The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-24 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Duns, Faa. 23.
THE SIX-MILE-BRIDGE AFFRAY.
The Spring Assizes for the County of Clare, to
which so touch interest attaches at the present mo-
ment owing to the trials to take place at them arising
at of the unfortunate affair at Six-Milo-Bridge,
were opened yesterday by the Right Hon. Mr. Jus-
tice Perrin, who was accompanied by Mr. Justice
Ball. The Criminal Court, in which the former
learned judge took his seat, was crowded to excess,
and the utmost anxiety was manifested to hear what
his Isedebip would say in his address to the Grand
Jury about the sue in which all parties felt so deep
es
isitswit. The Grand Jury having been re-sworn,
Judge Psalm reseeded to charge them. and, after
statisg the fain anallsidamen of case, said,
lasaildsanlhom maloselpeo tho midgets you will re-
alist that this. were of this party forty soldiers with
dud bgeesisomese the sassmad of two angaants sad
We MM. firths% that it is a
nti last darathl
whathw Imo was say apron oommead ma to thin to
fro slaws-.woo pima by their IMMO j that is, I
bona., simnel W eII parties ; nei yeas.* fierfser
• Sae as Mop nom be nada es the gpseml that
salaam ths lbedbillos or vests mind ham mond sr
lebso away.
and
grill sosabrairefolly how lbstaimain
ties smarm% md Oa pent nit Mk piss' ia mambos,
sod pas of it newethe era sad, sad ams the awaliesos,
whore there was • lino Say Minas. sod • smog Masa-
meat of soldiers stationed, Syr with word minis-
ems% You will carefully semisisr all those anomalous,
ad whether or ass the sallon Ind without onion, sad I
and aserosly repeat that is di a. so, you will take the
fasts hen the name, sad .to hem any statement. That
sons shots were Ind, sad some ponces killed at • eon-
sidarablo diatoms from the lans, sad by some of the
side. that had just immediately same fromw
it, them
eau be as doubt; end if this ins Ism when there was
as Sys, to this line, sad when aims et the people
wan at diatom% sad seam had their boas
a sate of his, shush so previous ex-
a▪
men would smswat to the wise it maw bat even
if sub boa eased, sad these !prima to have been
sun previous eadimmat, it maid iss a MOO properly
he amide ratisa bow far that praises modamout
wail bad to the andosisa tbst they had as. a deliberate
insignia to take away lib, sod Since you is mhos the
agaym shamed to maseissgherr. As to the psalm who
wore ids upat what was allot Os Ledle-swall. Trer 1..
will be, ask witabor limes wen MS, sad
if so, bcouditisa is whisk theywenrms. had *Ma ; and,
leisailidoy who. they were killed ? AM if you ind
thata hom.is was emantod, and that A was imusitted
af eddies anspod, mome a hossisido want
demeWl?lsiso I have piked d
ent; it yet AM Oa the pieties
seemed, slant povessina sr amilessat, monleisd this
erimi, yea mot enatiicr MANN =Mir of
yes mid ass la Ise lads holy of , d it
well be thenbas asswaso to soldiers
whoan the
inividasis was who Ind, GM OS is os impataat a sow
salsas so wry WM is the we. If they an distinguish-
ilk it is year Ain Mlblnguisk Sin he yea mast
▪ a postal realist, Maw It woe a hot
that moral of tie mea, at but Inomolliortim thom,
did an Ere at an, sad s Mil mid aid *Mien be head
ts imams thou all. With esepsot, thso, to taw
who an shalt ia the lane, I wII spelt We If re an
naviand thee b roldisn are ant the ma that
is the pielomme of a duty they were whiny sated,
so as to be is begs of their lieu, sad could not otherwise
nes Mom, thoiresoduct is Arias wend annum be a Iss-
tilidisimidde, bet if you are ofegialeathal, although they
wen sot*. they WWII Masi sal week, sad
*NAT so as to get their bassi bentsd, cad that
they wars lama to in asa wbsa thin Was were sot in
the. I Slob yea avoid ladalYl la
spesmt easy ma that it has hem paved to
visa Si W mad ; hot if yea is to the emir
thaa ttas edam who died did so deli
sad pswasekshally, whets there was at imager 111:1142
Inn sal whoa then was no asibmaaa% this it weal& he
War far the same no sharps. Those
are Ms Mat I saddermy Elan to mob. Orr
Ist realms% mad haps they will he sewit soak
me le &thugs yew *sty fairly hawses the arm sad
Ms soma : sad if yes have say dillsoky fa the macaw,
I ell be happy at say he. is nadir you my faith"
orimme yea nap epic. With spud to the ems
1116. Damn, le i lmno dame Am that of the sal-
wok he espeoden sad endost iailisative of in suited
tram ars charged Nana lime matters ars rata
ribin an said to bon esesand lease bb arrival at Sia-
11116._leilie, mai be is ededlysieesel. ase may with firing
mtairs. ant nib ariesing tbs sifts. to 1.% sad it wiu
Come lameossas di Ides =Mee. ad the ni-
hilism them, I. ends to soda at alma emen-
ds. Tea ha have to onsiaw Y Ms pea ma
WM& old Els pea ovine Is the saline to In. and if
sew W feign that be did shbor the we or the other,
°Lank So all ths hew ID seeddie what Juddestlea or
en, be NM have es emus Ms Nelms.
dam lbs beemide, adds. awe le se iesillostion.
"WC bl all doubt, smut to wind murder. If he
hat rudered the Idea re will meedela whether
ths"*bin in the abbess to rams the tinge dertise n Ise, sad &shank* ANA has
orminabbr ; sad *MIS papashb
nal sa"
ft*ltat melld r all ths eireamilmoss of the Isemnstion
▪ _
he sae poisnally asssilsi or injured, ea whether
in▪ Jus slum Is smolder that his or the soldiers' '
an Mew
Hit lordship then trielly referred to one or two
war lease ou the caleaier, but his observations on
' were of se interest. It will be °b-
lared limbo no allusion in his charge to the
kn. Mesas. Delhi and Clane, against whom infor-
coatious have bee, sworn for riot, and who, it was
"mgooad, would be pat on their trial at these
Weft Home he.. wand some ground for a
mow which pawed is Clare, that if the bills of
hatimet spiel Mr. Delmege and the military
WIN %pored by the grand jury, these against the
elle would share She same fate if sent up at all.
jury have reserved to this day the rani-
Ellaitit the bills, owing to the number of wit.-
.Isms which it was necessary for them to examine
• ell Nistier.
M Wit bee been received here from the Treasury

directing that the official sonounoements of the
levees and drawing-rooms at Dublin Castle be dis-
continued in the newspapers, and henceforth pub-
liahowl only "; nahliis Gazette. The result of
• -
this arrangement v be the omission of all
_t(preliminary notice of these tona__bl e events to me
columns of the newspapers, and a thinness of attend-
anoe arising from want of sufficient publicity.
Dr. Grattan, the ex-J.P. of Kildare, who was de-
prived of the commission of the peace for presiding
at a meeting to sympathise with Mr. Smith O'Brien,
subsequently to the proceedings of 1848, took it into
his head that he was as well entitled to be restored
to the magisterial honours as Lord Roden was, and
accordingly intimated his opinions on the subject a
few days since to the Earl of St. Germans. His
Excellency, however, after a consideration of the
facts, transmitted a reply through the Under-Secre-
tary, informing Dr. Grattan that government maw
no sufficient reason to alter its former decision in
his case.

SHARE LISTS.

W2D24IIIIDLY EVIOIIIIO.

The railway market was characterised by a firmer
teas to-day, prices being supported, at an improve-
mat, to the close of business. Caledonian, Glasgow,
and South Western, Midland and South Eastern
stocks, improved 11., and most of the other large
shares were 10a. to 13s. per cent. dearer. The pur-
chases in Midland were in connexion with to-day's
meeting at Derby. Newport, Abergavenny, and
Hereford shares are in request at 3 dis., with few
sellers. Oxford and Worcester. are weaker.

French shares showed much steadiness through-
out the day, but became flat at 4 o'clock, on rather
lower prices from Paris. Western of France, how-
ever, are higher.

THIS DAY—Two o'CLoar..

The railway market is firmer to-day, except for

South-Eastern and Midland stocks, which are flat.
Great Northern, Great Western, London and South-
Western, Berwick, and Newry and Enniskillen, are
higher. Business rurally remains very quiet.
In French shares there bas been waroely a trans.
action.

IMAM MW

Ise brolay up
So 3 p.a.