The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-20 00:00:00

Thh had been brought to his recalection in consogeenee of
• witness oa a former trW having mid that be meg a same.
He then reiterated bu statemcate r‘ girding the demand Mr.
O'Brien made for arms, and hie retain.
Coastable Wiggiss corroborated the previons einem.
Timothy O'Bullivan was examined by the Bolititoe•Omie-
ral—He saw Mr. O'Brien come to Mullinaltone. He went
up to the Bev. Mr. Cabin, a curate of the pariah priest's, and
introduced himself as Mr. S. O'Brien. Mr-Cahill told him
he was totally anima his prneedings, and aboat half an
hoar after he &damned the people from a wall Ripon*
Wright's hone.. He then repeated the evidence hinserty
given Mtn drilling of the people of Manahan, end the
Awn from Mohicans towards Bollingarry, and then
coming beekegain to Mullizahose. There were eons Bel-
lingsrry podpe with them, who broke out of maks, and ile•
dared they would go no farther, es the Manahan pee*
did not turn oat se they expected. When tide
Mr. O'Brien went away with twenty or thirty peoptrig
direction of Hunts& House.
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Crxr7;e9itilaii by Mr. Butt—He swore his dist inform°
Lion before Mr. Dams* who at him in the street. Be
told Mp. Dewed of the marching through the day, sad of
the smod nem dna Imo Into town at night, but he did net
tell him et be night biding. He swore a soma fabomay
visa to Kr. Darr, at Dublin, but he did not tell him of the
amber of armed seen. Re thought there were 6,000 ma
ea the ground, hams, he stepped the ground apd found it
about half a mite. He did not recollect on last trial hen
many yards made • mile, or how assay steps he had taken,
but he remembered It sow.
Thomas Birks examined: Witness =rated the andel=
given by him on the former .trials respecting the promedhige
at Ballingarry.—To Mr. Bo t : I was in the crowd, carrying
a pitchfork, myself.
George Spooner deposed likewise to the transactions at
Ballingarry. Saw Mr O'Brien, Mr. Dillon, and a gondo-
la= he heard was Mr. Meagher, drilling the people.
Mr. Whiteside : I object to that ; he now mentions a new
he did not mention before.
Mr. Same: Turn about, and tell me did you see that
geetleman there (pointing to lb. Meagher) . Witness: I
cannot say I saw hint there.
James Middleton reiterated **evidence given b him am
the previous trials, respecting the proceedings at Rillensule.
Dutton Mathew repeated his former evidence.
Captain Lemma*, 13th Hussars, and his troopers also re-
peated the evidence given by than on the former trials.
MiloyGeneral M.Donald proved that ha got from lb.
O'Brren, on the night of his trim, a beach of keys. whit=
he put in en envelope. and **unaided to government by
Captain Ems who then was an officer on epee= service
between hint sad the governmeat.
To Mr. Butt.—l as,.. searched Mr. Smith O'Brien. Be,
leaded me the hays, at the suggestion of the aughtrates.
John Om Jams.—Recolleets the night of the arrest of.
Mr. O'Brien. Re was sent up to Dahlia the same night.
Solicitor-Gatoral.—Had you any °cayman= with him 7
Mr. Butt.—l object to that. Younend point to something
la refastens to the pswnt matter.
The Chief J .—Tou refer to something connect=
with the manna
Rmaieseisa resamsd.—Witness then repeated the testi-
mony imodygrantlry hint as to the mode in which he got.
sassed= of lb O'Brien's portmanteau.
Mr. Batt—Did you not say ke should get it back 7
neer: I never made a promise of the kind. I knowVt
Rey. Kr. Mackey, P.P. Clonoulty ; he lime about nine
miles from Thurne.
Charles W. lagaell proved that he brought the poems=
Mau le Mr.Redlagtoe.
Thomas Burke, extra clerk in eidefoemeterre offing,
=that Monet winters brought the portmanteau to Kr.
oten. (A paper handed M witness.) That paper wen
found in the portmanteau.
To Mr. Batt—There wove about a hundred papen is
the palmate= ; they were primped, pirate
vouraers,d . Cannot say what tile mates= of the
documents
Robert Allem= deputy-A=6m= lEllsafahasa. !waived
the portiosntent hem Mr. Burke, and gave it to Mr. Smith
O'Brien, with the key of it.
To Mr. Butt—Cannot say if there were any papers in it.
Solicitor-Cieneral—lt l now 90 minutes to 7 o'clock.
Chief budee.—Are you now going to another part of the
evidence 7
AttotnerGeneraL—Tes, my lord, and I think we may
now =mum.
Mr. Batt applied for copies of the K balloting papers.
Attorney-Omeral.—The question may arise 1111 to whether
we have proved those balloting papers. We have proved
four of them: so scan as the court decides they are to Mr
given in evident*, I am ready to furnish copies of them.
but until I am about giving them in grids's@ I will not
furnish thus.
Judge Moore.—You will have copies ready to furnish
them, il the time should arrive for giving them in evidence.
attornereeneral.—Yes, my lord.
Kr. Butt.—lf the case for the crown should dm In time
to-morrow, Mr. Whiteside will address the jury, sad he will
want the=
Chief Junes Bleakburne.—We cannot order them to he
given ; it is for the attorney-general to give them.
Solicitor-GeneraL—They will be in court, my lord.
The wort thee adjourned.

FALL OF • RAILWAY BEIDow--CANTERIEIIty
FRIDAY crnts) Kowtow. —Aa accident eenned this •
naming, about ems o'clock, to the luggage and Ada OWN
which leaves Mewed shortly bean midnight. It appears
that eamesedmilattha meal =mum until the tram
reached e whisk mum the river Stour, fa the haw
let of Chatham, when the engimaispeared to oscillate cow.
sklerably. The seat moment the NKr, an exceedingly awl
sad apparently substantial steusture, gave way, meet
Part of it falling as the eights mid Pucks were about to pew
The crash is mid to have hem Otemmadous, and the awe-
quasar nay be fatally lesegined keen the fact that the
whole testaseVeinittleeth: ami area, hal Into the stream
and into the eimpletely destroying that pow-
Mon of the Bee. At the present we have no information •
as to the weeequences to the engine-driver, Maker, and
guard, farther than that no sae is /speed.
BOBOLLIT Seth ATTEMPT TO WIT FIZZ TO •
Corson.—H. Marshall, I'. Earle, T. Walter, T. Ander-
son 8. Bowes, and W. Pope, river pilots belonging Mt
Gravesend, were charged, hefts the Rochester inseilkatiS • •
with burglary and gross outrage. They wen together at a
piablielows attheke, on Wednesday evening, having strived -
with their boat in Yentlet Creek in the corm of the dal
Having regaled themselves, they sallied out about midnight,
and proceeded to the cutter of a poor woman named Rees.
man, who, with a little girl, were the only inmates, herhusband, husband, went of employment, being with three of their
sillldres in the waddles**. The inmates were awoke by
the breaking of the front window, and, on getting out et
bed, saw seven met ratable the cottage, awe of wham
was trying to draw a sheet which had been lying au
a table *rough the window. Foaled is this attempt.
another of the party tried to foroe his way through the
window, in whisk he partly maceeeded, but being beaten of
letezdtinan, they all left. About a quarter of as how
the cottager* were again alarmed by the whale
of the windows being demolished, and one of the men nein
attempted to force an entrance. Mrs. Eastman, musk
alarmed, bagged of them to leave the cottage, but not ding
so, she armed herself with an iron bar, and strack the use
at the window a heavy blow on the bead, whisk mused him
to fall to the ground. She heard his companions say that
else had lo him. On looking through the window eke
saw the blood running down his face, end the others seemed
to be closing a wound in his heed. Some of them took out .a
box of limiter matches, and threatened to burn the sottagej at
the seise time, igniting the whole of the they
climbed on the door, and played them egalasgrilltediatek,
which, fortmately, was damp, end did not take Are.
During the time they frequently threatened to take their
lives, saying they would choke thaw After she bad raked •
ery of murder, and called loudly for eadatanee fent her
adghboan, the whole of the party ran away towards Toads*
Creek, carrying with them an apron and • handkerehle4
sad, taking to their boat, made their escape. A local °Meer
h Wing been in their company for two hours whilst at Ike
Nag's-Head, was enabled to identify them, and, from further
initemation obtained at the west guard station in the
Creek, succeeded in tracing the prisoners to Chummed,
where four of them were apprehended on Saturday, Bowes
and Pope having surrendered at the dike this day. The
wounded men is still at large. They were manacled fer the
attendee*, of other witnesses.

LIVEREDOCIEDGiTRIAL RAGGED SCEIGGES.—it
has been determined to establish Induetrialn2ged Schools
in this town, in addition to the ordinary schools now
in existent*, provided that M. can be for that paw
La:r. Boa Waive of the first outlay in fitting up a suitable
iding, the expense of each child is estimated to be Dam
Al. to 74 pee annum. Now, as it appears by the return
obtained from the Governor of the Borough Gaol, that theme
are, on an average,eighty-three juvenile esiminals constantly
In that orison daring the year at a east to the commusity of
about 10e. head, the very economy of Industrial
, independent all higher motives, is
worth? of
of
yof serious consideration. Besides the wane of In-
struction, the ehildren will be taught industrial's habits, and
they will be instructed in some mews of earning an honest
livelihood. A provisional committee has been 'Diehl/bed
for the purpose of carrying out tile object. Mr. T. D. Art-
denon, of India-buntings Is the treasurer, and Mr. J. Hub.
back, the secretary. Tbillayor la cue of the committee.

SHIPPINO.
Maria Anninn.—Dablin, 2; Waterford, 1; Deaaghir
dee, I; French. 1; Flanders, 1.
Loans, Oat. 20. —Wind this day at aeon, N.N.W.,
:rodent' breves, and dull weather.
livisarooslOot. 19.—Arrived : Flom Prinos Edward's
Island. Belle' 18th ; Industry, Senegal; Henry Alexander,
1 Caledonia, Liscardo, New Orleans ; Lanham', Bt.
Thomas's. 19th: Douce Davie, Mauritius; Charlie Ow -
loner, New Orleans; Elis Whitney, Beaten. Off: Arrived;
Blarney (MN --.
Dam., Oet.l9.—Arrived from the river and sailed: A reir77'N 4 .
dims, Yarmouth, N.B.
Caooimaysze, Oat. 16.—Arrived: Visits, Mehl .4eto, i ilt • - •
Cork, retried away deck-load, Ike. . • .F
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Cosa, Ott. 17.—Collingeroett, Havana. - ,
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PLY:tours, Oct. 19 —N B.—Arrived: Brasilien l'emtilli ...''' A •
buco, for Antwerp; Elisabeth, Grenada. ivi '_.....t
f3wa?- :Ina, Oct. 18.—Beled : Sunbeam, and Sir L. 0611.V.4.- i ..i:
mid, Cab& elei,...:=-r-,‘"l. k:/... ..
WSTMOVIN, Ost. 19.—The Helm, from Matt to reps
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land, and the Caroline, of Plymouth, tram Blistrisitilt: c ~..W) ..
Penland, have both been driven on shore in than ,-,
:Lett! a gals how N.N.B. ; both ere damaged, bat arei—en
of in a tide or two.
liThatrowns, Oat. 19.—The Aurora, from Cfirditilft in.
here yesterday, haviag swam a leak -off
ailed soon Air, Ise etmlay die beams lit=elrieek kit..
and part di twedeekas awed. It has blown • plaits** , .:y 1G
alibi, from N. 'b.
Ravi, Oat. 19.—The Downshire, of Belfast Ike iliiii, - ..• • ego
pool, km hem 'treaded *attar Ala
.ad mew ,„ , j
Kau pftviesely mem, • leak Men, sad is in a 1, ~.._
Hutt, Oat 19.—1 t blew amemlwaly heavy, 1-''"--; ''
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