The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-11 00:00:00

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OFFICER/1 OF THE ARMY AND THE POWER OF
Aanuer.—An important legal question was decided on
Tuesday by ow of the judges in chambers, at Dublin. A
cavalry doer, quartered at Northridge, while proceeding
to barracks in the discharge of hie duty sa officer of the
day, was misted at the suit of a bill-diseoanter. He re-
presented to the bailiffs that his preemie at the stables
was imperatively memoir', and—whether they were more
tender-heated than the majority of their tribe, or that
hanisoc• was unusually panuevive —they dewed him
on parole. He went to the stables, discharged his duties,
like a man of honour, returned to their custody. He
now applied to be discharged, as the ground that he was
regaled to immunity from arrest, as he was at the tiros in
deckers* of his dotter; on her Majesty's service. The one
was a novel one. His counsel admitted that there was no
preadult for the spplintioe, sad the judge declined to
make sae, and accordingly refuted it.
THE VOLDNTEER CADET/A—A Volunteer Cadet
gathering will take nisei at Alethadre-park, Yswell hill,
co Saturday, the 20th inst. The various corps will meet in
the large square in the frost of the Foundling Hospital,
Guildford-street,W.C., at half-put I for 2 o'clock, and will
march thence is a body to Kieg'seroes railway etagere.
As there has bees no review or large meeting of cadets
niece the review at the Crystal Palace some two years ago it
is expected that the meetiog will be highly interesting.
A Courges CONSCIENCE.—There is now in the
Hell gaol a person who exhibits a moot appalling spectacle
of the results that follow the unheeded warnings of con-
scheme. About two months ago Jolla and Jaw Elliott were
taken into custody on the charge of having bees coin in their
poseemeo. Not only was the manufactured article dis-
covered in the prisoner's poeseedos, but also all the ample-
meats requisite for aerying on the trade of a coiner. The
prisoners were brought before Mr. Travis, but for the pur-
pose' of justice they were remanded fora week. That time
having elapsed, the female prisoner was again placed at
the bar, but John Elliott had succumbed to • serious
marital malady. Os Saturday last the stipendiary ma-
gistrate, accompanied by Mr. Grealiam, visited the gaol
and maw the prisoner, sad the infonnatioa they then
received was of that nature that it was resolved to forward
an account of the prisoner's condition and of the facto of
the ale to the Secretary of State for the Home Depart-
ment. Yesterday the female prisoner was again placed at
the bar, and it not appearing probable that her husband
would seer be called opal to answer to the law for the
armee he had committed she was discharged. The present
condition of the prisoner is such that theee who have seen
him form the cooolusloo that he has for a long time lived ia
a state of the mast esterase feat lest his Freedom ahead be
discovered, and his actions now reflect that fear. For lot a
shadow fall acmes his face, and • shudder seems to yes
his whole body. The poor madman, too, am • y Mtn
about his caw and his tools and seamy. Altogether the
case is abort as melancholy • one as oar local annals of
mime have furnished for some time.—Neseena Cavalier
Herold. . .

RATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA.—A death resulting
from this dreadful malady has occurred in Bandon. It ap-
pears that about mix months ago atlas powerful young men
named Joseph Hosford, a servaat w the maploymest of
the Earl of Bandon, was eodeavouring to administer a dose
at easter eil to a huge mastiff, who wee kept is the stable-
yard at Castle Bernard. While's espied, with his thumb
in the eel mare mouth, the dog mad* a sudden gasp.
of sed drove
two of his teeth with such force into the upper Joint the
thumb, that they peoetreked almost through bone and
pre laced *tedious wound, which it took seversl weeks to
heal. As the dog, who was merely suffering from an attack of
worms, betrayed no trace of wisdoms, the affair was soon for-
gotic,and no ooe thought anything mere about the matter
uotil Thursday last,when poor Harlon' for the first time be-
trayed unmistakable symptoms of hydrophobia. When bows
given a piece of bread soaked in water be was seised witk
spasm', and spat it out violently ; and when he was shows
a looking-glass the poor fellow mistook it for water, and
immediately the frothing at the month became profuse, aid
his contortions terrible. Upon the appearance al the first
indication of this dire disease the noble family I. whose em-
ployment he was called la some of the first matted igen la
Bandon, and telegraphed to Cork for additions/ medical
&Nagano* ; but all was in vain. An attempt was made to
place kim under the influence of chloroform, but without
anocem. livery effort which kiadoese °odd devise or me.
dial skill could accomplish was tried, but without produc-
ing any apparent benefit. The unfortunate man suffered
Intensely, sod gradually kept slaking until he died which
was on the second day after the first symptoms became
apparent. He leaves a wife and two children—Cork
Examiner. -

MORE °won Rum lir Bia.ssar.—On Tues-
day evening the Orangemen of Sandy-row west through
the mock ceremony of interring the remains of the (Moe-
nen effigy. a crowd. almost as large es that of themovious
night, bad gathered is Sandy-row about 8 o'clock, sad
shortly afterwards the " funeral peonage*" started, ac-
companied by fifers and drummers, who played al-
ternately the "Dead March" and • lick the Pops." A
huge coffin. in which it was to be 'apposed the embers of
the effigy were euelosed, was carried by some men, and
the funeral party, consisting el several thousand venom,
proceeded is the direction of Friar's Brash Burying
Ground, at which, on striving, a halt wee media The
party here turned back, and. after traversing the streets.
returned into Sandy-row. The °Ala wee then carried
to the centre of the railway bridge—now known as the
" Boys* Bridp " and set fire to, the Orangemen
ineanwhfle yelling Is a terrific manor. Some of the more
peaceable witnesses of the Nome then retired to their homer
bet mime hundreds of the real specimen. of the Orange
rowdy remind on the spot. It was 'eldest that some
mischief was brewing, for every now and again fistful.
looking bludgeons were exhibited. About half-past 10
o'clock a sally was made in the direction of the Pentad
Lasing—the Wambold of the Roman cetkolic party—
when a threatening yell was set up. This was a surprise to
t* part
in that neighbourhood, who were unprepared for
; bet is a very few minutes the war whoop wee
:Tiled. and cambers of men ouzo out of their hoememeadt for
battle. A fewer the county polies who were Mediated at the
place,sucoeeded is driving back the, Orange patty, who sewed
prepared for aloes entities, being armed with disks. The
Ponied men were alas kept back ; and, by the energy sad
Mot of the polies, what would mataiely have been a arises
riot was premmted. The Orangemen then retired to the
.• Boys* Bridge," where they indulged is ringing matches
of ballads sheet Willlam lU. mad holy water, and ie yelling
defiance at their epponeste, who replied la like maw.
Shortly after this a number of We night watchmen were
bought from their bests throughout the tows to mint it,
prevailing • collision between the mobs. Previous to this
a party of see soestabekry baleashog to the tows were
stationed a the seishbeetheak aster the inensasd of
Sub-leeposter Goma way and Head Oaeslabbt Bsskfe, sad
Met Omelette WILMA& was la of the basal
polies Up to IS o'clock se *Slides bed faker place, bat
omegneeally a dose shoat d " Caen as le was beard.—
Norbern Wkip.

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towards the river, bee jut bees palled doh sad le I. be
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