The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-26 00:00:00

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DUBLIN, MONDAY

Five young men were arrested in Killarney to-
day on the charge of Fenianisni. Two of titem
were attorneys' clerks, one being clerk • 4 the
crown prosecutor for Kerry ; another vas a !desk
in the poel-offiee. --
Several other arrests are expected.

The Freeman's Journal of yesterday says tha
arrests matinee to be made is Dublin's well se in mini
parte of the provisos, which have up to the premed lime
been exempt from such °comelier's. la Pernonnown, Mr.
Edward Merriam, described se a medical statues, end for-
merly an &Masao in the eslailwhennt of Mr. Santee, in
&not-street, was arrested on Saturday by Inspeetem
M'l.Mnint sad Giles of the 0 divines. The primer reached
Dublin on Sunday in the custody el these afters, sari was
formally charged at Collegeoneet stalks with
having beta sweaseted with the " Fiona Osinpiney."
In Toon also several arrests ere reported to have boa
made. The Toast Herald states that the " constabulary,
not alms of that bet the adjoiaing entices, owe luipt on the
alert eu Pram night by the promos of • lane fain of
polies being celled in to pat down the ' Pluism.' enreral
errata were made, hat, as it appears, the charges preferred
were all, or snarly all, groindlese, foe they were discharged
with MG mesodea !" Anson Shone arrested ale the es
al the makes a tlie %bank la limerick. Mira lie.• polkas
have commenced to operate, sod thecerrespoodeat of the
/Venom states that it is apprehended that a number
of amens will he reported from that city early is * week.
From Cork no sdditiooal arrests are reported. Tse two
sergeants arrested in that garrison for alleged complicity
is the FOAM iitimensset have been net to Deb*. The
earns strict surveillaeos le keptover the military is barracks
as announced on Tiinreclay hot. The Examiner stateethat
Mr. M. J. Oollins, the solicitor foe the Cork peisonelk has
retained Mme. Batt, Q.C., end Waters, to defend
them in ease they should be sent to the as-
Meek Jahn Hawke', the petite who wee emoted
•• • charge of high treason a few dam time,
boa been discharged, it being discovered that be is not the
person " wanted."l..Vci Cork Conetitution mays that a good
I many people who money in the banks in the city have,
' under the impressive that their memoir would be eater in
their own bosses than in the banks, drawn out thrill!:
posits ; but this Idea, although it does prevail to •
extent in different parts of the isonatry, does not mist es ex-
tensively as some statements which have bees made would
lead the public to suppose. A vigilant watch is beteg kept
for AO arrival of the American mails, sod tin marts. are
still keeping • sharp look out for the vessel said to be on
her way from America with • cargo of firearma.
With reference to the alleged run on the banks in the
south d inland, the following peregraph appeared in the
Dublin Express of Saturday mooting :—" This moraing no
less than 100.0001. arrived at Kingstown in gold bf the
mail steamer Ulster, Captain Tripbook, R.N., is command,
intended, it was understood, for the National Dank,. and
forwarded, it was further understood, in consequence of
th • absurd panic existing in some parte of Ireland causing a
rue on the local breaches of the establishmest mentioned.
The Ulster thus carried about 20,0001. more than her cost
in building. The freight on the gold amounted to a very
large sum.* The Dublin Evening Mail says :—.‘" We have
inquired, and tied that the sum of 100,0001. was received
by the National Bask in the lot week of September, no,
for the ordinary expansion of the circulation which takes
place mos the sore buying commences ; and the 100,0001.
to which oar contemporary refers has really nothing what-
ever to do with the • Vonians.' The demands on the banks
for gold have sot amounted to any figure eating for •
supply, and have been ociabeed to the hasablest der of
people. At nom of the branches in the south of Ireland
have these demands amounted to more than a few hawked
poueds."

Should the examination on Saturday terminate In the
committal of the ptisoorre thee will in all likelihood be
triad at the Comaiweion of Oyer and 'Winnow, whisk will
open on the 25th October, and et which the Lord Chid
Baron and Mr. Justice Keogh will be the prostates juftea.
It is rumoured that one of the personaanemia has
turned informer, and has gives a oessidemble assasai at
important Mformatioa.

EXAMINATION OP AROHDEAOON AND MOH-

111.14EY.
At Wiliest 12 o'clock y.sUrdar Mr. Strange mat at the
raft of the police aoramiminsers, Lower Cutle-yard, when
George Archdeacon was brought op in custody a lilleollen
and Dimwit; and Edward Albert Morrissey was brought up
in custody of Giles sod M`Dormott.
Mr. Baperinteedeat litho was in attendance. as was also
• head constable from the Panoestown osestaimiary.
The prisoners having answered to their mimes.
Mr. Strooge said—George Arohdeuxon, you are SWIM
yen are charged with treason. The crown boos ptepard
to go on with the case at present, and I shall reused you
till next Saturday.
Prisour—Very well. I wish to have a oeittileate that
was taken with me of my catizeorthip placed is Ile buds of
the American consul.
Mr. Strooge—You will have to serve notice on the
etown to supply you with *ay documents neemeary for
your defence. All documents are in the hands of the
crown.
Prieocer—May I write a letter to the count?
Mr. fltroege—Yon may write is the prison. Amy letter
you write will have to be subjected to the inspection of the
governor and if there appears to be no objection to it if will
be forwarded.
Primmer—There is only one moon question that I
wish to ark. The detectives who arrested me, I believe,
took a great quantity of papers out of my house. I dare-
say same el theta are doeurceute 2/3 years old. However.
among them wee a corn plotnetary letter to mywilt from
the Emperor of the French. I should not wish that to be
lest.
Mr. Stroup—l de not think it is likely that say docu-
ment found upon you will be lost ; but you are aware there
ha.; sot ben time to look through she papers.
Mr. Superintendent Ryan—We will take proper eon of
them for you.
The prisoner Morrissey was then pat forward.
Mr. Stronge—Edward Albert Morrissey, you are swats
that the tape charge has been nude against you?

.
Pnsoaer—Yea -
Mr. Stronge—l shall be boned to remand your es= abio
till next eatunity. lam sot ready to go on with the caw
against you et present, as the information' have bens lodged
in Parsonstown.
Prisoner-0= I have a copy of the isformatleas?
Mr. Waage—Not at premed. You will be entitled to a
copy of the promedisp afterwards. There is a Dr. Camp-
bell, I believe, a relative of yours--is he not?

P.l4;cassr—fee.
Mr. Btroage—Be has applied for liberty to se* you. II
you wish to see him yon may write a note ti him. and be
eau come and see you before you are tsansinitted to pd.
Would you prefer to see him?
The prisoner replied in the affirmative, and writing mt.
terials being supplied to him, he wrote the note suggested
by t►e magistrate.
At a later period the prisoners were removed in sibs to
Richmond BridorolL

SEIZUEZ OF SHOT AND SHELL NY THZ CUSTOM
AT LlVElPOOL.—Yesierday, the Corona authoritir at Ll•
verpool seized the grew steamer, Canna, Captain Wither-
sou, which arrived in the pert os &today, from IL No.
mire. Her =miter did not reads 120 tor of SEA sad
shell, which the Ousters oftioers food on board. The
Customs authorities oontisue in posterior of her sod await
inetructkne from the goverment.

ANOTH KB EXPOIA.ION FItOX BELGIUM. —The
Taupe of Sunday everdog says :—" A letter from Brussels
informs us that 1L C. Longest, !chief editor of the Ripe
Gauche. which is now published in that city, bas jast re-
ceived, is his tarn, a royal order of espalsioe comseadisg
hire to quit Belgium is twesty-foar hours. The order gives
no reasons ; the probable moon le the pubLiastioe ia the
last number of the Rive Gauche of se article against the
expulsion of M. Bossard, eatitled `L'Arbitraire."'
OPENING OF THE PORTUO OMB EXISIBMOIL
Omer*, Seer. 18.—The Newsome International Kahl-
bides was opened bare to-day with great rerisiege. At 1
o'clock in the elsereoes the King •aad Queen, Doe Ferdi-
nand, sod Doe Augusto, entered the Crystal Palace with a
briniest suite, and wen coodocted through the centralises
to the throw prepared for their Majesties ; these so address
was delivered by the prehdeat of the cosopury by whom the
palace Ma boon oorretructed, to which the Kin replied in
tame dathrriog alike to the corepeay, the
city of Oporto, and the conetry geoesellp. His
Majesty oomileded by deelarior the exhibition
open, smidet the rosiest enthusiasm from the miser-
one sad street coessares of spectators, native aid foreiga.
Royal makers lced from the forts of Berra do Pik, and
Fos is honoured
the evert. The royal party wars after-
wards ecedestail over the swims deportees.* of the Imild-
issay.eral rem, speciellv somPosed for ihr troloions
:li
meanwhile peefonood ors the peat mak The
part el the Weise diplomatic carps, the whole of
the eteenalaz body, ell the =Misses; the wart &alibiing;
and nearly all the spenbera of perhaniont, wertrairoo at
the aeressoey, which war favoured by epleadir wafter-
Begland beet repessusted for her mesafroluses salsas
tea Drifted, the sahibities.
PATINE Olreico Musing, Sorts ZW8001011;
—Number el visitors for the week main September 23,
2,1131. Teri vanibsr thee the ogee* et the liermen fres
died tuff 11.0.829.