The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-16 00:00:00

THE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY.

David Lynch, Eq., Q.C., and Hamilton Smythe, Seq.,
Q.C., the commissioners appointed by the Lord Lieutenant
to inquire respecting the Orange disturbances in &Haat In
July last and recently, arrived there on Monday from Dub-
lin, and formally opened the sittings of the communion in the
Coiody Cor•t-house. Amongst those present were the
Right Rev. Dr. Denvir, the Right Rev. Dr. Knox, pro-
testant Bishop of Down, the Mayor of Belfast, Mr. Tracy,
R.M.,

After a long dismission as to the mode of proceeding, it
tram arranged that the inqdry should commence on Tuesday
at 12 o'clook.

Mr. liriceeks said bs bid the names of 76 eatholies to be
examined es witnesses. Than is also a large number of pro-

TIPPIULUY

Within the town of Carrick-on-Suir, distant about
12 mace from elegant, we learn that one of those advocates
of Sepoy barbarity, shielded by the darkness of the night, has,
in several inflammatory &Worm, chalked upon the gate-
ways and doors in one of the leading thoroughfares, given
vent to his own treasonable malignity, and has endeavoured
to incite the people of that district to overt acts of the most
terrible character. Our correspondent. who at an early bor-
on the morning of Wednesday Itst, observed and reed those
addressee, informs us that the writing was bold and legible;
and in various places rude drawings of pikes, cannon., flag.,
human heads and hearts, transfixed with swords and pikes,
might be seen—as if to give additional force to the blood-
thirsty paragraphs, every sentence of which Deemed traced
in blood. We feel it unnecemery to add anything further,
than merely to publish a few of those addremes as they have
reached us. On one gate. underneath two pikes, was the
following:.

wif;;;:a for bellied—Throe Cheers for the Bspoysl
Do" 11 with England's Qua end the Saxon Nation!"
On another, with a 'haat device trawl at the old*—
" People of Ireland—The &mays have sot ion an
exampisl
A third place preerdsd the words—
" O'Dohony—Let us now strike for freedom I—Ruirsh !
Down with the dig of England, and had luck to the
English ! "
In a fourth place was repreeented • heart pierced with a
sword, and the words—
" This is sat Englishman's hoed "
"I.=:e the Saxon shilling, and you will crush British
power in Ireland I "
" Blood! Blood :—A dog's death to the man who takes
the Salon *haling 1"
" Down with England and hurrah for the Pike :—Resnem •
boo Ninety-eight and Fikr-sight I "
" my—Another 98:—Boys, grind your Pikes well:
Caress an the Saxon I"
_ _ _

-7' Join— Mitchel ILllttrrek f the Pepoy, and nod speed
the Mutiny.'•
" Arise, and vengeance on England."
" Patriots of Ireland, hue in the Pike, and don't let the
opportunity per ; "—Clawed Chronith.

THE SerPOITD MURDER IN LEIGH WOOD, NEAR
CLI7TO)I.—The post mortem examination of the body found
in Leigh Wood, was completed.= Monday, and &mimed
the primmest of a pistol bullet in the heed, where it had
missed from the right to the left side, and had lodged at the
Fuss of the holm Yesterday afteruoon the body was Timid
by • Mts. Green, landlady of the White Lion Tavern,
Templastrast, who speaks to it with cousiderable confidence
es that of • tweak who slept at her house on Thursday night.
Mae steles that the female came to her house at 12 o'clock on
la/slat with • TOM whom she stated to be her hu-
y sed wee dressed as a seaman. They slept
there and braddheted, and left at 10 o'clock, the huabsnd
stating that be was going to motive his money from his ship.
The woman told the landlady that she had been married
aims, April, but bad been Tiring in respectable service at
Clevedon till that day, when her husband came down sad
fetched her away without giving soy notice to her mistress.
Constables have been despatched to Clevedon by Superin-
tendent Jonee, of the county constabulary, to Investigate the
matter. Mr. Superintendent Ilandoock, of the Bristol form,
boa also sent a detachment of 25 men to make a thorough
search of the wood. They will examine every cards, and
draw all the rabbit burrows with hooks, in the hope of
finding the cloak and bonnet.
CAYBERIV/ALL VIBTRT.—Tns VICAR AND THR
Livtleo..—At a reseed vestry of this parish Mr. Ka= drew
attention to the that that this living, worth 2,3001. • year,
was opody advertised for sale by auction. The vestry ap-
pointed a select committee to inquire tato the subject of the
sale of this cure, mad into the caws of the absence from his
duties for the last ten years of the Rm. James Williams, the
vicar, sod authorised them to take such steps in the matter
se they might think Bt. The general expression of feeling
on the part of the vestry was, that the whole subject should
be brought before the Home of Commons, with a view to an
end being pat to so unestiefectory a state of things. The
vestry at the some time unanimouely exposed the kindest
feelings of respect and esteem which they entertained foe the
two gentlemen who have fur some years past °Masted its
curates at the pariah church on the paltry *Upend allotted to
I them by the bishop of the diocese.