The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-10 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Douttx, Nov. 9.
In the case of the Queen against the proprietor
of the .Anyto Cell, the pleas were handed in yester-
day by defendant's counsel, and were received by
the court.

A government investigation was commenced in
Ennis on Thursday, for the purpose of inquiring
into certain charges preferred against Mr. Cornelius
O'Brien, M.P., Mr. John O'Brien, late M.P. for the
City of Limerick, Mr. John M.:camera, J.P., and Mr.
Andrew Lyeaght, J.P. ; in a memorial forwarded to
government by Mr. Francis G. Morony, J.P., Mr.
Burdett Morony, J.P., and Mr. William M'Mahon,
L.P. Sir Lucius O'Brien, as Lieutenant of
the county of Clare, was appointed to conduct the in-
quiry, and all the gentlemen named above were pre-
sent. The case against the magisterial defendants
was briefly as follows: The memorial charged the
four magistrates named above with partisan conduct
in seeking to neutralise and overturn informations
already received by the beach of magistrates of the
Miltown Malbay Petty Sessions against six of Mr.
C. O'Brien's men, who reside in the Ennistymon
Petty Sessions district, and with having, contrary to
the usual practice, attended petty sessions outside
their own district for this purpose. It appeared
that the six traverser., against whom informations
had been received at Miltown, had been cited
in pursuance of a warrant issued therefrom
to appear before the Ennistymon bench on
the 13th of September, there to enter into bail
to appear at the next assizes. Some of the magis-
trates present having decided on hearing evidence
on behalf of the accused previous to returning the
case for trial at the wises, and the original infor-
mation not being in court, it was ultimately agreed
to refer the case to the Miltown Board for final de-
cision ; and on the 16th, when it came on for discus-
sion in the Miltown Court-house, some of the magis-
trates charged in the memorial attended there to
take a part in the proceedings. On this occasion the
Ennistymon magistrates opposed the sending of the
case for trial until evidence for the defence should be
heard; and the magistrates present having polled
on the question, the numbers on each side wore
equal, and the case was further adjourned to the 30th
at Miltown, on which day Messrs. O'Brien, J. M'Na.
mars, and A. Lysaght, attended from the Ennisty-
mon district. The memorialists belonging to the
Miltown district were present, as also Mr. Franks,
S.M., Ennis, and Mr. bi'Cullagh, S.M., Kilrush.
The question before the bench on this occasion also
was as to whether the traverser, should be sent fur
trial to the following assizes, or the case investigated
before doing so. The magistrates were four to four
on a division taking place, Mr. M'Cullagh giving
his casting vote for the inquiry being proceeded with,
in consequence of which four of the party accused
were acquitted, and two sent for trial. These men
were charged with being concerned in a riot at Mil-
town fair on the 21st of June, and obstructing Colonel
Vandaleur in his election canvass.

The proceedings of three days of the investigation
are reported in the Cksre Journal, but they bad not
concluded on Saturday evening.
The Telegraph of last evening suggests the names
of Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. John Reynolds, and Mr.
Sharman Cranford as candidates for the representa-
tion of Carlow, in the room of the late Colonel
Bruen.

The following is a correct list of the new Queen's
Counsel who will be admitted to the inner bar this
day. The list includes some names in addition to
those already published : —George Wright Creighton,
Hans Henry Hamilton, Echlin Molyneux, Edmund
Hayes, Bartholomew Clifford Lloyd, John Hastings
Otway, Thomas Lefroy, Itoss Moore, Hamilton
Smyth, William Weetropp l3rereton, Sir Colman
O'Loghlen, Henry West, James Robinson, Patrick
James Blake, Sterne Ball Miller, Robert Longfield,
James Berkeley.
The Louisa, a large Austrian ship laden with corn,
consigned to Messrs. Cardwell and Holden, of
Newry, was driven ashore on Cranfield Point in the
storm of Saturday night, and wrecked, the crew
saved.