The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-26 00:00:00

BAIL DEBBI AND HIS IRISH IMAMS.

Under the bad of The War Bolt on Dom," the
annonaoso that on Wed:rods, led oalholie
*mace at wit on obi Dona 'date of the Lei of nee
wined Iriql ma eisotmeat " Wholemete and
incepting nose; eperieg nor ; retry rguilty ofilat
catholic is masked he the deem The atlas poputailea a
district is to be swept wing." Ameba( is tile sopa, wo
mra ta main it the rata al tenor to Tipperary. TYe week
“will bear Wm* MeV "We Ant tem be awe wen to
the WM of thole doehorabie dune white reddeasd tie soU
of 'armory; wander be bake wad murder by gibbet will
pty Wok ►-bedew enulation." The ibllewing te a copy of
the melee aural yen do maser, :

"yoTwo To autT.

1.-6h;;I Tao sod" that , se Carey, of Bellylrmteen,
the imesty of Ti , Req., ea the ogees of the
Right Hon. =weed y Stanley, Earl of Derby, de
hereby requite yen to deliver up to him or hie etterney,
thereto lawfully entherhed ea the 25th of March next ea-
sales the date hems, the quiet sad peaceable possession of
all that aid those thi pert of the town and leads of Coca,
eituene is the Moony of Cooosgh and county of Lime-
rick, gad all other lands, tenements, hereditament., sad
prates which you hold from or occupy ander his,
together with all and singular the appurtseaneee
theessuito belonging ; providing that your tenancy origin-
oily commenced at that time of the year, and if other-
wise, that you quit and deliver op to him or ho attorney as
aktreesid, the posseesion of the said premises at the end of
the yes, of year tenancy, which shall expire next steer the
sad of half a year from the time of maw being served with
nodes. And mks *olio, that in use you shall refuse or
neglect then to deliver up to him, or to his attorney lawfully
eathcelsed, the quiet and mailable possession of mil pm-
' stem, I will sae you for double the yearly value of said
permute, and for all c mts end expsows attending such pee-
media's, purreant to the Nettle la that case made and pro-
Tided, or take each other proceedings against you as I may
to advised.

w Witness...my bend this 191 day of September, 1849.
"To —. "C. O. Oast.
The lipparry Viimliestor mays that the perish priest of
Does hes awed se hater than the other taunts on the se-
tan The Viatiserer mks'—" W ill ft be believed that oa
Wedaeraley bet, when sodas to quit was mewed oa all the
leasetry, rumps tie rellatives of the teradered man, • Ye-
e/Lay letrednad Seetehreat end • pretestaat beg bola—
four wean altogether—tide estouatlpg set was crowned
by actually soaring, and therefore involving In the imputa-
tion of orhabiel knowledge of the murder, that venerable
gentleteaa, the truly Chtietlealike parish priest of Doom,
after speeding as he bee does upwards of forty-dve years la
the ministry, and who area, at the time the not was nerved,
mid who is at preempt, we understand, at the Spa of Lie-
-19011V•ill

The successful expedition under Capt. M'Clintoek
MY equipped In 1857 agalest the recorded °plait's/ of the
Admiralty, and the expense of it bee fallen heavily egoa Lady
Franklin. It is suggested to the Treasury to refund to bar the
Nan, and to move her 14-jesty to grant the widow of the ad-
miral who fell la the mention of his duty a home for bee
decliniog days he her palace of Kensington. "It is not cer-
tain that Lady Fraaklin world accept the one, oe that her
falling health, which now detain her In Southern Frew*
would allow bee to avail herself of the other, but the offers
would be none the less graesfol, or better express the warm
sympathise of the world at large for her noble mcrifices and
exertions. Capella M'Clintock should, by color la rennell,
be allowed sea time or a naval officer while he commended
the Fox, and receive hie well-merited knighthood The
officers and crew of the Fez ought ti get the remaining
10,0001. reward for solving the fate of the lost expedition."
" A CANNY " TRIM. The member, of the
British Amocietion arrival NR Bend:tory on their cetera
from Balmoral on Thursday, emu alter 11 p.m here, et
the railway nefrehment rooms, they found plenty to eat and
drink. Oa whine the price of any article the inquire, wee
informed, "Oh, sir, everything is to be paid for of erwerde."
From this reply, and from the fact of the pereces in atten-
dance declining to take any money there tendered to them,
it was supposed that this entertainment had been provided
at the expense of the association. This, however, proved to
be • mistake, for when the company was seated In the rail-
way carriages a man cense round and demseded and received
one shilling for every cup of tee or codes consumed, and
sixpenee for one or two biscuits. On being remonstrated
with far this eaoweive charge, sad for the manner in which
the ladles end "riflemen bad been thrown off thalr gamed,
be coolly mtd, 'We have not the British Associetias he.
every day."
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PROFESSOR MAURT'S FIRST MARRIAOII.--Me.
Willi* to elm New Yak Nene /rimed fre kat week, re-
lets' a eurione incident fa the life of Lieutenant Maury. it
appears that the beatenaet he hie earlier year* bed visited
the l'acide lelcnde, sad mooted wen of the &elects of the
notices. On one occasion a young princes., whose attire
consisted principally of her long tresets, come to the ship
and declared she was sent on a minion by her tither tied his
tribe to offer her head to the young lieutenant. In order to
pay dna respect to tin's friendly offer, the commender of
the vessel ordered young Maury to proceed nub the dusky
deeirel in • beet to shore, sad to make every esseraire of
salty between the United States and Europe, get rid of
espousing tin pincers if hominid, but on no &comae to make
any snob rejection of elle proposed honour se would lead to
a mfossitarsonnding. Meaty, with the princess' proceeded
to lead in a small Loot, the holy 'replete out before they
raselted the Woad, and moinimicg to the shorn After some
bontiton, Money, on landing, left the boot end proceeded
to the chiefs buogelow. It was emus little diotaace is
Ind, end on arriving hatband hawse considerably expected.
There was every aWsarann of preperetion for • festivity,
the tables sense! • royal banquet, and tha fruits and
deltas In ebundent prodleplity. The thirfe Irmo already in
e sties of excitement, which pecleded all expranalloin or
modifkation of One. There wet nothing to do but to
yield to circumstances. He must marry (o la 0 why hee sad
die), to keep the peace and protect the commence of the
nation. The delays were apparently incoosiderable. Ice
• very short time the rusewoy bade appeared, dressed
in all manner of Pacific ornaments, attended by her
mother and a Dory of slater islandreesso. The commodore
woe either not expected or not missed the coreimony Ira
performed (what there was of it) with only native wineries,
and ' ibises proceeded as teemed? For the rentaluing winter
months the sloop was whored at the some island, and PIiSC•
Maury, of anew, bad a mice opportunity to become
sequaleled with the matinees sod customs. His coppers
i coloured peps proved very gantismanly, and, as long as ha
I he woo albeticeately treated."