The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-30 00:00:00

TIIE FENIAN MOVEMENT.

DUBLIN, FIW&T 2.:1013T.
Proclamations appear in the Gazette to-eight di e-•
arming novena baronies in the counties of Limerick,
Tipperary, and Waterf ord.
The investigation into the cases of the prisoners
now in Richmond Bridewell, about 40 in number,
will commence to-morrow.

The irreonate's Amnia/ of yesterday says :
" Three additional arrests were effected is Dublin yesterday
(Thursday), sad one of them looks to be the most significant
that hes yet taken place. At eight o'clock in the morning
Jaassedieybure. a hairdresser, reside' at 15, Corn-market,
was amerced by the detective polio% and charged at Chan-
law station with having Wen (concerned in the
Finale moverneat." Later in the day Walter Bermiogham,
bookseller, of the same place, was arrested oa a similar
chirp. Both prisoners were brought before Mr. Scrooge,
at the Lower Caatloyani, for preliminary examination.
Heyburn was remanded, and Wendel/ham was admitted to
bail. From the iatorroation sworn by one of the detectives, by
whom the prisoners were arrested, it seems that arm., anima-
si tire, and " treemeable documents" were found in some-
thing Ike akeedancie in the house occupied by Fluters.
Among those were • green up, levies the harp and the
word' Liberty" worked in gold embroidery. Then came a
dagger leathern belts and pouches, three pike heads, so
• rite, ballets; sail is the cellar underneath the pd.
user's house, which adjoins that of Heyburn, was toad a
minute of powder. From the proosodiuga which took plans
Sequent to the arrest, before Mr. Strome, it will be seen
subsequent to the arrest, before Mr. Strong., it will be
that ifermiogham denies having had any connection with
the oeUsz, and that be never knew there was
powder concealed or stored in it until the morale(
of the street Besides than articles, it appears that in
Meybure's pleas a bat bearing thirty-three names, emu
is print and others in manuscript, was also found,. ea well
as a document written in red ink, addressed to Major-
Creend Thomas Francis Meagher," and signed " Patrick
John Heybura, Emmet Girard, Peaks Brotherhood."
From Tribe five additional mute are reported to have
been made on Wednesday eight, while our correspoadents
give particulars of thirties young man having been cap-
tured in Mayo end two is Thomasio err. charged with what
ie now generally known as " Fenianism." These ere the
may unite reported to have been made in the country
yesterday.
The Vork Herold dates that on Wednesday en alarm,
which caused a greet deal of unessioess, occurred &iguana-
town. During the early part of the day the boom of
cannon was heard *amide the harbour, and for a (consider-
able time the greatest apprehension prevailed that the
Fenian armada was heralding its approach. The arieg was
kept up with awful fury for an hour or so, and nothieg
could disabuse the miads of the people, who ars now
no
impregnated with the Fenian erase, bat that
it was a squadron of American frigates in collision
with the Channel fleet, winch is at present surveying the
clout. It was not until it had keen ascertained that the
roar of the cannon was caused by gunboats that bad been
practisieg the fear of the people could be allayed. The
Cork Exclaziarr appropriately announces that there is at
present a very large coeval force in Queens-harbour. It con-
sists of the Liverpool, 39 gun frigate, under oommsad of
Captain Rowly lambert; the Priam Cowart, one of the
new iroceleds, 36 guns Captain George 0. Willem, C. B. ;
the Frederick William, 74 gnu, Captain Edward Oodd ; the
Hastings, flag ship of Bear Admiral Sir L.T. Jones,lE.C.B.,
o gura, Captain Corbett, and four gunboats.

MIDDLESEX REGISTRATION.
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Yesterday Mr. Edmond &ales, the barrister ap
pointed to revise the electoral lots for Middlesex, held his
fifth court at the Black Dog, BecUoat, for the revision of the '
lista of the several pinatas and precincts 001Dpri.gi an the
Bedfoet polling district.
Mr. W. Albert Jaren, ef Parliament- street, Westminster,
appeared on behalf of the Middlesex Liberal Registration
Asaociation ; Mr. T. Alley Jones and Mr. J. Alley Jones, I
his son, attended foe the Middlesex Camervative Regis-
intim Committee; sod Mr. Henry Smith, of Norfolk
street, Strand, represented the Natioaal Conservative
Registration Association.
The parishes revised were Ashford, Bedfast. Cranford,
Witham, Hampton, Hampton Wick, Haawcath, Harliogton,
liannoodewonb, Lalehern, Littleton, Sbeppartoo, Status,
Stanwell, Sunbury, and Teddingion.
The Rev. Fitzroy John Fitswygruo, of New Hampton,
claiming for a freehold rent-charge, freehold dwelling-
louse, cottage, sad land, described is the fourth coluna as
sent-tharge at the vicarage leads of Hampton, the Rev.
James Borrow, owner; p..nonage•hours, New Hampton,
and cottage in Mill-late, New Hampton, in the occupation
of Edward Line Hopping, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Boxer, and
ethers. was objected to by the liberal party.
The Overseer stated that Kr. FitsWygram received 30/
• year by way of rent-charge oa the vicarage lands, and
that he cad the life-deeds of the cottages in question on
the table.
The Barrister altered the third column to "freehold
benefice," and pruned the fourth column of its surplusage,
and the same wee retained.
H Edmund Knight,• of the Elms, Lower Sunbury.
road, Hampton, claiming for freehold house and land, his
residence, was objected to by the coonanatiess.
He proved his qualificatioo, and asked for costa. There
appeared to be no objection ; and be hid attended at
great iseonveniseco.
Mr. Beale', in aecordasce with his decisioas at Hemp-
steed-heath the day before, held that this being a DOM
claim he could not give coos. if Mr. Knigct were
objected to a wend tine, he would be entitled to costs if
the objection failed.)
Voter—Never mind. If you had given me casts I should
havegbaoded the money to Mr. James. (A laugh.)
—JAMS Batton, on the register for a freehold cottage near
theniops and Anchor, Hen worth, objected to by the con-
servatives, proved) his qualification, and asked for costa.
Yr. Bealeo—Where is the notice of objection!
The voter said be had left it at home.
Mr. Beale'—According to the new act of last Basics, I
nowt give 0011111naleas the notice of objection is produced.
Subsequently the voter appeared, and the cow was re-
opened. The overseen produced the claim ; hut in the ab-
sauce of the wad "freehold;
The Bst-rister held that, under the 40th section of 6 Vic-
toria, c. he was bound to expeoge the acme.
In the after part of the sitting. Mr. Button resets:ad the
court, and said that as Mr. Smith objected to paying costs
in his case, because he could not produce the notice of ob-
jection, he had telegraphed for the document, which he
now held in hie hand, and he asked the barrister to award
him his exposing accordingly.
Mr. Smith—Vat should have produced it at the time.
Mr. Beales—No ; I don't think that neoessuy. I think
the application is in time while the court is sitting. The
voter moot have
Mnbmith—llsres the money.

John Frederick Tashi, 11 of ,gh.strest, Staines, with Lie
franchise described in the third column of the claim list as
two cottages situate is the London-road," and " occupied
by Saunders sad Sou* is the fourth, was subject to a double-
barrelled objection.
He did not emir, but the overseer said the cottages were
Iheshokl.
The Banisher mid the claim was bad to various respects,
sad he could sot supply what was wanted. If the cottages
were freehold, es stated, Mr. Toplie had batter scud is a
fresh claim mat year, putties " freehold cottasm " in the
third column, Ind " London-road" in the fourth.

Vote diseliowei
The next sitting will be st IC/wend, on Monday.

ACCIDENT ON TIM GRILAT WENTEILN RAILWAY.- 'I
STOUBBRICKA, FBIDAT.—As socident happened on this
line of railway within a mile of this town last sight, by as
express passenger train running into a goods train, which
was travelling on the same line of rails. The down London
=press to Wolverhampton, which leaves Paddington at
6.15, heal procteeded nattily on its journey to Kidderminster,
where it arrived at about its proper time, 10 p.m. Be-
tween Kidderminster and Stourbridre the train does not

atop; there are two .mil st Woos between these places,
via., Churchill and Bagley. Whoa the express arrived
within half a mile of Stourbridp the driver perceived a
goods train before him. He shut off the steam and
pot on the break, but the speed of the express was so great
that in another minute the passenger train dashed iota the
goods train. The collision, as may have been expected.
wee a vei y severe one, but happily none of the passenger
carriages were thrown off the rails. The hind van and two of
the trucks of the goods tialn were smashed almost to
atoms. The guard of the goads trains seeing that •
axon wee ieevitable bad the presence of mind to jump out of
the break. The driver and stoker of the passenger train stuck
to their engine, and 'soaped with • shaking. The passenger •
keine ..uaisted of four carriages and • second class, two of ;
the weepier, complained of being badly hurt. Thew are
Mr. Whitehouse, fruit dealer, Dudley, who was proceeding
home, sod Mr. G. Stokes, of Welyesharoptoe. The carriage ,
in whish they travelled was next to the van. Tao ,
oollisioa happemod at • part of the line opposite
Oldewinford Church, when the ground is pretty level
Before appeesching this spot the line passes through • long
and deep cutting in the solid sandstone. An alum being
gives the Stotirbvidge station master promptly went to the
spot with an eosin, tied =risco, and at once received the
passengers and despatched them to their dsatiaatiose with
very little delay. The up.line was cleared by ow o'clock
this moraine, and the dove rails by seven. As to the cause
of tke accident, it would appear that the station-master at
Bagley should not have allowed the express to pass so soon
after the goods. That the express must have bees closely
following the goods is clear from the fact, that it had sot
travelled MOM thaa • mile sad a ball whets it ran at full
speed into it. The two trains were travelling on • carve
whom the saddest happened.
01/111111. PALLOI. Olga SHILLING DAY.
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