The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-21 00:00:00

MUMIXEITY INTELLIGENCE.

CamalaEQß. MARCH 20.—CLASSICAL Tllll.OlL—.
Pune .U.eo: Brown, lr 1,41; Cs yule', Carla's; Rowe,
Jabs's; H. H. Soniib, Jots's; Striae, Eines; Wilms,
Laird, Trinity; Prror. Trinity ;Gr JJo's'e;; Pt•• r ; Mataimi, Elmo's; Aiken, hams; C.ark,
dolor iteenad C'a•a: Darnall, Clara; Swaths, Jaka'a;
Obsposas. Emmanuel; On., ht.'s; Hal. 1144 t
~sirtiTriode, ; Hardy, Trimety ; Hausa, Trisity; Pante°, Trinity ;
Corpea; C.Tr, J.eim; Hoak Trieity Naas,
his's; Entry, Trinity; .hreiber, Trinity Hall; ILowy,
lbirJ Clan: Addima, J Ana; Ballo, Catlierine;
Braes, Triaoty; Cottle', C rpus; Li ay, Catherine ; Eaten,
Jobs's; Haws, Clara; Hates. Trinity; May, Calm;
Maeda/. 14..aitala• ; Par.nege, Jukes ; Raymond, Nog-
ales; Wired, Trinity.

JOLIN BRIGHT, boo. gentleman is as
o'r.age kr • rat •at Ben Rhselshig. His go:prat health
but toe OWN. •tram is wAilfill dam:Mita to tbs
&7Warfel hr sword his imaital fanki.. I. now or'.
hoa fal. sh lity to ot.ead to those familiar anthem
without peke. H. r,f re. 'sty wisely Rl.tu hialinf•
laud brats** repro which it niqulres.—Losak thrcury.

IRELAND.

THE BADLEIR FOROHRIEB.

DUBLIN, TKVINIAT.
It has benefited that forgeries, in the shape of
preetiseory notes to the about of 211,000 L, have hoe
sonualtted by the late Jolla Badlek on Mn
fin•

The Lord Lieutenant hammered the Hikeenian
United Service Clab with a visit petards , sad wee
received by the chairman and several teats ef the
committee, by whom hie Eztelleasy was sumbested
through ie principal apartments, sad Aimee to'
the racket court, where he remised for some time
to witness a match played by some swam of the
dab attached to the viceregal Mal In the caw
room his Excellency observed Lieutenant Massey, of
the 19th Regiment, who was so severely wounded at'
the attack ea the Roden, and be conversed with that
young caw in the kindest manner, expressing the
warmest interest in his progress towards recovery.
Lest evening hie Excellency paid a visit to the
Smithfield Reformatory Prison, to hear a lecture deli-
vered to the probationary clue of convict@ by Mr. J.
W. Kavanegh. It appears that the Directors of Go-
vernment Prisons in Ireland, who entered upon their,
duties in November, 1864, have recently carried into
operation the idea of training a special class of the
beet-conducted amongst the =evicts, selected from
Spike Island, Philipetown, Mountjoy, and Newpte;
and that with this view Smithfield Prison, which up
to the close of last year contained a large number of
ordinary convicts, has been arranged epos a new me-
thod, to receive the men cheese for reformatory train-
ing. The ordinary convict dress le not worn by any
of theme.. They are allowed to mix with each other
freely in the dining-hall, the sehool-roome, the work-
shops, and the yards, and every easouregy.
meet is held Oct to them, that by kept-
ting the crimes for which they. have forfeited thdr
freedom, and by endeavouring strenuously to
amend their lives, increase their stont of useful know-
ledge, and practise some industrial art, they may again
be permitted to mix amongst their fellow•tnee, and
be placed in a position to earn an honest livelihood.
Already there are seventy-eight amities in this train-
ing elan ; bat even amongst these, who are the picked
men of the various primes, it is astoaishing to find
the few wbo have received eves an elementary 'da-
-1 cation. Not more than tea can read with anything
like vraBdmmef ; wily three were ever at national
es for a period of two and a half or three
year ; and only five at any other eehools for that
lagth of time. It is intended to adopt the ticket-of
leave system with regard to many of these men, and
it is hoped that the public will mooed the exertions
of the Direetore of Prisons to MOW from vice those
who are desirous of being anwehed from its grasp.
His Rxeellesey, who has long taken an interest in
the subject, has made several visite to the establish-
meat at the period of teaching.
A Tipperary paper gives it am an on dig that the
sass of the depositors in the Tipperary Bank is not
at all so hopeless as was at first A
wealthy railway director, • private band a
stockbroker of considerable personal property, were,
it la added, shareholders ; and not having trans-
leered their shares within the time preseribed by
the Baekers' Act, are therefore liable for the debts
et the beat. It is understood that a promise was
given to Mr. James liadleir previous to the exami-
nation of yesterday that the pomedinp would be
strictly private, and that it was en that coadition
be consented voluntarily to come forward. The
rumour that Mr James Wick would not be forth-
coming turned oat to be a most unjust one.
On Monday a few d• joie was fired at the stores
of Miser.. P. Murphy and Son, proviWon merchants,
of Cork, in honour of the newly-born heir to the
throes of Prams, and the tricolor flag was hoisted to
commemorate the event, the firma in pestles having
been declared contractors to a large extent for pro-
visices by the French government.
H.M.S. Gorgon, now lying in Waterford Harbour,
fired a royal salute on Mood-ay evening in honour of
the birth of the French Prince. Fireworks were
also displayed on hoard after nightfall.
The Cillit es of Armagh are about to erect a hand-
some monument to the memory of their sanest
townsman, Lieut. I. 0. Kidd, R.N., who was killed
before Bebetepl in a heroic) and Christian effort to
ream some of 64 wounded comrades.
A discovery and seizure of arms in a proclaimed
district is thoe described by a correeposident of
Saunders's New Later :

Wit a ths Met few cisys tket-tospieter Hayes, of Woo-
dier', eresseoStated tee polies torso el Xillesslogeo, Porar-
Angles, sod Kill sta3oo9, and auto a diligent and success-
ful eenro► A r lire-sres in this barony of Bollyeowea, whist
is snider the penyisiess or the Crime sal °strop Asa Four
gays, some 044 barrels, }shit mold,* /ea steaks, to.,
sore towed sad se;acd on the Weiland or Chevy C 1...,
war Portariloatee. A noise depot fee arse was dies
covered le she &Wimp of a eau mimed Plink who,
with soverel others, have bees summed to appear at
the neat petty scosions of Porarlingtow, to show eases
why. informations shell not be takes ageism* the. ter
Meng as.. wit►out being dal, Ikon's' la a reclaimed
distriet.

At the Antrim assizes yeetinday three men at the
Orange per'y were convicted of stabbing two persona
is some riotous proceedings in Belfast, in which the
prisoners formed part of a Limb who shouted "To
hell with the Pope." One of them was maenad to
two years' imprisonment and hard labour, and the
other to a similar punishment for six months.

DFATE OF THE Hos. GIORGI O'CALLAGHAN.—
It Woolen nor peiatal duty to mord thr do ads ot the Hon.
George O'Callaghan, brother of the eiseratod Vieeenat
Lenore, lieste•act of the c nutty, whets melee& ly avast
took place at the lamented neatlenau'e reddens. in Loads.,
oe Thursday :mt. The Hoe. Chair O'Cal semi tres •
Na. of teneedirable literary stutinesate—• peat sad •
rausiesn, sod for matey pion a diatiapniebed mealier of
the feast aseede ; ke was as ercial hyalites with he art.
tociatio wrap i• re, sad des-vireaiy popular in sooty circle of
tociely.—Tglierery Fnk rms.

CONTRACT PRICES OF PROVISIONS AND
OTHER ARTICLES.

At a meeting of the ILierd of Gaardians of the
Ho'hen Union, held retorting at the hard-,ohs of eke
se. rkbone, Mr. B. Horn in the •hair, trades wen to-
c•tred for supplying the Union workhouse with Fr ',Woos,
Will., sod Other artless kr the moat quarter of a If ar.
Hr. FIoTD, sonstioalor, mond a moieties, that the
notreate foe broad see door be a j .ursed foe a !entail'.
Ho said the rks to the pies of eon woe to bo a,trihund
'a a dodsre of tto w r...dtalt re, fer jest berm coa•rst tins
a rise a.wep to* plus. At the peewee tine the anima
were dell, ands soon ae the °streets were takes the prigs
would g. down, sad if they deleyed the coatrall for a
fortaight sad unnamed seals, they would pt see► Lwer
leaden.

---1?.11naor. sad Mr. Low sap ,rod the reoolarl.a, tbe
lotto, es the road that so we mould mom hare peas the
prime would nine does.
Mr longs sold it wis sot the bagua of the psalms
to operant* oh the pain et e re, bat if the toed.n re.
aired were is emordsuce with the prose plea they were
besad to mend Mow.
Tie fascist os woo tbs. pet to die obey rf Finds sod
deetater to be let. Tanen atfa tlies emoted as f Ines:
—Abates broad, of .be beg Ns. 2 goer. le.. 10d. pit
atat• (bat• at lb. wee of 71.1. per 41b. lost); deer of vie
like qsabiy, U Os. 61. p•r .wt ; bateher's neat, of the
boot virility, e waning o' clods, Owen, MR of mama
pile Met desks of or b... 1, sad mood: cf bar, all fne
hoe {rose; carom* of walk r sotto*, and Jaen for tin
dame table, 11.. 10d per sto.o of 8114.; lan and ohne
of or.be.f, ls. bd. p'r otoiso el Bh. • CONICHB tee,
p.r lb. • row wimp.. ern_ f ; lent lonia rite. 16.. per
set. ; @Mad soree(Ostier, 41 16e. wet et. ; bang ed sheer,
21. 11.. per art. • eatimai, 14.. per ea.; Scotch bonlre,
16e. per oat. • ;aloe sp. If. 12.. per e et. • 'tarok 61.
per lb.; eilli;tose 16.. fl. per tea: *Oki. 11.. per
child:s ; pod mead sorit Ho, 21. 16s, per tos.

MR. LATARD AT ABRILDRIN.—Yett•TdAy. Kr. I
Ward. w s raardred so Loci Rester of Warlochal
College sad Usivevolty,,tb.rdees. la the morning he was
eatertsised at • plinlie bre.kfos. and had a Beet Idler's'
reseptlow. Oa the subjaet of tit: wer b.. said, "There le
every p o'a4tltty riot by rb. rad . f tho month we shall
bares tresiy of peace rigned. Very iew poblis es ile•
sire war, and peace is the ahetrset is tiertsw sore to ho
wislud for, eat I hove ne eoneJess* that the preset t pato
will be lapel, the wroth • satisfectory one, end there I.
pronely a man to be foetal frost tie Lind's and to I
Jobs-o, Great'. hut would lie. another year of war
(great sh.wrine), sad frr thee, reseore—flret, the pelt
veal *eruct of the de. rion rine. tax wtyytat a. to aa.
'wet a luting piste, and, seated, because there le a eon rat
iett•elobes than• now tee are fu ly prig a.ei f r it, 0n...1.er
year's war *Weld show the w into' too,t tre.re th tle Eng- '
lithmen which would c Down every &ricer). (Cheer. )
If we have pease sow, matters will he kit a pretty mu° b
the •••• s•• t a. that in w leh we to and theta. (Hear )
Ti.,, we hey. pr tteete4 Turk*, aatsatt Russian espy.
siesta the Biwa rle•; bat, so for ss •ha great derstinno of
dell sad ribeious liberty ere coacerned, they resets pretty
snub the is.. a. t ley were W.,* the war began, sod
therefore, I thisb, the pease will be pressstsre.' The la-
Vallatine troth Wear at twn o'clock la the great ha 1 of the
° lii was a must successful attar.