The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-09 00:00:00

ulfit fcTengat
excuseyc *ue OEI
olc
gem' bringing
elc7hg and ttravt ycuw
wouldg
it under your notice. 1 may observe
that in the copy o the summit! which we sent you occurs
the word " insolently." We have altered that to " *meow.
atitutionally."
The Lord-Lieutenant—The words quoted from goat ad-
dress in this reply I took horn the copy which was sent to
me, and in that I found the word initilectly. Ai.vou have
altered it to " unconstitutionally," I will make a similar
alteration in my reply.
His Excellency then struck out the word "insolently "
and substituted " unconstitutionally."
Mr. Martin—One of the reasons which induced the me-
morialists to come before your Excellen:y, was the fact tnat
the provincial press held up Mr. O'C eitighsn's decision as
law, and as an example to the magistrates throughout the
I country. I hold in my hand a number of arieles in the
provincial press, calling on the county magistrates to act
like O'Callaghan.
The Lord Lieutenant—l think the ease can oldp be satis-
factorily dealt with in the Qteielt's Bench. I don't think
my gentleman I might appoint could take upon !annuli to
lay down law fur such cases. lie could only advise as. 35
to Mr. O'Callaghan'. motives, which are apparent. I eould
not remove Mr. O'Callaghan from his MIL e antes it WA
proved that he had acted from corrupt or improper motives,
and even if he committed an cm: in law that wetild not be
a sufficient ground upon which to remove him.
The deputation then withdrew.
I regret to say that cholera, and I believe of the
real Asiatic type, has made its appearance in
No official reports of deaths, or the causes of death,
are published here, an that it is not easy to learn
the facts in such matters; but there is nu doubt that
four or five cases of cholera of the very worst des-
cription made their appearance in one lee-dity on
Sunday evening, and that before next morning three
of them terminated in death. Whether a fourth
may nut have had the same result lust night, and
whether any further extension of the disease may
have taken place, I have not heard. The family in
which the cases occurred bad all been at the funeral
of a child in Olnanevin cemetery ou Sunday morn-
in the midst of a slight but constant fall of rain.
lite Cork Examiner, received this morning, an-
nounces the arrival, at Queenstown, on Sunday
evening, of a large American vessel—the Kossuth—
bound troll Liverpool with emigrants for America.
She was fifteen days out u; to the time of her putting
into harbour, during which time cholera had made
its appearance on board, and of the most virulent
and fatal character. Fifty persons were attacked,
eighteen of whom died, and the Italics were thrown
overboard. A number of the emigrants were Ger-

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

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OXFORD, Nov. B.—The next meeting or the Union
Society will be on Monday, Nov. 14, in the Star Assembiy
Room. The subject for debate is, "That the aggressive
conduct of Runsia is dangerous to the peace of Europe end
the interestsof England. and o:at ttie present ministay hats
not resisted it with sufficient firmness.

In consequence of the way in which the "gown" were
discomfited by the " town " on Saturily evening last, es
well as through the prompt measures adapted be the
proctors, there has been no inclination to renew the strife.
and the streets lost evening presented their usu.:l ironclad
appearance.

NAVAL.

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ADMIRALTY, Nov. B.—APPOINT3LENTS.—C Ictk
T. Rich:Ards (I 818), to the Neptune.
Master Shipwright W. Lcedd, to Malta-yard.
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Mester Shipwrights' Assistants J. Large, to Woolwich-
yard ; and W. R Robinson, to Sheerness-yard.
PORTSNIOUTII, Nov. A.—The Medea, 6, steam-
sloop, Commander Bailey, is ordered to come into harbour
and be in,pected, prior to paying off. The crew of the
Amphion, 30, screw frigate, Capt. Key. were paid up wages
to-day. The Ithadanianthus, steam-vessel, Corn. Belam,
was token into the steam basin to•day to disembark the ma-
chinery and boilers of the Caesar, 91, screw two-decker.
She proceeds to Plymouth n:.d Pembroke. The Fearless,
ste.im'-r, sails this afternoon for the eastward, with super-
numeraries.

MILITARY.

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The Malta Mail of 28th October announces the
death of Lieut.•Uenrral Count Sir Francis Wean)la,
K.C.H., Colonel of the Royal Malta Feacibla

SPORTING.

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LIVERPOOL AUTUMN NIEETING.—TtEgar.

THE TYRO lIANDICA r of 5 80T!. eocb, with 40 added, for
2 yr-olds. Winners 51b. extra. Second to receive 10 says..
and the third to uve his •take. Oae mile (22 subs.)
Mr. Dawson's The Jealous Oae, by Melbourne,
ist 101 b (Alderott) 1
Mr. Worthington's Juliet, 6st Sib (Wells) 2
Mr. Jones's Adelaide, 7:t 121 b (Charlton) 3
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Barrel was struck out at 9 o'clock on Monday nighi.
Tiss Sierros Auruisx HANDICAP of 5 sure. each, with
200 added; certain winos rs extra. Secind to receive 25
cove., and the third 10 ssrs. out of the stakes. Mile and
three-quarters. (55 cubs.)
Mr. C. Spence's St. Michael, by Delirium, 4 yrs
Got 6lb (Ashmall) 1
Mr. Brown's g by Ugly Buck, out of Helens, 3 yrs,
sst 61h (Hughes) 2
Mr. J. J. Henderson's Lough Bairn, 5 yrs, is. 61b
(G. Oates) 3
Mr. Watter's Maid of Team Valley, aged, 6st 121 b
(J. Osborne) 4
A SELLING RACE of 5 SOTS. each, with 30 added, for all
ages. T.Y.C. (11 subs.)
Mr. Hadland's Hyacinth, 4 yrs (201.), Bst 121 b
(Kendall) 1
Mr. G. Taylor's Game Chicken, 3 yrs (201.), lot
11Ib
(Ashmall) 2
Mr. Harrison's Lady Ponsonby, 2 yrs (201.), 6st 81b
(nephew) 3
The following also ran ;—The Tempest, Jenny Lind,
Margaret of Anjou, Barbata, Jupiter, f by Cowl, and
llutchpot.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
Tint CROETETH WELTER CUP (in specie) of 50 KM,
added to a Sweepstakes of 10 son. each. Certain winners
extra. One mile and a half. (22 suns)
Defiance
Alonzo
Lerrywbeut 3
Warwick
Won by half a length. Particulars it our next
During the morning rain fell in drizzling showers, but
towards the afternoon the heavy clouds cleared off, and the
weather was favourable for the enjoyment of the sport. The
attendance, however, was somewhat scanty. The contest-
ing fields were numerically strong, and the racing close and

interesting.
All Mr. Saxon's horses except Calot, we's struck out of
their engagements at this meeting on Monday night, the
7th inst., at 9 o'clock; tioorkah was scratchsd at the same