The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-18 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Dona, nere.l7.
The rumour in town yesterday, es to the vacant
Chief Justiceship, was that Mr. Monaghan would be
raised to the office. although many are still Meade-
loos enough to doubt that government would need-
lady sae such an appointment in the boo of so
strong • popular feeling against it. That he, a Roman ,
Catholichim.elf, should, as Attoetey ()meal, have
sarstessatioshy excluded Roman Catholics from the
jury box, on political trials, has read a tide of popo-
hir indignstien against him in this country which
never will abide; and people do not hesitate to say
that no more marked offence could be given, at this
moment to the catholic populatien of Ireland than to
place a max who has indicted so deep an injury on
their character in the high place of trust and power
that is now vacant.
While other people are die:earning the questions of
tenant right std mixed education, the small farmers
and more comfortable portion of the pi:gantry, con-
tinue their pain fli4ht from the country. The wa-
wa towns are thraoged with emigrant/4 and ships
freighted with the bone and room of Ireland, are
ailing every day from her shores. The Cbrk Pas-
miser met tione the sailing of bur emigrant ships for
America within the lust few days. The Republic
tarried away 310 passengers on Saturday morning,
all of them "of the best clew," and another ship re
preparing to nil. The libte;ford Mad says:
Daring ten pal a:: months we did sot we oar quays so
fronded as cm yesterday with persons preparing to leave
their astive land fir the States of America. Tao greater '
portion e ere Ir, it drams.), ematortable-looking farmers and
their familis., many of wbcm were samompanird by their
Meads, and their partied was truly Wee' tog and painful to
swami. We did not ase. min thee:let number of 'mimesis,
butt:ore app.ard b about four or five hundred= board
the steamers.
A correspondent of the Cork Estniirese, whom the
editor describes as a person of veracity, gives a long
account of a meeting which he and a beet's crew have
bed with the sea serpent. The particulars are much
the same as those which the pablio have already had
from the eolith cf I:flatlet that subject.

EXCHEQUER Nib! MICR —YISTERDAT.
areas re Lena (auer Mar aina a roar Jam
M•Evor v. TUN ATLAS INSCRANCI COMPANY.
This leag protracted coo was brought to a does yea
terry. Os revolt of the indisposition of the Chief Baron,
the ere had been adjoarned from the iSilt instant sad was
✓esumed yesterday I. the Beechen' Camber. This may be
said teller bier 31 days at trial ; sera days la Manchester,
where a eommiosios sot fro the ermialtios of wits/sees,
sad 24 in Dahlia. After the two Met days, me el the jurors
whe in eree, we isadastoad, dead). berme ill, sad the tear
Witt. eleven, by 60.100 t the relatiffe and &fen.
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ma. au erica merge the Atlas Insurance C.depany
as • bre policy ; the defeadanta lodged 1,0001. in run, and
permitted toe p:sin,iff to native • east of about 2601,
being the amount hf the dialoged goods sold by suction,
which they rattled was sulkiest is arm any loss he sr'
hind. TM elaistiff, on the ether hand, claimed a mach
lifyff lOLA. alleeing that his wire lON by the AND Was far
above 2.0001. It sported that be kraal, carried au bar-
✓els in Ille,tiagliusse-yard as a aap end swarthier maws.
foram end dealer in Manchester mods ; sad hire "Death
id February lost he moved to L twee Bridge-it., sad la •few
amyl after the fire took pleat. Both the stock is trade and
as rears wars insured at three onkel —namely, the At-
las, Win el England, and North of Begird, and a rasa-
deur order wet oh arid restraining' the plaintiff from
protteedinst in more than hoe of the actions until the opt.
Wes of • jury *herd be hod, hut not precluding him from
reseeding merit sober or both of the other companies
aftermads. He selected the Atlas for the present, sad
against that compony tie oleiotiff pr needed, bat the other
two composite, 'although not defendants as tbe record, were,
fieverthelles, virtsolly so, and s qu .11y interested in the result
Is propotion to the suer reap.. tively insured with them.
The Mau at evideace gone into on both sides cosapied
lady twenty days.
lordship concluded hie charge at about Mar Wrack
yesterday. Th.. tory retired, and at about a quarter to
sera returnel with a wrist for the plaintiff for 7431. over
sad above the sam 'Aged in emit, and 6d. coat,.
Mr. MD myth, enroll lue the deleaduit, tendered te-
rries en his liedeldp's show.
Mr. 'Belden, err for the plaintiff, Mudd sash of the
biros • draft he 25 guineas, melds, is the whets 276
grafts. (TM ease was tried by eters Jaren, r above
steref.)

ILab) fittelltgence.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YEBTEaDAY.

Bums to■ Cote► Comaimooura.
The sittiegs M the court were resumed for the hearing of
canes.
In an JAILS!' STl4lol.—Toe °PIMA SWAIM.
TIM insolvent, who sad kept an aim In How• Mee, for the
sale of opera tickets, and for betting ea rams, applied to be
liberated on Bantle, till bb bearing. Hr. Lams mippeeted.
la this we the debts and liebititint esmieded 2,0001., non-
treated within a year. The insolvent said the,, was a same
bee of liabilities. The debts for consideration ware 9971.
Oa being asked the reason of his large debts, he said " He
lad a very had season."
The Chief Cmemimioner 'eked who was the parson who
owed him 40W.1
The insolvent said the manager of the Widisisedsy Evas-
ion Comet te.
His Honour doubted whether, in a ease like t►e pteemt,
le should he &dog right to let oho insolvent out on bail—a
perw► who bed kept a betting off.ce and who bad contrasted
a number of debts in a wry short time.
In emitter to further questions the Insolvent raid he bad
paid en airy for •• beta.'
Chief Cuentaissimir—What sporting bete so races?
lesolvent—Yes.
The ettornry reminded the court that the insolvent dad
kept a betting office.
Cbi-f

.Do you think that attch to hi re•

'Testability ?
The rtontry made no reply.
Tr.* Chief Commissioner proceeded with the case, sad
heatined whetter ►e would allow the insolvent to go out
on ball.
Mr. Luna hoped to show on the hearing that the insol-
vent had not hien so reckless as it appeared on t►e first Wash
of the eau, It would seem by the szausinstion that he had
led a r.chlrea carer,. -

C.notrolisicerir—l quit* apmewith you.
Lams meant that the case could be =addled.
lits Honour otnerved that he did sot suppose his morals
would be improved by ketpiag in prison.
The proposed main were examined, and justified In the
amount riquired.
The wart printed the application, sad the discharp was
muted until the liming is November._

Ix na CuARIA. flattest WEIGALL.
This iasolvant, an artist, was opposed by Mr. Samoa for
Mn. Elisabeth Levy. std
supported by Mr. Cooke.
It appeared that Mr. Weiga3, who fa an artist of some
eelebr ty, had assisted in painting the Panaceas et the Ede,
exhibited in Piccadilly. lie had also pictures in tbe Exhi-
bition, which bad fetched good pries.. As 'silos bad bees
brought on a 401. bill by Mn. Levy Is, her lea 111.
Charlie Lew,., of the Albany, who had indereed it to
her. Mr. Weirall said he defended It, as ft was •
swindling transaction, and he paid 751. to his son ea an
attorney to defend the action. A verdict, however.
against hioa, and the costs were 1101.
rat appeared that a in non named Edward., a relation
of Ids wit., had filled up the bill in 1843, shaking it" pay-
able in seven years." A *lark of Mr. Lewis, who was oat
*news, was called to prase a vexation. defence, but h.
meld give no iskirmation beyond producing the reword of
the action.
Mr. Cooke caused some laughter by saying that Mn. Levy
was what was called in law an "Issecent holder." Sane
remarks were mails in the moo Mob.
His Ileaoar said no owe bed bun pro's& sad there was
nothing to puma Mr. Wand Om lobe diabened.
The laminae was oon~y demeanor&