The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-11 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Dunne, Sere. 9.
The special commission plumed through the Irish
Hanaper-othoe on Friday. It is directed to the Chief
Justices of the Queen's Bench and Common Pleas,
an. is to open at Cloumei on the 21st inst. The sum-
monses to jurors were being served on that day, com-
mando g them to be in attendance then and there iu.
diachatge of their fealty to the Queen, under a
penalty of llfOl. The insertion of a penalty in the
.. summns is very u amiel, but is manifestly intended
to intimate that nocresse for absence will be allowed.
It is now understood that there will be no commission
opened save at Clunmel. The other charges will be
dealt with, I suppose., at the ordinary assize courts.
At least I conclude so, from a fact which has come
to my• knowledge—thet the military arrangements
have referent* to the commisaiun at Clunmel,
and to that only.

A Mr. hands Dunne, a firmer of Tipperary, bee
been !unwed water the llabeas Corpus Suspeusiun
Act.

The Banshee was ordered to Kingstown harbour to
take the Yrtmier ou board. Notwithstanding the
pressure of tt.e times upon agricultual prospects, and
the manifest indications of &nutter year at least of
the absence of atiundahoe, there are signs of whole
some ewerprote widen it would be wrung to overlook.
They show that all rangy is nut rust. For ilwaoce,
there las baron a great increase in the imptrta
tuna of mug .r, and there are now in the docks
nere dire, t tram Bengal and the West Indira four
large vrastl. lid.n solely with sugar. As a colt
punkin tact to this, I may mention lust we have had
an am, ot a caret of tea-also witain the last tow
d,y+ dire t from Coins. Same purchases it Eit,t
'mita ati,.;or have, I understand, been made try,
week fur the warpw of being used in di.-
Wham, bot for too present, at least, I think
wiry little will be ttic, n iitor coosunip i m 01,
[bid le.:wilt. -e price given was 26a. to 27a. per',.
cwt. ; thi quality out goo.i. At a tin-e (quit tii
Lit per bared lur oat-, or at about ttat, diatittat cot,
Ilrulla g. uir. e.iii he d are in ,rti p. than from
6045 r; and as the oats are now re y Gale over that
roe, and alit pruhati,y tul. 114%0', It to 10.01101 K that
verb lit le me.;ar will b.: usll iu distilleries, mud
tautly wit Wiii n at the sante time good West India
browns twin; 334 per cwt,
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A ktkr s4t, te.A.,Ata iu town yesterday from Lord

George Bentinck, in answer to the remonstrance of
some sympathisers with Mr. Mitchel. The noble
lord says that he regards Mr. Mitchel as a traitor to
his Queen and a felon by the verdict of a jury. That
with these feelings he could cot esteem him worthy of
any forbearance, more especially as he was intelligent
and able. Lord George speaks in terms of high ap-
proval of the course adopted towards Ireland this year
by Lord John Russell's ministry, and intimates that
if these sentiments aqi to make him unpopular he
does not care two pence for the popularity he lose.
thereby. The opposition leader says he does not in-
tend to visit Ireland, and that there was not the least
foundation for the contrary statement.
The Mail of yesterday evening denies, upon the
express authority. of Mr. Beasley, that Lord Claren-
don, in the interview he recently was honoured with
by his excellency, had uttered any sentiments respect.
ing the Irish landl. rds such as were attributed to him
in the pubished accounts of the intervi, w.
There was a grand review in Phartix Park yester-
day (Friday), which was attended by L,rd J. Russell.

PROVINCIAL.
LA:Q.OIII6g.

Boma Euscnos7-1-lEnTn7niination in now fixed
for 'new:lay, and not Monday, u at first intended; and this
poll, if any, will be taken on the following iiay.
Toe OCEAN MosAttcn.—At Blackpool, a watering-
place on the wwth•western eons., nor It of e.irpool, nearly
a dozen bodies have been thrown up by .be sea, supposod to
have been passengers by the Ocean Monarch A figure-
head, 'opposed to be that of the ill-laced vessel, bas been
thrown up there.

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MNAVORTON, THE FORGER.—F. AP,Naughten, the
linger ef a cheque fur 3,4501 17e, in the name of "Alen.
Henry and C 0.," upon the Manchester branch of the Bank
or England, whose Arvind at Parton nth is • v.seel from
St. Jehn's was stated in the Express of Thursday, was
taken before the magistrates at Id lechester on Saturday for
examinaman. The c)urt was emeediegly crowded with
commercial people. echoes to hear the proceedings. Mr.
Newsmen, of the firm of Misers. Freshli Id and Co., soli-
citors to the Bark, in London, attended to conduct the pro-
secution. The forged cheque was placed in the bends of
Mr. B dour, at teat time • tell r In the Manchester Bank,
who identified it, sod raid that i.e coked it for the prisoner
on the 20. h of March last, giving him six Bank of England
notes of BOX earth, four of 1001. each, and 601. 17s. in
gold and silver—Mr. Johrson, of the firm of Messrs.
Ales. Henry and Co., merchants, Menchesti r, stated that the
prisoner was a clerk in their service on the 29th March, tied
had been for 12 months previously. The cheque produced
Was a forg-ry.—Mr. Beasley, manager of the bank of
Means. Confides, Broole., and Co., Mancheeter, stated that
the prisoner and another young man (Brady) called at their
establishment on the 29th March, and prawn e d three 500
note', requesting an order or litter of en dit u,son Liverpool
for the amount. In cone queuce of meter suimicion he told
11•Naugeten, who gave his proper name at the tine, to go
out and bring some person who knew him as a reference.
M'lcaughton and his companion left the bank, but never
returned, and the three 6001. notes were retained, and wit-
ness now produced them: They wareiti d ky Mr.
Ball use as them of the notes be had previously paid on
that day to M'Naughtoo, at the Breech Book of Reel oil
—Nr. Nostrums here a ated that he had several other im-
portant witnesses to produce, who were not in mulch, me,
and he applied for a remand till they mold be
mimmoneil. The application was acceded t . It is
stated that M'Naughton u,d Brady, when apprehended at
St. John's, were placed in a temprery preen, the old one
having been burnt down, and both mole their flO1:11"
hillauehton, however, recollecting that he hail 1, ft to, hind
him a pair of shoes, returned into the gaol for them, and as
he left it a second time was challenged by • so:dier on sentry
and mewed. Brady, without waiting for his evemanian,
lost no time in making his way out of the in ighbuoi hood,
and sorer has sapped pursuit. The money no ,vered from
them amount. (exclusive of the 1,5001. detained at CunlitLe,
Brooks, and Co.'s bank) to 1,6201.
THE CHARGE OF FELONY against Chubb, the
registrar 01 births and deaths, was again innetigated at the
Liverpool police court on Saturday, and ended in his being
Idly committed for trial at the wises.
InecovEar or ROMAN REMAINS.—The workmen
employed et the gas weeks in Wigan, in Levering the teed
to the level of the street, during the past and present week,
have discovered the fragments of no less than thirty to forty
Roman urns, coutaining calcined bones, and what appears to
have been (interval. They were illeund about two rest from
the surface of the earth. Some years ago, on divoing for the
foundation of the gas works, one urn, eoutaieine similar
substance., was found. '• There is no doubt (rats the Afore-
cheseir Eeinsiner) but that Wigan was a Roman station, as
three of the Roman roads diverge from it, ar.d is is conjec-
tured, as the Romaus buried their dead outside their city
walls, and rear to their highways, that this spot was their
burying place. It is supposed that they are near 1,800 pays
old. They appear to he made of three different kinds of
material, the greater portion being the red clay."
YORKSHIRE.
COMMITTAL OF THE BRADFORD CHARTISTA.—The
prisonue apprehended during the past fortnight on a chi roe
of bring concerned in the wide-spread cosispiracy threashout
these districts, were brought before the magistrates in their
private room at the Court-house on So urday. The nine
persons apprehended on the evening of the 23rd of Aug. in
their eleh-rodm, in Silsbrioge. lane, were placid at the
bar their names were D. Linden, A. Stratton, T.
Wilkinson,k T. Ibbotion, E. Wilruan, Ridehaleb.J. Hellawell,
E. Power and W. Wood.—Poliee Sueerintendent bight=
proved that he, with oth. r Onkel.", apprehended the pri-
soners in the Chartist Clubroom, in Victoria-street, Sus.
bridge.lane ; that B. Power had in bis pet melon several
books, an inkstand, pen and pencil ; and that in the boeks
were entered as " leaders" the names of ilidehaleh, Power,
Wilnaan, Wilkinson, Ibbotsoe, Hellas ell, Lindens, and.
Stratton.—Policenwn Wood swore to having seen all the
prisoners taking a part in chartist processions at various
times, pariculany on Sunday, the 28th of May, when a pro-
°esti pa left the town towards Pudding hill, where • amnia%
DISCUS, was being held.—A ;swam named Robert Emmett,
an engine tenter, residing iu Victoria-atrete Si.abridge-lene,
was the principal witness examined. He elated that he had
lived in Bradier.l six months. He knew all the primates
except Linden. They met in the sectiteeroorn, Victoria-
street, Silebridgelans. Power was the secretary, and he
had heard him eall over the names. Tney subscribed money
to purchase pikes. A great many pikes were po chased.
each man took his own pike home. 'rimy were to lithe for
the charter wi'h these pikes. They itaft talked as to what
would be the hes: plan to take Bradford, and mist upon
the magistrates and tield them as bermes until such time as
government granted the charter. The Mt: was to horn a
corporal for every 14 men, and a sere ant tor every 28, sod a
superintendent officer for every 40 meg. The sergeant,
who.. name was Wilson, had emended. Wood auto Heim-
well were both corporal.. Waimea was cho•en for a sup. nor
officio, to inspect the drilling, to see wnen that/ were com-
plete. He hind a pike brought to his house by Wileuie who
helped him to put it on the staff. The No. 7 metion, which
consisted of 700, and of which witness was a mealier, were
to take up the gas works and throw the town at that end
into darkness. He had heard many discussions in the section
as to the plan of taking the town. The plan of taking the
town was discussed tee week before Bradford summer hie.
—The prisoners were severally committed (or trial at the
next York anises, the bail required of men being two
sureties in 1001, each, and themselves in 2001—Tee other
prisoners in custody were further rattan md till this day
(Monday).
DEPARTURE OF RUSSIAN AND GERMAN SHIPS
room Hum. —Th. news respecting the rstifisation of the
Daf.ish and German armistice was the sign .1 for great
activity on bard the various ships in Hall dock.. About
thirty vessels, having all the appearance of being laid up for
the winter, were liberated, to the great se isfaction of the
owners, wt o, in many cases, have had the crews to keep
idle for some menthe. Very little time wee List in getting
them ready for sea, for on Wednesday four left fur their
destinations. Upwards of twenty other v.sael. prepared to
folllW them as quickly as their cargoes can be got or. board.
The Hanseatic Steam Navigation Company wul also, it is
understood, immediately resume the Heil and H mburg
staion, with their new iron wearmvessel 'lie Leipsit% H.r
trial trip, on Saturday last, whets she proormied from Hull
to Spurn and the sea, was satistactory. It is stated that
another steamer, of equal size end poser, is about to be
placed on the line by the same con pony, in lieu to the Leeds
and Hamburg, which are now equipped and manned as part
of the German war navy.
CHESHIRE. _

MAIL-OTIARD KILLED UN THE LONDON AND
NORTN-WieSMIX ELlLwaT.—On Ssturiai morudig, swat
3 u'e,,wk, an aorithatuocurred an this liar at Crcsre, ch.ea
a mad•gaard was deprived of life. Thr emu's n►me ea-Leigh
liar., and he bad lett K ucheder by the sail train we. It
n•rmt a Junction at Crews with the mail.. it as L verpool,
Cluster. and Holyhead, on their way to Lanus. tt was
Ids duty to rennin at the Crewe ration tid il,wu mid
from London strived, a little aft r 1t,.. 1.. thc atorniucr,
and the. return to Manche.ter *lib bags Inire that
tufa. sad also with the bags previon.lr urondlit by the
Lasater and Holyhead up trail,. wr Mencius er. Tee gesula
have a roma at Crewe in s bich to I.ck their hags during the
fivs enure .bey wait th• re for toe down eau, and Hare
caving waited till within a few to onuts, ht the tn. the trsm
was due, was varying his Cnest. r and Hut} head tos• PM • I
ads la. in nadir:ma to mart tor KUL h. .t r,hilti:nas..l.luvhe ku :gda,
andhir:t ideonaina Foonnc:ttshoar';‘lsPeidrne'4lbwi:aetil'tidrilehis:;.:'7?:,":4" 71"
r."l',
crushing them. Ilow ins a all and ra hut' fi sttoa Ci
ma wt II lumen as the road b. taren Leto .0 r and Ka-
i:hater fur atiey yearebebiretae L wt-et sad N W. alatil
liai. way was opened, es the guard ut tde out far lama L,e-
•.oe nod Mauch.. Era swill on t a P."' tOW journey.

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FINANCIAL RISPORY AS•tiClAllula—Tlie Liverpool
wailel• ii*bol.l% w la.se it. lab mrs 1' •
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...any I flu ,aci.l sari • is Use b.prougti Z. 4111‘.4111 for .be
btebii•hairat of as associsuos that •t
eetp,ul, and it i,. probable that • lILO p .r;ic his.. .I:ta4e
t•gli is shortly takes. The TA ...twos shirk it scald ns
the otti et et ••• h • hed7 to dia cad Iwo ..d.144.4 fa
ttarecca h,m, sod thrre is ea ni ustru.iiss bio
b; taco of pAitical p.etw, to me, tbd lavidt
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AN ATTEMPT AT SWINDLING tear rrreutty medu get
Boroloolousto. the iuteudeu v.et IN :ad %It W., A.. 41,041.
Fume truth.= a recite, d e lett. r Irolu Dtarltte, cttuts:/atoir
au order for whips •ea other g tads. :11, pittre a se-
rfdom to aaotne: per 4.41 It/ time Ir tit oop Ita, M were.
Aothieid wrote to ge triaged, siriuesti.g Mat uwoostits Aught