The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-20 00:00:00

ilde (fords bar these. Owe of the sentences they asked abet% was whether Mr. O'Brien rid the people would support him in the struggle. The policemen roc...Meted the word straggle, but not any ma*. This wet after they had all finished their writing. Mr. Gore Jones did hot look at his papers while he was suiting. He did not comet the speech when he wrote it out fully, for he had resolved it all in his memory beforehand. He had never read Lasuatiaes History of the Gitondista. 670.] LONDON, FRIDAY, OCT. 20,1848. [THREEPENCE. - _ ”1/ • . // • .4.. - "f: ' Z' .r . ...... IX jf o .l lLeee.-•• ae-,..gerae-#4Z-E I`.l°' . pik-141. , B f 2 &.da.a--- -4... ej - l-dr- 40 C e e ill• 4 , r . H..... EMIGRATION SH AU WM a TIM ' IMPORTANT TO lIIIORANTSr 4I 4 6BB awes ' " «are' sirwrijir ib ia tar 'TA itagebgrattrou=a l V ihe Ir . gl e Imo t• • se mgr. 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Sl+ be Maned a deer seemisol Dula SM. at the to am pan d klapkie he St tar p. owe Ws be sot IRON BEDSTEADS sad CHILDREN'S COTS.— A vary Imo stertmail id lbw liadatods Is tram and s rA c m 102. mak and &eta tram Ina auk &Ind win dollatiljands r i.. . d atlit i raldll & lIIITIMI data ir csral i d 1•210: 1 /. n. et Nyman Arlan. rd aI. X Trials= en maid 1 ulnae mad she la ass= =NS °CIL= b IPPISCOMO Iliall = and It as an auxiliary te le& supwaer own la Ina water-bed IFIN & Dance alio miss • inanate We baddirl it Ha II& aada.—Danial tandem% MI& an. au=awry hanmaingedf @Mak ont hp , POW he. LMOST APPROVED STOVER do —The - a i tte dr Cfß aw4 o3l t ped wrisi VillT rem A llTO hmitt, al Indr pn; aniusaftat=ll%: ri. 4 01rInit=d s zlier i z adlag m. awsa_ . 1 asureas at mat eatatart In ins 771 up thrsagnent tan ag i r . tar a p. r ." atalailas..=P a F t v.a. 6.... Inj * ea : dem 11", at ir kr tram . 'lTa7=if Ilk& O. leatia's 111: 88 .1 %Ile d ptimans on ow, tanntanai not i and lid I. 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Leeds& nu or art inimelsbls dew mirsom 111 W !Nam BY TP ' , lt 01P " VA NITY Pt resa ow uniemice Ts rumilice se ittbmWanlearalsa. fallem. ;inn= to wrap% ma•dism 'ha Ira= SOM.' is peg lb* r / impirld dories Meow aid tentage WI mew W in waft SSW WORK RtMR AUTISM. lAN It. AUL" Oa the not of Nowohttsill to p01.110...0, Pb 10. No In ossitooof 1. No. L of THE HISTORT IIII LF PENDENNIS ; HIS FORTUNES ao4MISFORTUM TIMID/ sod BIS ORIATIST SASSY. By W. IL TsocsiaoF. outhor o" Vanity Pat.." Is. Mit Sholiotloos ea dood sad • sod Dim. SI, lloondoolood. • Mont ere 'slender, to be bunt by subtle Nelslebd ,o o. *ad mill( butler for W sum. .w be noshed by the briletee a( tbe aereeli Dna gR/IBENTB kw WEDDINGS, BIRTH-DAYS, &LAU sakelail free BUMIIIIINLYVART-11.411= ill. mold XL% IleSiirsollslisee. ?be bit pikes twit. • •••4..ll=vaillir at REAR Or ism ta—A =Mk am ill heat One paingiArepe tram &naL7,. i X lillit Ileadarzed. I Os dr Fret of November will be prim Se. K. Nee. OS PUNCH'S POCKETIbOK for 1849, with • Ceieeral l'readerkx• ird carer Iltmlaider try Jou Luca sad &MUM Dona. Leedom: Peedi OS* SS, Pleebelmet ILNER'S PATENT STRONG WROUGHT 'lox -mummy GOV BB NBB NT BOOK sad MI /ills mod CLOsAlle—Mrecookelme. el Meld re 9 , eleralse. The streepot able the ortellth wsbM loge mod beweisp LIPP !West Mreredolloo esrrww Deed rd Ms Chao met Pao" of all AVM le Pe ellok deeps them the Orr& le Me loop 1101111 S of the Inestaelooky ese eisessoloi POMP Mimeses& a the delfereet SKIP e 5e.....V hes stelell la la s we le beempeomr _by =cr. b the L. Liblft t at oadEl a r entib iel a V =6 moo—dresi b lor elee WIT Ili ;ZS lolemei -1.... t.= = IlLe.""Trit a.t . It: MireeN .L 'aer iftmk ____"' - m*A.Ver z E arg" le be rut l . re so seer • iteet i r PadiSimm. eP a."l.l ima rmili =PI ._l_ , *. *PAS 01l IT Wlaititerd& ....... a, liestals: On* aty WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOW ; WO Ma Tablas far all MI 13. J. Owaviavara. ILD. 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EXTRAORDINARY IVOR% of ART.—It in ia er%at morce.D that MI We row romled ir s pot.Yr war far deo k lie r l ibe "lerk lier .117tbi s: lBl 4V ing to VPar l. and r lorr i est i ia =rl agerifie. rr LATEST PROM PARIS. PARIS, TRVISDAT, 6.30 rte. fi A report that a republic had been proclaimed at 'friss!' was prevalent at the Bonne to-day, but so it was stated to have ems through Florence it was not generally credited. la the Assembly to-day M. Bouvet wished to inter palate the new ministry as to the foreign relations of the gauntry, but was stopped by exclamations from all ports of the Assembly, bat M. Bastide said that no change bad taken place in the foreign policy, as he still siatinued Minister of Foreign Affairs. He op posed say day being thud for such interpellations, as It might be vvesry dungeons just now to enter on such a dbcumion.7.The Assembly then paned to the order at the day.—M. Houdohaux asked that toincerow sight be fixed to present several projects of law, as ethers on the 'come-tax, the tax on salt, on anseassiene, and on indemnity to the colonies ; but on 9111110 observations of M. Dupin. they were deferred till after the debate on the constitution shall be termi nated, which would be either to-morrow or Saturday. —M. Pascal DaFat pronounced a long address on the exam of cenUalise.tm. He was not, he said, a (A modio, but he thought that local powers should be increased.—The result of the vote for the protideui, which took place to-day, was then declared, by which it appeared that M. Manus was re-elected by 485 rotas, beiog a cry considerable majority over the other candidates, M. snored, M. Lamas, and M. Bac, the largest number of rota given for either of the letter being 72. IL Aylies, the reporter of the committee ea *ID state of siege, punted the ropxt, which nested that the Pred#at of tie! Comas% the Maiden ▪ tho bask% st Iva" ad et Wei, having upon- Isnseeso eel pi&b , disked to the ausananion Sat, k their aided opinion% the date et siege might be, mid, net only he the pis s% bet the Mom% the slate et the conatry snowed the Asseathowese of this sesses% The memiset wee terergable rd spree. tong sad, musequently, the ammiesis peeped a douse almeeptheg that wild adored Peek in a date dale. This deers woo skpted skied manimsnely. The &swim en the emmeitu don wee thin continued, sad wee pteesediag when es spats kft. The *mak of this milk se kidligence haters. The of W ban which basilisk been at thellaniere iere, is As widest and somment in all Sale. The doctrines openly pumnalgated, and the sentiments avowed, ad ehty without sem but even with exultation, asa seedy be seaseived by those who an sot premed to whams with their ear, and eyes the nests el which this great capital is the theatre. The hewers erSB—the atrocities of the reign of tine% and be chief Mien and instigators are sow with this pity the esiamon of of eulogy sod Musk Akrisi within hearing of General GSM,- ▪ membse et the Assembly raided at the ban gut Poimmise% Seen the report of which I give you the fellowlag swiss Three members of the Amenably wire present, MM. Pierre Less, Pied. hen. sad Geni e M. Cabot, in eulogising the men of '93. in ma that they traced out the conduct, which ought to pursued by those of today, and in making the accusations against the old and against General Clavaignao and the ael NeLonal Am:nobly, obtained immense seeeess. M. Pierre Leroux drink to the " Old Mountain, to Ro be, and t 0793." (This toast WY rewired bitern;:ed bravos, which lasted several Waits) M. de Moi4i.u, the younger, renewed ties attache of M. against the power frees the revolution of February, and made resulting an allu sion to the 1 Itth May, which was mach mod, M. Prudhoe proposed a toast to the repebik et IS mid '93. In speaking of the governess% he sod. " Yesterday we had the ministry of resdon ; they now give us tie ministry of conciliation. They est plod themselves to know if we shall have a mobile Mere, white, or red. (Applause.) We see ta n the manceuvree of 'B9, the policy of 'B9, bat the revile tionary wave increases, and the people will feel their sew, even if they had before t he m a new Lode XVI" Other toasts were drank to "A '93" "The Victims of 1816," "The Four Bedews of Rochelle," "The Martyrs of all the Insurrections," "To oar Brothers, dead or wounded, I. the Days of June," "To all our Political Friends, Babes, Reaped, des." The banquet room was decorated with red flags, the principal stewards had red scarfs, the under- stewards red ribbons on the arm, and the pests red cords in their hats. A subscription was made by MM. Weds and Vasbecter, for the red. On Sa turday next another of those manifestations, which professes to adopt the Sag of Fourier, is to be held at the Hippodrome. Whik MM. Pierre, Leroux, Prudhoe, Cabot, sod Griappo are busy in the capital, their colleague, M. Ledra Rollin, has started for the department% there to excite the same spirit. He begins with Dijon, where a dims:Mk and socialist banquet is to be held under his presidency. He then precede to Lyons, where a similar manifestation is in prepare eioo. Aon, Oupentras, dm., tie., follow t p 7 i c ler imesem The easiest Mountain, the et 13, and the Jacobin, see Worked en Ise Sage of these re-sneers, and berate hi larks sheets through their walk. To open the mere freely these wemblagee to all, the sessmis not to exceed a has The eush mail has not ambled in Psis this nierning. ,As"ocr. 14.-120 w Lass. —; rats pa , Oats, 44 40; Flys per Ceass. 0$ U ; last lama. 68 n , Bar= Mar i 1849. 744; Do. NA 745; Ds. lam7s; Va s. —; Do. Twasad.s. Bdd—; &spas MEW. 70; Soma Lem, 62; barmy Asada Beak Sem 13. U; faslayes aa Loadas. 40 day% IS 44; tOdsys.2s SO, calk. Lamm Mara sal Dramas, 610; Pans sad asast o t baw Sl 30; lam sad Huta, 1114; Aagaca sad liassalks. 193; W Bab, —; OWN Thrice, 227 30 ; Albans sad lisaloras, —; SIMIEM4, no; North. 556 IL ITALY. The Italian mails of this morning contain little in telligence of interest. The journals of Genoa an nounce that letters bad been received from Venice to the 10th, with intelligence that the blockade of that city had been raised. The Florence papers quote letters from the same city, which say that an insur rection bad taken place, and that a republic had been proclaimed at Trieste. The Bologna Gazette states that passengers had arrived at Venial! from Trieste wearing tri-color scarfs. Letter from Milan, of the 12th, mention a conflict which had taken pie ce between the Hungarians sad Croats in that city. 400 Hungarians bad deserted from Milan, and were proceeding towards Switzerland. General Oudinot had left Milan. The Florence Gazette, of the 13th, announces the resignation of the Capponi ministry, which has been accepted by the Grand Duke. This news was imme diately poe.ed up at Leghorn by General Montanelli, and tensed immense agitation. At 10 a.m. of the 13th, a demonstration was preparing there in favour of a Montanelli-Guerazi ministry, and the convocation of are Italian Constituent Assembly. The Corriere Ifercantik of the 14th says: The Piedmontess troops have, it is said, received orders to be in readiness for the eld by the 16th. Lorenzo Pareto has been named general of the national guard. General Durando has been ordered to proceed to Turin without delay. The rumour is reported in Paris, that Charles Al bert does not intend to renew the armistice, but will reoemmenoe hostilities on the 22nd. The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa, of the 14th instant says: "The news from Vienna has acted ' like a than& rbolt upon Meshy and his army. The' troops are aware of their awkward position, in not knowing _to what pow er they now belong . Ike mats paper adds, from Turin, that the last important news trim Vienna has given an immense advantage of strength to the war party, and that the resumption of hoWWOI may be hourly expected. The National &seamen, of the 16th, states, from Milan, that, on the 12th, a skirmish had taken place between the Ctostinas and Hungarians. SWITZERLAND. The measures taken against the canton of Than have been revoked by Marshal Radetsky. The con insreial and postal conmunicadons between that can- tea and Lombardy are re-established. bet a federal brigade will Will main stationed on the treaties. IRELAND. DUBLIN, TRIIIIIDAT Mort Ito trial of Mr. Meagher drags its slow length aledg. The proceedings were resumed yesterday morning, and the day was occupied with the SillAg nation of winners for the prosecution, which had not closed at the rising of the court. The waren mination of the polies, who pnrpotted to give accurate reports of passim from roaches Uivered by Meagher and others, was imporant. The neat en ding addend against Mr. ?deagher was in reference to the transactions at Manahan, where Mr. led O'Brien demanded thei r arms from the police, led at Killenaule, where barrio des were erected ago last a detachment of human on learn through that town. It was admitted that Mr. Meagher was not paint ca either occasion, and the learned counsel for the pri mer therefore contended that what took place could not not be evidence against their client. The attar. my-general contended that, having connected Mr. Meagher with Mr. O'Brien in a treasonable conspi racy to levy war against the queen, on the doctrine that in treason all are principals, Mr. O'Brien's sub agent acts is furtherance of the original treasonable intention boson in fact Mr. Meagher's acts, and were soccedingly clearly admissible against him. The court decided that the evidence ought to be received. Lord Chief Justice Hale had decided that, if divers persons conspired to levy war, and war was levied. then the act of treason was hi be charged against all the conspirators, for in treason there were no accessories. In the present cane there was evidence of an intention to levy war, and the 'Nowa proposed to show, by the evidence ob jected to, that war had actually bees levied. This was the most imprint argument derugr aisosu ksithetrial. and the point has besa reserved for feather in case the counsel for the prisoner consider that there is anything in it. The Quarter Sessions for the county Tipperary wen opened last week. by Berjeant Howley, awastaat barrister. Four men were put en trial yesterday for having pikes in their penman. They were con victed, and sentenced to two years' imprisonment and hard labour. THE SPECIAL COMMISSION. TRIAL OF MR. T. F. MEAGHER FOR HIGH TREASON. CLON NEL, WIDNISDAT, Ocr. 111. The evert Pt today epee after ten o'clock, when the rsuainetiee of witaeres wee proceeded with. Pettish Ford. emattned by the Attorney-Operal.—ldea tilled Mr. Member m he sew s with Mr. O'Brien sad Mr. Dillea to Callaa ea M the 24th of July. re samba the speeches of Mr. O'Brien sad Kr. Meagher pry aphis the way the pelissmaa had glees thew on the pee -1 ripe emaing. He and mestable Mahosey made a joint acre et their spesime the use. eight.. The paper moss written h. Mahoney, sod it was in Mahoney% pasenien. Alen the speeshestbe three gentlenten west away es the oar together, is the reed leading to the Niaepil• bore. Croppowlemilsy Mr. Butt.—Witems sew the paper he end Kabeney drew up yesterday in Mahaney's heed. He read it per pereindariy_ . He ply reed it wee yesterday. He same bis leilepaelems ea the 4th September. His cori um* wee ghee belt *MS his rwellsetiou sad hes the sots. The esstaiess he had gooted did net fellow sae Po ther ; there Pee a great may mallows betweta thew. He did not ay that the papas he hed omitted would not GIP the 1111811•111 el the lib& epos* Junes War, amiable, arming by the Boliciter-Oeme- val.—ldentilied Mr. Member es betty been at Nina-mile House with Mr. Dillon sad Mr. O'Brien on Monday, the 24th of July. They remeieed a gee!~ of ea hem or twisty Pomp mobs thy went on the reed to Carrick. Capezembeed by Mr. Wkitaidc—The three 'teatimes stayed Poet • parte/ of an letrecr.—And in the coins of your °Mehl sapeettnee did yea ewer see than gentians ape to the ghee Whim Oftia.—Then there was nothing resserksbie fir Hid ? No.—Witea did yea we Mr. Meagher spin ? la Zlksaalstra pol.—Aad Wars you went to the gaol yea weep NM dot them two pope were la gaol? Ts—How AM yea ?Pow that the Pp purses was Mr. Smith O'Brien ? He told nee so himself.—M r. O'Brien told yea his name? Yee; he raid, " You hare the Pawn to ad step Mr. Smith Olielea." _ _ lierelkesoesetable. oseniatot by Mr. Stott.—flaw Mr. Maegher, Mt . O'Brien, sod Mr. Dillon come late Car rie. OmelabiSS Onghlen and eau wee with wiloses at the time. They shippal at the halm of Mr. Panel, Ilieepo. theory, when Mi. O'Beke bus addressed time people. end thas Ur. Meegher. Winsome& a tonne the speaks' at the dos, whisk was sow ameeresd late en information The inikematies now in hie hand was written by him at the time. (The witness was thin allowed to rake to it to refresh his tannery.) Mr. O'Bena esagratalated the people on so way of them mesesking at so short a notion" He doubted mot of die sotitamiesm el theme cheers ; but the way in which le tumid ten ink gewrege was by ening them at ono to the kid. Were they ready to socenopma hkra there ? He no shoat to be ma& the victim a the of the Bull& unineenst, bet would they permit ? In time feu hparomi of Me hind were slut to be @obeli, there would be newt hosts miasma ono raked to deem& than gii she NW OW% 101.1101 their aniesea= demises la thus ? ' Akre "Mai memen ether ispewniess in Mr. cad e t Apo* he wet en lo ro. pot what be neeembered et Kr. Meagher's meson That isatiemen told the people that he did not aunt to have rthem Again so sem, bat the bee and bloody anorneut of Bailout had taken another step in the week Si ainseim. For every step they took he would Mks enable, till ,they stood face to foe. Are you ready to stead lean the unitary ? The English government had treagisi ea all laws, it had refused to give the people law ; bat sow they were prepared to give them no law with peeked jerks wad bloody judges. They have persecuted the bland of Intend% yeses masses with dawn vengeance. What we see Mont to de nukes but a few heats' delibera tion We mot set be carried away by the enthusiasm of oar feelings. To make oar ship sail steadily, we must have bellan—we must hays sans—we most have a stoat arm at tie helm ; we meat have stout arms to man kw. Now is the time to strike the blow, to make Ireland for her lovely MD. Are you ready with nor. ed arms to gin effect to that blow ? I am ready, with the. stalwart bodies—those stout hearts— dumb geed and ill sonar, to strike that blow. If we fall, we shall sink like the Arable of the Prank Republio—we shall sink hem view with one cry of ' Long live the Bn rabbi l' which will rise to the hearing of generations yet unborn. Thine are many of you here this day who have et' who, if we fen, shall rim in thirty years to come to avenge thir fathers' bloody graves. What rare I for all their gun They may threaten us with death—they may tar from us oar live ; sae they cannot, for they have al ready deprived ea of all elm besides. Death is the worst they ma bike—death is the utmost Decade Si all their threats. They ere sheet to renew the bloody mews of 'M. Then we had nine 1111 talent to stud by us ; then too, they penemited those Island men • te a, too, thej had parted juries bloody indium; dien, tsar, they had a sasposim of the Haines Cerra Act • the, too, the Jars, wick folded 1111,_ prodded over lon mum red wits no bleed Si their viettem, and retired to tie festivi ties, saddled with hung done their duty to their 'cran nied. But I ten them that the time is now en= whoa that mown down pees has smug up again, sad here it is Oirtiotiog to the upon beasath him). [ tall then that the awlidi Ire bin shell rims in ego swathe, and Maas* Woverwhelming growth the &amen of ear hieed. He said man, bat I duet ramemiter k. Mt. Mingimer than went into Mr. Ponell's home. The people apposed to he very mash naked. Witness put this down in writing es moan as he reared to the bane*. Cresennensined by Mr. Batt—Witues was on She same side of tio street with the hone whin Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Meagher spoke. The mod was unted, and shoved to sad he. ga rlie eiserod the speak. Mr. Koutter did ace speak vary en that osseden He was prise= and deliberate. did met me mesh peters. never heard Mr. Meagher spook Wm. He commansed taking notes immediately ea plea tow hatusit, and them is abut two heram - rage woe ether man la la the room with Ma, hat mu of Ohm solsted his. Mr. Goes Jones was ea the appetite olds Si the Ins% and could hear the speech. Wilson eame seanted a spa& be fore. The isallaws he hod taken dews were het sewer tin. He did mg rommuker the last maw. He spoke at some latish akeetthe Free* In skip, an maws of govern aunt, bat whams meal& anther ea his weeds cafe hie (Nat. MMus sewer doctor of die MI nit. laths mud listening to the speech. He did not seamy ether nepestelde pence I. the crowd. Mr. Gore Jana appeared to he as attentive to the speech as any on eke. Witness maw Mr. Jane the mate evening, while he was taking the notes. The paper he had been leek* at was not the flu paper he mots when he went home, hut he wrote it the same evening. He had not the Arm paper be wrote. He believed he 14hted his pipe with it soon slier he wrote it. The papa was a sketch of about the half of what woo to his He wrote the pun aow Is wart abbot half aa hoar after coming to the barracks. The first paper was chiefly onteoled with a sketch of Mr. O'Beisa% @pooh, and a mall portion of Mr. Meagher's. What he wrote of Mr. Meegher's speech emaisted of " Poo pie el Carrick"—" When I visited yen last"— acd " calm• siesta of faellags." From that he wrote est Mr. Meagher's speech along with what he had in his mind. Wks. Mr. Gore Jons came In be told witness and the ether two eoaatables to writ oat the noun They wen an triaged Ia writing at one table. Very little war said mug *Aintree. Once or twin they said to whams, "Do you recollect each or each seetenen ?" He none s• It atheist it they recollected mamas he nannered. %. email that he did TIMM. M- r. Sun.—Then bites to this. (Ben Mr. Butt nod a portion et Lamartine's work, and added) : Now repast that after met I will not. (Laughter.)—Well, you say that Mr. Meagher did not read that to the psople ? Inman' be did not. —Do you mean to say that you wont to the muting dotenalud to ban • speesh of otmo kind ar other Car- Way not—Yon wars ,r eed on Mr. O'Brien's triaL Did you then repeat Mr. Motigher's speech ? Put of 11.—Did you not than 'some young' that yea had net come pee• pared to repeat Mr. Mugher's speech ? I did; bat I pre theireater part of ft.—Bat you are prepared to give it now, ha refreshed your memory ? Ifes.—Did you repeat all Mr. Brim said to -day that you repeated for him at his trill t Yea—Did you repeat now them remarkable woods— "ln times gone by, floss of my blood wee seised?" I did. On ”rm. oath, do you say that you stated that to ? Cer mh4 I did.—(Mr. Batt was hers reminded that the witum had given this testimony on his direct emanation. Mr. Batt then applied to be allowed to reed the sworn inixmation of the witness, in order to examine it ea to its with the evidence. Chief ustiee Blackburn* said Mr. Butt was entitled to take the information In Ws bead, sad . ezeadne him upon it to say extent; but if he read any puegraph of it, thee the whole doeament mart be read. 10.11entorith pest Mont, submitted that the authorities entitled him to reed a gretio• without going over the whole. Chief Jmtlas Blackburn . —Thrire one ieflexible rule, that in • court ofjerties no parts of documents shall be real. lir. Butt here must& the witness to repeat his state ment about the Fres& 6444, when the witness repeated it, but rpm it that the Prinafre-ship, and not Mr. Meagher. soak from dm with enemy at " Long live the Republic. " He was not very me whisk if tha two was the right way. He took it that Mr. Member wee referring to himself at the Sm. Witham never corrected his testimony, or altered it beet one sentenos to the other. He had not swore posi tively that he did not alter the latter sentence about the my from " which then arse," to " which shall arise." Wftness repeated this meth to himself yesterday. lie did es three or feet times, while walking up end down the per is, the court anodds. He had done the same with Mr. O 's speech before his Sid. Theisper was then again= witness ' s hands to TO- N& memory about the and aura the grass. Kr. New tell me what Mr. Meagher said abort the liseehip ? He mid—which (the dreekin) sank from view with ~fearing cry of " Lem live the Royablie," whisk seem to as of gennetases then mbons.—Then, in point of ihig, tis different from what you new say, and you mis ifse 7 1 ab ari purport of the observation ? I did.— Weli t thth is sad maid. Now, you are certain the Se my you mid was to arise now, had, in fed, MOM Isms op? Yes.—Why have yes not gives um the lest memo of Mr. lisegimr's meoh ? I do sot stoollset 1314 attention was drawn of by sonteds4? the erowd. I —WM you swear that he said whim in of trial by tate Yes, I will. No, I will, eat.— Disk he praise the mastitutbre ? lam certain he did not, e odd xamined.—Wrespecting the visit of itners woe is Cat ities 1 Mr. O'Brien end Mr. Member to Carr& ea that day. Also saw • mesa named Otway with them Is Mr. Par sells window. He me there while Mr. 8. O'Brien addressed the meting. There were 3,000 or 4,000 parsons preens. On his return to his barrack, he took notes of what Mr. O'Brien bad said. Mr. Banal called for the informatics& of the witness, yid& erre handed to him ; end he then proceeded to depose to the weeds used by Mr. 8. O'Brisn on the 00t•Skel. Mr. Bausse.—Now, state what Mr. Meagher raid. Wit ness : I wish te know, my lords, if I ern to state any chwur same occurring to as after swearing my &semi& ? Attormy-Oessnd t You are to state what yen now re. Witness: Mr. Meagher &sad to tie mist ef Mr. Kinkel and his transpiration. He odd me of the most tales& and gifted of the young ciders, was taken from mem* them by means or a peeked jury, and I saa set my whether it we perjured or bloody judges. Fart some time I 'mkt net hew the word, at alt. There was e greet deal of the mash, and many of the words, that I son have so resoUesties of at all. He raid deo that many of time around him bad children, end that, in thirty years to ante, when armed by some young spirit, like him, to • spisit of revenge, they might complete the work they left middle& mid bine revenge for the bloody graves of their &hem. I dent know exactly the words, end any words I est& set hear Mr. Mesgher speak I thought it better to emit. The witness was requested to repeat the words, but, In repeating them, did not make any mentiosof "Moody grim." Csaremoined by Mr. Whiteside.—l gave • ropy of the ieloessatits to Mr. Wm Jones end ano th er to Mr. Roth., onriespester. I subssmeatly lade a ropy of it for &NIL And I wan sorry to hear, in your address to the jury, that yna did net state my 'vide's', as I stated it (laughter). Mr. I Whleide : Could you repeat what I rid ? Mo.—Could von tell me the sentence in which I alluded to yourself ? Yoa stated that I swore that ea the morning I entered the court, I made a copy of it, and I dem that altogethar.—Did yen not say this : "This paper wee written dam I came to Clonmel ? " But that ma not the mendeg Iwe examined. I said I made • copy since I ems to ammel, and that I distinetly told you.— Him you anything else to say ? No.—Pahaps you would wish to address the jay ? Oh, no. (laggister.)—Then, in point if we, after yen ,were your information, some kw days before were wain& you made an oddities*, your information, and ' brought it here to reksh =et& ? In that MINT tlessr Si net • does mutsio, from my information in reepset to If r. O'Brien ; bat shore ere circumstances I recollect esmerning Mr. Meagher whisk I could not remember &ea BM idled' upon to swear informotisos.—Now, I ask yeses yew math, did you not bring the pew to refs& yew mewl 1 0 I did brim this pew, end I have mattimell new* &osmium, I did not mention in that paper. &died to the mod that I wee about to stabs • eirensoloise I did asiosidleet when I swore my inforniatice.—Now, ten you repeal this ? itedon. edsrapictly) "A raeresnary informer knows no dis- Undu sash • tystent lb, einsesions pseple are slaves." Witnsm Oh (Lev yrs repeat this ?If you stop there I me. tlonigh erew.) ter.)—But did sot Mr. Meagher veil very rapidly? can you repeat this : A mermary informer &rem no disbuds**. Dander oath • system the obnoxious popes are slaves., not only to the government, but they live at the mercy of every individual. They are at ono, the slaves of the whole com munity, and of every part of it; and the worst and most unniercifid men are those on whose goodness they most de pond. In this situation men not only shrink from the frowns of a stern magistrate, but are obliged to fly from their very species. The seeds of destruction are sown in civil inter course and in social habitudes. The blood of wholesome kindred is infected. The tables and beds are surrounded with mares. All the mans given by Providence to make life safe and comfortable are perverted into instruments of terror sad torment"? Witness: I don't think there is a ma in the court would do it. (Laughter.)—You may go dotness : I say the word " spy is not applimide to e. I was only in the discharge of my duty. JAR Geary, a polloyounstable, also gave evidence re. sporting the speech of Mr. Meagher at Curick-or . His report of the passage referring to the French fire-ship dinsred from the other mortis. He represented Mr. Meagher to have said, " The French ere-ship that sunk and rose again to show to the world the be of • glorious republic." cross-examined by Mr. Batt.—Wrote out the speech next day. Had a perfect recollection of it.—Mr. Butt : Then re. posit for me.—Attorney-General: Surely the witness canlook through the document to refresh hie memory.—Mr. Butt: He eannot. The cromexamisatioa would be to no impost If he were allowed to do SO. Witnast endeavoured to r the report without rdinvieg to his notes, but failed to e r: t o correctly, though he said holed read his notes that morning. —Mr. Batt: Can you repeat one sentence (no answer) ? Come, I will give you two words, " French firrship." Wit- ness " The French &redo that suck beneath the waters, end rase again, showing forth to the world the benefits of a glorious republic."—Were you ever degraded for drunken ness? No, Did yon lose service for drunkenness? Yes ; I lost five years senior.—Can you tell me one son- Mos of the speech Mr. Meagher &erred ? Witness.—l have already repeated it. Mr. Gore Jones, stipendiary . ungistrate, rive evidence ra ges& the visit of Kr. O'Brien and Mr. Meagher to Car- L. Will La s, head suitable, was then called. Mr. Whiteside had a statement to submit to the wart. From the attornergeneral's opening statement be under stood that from the tone of the evidence already shoe, Mr. Meagher never amen except for a short period oa Friday night on the Common, and therefore the same of evidence now to follow, ought not to be received. The at mind connection of Mr. Meagher with the rile at Mullins. hose, SiLLaaanie, &c., was entirely ,of a derivative kind, for his guilt depended upon the guilt of =other • and there was no evidence that he had lathed to the ideal:els acts "hi& wen afterwards done. The Attorney•Gaseral thought no ease had been more settled than the admission of the evidence each as he now proposed to give. The indictment charged against the pri son" was to levy war, and the levying of war was the ides tied act which war afterwards dose. The place where or the mode how this was to be levied was a mere aocidint, which did sot enter into the essence of the ease. Mr. Butt was the. heard, and contended that, as Mr. O'Brien's sans wee set mentioned in the indictment as an =iswith Mr. Meagher, the crown ought not bi be 1 0 r o l t evidasse of Mr. O'Brien's acts against the primer. ha eentended that it was not enough to shower incitement to treason ; for then the of a libel would be exposed to the of Mama ; but that it must be shown be com mitted the particular sets of theism Chief Justice Blackburn.—We arealleksarly of i,on that this evidence ought to be received. There ma oe—no matter what its value—that there was a mmepiney and incite ment Ulm war ; sad the Mein SOW @satiety were prepared then 'nines of warhavieeggben actually levied. In treason thin were so were traitors. Hale said that if divers inspired to levy war, and war was levied, th en the sot ninon was to be charg ed against all the conspirators ; for ia treason there wen no sexesories. After the evidence the crown has gives in this see, we mut move the re. minder. Mr. Whiteside.—Will your lordship be good though to make a note of that, es we should wish it removed / Chief Justice Bleacher's—Oh, yes. But we an bound by the author, of Hale. Chief4us pogi tice th rerty.—And than art pampa in Fodor which The examination of Whams wee than promoted with, sad be detailed the proeseduip at Mullinakone, as he bad done before on the previous trials He added .to his former oviaaass that he baud Mr. O'Brien toad a saes hems book. Thh had been brought to his recalection in consogeenee of • witness oa a former trW having mid that be meg a same. He then reiterated bu statemcate r‘ girding the demand Mr. O'Brien made for arms, and hie retain. Coastable Wiggiss corroborated the previons einem. Timothy O'Bullivan was examined by the Bolititoe•Omie ral—He saw Mr. O'Brien come to Mullinaltone. He went up to the Bev. Mr. Cabin, a curate of the pariah priest's, and introduced himself as Mr. S. O'Brien. Mr-Cahill told him he was totally anima his prneedings, and aboat half an hoar after he &damned the people from a wall Ripon* Wright's hone.. He then repeated the evidence hinserty given Mtn drilling of the people of Manahan, end the Awn from Mohicans towards Bollingarry, and then coming beekegain to Mullizahose. There were eons Bel lingsrry podpe with them, who broke out of maks, and ile• dared they would go no farther, es the Manahan pee* did not turn oat se they expected. When tide Mr. O'Brien went away with twenty or thirty peoptr i g direction of Hunts& House. _ . Crxr7;e9itilaii by Mr. Butt—He swore his dist inform° Lion before Mr. Dams* who at him in the street. Be told Mp. Dewed of the marching through the day, sad of the smod nem dna Imo Into town at night, but he did net tell him et be night biding. He swore a soma fabomay visa to Kr. Darr, at Dublin, but he did not tell him of the amber of armed seen. Re thought there were 6,000 ma ea the ground, hams, he stepped the ground ap d found it about half a mite. He did not recollect on last trial hen many yards made • mile, or how assay steps he had taken, but he remembered It sow. Thomas Birks examined: Witness =rated the andel= given by him on the former .trials respecting the promedhige at Ballingarry.—To Mr. Bo t : I was in the crowd, carrying a pitchfork, myself. George Spooner deposed likewise to the transactions at Ballingarry. Saw Mr O'Brien, Mr. Dillon, and a gondo la= he heard was Mr. Meagher, drilling the people. Mr. Whiteside : I object to tha t ; he now mentions a new he did not mention before. Mr. Same: Turn about, and tell me did you see that geetleman there (pointing to lb. Meagher) . Witness: I cannot say I saw hint there. James Middleton reiterated **evidence given b him am the previous trials, respecting the proceedings at Rillensule. Dutton Mathew repeated his former evidence. Captain Lemma*, 13th Hussars, and his troopers also re peated the evidence given by than on the former trials. MiloyGeneral M.Donald proved that ha got from lb. O'Brren, on the night of his trim, a beach of keys. whit= he put in en envelope. and **unaided to government by Captain Ems who then was an officer on epee= service between hint sad the governmeat. To Mr. Butt.—l as,.. searched Mr. Smith O'Brien. Be, leaded me the hays, at the suggestion of the aughtrates. John Om Jams.—Recolleets the night of the arrest of . Mr. O'Brien. Re was sent up to Dahlia the same night. Solicitor-Gatoral.—Had you any °cayman= with him 7 Mr. Butt.—l object to that. Younend point to something la refastens to the pswnt matter. The Chief J .—Tou refer to something connect= with the manna Rmaieseisa resamsd.—Witness then repeated the testi mony imodygrantlry hint as to the mode in which he got. sassed= of lb O'Brien's portmanteau. Mr. Batt—D id you not say ke should get it back 7 neer: I never made a promise of the kind. I know V t Rey. Kr. Mackey, P.P. Clonoulty ; he lime about nine miles from Thurne. Charles W. lagaell proved that he brought the poems= Mau le Mr.Redlagtoe. Thomas Burke, extra clerk in eidefoemeterre offing, =that Monet winters brought the portmanteau to Kr. oten. (A paper handed M witness.) That paper wen found in the portmanteau. To Mr. Batt—There wove about a hundred papen is the palmate= ; they were primped, pirate vouraers,d . Cannot say what tile mates= of the documents Robert Allem= deputy-A=6m= lEllsafahasa. !waived the portiosntent hem Mr. Burke, and gave it to Mr. Smith O'Brien, with the key of it. To Mr. Butt—Cannot say if there were any papers in it. Solicitor-Cieneral—lt l now 90 minutes to 7 o'clock. Chief budee.—Are you now going to another part of the evidence 7 AttotnerGeneraL—Tes, my lord, and I think we may now =mum. Mr. Batt applied for copies of the K balloting papers. Attorney-Omeral.—The question may arise 1111 to whether we have proved those balloting papers. We have proved four of them: so scan as the court decides they are to Mr given in evident*, I am ready to furnish copies of them. but until I am about giving them in grids's@ I will not furnish thus. Judge Moore.—You will have copies ready to furnish them, il the time should arrive for giving them in evidence. attornereeneral.—Yes, my lord. Kr. Butt.—lf the case for the crown should dm In time to-morrow, Mr. Whiteside will address the jury, sad he will want the= Chief Junes Bleakburne.—We cannot order them to he given ; it is for the attorney-general to give them. Solicitor-GeneraL—They will be in court, my lord. The wort thee adjourned. FALL OF • RAILWAY BEIDow--CANTERIEIIty FRIDAY crnts) Kowtow. —Aa accident eenned this • naming, about ems o'clock, to the luggage and Ada OWN which leaves Mewed shortly bean midnight. It appears that eamesedmilattha meal =mum until the tram reached e whisk mum the river Stour, fa the haw let of Chatham, when the engimaispeared to oscillate cow. sklerably. The seat moment the NKr, an exceedingly awl sad apparently substantial steusture, gave way, meet Part of it falling as the eights mid Pucks were about to pew The crash is mid to have hem Otemmadous, and the awe quasar nay be fatally lesegined keen the fact that the whole testa s eVe in ittlee th: ami area, hal Into the stream and into the eimpletely destroying that pow- Mon of the Bee. At the present we have no information • as to the weeequences to the engine-driver, Maker, and guard, farther than that no sae is /speed. BOBOLLIT Seth ATTEMPT TO WIT FIZZ TO • Corson.—H. Marshall, I'. Earle, T. Walter, T. Ander son 8. Bowes, and W. Pope , river pilots belonging Mt Gravesend, were charged, hefts the Rochester inseilkatiS • • with burglary and gross outrage. They wen together at a piablielows attheke, on Wednesday evening, having strived - with their boat in Yentlet Creek in the corm of the dal Having regaled themselves, they sallied out about midnight, and proceeded to the cutter of a poor woman named Rees. man, who, with a little girl, were the only inmates, her hus b and, husband, went of employment, being with three of their sillldres in the waddles**. The inmates were awoke by the breaking of the front window, and, on getting out et bed, saw seven met ratable the cottage, awe of wham was trying to draw a sheet which had been lying au a table *rough the window. Foaled is this attempt. another of the party tried to foroe his way through the window, in whisk he partly maceeeded, but being beaten of l e tez d tinan, they all left. About a quarter of as how the cottager* were again alarmed by the whale of the windows being demolished, and one of the men nein attempted to force an entrance. Mrs. Eastman, musk alarmed, bagged of them to leave the cottage, but not ding so, she armed herself with an iron bar, and strack the use at the window a heavy blow on the bead, whisk mused him to fall to the ground. She heard his companions say that else had lo him. On looking through the w i n d ow eke saw the blood running down his face, end the others seemed to be closing a wound in his heed. Some of them took out . a box of limiter matches, and threatened to burn the sottagej at the seise time, igniting the whole of the they climbed on the door, and played them egalas g r i llt e diatek, which, fortmately, was damp, end did not take Are. During the time they frequently threatened to take their lives, saying they would choke thaw After she bad raked • ery of murder, and called loudly for eadatanee fent her adghboan, the whole of the party ran away towards Toads* Creek, carrying with them an apron and • handkerehle4 sad, taking to their boat, made their escape. A local °Meer h Wing been in their company for two hours whilst at Ike Nag's - Head, was enabled to identify them, and, from further initemation obtained at the west guard station in the Creek, succeeded in tracing the prisoners to Chummed, where four of them were apprehended on Saturday, Bowes and Pope having surrendered at the dike this day. The wounded men is still at large. They were manacled fer the attendee*, of other witnesses. LIVEREDOCIEDGiTRIAL RAGGED SCEIGGES.—it has been determined to establish Induetrial n 2ged Schools in this town, in addition to the ordinary schools now in existent*, provided that M. can be for that paw La:r. Boa Waive of the first outlay in fitting up a suitable iding, the expense of each child is estimated to be Dam Al. to 74 pee annum. Now, as it appears by the return obtained from the Governor of the Borough Gaol, that theme are, on an average,eighty-three juvenile esiminals constantly In that orison daring the year at a east to the commusity of about 10e. head, the very economy of Industrial , independent all higher motives, is worth? of of yof serious consideration. Besides the wane of In struction, the ehildren will be taught industrial's habits, and they will be instructed in some mews of earning an honest livelihood. A provisional committee has been 'Diehl/bed for the purpose of carrying out tile object. Mr. T. D. Art denon, of India-buntings Is the treasurer, and Mr. J. Hub. back, the secretary. Tbillayor la cue of the committee. SHIPPINO. Maria Anninn.—Dablin, 2; Waterford, 1; Deaaghir dee, I; French. 1; Flanders, 1. Loans, Oat. 20. —Wind this day at aeon, N.N.W., :rodent' breves, and dull weather. livisaroo s lOot. 19.—Arrived : Flom Prinos Edward's Island. Belle' 18th ; Industry, Seneg al ; Henry Alexander, 1 Caledonia, Liscardo, New Orleans ; Lanham', Bt. Thomas's. 19th: Douce Davie, Mauritius; Charlie Ow - loner, New Orleans; Elis Whitney, Beaten. Off: Arrived; Blarney (MN --. Dam., Oet.l9.—Arrived from the river and sailed: A reir77'N 4 . dims, Yarmouth, N.B. Caooimaysze, Oat. 16.—Arrived: Visits, Mehl . 4eto, i ilt • - • Cork, retried away deck-load, Ike. . • .F , Cosa, Ott. 17.—Collingeroett, Havana. - , ~ , -.4 - t PLY:tours, Oct. 19 —N B.—Arrived: Brasilien l'emtilli ...''' A • buco, for Antwerp; Elisabeth , Grenada. iv i '_..... t f3wa?- :Ina, Oct. 18.—Beled : Sunbeam, and Sir L. 0611.V.4.- i ..i: mid, Cab& elei,...:= -r -,‘ "l. k:/ ... .. WSTMOVIN, Ost. 19.—The Helm, from Matt t o reps ,_-.. , 1\ .4 land, and the Caroline, of Plymouth, tram Blistrisit il t: c ~..W) .. Penland, have both been driven on shore in than ,-, :Le t t! a gals how N.N.B. ; both ere damaged, bat arei — en of in a tide or two. liThatrowns, Oat. 19.—The Aurora, from Cfirdit i lft in. here yesterday, haviag swam a leak -off ailed soon Air, Ise etmlay die beams l i t= el rieek kit.. and part di twedeekas awed. It has blown • plaits** , .: y 1 G alibi, from N. 'b. Ravi, Oat. 19.—The Downshire, of Belfast Ike iliiii , - ..• • ego pool, km hem 'treaded *attar Ala .ad mew ,„ , j Kau pftviesely mem, • leak Men, sad is in a 1, ~.._ Hutt, Oat 19.—1 t blew amemlwaly heavy, 1- ''" -- ; '' Z ?— ti „ ri. 11 % i 02 ..q. . .: .. est ' dC t: .Vic.l...._)e.