The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-19 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, MAT 17.
THE TIPPERARY BANK.
The ease of the English shareholders was resented
yesterday, before Muter hlurgke, after some desultory dis-
cwaion on the question of eibibiting proofs of dehts—tts•
solicitor for the official manager stating that 1.600 claims had
already boon received, that upwards of 1,600 more remained
to be decided, sad Oust is every case where tee dense were
sufficiently grounded they were received wAhoot putting
the parties to any legal trouble or eugenic. The Master
then observed that he would not allow a fraction of c sts in
any cases which were thus admitted by the official manager,
that roam being 'unwary in order to avert unneceesary
litigation and cost,. lie would certainly pronounce judg-
ment u soon u he could, but be could Oct posttbly do
so now. For the present he should rime tre first day of
text teem for giving his judgment, welch would be taunt*
but he should endeavour to dispose of the cue =cute U he
could.

EXECUTION OF THE MURDERERS OF
MISS HINDS. _

The esenution of James Murphy sad Thomas Dunn,
*striated at the newest epeeist cominloaion, the former for
the so sal murder of Miss Hued., and the Natter for comply-
leg with others to prccure the perpetration e f that crime,
took place yesterday in frost of the pool at Cusp. bom-
bers of persons came in from the surrounding country is the
coon of the morning, to witness the scene ; but according
to the description mouthed in a eecond edition of the ?ice-
man, the multitude assembled on the occasion was by no
means very great, and a large propsrtion of them consisted
of women, &moss w:loco there seemed to be a feu of the
batter sort. Strong detachments of militia and constabu-
lary were on duty, lining the streets in the seighbouthood
of the prison, arid guarding the entrances to the taws; end
about 50 men of the depot of the Stn Humes were also en-
gaged is preserving order. The account statis th►t Easy
of the respectable shopkeepers closed their dart, whether,
it does not appose, for sympathy for the murderers, i.r from
a fear of the mob, end a deathlike stillness pre-
vailed throughout the town. Murphy woe the tint
of the culprits to make his appearance, and he was received
with a loud murmur of horror. He came forward wit►
a firm step, knelt fora few second. In prayer, and w.s then
launched tato eternity. He died without a struggle, and his
body walnut down in 45 minutes. A number ache operators
then deputed, leaving the military, as the Fteeman's
correspondent says, tolerantly in a mai ill. The peers
room door 'gain opened, end Dunn, stepping forward with
the same firme.sc and CHB: osure as evinced by Murphy,
wee placed on the trap, and after a brief pra, er, was sent
after his comrade is guilt, neither of the c. nvicte havirg
uttered one word in the way of public e•mtee+ion.
Dust's body, after being suoended fit 40 minutes, was cat
down and given to his frienda, who, acxinsparoed by a large
crowd, conveyed it out of town. The body of Murphy woe
interred within the gaol. A Roman catt oho priest, the
Rev. Mr. Mulreany, attended the prisoners oo the scuff ld,
and subsequently accompanied the body e f Doan f• r a short
diotauce out of town, and the whole gloomy scene passed off
with the utmoet crier and tranquillitt. Batmen and
Curry, the approvers, wto had giv.•n evidence a.taiost
Marphy and Dunn, left Cavan for Dahlia the day before tee
esectation, amidst the hooting+ and eructation of some
groups of people. They were secuted out ot the town by two
armed men, and the other winsome were conveyed away a
few days proviouliy.