The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-03 00:00:00

MOZI4ZLIIBY IN IRELAND.

On the 26th ult. Mr. Careen attended before the
Lord Chief Justice, at his lodgings innHamer*, and applied
for halms onus upon an affidavit made by a Mrs. Magee,
of Balks, from which it appeared that she and her hus-
band lived at 6, Jobnson'a•coart, Belfast. They had a
daughter who was about thirteen years of age, named Mar-
garet Magee. She had been baptised a Roma* catholic, and
iths (Mrs. Magee) and her husband end the child's grand-
fisher and grandmother had also professed and followed the
same persuasion. Oa Saturday, the 9th instant she (Mrs.
Magee) was engaged to work at the hose of a Mr. Irwin,
of Belfast. She lett her daughter a' home, and found on
her return that she had lel% the house. Until the Tues-
day following she did not see her. On that day eke saw
her coming out of the house of the Rev. H. Henna, peaky-
terian minheer in Belfast. She had a Bible in her hand,
and on befog questioned she stated the Bible had been given
to her by a Mr. Dixon. She (Mrs. Maine) requested her
to give back the bible end return to her home, but she
refused to do so, sod began to screech and bawl. Perrone
meted her into the meeting-house, and remonstrated with
Meg. Magee fur having interfered with the child. She (Mrs.
Magee) succeeded in recovering possession of the child,
and next morning she was visited by a Roman catholic
clergyman, with whom she remained tell the 15th instant.
The child was again missed, and after ems time she found
her. Mr. Hanna called on her, and informed her that the
child had come to him, and was staying with him. She
said that the child should be restored to her, and he pre-
med to permit her to see her that day. She called, accord-
ing to agreement, at four o'clock, at Domgel•place, and
taw the child, and Mr. Hanna cemented to restore her upon
the terms that she should be allowed to attend the meeting-
house. She refused to do this, and Mr. Hanna told her she was
leading the child astray, and it was not the child's duty to
return, unless she (Mrs. Magee) would cement to her be-
veining a protestant, and an attendant upon his meeting.
house. He added that Roman catholic& worshipped images,
and would go to hell. A conversation then ensued between
them. She sallied him would he like that any person deluded
Ms children, and °leered that tot meet the homes catholio
clergy would do so. lie replied that the priests kidnapped
children for other canines. She then called him a rascal,
and left his house without the child. She returned to the
home the came evening, but he was sot at home ; when be
returned she again demanded that the shad should be re-
stored, but he refused to give up the child unless upon the
conditions already specified.—The Lord Chief .Inatiae made
an absolute order, and directed that notice should be served
on the Rev. Mr. Hanna to being the child to his house, in
Lassos-street, Dublin, at one o'clock an the Bth of August.

THE STRIKE IS THE BUILDING TRADES.—The
muter builders of the metropolis having come to the deter-
mination todischarge the whole of their men on Saturday
next, unless Messes. Troilope's men reciunte their em-
ployment, the confeeence of the united trade, have hatted
a notice to the operatives, calling upon them to attend an
open air demonstration in Hyde-park, this (Wednesday)
evening, at six o'clock.
CURIOUS DISCOVERY O' A ROBBERY.—At the
Liverpool Police Court yesterday (Tuesday) a Belgian youth,
waned Osde, about 19 years of age, and a pawnbroker named
Woods, were charged before Mr. Manalield, the former with
stealing and the latter with fraudulently receiving a fur
Dimmed coat, yoked at IV.. the Fogerty of Joseph Houdin°,
Use keeper of a notorious eoff,e-house in Lime-atreet. Early
In the present year, Owls anddeely left the employment of
Bendine, tekrog with blue the aboec-rneutionot coat,
and though the natel notices were left with all the pawn-
br,:kess &a., of the town, notbieg could be beerl of it. In
the meantime 0 lie went to London wed got a situation WI
page et 40, Leinater-prinare, end a few days since be left bin
"Onetime, taking with him money and other property valued
at 2.101. Strangely enough be come to Liverpool, and walked
to Hectlines, having doubtless heard that &seine bad dis-
posed of his bosinee.. Bendino, however, not having given
up the pose. Wien of his precut:we, was en the "pat when
Odle =Wed hi. house, and having beard that the Liverpool
pollee wanted" hint the London robbery, he it once
gave him let t custody. The greater part of the ato!en pro-
perty was found im who also confessed that he had
pledged Bendiuo's coat with Wood., which weefund to be
the ease. Ostia was ordered tr be sent to ate police authori-
ties, in London, and Woods remanded till to-day (Wed-
nesday):
Tits MURDER ix LIMERICK,—On Wednesday.
Thomas Cat-live, Esq . coroner, bald an inquest on the body
et William Crowe, a reejArable farmer, residing near the
Church of Boone, tenant of Lord Derby, who wee brutally
and deliberately murdered the day preriouc, stelut two
iicloek p.m.. when peeving alone the loch road to attend the
woke of a nefkhbtur in that dietrier. The mangled remains
of the victim of ansastanation were found lying in the centre
if than rued. abut three quarters of a mile from the pollee
barrack. lie woe oho' through the right tide, the ball pene-
trating the lever, and hie brains were beaten out with Ernes.
The wretched man had served netice to quit on two middle
men," es be would tot get a lease of hie farm unless they
wee. removed from the land, and It le ...opposed that enmity
on that bead led to the perpretation of the foul deed. A man
name Michael O'Brien is in custody on suspicion. The jury
re,utned a verdict of wilful mgr -ter agoinat some pence, or
persons unknown.—Limerick Chronicle.
ACCIDENT ON THE LANCASHIRE AND 'YORKSHIRE
RkILWAT.••• On Monday afternoon an accident of a rather
singular nature orcurred to e Cremes in the employ of the
Lesteseldre sod Yorkshire Company. named Joseph Bekere-
ley, who resides at Oldfield-read, Salford. By some means
or other, whilst the mane upon which Eckereley was em.
j.l 104 was running at full speed past Kirkham. nor Lytham,
be fell off upon the line, sod the wheels of either the enema
or one of the canieees graved hie foot, and took off three of
hi. toe.. His head was "lightly injured by the fall, but
otherwise he escaped. Bckeraley was brought to Manchester
es speedily as convenient, sad removed to the Royal In-
ernenre, where his Injuries were smarted to, end there is
every hive of hi. recovery.
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