The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-24 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Dt aux, Ot-r 23.
The Cork Examiner of yesterday, in a "atop
prose," ghee the following:
RallOaliTiOle or Yes. SIULFIMIIT are
sathortred to state that lin trials el Mr. 8 erjesat Murphy
ban formally withdrawn that geatiemen's same hos the
Ma ofeasilidates, as it is not their intention to ponavere in •
MOM, sad tnereby divide the liberal interest. This deci-
des settles the elassea of Kr. M'Carthy, and mauve the
triumph of animal prised* sad 'NM& parity ; for of the
shag et Wee Soimennino wet but set the shadow of a
trtr, as they have net dre ekeektaW a Mee.
A new movement, arising set of the gamed dis-
organisatios of this co-Antal:24 given indication
of its existence—an Anti- tion xsoverneest. It
should be ranarked that of claims to register,
In the rani district*, an moil/ served on the part
of the landlord for his tenantry, in the absence of any
active steps takes fur the purpose by a public body.
Formerly the tenants were driven to the regietty
Gout, a• well as to the polling booth. More
recently agitation supplied sufficiently active stimu-
lus to lead them there; but now they seem re-
solved to resist both compulsion and perseasion ; and
to show that their cry for a reduction of rents is well-
Ibeinded.they refuse to substantiate their claims to the
franchise on the ground of inefficiency of value. The
Is/lowin remarkable facts are pot forward by
.the
Press, elg last evening, as evidence of this determina-
tion to the part of tie pooch. :
At the lest quarter milieu for the county of Meath, there
men, le the division of Daastimegatin, ltd notices of claims
for nelamilsa. la that list there appeared the nameof
ally see Soma catholic. Of the entire number, however,
am we etrimast appeared, all the prutestaats sad the sic&
catiedia doetrtreg t, register to the ground of hark* no be-
seSsiot homes in their foram In tne division of MAIM there
were Unotram, but not one on the out of • Wines catholic,
sad of the U entrusts only 6 appeared to register.
The Nell of last night threatens the Irish govern-
ment with a formidable demorstration of the magis-
terial bench in favour of Lord Roden. It rays:
We stated on Friday that a movemeat was is contempla-
tros on this imeortat.t subject, iavolving as it does, not
rawly the case sod wits et Lord Roden himself, Lim
it the
intopeadesits of the whale of the magistracy of Ironed. We
are sow attend to Worm our readers, that many days will
sot slaps Woos means sill be taken to afford every magis-
trate is Intlaad as opportunity to espouse an opus's, irre-
entree of party coasinratins, as to the piny of allowing
the government of the day to do th it which would sot be
tolerated ter costae meet bhe independent gentlemen of
Tinglind, vie. to digitate to the magistracy the course which
they an to take a acy ruttier witain their jurisdiction and
to visit die ,Indiesse with dismissal. The espremba of
opinion will, no doubt, be accompanied by a declaration, in
which, we believe, every boson man in Ireland may join—
s( unimpeir d coat lent* in, and respect for the high-
=laded inbleman who has boos made the victim of gores'•
meat persecutioe.

CONCILIATION HALL.—Th. Repeal Asaieiation
held its weekly meting yesterda , the hall being nearly
quite deserted ; but the funds amounting to some
304_ Thu amount issieded a salen Irma been Barka,
el Westport, And seam from the imam catholic clergy of
the deanery of Tom. A. shim W the Queen was voted,
cable on her lisiesq 11{3Sveke pediment Mum distil',
that the kips Arun Wed mast seem wearers for the Milli
01 this sennay.

ACCIDEST ON THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.
—On Friday evening lest, one of those railway accidents
with which of late years the public have become but too
tcok place on the Greet Northern Railway,
about 200 yard* from the fissilby station, which is the first
that is reached after leavieg Lincoln. It appears that three
men, employed as plate layers, were returning from their
work, a short distance below Salinity, about sic o'clock
in the evening of the 19th itch On reaching within •
short distance of the station they observed a luggage
train with the usual red lights in front approaching than
at full speed (the luggage tritiur do not step at Strilby
station). They were then walking on what is technically
ea led " the six foots," that is, the apace between the up and
the down line of rails, and being latent oa observing the
coating train, did net hear the kggege train that was coming
behind them; they still kept walking on, meeting the ap-
proaching train, and not being cognisant of the train behind,
they deemed themselves aware when just as the train got
up or them, one of the men, nailed John Mellott, who for-
tunately escaped, felt seething touch his heel, he was then
struck by some part of the engine and hurled some distance
to the side of the line underneath the connecting wire of the
semaphore, where he was discovered free from seams in-
jury, but insensible, shortly after the accident became
loons ; the other plate-layer was also struck by the aught*
sad thrown by the side of the line on his back, which was
enenderably bruised and shaken, bat his injuries ate only of
• slight nature, and it is anticipated that he will speedily tit-
cover. The third man, Robt Wright., was struck by the en-
gine and killed on the spot. Ile injuries he received were of
the mew fright ul character; the forehead uas beaten hi, the
right arm torn from its socket, the left hand severed at the
wrist, the left leg cut into three pieces, and the abdomen and
chest torn open, expaing to view the whole of the Tinter& ;
the liver was found some twenty yards hunt the unfortunate
man's body. From the frightful nature of the injuries re-
ceived, there is every probability for believing that he nest,
by some meat or other, have become entangles with the
feeehisery of the elegiac The driver of 'ho up train w-
aived the body lying by the side of the rail, and instantly
gave the alarm to Jaya Swim, sae ef the gate-keepers,
who took a ligh ,t sod en passeskag alma DM yards down
the line, tonal Hallett inesosible by the side of the line, and
ether% distance further on the mangled body ot the deceased.
The other man ateasged to mask the stades. • wheel-
barrow was procured, and the body serried to the Ship Inn,
where an kquest was held the next amain by Mr.
Mittlios, the coroner for the diarist. sad • verdict of
" Accidental death " recorded. The dommed has left •
widow and eleven children. The three ace, one of whoa
met with to fearful an end, bed hem in the employ of
Messrs. Pew and Betts for same time, and had only that
day in the afternoon commenced week as 'ornate of the
oompeay, as plate layers. la the resin they were an-
employed, and had been is a yoblithliesse, where they
had a small quantity of ale MONO Mem la the after-
noon, whilst Mellott, the presw, bad gees to Menem
the men, contrary to seism elegised three quarts of ale,
a great pan of which wee draalt; whoa he came beck he
reprimand 4 them, and adage' diem to defer drinkleg
the mentador whilst 'moraine, and k was on their return
home after the termination of the dey's work that the
unfortunate accident occurred. Fran these facts there is
but too mach reason to ovum* that the deemed, as well as
his companions, were somewhatunder the influencer of drink,
sad were, therefore, not fit to be in so dangerous a locality
se that of the Great Northern line, where trains are so fre-
ro=lag. Not the slightest blame attaches to say of
enployed, who, as soon as the accident was
knows, reedited every assistance to the rervivon.—Lincoht.
shier Tinlll.

THE BEREONDEST MURDER.—TEE LAW AS AP-
-17.1C•11.11 TO ACCITIOWILIZL—The two provisions referred to
by the Bersorder in his sharp to the grand jury as " most
limners= and valuable " with respect to the indictment
against the Kennings, are contained in the set passed in
August last year for the removal at defects in the adminis-
tration of orimical Juries (11 dt 12 Vitt, cap. 46). The
Bat =Aim 114110111. " That from and after the peeling of this
set if any person shall become an accessory be lore the fact to
say felony, whether the same be a (*lacy at csmm3n law or
by virtue of any statute made or to be made, much person
may be indicted, tried, convicted, and punished in all
respects Se if he were a principal felon." Section two,
' And whereas an accessory after the feet to felony can at
present be tried only along with the principal felon, or after
the ;.`rincipal felon has been oonvia.t, end not otherwise,
which is sometimes productive of a failure of firth*, be it
therefore enacted, that from sad after the paring of this
act, it any person shall become an accessory after the fact to
any him, whether the ume be • felony at comma law or
by virtue of an statute or statutes made or In be ask he
may be isad convicted either as an alter
the tact to the primiped felony, together with thep,incipal
Isles, or after the 'carrion of the polars= trier, or may
be initiated sad aerated of a sahrestive EisAy. whether
the prinsipal Won shall es shall not hew bins previously
aerated, or shall or shall net he esmiabie to jutiee, end
may thinkers be pistoled ba Mos =neer as say seseatey
afar the fast te the same , if aosaetal, as ofc mow
lov7 Mal he 'Welted, and the of ark paean, har-
em laalerd, may be inquired ef, tried, determined sad
Puriodese:a say swat which shall have jurisdiction to try
the hrs. La the samesnamer as if this act by reason
of which each perms shall have became an awreetery, had
boas committed at the same place se the primed* felony
provided always, that so person who shall be omae duly tried
he say such e (fence, whether r as sesssseeyilter the fact,
or for a substantive felony, shall be liable to be gas indicted
or tried for the same plisses."
THE ioEw NAVIOATION ACT.—Tbe Commissioners
pith* Customs having approved of new forms of certificate
of the registry of British ships, sad owners' declarations,
oohs the provisions of the 18th and 19th sections of the set
12 t 13 Vie., rap. N, the followleg is • copy of the now =-
ghats " This is to certify that having made sad 'sh-
eathed the deelaratiza required by law, sad brine declared
ogg —, together with —, sole Omen (in the vapor-
tie= below =braid), of ths ship or vessel sell= the —,
et whir is of the barthen of tow, and whereof
i 7 am mar, and that the said ship or vessel was and
having eernfied to its that the said drip or vessel has
deck', and mast'. That her length from the
hum pert of the main stem to the fore Past 01 the stern post
slog tope aid maths, her breadth in midships is
lest end tenths, her depth in hold at mid-
ships is feet and tenths, that she is
with a bowsprit; is starsed-built. bas galleries,
rid red ; that the framework, and is —, ant
that she is a roarer propelled by —, with an engine-
room feet tenths in length, and tons ; and
the said subscribing owners having consented and sgreedto
the above dencription, and having caused sufficient security
to be given, as is required by the said act, the said ship or
vessel called the —, has been duly registered at the port
of ; certified under our hands at the Costae-house in
the said port of this day of in the year
18—; (Signed) A. 8., Collector and Comptroller." This ie
to be accompanied by a specification (as required in the ea-
Waste) :of the names of the several owners mentioned in
mach certificate. sad the ameba of simpiosrth shares held
by sash nal&

WEST SURREY AGRICULTURAL
ASSOCIATION.

GUILDFORD, TUESDAY EvElelllo.---This day has
been ievoted by the 'Dhabi:ants of Guildford sad the bean-
ilful arisalteral district which stureeml" the town, to the
celebration of the tooth ultimo., of the Wad any
dineekosal Aeresistiu. Tao pneeediud -.corned at
9 Oink is the —kg with • elenghleg sasish as two
tWi r debut Dslap-emliMr: W. Taylor, ad-
jola lb" Way areplbe read, Uhl& were to be plenghed
flee tubes despond so mere. At 11 Ale* then 111111 loath
oat the geese* At 1 easels prises were glue to oli smd
merits/Ism Mundt Tee iodise this pee their weeds In
the pleteghlod NM* sad the compeliten were regaled with
a repose. Tho prises vend bran W. down to 10s.
The ohompies stokes were the hielmet, gives by Mr. Conic,
M.P., sod clageberly esoegitthey were was by • ploughman
i• Dud gintheeetes employ.
The senses of the stuelation subsequently d tied togs.
then at the White Hart HeteL About 100 gentle's= at
down to Mawr. The chair wu Clad by Mr. Lamm
*ether Coemaker ; sad sumo* the gentlemen peentut
observed Lord Rinerat, Mr. H. Drummond, M.P., Mr. J.
W. Zulus, M.P., Mr. R. D Mangles, M.P., Mr. H. Curia,
111 P IMli. T. L. Therlow. Mr. J. M. Holism, Mr. 8.
Repute (Mayor), Mr. M. Marshall, Mr. 8. 24 itholsoe, Mr.
W. H. Imalloises, Mr. D. Hooker, Mr. W. Messenger, Rev.
W. Barlow, Rae. G. IL Mayon:,
At the cosscludes of • sobstantial repeat, the usual loyal
touts were emend drunk in rapid successioa. The Chair-
man the. obeerud that the praeat wu en agrieultural, and
not • poNsal, meetiog ; and that any gentleman who tree.
passed athe forbidden ground of politics would be at coos
called to order.
Spends.* were made, of the ordinary proteetionist stamp,
by Lied Remost, Meows. Mangles, Drummond, Seely', sad
other., sad the nuatiert broke up at a late hour.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL
07.1011 D, Ocr. 23.—Bansznoon ColAzon.—A fellowship
en the original foundation of this college is now vacant, and
will be filled up in the course of the next term.
Woncrwran ColAzon. —An election to an exhibition on
the foundation of Mr. Kay will take place on Monday the
29th inst.
EtEmote or TEI YEW Blotto? or N011,7011.—1n pur-
suance of her Majesty's conga d'ili-e, directed to the dean
sad chapter, those dignitaries proceeded to the election of a
new bishop on Saturday morning last, in the room of the
late Dr. Stanley. The Hen. and very Rev. Dees Pellew
opened the promsdinp, and, after the accustomed formali-
ties bad been Rona through, the very Rev. Samuel Hands,
D.D., Dean of Celia* wee by them elected Bishop of the
said see of Norwich. The enthronement and consecration
of the new bishop will shortly take place.—lpswich Express.