The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-11 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DEPARTURE OP THE EARL OP CARLISLE.
His Excellency the Earl of Carlisle was to leave
the Camels esterday, proceed direct to Kingetown, red em-
bark os his arrlVeL
On the previous day, the corporation of Dublin end other
public bodies oonasoted with the city, having intimated to
the Earl of Carlisle their desire to present him, previous to
hie departure how Wend, with farewell addressor, his ex-
osileacy received them in St. Patrick's Hall. There was •
larget and distinguished sesemblage—• peat proportion of
whoa were ladles—la the hall before the hour appointed
(2 o'clock) for the norptice of the deputations, and from that
time until S o'clock the arrivals were almost incessant of
nobility, gentry, mogehants, kr , to pay their tribute of re-
spect to his excellency by &treading the endives levee which
ha had announced his intention of holding.
The Corporation assembled before two o'clock in the City
Hall, and mat in • wearing their rot:, the
Castle The Lord yor, who hooded the dee!
asoespealed by hie chaplain, preceded by the city Msrswhel"
any* the city keys, the sword bearer, and the mace bearer
eseryiag the sword sad mace, sad by the oaken of Com-
Ibtate.

The depaieliess were 000ductedby Mr. Frederick Willis,
gesslessan miser, toils. Patrick's Hall, and immediately:aftsr
eke Lord Lieutenant came from his private apartments and
went up the hall to the Vbie-regal throne.
• Urge number of ladies and patlemen. amongst whets
IMMO the Margins and Marchioness of Kildare, Lady F.
Hord, the Earl of Howth, the as-Lord Chamomiles, were
sesimbled around the dais, la front of which hie Estielkmoy
skied.

The Corpora*** hens( silvered op the hall, the civic
ears
the
of pinta the sword, coon en the other corporate in-
Apr at fest re lois.
The Loan Manz this reed the sdniss.
The Loan Lroursitarr driving the following reply
1111 Lord Mayor en Oestrus,—lt would, indeed, bs
for me to glee eirriste wren= to the mingled
motion with which I rein your 'kindly end oar donde
starer. To obtain, at the tire of sot admilderstios of
mar above en avenge hark so serail a teorwr.ilf
nproval from those ere hoes lin the sheer
of observation, moatgyp,be MI • IMO aVtp g 7—
ilostios ant thankfurrs. Mile I her net sescrist bees
myself thee, le the amilleirs of the frownery ner yid& it has
been my MO let to reside, then have sever boss wholly
anon rarer arr imairty sal wasehrees, * Ism bin my
boggy privilege I. nurse so morrl persiesee of Inn
eel the most asiolvo eymplornafesslissrl npron-
son mid program. Whet I lest seder yrs yesrasres the
wins wee weeteigns iseseithe pest essilletis the
Crier. Is he riser, sow die-
Opel cm yet man mese= et eons, eed Is evincing,
by Seek user se I mull sememsek Isq sempothy for the
marker but ssoansered snake, Ihe thr Mersa the
mut sonrete aide ef reptesserig the prism sal air
beloved Qom, who bagmen Iwo ma ad boos her Ink
enbissie. Ilre=my segemrs swim yes.. bore set
upon no alalskig the
iir redurreptlofte la No enstry, sal tarty et rest rejoin
that
I shall sow nosh, it to • enocereor whose relent
=tse give soseseere that he will fully sterans
en popularly. I look will essidest hope
So the Wks sod denting W impel lows
sad sellesenst relllsekss whir hreeght br beer
porrone sakires. Among all the
iinsil=l"sditmess ea riled rare rhos are eternal
osselent osa oars Is t .gratis. Ido not
re how the tartar of In as to woes, if en will only
Ciofln the path reedy may, Sp, na tar her sons
thus. is a duty ohne !alai ore ors?' reeds, which
it to lon rock other. I resew it • skpal know to berried
to dose sty tons of rise as I ibwitliout one tangle
epoch of persemel sedmenty ere Warns in the entire retro-
sped or to the orowded marorke It will bequeath to me
der the assetles of the psi* prosperity end repro. I
bre pored inreg you • rein of great social happiness,
on I need set rreseade ream with which I am it
brought to as en. I Ihrestly ray to Almighty God Unit
he may sew eantinne le peer dna his beet treeing& on your
amen* city na your Indy load.

Bmorts ACCIDENT TO A YOUNO LADT.—We
term to state that a serious socident occurred on Monday
afternooa last to Mime Alice Parlous, youngest daughter of
Condos Parsons, Esq., BUT View, Parsonstown, King's
I Casty. It appears that the young lady was taking 'quee-
r Idea whit with Major Hobbs, of the Depot batWion,
asi as their return home they had_ Jest world the gate
bete. to Bin View,when the hotae Miss Ponds ralig
Wok bight and galloped through the perk. Therms lady
burs alarmed ; Oka was unable to control to smiled and
Irvin pulled the wrong rein she was pitted yea her
bead against • tree, and • branch of it struck bar weer ea
chin. fibs was taken up icemediate/y la aa almost Nelms
elate, sad conveyed to the home. M wen inetantly
for medical saddest' to armastotra. Dr.
dispatched
in attendiaos, wed It was hod that
Parsons was seriously wounded Ea the /sad, sad that
de had some of her teeth broken. Although so semealy 1a-
Jared, it la very gratifying to add that at pretest no mry
great danger is apprehanded.—Seriterls News Letter.

A Mthroge.—A short time since, a highly es-
notable gentlemaa met with • strange, and, certainly, not
plesaant reception, at • railway station not one hundred
miles from this city. While stepping out of • carriage he
was accosted by • sharp looking man, who politely, but or-
gently requested • few moments private conversation with
hits in an adjoining waitWg-toom. The gentleman having
acoomosaied him thither, the detective—for such he was—
dosed the door, and in the blandest tones that he cored
command, communicated to the gentleman that be
answered pr to the demalptios el • person wham
the pohos wereastraded trielzgreitsed as a charge of
murder. The the communication vey
coolly, thereby the detective's suspicions, far he
nanarally wad that ibe WY not the man, he would
sitter be frightened, fudigoent, or served. Bit having
been keg Seed to perils both by land and am, the
'a equanimity was not seaßy thskan, 1110‘
sh7lanadeed the announcement quietly, and
w Well, I may have committed a murder-1.70A
knew--but yen know more about It than I do ;" mad be
added, "I am the Qumn's harbour-masts at —." As it
happened, be was ebbe to inhibit credentials of his identity—
ens althea being • superb gold watch, which had been pre-
soaked to him isms yeses ago by the Queen, se • mark of
barm eiappe•beeken of the style with which he had piloted the
richt daring one of her Majesty's summer ettli/rl.
Civil es the &Meath, had been be fore, be was now quite
dellemitiel, humbly hoping that he had given no offence in
dier=yon
s=eseut duty, and adroitly complimenting
hie that the mistake was very natural, as pima be "wanted" was • w good-looking, good-
tempered, jolly old gemtlenesa"—certabily the ezact &scrip-
tkm actor friend.—Brist 1 Minty.
THE CASE OP THE CAGLIARI STEAMER.—The
nests publishes the substance of an opinion delivered by
Dr. Phillimore fa the cam of the dispute between the
Sardinian and Neapolitan authorities, relative to the
Cagliari. That eminent lawyer observes The Cag-
liari could not have been lawfully seised as prize ezoept
in • time of open and acknowledged war; the right of
prize and all the well-blown incidents to it belong
to • belligeren•' and not to a pacific rtuve.amenat. The
Cagliari was as little liable to condemnation by the law of
prise as she was by the law of piney. There are other
circumstances in which the Sicilian government has but too
Mae regarded the rules of international low. I pars by
the constitution of the so-called Prize Court, the mode of
*gemination, the unjust and indefensible prohibition which
prevented the captain of • foreign ship seized upon the high
MIS from access for • considerable period to legal drive and
aid ; but I cannot omit to notice that it is stated that ibis mo-
aned prize of war has been the subject at one and the same
thee both of a penal and of a civil procedure —a procedure
wholly unwarranted by the international law as to prize.
And I read to my further amazement in the Neapolitan
Minister's despatch, that the ship of war belonging to the
Sicilian crown bas • right to proceed to the condemnation of
• ship of another state as aprivate suitor without the autho-
rity of his goseeament. The plain truth is that all these
anomaises from the law of nations are the neces-
sary anagram of applying to a state of peace the stern
rules which as inexorable necessity renders incident to a
state of war, and which the law of nations strictly confines to
that state. Bat it most nearly concerns all neutral and in-
dependent Staten to take good heed that them extraordinary
rights of belligerents are not imported into their ordinary
pacific relations. The case of the Cartier' is the first attempt
of the kind, and I sin not surprised that the British Minister
at Turin should express in his &speech f the 6th of J emery,
1568, the expectation of the British government that Sardinia
will, by demanding the restitution of the CaTilliSi, her cargo,
lied her crew, resist this nejustitiable infringement of the
rights of nations; and surely she may not without mason
=poet that in this resistance she will receive the support and
maritime
eiroperation of every independent, sad especially of every
State."

SLEIGHING AT NEW YORK.—A letter from New
York, dated the Mid ult., says —•• Those who thought that
we were to get Omagh the winter without any touch of the
frost that bee weds the lest few winters so horrible, or any
wand of the are diaapp inted. Oa Saturday
Urn wee &aeon snowstorm, end on Sunday and yesterday,
notwithataerbag Lent (and we are good churchmen in New
Ten), we had the usual carnival that at the first snow
stile sera& Everything that ingenuity could put upon
rumen los been brought tutu play—wonderful- beats of
Unlade. seswellude; delicate shells of full of fresh Ve-
nues, wreptmel in nucleonics] fun, firmly barouches dis-
assembled s set lease from the respectable wheels ; equate
boas
hodbeam round tube, even the wicker crates that
melon" Obe fres& ; everything, in abort, that
eau be ffressed In robes of elms, and mado to
bold
a pretty moms,
teak been premed into service.
Bach yeer the nese thing es piece with the lint clef
ore
• but this yew them hea, perhaps, been a little more
abandon than anal, because the noon is ao far Wormed
that perple had anion begun to give up all bop' of the
usual wrote.'" frolic. The first day of the sport wee on
&Way. The town ma mad. Broadway wag filled sith all
seta of turnaate, brat the dog sledge of the schoolboy (of
which there were several) tap to the sight-In-hand ; rapidly
lying pest ern other, tie people shouting, not unfrequently
eaosb.,lllag, woolen minting acquaintencee and stranger'
alike, those epos the sidewalk" showering snow upon those
la the alsdps, the latter adding to the excitement by
occasional A stranger coming here would scarcely
hays that so gay a town was still suffering from the
ants of an nelorallaked monomial revalion."