The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-23 00:00:00

YORK THREATENING NOTICE&

MR. BIANOONI, MR. CARDEN, to., THREATENED

BY THE RIBBON 00NiFEDERAOY.

A correspondent informs us that while Charles
Bianconi, Fiq., J.P., was standing at his hall-door, at Long-
field, near Cashel, on Saturday evening last, two men,
armed, approached him. Mr. Bisureoni, undeterred by
their appearance, even in the present unsettled state of that
part of the country, awaited their arrival, and on the men
coming up to him, he inquired their business, when one of
them gave him a verbal madame, the purport of which
was that that was the third and last warning, and
unless he at awe altered his line of dealing with
his tenantry, he might prepare his coffin. The cause
of the hostility of the Ribbon confederacy to Mr. Bianooni
is, that on coming into possession of some properly he
advanced the rent on the occupying tenants. The fellows,
after fulfilling their nefarious mission, turned away, and
took their departure with the utmost sang froid. We
have not heard whether Mr. Bianconi ia able to identify
these daring emissaries of the lauded property-confiscation
conclave or not.

As a further evidence of the state of the country, we
may mention that we have heard that Richard Phinips,
Eq., of Gaile, whose property adjoins Mr. Bianooni's, has
bad also a " friendly warning" given him not to pot into
effect noticee served by him of his intention to raise the
rent co tLe standard fixed by Yr. Bianeoni.

A report has reached this town—whether correct or not
we are unable to say—that while John Carden, Esq., of
Barnum, war dining with a neighbouring gentleman a couple
of evenings ago, loformation was conveyed to the latter that
Mr. Carden would be ahot on his return home. The worthy
host acquainted Mr. Carden with the startling iatelligence,
and intimated his desire that he would abandon the idea of
going home that night. This suggestion Mr. Carden declined
to adopt., and then the gentleman, who is also a magistrate,
bad a party of the neighbouring police to escort Mr. Carden
to his residence. It this report be oorraet it affords another
terrible illustration of the state to which Tipperary is again
sinking. We trust for the sake of the county the rumour
has no foundation in fact.

The iiiiialeUanr;cßoan, near Cashel, in the employ-
ment of Stanley Black, Esq., recently received, through
the post-offioe, a threatening letter, bearing the Thule.
jest-mark, and addressed to himself. The letter threatened
him with the fate of Ellis, if certain parties, against whom
decrees for possession were obtained, would be turned out,
—lfenagA Guardian.
Information has reached no, of the correctness of which
we oan entertain no doubt, that a threatening letter has
been sent to a gentleman oonnected with the management
of land not a very great distance from the city of Cork, and
in what is considered one of our most prosperous agricultural
districts. The gentleman who has received it la Mr. John
Newman Beamiah, agent for the woperty of Capt. Smith
Barry, in the neighbourhood of 110etoo. We are ma is-
chued to look upon the 'Waive as other than a breams/M.
'Men. But it is with the deepest sorrow we learn that the
dreadful spirit of agrarian outrage has made even so small
a step into oar peaceful sooty.—Cork Examiner.

WILLS AND Begriwrvs.—The will of the Right
Hon. Robert Henry Herbert, Earl of Pembroke and
Montgomery, of Wilton Howie, near Salisbury, wadi proved
in the Loudon oourt, on the 17th instant, under 120,0001.
personalty in England, the executors nominated being his
brotheriu-law, the Harlot Clanwilliam, the Hon. Anthony
John Ashley Clover, and Robert French Burnett, Esq. ; the
latter alone took grant of probate as acting executor. The
earl executed his will in 18.54, and added thereto three coati-
citi, dated respectively 185568,,1868, and 1861, and died atPlaoe
Vendome, in Pavia, in April last, at the age of 71. The sari
married. in 1814, Princess Octavio daughter of the
Luke of Latvian, widow of Priam Robed of Sicily, who died
in liti7. The title and estates deemed to hie nephew,
Robert Charles, the toe and heir of the • brother,GTZ
late Right Hon. Sidney Lord Herbert e‘Lea. The will, which
is of moderate dimeosions, disposes al a rental of 7,0631. pier
asmum to the family of Granville, and, alter making speedo
bequeste to some members of his lordship's family be-
queaths the residue of his property to the family of Schiffer,
of Paris. There is legacy to his butler and valet of 4001., toge-
ther with ea 'acuity toblm of 1001., ands of 1001. to bin
coachman. The heir to the ancient Welsh earldoms of Pow-
!broke and Montgomery is a minor, now in his twelfth year,
in whom also Taste the title of Lord Herbert of Lea, and
other distinganhed title..—lllestrated London New.