The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-01 00:00:00

TER IRISH JUDICIAL BENCH.

The grand jury of Ma minty of Longford have
retested addrehes of ',nosily to the three Irish Judges
whose shah were siisM up is the ream dietician limit
Air John Batlley's moths, and to which each of Moir lord-
shies has given • reply. Bar a Peon. father is the ohne
of his answer says:—'• It is the that I have bees favoured
with health and strength rarely enjoyed by • perms of my
years, and that, at far se I ass kale*, my metal faculties
are uniimisished ; but these ere hi hints whisk so siertel
sea cammand the eri,yisitat of. They are it the disponi
of Him who trim evitrythise foe the hest ; the Toasted
sod straight easy, at His will, he deprived of in that he
prime the. At my age of 82 I hash bops fw • eery long
osiertnont of them b shish, but I have always thought
that while the *home of theus is permitted, sad so Meg,
sod Belanger, as I am able at discharges, ditties efilsiearly
sad to the subtleties of the public, I ought ti testify my
prima' by • dilyges tied asziole diselltarge of those dodo*,
and set east an increased hordes on that pehlis, which the
emostqoanot of my retirement would oiling."
Jodi* Torrees sale :—" Is "MOOS with all of you, sad
I believe with the well thialying part of thecommunity. I
deplore the Ith pet ceedir p it the LIW.T Bosh of Perito-
neal, by which the independecce of tic Irish bete% of
jedges was so otrosatitstioatlly wailed. I bah, however,
the consolation of believing that the to ult will disappoint
the object of the prom wen of the a 5....,. sad that it will
appear frets that result that the Irish berth during a hag
eerie. of years has dbeharth its Valli... sad throat duties
with diligence. impartiality, sad fidelity."
The Lard Chief Justice remarks It is ant for me to
say with what diserebos retements have bees male M the
Hr we of Cemment, which the official retorts, whet laid o•
the t.b'e, .sat utterly fall to establish. But though I ch-
art seen periesally, I deeply regret, es public hounds,
that say gest'itmaa, isieeseed, as hit hated. h a retard to
the dos alatiebtraties of justice is Inbar), should haw
takes a her.* which, if ontysnded, is calculated to Whig,
rot only the judges of the lend, but the adadanaranoa of
justice itself, late hatemr."

In the Dublin Court of Exchequer yesterday, a mo-
ths tee. made es t.eltalf of Mr. B'eekeit. sent of Lord Sem-
boremeh, against llr Janes &diet?, as !subtle sent et the
Tinte.arr Bask, to balm this serekre et the esasenne oea
plaint already bed de.mmed send seas. The action msB
for the mown of 2 BT7f. 168 4d.. .shish had bees lodged
is shs Casriek as lisir brearboud is we of the Ind legal
prensaaisau or this pots,* widish ha. bees takes la t.letiea
the late extensive detaka.it as. The Coast pasted the
meths.

TER AUSTRALIAN COLONIES —A null Igoe book,
jest pahl ~.item farther peers relative is tlie
*every W sold is As.tralle. Is enstiseseles of papers pee-
sealed lust J sly. Thee• keels& &, C. liellissee deeeetehis
es the &Pawkiness et the seledelde. sad raters. dress the
iteledelde. Os il. 23rd el J. 7,1665. the estimated pest-
&lies is the •.vines seldlele. of Vietetts easeseted I•
102,644 nee, 91.666 .osen. sad 22.126 ehddete--is
161.164 Th. P.M e•i•ed et the gold saw.
Melleeirstl, sea la Nay, 18.56, 126.27201 sad Jaw.
236.32705. The even, tt of gold 'serried frees the casual
la May. 1865, was 132,716-a. ; 11E4 la laao, =Alio&