The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-14 00:00:00

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THE EXPRESS, MONDAY RIPENING, APRIL 14, 1858.

fie bitlalliiill Mk* SOW dee Pt-
actions •• I have before mid, II 11118Vtileass
'utak Ito cavalry • mild tousle On,—that do-
pedal wow • wasioty of eattfogoadoe llllliismod with elso
oolafoolon••• alba two ander, sad vpa tbo arrival of
Omer !Alba._
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0•1;sel fulloch—Was it more especially jour 'initiate
to ham known whether Lord Leases men had erlisol sot
• salleiont somber of entrenching tools to enable them to
make shelter for the bones
Mr Airey—lt was, sod I did Mew. They were Tay
badly of for tools of ell deseriplose; the mar* were, that
they we **pied in brooking gmead, sad is operations
of a faBsksds that we waft not tally prepared for, and it
wee illiOnOty that we got the mine* to spars the
ossuary selssestsieg tools for the regimests. The na-
iades efts* isthmoid, limited—l think not more
dims faaee fora whole regiment, sad I bare issued
is sassy as 46 te 'sea batt.bon or the army la the mane of
flee or * weeks. The es*, ebing Role supplied to the
British army are carrion* had, sad the soldier does not
pay for thou unless he le found la the wanton set of destroy-
ing them, and lb. British soldier puerility son his tools ill.
Colossi Tallocb—You say that lewd Lams bad no ma-
terials st the time of the issue of the order.

Sir B. Airey—l did not Pay that he bad none, bet that
he warn ry badly r S. for them, and that those he bed were
in very bad condition.
Colonel Tellech—lf Sir J. M'Neill and myself were to'd
that orders were tuned to Lard Lam on the Bth and 12,h
of November to provide shelter for his horew, bad we not
pond ritiS3ll to say that them, wae a went of promptitude,
seeiog that Oa bonus were not Vaasa seder Cote, till this.
months afterwards ?

The Earl of Laces—l submit that that gentian osgbt
sot be pet. It is for the court, aid sot fee vitamin, to
decide erbium there was es, west of promptitude as
m CAlart.
osel Tellool—lt is a guiltiest if grist lespertasee.
Sir Richard Aire, is my whales, sad the gesstioa le es
importast *se is my ease.
The Judge Advocate mid the board would give their de-
cision as tow/tether the gaieties might be allowed at their
sect
Thr=tlses adjourned.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Aram 12.
THE ATHLONE ELECTION.

The policy which returned ii;riCiii;s7o; Sligo sad
New Ron bee been equally sscossefel in Athlone,
and the east vacated by our new Judge of the Gu-
ms Pleas is now occupied by the Hon. Captain
Hancock, son of Lord Olelemaine. The polling
opened very briskly this morning, sad at 11 dela&
Hancock had already polled 79 and EMU only 68;
at half-pest eleven these numbers were changed re-
spectively to 80 and 70, when they became stationary
for several boats, the constituency befog then polled
out with the exception of some 10 or 12 votes. This,
then, may. be looked upon as the final close sf the
poll ; but is order to account for so sisgalar a result
it must be observed that Mr. Eno* the nominally
liberal candidate, happens unfortunately to be one of
the most unpopular men in Inland, and is generally
recognised as a tory catholic, a Mese not very stubs-
roar in the country. The party who style them-
selves the "independentopposition" are rejoicing in
this fresh triumph of their policl, and boast that In
every oonstitneney in Ireland they will exert them-
, selves to return a tory in opposition to • whig or
'unacceptable liberal.
1

His Excellency the Earl of Carlisle, accompanied
by the Earl of Burlington and Lady Louisa Cane-.
dialt._paid a visit yesterday to the botanic gardens of
the Royal Dublin Bonet , at Glasnevln.
At the Cavan Special on yesterday. a mu
named Thomas Dunn was Wined for procuring sad
aiding others to murder Mien Charlotte Rinds on the
12th October lest. The actual murder was sommited
by two see on of whom, named Thomas Murphy,
was convicted on the preceding day,. and the other,
known se Red Pat Bannon, is not to custody; and
the phone in the present case was charged with
giving money to pay the esurderers,proeuringpistols,
and otherwise sidings and directing the perpetration
of the crime. The wiener was a comfortable farmer,
and a Mean of the unfortunate lady who was sumo-
floated. He is a man of delicate appearance, sad
fainted in the coarse of the trial. The approver,
Terence Bannon, whose evidence went to convict
Murphy the day before, was again examined, as was
also another approver, named James Curry, both of
these witnesses having taken:a part in the crime, by
contributing and collecting mosey to pay the asses-
sine, and being otherwise engaged in the diabolical
conspiracy. One of the crown witnesses deviated
materially from his sworn deposition. At post bear
last evening the prosecution bad not olossol, and it
was not expected that the trial mold be brought to
a close before Monday.
At the Templestore Petty Sessions this week,
sane 17 or In of the peasantry who bad been en-
gag d in the recent sanguinary affray with the
military at the rases in that town, were committed
for trial at Quarter Sessions. Several soldiers and
poliomeen wen ememined as triteness to prove the
smaults, bet theorem eases whist the military have
not yet been brought fanned. It was stated is the,
course of the pesseedisgs that six *Moab and 66
midi= were Jerks* wounded is the an. Oes
man has 411119 died, and it is stated that a second has
also sank nadir the effects of the injuries which he
remind.
The Right Hon. William Keogh has been sworn
in before the Lord Chancellor as one of her Majesty'.
Julien tithe Covet of Common Pleas in Ireland. It
Ilia stated that he is by several years the youngest
judge who has ever sat on the bench in this
country. R. C. *Nevin, Req., has been appointed
his registrar.
Patrick Lalor, Eq J.P., of Tinakill, formerly
M.P. foe the Queen's County, and well known for the
active part which he took in the anti-tithe, repeal, sad
tenant dila agitations, died on Thereby, at the age
of 70 years.
News has been received of the snivel of Mr. C. G.
Duffy and Mr. Wilson Gray at Melbourne, on the 6th
of November last.
J. F. B re Fitzgerald, of Olin Castle, in the county
of Lim better known as the Knight of Olin,
figures to-day in the insolvent list; his petition to be
heard at Limerick on the 7th of Jane.

Utn inieUtanit.

MITROPOLITAR COUNTY COURT&
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It ; Friday, IL
Reourros, Wlarbeed• Cbelsra.--AlemirL Apra IL
Isom; OlLatrorponel.—fttwiqr, IL
se.,aerroiwi.y Apia ; Taw*. IL
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Lamm Or,
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Clawyrca.—W II&
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Lean Maraa's .boar, 0 —llterhy, Apra 14; Torelsy,
Apra

EQUITY COURTB.—Aran. 12.
teaeaa TSB MOO MIMS 0/ LITIAL
21 WITS OLABBIL-111 Ita PLUMS, Al ALLZOID
RASIIIOI2.
This petition, which has been *beady ssestioned more
then ogee In the Express, we Gioia
irkb=t boron themart, the goestioe raised by it king Palmer,
the alleged beserspt, who woo esiginelly smessod woke •
myna ad satisficiendum, and woe Mom isinemid to gaol
under • charge of murder, had, by them beyond
the period 01 21 days from the date of lit caption,
committed an act of bankruptcy whisk mink moppet so ad-
judication in bankruptcy. Toe commiselegess cal rehried
to alechcite, on the ground that the lying k bolag
on Cillalllll, not on civil pretest, was net a ant of beak-
"ploy.
Mr. Archibald Smith appeared to support the petition.
Mr. De tier, for the bankrupt, is Gamer to aa inquiry
by the mart, said be had se lastnistioes enabling him to
gave his consent SI have the petition treated es if the sons-
miseoeer had adjudiested the bankruptcy, and this wee the
petition of appeal from such adjudiostles.
Their lordships then said the gaieties of jariediaties was
of so doubtful a Ammar that, before undertakkg to &side
soon the applic aloe, they should require the opinion of the
Lord Chancellor to be takes, whether they, ea Lords lac-
tic-I, hod jariadietos to hear such an application In the
prisms sesdities of the bankrupt law. If his lordship'.
GOWN skald be in the allrmatim the matter might to
Kok Oakmont to thireout.