New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
NJ the Express Journey to CIonmeI.

Narrative Of the Express Journey 10 sionmc''
One Of tho Editors OF the FreensaH' Journal MI
wnsos GKAY furnishes for that paper, most In
serssting narrative Of the journey TO ClonmeL we
have space for more than one extract oescflOns
,b. .1tfaordiDary exertions made to produce Nj.
DAlton 10 Court, before the jury .houid nave ieieo
Th. gentleman hr., went TO the Office OF the Journal
after 10 oclock on Friday night some time ws' lost
in celebrating and consulting on the matter but It was
finally decided 70 take special trsn to ClonmeI and
M O'Hes Mr. Gray counsellor decided to accompany
him We quote the remainder Of the narrative
Al past two cloc the parties the King 8
bridge Terminus waiting Tor the special engine but the
engine ready nor did get quite ready 10 stat
untI twenty minutes after four O'CLOCK AZ tnst uns
n .tartsd took iust hours 70 traverse the q
r.s TO Thurles besides II minutes consumed In stop
pages Al Thures about 23 minutes were lost In pro
curing chsse and horses. But these horses carried
The parties the Irish miles NEARLY thirteen tngsh
20 Csshs In an hour aud i've minutes At the Csshel
Hotel At bret post horses were 10 be had-hA inc
horses were either engaged but on announcing
the occasion for which they were required, pair was
turned just minutes The horses were not
very good aud they had 10 take tns chaise IL mics
as Epghsh) To Clonmel over billy road The hotel
keeper told toe party that they were rather uniueky
ss Lady Obrien's carriage with her hne horses
had started from his house for Clonmel without
any person In IT, short time before II was, he said
some miles ahead OF them They resolved to push on
working their horses TO the utmost until they overlook
that carriage and when they did overtske H. then to
impress It u which the owner would ~ gladly
put u herseli-to give up the hack chslse ano as
Lady OBrien's horses would be comparatively fresh
10 push them on 10 Clonmel. This haste they were
fbe more stimulated 10 use as they heard It rumored
ON tne way that the Judge had been charging the jury
tho evening before. After about nve miles Of hard
driving and the hack horses showing decided symp.
toms 81 fatigue the carriage was overskeD, and mucn
" the surprise Of the cOschnan, VINO could scarcely
understand quickly enough how IL came to be taken Tor
granted that his carriage Was matter OF course, to
h. nd cred
denly drew beside him. the carriage was ABOUT 10 De
taken possession OF. but one Of Lady OBrens horses
Wa. lazy the horse active and serviceable
a, b. was handsome but this one held him back. The
party lett the cOachman 10 advise them between
The hack horses and his own carnage horses He sd'
v.ed them 10 stick the hacks so with the hacks they
nn.bea an again About four miles from Clonmel the
hacks began fairly 10 give In. out at that moment ban
cous car having procured hesn horses WAS descIleu
an, .d moving of its stage house aud by last
push II wa. overtsken The chaise was abandoned Tor
IN. car and the driver being made acquainted with
the business of The parties most jealousy put ms
horse. TO their utmost speed BY this means the Il
Iri.h miles between Cashel and Clonmel were accom-
pL.ned 10 one hour and forty nve minutes and Clonme
was reached At 10 O'Clock II was then found that the
Judses had been sttng Tor an hour, that the Chlei
Justice had delivered great portion OF HE charge the
uisht before and now completing II. In tact was
drawing toward its close. Not moment was to be
lo. Tn. prisoners agents and counsel were sent Tor
GU, OF Court The consultation necessarily hur
ned and short Its brevity was its merit To this
Quality the presence OF MIR. o Hes most essentially con
fubuted The COUNTRY is INDEBTED TO HIN MI
barton asistantcOunsr had begged the Court 10 sus
pend IL, proceeding Porsry but without being able
~ particalaTize at this moment the grounds OF nj.
apple The Chict Justice could not suspect the
proceedings but went Within very short time,
however, Nit Whiteside appeared Ia court, and re-
qu-stea the judges 10 adjourn 10 chamber. that he
sng hl make sppc alton, 10 which, he sad ne iuy
anticipated that the Crown would give their consent
They did adjourn and after some discussion IN cham
Der IN. Crown counsel yielded To the mpcrious equity
ct the case aud consented that the spprover Doboin
should be called and rccxsmined. and confronted with
Mr. Dalton and that Mr. Dalton should be examined rs
IL ID. facts which he prepared 10 prove. The
iadses returned 10 aud after the denomination
OF Toe apyrover. Mr. Dalton placed the table,
subjected 10 a long examination, snd worried with a
protractcd crOssexamnstlnn. without having entered
a house la ClOnmel but tue court house, and without
h.gns tasted food OF drink ia any way refreshed
Am.clf from the he bad bret made his sppears
IN th- Frosnans Journal unul he was produced upon
table.