The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-10 00:00:00

THE FENIAN CONSPIRACY.

♦ deputation from the High Sheriff and grand
Ivy of the county of Westmeath waited yesterday upon
the Lord Lieutenant, and presented "an address of loyalty
and confidence in the measures taken by the exesutive far
the repression of the Fenian conspiracy."
The Lord Um/maid replied to the address as fol-
lows :—" Mr. High Sheriff and Gentlemen—As representa-
tive of our most gracious Queen I receive with the greatest
satisfastioe your assurance of your devoted loyalty to the
throne, aed of your determination to support the executive
in mainteining the tranquillity of the country. I rejoice
to find that the measures which have been Minn braver
the Fenian oanspiracy meet with your approval. Tau may
rely on my using my utmost exertions to strengthen that
public oonfideaes which is essential to the program of pesos-
fel industry. I earnestly trust that the misguided roes
who have joined in this sedition will me the folly of
pv-
severing is hopeless attempts which eau only result is
misery to themselves sad injury to their fallow sabiests."
An alleged head centre, named Gallaher, has bees
arrested at Ranteiton. County Donegal. roar parson have
been arrested is Mayo, one a national schoolmaster.
Misses. °Bullies. and O'Drisooll were arrested at Queer
town yesterday morning. - - - -

misers of 180 pike-handles was made yesterday alight
is the bows of a carpenter named Malony, brie( ia doors-
street, Dahlia. They wens buried several feet in the
remind. lialeay and his two sous, who had been in the
milialia, have been arrested.

On Thtusday twelve kegs of powder were seized at the
tanway station, Dundalk. _

Oainuirr Cot:atm.—There was a Cabinet Coun-
cil this afternoon at Earl Rowers private maiden", is
Chasham-place.
The Countess of Clarendon has issued earth for
her monad aseerably, os the 14th Met., at the family
residuum in Grcevonortirement.

The Karl and Cauntow Russell will shortly
leave Cheeham•plaee for Pembroke Lodge, Nehmen&

The Earl and Countess Stanhope received at
dinner last evening, at their residence in Groevenor-platy,
the Earl Cowper, the Sort of Tyrone, the Earl and
°mates' of Shaftesbury and Lady Victoria Ashley, the
Sari and Countess of Cork, Viscount sod Viaooantsee
Sydney, Lard Win. Hay, Mr. Fronde, Mr. Win. Peel, &c.
Later in the evening her ladyship had an assembly.

A marriage will shortly be celebrated -betweem
the Hon. Arthur Hamilton, youngest sou of the Earl and
Countess of &Wanton, and Kits Baird, youngest daughter
of the Right Hon. Lady Anne Baird and sister of the pre-
sent Sir David Baird, of Newbytii.

The Speaker's levtts, announced for March 14,
L unavoidably postponed. _ _

His Excellency the Austrian ambassador and
the ()mates' d'Apponyi will trommease their hoepitable
estertainnteats at °naiades House shortly attar Eater.
The countees is in excellent health atter her pratrsetecl
sojourn in Italy.

The Earl of Malmesbury is confined to his room
by a severe attack of gout.
The Countess of Derby will give the first of a
series of three receptions to-sight, at the family mansion
in St. James's-square.
We have to announce the death of Sir William
Gore Ocuelsy, K.C.8., D.0.L., late her Majesty's Min,ster
Plesipotentiary to the Central States of America. Sir
William, during • long career, he' Oiled malty important
diplomatic positions. He leaves • widow and an mils
dvnightse, married t) Lieateeitot the Hon. James T. Fits.
Maurice, R.N., fifth son of the Earl and Countess of
Orkosy.

The Speaker a few days ago had the skin robbed
off his shin while rilieg, gni the little worm i has beecime
Painful and troublesome. The right hoe. gentleman was
linable to take the ch►ir in the lions. of Commons last
evening, and Mr. Dodson presided.
The following liberal members were absent from
the Church Rates division unpaired : Sir J. Anton, H. B.
Baring, F. H. &wheel, Sir R. B ennerhassett, IL Bid-
&dr!), Dr. Brady, Sir G. Bliiryer, J. Bra:Aloha:4, Lor 1
K Bruce, Viscount Caetieroese, J. D. Coleridge, K.
Corbin!, J. Cowes, Hon. V. Diva )n, Lord Dankellin,
J. W Fitzpatrick, B. Fort, T. F. Grove, Sir J. Haase-,
Lord K. Howard, It H. Hurst, J. 3l'llsona, J. F. Maguire,
A. Matheson. The O'Donoglins, Sir C. O'Llghlen, K. G.
Price, J. Pritchard, Lord Probe., D. J. Reardon, F. W.
Remelt, IL J. Satukrua, Mr. Alderman Salomoim, 0. B.
Talbot, ii. F. Vernon, C. Waldegr►ve Liens, H. W. Wick-
ham, G. Young. It is stated that Mr. 0 twee, Mr. Wick-
ham, and Mr. Mathetoo were ill, and that Lori Ditaksilin
and Sir John Acton are on the Continent.

Mr. J. F. Maguire's name was erroneously
°wiled from the official reawd of the voting in the diviirioa
of Wedoeoloy. Ho was cies of the majority who voted la
favour of the motion of Yr.

The remains of Mr. Harbert, the late member
for Kerry, were oossigosd to their last resting piece at
Mookross abbey, ciao of the loveliest spots in the world,
on 'heady lest.

It is ;tatted that Mr. Thos. Carlyle intends to
deliver hi inaugural address to the Eiinburgh 17niversity
in April.
The 174611 raga TiIISES states that Mr. Knott, the
earnest and industrious defender of the tooth awnording to
the church of England, was ander the gaiety when the
church-rite debate was on, anti whilst there wee suddenly
seize.] by something very much like apoplexy. His moaned
to walk oat and get tato one of the offices. Lord John
Hannon was sent for, and, leasing on his lordship's arm,
Mr. Knott ins got down stairs, and sent home with a friend
in a oab. His lordship then telegraphed to the Rev. Mr.
Keott. incumbent of Harrow. It was maitsly owing to Yr.
Knott', exertions that the m►jority in favour of the
abolition of church-rates daring the last parliament was
tnrnet into a misority. The Church Defence Society, a
few months ago,persented him with a handsome testimonial.

Wurrinam., Mattes 9. —The Queen has been
plowed to insist Frarierick Druids's, Fag., of Pap&ls, is
the shire of Orton', Liauceisint sod Sheriff Principal of
the shims of Orksay mod &timid, Is the room of the Hoe.
John Charlie Dusan*, dsommed.--Gazetts.

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OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.
MALTA, MAsas!,

The Poonah, from Marseilles an the 6th lei,
arrived at midnight on the 7th, and left at Baa
on the Bth for Alexandria.

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The N7anx4, from Southampton Feb. 27, ellif
to-day at 9 a.m., and will leave at 4 p.m. il
Alexandria.

An American paper states that Georg* FISFI
Train I. studying military science, is order to Me
subordinate command in the Fenian army, which la
"to invade Ireland," and that he is preparing his
to kis troops, which "will be modelled after the
ones of Nepo'oee L"
On Wednesday morning the United 8
ofiairar Canandaigua arrived in Belfast Lough•Wr :
potation and harbour commissiontra Wised to
the caloore, and as many of the men as eau be wool/
It is said that when Prince Cauca and his tit
left Bucharest they were, to all appearaem, am use mintl
as if they were about to take • holitity trip. hit di
prier and princess had cigars is the:r months wrath,
entered the carriage.
From the cattle plague returns issued last clibt
and gives elsewhere, it appears that the total meter 4
cattle attacked bee now reached 187,059, of whelk SkUI '
have been killed, 117,664 have died, 26.104 have nem*
and 17,154 are unaccounted for. The Durable d ese or
for the week ending Marsh 3it set down as 7,110. N
246 iaspectore have not reported in time. Thu, kon4fai, .
only reported 1,281 oases lett week, so that if we 'MIMI
sundae to the number returned, we shall only Wt.
probable number of new cases !est week up to Vs
lowest number for some time past.
The Spectator says :—" One of the mod Wig/
pathetic &toilet connested with the sinking of tillages
has not yet &veered in print. Oise of the may hats
hoard had ee'ecte I the ship because she was new hsi'kda.
finement. Under the etc tin of thtt loot s(oay her eta
was born, sod whin the ship went 1 iwat she est son
holding it above her heed, as if stiiriog with true estalsi
leafiest that though all most die, her haw shmld die th.
loot."
The A thentrunt hears that Mr. Home' Olt
trying the stage of tha nokhowo world, end the or
of the lecturer, is now in ttaioiog, preps-atm/ to
an essay in sick an I buskin, to co ne off, it is eat:
nest summer. The lon ility ap skeet of is the Piairiti
where Henry the Eighth is blies got reedy fertitsw
appearenoe of Mr. and Mrs. C. Kean.
The President of the Royal Society will ltdi hit
area reception this rasing, Saturday, at Berliadmoll2.
The Cambridge briepenclent, observing the'
cold exterior of the late Dr. Whewell hid nen* tall'
sees of heart, stye :—" On his Ott entrance tells
!
senate h, use, after the davit of Mrs. Wastrel!. LI °fn.
served that he walked with a somew:mt ti:lrsiiZ
&Seat air, es if bracing him.olf up for the
of unpopularity which had btcome rather annoying. "
breathier silent* of the assembled crowd remeised Is
broken till the Master of Trini'y ha I talon his sad, nill
a hearty, but unmistakeably sympathetic deer 10P
forth from the valorise and Boor. In as Meant MOP
firmly assumed hardness of feature relaxed—big fel Wit
gave way, sad toe largo and large-hearted man wept SO
add."
" The Bankruptcy Court," slava the Atassailk
"is leseonsing a fashionable resort. Lords O. TWO!!!
°onion, Buchan, and Nigel Heone ly ere smog itaZ
amble patrons. One as noble, and in some war
with liteastare, is the Georgina Augusta Frederic* IWO
Cavendish Bentiack, who got her dieshargs hot Itt
The possessors of Mrs. Elliott's (Grace HalrYmPW r"
'stay like is annotate the entry of the marries* 01:1
daughter (by George the Fourth), Miss Seymour, So. 7..✓ i
' Oblides Bentiock, by the remark that the only OIL
that marriage, with royal blool in her vi ins. is *LI
to whim the Commissioners of Bankruptcy lthiii7 or"
a discharge." 7 JOE
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, MAIICI ..,„A
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Eight Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Pri tin;
foe Trade have received, from the Secretor ef.
Foreign Affairs, a cony of a cimp:.toh from bite . i
Anthemedor at St. Petersburg. sating that an WS*
hones bore a Bessie, will be held at Memo,
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE ---
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PRUSSIA AND THE DUCHI4 -
The Kreutz Zeitung publishes the foION
of Herr von Bismarck to the address of the
ben of the Equestrian Order of 110
sated for the annexation of the Duchies .
Berke. Gseet,
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In the name of his Majeety the King f thank 7 '
other hosourable subscribers of the lease si
January for the woolidecoe which, by this las&
have reposed in his Majesty. The Kiog repair .1, who I
that the inconvenienes of the existing trumbisur repairnem,
&furs is aggravated by the provocative Glints de ewer '
whose prinsesioes are not beaded in rigis, to es munti
ormeileable with the treaties of Vixens sad Pow Grew
Majesey's geveresseihive endeavoured to
dmigirs.eoneerum,
warns,. with, :pose geteobstreroathmiliehmanet olDeowillAtishiietribe,:libiii
ao. SK
Mr
crow by those treaties, and to lamest my i Mr
Th
to Me wisdom of the two macaarela is Got • .lad
Vie Pesos of Vienna has placid the visits ti SG
the Deehiss. I hare already had onacios ts Gibs =
Rely that amongst the various modes by ,lid le
reels of Prussia and those of Germany us, b . Mid
krall
Weed in the duchies, the anion win be
asossaishy is that :bk.h would be mast id . i l'iiiii
Schleswig-Holstein itself. The considerstiae fir..,"
is their own eountry by the Immo, s 10' I
:
tortes of the address gives gre.t weight h keel
keel
harmony which existsoa Ws gist
them and me, and stemless the Kiss's - ' rit:
maim asw efforts with a view of obtaleleg the broil
Amnia to this solution of the qosetion, sad then
daelo
Gallas of Prussia which the gorernrusat USW he i
lately, and which would lead to the ailshlishos if meta
' undivided administration for the duchies, NI . taint
1 their peosperity as well ea their security. rent
Vat `tom 0)14
Mit
MOBILISATION OF PRUSSIAN TllOOl4 C
The ministerial organ of the Berlin . .
announces a military measure (says the fs I
donee) which cannot fail to create a
Ir
namely, a mobilisation for the month of so a
which will call out 15,000 men in the Mill . bit
Berlin alone. The Nord-Deutsche Zeitung, 4 biller'
a
it says, of anticipating the erroneous Woos non
Mons which this measure may give rise to, Got ~ 0:
that its only object is to test the rapidity Magid nab,
large mamas of troops may be put in moths*
It
the new regulations. li Thos
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..n e ft,
(mama% rzranaans.) at
won
THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPAIGIII ' lie ,
We
PA Mei • 10
Austria and France are said to hßlS,ave sailst - son
complete understanding in referees. 0:3, .. W
Roumanian question. It is denied that kni ttO
concentrating troops on the frontiers ad ibpdt I
cdpalities.
The draft of the concordat drawn np GU& •
the bases agreed to by the Emperor Ibul4 .
has been forwarded to Halloo. ,
THE HUNGARIAN DIET. . Pt
PISTH, Yawl or
The draught of the address, in answer to lib .
pedal resoript, has already been prepared byls
committee intrusted with the recast thesskei 3llil,
will be Laid before the Lower Home at the I; t4l
Tian Diet on Monday next. '4 asrs
The draught adhores to all the former dido es
of the Diet.
FRANCE.
PARIS, idol
The Mdmorial Diplomatique of to-day dm&
the statement that the French governor" .
oonseated to prolong the extradition fa*
without foundation. , 0

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(Dion

(THIS DAY.)

EQUITY COURT.
n-Chansellor B.r R. T. Kinßordry.)
4112111 14 WKIIII. . .

was an adjoerned mammoth from othethers, and the
omtlas arose upon • claim for 701. paid in respect of
of the Fountain Tavern at the corner of
ihd6aZireet and Exeter-street, Strand, to the
ground
landlord. the Mugabe of Easter. Mr. Smith, the terror ,
who paid the 701. to the Marquis of Exeter, mew skims&
reformat from Mr. White, the sientor of • perms
Lacy, who took s hags from Mr. Smith. The an.
over •
of the defendant was that the house was let tOt
said purposes at an excessive rent, and that under nth
assenetasess the law would net aid Mr. Smith is MOM,
mg Ids money. It we alleged that the house had hies
wad es • brothel since 1888, and that it had bees let at •
weekly rent of 91.
Sr. Bailey and Mr. H. Joses were foe the plaintiff, and
Er. Glasse and Mr. Barnard for the defandiutt.
The ViesChanosilsr said it appeared that the premises
Whose seed se &brothel foe the last 40 yeses, sad thet it
was well known to the plaintiff when he granted the
order lase to Lacy, that the house had been used sad
wee continuing to he need for that purpose. It was clear
that out of such a method as legal right amid *Mat for
the enforeensest of any of the sovenants. In • cese where
s milliner sought to recover for dresses enplied to • prosti-
tute, Lord Ellenborough laid down that if she not only
thew that the goods would be seed for the purpose
of the immoral trade, bat if the also thoseted to be paid for
the goods out of the probe of that trade. she Gould not re-
new/1 sad so one could doubt that In the wean' ease,
knowing the high rent that was to be paid. Smith ex-
• to be paid under the contract out of the money
derived from the carrying on of the boldness of •
brothel. Setting aside tine immorality of the oath
there was no doubt that the amount of dilspi-
dations having bees paid by Smith is Lord Exeter
he would have • right in the shames of
sinshopedi-
ment to recover from lacy, but that transac was as
tainted with immorality es an action for recovery of the
rent stipulated for is the Uses would have bees. Es was
obliged to come laths othehmith the& settling wan der to
lentil sea ceeditoe of lassie.