The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-13 00:00:00

TILE FENLUW TRIALS.

DUBLIN, Tumors NIGHT.
O'Donovan to-day occupied eight hours and a
half in his address to the jury, the greater portion
of the time being consumed 111 reading articles of a
treasonable character from the Irish People news
paper ; and he made a bitter attack upon Judge
ILeogh, who he said had been placed on the bench
to try him ; and if there was a man on th jury
who bad a spark of honesty in his breast, he would
resent such an injustice as that; and concluded
with the remark, "Let English law take its
oourse:'
The Solicitor-General having replied, the court
adjourned till to-morrow, when Judge Keogh will
charge the jury.

FOUNDER'S DAY AT TIM CRatrintriollsn—Yester-
any Wag Founder's Day, • large menhir of old Carthedthe
easembled, accordingto ancient aldose, within the wells of
their old school. The preeeediegs of the day commenced
es usual with gado, in the ohs*, the MIMS Wed
preached by the Rev. Biased Joys's, 8.D., of Corpus
Midi College, Oxford, Read of Great Hollsed, Frew
The visitors afterwards repaired to the greet hall, :tad these
were throned thedowards the Ead al Debora* Mr. Hester
Rodman, Q.C.. Mr. J. R. Havoc. Q.C., the Rev. W. D.
Parish, the Rev. Richard Elwyn, /LA., late master of the
school. sad Mr. Sheldon Amos. The orator of the day wee
Mr. William Henry Paulson, who Is proceeding to
Trinity College, Cambridge. In his oration.which was don
livered in excellent Latio, 31r. Patting spoke of the MIMI
feelings which were kindled in his lined it the theorem*
of a day which seemed to call heck many Ili old Ca:thesis.
to the some of his boyhood, and as it were to bring ODOM
more among them many who had long been in the grave.
After expressing a hope that the close ties of affection
which bleat Certhunens together might prove some
support to his own irumilidency for the pert he
had to beer, he pineesded to speak of those who
had been onnected with Charterhonse as brew
factors, friends, sod goveroors. He dwelt for some
time on the cberseter et Lord Pelmereton, who was ap.
pointed • governor is 1843, especially adverting to the man-
ner in which he conducted foreign and home slides, and to
the loss cur
by the nation on his death. Great
honour, be said, had scented even to soak an old foundstiost
es the Charterhouse, from having throned slue a member
amongst its governor• With an apology for introd42
any mention of voivemity honours, he alluded to .
Carthusithe who had distinguished themselves at esolle
ge.
amongst whom was Mr. E. B. Wharton, who gained the
Ireland IJoiversity Scheisnhip this year. From this sub-
ject be paved on to mention thatmasters whoiluid left theca
thin
year. and after s teihnts of rasped to them, he con-
gratulated their successors. Mr. 711,61600 then turned to
the question of removal of the school into the country.
dwelling on the feet that nearly every Carthusian, io
'th sp
ee.
ite
ot his own private effeetiona foe the present situation,
cated it. He spoke of the dieedvantagee of the peanut site,
sod expressed his opinion that those who advocated remove!
would jostle entitle themselves to the honour of being
sewed founders. The oration was deservedly greeted with
load applause. There was dieser in the hell. but none of
the usual Griming festivities, in consequence of illness in the
master's (amit).
ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE, PORTSMOUTH. —The
examinee= of candidates for navel cadetships commenced
at the Naval College on Wednesday last, and the results
were amended, and certificates awarded yesterlmy to
the following yeas( gentlemen. who pared in the calm
named. viz. :—W. It. Cresweil, S. W.
Spark. A. H.
Liedessy, B. H. Archer, A. L. Wierlon_G. C. Hood. M.
Napier, H. G. Gray, F. R. Hesitance:. S. F. Welker. A. J.
Fathnharsoo, J. E. G. Bend, Gerford, 1.. 0. Sthert.
A. W. Paget, H. L. Connie, W. Gillen, J. L. Marx, P. F.
Talent. E. P. Brett, C. 8. Nicholson, A. Barrow, P. F.
Crozier, B. Hogpn. A. T. Erases. W. W.W. Begot, A.
A. Broughtoo, A. F. Weide, R. Y. Ilasseergh, G. A.
Callaghan, Hestings,Kande, W. C. Atha:too.
B. J. W. Risk. 8. H. lisanock. F. L. Lends* 0. 3.
Baker, C. A. B. Corey, F. G. C. Landon, It.- A. Debris.
D. B. B.C. Hamm& R. J. Ramose, 0. J. Janine, H.
W. Mackenzie, N. Thereby, W. A. Elliot, It. 0. Sparks.
and A. J. Allen.
TEE MONETARY Carrie z c Rome. —k cont.
maniestios from Rome in the Dads says :—" The more.
taryeogwerielsrythadat wyemareoretrawylveningmombead: r;r:ciansoreted. eadThern:oesb:
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igerrengeatbca7kPri:thecavaegt:pbantuf ienldefafinAlLorlte.taibThe:Prmeeodmac4;otre:s4.6 ruassr:lowtoict4ap:enedthibi.b.
' d eleven some chosen persons are admitted Isle the
Darrow apartment, which is not the temple of Flutes ; they
are paid in little silver coins of various kinds, requiring
an immerses time to °oust up, end in a ease of me.
Manx of copper. which they are obliged to sasept in the
proportion of 30 to 40 per cent. You may =
that this operation is • long one ; thus, when the
are closed, at nom precisely, very few of those who have
pared a whole monger penned up between pollee agents
aid :modems, have been served at ells Nevertheless that
is wrist is mild paying notes at sight. Whoa the fatal
hour hes struck, the order is given for evacuating the pleas,
, sod the crowd of malcontents hurries cC to vest ire wrath
ou the cheaters, who in their tern are obliged to demand
protection from the authorities. which is worded with •
very bad grace. Such edam meowed every day. Moose
more end more tumultuous sed meowing. Up to this time
there have been no collirioss, but the panic is spread.
iog, and notbieg more is Images to mike mined money
hide itself. The government bee just adoeSed • measure
which eased but costribut• to make it &appear from tie
eireulatioo—theneen have been prohibited from bnyieg and
selling Rome coined money. In this way the somesibeet
hopes to keep dews the rate of exchange. which keeps
andinually rine& but the eCeet will only be to stimulate
the advance, ao Mere will always be ••neeeseity for procur-
ing st say and the moneys cannot in Daly in order to
pay for objects of oonsumptioe whisk the Roman State
does sot praline is unlined Twenty. I termimete by
miring bow the to power, premed en all aide by
polities, hammed by brieeededer reamed to misery b 7 as
Ware% can be saved swept by a rairaele.*