The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-01 00:00:00

No. 2,035.]

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IRELAND,

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The gentlemen of the Religious Equality" com-
mittee affect to be mightily alarmed at the attitude
which the government have assumed, and are endea-
vouring to get up another crisis. For this purpose
they have in a hasty manner summoned a general
meeting of their body to be held next week, when
*business of the utmost importance" is to be brought
before them. This course they have adopted, u they
inform the public, " In consequence of late wowed-
ills in parliament affecting the rights of the catho-
lic', and the distinct declaration of the English
minister of his intention not to interfere in the set-
tlement of the church question, and the disposition
manifested by the government in no way to legislate
for the people of Ireland in a spirit of perfect reli-
gious equality."
The wreck of the unfortunate steam-ship Queen
Victoria still lies at the bottom of Dublin Bay,
having shifted her position slightly into still deeper
water, and the state of the weather being quite too
boisterous to allow any attempt to be made to raise
her. It is very, singular that up to the latest ac-
count' from various parts of the coast, no other
bodies of the sufferers have been found.
Mammy.
An injunction was moved for in the Rolls Court
on Saturday, on the part of the directors of the Great
Southern and Western Railway, to restrain the Mid- ,
land Great Wane= Railway Company acrd the
Grand Canal Cbeopeny, the tame his taking, and
the latter from reallag, a lease et the Grad Canal,
and the root t between the.. two latter
compsnies be red null sad Tea The Master of
the Rolle. ia giving judgment. amid he did sot offer
any ”hiss as to what the his of the injunction
weal bso but he thought it *mid be granted. It
was a werigiaslFusgsseties (arid in England the
peered et enersies under such cir-
cumbsena glees rise to iamb disuse= and
coneldeeties), whether two great mesh to the west
of Wend should be placed under the asseresent
et 409 railway , who weal haw • lesee-
psky ie them. he should grant the Writhes
E=ft..7lt:y tight appb
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Works they amid not app y a shilling of their
hob to obtain the act. He would. under all these
eineoelasees grant an injunction to the hearing of
the petition which had been filed by the South
Western Company in this matter. On the part of
the Midland Company, intimation has been given
of an appeal from the order, on the ground that it
was obtained by surprise, and they only got notice of
the motion the evening before it was made.

Teelael*, at the Borough Court, Manchester, a
• Ili MOMS neMeo Dwells, Davis, was charged with em-
bodies melees sums of moan the property of his ern-
=Awn Barrett and Wilson, -printers. Be
Mir service as a hook-keeper, la the month of
Aiwa hat, and it was pert of his duties to collect money
BaslebillapiClTM. On the 26tle January last, a clerk in
Illeprat of MINIM. *Mar, Oreenhough, and Ire-
' 4s. 6d. to the prisoner, on account of money
ine Mews. Benet, and Wilson ; and Nail gars him a
am* he that amount. The prisoner only accounted to
themulayen for 631. 4e. aid. received from Mean. M'Neir
• id and said nothing about the balance. On the
irer, a clerk of Mean. Droege and Co. paid
ML h. to a person who signed himself " Davis."
ea ashennt of Mom. Barrett and Wilson. Mr.
Was., who kept • the cash-book himself at that time,
kW an entry of this sum ; but there was an entry in the
• Mem, la the prisoner's handwriting, to the credit of
Meows Oroege, of 461. Mr. Wilson stated that he was
quite curtain he layer. received the money. On the 31st
Jimmy, the prisoner being sent by his employer to pay
hal. Is. 6d. into the bank of Messrs. Loyd, Entwistle and
Co., paid only 2883.35. 6c1., and never accounted for the
reismader. On the 10th December, the prisoner received
1061. 12s. 6d. due to his employer, from Messrs. Appleton
sad Co., bat only accounted for 981. There were three
other cases against the prisoner, making his total ueer-
toned defalcations amount to 2061. The prisoner was ad-
nerd by his attorney to reserve his defence, but said that
be had on several occasions the greatest difficulty in getting
Mr. Wilson to take the money which he had offered to him
after collecting it. The prisoner was committed for trial.

IRE DARING ROBBERY AT MACCLES-
FIELD.

Four men have been apprehended on suspicion of
takiett pert in the robbery, on Sunday evening week, at the
home of lit. ;Dean, Park Green, Idaccleslield, and they
were yesterday brought before the magistrates for a remand
alga Monday nest. The names of the men are Edward
Roberts, William Jones, Henry Ford, and Patrick Parrott.
These men were all apprehended at Manchester, by officers
of the II division of police, as parties who had hired two
coaches at Stockport, at a late hour on the night of the
nbberT. and were driven on to Manchester. Stockport Is
twelve or fourteen miles from MacclesSeld, and six
flora Manchester. It is not known whether the
robbers, supposing thew to be the men, walked to
toc4ort, or came there from Macclesfield by railway.
Roberts is • tailor, with the alias of M'Cormick, and says
he conies from the United States of America; but the police
describe him as a rammed convict. lie is supposed to be
the hider of the party. He was apprehended in Charter-
street, Manchester, aisles) was Ford. Jones was taken in
Bt. George's-road, Manchester; and Parrott, who is a dTer,
was taken at Macclesfield, of which place be is a native.
The antecedents of all the prisoners are against them; but
when brought into the dock, their demeanour and dirty
appearance was anything bat calculated to keep up the
dulling, highwayman, or brigand-like character which they
hay* acquired from the amounts given of the robbery by
those who were present.
The prisoners were ttaandusl until neat Monday.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
THIS DAY.
OLD COlllT.—Dnotan TES laeoesaa.
At the sitting of the court this morning Mr. Clarkson said
that he had to apply on behalf of Elizabeth Vickers, who
stood committed fur the murder of William Jones, and
against whom the grand jury had found a true bill, that the
trial should be postponed until the next mission, u the evi-
dence returned against the reused was of a very complicated
and intricate nature, and the counsel for the defers could
noiLcrrly undentand the charges, which Intended over
a ' of two years, unless more time win given them.
re being no opposition on the part of the prosecution,
his lordship granted the application, end the ere was post-
poned until next session.
No ewes of any importance occurred up to the hour of
our going to press.