The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY MINING, OCTOBER 12, 1848.

hope that his Mead will net he shed. BM If.ytellolli to'
the swam et • Wee sopsdisorp. misiMies skald& rain to
° make is maple" sad Idabel% dreesseales w dm sera
=tthou Whim Smith Mina will spore milks
o sprees!' in Os task sod mast h6-fare "with
the AM of • Osman mai Ile Ismses of a asaa."
The liag's Monty mown anises to follow the bad
cum* orlifferary. A man amid John Carroll'
was ortedeand is his road hams to Rowse from
Dankerria w Woilesieday last. Perm al
r
appears, banister, to have been the instithioni S
murder.
A sea mama Reilly (not Devin Reilly) wen
arrested yeetordoy at Belfast, and consigned to Bla-
med 3111611011 on a charge of high treason, He
was a rasinher el awe of the clubs. •
It is add that Amens efforts are being made. by
the authorities to smartain the parties whose hand-
writing ass grand in the Clow paprts pro-
dined at the maid soliaterion at sal, in order
to connect them with treasonable practices. It is
supposed that Mr. Reilly is one of the parties
alluded to.
Of the state poisoners ir. Belfast, the Northers
Whig mys:
On Saaday two of the SW. princes (Messrs. Barns
O'Reilly end O'llarke), who have for some time bees ma-
Said in the sew Hems of Constakta hem were trtasaitert
to Dublin, is cheep of two resalable.. Mr. O'Reeke is to
be tried at the °modulo* is Dahlia, sad Mr. O'Rielly is.
we understood, to be set fns on 'ivies bell.
Respecting the trial of Mr. Meagher, the Closest
correspondent of the .Frsorion writes :
The Emma is mere perplexed br the case of Meapker
than by any or all of the others. There have bees several
emashatioss as to the mane to be take's, sad I believe yes
will Sad that at least Measkres cue will be the last ea the
Mom apprekeasiva are May of not getting a area, sada
seek a resat leflasaehts say subsequent trials. The meet
maitre mortises to presses evidenoe an Mktg made by the
mows; weeps of witnesses ere Wag bees& is and sent
of Isola a worthless, and up to the tsar at whisk I write
It is felt that it would net be sok to Pia a trial u the ease
new Meade. However. se man knows what ea blear may
brag lath. The pram impression is that Magas will be
the Gat broaskt up—if he be bineght up at all at this ams-
wades.
I have heard to•day., upon authority on which I
have reason to piths relumoe, that a letter is in town
from a high dignitary of the Roman catholic church,
at present in Rome, announcing confidently that a
formal condemnation of the Irish colleges had been
arrived at though it had not been officially issued. I
' know not how to reconcile this to the positive inform-
! alien of your Roman correspondent, bat I have it on
such authority that I do not hesitate to mention the
matter publicly. The same communication also states
that the idea of " pensioning " or paying the Roman
catholic clergy by the state had met strong condom-
, nation. . . . .

—it is said to-day that the gwrernment have had
notice that an attempt would be made to resew Smith
O'Brien from prison, or, in the erect of his execution,
while in progress to the place of punishment. This,
it is said, is the reason it hu been deemed necessary or
pendent to send down troops to-day. The 48th, I be-
lieve, proceeded by rail to Clonmel yesterday morning.

JINNT LIND.—Prom the day Mr. Calash amounted
that ha had oracladed an megagement with Jew Lied at
the Theatre Royal, in liewkia-street, the sabhet al her sp.
pearance in Da& formed the theme of general eenveres-
Ms. not ocaly maeoget the suaseme votaries of snide and
ems is this fay, but at every plese of public
nowt sad la private sinks is the premium.
Far several days that the ben-eMea had bees emoted for the
nengement of pleeer, a samerout isoncoune of applioants
thronged the peeled, of the theatre, for the pompom of le-
curies sesta TM deem were thrown open at seam &eke*
lest monism bat keg bolero that hour the mart is Mat of
the entrees, te the pit eel hem was demely shrewd, and
the teak eensegsset spas the sexist] et partial to pin ad-
Massa was mamboed te asides ahem The boxes
were filled by a meet Inettionable sodium ; the
pit wes tall, Mt, aesareMg to previous amassment.
by Mr. Calash in tee distrhation of tickets, it was sot
ismameniently crowded ; and the 'amiss were laden with
that alms who as ordiaary maim lame themselves
in the pit or undress *els. TM opera seiselsl hr Jemmy
Lind's first appointee* in Dublin was "La Sooners-
bale," in which she sustained the charades. of Amine.
The first scene having essamescod, and the time kr
lielessaciselles appeases. having arrived, sheen a mas-
sed; sympathy pervaded the entire memtelege—a M-
imes after, and Jew 'daunted. TM sense that en-
sued wee of the ease smith. eitareeMr. Ransil after
road et vellums messeiled emit Mbar, ad Om the
bra et semi mientea, when the dam heemse
abated, and the Mom mimed dews late hsaelhasm
tiers awl merest moss. The epees this peseminTlit.
elusive of the promo al Jemmy Lfittlie theatre was
set without other seasons of lolmart. Mb modem the
lead-liestmeat and Ids assiatie end level] asonless were
pelmet. • sheer tar the terelientereet wee alai firm,'
mesa whisk the whale hew 'mg TAM whom As a
matter if eases, bar esselieary Vs Oman, of Ohrealisa
was the mat ethet of pulls hewer, and a sight Many dam
was gives for the whim esentem
Coarommort or Doszni.—Testirisy the tows &midi
ideated Mr. Jobs Smith as sole law semi. Mr. F. Morgan,
now a polities' rehires is Fromm, bed tom merelated with
Mr. Smith as the law meat of the eorperatios.

he empent la the idulliealien peas, and was lamina
at the het Ind, repeated the ..Mines he per en that
14114114 respeallugshepeeeeellnee of Mr. O'Brien aad
ibliewese hike bh (11r. Oiltnien nit to the town.
Mt. al. Nr. Wales% meshy whim he me
used tateellso bane*, esaremed with the essarakialsey,
ERA OW era On to ismallise thek sems.—Cless.
mamba by Mr. 0' .ftMet Meng the three hens we
(Me pale) remained to Shallienieme sitar Mr. O'llein left
04 barn& we won owneed fa piing lip err effects, *hit
a new te have the lama
ins* W Maelbar *lemma, pen additional Med-
ian, Winne leek ghee whin merelyBrien unloaded
the suns et Bluillenteas. Ile woe brought forward
la amenlens witit OS law, whisk maim two wittiness to
rove vary OVlri Ma ad berm
T. Sullivan, eumban by Mr. 1411114.—Proved the
bine of armed Nan sad ana of drilling at Mulliaahons, but
did not identify the rimer.
G. Sparrow eabi od by the Atteeney.Oesena
witness deposed to bevies seen Hr. O'Brian 'agora ia
drilling HO armed sea ths town of Bellingarry, on
Thurnay, the 27th July last. Ho farther identilin the
prise:set, sad stated that be maw him at Ballingarry bikes
the drillieg oommeased.
William WCartby amnion by the Solinter.Osseral : I
remember the Inlay before the light tak pace at the
Widow Oormiek's. 1 wee at Hillenan• on that day. As I
was leaving the town a men came to um sad said that be
wanted my helm. I told him that ha should have ker.
(Laughter.) He said he wanted to see whether the army
was esming. He handed me a Oda, sad toll as to keep
Mill be came back. Before he came up to me I saw a
drop from him. I saw where the barricades were
emotepistold en that day. Did not know what direction this
is ttltook when I gays him ray hone, bat I saw him
it direction of the barrisedee. Saw people on that
day about the don of Welsh's hotel. Wain not know
pike if I saw it ; I never saw one is my life. Saw
Orchard there with something in his band ; beard people
there saying it was a pike. It resembled a pitchfork
with one of the pimps turned down. It was not a rub-
fen. It was placed upon the top of a polo, about live feet in
leg*. Saw two or to of those weapons. It was not a
pike Orchard had. It bed the appearance of a gnu.—Turn
nuad and tell me did you ever see the prisoner who stands
la the desk beim I—The witness having done as he was bid,
said thee, was tt ileabt ea his mad es to whether be was the

perms who took his home at Mika**le. I nor the prison's
at the pet ha DabW. Spanew maid he was tha man who
took my hen', sad that I debt lawtally identify him.
To the Comet—sts as beams max, sad to the preemie* of
God, I mum swear that he Om phew) was the matt I
eaw ia the poi. I identified his la Dahlia es the matt who
took my hone from ate. To the list of my baiefthe max I I
saw to Dahlia woo dm mate I saw at Killenaule. I had lose I
doubt of him *sputa I now.

Crosawninell by Hr. Bun. —I maw a person in Cloned
who is wry the the pisoseer. His same is Walpole. He is
the dead imp of dr putester.
Awned, )k...-Ihen yen have a doubt, became he »-
tumble ma nemed wade, whoa you hays use in the
tom—Witness t Ten
To the

could not posithely swear
whether it was Walpole or the prisoner took my horse ;
Walpole is a polies ocestable. When I saw him he vu
dossed in the very lame manner so the prisoner.
Inspector Walpole was brought into mart, and the wit-
ness stated that was the pumas who resembled the pri-
soner.

Dukes Matthew examined.—Had been bead constable in
the police. Lived in Killenare. Wu there on the 25th July.
Saw Mr. O'Brien at the hotel door. Other gentlemen were
with him. Tree were about twenty 'ward him. He spoke
about a warrant that was sprat him. He said that the
boys of Kilkenny and Wezind desired him not to surrender
himself, but he did net know what the Tipperary boys said
yet, end the reply he got wee that they said the same. He
maid, in reference tithe pollee, don't inert the polies. There is
many an host heart inside a green jacket. Saw him in
the town on the following Friday. There were four gentle-
men in sonapany with rm. I Word the names of Mr. Dillon
Mr.lPMaave, Kr. &Dewier, and Mr. Stevens. Could
not Wad!, the primer. The mew who wu called hi'llantis
had a belt sad pistol is it, a green waistcoat, and a hat. He
was rAII4 M.Carthy's hone. The troops had poised at the
time. Three woes numbers of persons in the town that day.
Saw several perms with pitchforks, &lanes and guns in their
hands. There was no man without some kind of a weapon.
It was the chapel bell that called eat the people.—Cross.
examined by Mr. Callaghan—l was not asked on Mr.
O'Brien's trial anything about the transaction' to whkh he
refers. Knew WCarthrs hawse. The prisoner called
M'Manas rode it.
Lunar Middleton mamba& : I live at Killensule. I
saw the primer at Welsh's Hotel. Two men were walking
up sad dews the doer; the remainder were standing. I
hood wan oldromiag the crowd. One gentleman told
the Nei, to am, sad to take arms bow those who had and
whirl let give than. I heard ems of the gentlemen oiled
011 es, the ether Diller
Cidef JurieeDekarty What noses wee given kr "Mug
arms t—Witars : That they wanted to free their ermatry ;
that it wasn't at bead, and they should get rms.
Zundnation resnmed: I knew Flosager I taw the poi.
raw Meg MK/art/Ws has
almathe Coda read. Law
the Melina st =son*
Crosse embei by Mr. Batt.—The berrisodis were made
of fie, 1114 risk cute. I saw the primer at the time that
Mr. Mom sad Mr. O'Brien were makire upstarts. lam
nearly tO years of age. I WWI it the polies, awl woe dis-
missed ilerg. kept out of barracks on her PlailliOes. I
wee somined by Mr. Chadwick M seller taxes. lus not
a orketer new. I gave op that air I gave it up is spits
of myself. (Laughter.)
Mr. Butt—la spite of panel! ? Witnew : Arab, I
how what you are rasing at, Mr. Batt. Tea.—What
it ? Why what but that I made away with aims of the
117
. (Latighter.)—And did you ? I dent bow Mar
thldid er —Aad yea were trill for it t I was, ami I
was acqtalsio—Thoork you did it t Ter,—And whet Moo
pea bee Meg ever nes t Amin myself wading neat
dial=liviag with MY to.itulaw.
privet* of the Bth Haman, examined
Wet en el the admen nerd ea the main when the
barricades WIN man In Kama le. His seinen was
Lett:term, as that whisk he had given ea the toil a
thea=egefil=i.e"heldsatiared Itehialeak vircb"des en el
Wows= who was id the beerfhamlibe wet arseedtow:he
Mr. waved his said, " Beek
tani11111." maim/ The pone sheered
ead herseoL—Oramotembal by Mr. Oalbgba
tan through the pot of Owen he the pumper el
identifying Masan lad sat this Amity the
A Ruin of person ware medusa bias me, bat 144=
pebt oat the prism: es barker hem at Hilleasele ea that
aix.); ;was heeded through the gaol, sad did idaatify the
Capt. Lamm, of the ML Humes, woo ant malted.
His evideenne t e male esitalettit given by him mthe Mal
of Mr. O'Brisa. Could cat MT. Cron
gambol by lb. Batt: Very Mr the people win mad;
some bad nabbed Did net be the people the...
J. Tobin mombed: He was • whams probes& by the
mows is O'lnea's ease. Lived with Mr. Bra of ids
ated& Oa the ley ed" the halo at the Common Jana
Wird hired ama he nese reamer Whams drove to
Weir's hotel, mad hoc that to Fahrbill, where he emir
reatlimes, who get spook the ear. He drove
dintain'ealli. Tine were Mama 100 an MO per-
111101posen. Two ether can with some mon realismat an
▪ The rheum' was on of them goakomea. A gene-
ise
etch Mr. O'Brien was there. They drove from that
lbe Commas. Saw Mr. O'Brisa an Mr. Dilica
=r,Slopped at Saran's in the Oesamess village,
Sl
01dia and ems of the people about him to
ele babrizetsaarms boa the soiaby,es `
would they
Mr. Ifirsattor egg that they gala
Voeftt three et six mods. Saw •gm •with cm of the
gimilines as that day, but ae nab
him Paabatz ezemini—Was sagimor to the Bahia.
Fsbowaelliery. Vassed b Liewlek's Cram ea the 24th ef
Was gong towens the Commas colliery. Saw bur
et the Crew Saw • pisal with • goatlama
wham they add Mans. Ideallisi the ribeasr. Mr.
O'Brisa was there end trite labia Me mmi his aside,
sin inn lim was he sae of the sentintelone if the
sag. BA replied he was. He (Mr. O'Brien) aid OMB
gip mood. antral he would ppe he deem Ma if
asy the ilia br Jamie. him meld take
=kilof the oaken, Mr. said le swan
n Mien eason dun the IsM gerarmint within
a mit
MA Bud 0.0., seedened that the Omar should sot be
impliodal my diaratita ee aprosita of Mr. O'Brisa.
Any sot dose is arimmese at a esankair by on of the
maspiratait wee afire neoplad the hate but • sanative
gives by On man. se • ditita mole by bin, was ast
ressivable In manse spine sairdst. TM ant were
assubmara is the *aka that die isieratins of Mr.
O'llisa woes simimile is alines m mint the phew.
Maio senban Olidea glair thet they wire all
reedy la the tit GM r der as it had gem they were of
the sanssin la the aunty. Saw me with pies Ia their
Made neat alsibm's Mate. Stepped be the Ocemeas
that eight Led den 9 o'clock is the menhir.
Own data scathed by Mr. Link: This whiten who
is the aanee r of the sided* an wee anadasi tit the
trial of Mr. S. O'Han dabliside esameastioa he bawl&
that gattlemaa at the Mimi lasksid, and Mendel the
dm whisk he (Mr. O'Brien) gave him to forward to the
instals of the sift mapeay ea that ommloa. Would
ass dm Mr. Mlisan—Croesmane,asi by Mr.
Mira : Mr. 'Beita Mim the n
if dry endO st
_him withed • forcpo air&
e snidest b prindemt
hit hem two losi ma. Mr. O'Brien omen to be
Aid of urea annals, oise.
Jobs lobehiar maned by the
Cher MN MOM lam Oasmen".nrostegie
Mak Mr bet; Mr. O'Brin, Membar, the
worms ems me. Mr. Ceßrim told the penis CII;or
MI adman • party of Masses or at bast promoted
them hem ameft Ma, ea that day. Saw Main O'Brien
an Mir in waft to the armed men who were nos
the node. The wham dm detailed the einsisatisa he
had with lb Olidea the yard of tha abbe ~eras,
what he (Yr.. 01116 a) idol him li
ar the key elthe polka
band, and it the Ilan of the esmengs nil eon, is
order to met a %Moab at the reed. Will. lir. O'Brien
was Ia the yin, Mr. Mikan wee Oman with the people
oa the road, emed with • gm. The penis limbed on
the mad Nall Mr. Toni rib spromed G elan, nit then
they real most the lisibr_is the Moons of de Widow
Cornier. tondo whisk Mr. Treat en his parip wen also
Cana war with webible that Se rimer
rterlig.porma I caw that day ea the nol.--Cleasnansed
by Ms. Brett : Mr. Mesa mil that Irian would be in is
ale minim Mr. °Mies bid the people there was a mar-
ten eat ate In mod Thins Mr. O'Srisa told me Ia the
yard *Mho poNoo wore maw to mot him that day.
Mr. O'bila hal an alb* with him to take de ors-

pears wee ins wished to persist in having dim. but be did
net take idea away.
norm Trant,inspestsr of polka, osirdniel by the So-
lieitarassral—The wirer gave aka arse evidence as is
the is toW, in selherso to the tarok rode wen him and
his party of soorthiso at the hems at go Widow Omni*,
at &Wash Ornaton.—Chorassried WM& CYCalleft
During die light was is oared the tip *sr rooms.
inilif host the window we or two sista. While the
fir was rise on I ordered the Isla to dig 1M " British
Cheasdkra." (Laughter.) I gar the mkt b Oserable
lr
et: ring the son while he was Wog as end off a
cA
He first asked IN for harp ft deg k.
oohed might he whistle a tardy sod wire prodiroa
glra he sad the ether onstabiss innainsneod to
slag. Clearable Yeses whistled the erg. I sessidend
rat if it was geed marries it rust also be
a good fight a ing sae. Was not the feather
bed whin he lad ordered the sea to sing the
"gelid Oreatellers." If the leaned waned would
go sad look at that feather bed ke would find seven bullet
holes in it. (Laughter.) Winter wrote a despatch detail-
ing this otanresoa. It was headed by the quotation,
Vibe takes Ike krona rimes
Hirer gall ear in Ilia strife.
Went down to the room what, his men were stationed
Voithe fight. That was a desperate risk in doing so to
Ford, sac of the fake who were with Mr. Treat
at dr Widow Oondsles, was sett examined by Mr.
Beep. This whams mama the widows he gave on the
from trial, stating die envereation which Idr. O'Brien
hold with the poises at the Widow Canticles Loos, and
the pordealars et the attack which was inabsequently made
as Or pike by the armed people who surrounded it.—
Ceemensminad by Mr. Butt : Think we arrived at the
Widow Osnallek's at one o'clock. When Mr. O'Brien came