The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-21 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

Off MaRll.3 nianas.)
MONMOUTH NESTING.—(THIS DAY.)

BIENNIAL STAKES.
Shrapael ••• •••
The GoidS
Desiree ••• ••
4 ea n.
BEAUFORT CUP.
Princess el Wake
Tupelo,
Beadle

3 na-

HENDON IdZETING.—(Tam DAY.)

HARP BLUM

Priv°lLA
Tru4l

9 ran.
METROPOLITAN CUP.

Wicket
Iteuoueerstor
Penelope

7 rm.."

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WEJA.THER DEPORT—gals DAY.)

THUMSDAY, ems 11. $ A.M.

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Voloatla /0.46 67, N• 12.1. 3 W. a rib, 8
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flolybosd Kt 67 N.N.W. 6 011. W. se 0.11 4
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WIThAlt. 01 NOIIIIII2X 11•111111141.
W. to N. and bask to Coosa. N.W. le LW. trods.
&W., stroaconasliy. to strong, swig.
to fresh. some rain. showers.
N.W. to N.L and bask wisgrzus. N. N. w. to W.LW..
to W.. moderato to strong to moderato.
strong, nut at time&
As above. soirrnw. As nett above.
northerlyN to westerly, Ashman. Similar to above.
fresh to strong.
Northern.--Sootland. Westorn=lreland. Wales, and adja-
cencies. Boathom=goittals Channel and hay of Biscay.
lootorn=Eastward locliAd and North has.

LONDON 011/MOBEB. —ere are about 690 of
these vehicles Wane!, to the ThGeeeral Omnibus Compaq,
and 450 craned by private proprietors. The passer-by tea
the street may suppoes there are many more, bbalittle
Bambino( of omsibuess begins at 6,000. Each pays sa
annual tax of 31., and a tannins charge, is iidditaie, if Id.
r mile, large and small" basses* alike ; yet the three-
horsed marriages carry alma* twice as many passengers se
some of those with two boreal only. It hes bees suspected
that queerly season tickets might be bawd on all the
lams to the Peas oenceuieuespepiWalar sad constant tra-
vellers, aod inuring as style; al time to the
drivers and conductors is tokieg_maacy, &Les change) he.
SOLDIERS AT TOO HOP UADVIIIIL —AZ app6oll.
Om was romatly made to the military authorities at Chat-
ham to allow soldiers from that garrison to meat In the b.
ptheriag d Use hop harvest, in coosequeem of the &S-
-anity experweeed in obtaining lased'. Ilejor-Geowel ek
Robert Walpole, LC. 8., commanding the torso la the
district, at cam pve directions for the muted aerator
la seats be placed at the severdisal of the fames rasa-
las their silieteeee. sad foe al days rot shoat 100
ewe al the Royal Miriam have bete seerelsed trees the
lwlcareacke at en early bear wee newel= to the bop sambas
whisk their aerobes see required. After bib. we,
played the wbele day in *Cog, they return batc
h' the
barracks in the ovenisg. Ths farmers ow wham lead the
men sue employed spa ot the way In which they
have acquitted tbenseelvesidrtheir new eeeepetioa. Is ad-
dition to bar regireniel pep they meek* the and allow-
ance paid to bop-plabses.

C

TEE

DUBLIN. WAX Mown
A telegram from Cork, in the Irish Times, states
that today a sergeant-major of the 904 h Regiment
was shown by the colonel a roll-book taken from
one of the Fissions who was arrested, containing a
list of amass mortified as baring passed, his drill
instructions. The &organist-major at owe &anew,
ledgud Ms signature, and was taken ioto custody.
A privute soldier of the same regiment was also
arrested.
This occurrence is said to have cussed great
excitement, and a roa on ties Cork banks is
reported.

Notwithstanding that Tuesday passed off with-
out say additional arreate having been made in Dublin, we
(Freeman's Journal) cannot say that there is so news of
interest at importance to record. The metropolis con-
tinues free from all eacsitement, or the manifestatios
of any symptoms calculated to create apprehension. The
authorities are, however, fa cations parts at the ooun.
try. bat mon particularly in the county Cork, sad ape-
aislly at Queenstown, sodas with path vigour and vigi-
lance. Oa Monday a man named Crowley was ar-
rested near Kiseale at a charge of high hewn, and
having under,rotio an examinatioa he was tam
mi for
trial. the the mos day, as the arrival of the Attmed erican
steamer the City et Wont* we leers from the Cork
Reporter that a paean lISXIII4 Robinson MTh! erty, who
was a palirsgar, and it represented as a mUitary man, was
misted. Whits he was searched documents, it is slimed,
of a " trassaahle oharsoisr," were found on him. Ha was
Shea taken Won a mightn't' sad formally committed. an
what charge oar ooetempxary does sot Inform us. The
logyge of a aumber of passengers was slao examined, and
we are told that • quantity of small ire arms was
footed is it. II appeals that the polies have re-
ceived direatioas to hunk for rash matters on the
arrival of,thele of the Alaskan vessels at Qthensto ern—
• pricaatioa the crudities of which has bees quickly stab.
batted. Yesterday evening it was genendly stated that Mr.
James theephy, " the hasps of BOSUNS " who was arrested
as Friday hat and charged at the Bed-office with the other
righters with having hoes espied is a " tresseasble eon-
'piracy, ' was yesterday discharged from custody. This; it
was added, was affected through the instrumeatality of the
Americas consul bent Mr. Murphy being an Americas
citizen, sad, we understand, Gamed to the War Depart-
ment at Washigton. How correct this statement is
we are Usable to determine, bat we have heard it on
moth authority that we are iodised to look on it as
accurate. We perceive by the Cork papers, received last
night, that the assorted disaffeetion of the soldiers fora-
ins the .Cask garners is strongly doubted—if not posi-
tively denied. The Gaxtee at last Gaming contains precis
orations in reference to the disarming of the county and
city of Cork. All persons bevies any description of arms
are called upon to prodace them at the appointed places cm
Saturday, the 23rd instant, and non-compliance with the
terms of the proclamation subjeote the offenders on coneie-
tion to • sentence of twelve months''mprisonment Tho
Gazette also publishes the prochmaon offering rewards
for the apprebeoaiou of James Stephens and J oho J. Geary,

of Cork.
With referees to the east at Queenstown, the Clerk
Reporter ef Tura, mays "Yesterday immediately after the
arrival of the City of Limerick from Amerce, and Si MOM
as the poeoasgers had disembarked and goes on bard the
steam tender to be conveyed on shore, the tender was sud-
denly boarded by several of the local polies, and • search
instituted. In the possessionof au of the passeagers,
described uan American, who gave his name as Robinson
M•Rafferty, a number of dormers said to be of • trea-
'evade nature were found, and which are also
said to have special reference to the plane and projects
of the Fenians. The party arrested yr at once
brougbtlasfore the rightness, who decided upon hold-
ing a prjeate iavestigation into the secretion. This in-
vestigatilon was held, and the result was that the magistrates
commir ted the defendant for trial. Is addition eo this,
small firearms were taken oat of the luggage of a number
of the other passengers. We give this tuformation exactly
as we received it. In these days of rapid movements and
excitement an amount of exaggeration often attends the
communication of matters such as we are now referring to."
The Cork Herald says : " Quenstown is in a state of greet
excitement, owing to the arrival of a party of American
officers, one of wbom, an officer in the Confederate army,
has been arrested, with treasonable documents. The prisoner
bronghe with him certificates screditiag him to tba Fenian
organisation in Inland. The tows-ball is fell of marines.
Foreleg. arrests re expected to take place daring the
night" .
The Cork ConAtittition save :—" An rust was made on
Monday at Queenstown. Oo the arrival of the steam ship
City of Limerick a party of constabulary went or as usual
in the tender, under the summand of Sub-inspector Graves,
for the purpose of overhauling the luggage of the passengers
stopping here. Nothing attracted their attention till they
came to a very fierce-looking Yankee, carrying as an append-
age to his luggage • large hap This seeming to he unne-
cessarily bulky, be was asked respectfully by Actiog-eonsta-
hie Curfew, who was ie attendance with another Pou-
rable from the city, to subject it to the common search.
He replied that he had nothing in it but hie articles of
clothing ; but he was requested to open the beg, and on
doing so his clothes were subjected to a severe mutiny.
From an inside pocket of a cost wane papers were seen
protruding. These were at once seized, and on examine-
tioa they proved to be books and documents of various
deacriptions, all relating to Fenianism. The rules of
the organisation in America were clearly laid down is
them. Many of those well-known speeches that are
daily read r delivered at the pie-nice of the so-
ciety were found in the books, and of which there
is no doubt entertained that he was the compiler. A
further search was made, and the drill books—one re-
lating to infantry and the other to cavalry—were found
on his person, Two very villuous looking revolvers
were also got on him. When interrogated he stated that
his name was Captain John M'ltafferty, sod that be was
in the Coefederste service, and bad lately taken the oath
of allegiance to the Federal government. He was in Ca-
nada for some time, bat for what purpose he could not
dearly define ; but as to his sentiment. there could be no
doubt, for the papers found on him showed anything but
friendly feelings to the British grimmest. He was
brought up before Captain Seymour, Dr. Power, and Mr.
Beamish, and remanded for further examination.'!
Oa the arrival of each steamer from America at Queens-
town the police search the passengers' luggage for arms or
treasonable dormatenta
With reference to the state of the city of Cork, the
Examiner of Tuesday says :—" The excitement in the city
consequent on the arrests made by the polio, on Saturday
morning last has not yet subsided, but no breach of the
peace has Wee place, nor does it appear that anything of
the kind is likely to occur. Oa Saturday night the police
woes under wadi night. A large number of them were
drawn up outside Tuokey-street, but, as we stated
above, nothing occurred daring the night to neesseitate
their interference. There was no crowd in the street except
• couple of hundred purr, principally boys, who stood at
both ends of Tuckcy-strest, but whose only object in doing
so appeared to be mere idle cariosity. Oa last night, also,
everything was quiet, sad there was no crowd in the street.
Mr. J. J. Geary has not yet been arrested, although the
police are seerebing for him in all directiess, and it instated
that a reward of 2001, has been offered for his appre-
hension. On yesterday proclamations were geneully pealed
through the city announcing that the government had,
under the Peace Preservation Act, proclaimed the city
and county of Cork. It is only right for the informa-
tion of those who may not see the proclamation, for us to
state that the words " arms, dm.," are used ; the words in
the act are '• any gnu or guns, pistol or pistols, or other
Arum or firearms, or any part or parts of any gun, pistol,
or other firearms, or any sword or swords, ageless or cut.
lasses, pike Cr pikes, bayonet or bayonets, or any bullets,
gunpowder, or ammunition."
The Reporter states that the sewed battalion of the let
Royals arrived from the Creech by train on Monday, so
that we have two regiments in our prier that. frors their
names at leant, should be right loyal—namely, the Ist
Boyd' and the god Queen's.

Lord . Penney ham received the following reply to the
memorial adopted at the meeting of comity magistrates on
Thursday :—" Viceregal Lodge, Sept. 16, 1865.—My deer
Lord Fermoy,—l beg leave to acknowledge your letter of
the lath, transmitting the memorial adopted at the meeting
of magiatrates of the county of Cork, representing that the
tranquillity of the county is endangered by the Fenian
coospiracy. You will have learned by this time the
steps which the government has taken in Dublin and Cork
to norms this seditious movement. By a proclamation
jutted this day the county and city of Cork have been '
placed under the provisions of the Peace Preservation Act,
sad the constabulary will be supported by such a military
force as may be necessary for the maintenance of tranquil-
lity. r trust that these measures will re-aseure the loyal
and well-disposed inhabitants, and will prove to the din-
affected that the government are firmly determined to up-
hold the law.—Believe me, my dear Lord Fermoy, faith-
fully yours, (Signed) WODZHOUBI.—Lord Portnoy, de."
The constabulary of Bents having reosivcd instructions
from headquarters to seize all copies of the Irish
People that were publicly exposed, for sale or other-
wise, proceeded to the railway station on Friday
evening. at which time the parcels of the Dublin
"seer jemnale generally arrive ; but, singular to say, they
did noteeme in the customary manner OD this particular
evening. Head-countable )&'Loughlin, with Constable
Alexander and another member of the force, again Wooded
at the rtation next morning, sad awaited the arrival of the
ILIS a.m. train, but on its arrival the massager from the
silent egeny appointed for the Ws of it Ina told that the
parcel not come. The polies thew want away. but is a
short afterwards the parcel was discovered along with
others ,la the guard's van, lied was met wih other sewer per
parade to the agent. Mr. P. Brae, of Jan.
attest The beadocastable, hearing {bat - they bed
sashed in tell maser, Frotoodoel to tho agent's

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