The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-16 00:00:00

Till gxpßigss, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 16, 1866.

I that Wok plass fa that assembly with relseelbee to
the questions, somewhat imp udently raised in public,
hawses the ATTOISZY Gssixtur. for Immix& and
the MASTER of the Roma in that country. The
statemest of Mr. FineEIALD, we are happy
le say, was throughout temperate and dignified
ia toss ; particular and precise, eves to pro-
lixity, but wholly free from those blemishes of
taste and diction whose exhibition the Tines
premised its readers. Equally moderate and urbane,
we are likewise bound to own, was the rejoinder of
Mr. Kenya, from whom no doubt equal hopes were
cherished of deriving the ootistitnent materials of
an unseemly fracas. Both the learned gentlemen
appeared to be fitly impressed with a sense of what
was due to the position they have each officially
filled, and du to the character of the House on the
occasion. We cannot say that the unhappy creditors
or shareholders of the Tipperary Joint-stock Bank
are likely to derive much comfort, or the public at
large much satisfaction, from the revelations
made last night as to the state of the
criminal law in cases of fraud, or the mode
of its administration. A deplorable defeat of justice
has confessedly taken place. A heinous offences has
been irrefutably brought home to a person occupying
the position of a member of Parliament ; bat the
offender has been allowed upwards of four months to
make his arrangements, realise his available meta,
sad publicly quit the realm without molestation or
hindrance of any kind whatsoever.
The narrative of letters, conversations, newspaper
comments, and confidential interviews with which
Mr. FlTSollitAirt occupied the attention of the
Hoak lest night for more than the apses
of two hours, wee felt to be a sufficient
exoneradon of the keened functionary from all
easpkise of wilful complicity in the escape of
JANIS &DLitt{ and we ere as little disposed as
any one can be to enter any dissent or reservation as to
the propriety of that decision. Bat we must be per
▪ to observe that until set forth formally by
Mr. FITIOIRALD himself as the charge to be die-
proved, we were not sommiees of having ever heard
of it ; not can we discover that it ever was uttered in
any shape by any person, in space or writing, with
the exception of the nameless writer of some obscure
commentary as the judgment of the Mama of the
Roue in a provincial joeraaL We certainly have
failed altogether to comprehend the drift of the public
diesppointmeat and anger at the evasion oljustice by
JAMS, BASLE'S, if it did not arise wholly from the
belief—well or ill founded—that there had bean on
the part of the authorities culpable remissness and
apathy which oared the initiatory steps is a promena-
des to be delayed till they were obsoletely unless.
And if we 'correctly apprehend the forge and gist of
the Irish Arroxxsr GENERAL'S elaborate defame, it
amounts to this: that until his attentko was some-
what brusquely awakened to the necessity of active
measures by the public declaration of the Murat of
the ROLLS on the 9rd of Jane, he had taken no heed
of the progress of the ease pending before that tri-
bunal, and which in its sessessive stages had attracted
no
ordinary degese of moral observation. From
that period his vigilance, tempered not widely by
coirounmpectioe, appears to have bemoaned into play.
He amounts fairly saosgh far the fortnight that was
unavailingly consumed in cossaltations,and inquiries,
and preliminaries. His legal colleagues differed
from him in °pinks, bat he overruled their doubts.
The conclusive proof of conspiracy was not known
until after be had mad* up his mind that something
ought to be dose; yet he urged his subordinates to
be upon the alert and to prepare materiels for a pro-
seentios. By the time all was ready, however, the
culprit was poker: amenable. Blundering informa-
tion of keel agents bad, Mr. FIitOZIALD says
misled him as to the prolonged residence
of the member foe the county of Tipperary
in the domisione of her MAJINITT; and by the time
the well-devised snare was reedy the bird had flown.
All this snakes outs capital ease for Mr. FITZOILLALD
personally as compared with those on whose assist-
ant* he relied ; but it makes out DO ease in vindica-
tion of the infirm sad ioeflkient administration of

the criminal law 'pint great offenders.
By his own showing there wan just ground foe
interference as the part of the executive from
the day ea which the report of the Master
in Chancery wee reversed at the Bolls, and
• fall fortnight before the discovery of the
damning evidence of coaspirecy between the two
brothers in iniquity. Had that time ben termed to
proper account, the result might, and probably
would, have been different. The vigorous pretentious
that were idle is July would, early in Jane, have pre-
vented JAMES BADLIIIII from escaping beyond sea.
The "liberal reward • offered by sonanand of Colonel
Lennon, when it was too late, would, some weeks
sooner, have been either *flume' or assecessery. The
°vision of Bit A.oocintrax, had it been asked whoa if
would have been worth haviagmonld have been given,
we are sonfideutas decidedly as it was when demanded
the other days and those amiable functionaries the
detective polies would net have had to loiter and
look out is vain for the object of their search on the
quays of Holyhead sad Kinptou. No good can
some of bandying remedies now between the Ruh
and the Bar, as to who is most to blame—the irritable
and too outspoken Judge, or the dilatory and too
cantina Attorney-Oeneral. We cannot think that
it was any part of the duty of the MA/7111 et the
Rolm to make an informer's visit to the Vicaakt of
111KLAMD, merely beaus he happens to be a Privy
Councillor. We discard the saggesdon that he
ought to have done so as preposterous. Bat we own
we do do not see why his Honour should have abstained
from directing copies of certain loading doontseshe in
the ease before Ida to be tarnished to the law Amen
of the Crews, Were he sounded that shrill note of
urge, that asquestianably soared away the mi.
minaL His @mollies that his suggestion or adnami-
don, if offered privately, would have been disregarded,
dose not, in oar mind, emu the ostissios. Had it been
disregarded, and had Juts Samna been suffered to
go at large until the 20th Jane, when final judgment
was delivered, the toodunation of the %unseat
would have been complete. As it is, a portion
of the respousibility—but as we have shown
may a portion of it—devolves epos the over-
anions Jody, but for whose indefatigable oars
and skill the fall dissimilate of the Bu x= vii.
knits would sever have been made, but by whose
unwary and ineonsiderete denuoiatioos from the
bench the principal surviving partner in the plot has
been driven into b•aishnesat for lite instead of being
subjected to trial and imprisonment for a limited
time.

His Excellency the Belgian Kinkier end Madame
Vaa is were have isit tows fee Beesseis.

1
lir. De 4 M.P., sad Lady Agues Duff have arrived
at dud/ ►aaatitai Highland reaidawra, as Braemar, w
Mr. Da iateads to resolve a whin shale darlag the shoot-
lag waran.

At 81. Cioargea Mari*, Hasover-aqaare, jastarday,
Kr. Joao tit Anima, eiitast aoa of Mr. Bawled a,. Asbya,
a auk* DamealOa Mks ..at, of Dem, was saaarkal te
/ear !Walled' CAmarethia Towaattaad, arimaal daughter of
N. )(snob Towadrea. Owlai al a Nene death la tha
gt Alga's wally, the marriage woe rtriatly prima. Mtn
tbe eiggseay tize Rawly wedded pair left tows for Hole.
Task, flortforiablea, the Slat of Oa TOI/1111116di hotly.
Lord Gifired loft Bootbauptas yesterday fa his
paid. Fair Aorasarods On a lerfilik tair•

Irbt Coal.

The Qom, attended by the Hon. Caroline Oeven-
MA sad the lkisarrios Is Adds, visited the Dubow of
CH0110014117 pstantay, at Olesosotat-lease. The Proem
Knot sad the hisser Wise aloe pad a visit to the Royal
Dasher.

Her Majesty teak a drive is sa epee leaden sad fear is
the ettersoos, eeenspenied by Prises Albite, the Prineeu
of Freda, the Princess Louise. sad Prises Arther. Idekr-
Geseral Hos. C. Grey and Colossi F. H. Squeal attended
on hombeek. _ _

The Princess of Prussia and the Priames Louise, stteeded
by the Comes me Reeks sad Coot Boos, wit yesterday
morales to Westminster Abbey, and afterward. inspected
the British Museum The Adams of Prmale visited the
Beebe, sof Oineseter, at Gioemstorthome; the Dashes of
Heat, it Claresoothome ; mad the Deane of Cmateine,
at her residence in 81. Jame% Niece.
The Prime 6f Prase"' &Weeded by Baron d'Alvenslebes,
visited Woolwich Royal Areesal yesterday altersoos. Ti.
Prime was meshed by Major-Goaeral flir Patrick W.
Minims and the *town of the various &permeate, ad
wee modem. W Mem over the establishment.
The Deehees ei lent dined with the Queen is the
miceiog.
Her Majesty sad Priam Albert, with the Priam mid
Primer of Preemie, and the Princess Lodes, hammed the
Rojsl Italian Opera, Lyman, with their pussies last ',c-
oin. Is mesdames were the Creatase of Desert, the
Coaster me liacke, Counter Orkdia. Madame ma &ma-
berg, Mos. Flora Msodneald, Lord de Table Coat Coast Bow,
Mejor-Geaeral Boa. O. Grey, sod Colonel F. B. Seymour.
TM Casterof Desert has noceediod the Countess of
Gainshoreeph a. the Lady in Waiting to the Omen.
Lad de Tabley sad S r Frederick Stouts have ~lined
Lord Comma sad B.r Edward Bowater is their duties as
the Lord sad Groom M Mathes to her Majesty.
Tee Doke sad Decease de Nemours visited the Dasher
of Kent yesterday at Olarcm, emosse, St. &meg.

Deepatebee from the GOTOTIIOII of Yalta were reeedrei
yesterday at the Coloefel-ollee.
The Jwitidal 0 mutittee of tle Privy Crown eat yeetar-
day. As appeal !rem Based (part heard). " lion7d." e.
Uppwroae Dowse," was etweluded. As spinal from
Besiel, " Bebe, Total Been* tr. Fareedoes Hester," was
eowwwwwd.

(PNON ♦ SI7PPLBININT TO TEN LONDON OLZITTN OP
LAST NIONT
WAR DEPARTMINI, JOLT 16.
Lieutenant General hi. Royal Highness
William Frederick Charles, Rake of Cambridim?r.r,
/LP., G.C.8., 0.C.M.0., to be pastel In the army.

HORSE-GUARDS, JULY 16.
His Royal Highness the General Commanding-in-
Chief has been pleand to appoint Major-General Sir
Charles Yorke, to be his military moretary.

(PIOX LAST MOW'S OASETTL)
BUCIINORAN PALMY, JULY 11.—Thia day had
audios*, of bar Majesty, bis Royal Hight** the Prisms
Came of awed.., to take leave. His royal Menthes was
Wandad by the Bayou Hothsekild, Ram Rrtraindiaary
sad Mistime Plosipoteatiary from bin II spay tie King of
flersdea sad Norway at the wad of bar Majesty ; to whist,
sadism*, his royal highaess was iatrodead by tko Bad of
Clareadoe, H G., bee Majesties Priaelpal Secretary of State
for Fonds,' &Hain, sad soadaeted by Major (amoral the
Hos. Bir lament Cast, 1C.C.8., her Majesty's Master of
the Certssoalea.

FoalinN-0771ci., JULY 4.—The Quin boo been
prseionsly pleased to appoint Aleasoder Fraser, Brq., now
British Commis, Apat at Batavia, to be hoe Mojetry's
Consul at Batavia; Thomas Bonboto, Bsq., now BriWt
Consular Agee% at Bawabitys, to be bar llsj sty's Causal at
Boarabeps ; mad Darold Modeles, Bog , now Bridals Con.
salsa ripest at Illuunag, to be bet Majesty's Causal at
ikassraog.
DOWNINO.BTRBiT, JULY 16.—This QllOllll ban been
Souse to appoint John TrousseU Gilbert, Beg., to be
Bolisitor-Geoeval for 'he colony of British Ostaae, and
Hem Tata DATUM,. Esq., to be *blot =mamma fee the
oniony et Hoag Yost.

THE REVIEW AT ALMIRSBOTT.
THIS DAT.

A fatality mesa to Mini over all the military di.-
plays at Alderthott. The weather sever favours the.
Nothing meld Os mon miserable, to, Lastest*, them
the dieseling Ma which fell threeghoet the whole
of the day deed for the return of the Ganda.
do threatens, were the elements that it was
linable foe the review to take plus, sad her Majesty
rested on the spot till the following mornag, the vied all
Omagh the eight whistling sad buena' reuad the royal
pavilion, sad the rala is sal sesseless torrent rattlizg
agmat the .leader walls. The mornag broke spa so
gkomy sad tempeatuou a ease se perhaps wee ever sk-
inned la a military amp pinked sa British soil. The vied
bad theressed Is a benison', sad the Ms to a reeking tar-
test, but the Guardsmen to make their wimp/Meath, late
the metropolis the seat day, sad there was as help for it
bat to allay the royal laspeatios--review It mould hardly
be sailed—te proceed. Partly to make up for that diem).
poietmest, sad partly also to iasagnate the INCIINiOII of his
Royal Highs= the Doke of Cambridge to the
thief comment is the sane British army, a review Was
appointed for to-day. Again, however, the weather seemed
determlaed to fate:Teem sad mar the offset of the 'pinhole-
Last sight was one el the most stormy eights
vs have ►ad this emus. The play of lightning was
soatieues, sad the deserted Meets were dumbed with hot
sad mouthing showers. Yet all through the sight the Bonn
Welters Railway vas sonnyiag troops sad material to the
amp, sad the Waterli o sad Nine Elms autism were the
mass of basting eitivity at break of day. la spite of the
aspromiefag aspect of the mother this fortune, a gnat
amber of earthy% broaehaaas, sad sobs have eramd the
various Wolin India, to the stations.

Tits memimee of bleb beano coatiased to arrive from
kalf-past 11 eels& until lulf•past 12 o'aloek, w►eo &boot
240 had tautened cm the platform at the Niue-slata
&tutu, helmets, Lord Paliaaraton, Lord Panama, Sir
Overt. Om, sad several other Moisten sad Peen sod
COMMOSIIII. Having taken thatt seats, the halo, +Malt
.waisted of se/eaten test•ols. earriagoo, started at euetly
twisty minutes put twelve, bait, fire Wastes after tie
time speeded.

Shortly after this train had started, hie Royal Highame
the Doke of Cambridge arrived, asemspeakd by Naomi
Maedosald, who waited te receive het Majesty sad smite.
The arraegeamate were then made foe the reeeptioa of
►er Mojeety sad salts. The royal train, vreseletiag of two
state carriages, three list-alms sad two break yeas, was ia
readiness si about . gassier to oisso, at whisk ties. her Ms-
Pity was ispiresd. but It was as. natal tea agnates past ewe
that the Mistier of the royal staadard &amassed Ste sr
rival of her Majesty.
The royal psny left Beekiagham Pales, at about Wi-
pes, 12,1• four priests earflaps, esstaftdag her Majesty,
his 11,3yal Higher... Prises Albert ("The was attired ia the
fall uniform of a Meld marshal), the Prises sad Primers of
Freesia, the Realm of Cambridge, the Priam. Mary of
Cambridge, lady Clalasbereagh, sad other lords ad
ladies Ia atteadasise as the royal party.
The erre* pared ever Weaken-ond" the road from
which ST tie statism wee limed with people, who cheered
Isar Majesty meet heartily.
Tao polies of tle Q eat V dlvielese kept the road.
Oa *Trivia" at the station, bar Majesty was resolved by
the Cake of Cambridge, General *Would, Mr. Crombie
sattatary). Mr. Soots (the craMe masager), Mr.
Beattie, sad ether of the railway olleials.
Reerythiag helm is madman, the royal trela left the
stades for Fareboroagh at 1.16.
A pard of hewer, composed of the ird Light Drageome,
escorted her Majesty to the mattes, where the polies
arrsepaseats wan auk" the soatral of Mr. Impostor
Walker of the A Divides.

•eusiderable amber of ontaibeses hen boss ordered
to be la madness to seam members bon the tailway
statism to tbe asap, at time rbilliata & head, ad at
hall put two Valet*, provided t►ey arrive at the Gaup
in time, they its to be regaled with a heathens, which,
with the upset* of then seareyenee N Faraborough, wW
be coasidentely defrayed set of the mount granted ts the
government he end eutiagnein Ti. weather &satiates
to be unsettled, sad then is every news to fear that the
holiday will be of a tonswhat shooks' *Muster.

Yestaeday gifting Madame Mantas pve a rand
ball to their Royal Highaeeses the Diabase et Casabridas
sad the P 4714611 Mary at the Task eh imilosery. Brysaetea-
square. The ealsoleihnost was ea. of the mat mania-
seat sad seedy teas abash hes tubes plus this moos. The
ammoniate were ea the lama seal. of Lutes readier
es oa the 111011Sliell of her Itidestrs visit will this estop-
boa. that the bags mans of dowers whisk sarressaded the
visitors ea all ado, sad sweated *my sullable situation,
war*, °alai to the advasslag sway of a moss vsirisd sad
besaaial damorlatise.

Viscount Hardiap is proposoing favourably. Hla
lordship peocad sped ayht on Kaaday, sad ma as well SI
staid he awaited yesterday notalag. Pests, Lls
Royal Illeheesa Prime Albert, sad all Na aasabere of ohs
royal family. sad • lasi liet of Moab, hays nada daily la- I
pubes, la Groat Illushops-stroot, slur lar isedoblea Mal*.