The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-08 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, JULY 7.
At the Louth assizes yesterday, three prisonem,
charged with the attempt to murder Mr. J. East-
wood, were called np for trial, but having refused to
join in their challenges, one of them, named Birk,
was put forward, and at the termination of the cue
the jury brought in a verdict of guilty. Sentence
deferred.

IRISH ELECTIONS.
NOMINATIONS FIXED.
Armagh borough
Bandon
Belfast Friday, July 9.
Clan county Monday, July 19.
Cork county
Cork city Friday, July 9.
Down county Tuesday, July 20.
Dublin city Thursday, July 8.
Dublin coTanty
Ennis
Enniskillen
Kinsale
Limerick city Thursday y Jul 8.
Limerick county
Londonderry county Friday, July 16.
Londonderry city Friday, July 9.
Mallr w
Monaghan county
New Roes
Weaford borough Friday, July 9.
Youghal Monday, July 12.
DUBLIN UNIVIIIIIITY.—The election for this elass bo-
rough has been Add hy the proton for the 13th fut.
ClTY.—This is one of the localities La which
the reaction oldie Stockport riots has been yet non con-
spicuous The body of trades were well known to be de-
erdsdly in f or Mr. Elwell, the liberal protestant
didate, and to be equally determined in their opposition to
Sujeant O'Brien, the " brigade " nominee, but the events
of last week have bad the effect of entirely changing their
opinion., and their banners will now be honied 011 the
other side. At a meeting held in Limerick yesterday the
following resolution was among those adopied:
" Itesolved—That in the present momentous crisis, whoa
our religion is assailed in the English House of Commons,
denounced as a nuisance and a scandal in government pro-
clamations, and stoned and trampled in the streets of pro-
The Mune of Berne says: I testant England, it is the bounden duty of the cathohes
of
A new communication has just been made to the Federal Ireland to band together for their church and their altarN
Council in the name of the committee of Pontius. This and to return to parliament men who will understand and
does/nest states that the Grand Council had de- boy r the catholic faith, and be prepared, at all hazards, to
Bided that the committee of Posieuz would not be die. struggle for its def nee."
solved so long as it did nut go out of the path of legality. DUNOaKvAN.—Mr. Hope has retired from the contest in
Notwithstanding that decision, all the members of the 'hie borough. Mr. Maguire has also withdrawn, notwith-
conmittee bad been summoned befe,ro the prefectures of rtanding the statements made to the wettish and the
their districts, and enjvined to withdraw from it ea liberals aro thoroughly united in favour of Mr. E. o.lr-se
bona the f matition had been presented to the Fedetal teeny, whose return is quite certain.
Assembly. The prefect. would not admit of any reservation Coaa.—The 'daytimes of Mr. George Hudson, jun., and
or protest. la this state of things, the committee of Poi- Mr. Edmond Shalulham, the new conservative En Ash
seas has home up a protest. first, against the teem " cm- candidates, have made their appearance, and the writers
mittee of agitation" applied t it by the Grand Council ; express their determination to go the poll.
+soundly, .gain's, the summons made to it to abstain from MuNikuNAN.—The tenant-right candidate will, it is en-
emy orvanizerion, for the assembly of Poiseux has underlie- pee eel, he high at the head of the poll. Foremost amongst
ken to organise a I lege :mod ttion of the inhabitants of Fri- the proprietors who promised not to interfere with their
burg, a right which is guaranteed to them by the Federal tenautry is Lord novsmore ; but a rumour is prevalent
constindies ; sod, thirdly, easiest the summons given three that the noble lord had recently retracted hie promise, and
to direly, as soon as their petition had been presented. ordered the tenants either to vote for Sir O. Poster or not
The sossuittes declares that, if the demands which it is vote st all. This report still wants confirmation.

ITALY.
PIEDMONT.
TURIN, JOLT 3.
I hasten to apprise you of a fact which is the more
important, as the newspapers, and probably the pri-
vate correspondence that may reach you for some days
to come, will bring you news of a quite opposite
nature. The Senate has come to a resolution not to
resist the government by refusing the four bills
adoptedby the Chamber of Deputies, as that Assem-
bly had intended. At least they have withdrawn
their opposition to that on the national bank, respect-
ing which the commission had already got up its report
in a sense unfavourable to the bill, and which the
same commission directed its reporter to draw up in
the sense of an approval. I have this from private
but undoubted authority ; and also for attributing
this change in the intestine of the Senate to the
officious representations Ws to its members, chiefly
those who hold situations ander government (and
the class of such is nummoss) of tho danger to the
country and lossoveniemos to themselves, of
follow-
ing a eourosissedlo to the government.

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SWITZERLAND.