The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-14 00:00:00

THZ FENIAN PROSECUTIONS.

DUBLIN, MoirDAY:

In the Court of Common Pleas this day Chief
Justice Monaghan delivered the ussaimous judgment of 4,
the court that the writ of summons sad plaint served by
baby, one of the Fenian prisoners, upon the Lord-Liente-
mat, should be taken off the 81.. Oe the plaintiff's own
showing tha act complained of was an set of state, and the
law was clear that for such an set as action would not lie
against the Lord-Lieutenant.
At 8 o'clock oe Sunday evening two detectives, Hughes
and Doyle, while entering Exchangsamirt, on their way to
the Detective-office, were fired at, Doyle being struck
by a ball in the spine, sad Hughes a little
below the shoulder blade. Neither of the balls
penetrated the flesh, and except a contusion at
Who parts streak, the men have suffered so iejuries.
The shots came from the direction of Crans-lane, which
runs from Dame-street to Beesx.street, and is nearly
opposite to Exchange-court. The detectives say that the
moment they felt the shots they looked round in every
direction but saw no one. Dr. Ireland has reported that
upset ball discharged from a gun or pistol would thes
injuries received by each of the men. Hughes sad Doyle
bad taken an active part in arrest* Peplum

LONDON Mama-vice' laerrrtrrioN.—Leat night
the distribution of prism and oartificates obtained by the
members of the Mechanics' Institute, Southampton-build-
bige, at the last examination of the Society of Arts, took
place in the theatre of the institute ; Sir F. [Ledford in
the chair. The whole of the 12 candidates who pared the
examination of the local board wore sucesaalal in the ex-
amination of the Society of Arta, and obtained seventeen
certificates, flee first else., eight second, and four
third. Daring the last six years only ooe candi-
data who passed the exandeation of the local board
had been rejected by the Society of Arts. The
subjects for which the certificates were obtained
included chemistry, book-keeping, algebra,
arithmetic, geometrical drawing, literatare, writing,
shorthand, and needlework. In ad 'lion to the twelve can-
didates who passed the examination of the Society of Arta
there were four wbo obtained certificates from the Metropo-
litan A siocirtion for Promotieg the Education of Adults,
and three who obtained prises in the Iceland= classes.
The chairman, previous to distributing the prizes and certi-
ficates, sacks:mod the audience and complimented the Lon-
don Mechanics Institution on the successful position it bad
attained to educating those who attended It. classes. The
prises and certificates were then diet/dieted, the stumeasfal
madidates receiving, in addition to the books and testimo-
nials, a full measure of applause on the brought throe pre.
emit. A Yobs of thanks to the chairman the pro-
Cowlings to a close.
A very large and valuable assemblage of decora-
tive furniture, objects of art sad vote, sad pictures, col-
lected by Mr. Hobert Bristow. and removed from Bromism"
Manor, Hampshire. is Dow being disposed of at the Rooms
of Messrs. Christie, Manson, and Wools, in King-street, St.
Jones's.
BREAKFAST BEVERAoll.—Hotoceopatbio Practi-
tioners, and the Medical Frofmnion generally, recommend cocoa
m being the most healthful of all bees When the d
trine of hoincoopathy wee first fttreduad role this country,
Mere were to be obtainit=raldetes at cocoa either sana-
tive to the Mite or to **stomach ; the nut was
either supplied in the crude state, er so =skilfully manatee-
tared ae to obtain little notice. J. Epps, of London. homceo-
yethic eliemist, was Induced In the year 1835 to torn his atten-
boo to %hie whims, and at length .acceded, with the auletance
• elsborldo ifwebiskrl. ta Wog she fine to medics sa article
pare In its comocielthm and so reensed by the perfect trituration
tt receives in the grocer It pewee Wes" as to be most accept-
able to the delicate stomach. Tee general lass, appies cocoa is
distiomilehed as an lovigorettng, grateful bemakfast
elth a denefgar aroma. De. Ismail, In his work. "Toed sad
11110 kthitterstlaill,* mys:—"Oseesecalaine • great variety of m
permit Nutritive principles ; every inceredient naccesarr I. law
worth sad auteuance of the body.' Again, •As a nutritive,
sera stands very much higher than either sages or tea." Dina-
Mow -Two teaspoonfuls eJ the powder in a bessldast cup,
MIMI an with boiling mite r ee a•eared In
fig
g4b., and I-lb. labelled and meld at la. dd. pwribe
peelers. codsoOloosee. .d ieler4advertiseintold

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