The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-28 00:00:00

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The intd.kn decrease of pressure reported from the norther.'
st Hoes on Saturday became match more estemire in the cow,/
of the day. but this morning the• proton, ithows a remarkah:e
Increase since yesterday aniontitius; to B.loths of an inch in the
north of Scotland. On Saturday night and Sunday the wind in
creased d. •t tale from the 8. W., which reache 1 the force of It
at Holyhead and Valenti*. Temperature has fallen rewrall).
'Them has been a great deal a rain, and hail is reported to
some stations.

Father Lavelle announces that he has required.
the Da 7y Trkgraph to retract in the most distinct terms
the "odious imputations conveyed in a leading article in
its inane of the 19th inst., otherwise an English jury will
without doubt hays today:side whether he is ' a consecrated
ruffian or not f and whether be has, even by implication,
advised his unfortunate countrymen to • rebel by all
means, to burn, shoot, and lay waste f and whether.
fiwilly, he belongs to the fraternity known as ribbonmeu
in Ireland."

The driver of the mail car proceeding, to Manor.
hamilton, county Sligo, was stopped a few days ago by .1
" gentleman farmer" named Conboy and his two sons.
who dragged him off, tore his coat, and said, " To b— -
with the Queen and the mail." They were brought I.p
before the magistrates at petty sessions, and fined P. each.
Mr. Berkeley Edgar NV lidtatuno, solicitor, ha,
been appointed chief clerk to the Master of the Rolls. Tic
salary of the office is 800 f. a year, to increase to 1.090!.
DEATH OF MR, LOVE, CHIEF CONSTABLE 0•
THE 801.0. SoCIRTT FOR THE PRIM:WHIN or CRI'ELO
TO ANIMAL'.—On Sunday morning, Mr. William Low,
chief oonstable of the Royal Society for the Prevention
Cruelty to Animals, expired at his residence, NeiOoO-Villo.
Avenue-road, Stoke Newington. The deceased. who was c.
the 41st year of his age, had been for about lii years cot
meted with the above society, and was a very active sof
zealous officer. The immediate cause of his death was h..
delineation of the lunge, an illness brought on by tAin„,
cold whilst in the execution of his duty. lie hod hem.
ailing for more than two years, and has left a widow and
one son to deplore his untimely loss.
WRFA"K NEAR HOLYHEAD.—HOLYHEAD, SUNHAT
N was received here early this morning
that a fearful shipwreck had happened at Trevadoe. on
the east side of Holyhead Bay, near the Clipera hock.
which is loins distance from this place. Immediately the
lifeboat, the Prinoess of Wales, belonging to the National
Lifeboat Institution, was launched and proceeded to the
scene of the wreck. After pulling for about an hour, the
lifeboat crew reached the spot, and had the happiness to
find that the shipwrecked men had safely landed in their
own boat. The vessel was the brig Triumph, of Liverpool.
bound from that port to Maranham with a general cargo.
The lifeboat behaved admirably on the occasion in the
strong wind and cross sea. This lifeboat wee presented to
the National Lifeboat Institution by Joseph Leathtr.
Esq., of Liverpool, who desired the boat ehoul.l he named
after her Royal Highness the Princess of \Valet.. Since the
boat has been on its station it has been the means e:
saving 2+4 lives from various shipwrecks.
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