The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-10 00:00:00

litriLAN D.

DoinaN, Jon. 9.
Early this morning orders were received by the
authorities of Richmond Bridewell to have the (dote
Prisoners in readiness to embark on hoard the Swift
war schooner in the course of the day. At 12
o'clock the prison van arrived at the Bridewell, under
an escort of two troops of cerbineers and a party of
mounted police. Immediately afterwards Messrs.
Smith O'Brien, Meagher, M'Manus, and O'Donoghue,
' having taken a farewell of those abent them,
entered the van, which drove cif at a rapid i a-e
'along the eh cular rood towards the place of em-
barkation. A great concourse of persons assembled
to witness the final departure of the leaders.
Nothing is talked of but the Queen's visit. Pre-
parations have began for her Majesty's reception. The
Castle is to be refitt• d and decorated in a becomi g
manner, and that portion of it to be occupied by roy-
alty has &en caretully inspected by the Lord seri
Lady Lieutenant. Circulars are about to be issued
to the nobility and gentry of Dublin, requesting at-
tendance at the Mansien Rouse to make
suitable errringements for receiving her Ma-
jesty. The High Sheriff of the County will
convene a meeting of his bailiwick for the purpose of
voting an address to the Queen. Although the visit
will be of a private character, nevertheless &reception
will be given to Queen Victoria in Dublin which will
vie with, if not surpass, any that she has had the
ph mare of receiving from her subjects in other parts
of her empire.
The ceremony of laying the first stone of the Lime-
rick decks, on Friday last, was attended with great
pomp. A vast concourse of all classes was present,
and the company were addressed appropriately by
Mr. Griffith, the eminent engineer, and by the
Roman catholic bishop, Dr. Ryan. The docks will
be 800 feet long, 400 broad, and 161 deep at low
water.

The new military prison at Cork will be ready fur
the reception of prisoners by the Ist of August.
Captain Itnkinson, late of the Bth Hussars, is to be
governor. The ark Conttitution gives a minute
account of the arrangements of the prison, from which
it appears that in every cell there is water-olwet,
wash-bowl, with a water pipe and cock, and a bell
pull (in case the services of the warder are rtquired),
and the prisoner can himself admit either hot or cold
air as may be needed. Bath rooms are also pro-
vided for the prisoners.
" The Nation, new aeries, No. 7," edited by Mr.
Osman Duffy, is advertised to appear on Saturday, the
25th of August.

THE ORANGE ANNIVERSARY.—Al a precaution
against disturbance ow the approaching Orange anniversary,
a large police and military force will be concentrated in the
north. On their route thither some parties of police and
soldiery passed through Dundalk during the present week.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALLS—MONDAY.
LIVERPOOL CUP.
to 1 apt Tbdaparth (t) 9 to I oast Keleahea (toed oft of)
sto 2 Paboarrioa (t sad eft 13 to 1 We.tow (ocnalnal)
Mind) 20 to 1 Bawer-la-Coupe (t to
1504.)
In the early part of the afternoon as little as 6t04 wu
taken about Tbringarth : at the dose 7 to 4 was offrred cur-
rently. Essedarine was very ready at 6to 2; 7to 4 laid on
the two spinet the 11,,1d,.a0d 500 to 3 apt Coultas.

GOODWOOD STAKES.
10 to 1 opt Maid of Madam 100 to 6 apt Byrn
14 to 1 Tophona (t) 17 to 1 >iaoehanallan (t)
15 to 1 Clermont 18 to 1 Collingwood (t)
16 to 1 OWE, (t) 20 to 1 Van Diem= (t)
16 to 1 Fir...tater
Baoebasalian, Maid of Multam, and Collingwood, were
the only horses In regue.t ; almost any odds against Plaudit.
GOODWOOD CUP.
5 to S yet NUMMI I 10 to 1 apt Solon
4 to 1 The Hero 14 to 1 Beim
9to 1 Tadmor (taken)
The odds against Solon were taken to at least. 5401. Nothing elae
hocked to any amount.

DERBY.