The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1848.

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WINDSOR, FRIDAY.—The Queen Dowager took
leave of the Queen and Prince Albert in the afternoon, and
left the Castle on her return to the Priory, Staomore.

A deputation, including Mr. Loch, M.P., Mr.
Campbell of Jura, Mr. Webster, and Mr. B. Smith, had an
interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, yesterday
in Downing-stmt, on the subject of the Argyle canal.
Capt. W. F. 1). Jervois, Royal Engineers, had an
interview with Earl Grey yesterday The Rev. W. Lloyd
and Mr. R. Yates had also interviews yesterday with the
noble earl at the CLlonial.office.
The Earl of Clarendon had an interview with Lord
J. Russell yesterday. Viscount Palmerston and several
other cabinet ministers had also interviews yesterday with
his lordship.
Mr. Perfect, Mr. Dodd, and Mr. C. Pearson had an
interview with Sir G. Grey, yesterday, at the liome-otfice„

HER MAJESTY has, it is dated, signified her inten-
tion to confer the honour of knighthood upon Mr. Elkanah
Armitage, the late Mayor of Manchester.
PRINCE ALBERT, A MINER.-0A Tuesday lest
Lady Basset's court for her tenantry of the Barton of Pen.
wens, was held at Selley's Hotel, Falmouth, on which oc-
casion Mr. Marriott her ladyship's steward, announced tkat
Prince Albert, at his own risk had set to work a mine in St.
Ann's parish. It did not appear that it was clearly known
which mine bad been taken in hand by the prince, but it
was supposed to be that of Polberra. Though these opera-
tions were stated to be undertaken at the personal risk of
the Prince, it is understood they are to be carried on by
the duchy, over which his royal highness pre.ides as guar.
dian of the Duke of Cornwall. The employment thus girls
to the miners promises to make the Prince very popular
amongst them.
LoelS PHILIPPE AND HIS FAMILY HAVE LW
CLAREMONT, and aro now staying at Richmond. The ex-
, King, his wife, and the three princes, are slid to bo labour.
ing under severe though not dangerous illness, induced, tis
alleged, by the deleterious condition of the water at Chu*

(From last night's Gazette.)
FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 7.—The Quecn has bees
pleased to approve of Mr. George Dunlop, u Consul at
Southampton for the Republic of the Equator.
FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 9.—The Queen has been
pleased to approve of Mr. James H. Wolff, as Consul at
Southampton for the Republic of Chi'i.
WHITERALL, Nov. B.—The Queen has been pleased
to nominate, constitute, and appoint Henry Belford Vaoglist,

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CaoLeae..—Teekeriay the Bawd of Health re-
mixed reperb of the IsSowing sew owe :--Onsestwish 1 ;
Brent 1' • Bettersas 1 ; Bevsewaihrey Workings', 3, 1
fatal; Ecclesal below 1 fatal ; Edinburgh 9, 3 (and ; Worth
and South Leith 19, 6 fatal. Total new ease 36,16 fatal.
Last eight's Gazette contains directions and regulations,
relative to sanitary reform, la Scotland. These orders of
the Board of Health are of similar character to those is•neg
for
A SANITARY COURT.—Yesterday, the boord of
raudiset of the united parishes of St. Margaret's and St.
Sohn, Westminster, resolved to hold • sanitary court in the
vestry-room on the diet ant third Tuesday in every month,
tinier the lir poisinne of the Health of Towns Act, in order to
hear complaints in respect of nuisances, and to remove all
noxious mutters likely to promote the spread of epidemic or
contagious diseases. The ;Mardis's have also appointed
several inspectors of nuisances to put the laws in force (or
the promotion of the public health.

IRELAND.
Draux, Nov. 10.
Mr. James F. Lalor, one of the writers of the late
Felon, has applied through his medical attendants to
be removed tram Newgate to some more airy prison.
Dr. West has been removed at his own request to the
hospital of the gaol. The other prisoners In Newgate
are MMES. C. G Doffy, F. Haney, Dr. W. Veer-
roe, J. Lawless, J. Bergin, of New York, 1)r. C. H.
West, C. R. Mahony, I. Doyle, T. Sexton, J. M.
Burke, R. F. Ryan, of Cincinnati, E. Martin, J. F.
Lalor, J. M.Kenna, K Trenton, and J. Evans. Seve-
ral of them are said to have suffered in health from
the dampness of their prison. Mr. K. J. O'Dogherty
was removed, within half an hour after his recent sen-
tence, to a single cell. He remains in good health.
There is, it seems, also "an undistinguished crew"
from Bsllingarry, who have not even the consolation
of a meal, save the prison fare.
On Thursday last a servant girl of a lady residing
in Stephen's Green, absconded from her mistresses
house, taking with her 46,01. She had a male ac-
quaintance in town, with whom she sailed that even-
ing to Liverpool, and on Friday to America in the
mail steamer.

COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH—Dram:4, Nov. 9.
JOHN MARTIN 15 Eaaou V. THE QURIN.—Ths
saner, Mr. Juba Martin, was brought before the court by
habeas c .rpos, to assign =on his counsel having certified
their opinion that there wen grounds for the issuing of a
writ of error. and the Attorney-General having granted his
fiat in order te have the questions of law fully and solemnly
diesaseed. The prisoner had been convicted in August last,
nadir the recent felony act, and was at the period of kis
anent the proprietor of the Iri • A Felon.
Mr. Mania took his seat at the aids bar, accompanied by
Mr. Marques, the governor of Richmond Dridewell, and his
appearance indicated that since his imprisonment he must
lon suffered much.—The Attorney-General rose and said
that Mr. Martin was new in court, and could bend la an
sirgt of the arrow upon which he welted.
erk of the Crown read the return to the habeas
wpm which certified that the prisoner was in the custody
of the goo, mow of Richmond Dridewell since the 23rd of
Alrm, ander sentence of transportation for ten years; that
be bad been tried on the Mk of August, at an adjournment
of the commission of over and tensiner and genera gaol de
livery held for the city of Dublin, and was detained until, by
due form of law, he should be transported.
fiir C O'Loghlen then handed in, on parehment, the se-
sigamant of errors. The Attorney Gomel having read the
document, signed the joinder in error, and then asked the
court to Az a day for the argument. The paper books would
be ready in the course of the day.—The Chief Justice: What
day do you ropose ? Attoram-General: Mond neat.—
Chief Justice :p Is there any objection to that day on the
part of the prisoner's counsel ?—Mr. Holmes : We ban no
objection to Mon day.—The clerk of the crown observed that
the prisoner would have to join in the exposes Masking up
the parr bueks.—Mr. Holmes said he weasel aware that
his cheat would hen to join in this expease.—Bias C.
O'Leghles : The nom Rake upthe paper books themselves,
end that wag the scene pursued in the " Queen v. Conway
and Lyash."—Mr. Roman stand that they never paid but
kr their own books.—She C. O'Loghlen :It was dose in the
cane at Mr. Duffy and Mr. O'Connell—The clerk of the
crown remarked that the crown paid for the paper books in
the " Queen e. Gray," because he got leave to ins
in koma pang/tilt—Mr. Napier, Q.C. : There were
se books la that are. Mr. Holmes: The question
mast be decided by what is the practice of the court.—
Smyly said that the °Hoer was bound to keep en
account of the fees, and could easily ascertain what was the
practiee.—Sir C. O'Leghlen sail that the Met emo was Mr.
Mitchell's.—Chief Justice : The usual peneliee ene be seem
Mined, and the subject need not be niemtieneff egela.—The
prisoner was then removed to his Mom selledy.
The assignment of errors was AM 911114 bit it is stated
that smog the points reined are twes--mtemeiy, that some of
the jury were burgesses of Dublin, ed.= mires
old statute, were interested in obtaining a es. by
such conviction, the greeds of the party UM* le
the city; and that the sentence was misread ha Mt specifying
the place of transportation.
The Attorney-General at a later part of the day men-
tioned that the crown would in this intones inner the
pens of of preparing the paper books, because the rule calling
en a traverser to join in the expense was a forapday rule, end
would therefore occasion delay en as to prevent the argument
taking place on Monday.