mir reheat mil selserrent ealearar to inks a stand. Cautioned the ma to stand Mir sr be maid dm They ed. mead. He mime" dies leen to An. The leader of the ry fell. They sepia sellemard to make a stand. His ma - fee" a mead e, end wthe retreated. Sons ram, oars lay down.—Oom ty by Mr. Callaghea :Wks be Ind some of the party was 110 or 70 yards at Dig not see any ahr deed upon Yon tea his sea And, bat heard ben Wma that ray had bees fired at km the right. Had heard the eight Si,,e of the prormaron against O'Brism, sad said to ilab-Iseperer Treat that he ought not to have let Ma slip Ids &gen. Head.ceastablo seminoi—Was stationed is the try of Cork. Arrested primmer on the 110th of August last on beard as Minim easel whisk was lying above two Riles from the Mho= He had • warrant maast other perm who were onboard the N. D. Chen. Yr. Milano was the Ant pemon he saw on the vessel. He had see him before is Liverpool. He was altered is appsarana, for his whiskers ad hair were out short. Sai d . to that he had ma hiss beim. He replied that he might have done so In Berm He (witless) reried that he had mem been In Bores, but he had sees him before. Told him that he our a bead constable it polies ; that any querns be pat to him would be pat is the discharge of hie duty, sad not item any idle surrey. Ho Ma asked the primer how mad yam he had been In America ? sad he re oltd Its MI met neollat. He stated that ke was sa sad bail been ten weeks in bread. He said that ha II spent a reon of hie tine ia Celt, Mallow, Butlieveat, sad Om. Arai gi him his eider la seeing to UM merry ? He replied that he had ems to his Minis in Inland, sad that his brother, who was will Me, in rift with hies eel America. Ikea aid him If he had the other mare= of his Bally la this country, and when they masa ? He said he had a ease la Oak ; he declined start where the siege resided , sad he rid Ma he amid take hint lam ons. tidy. The imam edit hha was pores* essidentel, sot threagh say riarren whatever. The rinser told him his name was Carceran. To the Chief Justice—Hie kawidge of him arose in this wee. He had awake about fee year ago to go to Liver. pails ere= isheamilea in mierense to an extensive packet rim Mime, thet stem munitted In Cork. Mr. li'llameteme a siippiag i Vi sa nd he went to him to seeks inquiries Ma Is mate the . After he had arrested him he admired W aims was X' us. Crammeadmed—Knew the reputation of the primmer la Cork end Idverpool as aa meat. Nothing could be better than kh emester. The name of the pricer was in the Hue dud Om. Did mot see it, bat heard that ha had =- meal= from Liverpool far some same. The =eel is whir les meted the rho= sailed the following day for Amides. The following drama was them pat b is thst a im espy thittriai of wa the in; order at t a lea mm r‘i t vy waieso :eastr od 4 Praapsonithece oath order. Saha Conaell mars= by Mr. Imeh—This Miser de. remithst ,litullieshome, and Sillanare were all is a lOl, Thes •11,11 Anew Omni eared in evidence the letter written by Mr. O'llikm ft the harem tithe Wars Om esay.-11r. Butt =jested* ft ainksien, arising that it cord not be kiWy made Its NOM sentempaemsons sot, eash,for smiplet, se thel whisk oceured at Farr iery. He could not mares he what legal =rpm it wu eat terwerA—The Attorney-General stated that the letter was rolled on by the crown is support of the mud for levy ing war &Out the Queen.—The court decided that the docinnent was sdesistible.—The letter wee then 1154 M Ow Cilsek of the Crown sad received fa evidence spinet the prisoner. Ths we for the crown here closed. sad the court (it Was sir o'clock) adjourned to half-put nine o'clock to morrow (yesterday) storms'. SCOTLAND. ED1:27217110g, 00T. 10. The cholera is still making slow progress, and the authorities are taking due advantage of the dream. stance farther taking precautionary immures to prevent its r disseminaticn. Some medical bickering bas taken place about the general board of health, one party alleging that the board has been tardy is putting itself in communication with Edinburgh, and the other that there was no need of a functionary from the general board at all. With this latter view we do not agree. The medical school of Edinburgh stands deservedly high, but it has never interfered much with matters of medical police. The magistrates have been tolerant of very gross nuisances, medical men have not remonstrated, and although cholera might cause a temporary stir, no kind of superintendence can be equal to the fresh organs, ocular and nasal, of a central inspector. What but conventional bluntness could tolerate an open stagnant sewer entering the city at the west, and skirting and intersecting it the wh de way to the sea P And yet the nuisance of the Water of Leith has been so tolerated for sixteen years, although in 1832 cholera was most rampant in the vicinity of this abomination. Local legislation bus been able to do nothing for the abatement. The resident physician consulted by the board sug gests flushing for twelve hours on Sunday as the least instalment necessary. But would any neutral person be content with such an instalment of cleanliness ? And yet, so far as we recollect, this is the only public medical testimony against the nuisance that we have seen quoted. Thorough sanitary reform can be accomplished only by a union of general and local effort. The general, or legislative, should inspect and point out what is to be done ; the local and executive should see that the prescribed things are actually performed. Glasgow is exerting itself with some energy daring the crisis. The fire-engines have been playing in closes, houses fumigated, and apple-women fined for vending putrid fruit—the last a measure of much im portance, although it may at first sight savour a little of the ludicrous. It is also matter of congratulation that in both cities there is an absence of foolish alarm and excitement, all the intelligent classes eagerly en tering into the most rational arrangements for avert ing disease. Bishop Skinner, the Primus of the Scotch Episcopal Church, has appealed to the inner house of the Court of Session against the finding of the Lord Ordinary, that the court has jurisdiction in the action raised by the Rev. Sir William Dunbar against the bishop for excommunicating him. At a recent meeting of the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce, a resolution was agreed to on the motion of Mr. Cowan, M.P., to attempt to get government to allow a higher rate of interest to depositors in the national security savings banks. In all quarters these institutions are suffering from the minimum rate of interest presently allowed. Mr. Alison, Sheriff of Glasgow, has reversed a finding of his substitute, that an able-bodied labourer unemployed is not entitled to relief. It is high time, amidst this contrariety of decisions among sheriffs, that the Court of Session should settle this point. A war of words, sa bitter as the one of swords between " Argyle and Airlie," has broken out be tween the towns of Aberdeen and Dundee as to which was and should be the best port of debarkation for her Weedy onhsr way to Balmoral. Each place contends fee the - paha of good harbourage, but, not restricting the leintroverey to points of hydrolog y they wax bitter on questions of inland geography. - Ile Dundee people wield have the sovereign to land at their port and go over the hills to Balmoral ; the Aberdonians would have her to land at their city, and ascend Deeside ex actly as her Majesty has already done. The dispute might well puzzle Stub°, but the combatants should bear in view that the Queen has now had experience of both ports, and as she will most certainly select the one most suitable for her own convenience, the two cities would do well to give themselves no farther trouble about the matter. The proposed philological additions to the curri culum of the Edinburgh University have been sum marily abandoned. On the vote being taken in the town council whether a chair should be instituted foe modern Oriental languages, it was found that the councillors were equally divided, and the Lord Pro vost, with whom the proposal originated, finding that it was received so coldly, gave his casting vote in ham of the previous question. The motion for a prehmuship of modern European languages also same an the same day, but as it was not expected list the tongues of the West would fare better than the dialects of the East it was withdrawn without dissandom So much for university reform ! PROVINCIAL. FATAL ACCIDENT OA THE LIVZILTOOL AND BEE! lianwar.—On Saturday lard, an aeoideut, which has alms plead fatal, occurred es the Liverpool and Bury line, sear the rommune u Aintree. A labourer stoma Denis Wminen, tarty-tyre years of age, was Ming waggons with earth. Whoa they were fall, he was in the act of getting es use d tote., when the engine that was to drive them suthitak Mats& me s a scarequena was that the wmase labia Masa him, and he was badly waged. Its wreathed mad was at as removed to the Wins 'w, whore he died of compound fracture of the leg, Us medial men amputated the limb, but it was of se sail, although it appeared that his °methadon was E:roan& The Inquest was commenced aster -1 was about to be adjourned until this day y), to order to afford time ix the bringing of win swat leeward to show that no blame was attribatable to the aginsem but cam of the jury observed that he was a mad tingzirsa; and that he was to proceed to sea to-narrow. a short passage," observed the deputy. coroner (Mr. Steam), " how far are you gearl" "I am going," said the men, "to New Orleans." " Had I kaown that." shserred lir. Statham, " you should sot have been on the jay The inquest was then adjourned. - BOLTON POLICE.—In the case of Hugh Fallin (sea the Espouse of Monday last), charged with nourishing a Mad, eel gnmonting it at Mr. Bobisson, of Elton, and who le also antiosalaefCbedag an in the murder a Sahrdedebk at Tootal-bridge, the decided that etas ea sat evidence to any the farther; bat, imensali os me or two of the whammed had been pat is beak leer, the bench would require that the p Issuer find bad, Moos, is 401., and two anaties In 201. eaoh, to keep Ms path". r h six months ; in default, to be imprisoned he DthrOSSAIRSO BY Inteffithdf. —On Tuesday awing a number of Irish labours, amounting to about • dames or fifties, assembled at one of the boas is the village of Great Crosby, near Liverpool ; they bad been employed by a farmer fa sue vicinity to dig potatoes, but rewired to " strike" Ear higher wages. A promeition to . this east b e i n g made to the fanner, it was of course related, sad Paddy, in a fit of daperatim, attacked the inhabtaate tithe village of Great Crosby, where only two policemen are stationed, a enema and a eondable. Me Irishmen having multiplied is sambas to more then twenty, all well the chimes wen decidedly in favour of the = imams. The two poi/dentm pared through the and were immediately attacked by three or fear Irishmen with their forks, which they plunged almost in every direr don ; for, haying bees turned eat of the beer house in • slats of eselameat, they were athous to the consommes Om Otis polionnen wee kneeled down, end as soon as he rammed as tang to the stationthoses,leaving his comrade the sergant, Ms_ aim sal about to be bet alive with the Some worm fortunately ,lead resod the peer user to eas him, _sad probably their MOM& more eon swab( else, frightened off the Iridi um imegiaag th at na might be at hand, they mead slims the village, and the sergeant and the man W severed with blood, made a dual attack to try sad the riagleada, • powerful Irishman, and Is which they suoceeded.—Liverpoof Courier. Tlll MURDER AT li s tillßLET, AxAl LEEDL-111 this cam, the evidence having eland ea Mated by us yesterday, lAA the Cormier having easmsd ap, th e jury re ti red, end is aliFtttsn minutes returned wi* a verdict of " Wilful ~c.~:.. ALLEGED ma. . -OnMusxuesday, the 26th ult., sad by Sjouromasat to Friday Ss sa Incgost was held, it Wolvelbauguesa„ on the body of Joseph HleriAS, a beat saa, whom death had resulted hoer blows sad kick@ M AWS to soloist moult upon bier by Eve or sir puss ow Ss of Ilksday, the DM nit., and In which as Iria\- artaSrsi Timothy Burke was supposed to be Mediated. TM dammed, wits discovered lying us the street, was In essibls, as& was Shea to the police states, from whims M was remand to the union poor hose, where, notwith standing elms out medial attesbutee, his death took pleas on the 24th ult.—TM jury retuned a recast of I , ward murder against Timothy Burke, sod two OAS pima at pretest unknown." dist, day peons as pewees 11.1.Wimm. wuwlcimms T ER L A TE RAILWAY Co ‘iiiiii if Baton.—lle. Simard, mother of *a .h-a Oa dent, dMd at ON Qom% Hotel, at-IF day maim. The habromate nu VIP - 1111 4 `4 Fr ...i ... ... 9. I , 6 A ht l... s ;14 , • 4--1 s '• ....- , : , I C. 1 + I ; y l A