The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-08 00:00:00

SHOCKING DEATH or MA SAVIOR.

DUBLIN, TIMBAL

Mr. Senior, the Poor-law Commissioner, was
killed this afternoon on the leaked Great Wolters Ba-
lmy. Be was crossing the lies, white the train nuns up.
The wheels wail over his body, which was shook's*
=Waled.

To-morrow Lord Robert Cecil intends to ask the
IJadat Secretary of State for Foreign attain, whether any
ecarnuaications have been reoeived during the last s►r
meths at the Foreign•ofSa from the American govern-
meet, or the American minister, demanding compensation
for losses occasioned to citizens of the United States
by the operations of the Alabama or other vessels commis-
elated by the government of the Confederate States ; and,
if en, whether he bee any objection to lay the papers relating
to each dames& epos the table of the house.
Mr. Darby Griffith, to-morrow, will ask the Chan-
edke of the Exchequer whether be has bete correctly
understood to mean that the House of Lords claim the pd.
came of 'ranting pensions out of the public money to their
eve Alain, as of their own authority, without the good-
same or mama either of the Cheapener of the Exchequer,
the Secretary to the Treasury, or the Hones at Commas.
Last night, Professor Max Maar, K A., of
Oxford, delivered a lecture before the members of the
Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society, " Oa the Vedas,
or the ancient sacred books of the. Brahmins." The Philo-
sophical Hall was crowded.
We (Herald) understand that the Lord Chan-
cellor, on the recommeadetion of the lord lientemeat, has
removed the name of William Henry Ckstwynd from the
list of m►gistrates of the county of Staffoed.
The oyster fishery of the rivet Medina, in the
ble of Wight, has just been let for fourteen years at a
rental of 701. par YOWL=
The restoration of the cross at Winchester, one
of the antique azobitectural relies of that city, bra bean
commenced. Tha amok el the femme SL Crone Hospital
a also about to be netaxed and beantided.
Measures have been taken for staking out the
ground for the Newport and Ryde Railway, in the Isle of
Wight.
A letter from Rome, dated the let, says :—" My
letter of yesterday spoke of the arrest of three English gen- '
Cameo on Monday. One of the piny wan drunk by a
Frenchman, who was piqued about a bouquet, and the
Englishman, of tours*, remised the blow with interest.
His two seautrymea wane to use fair play, whoa a ma-
dame tripped up the Englishman, sad, with a facet of
myrmidons, carried all three off to the lock-up.' The
officials, however, acted very well, liberated them
directly, gad this morniug the can wee extedimd by the
Asseeeorw•OenenL Collocated, in the promescoo of the Omni
and our three ocounteynass. It was proved to the eatisfootin
ef eolletami that his *Mews bad behaved with gnat Was-
tes and roughness, ere of them having drawn a dams and
thseatend one of the gentlemen on his reltalug to Mt on a
.3141 bench in the prison. The end of it is that ce the
deemed of the officer enuomaoding the geadaness twe of
the offenders wen to be arrested and pthished
slily, bet the prelebility is that the/ will her retained in
the resift An the whole affair was a gems estrege, and
will (*this great publicity, I may metier that the woes
el the patlistast are Hr Chula Ethan, Sir William
Yam, sad Captain Birch, the two lathered bevies wit.
anesd the insult from a Weeny, sad in tree lligNoth style
me to the help of Sir Charles."
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