The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1850.

IRELAND.

Manus, Mazes IA.
The Evening Post contradicts, on authority, the
statement which has appeared in a London contem-
porary, that the aides-de-camps of the lord-lieutenant
have received notice to join their regiments early next
month, and that other preparations fcr the breaking
op of the vice-regal establishment are in progress.
"All these rumours," says the Evening Post, "have
hid thvir rise in wilful and mischievous misrepresen-
tations."

A new arras meat in the time of sailing of the
Chester and Holyhead Company's steamers from
Kingstown takes place to-day, in consequence of the
opening of the Britannia Bridge, which, it is calcu-
lated, will shorten the journey to London by half an
hour, so that the company's steamers will henceforth
start at 9 a.m. Dublin time, instead of half-past B, a
corresponding change being made in the hours of
starting from Holyhead to Kingstown. Touching
the recently decided contract for the conveyance of
the mails between these two ports, in which the City
of Dublin Company have been the successful compe-
titors, the article of the Preemmee lawrital states :
So far se the terms have at present transpired, it appears
likely to be anything bet • remunerative use. They am to
naive 26,0001. for, we presume, two voyages each way
daily, or about 171. per voyar, to which is to be added the
reeeipts from paseengt re, which will be only moderate if the
railway company carry out their stated intentions to continue
a *coons aempetltioa. They ham, of course, some
none, of their trains to suit their bases.
She trial of the family of Jacob, at Maryborongb,
in the Queen's County, for a consprracy to force Miss
Vicars Howard Jacob, a young lady of 12 years of
age, to marry the younger of the accused, terminated
on Saturday in a verdict of acquittal. All the parties
are near relatives, and move in a highly respectable
circle of society. The young lady is entitled to a
property in reversion of some 1,2004 a year in Wales ;
and the ow will now be removed into the Preroga-
tive Court, for the purpose of annulling the marriage.
John O'Grady, a wealthy farmer in the county of
Limerick, has been convicted for the murder of his
wife and maid servant, and sentenced to be executed.
The murder was particularly remarkable for the
total absence of all apparent provocation. The wi-
nner first murdered the servant in the stable by
stabbing her .with a bayonet fixed on a stick, and
then killed his wife by discharging two pistols at her
while' she was in bed. The defence was temporary
aberration of mind, but this was not sustained by
any evidence.
Mathew and William Gavle were connoted at the
same assizes for the murder of John Ryan, at Copps-
more, and sentenced along with O'Grady to bo exe-
cuted en the 10th of next month. _ _ "

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wavistism at Mmyboevegb, of s young woman nutted
Omherbe Ilona kr the :murder of her husband, the
viewers modier being ootsvieted as an amemery
ohm the fast. Its former hes been sentenced to 'be
armeled, and the latter to be tratteretal for life.
Tunas& @reenlist: emoting* are to be bold today
at Baldish" on the southern borders of the twenty
of Debit; sod next week at Olonalvey, in the oondty
of Meath. The organisatioa is spreading gradually
over every portion oleo country.
Aetive proposed:as are makinsin Barest for the
great enmities of industry of 1861. A meeting fat
the purpose will be held at Friday next. •

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