The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-03 00:00:00

REMARKS.

shnr ir.R•rdat ti.e ,Inti;;;..rinTuirTUnetrit:ll presaure has been
small, alot icatlitut. at all
thc annth-west of Irelaint: Vatentia the
decrease has hero since t p.m I.loth of an inch. The presAuros
at ..1101..111 1.110.114.1i5i at .try uniform, atosi racctsl Ulm... ill the
by marly Tentperature is a little
low ca at eastci it stations. Who's continue thtlit to
.irt: V.1.111.1111y westelly. Hain has fallen in the tinnth of
Ireland. :Intl on lair cast toast. In the north the weather is
rut it

Mr. Comitiihsimier (:oulburn has received an ex-
tension of his leave of absence, namely, from the Ist of
.1 one to the .4tll of the same month. During this period
Mr. Registrar liczlitt will continue to act as 31r. Govd-
burn'a deputy.

The Liverpool Liberal Association yesterday suc-
ceeded in obtaining posses.ion of 1,000 forged tickets for
the "Bright" meeting at the Amphitheatre to-night—
which, it is allq,ed, were printed and partially eiroulated
by the local I ininge leaders for the purpose of creating •
disturbance. should the alleged forgery be capable of
proof, legal piocredings will be taken against the guilty
parties.

THE LORD MIVoR %ND THE IRISH CHUILPH.
As the conduct of the Lord Mayor at recent meetings hu
led, in some places, to a belief that in his statements re-
specting the Irish church he represented the opinions of
City men, it has been felt desirable to ascertain what
warrant there is for such a belief. A requisition to the
Lord Mayor has been prepared, and is now being signed
by very influential City firm. It is in the following
form: " The undersigned citizens and ratepayers of the
City of London respectfully request that you will be
pleased to call a public 'fleeting of the citizens, at the
Guildhall, to express their sentiments upon Mr. Glad-
stone's Established Church (Ireland) Bill, now before the
House of Commons." The requisition has, although only
a day or so been in circulation, received the signatures of
Messrs. W. Leaf and Sons, Ohl-change ; J. and It. Morley,
Wood-street, ,Cheapside; Waterlow and Sons, London-
, wall ; Mr. Labouchere, M.P. ; Mr. C. Gilpin, M.P. ; Mr.
Hodgson, M.P. ; Mr. Locke, M.P. ; Mr. Alderman Lusk,
M.P. ; Mr. Ayrton, M.P. ; Alderman J. C. Lawrence ;
Deputies Reed, Virtue, Webber, Stapleton, Butcher, and
Tegg ; and forty common isotursilmes.
lIATII AND WEsT OF ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL
o 4 Int.- -The Falmouth meeting of the Bath and West
of 'England Sock ty was opened on Monday under very
favourable circusustances. The weather was fine, and as •
consequence the town was crowded by • large number of
excursionists. The shorryard was opened to the public
at 10 o'clock, when tire judging of the stook commenced.
The exhibition of live stock, though smaller in number
than in some previous years, is said to be of a superior
character as regards the quality of the animals. The show
of Lorna is not an unusually fine one. The exhibition of
sheep is very good, more especially in the classes contain-
ing the Doreet end Leicester stocks. The collection of
poultry Is one of the boat which hes ever been brought to-
gether under the auspices of the society. The exhibition
remains open throughout the week.

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