The Express.
London, England, 1849-05-19 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DVDLIN, MAT It.
Saunders' News, of this marnir,g, states that an
edictal communication was made yesterday that the
santeace of transportation on Joha Martin would be
serried into *SI ct.
The accounts of evictions by latdlords, and deaths
by cholera and m'sery, cautious to fill the provincial
jammed& On last Monday and Tuesday four emi-
rant vessels, crowded with passengers, cleared out
from Limerick. All of the lower classes who can fly
from the country are doing so.
Yesterday, Father Mathew sailed by the Iron Duke,
in the evening, for Liverpool. Several of his per-
sonal friends and admirers accompanied him to Kings-
town, and the quay was thronged with people wialung
to ere him start far his tour to America. There is
certainly no man living now, in Ireland, who would
receive three such hearty cheers as were given when
the steamer got under weigh. He was accompanied
by ace of bid relatives and his secretary. The rev.
genthinian looked in excellent health, and,thoogh bid-
ding farewell to his host of Mends was • trying
thing, his habitual serenity was scarcely perceptibly
moved. Embracing a few of his more intimate
friends, he slightly raised his hat, as the crowd
bussed, and, in Irish style, wished Lim a safe

ALLEGED MURDER OF A POLICE CON-
STABLE AT BRISTOL, BY TWO SOLDIERS.
Yesterday Ith Burma was held before the coroner
J. B. Wisdom Req., at the Whim Lisa Tanya, Madmen.
deem, Beiessi, en the belly of Jetts Priesia;:scsate of the
astral divides of polies, who died that I. the is-
floury albs sMos, I. sessequesse et oedemas tessind
during the sight of UN lird ism, from two eddies of the
With lebeifiyi, sawed Amine Dell,
_sad John )(Wallas. It
Wag seem that a penes Ode 15th regiment teeth, bees
ieeesd Ilse isrviee is Isdia, the Arm detachment wee on ,
that by peados theme' Bristol ea their way to Gosport,
to th, ir embeekaties der Ceylon. At Wen 12
=halite* pinto Is gemelles sad • aempanion were
is Tbeemostnet, wish Mee divedwdy wows, making a
46tribaam. when tie gelleemes deolsod them to move
sway. They immedlehey
_tommeseed es stink epos him
seder the eiressorawees detailed la the eviesee. The next
day they
'sec takes beton the segistenbm end &turd
with the aemalt, bet se their sergeast wee of opiaioa that
they h.i get Ws the row la seder to get 001111.
1/11414, •D as to avoid being seat to Icdis,
(a trisk which use of them kad someesfully
Cdtibefore) the Beath detdised to Ilse them, and
them over to the charge or the caters of the mei.
sant, to be dealt with by them. The poiiosman we sot at
Ent supposed to be dasgereasly wounded. but afterwans
grew wane, sad uysipsfas Manmade& main as, he
The int witness examined was M Anne Crum" the
vile of • soldier of the 34th Reg., who : Os the nig*
lithe pod of May I was is company with throe eddies, el the
Mk Beg.; ems of them woe named Asdrew Daly, I Wien,
• esti smother named Jobs 311.Fettes. list I don't its., the
sumo el the third. We were is Thomas- wrest, mei were
While badly with soother phi saind Reiner, lams the
*isms& same up sad mid "You know it Is egaind the
rake to be making a distarbesse in the streets at this lienr—
ps had better go home." I walkedWha away, sad ems et the
eidien mid to the gellesman " t have you to do wh
the girls—who are yes ?" The .astable answered, "I sm
• poliessem sad it is ray duty to keep the streets elm ot
them lessalie, particularly whoa they are interrupting the
phi* se they are doing sow." Oae of the soldien then
mid to the WWII with as oath, " Let us murder him—
lbw* b as harm la killing a *Wiesen."
The essitabis bogged them to go on peaceably whoa one of
the soldiers week him with a stick. A woad them beaked
him dews, sad they both begs& beads/ him with Webs.
Whoa be we dews, ens of the soldier, puked up eider a
dose or we .shell, and beat him over the hood with it.
Jess Raker peeved being with the oddity', bat Wag
deaf, did sot hear what wm said. The soldiers pulled her
• from the constable, sad witness went sway.
Wm. Kamw, shoemaker, of Thome-street, deposed to
bear* the mdse in the night, when he locked eat of win.
low, sad saw oas soldier holdings polkas's:2, while another
collier was beating him with a stick across the back of the

Mr. Webb, dream, of Guinea-street Hospital, deposed
that oa the 3rd of May, is the night, the deceased came to
the hospital with • wound of the head _for which his head
was bandaged.
Kr. B. Beenaeg, surgeon to the police force, proved
diat the ed went on favourably till the 9th or 10th inst.
Ups rodeo
duos days erysipelas ours on, and be grew
teem till the 17th, abate he died. Witness made a post-
insrleas esszniastioa of the body, and (mind erysipelas,
irkkk had been 'mimed by the wound, and which caused
hot b. There we' some slight congestion of the blood
iamb ia the Ulan, labia were the effects of the dimes.
Ur. Iffhlime, sloth to the justices, produced a &peados
albs derawatd, taken by the mayor ; but as it was not takes
laths gismo of the affeased, and there being so widows
that the doomed at the time was wider the fear of death,
tbe eateaws betitated to receive it.
lam stkus inniateay of as immaterial character hayloft
tos:Mated, tke coroner swathed up, and the jury wars
their verdict whoa oar express was closed.

HEATH PUNISHMENTS.
BATH.
On Friday evening a very large meeting was held in this
sky, to petition ter than abolition of capital raikhagats.
Mr. Charles Gilpin and Mr. Thomas Boggs, both of London,
wen announeedi ts be present. TM Ras. W. C. 0•1117111,
ehaplaut of the Bath gaol, took the 'hair, and was supported
by a great number of the meet influential eitiasaa. In
pspeak' the badness of the matting h. spoke at length
upea =Med, ozonising the form of the scripture sup-
sat, and, thee that, 'ivies the remits of his own ezpartosee
asehaplaia el the pal. Hewes, and had long been, of opinion
that the paniehment el death did not answer the end for
which it was doeigned. The Rev. Thomas Spenser was
sailed upon to novo the ant resslation. He went over the
ems glowed Nth" ebminem.
C. GILPIN, Req., was called spas to second the reso-
lution, which he did at gnat WO. and with great elo-
%nesse and mach effect.
Mr. CRISP, solicitor, supported the resolutioa, giving
Ma.. of the resales of his owls experience, which all con-
Maori him that the punishmeat of death was highly Wes.
patent.
The CHAIRMAN then called upon Mr. Blume to move
the assood resolution. He proceeded to examine the aria-
m eimmod by Sir G. Grey, and contended that the people's
want all opposed to death punishments. He ad-
7eivd a mess of statistics to show that ever. amelioration of
the crisaimal sods bad been attended by a diminution of of.
Sew mailed Ike law.
Mr. M. VINCINT VW celled upon to attend it, which he
did very briefly. The resolution was carried unanimously.
The subsequent reeolations wan carried unanimously.

AN ELECTRIC WATCHMAX.—Mr. Petries inv-
igilate mode of protsetlag by the aid of electric
shock', se first suggested rersisilsolder, is about to be
, it &ppm*, to ea esteeeim fastory at West Ham.
called,
wiL be a very power.* ems, and will effect the
tee-fold object of Aegis( a kris *howbeit, and prostrating
all who may attempt to aster the premhem The application
el seek aa apparatos is suitable for bisking• homes, or the
manaione of the mobility end patry as well. mad may be
apCto toe room cc the whole dwelling.— The Builds,.
New HALL AT TIM Eris Tori BTATION.—The
pablie are aware that vary essaiderable works have bees is
at the Bastes stalks of the Leaden sod North-
Call Railway for sow time past. These am sow drawing
is a doss, sod the sew Wilding will be armed to the public
is a few days. It comprises two bookies aims: the me to
the east occupies the site el the old an, end will be mod for
the principal pert of the tredle ; the other is quite sew, and
is ineended chiefly for the smaller MIDI. Thai otos. from
M large an, whisk is the great public ante-ream to all
*see apartmeats which are appropriated to the passenger
Mika l.to it will be wheeled all tee luggage from the quad-
rangle* front, aid here or is the waiting-room (which opens
hem h) }wagers may remake if they are too earl y for
*eh main. Oa the piers between the smiles will be large
barde, ea end* will be placed notice of the destinetien and
time of doper are of the train next learie the 'lmam, so
that a pesseery ma at oats see to which be is
te disk lis elms, la the matte of the hall w be akm
iskekniant essider, sad it is intended that persons say be
anal k the waltinveasss, which will be liked se asked-
**. from the hall is the likkggsgs leek and
emote to—all mac, as seensend with
the possegiss. the four angles of the WM, there are
be. minim leading to the secretary's, treads, engineers',
and ease offices, committee-rooms, handless, end
the wakes branch railway otiose. A kid Sight of
here at the end of the hall leads le the vesti-
bule of the general meeting-room, and the board.
maw, sod forms a striking and original feature. There Is a
glow= round the hal ; the area is pared with Craigleitb
Mae • good specimen), sad it is heated by bet water pipes
an P system. home of the panels in the are
peristyted; ead behled awes are disposed other coils of hot-
water pipes to poems mediation. The sane arrangement
h made is the genets' mediae room ' • and Is the whole
*ere are some miles Is bark tteeepipes. Is the rooms
es the woad floor are ease eilleas for brambling*, and a
somber of rooms to be accepted is • shaft time for similar
purposes. In the bessateut ate numerous mom and other
seems, most of which are is us. The whets el them works
have bees exemitmt heat the designs of Mr. P. O. Hardwick
le wham they sae highly weiltabis. Mann. W. Cabin and
Co. were the oostasston. The total mous% expended le ant
yet arrived at, but will probably not be less thaw 126,0001.
—The