The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-01 00:00:00

o w ie :to reiramd b o wer. wad Prises 13ih. It is d i e alibi p a il's, h e r"wh the penury et the in tik b y rakrmatism riA ce by Adam Desk., iPf their lordships', troossigai bet by Meer reports thas.f , s tormed his da'Y wi awl wither*, wh 4 eh dear i t i s poly such as 1 most hieut an officer ; and 1 Wink that it tas bees t et tirity that 1 was able, ris tnese, to overtake by his eeieotitlo a r areyieg, be ban i mpo rtant corrections the chiefs of - mi me oi Ma's deftly observed sod tamer esp. dition, firming in latitude*. MI had au opportunity -1 Wu only twit* in co-operating with be FCC•• fII! pots and with adapted fur the smile; leg on lay part I hot I•sews— wi•hoat arknowledgleg lay e agkei s sivt o Avtio and C .ptaia Outasadrylfe . fix, bare afforded me, ead"fsE4 . • • a with which 1 hare bees (taihateigia LIM Whirrs sad others ef the eltipreladarbbehr• • Atimated as we ars with ata 'Admit" • • ' to erase our impsnlied ' • ).. nos, that Mr united' R AM,' goy, under a m b e 1 am, with truth .I•44qard, sir, std obedient servant; ,0 • . 1°11 W1L 0811 ; aikkitta. • " Her Majesty'. Ship fad, riemidiVf.jUllpit INCA ' Artert.2l;len. . " • i " Sir,—l beg to arqueitt thelaranaiities of the Lerd', Commissioners el the &What!, that the turret soder my sereseud•igati clear el• htekvillo , Lay on Sunday, the INIt atiagllse. • " (In the fidowhat dA77 Wild &Cop pit, sad had commeniesSem the Esquimau. ,clit the ISth Captain ANOrthSl's eipedities same up l oad wet morning I wee iiiimaed of a report, mid te be got from the. same Esquimau I bad on hurl ki esNrel hours. It was to the effect Abet it Abe Fpeda. lio's ships bad been lost 4‘ballia•AO its nartlitiard, and the crews murdered. immediately saved lay service., together with them of •my4riterreter,ead ow happy to dad that theQuie frosadatme fee • the tidings was time the NtielhEter had Wietegedio *lt site Ilion refkrred to. • " Immediately ea the rep* Lsiag ebikiddi -up. Noah' Amain left with Ilir Abettors ant Capitals Foreyth's sohimeer in tow, maims use detained by false ud bey tee, modal we 'did• net reach Jonas Sound till midnight on the ISt& We wire prevented from approaching within 2erkikmef.the sound by a chide etiolates* law, maAwmpaillsed to had ont N.W. (per emus) to get slier of tY he. We en tered Lancaster Scud the fbiloivikOght in employ with the American schooners, !orig. string win& from the &W. (per conpam). "Few the I oit 24 hoer. we hake 6: dodging is the arighboarhead of Admiralty frami a heavy see renwieg, end very thick weather, wiriah being to get intelligence of pieces where pr os bad ben landed by the North Star. Teat vessel is now in sight aimed. " I have prepared this despatch for their lordships to forward by Mr. Saunders, who will be able to isferm you satisfactorily of the state of Lancaster S Aerl. _ _ _ _ _ •-r Ri STATES ~ autineast. fa , owl rettedegistiMyttodem the ,eoyal ttwtilaLtaratr, Inhale* snivel*lngrol on I the 29th with jeareale had letteesfiumfforw'iork 'to the 1701 ult.. Boston to the 18th, lAdifbm to the 90th. Ned liforatnil to the 1715. A. le despatch ham New. York MIL ham • bier tog down the news to the The ihintring as some additional hams if hems. • The mambas from CalThemin WM been admitted into both Homes of thagemos e amil. hem mho their Map. Colonel Fitassak awe. amlin from thliforgat, has kitestimasilabill laws and Wisirly wink el lbw Called eletsionver Cali. faMird ',patting hirdevoyor of Ike public Lids M *ire, ad help.* pow between the whites and. ladies& The tithe .airdiebieg the @laye tte& in the district . Osiembia heehaws the subject of several exciting debates ha obr wrote, and on Saterday wan ordered to he migemesd he a third nailing, by a.vote w 32 le 10. The bill he he de- Kw, of *idyl' slave. his palmed the bore by a *steel 109 to 76. It was supported by oaly three wialge from the hoe /IMAM 01 1116 WO fees mew hen from the free states there were twenty-Mx in its Swam A. vote has been takes is the house for rho reommiderationof the ad valorem tariff, by a 'majo rity of two. It waa *vetted that the striggle for the next pcesideney would loon assess. The hilewieg roamers were already talks& of es peals 'math dates : Whigs —Henry Clay, Welmtor, Gene ral Seem Demerol—Jima Nedernma, Dessau' Cues, Commodore Stockton, Gomel Ruston, Genorml Wool, Levi Woodbury. Ti. legislature of Tense, in anticipation of farther dilEcaltise in the settlement of die New Mimi. can boundary, have permed a bill it ergaaidag the °may of ti.inta N, providing spedsl taxes, au thorising government to aatisipate the eolketion, and to appoint a mania sad depot , with pewee to arrest for henna. This bill passed on the eon , dition that so hostile demosetratioms should take -,...._ "From the information I have remind from Mr. Saurders, it le at prineet aq ioleatina to pat my vessels iato w.mn high.. on the adeth shoe of the Sound, allowing the he to dolt pest them, and I shall then use every endeavour to pat to the west ward, and follow out their lordships' Metructioue is that quaeer. " Mere concluding, I would beg to allude to the orders treimnittcd to Mr. Saunders, relative to de. positing 11 , 4 provisions on the island of Disco. By such a cowls- being pursued an otherwise invaluable supply ie rendered perfectly useless to a 8 the ettpedi tions at present in this gqtester. and In are deprived of what we had reclmeed spew, vie., a deposit in the Sound t.. fall back apes in are zdafortnne should compel un lu abindolAir " The repeat teeefeeal from the. Ilegaisatin at Claps York has proved eseveet he the hoes, mid I Dermot but refer to the .swiss my iateepeter, Mr. Pater cf . hem rendered on this eesenicras bf Medoff a 04 7 of Sir John hose% Esspdmassi misdated to do snob mischief.—l have the Imam I. remain, Sit i l t4 y; y er, moat obedient servant, "WILLIAM P " To the Secretary ef the Admiralty." " Bar Mojesty's Ship kriVam4o4lAassiter.4644, bit 76 46 N., Hog XS W., Avg. 17, 1118*. " Sir,-1. I the Mewls augentat mkt , the information of the Lords el IS plata before the sales of Clogress en the bill oght forward by Mr. Perm fee the arrsogemeat of the boundary. The home hes sited to retire , the °overtx to submit to the people any of Glogress for the purchased territory. P AVlkto . bees iatrodtioed prepadag to salt the Meath-western territory, and determining the swam boundary of Teem. A joint ressiaticia bus also Isms proposed re. quiring the goverumsat to •denmad et the Gamest Government the removal of all Indiana leyead the Heats of Taxes. At a pall meeting, held at Sao Antonio, resolutions were peened to defend the Utica sad the constitution and tei meotamesd the sale to the Veiled States of all territoey widths 33 degrees west of 100 decrees The sews of the panne of Mr. reams% bill pat a stop to further proceedings, swept the Rieman to the people of the pr 'Wm of Cosmoses The legislature was sz o to ad journ on the 6th last. Edwin Format, the tragedies, had teat arreebsdou the eseepaiet of Mrs. Forrest, and hold to bail ld the aura of 10.000 dollars to keep the poem toward bar, she having mama to fear personal Malmo from hie halide. An iejeeetion had Moo bees greeted by the Soprano Caumet New Yak, restraining Mr. Forrest from conveying away his peoperq to the injury of the rights therein postreted by Mrs. Forrest. She had also ottemneneed • suit is the Courts of the State Admiralty, thrt her Majesty's ;hip Moistens, and her tender, her Majeetri steeen.veusel Intrepid, have this day succeeded in effecting a passage across to the neat water, and are now pretending to Laneester S end, (dicers end crews • all wed, with fine clear weather and oven water se tar as oda be seen. " 2. Agree bly with instruction received from Captain li. Austin, wirpse ed company on the 15th, at I Leo. off Cape Dudley Diggs, as the ice was then euiSaintly open to anticipate no further ob • etrie•ion in eff ecting the North . He was aious to meted to Pond's Bay, and from thence takes up the examination along the south shores of Lr ca.ter Stand, leaving on. to sacertain the truth of a report obtained from Eatpdmanit at Cape York, min i( some ship or ships having been seen near Wo..teirholm Island, after which to proceed to the rorle shores of Lancaster Sound and Wellington Channel. (1a passing Cape York (the 14th int.) Wives were wiz. By the directions of Captain Austin 1 ',need and communicated with them. when we were informed that they had seen a ship in that mighbeerhood in the spring, and that she ea., housed in. Upon this intelligence I shkgied one of the natives, who volunteered to join es interpreter and snide. "4. On parting with Captain Austin, we corded 'awards Wolsteinholm Island, where I the ship, and trended In her Majesty's spare- ' I trrpid into Wolsteinholm Sound, an d the ance of the Bqmimaux succeeded in a bsyy l about thirteen miles further in, and &Aloud iry a prominent headland. In the c airns greeted boo tea l found a document s t a ti ag that the North BOW ing wintered in the bay, a copy of which I haTil Ike Latour to trramit their lordships. "5. Previous to searching the 'pot akin the North S•ar wintered, I examined the alirOid wtlerrent. At the spot, we found evient wows or some chip being Deco in the neighbenrietroa, from miPty pi . ..erred meat canisters aid 110111111olothes left twat a pre,' of eater, marked with thi name Ot 1111670- ral bringing to the North Star. " 6 liar rtg ascertained this satisfeetceyinforwation I returned to AVointeinholm Inland, when a daceinent was deposited recording our proceeding& At 6 a. a. of the 16. h i nstant, I rejoined the ship, and pro. evaded in tow to the westward, and am happy to '.farm you that the impair across bas been ads without ohs tactics, towing through loom and etrregiing ice. "7. The expedition was beset in Melville Bay, ear rconted by Leavy and extensive floes of ice, from the Mit I f July to the 9th of Augut, - 1850, when. shh Peat exertion, a release wee effected ,• and we 'weld. d ie 'eating Cape York b continuing sing, the ' 46 of 'h.' land after w hich have been' ; we vs ilar. a .,A „ K ith real of water. Cipteia Penny's expedition was in company "'Tit '."r part of the time while in Melville Bay, led lie tfb tic 14'h when we left him off Cape / I) go, ell w e ll. Ji4 n hoer jt. etrasing Melville Bay we fell in with Sir ed Captain Forsyth's expedition. These ;:tte i :ida Austin has .seised by towing them towards dea:itatior : the latter proceeded with him, •'"‘ tie foliathis remained with us. 11 "ihlf Placed Sir John Roes in the fair and o t evaebing Lancaster Boned, with a fair wind pay t „ 1 1 1 11 1-titr. his vessel has been cast off in this te ~,,_" shall therefore proceed, with all dispatch. Malawian of the meth shone of Laucalact for divorce against Mr. Forrest, for violation of the martin, oovensitt in several instances, which are verified. Two concerts had been given by Jenny Lind, and the public enthusiasm continued unabated. She had appropriated her share of the avails of the first un cut, being at least 10,0001., to several charitable ia- Mitatins in this city. The whole of her rectipta in &Mai" ft wu said, were to be devoted to the sets- Whiwassit of free schools in Sweden Ng N , dvilinties of oar fri - ads at Goths% but yea hale to pan through It tor 836 Mille. Oa the other Wok the treadles *ill Jemmy eel y 438 utiles to get bun , to B . 'Vitae ho IS ea tbe meta es emery giatel i t, •Ilailef. to arnica soy d'anrat et the gnat Ws wirF lassie ad ass isadtry has vet ameba. Kr. Coltiwb 1.11;" 'ow** ilmi Kelitut sad Periled Railway ore wee Mb will bare to sakehis lbw stop at the fem. a ...," Kew Toes. The Halite: sad Pali* Mita that they eau save two days; sad thaw. is ead of itro a stb . 44l. forests,* gnat part ofd r ' read will desk thus ge th az wed Great West aossetry. Theo as thee, a y e . 7017ern nate s sled Keeweel wort eerie to tbo Kali en sz sad Gnat Ilt routs ads Pardestd sad KontreaL W. thereto» repast 11,, the entomb* rio t * of Gecko. wino they here pet their railroad U.. through to Phi tbe St. Lserresee sad Adsgelb at K. house% will be bound to start this aeries mmale is t, ay wat Newtseadlited to Glasgow. That is ths valve cute them Mthe surplus Noss, wow that tro l iellfis Railroad is .sari et We bays arrest faith in the vision of Canada and the North West states of the Union becoming a high road to China. Rut a direct sad reviler steam oom smesioatiou hoes filaegew or Galway (or from both) inallehes with the improvement of the ATM navies. ties to Moab's], the &mese Use to Sault St. Marie and the pordeeted bill-roads trots Toronto and Nigger; to Mures sad Detroit, weeld let ealy open op more completely a valuable enemy e bet would andoubt. edly sub* it the high read *ma Tame to rapidly =fgahans ef Rein sad Wistessia. Railroad Is shady estahllalted from opposite Mestrail *Lake Clismplale and the railway am. amiss betimes Portland (Milne) Montreal, will ere keg be completed, epeeist; up the Eastern townships ewe of the East beautiful and fertile regions of treads. In these circumstances it is no over- easpine dream that sees Laos& doubled in popula ties and wealth within the next ten years. The 'mercantile public het instinctively what is own lag ; Weedy Canada debentures are in demand in the City as one of the best investmento going—the sawed Amerieaneseurities in general estimation. TM nova Scotian. naturalli t feel piqued at the en neaseement that the Royal ail steamers intend to it,* tbsm the go-bye in fatal. Brat their sager rehowa Itself in a manly rimintion to care far them mhos: It will be son by the Post-ollee anise fa soother sawn, 'Sea the Penned theatre la die route of Um Band Mid teeemesre is Now Yoh. is ethosuitially motet. Teas la the mmt askindestest el ell. Aail sow that we soma to be of M rpM emonat fa the estiostba of Oa boas porous set, MS the North Amerkaa Steemship Commay, it Is lash *Owe begot to {set est for sondem To raptor at the dean Is as Mk es It Is ritheaterfe. Ws meet positively do something fee easselves Tie edireatages Wend by male, Saliba a pert of ask are is samerous sad se well keowa that, abbess/1i they do not snow to be annotated so tbn meat Is anted* openers, it behoves as to dram mate pies by width dee evU on be sowaterostod, sad the rentatioa of ear bubear mooned. So sow what say yea sass of Halifax OM we lasts, Mr. Cabe, abs own, Oast regal 140St Use *I coma someships, to gin no • cell when wenn to sad fro ; sod to asesawhile set to work sad bad a wharf for his skips to lb at, den of all espouse ? A ovular tors rat of the Wiens woad emooplislt it in me day. NEW BRUNSWICK._ . In thia proviso', am well sa in Noes Bootla, the In tention to diurna:roe the 'Wilhite el the lelleilhele from Liverpool to the United States to Halifax Itaa excited a keen ems diaratiefaetios. The colorists . . . comiiii; mil jinni; that the anthoritiee in the mother wintry seem be disregard their oonvenience emi intends entirely. Haw, la II ftWaide,tie;tiltitofdireeit steam emu munitativa with the mother sentry was being tug+ matedly dimmed. SPANISH AMERICAN REPUBLICS, CHILL The advisee tram Valparaim of the Insisting of August ; eemmanierte the details of the mu,' budget limed by the Weiler et ihanate, which shows the limaces si the . matey he be in a condition more COLONIAL . . Sieelebiag thee tarp past year. . .. • • Theesemetesial manta state that the demand f Burma NORTH — A bIRRIGA • CANADA . = eeSlee tboro L ee L derle g broo no hli pinahasin had boa f r om owaY por I t. Teem this col we have no plitisa/ new, bet ae g th e m o o timatiest; much knee symptom of in keeping eat of the market. The meatianal heavy rains had rendered the tram: ihelaitrh e t and Merril, its "Mel tewatt. t.ili C port of goods to the Warier shiest impossible. A = a ; "'for doffs their V ar o t or w o t io a t r r oot e ns el4 l 4 o lf . ecomuiption few , comider , ab b l e e t mh o e a had vecuk been tin efected waters fur prina hamte . NeVOlPPeiro Utter dim from the r en ewi ng pan' pall in smells di lathe mad prieted amine. le the Dfuldreel Pilot of the 14th nit. : • MPS slot to tears that he sem time pep, later th e . IL lag whim Melt that the attempt to grow J ae 1 ,,,, nt , e wow nmy lee b ... made nee in Chile has at hag* met with mem, though me a t ilia llAvw at. Levees.* hen Preasoitt dewiest& less mei Proytoos AWN MI Medi sod the project wag thaseene of this maisaties dose ceases be the least looked twee art hippies* Don LaisCorrea. however , term a p •4 1 4 0 ta 7 tivAlsalwl klf vessels Wowtoe sight. sowed 700 Omegas en his bra at Penal, twelve .... ; t ..... 1 21 0 4 1 do mew *woo to Nowirost t from Beating% and produced a ("velvet to Carelise. the all teat is mishits is that the shawl Weed he seworked eat b 7 bee's. Those is aim every nem Beier . Sada, chief e t the w ea l *let directed the se be wide& that all= = .4bs eepeasprebably set gattilal• TA alllMPollesi the Iltorwel of Beaor awe Ka Of mousy tow wiladeg eb. Temernal, fee exempla, rice pounds hem ihe ps7. marinas eta be essessed ; sea the whole ants be aide moat of taxes her lea: paw. hee been apPw'w to we" imitable to vessels atm*, tees het ofwater. the Chamber and Deputise of Chile. Private enterprise le also esertiag leeNensmplenly to develop the remorse, of this mile peels* Take .____. PERU. fr et ewe * : Not m a y Tears egg Um Says might ECM UN webassesseasto under ado et 'sly 26. e l an d' h ate been considered e l ea t t i l k — ij u i - tee f In coact ernes et the iatrigues of the bouttlog ' settlement. In the the of the Anode Gbh which tauten in the Post or Caa who boos wow Mud hu jest Win to hand, we we edvelthemsate which the rate of wages kr mum to 40 Bellew with two show as that Lake &meat has bemuse en established maths' edema, and 6 to 10 dame fee to the link in the absin of communkaties between Toronto heewhieff wiltent th,e7hote of the melonot Bollish and remoter regime beyond it. A lies at mail stare .„,,_aeweeewttaest 18 .."r ma r lII__WN I MP ai on tbs has beet estabhahed which plies daily boss Desoto to VUll = bind ial .Ms %rat prat Holland Landing , there being meriting sad afterseen WO to too Moron hf tho Made the gee I* both ways every day. The t owards yo- pro- " t e mboork l a Y hi g her "Nee to se aelee ... thaw ro rl e toi e ro U log are gnus the diremWa from Toronto towards Wm Per sad act to pay wenn do perior whisk WM the marvels of the United States taletelt . . ooritd do not exceed. A im the exertions on the part of the The Zinnias papers are muds with the Caeadieme which them facts indicate do met is 4 1weetiSa la Zwrorwo isookrotioe. pramident nate ben; thus we bat the beginaing of greater and W 40 4 14 with howl( ositkoiltd it , wed the deka gametic e g o * wor m emu from t h e f e n ea ,t e g does et the preeidest wears the waken. Tao whole statement, which we barrew frees the miasma of the 411 4 411 t 6 rood otawallif ow the rolitidsrotioo ci the Md. : government, and the principle in acknowledged. W e me bu l b s B u c omne ma Ad ver ti s e r . atu las tent o f th e DOW English Na si tistices Ad of 9h, that the , mallow had to its ems et Mishfesa. es last swim Ism arrived eat ia Pers. Iles bass Fab. .14 is the essettersdee et a ship e.aal rased the Fails se Waal ka ha% wit* rho te a t a t h th a t th e awe d l ith e *soh fler. Kerie, pared the Bereft is the Sladiseteab Ws e m r athi t t" act „ re from under the - iei - at itie imesemat eseinasieadoe Wtwatia Lake Berea aid T. p.....,.. mastery the mord oo which they *my gaperior. grew up as smennee &seise. thesadieg is ``.•7•Z•••• w aw a em it*, •inte of the greatest eiterstege le Oaaada noes I. tit %ha protective WWI el duties. By do randy lash* asst dee see. valor ma amplest of BOLIVIA. at , ei Capt. Bo'. Lit ' t " eadta l ta ll tit , al i t Pennant to a decree of the Bolivia* governmeat. soma oat eat a ° tas " *le tam %r tile - II i .. fees the let of July th is year, all tasks isushow - mill regain tee leeks. sad seag seastrestei at a , p ro bebie mean W 37,0001. Tke tiea ei tkis dive imported at CAiia Ito pay impart duty in the work will Meek the Impend bee Tomato roper of two-thirds I. mob, sad ene.third in t least 00 pee e=l l 7 fratif 11eara,L11.1.".A.......°Wai.: government bends at their nominal vela* The Lloo...„„wtle the el"'""et. ehea m e "'" e'"' embser e '''' ‘ ,7l,6 4 " l "... municipal and other local dew et ill matinee to be e s ~ fie laThientlie '1,41e thlo wale. rat I. "eh- Th e ImPerteq°4 of Ih i etes Is wet at e Vegas. Rd mi, epeted, lffieriatiaeggebt be IN= sleeted by the above tram New Toth w Nem fa ewes fil him From Ma. p eo =l e I n cash. I t t e d r r ae t all t e d on d ib. " tha t, 1,611 1 t0r , west% tereasth the loathers Pass et the Emig Illevctains. d ... 1 ..____,, gold, the am _ _ „ the Peels weeid be reasibed fa 72 keers nee. 'pie wolf allowed by zrw'w e aorroo : trh tr 27 mg. 1 1 8 70:1 1 : s te u Wm Welles*. be b r ay . °hi " ead y e rte t h e Day, ea hitherto, six per cent. export daty on the lieele am lthe ' a " ne w ef 4 1 8 fre. Neg awat io4 t and three the latter I aid that the wiser stem • aysymes. lis inwesible to Lie - . or avow to mew the imposes , OK that the pee- one half be is sash and the rentaimise la gems. pawl Owe& end Bi ases Behead is the lisk ill meat hoods. the shale et Mat Feat and nest isopermat il =Vdere. NEW GRENADA. a The Othadhow , howomes ge,,_lle t t h a t hell " lir .,,t., By raid deem of the 4th of Joao, the molice iblwilto iatoroowne• 11011, task er a ''''''-"--•' of is abaiished in the commumwealth of New Hamad as the west I ihdy ass is* saitirdid tom B . smut dec ree of the 7th Wass, it is The filiowtag odds kale isairosiliatiVe the m ew, t h e i v „ dee israrer ow gorroodoso, 10th alt. is dessniai at the_fratl aliwitim el ear soolow odor ,. or row ons ...1,... mete.. hoe° Pahlie 1 1 l casEgs , se uliway ' two liskgseed haratass within the .." ;rnitielei et Assam) Orsametra ms Wawa now " 3 1111 ."" .a, simmoses swi. Wm Portusat Othuraam.-We eases that the pee* wr THE • 2 40 - El 41baltsIggMensesponoust et the Daily Nero.) '• " " "•ir • • 11111111LA1IABINCH, CONNBMARA. ^ 1 tttlt sipwilihelieg-you from a district which, snwellteleaseiptiti, is known but to few English- Imea. A lban .are lessees for this. The entire 'et His strange 'w ld censtry being in the bsfees of a very few prnprteters, its hospitality has been larded' to easepsirathely speaking a very limited amber of it dlirlduals. As fur ?}assure travelling in Cornet:nem that, until within the last few yea's, wee . entirely impossible. In the fire ' place, then wore no rows beyond horse tracks. That diEoelty, It may be said, s pony would surmount. I But thm, unfortunately, there were no inns at which to paellas peel up. flo wends, that the old adage should have laid it down that "the King's writ could travel no further than Galway." Without any re former. to the remains of fendility which lingered in this district, down to a period aim wit within the me- INOritl of all of as, the physical obstacles to the tra velling of a writ or any other sort of document, in Comsemare, were absolutely next to insurinoontable. Before I commence the journey I propose to-dey, Ist me draw a very necessary distinction. "Conne mara "is not " Oidway," although it is situated in the county which bears that name. The two districts ate widely dissimilar. Galway proper, by which 1 men the country eastward of the county town, is a flat, bleak, uninteresting tract, nerelieved by nedu lotion, and misted the more &mites in its aspect by the boulders of grey limestone, which protrude above the surface in dons but detached MIMS of hard rook. Sometimes there are whole fields in which this ruck is so abnadant that it meow at a short distance uit no blade of grass could pos sibly fled room to grow there. But I am told that the spots of land which lie between these protruding rooks afford excellent bronzing for sheep and cattle, and will produce ocessimially admirable mops. If any ale fancies a territory in this district, Lord Ores estate, on the border of the counties Clare and Gal way, is likely to come into the market. It comprises I am told the best tract in the district, but as I only saw the property in passing, I cannot undertake its description. Nothing that I have described as appertaining to the county Galway applies in any way to the roman tic region from which I now address you. Connemara is a county of high mountains, deep and narrow valleys, myriads of little gleaming lakes, and of deep sot bays, penetrating so far into the interior that no portion of the district is situate more than five miles from existing navigation. It is from this latter die iiactire cbrracteristio that Connemara takes its name. Rythinioally and poetically it expresses to us that this is the land of the " bays o f the me." . ,_ . . - ___.... arks .. . 'by ...... ea' the Inter, and rely I and • CZ il iaLlie raa wee raved. I - rersear that ram the it et 1 eine la the boat with us were Wither Parr, de Beiet (the .setilt), Cesar (the esbia-bey), Captor Isar, wish taw bildma. Mir Pries, aad • gerlicaut whose ease I did apt raw. Mr. sad Mrs. ;Garet were cot la tar tuat. I wee raved by a Ishersan, who re plaid the Seer A. ilieseitep, as well es the rpm of Mr. Greet. svi err prea are saved the error, vibe towed a of a oilier* es. I shear think Mr. Grit bra dead ' hair Itgar whoa his body win bead. Why 11111 avails Abs., to par th ra e t lured of the rat et lisitredle Ike het kir ; we air Were leek that err, but I should ay rata raltew the pereinger ether the Polka wee oreeked. I mos tilt vs were perm weeme the mks Our wee real. I new beard that ear ops had vereeted r the whin es pre usury. At the mom when the reek 'trek I was at re beer of the bre saw the keel el the reek In the err. .C•pleia sad Mr. Orr wow ea the bergs barer re at the tre. The Few of the hamar was to the reeks, eat the rarer cried as Peri" but seareely had he spokes the, ward whoa wit aerha. If the weed has bra gives a few rates we or re right bre raped the reek. We were gulag w the aft of 11l bra as hear. The eerier gel eerie to the ✓e. at the wheel. Mr. Pieria, wee net arrays at the wheel; be only nerd as eaterag sad basin pert. He roe at the wheel at that eras, berme It was leer that we were prim seam titan mast. Whea She sea had Mira I - raw that we were saneseind by reek.. I raw the Barrer shred Is whisk we welt pre. sad treat Yr beet the sea bre Wiles we Eight bar dine is without arm Ido ark think It re powder to .assts the paw I .asp. The eraser had sot tire to aura to the bra he re it shwa. There was ass half a Waste berme the word of command sad the arideat. Had we = , that orb I think we sherd Ire been out of all initotson4 1 . The terra rd rate illesided berets then ea r ' th is erne. Capt. Prior said re that be raged ea INA . I kirk aft II we had het pier I. atop the her be Illi the boot reit noverbeteas have Mkt , thrush weerleadtag : the beet wee art brie eara. The perregere tamped is so lest, that I was arises to leave it, 1 1 perentag the racer of the wrecked seserear, bat the aft , erred es eat. We wee la the hart of brig this. boats eat with as, bat we had then ear ter. Oar Isug boat was err are as tea (oat lam, air wield held tea or twelve % that t i te nd other, razz rte, cad had two s lila-bow. No saw, bat I as not me. ltintrolossed rate of the imeris, said, I Ina bear whir the aterber strock. I its hp; all was mob ere. The water win rasing hats the reed, end lir. Mal let and the brother of the hewer rye getting down the earl best. Isr to help get the ley-best der. rawer Mr. Jeers, Mr. Furry, lir. Any, mad I, the rag bre wee got taus th e water, w hen I dreaded halo it with Mr. An . Mr. Frain, and two se threw hire else rd we threat rat a little bard the whale, when two parrot awl a lady weird ter, get at a boat. The boat jeer at that tees ris loaded that we could like so con, end I rata ciat o iateadiag to lead the pas spagreha a large fork whisk was by. Bat se we lett, Caps Perri raped over late the rue, sad striking the boat awerti It to eerie. we were all throws late the water, as I I nig Pa. Amy, swain aria ta the norm Capt. Prier red" For God's stke ear re I " Pb. epraag tower* Wks. iamb kir by the coat sad saved hit life. taw Jr Navels emir away by the serrat. There tree her lite Oleg as la the beat, sad I think that bad wel Oepe. Priests erased ear beat, the whole member weer have bra reed. Or host bad so Ow, bat I rased fey feet ever the bile sad was barks eat the water. I set why ors went by that via!] ; the vessel had sever lien arisated over titer reeks befere. We had two perk Si the tidemark is. I have behest the spot at kw-water, sad could aster rarer a preheats passage. la the dinars we were taking we rest her truck other reeks had se easeped the err whisk wee Aral se the de creed. After we Aid rusk Capt. Park said there win a• prep arm tree reeks Mr. Flaring said Aare was, oat *red that) be would ay day take a reel ever net &swim more water that the. Superb, the sea berg of the err height as ith preset. I think there was rerlr. priers la Wry*. Is pro that way. I have kris in the fora ever slaws the re pates this staden,. ant bear that astir in the littiabargh Castle, err Mr. i No ineemetter wire gra oat te the oremere wt= viral had reek. Mr. Pierre had se eatherfig is = order exert under the orris. Bad the ordered to the beat I *ha al -alight have= " era ll i, ine ' I will set say positively. as we exerted tear the errs roll err ths reek as soot es the sea shealrhavi lir be. With err and a little pulsar, I as tare all right lave bra tart Is a queer of aa bear. The sea was rerstly eels. We had three raters ea board. I Mut Kr. Pierre say to Capt. Pahl, " We were la a goodMar' it pa had act vied ' port," bet Ide act believe it. &- kWh* thrall Is got Bright, rtl there woo so rears kfraillatri ills shallerbr The lir wren who ear said reran he renege Ober. ' lir. There Her& ilasetnes, asid..-ppo wars about t wo league bra the rear" hisser reeked. As we neared her we saw pros era the wreekkiffing here the tide, sad herd ere of distrer. Ilad is ayriarres. "We ran roe to rake Orr the steamer, ant premed is the dredge allha sr. Vs Massed. eat Maid ekes from enrol dieter E t : Ora reheat marls the rise whisk . Arra extrarni. and piertlp saw re nee ille al weer arm weer . We WO their es, aad aterreas pkked op usethee, aired Itr thee pietist op asetlase. a lira miles...e. Gib=,. ailers esii he het Wild irk haw • rimer el ea beer ' bare. This wringer doled ika. her is the Sorts erre, sad ileerrel the holy; it wee that of Me Yeah. I has known the yore thirty peer The plass is sr In i the least preheats fee • user". Then an two raw tolerably preetleable ; re anal ball a rile te the , right. I bale ewer ern error per ever thee rocks. I ark it rot prable ter the vend to as.. bat it is the rest regrew reser of ail. Oar. Prime: told re that he sherd net bar rise, bitt le shah the preemere whir re Nike was. He added, that re had asked Mr. 'koalas if be raid the the alp_ thresh, I sad the little/ raid " Tr." That he thea asked Maar, to take the kir, but arm a reek at the bead of the boat si Sew Warr after, ha tried " Pert," end the ere resent the ship smith Had they erred the reek is whisk they streak. sad another by Its aide, I Welt they erred liar bra sae. The Frage, sash rlt is, Is tip ar, sad saw aot be rade is a t ire. la arra pars it to not nen lt lest la The erase' le drawees for ~ : . iCUM - BERED ESTATES OF IRELAND. Havisgspoken of the difficulties of travel in Comm uters twenty years ago, I most not omit in the outset to recognise thankfully the facilities which are now afforded. Admirable roads have been carried through the entire district, roads so good that they exhibit is their construction the master-mind of a first-rate engineer. Ezoelleat Bianooni cars pertma their daily journeys through these wilds from Galway to Cliefdru on the mouth, and on the northern side the mountains front Clistden to the %Merin and West poet, in the county Mayo. And this is by fez the pleasantest way of seeing Connemara. All the way from Galway to the place from wlatos I writ*, the country is interesting, until Ballinahioch is reached, whilom the residence of the lords of all this territory. Through forty miles of ossetry, all the way from Galway, the traveller has pawed through a diarict which owned one lord, or, more rseentl - y, :one lady. Through forty miler of country th e Martins, of Ballutshioch, could drive &cm the county town to their own threshold without passing through another man's domain. As regards mere territory, this family more acres than any other in the empire. las, alas, that the whole should pass away from them t that not one rood should remain which another , generation of Martins will be entitled to call their own. Of the families in Ireland which boast no Manisa descent, it is . perbaps di ffi cult to find one which chime higher °ripe than thin family of Martin. They derive from a Norman warrior, who accompanied Richard Cesar de Lion to the Holy Land, and who shared that Hing's captivity on his return. Sir Oliver Martin was knighted by Richard, who conferred on him the remarkable armorial bearings which the family b.sr to the present hour. They consist, to de scribe them heraldically, of " erne, a cross Calvary, or, on three drys's, in the dexter chief the sun in splendour,_ and in the sinisterchief the moon in em cee." Motto—" Sic itur ad astra," _ . M il . Peri. • , said-4 awl woo Meads lauded that we *meld tops up ea the pada* boa whirs the aorta wr steselai. _Ma related oat was the phew she tatPala wee wean, awl ohs reek ea whisk la pow awe were saved. Bodnar, I saw at. an havelday_ naiad svassesiae, awl asst seessat I Mad. " ler Gad, see then are the nein" TIM 41Sp4Sis pass ward of sad the eldr weak. The boa! wise IA 41ew swil wrl d i 'jumps' We ege den etitile. Prosody, wales that the boa has 'halo &jumped eat awl sweat be* la the *WOO I bald oa by a proroadma ea the treat eit she Wrung till a roma erns awl saved ere Mr. Mean Lam piassaws, sad =Oast by proleadea, amid—l wee dome dabs ibis the stolen etnek. rembei esi ea tc= ladder dews saw tat water reeking lido the add ,ffsiehlar ths fame,. I saw a pa done keno doe the swan best, sod told kiss wet is do ft; be did, hewer, sad with emsral when got fats it. Imect isg ast get law eat whoa all net hint I saw ; lie renalued is beard the sammwer. Mr. Che w jur over with • bog. I sin jumped over with a kat. gad re _ d seised a week by swimming. I pulled of ay soot beta jawoay over. Ife see gave orders, whisk was tho ore el the Wifortuas. After the wreak the lonia Marled Mr. Flowlag 1.5417, sofas that it was he who had aseend him then was a pow WM. However, as he was eapten, I thiak he world to ban aired oat hie owe tow kin sad reepossibility. That was so pine to take a ves sel to. Mr. James Hark sald—Whs the boats had hese let down I saw Paulo sad the rota* is ow. The first said, " Let u go bask to time eteammer.' The sonde said fflte, sash ; bed us Ple a lady awl two *Ursa were Ifylsi OS His Omer, Flashy hand wpoa »tango, awl al that mensal several pews= •fasoll late wed upset the bon. I saw tat wean la the beat, wed WWI it said, ff Par dtawa orb* saes the Wise end 41011nla baasdag aid—After the Mr had sins* I j sad at the sad ad balsa hoer was SIM . Goat We talked a goad Vaal; lie said whaa wo wen sheet three or her ail a hos tat alshwer. " 4 1 of learn tbiak yea *see is an door of war bent sand." I said, " I de sot see ao." He enewsted, "I ele wf sash fatirned ; " I do sot thiak I shall be able to bait est snob hoer." Tea =loft alter, I taw Ms disarm his plume, Ind been kin Wine he was preying. I saw a boa' orsalai, sad MO he kelp, aid the we., eke were &hen, woo sad saved as. Afterwermis they picked Imp Mr. Go an I eargested to thew that he mint sot be quit* deed ; we tried to woo his, bat he woe gees. TM nowt wee adroamed at the dos. at ebb whow's When as Matarhy r two of .lei. The sot.* of the bt hi tiet=rew e rbi a a ag i e gavo li gaPsi saintel ' "c" How came ouch — a family in Connemara P Their anoestor accompanied the first English army that in vaded Ireland. He mottled in Galway and became the founder of one of the 13 tribes. BallanahinchAhowever, was not acquired by him. That tervitery waobtained upon its confiscation from the O'Flehertys by a de scendant who is said tohave been &Galway lawyer. But the conduct dike Martins almost from the moment they obtained possession effaces every unfavourable reminiscence as to the mode in which the property may have been originally acquired. The Martine, te the utmost of their power, hare been kind and liberal landlords to an gnashed and confiding people. Even in their embarrassments they never oppraseei or evicted. They have even wanted thin elves, that they might render assistance to these who were de pedant oa them. Of bow few Irish landlords can the same he said. If therehad been more such instances of virtue, how load would now have been the wail— how deeply felt the sorrow and regret in districts where the dispoesendon of the ancient owners is at present almost the subject of rejo'cing. I remember well, when I was a boy, meeting a little bald-headed old gentleman, with strong brogue, and a ruddy face beaming with benevolence, who looked at ything but the owner of a millionaires and the lord of thousands of poor vaieals, ready, every one of them, to ldown for him a life. Not, poor gentleman, that could ever have desired such a sacrifice. OD the seatrary, he would have endangered his own to ra rabbit any hour of the twenty-fear that he opportunity of action se its champion. There are many who will recognise in the person I refer to a former member for the aunty of Galway, known in Louden by the really honourable title of "Humanity Martin." The cab horses have cause to bless him ; the dewing bear of the olden time, if any one of them shall have survived his performances and escaped the hair-dremer, will'all rep lds memory with tears of gratitude. I don't know how far English readers enerslly will appreciate or understand such virtues in • Ooonemara man, bet this Mr. Richard Martin wee the soul of humanity, benevolence, and Madness; the friend of the afflicted, whether elizi rent or (lamb; the perfeetiin of generosity in human astare, and a bright example of the beet virtue that awn mankind. To tea a tithe of the benevo lent este he war in the daily habit of exercising would require a volute. I remember, when I knew thatlis family bad just induced him to take his wale in a beck parlour, knowing that at the whin? of meadicancy at the host gate they could not pre- vent his rushing forth, soup-plate in hard, to give his ewe dinner to the beggar. • . • I The Ballanshioob propaety was in great difficulties all through Mr. Rich ard Martin's lifetime. His eon, Mr. Thomas Hermann Martin, who represented Gal way from 1832 to 1847, endeavoured to effect im provements oti it and to open up the varied resources which be foresaw mud on. day or another constitute it of considerable value. The exertions of this gen tleman were no doubt greatly crippled by the heavy debts on the estate, bat ha nevertheless employed • large number of labiurers and exerted himaelf must laudably to effect improvements ca the teed. Mr. )wall Martin died, daring the famine, of typhus fever, caught whilst In the peribrmaato of his duties as a magistrate in the Galway Gant Rehm. Several other gentlemen of the county osamisted the same direful complaint at the same time; hat Mr. Martin's was the only life that fell a sacrillse. Au important life it was. He left no son, and Me vast estate passed to en only daughter, a lady young in years, unmarried, unaccustomed to the details of business, who thus found herself soddenly placed, at the meet Mad and di ffi cult of tsomeats, in the posi tion of the mistress of s wide domain end of a famish .Wtenably, all yoking up to her for insistence and . W Ii almost bate to attempt to realise all that this yiifa tn a lrd setheashis Isdy art have experienced SISR lemesit dim saddenly invested with a Irdobt it awe mad duty to whisk she was wholly imassaismoll. Imagine the erg day after the last min rites ot parental love and duty had been per. then rulS.ihrot ion in al flexions to pre tak- up the el Lai cater Sin a report obis ro mini( 110111 Wo.rteir,holm rorli chores Channel. 1. ()a paw were seta. 1 ',need an( we were idc in that might I{ll housed one of the ci interpreter am "4. ()a p el edrel 'award the ship, ltd • 11. trepid into &nee of the E. about thirtem prominent he found a doeun wintered in e bonnier to trill. " 5. Previa Siar wintered 'clement. son.e chip t~ empty pf t oer Dear a po‘,l of will belonging " t 1 Haul°, I returned to *is dtpcwitti of tits 16• h retried is tt inf.um you I without ohi strugglin g i " 7 . The rvulded by the 11111 I 1.1 liter Mat a: Intel, the idles of farqii.d nit "K. Car a doh* ems! led up tfb NIA) I) g g ,"8. 114 a . allm h oist Ct eteia Aug Men d.aiin led tie fort " 10. 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Web re be Mkao. 10 omobilbeven of *nude .. fie follovitql m a mortal the &crannied Inquest i low sad viloolgo, .addidemi fp ' lir LOS stAllotioo.,Mbarla abo,monlelsod lo - ye to e "/ E, la ,a. porno e y ttib -- lbw ' • 0164 NIAZIall''' 6 . o Prla• 4 199 44 1 . 1 1" 64 -_,II4VA , Aktilk,*f.l.l9ll-IMS lIP Irate* a lbs * 40. *Vim 20 1. Alto ll 11"11 › " 2"."" is" " "I" ' °a th e body a Ile " at t i Bay 'lvy"' • Atone, 0, Op" oatleo,bypolkjek 'pot of th l p**ll permit, Go d . 1 . :. ~,, z .,...„,,,„„, ... a % t o .1 1 , 4 , seem Qom* sag hi wifaotemme4 dories the monk of : id DaTfitote4 • . binii` fey 'Any. lineknati; ' iffiLmosAh# ettp Mac s hipp. - . , Tlvy sebum wt fooleries reihrey at Melee the Bomb. ~.. - • uid mac to my : f i Ze il ittett Commander. "' ;, be Ile aAm ime, ma V mato iv be. Mlle Nolo; a Niko. es beeti Ihre.fiepeeb. exualortl 1 . ' ' beepiA wast bi wq al •1114145 a we bid Ma WO i1di.....W110% we wrack ew hid.. aks, At s'tet-psst of Su. . Shi.,l4lodithelheillif A ,_ leBo4lllle, .' ': - eh the Whew sod Perelmil reef, old tram the ..sWeel testeetly Med. I the little boos sespeediv e ot **doom 10111, . , 4 ~ :. . ~,„ipre. W.. hMatiowolOillommel Ai she INA el the melee Wm& wt. of ies awoke., sad ' m od t i , All a. " maim l i k „,, ~ Mid, tbatil NEW p ,Beat o . et ii im e,ab s . .N iir th, • s tar ,„...wieh la seeket.ea ebromelaeor, before the int 41410110 _hilt= OS eilevetwtee do tots ma*. I tale them set to oewtteed the ( . 2 wir Os gnu Noe Olt Me .frreets cof dr Mit ter- tee, tem they arreeibedesejemped to to Me amber 4 us Si „,b s r 1 11r1210 0 •, . ~ • 111t . 11 , ts:P• , •A•aft 41104•18119 - William Bm'bii KN.-. *leery, tau' Teata wee owe festUy opeoted. to moosetwelve. We bed so eon. sad dr Owes were sot th. , Wan rillOt i , .. • t • •002.111A0e Mud Illepor 2 A.R 2 Apra , 1050; biome( by WV*. Imes us all opines tbee liar. . r be had get hide way Ewa tbs m the h 620; oam hails* . %woo DedeNll4.Alawdlidr l 4lB.o." T. brim We not iron NM.: to Qvbee yew wee (sly boat 1 111:71., I sew stout Vim it wise pe rm; float s boa I mom* mosiill. IWe , letleir „,. ~ „0, ~. , i , - --- t- ' ~.. . Illejtigt lora ths,itt the 'ITN* te nosh the by we ea the water, and sell 1 sad • Scotch astir t formed. Fiery her settling herself down to what was henoefbr ward to be a daily task. Oa the table before her lie a bundle 'of anapiciews looking letters—their cramped directions and viewed folding, ominous of disapeeable de mends. At the door is the steward awaiting orders upon suitteets ehe feels her elf enable to direct: without are a herd of poor, starting manes, shivering with old, and sallies on her to save them from the direful death that too noway of their fellows bed already suffered. Aed all this occurs in the wild, of Ooonemara, forty dreary mites away even from &dyke! Vfnat was this poor youbg lady to do in suds extremity P It appears that she resolved to do that wbioh most other young ladies would hive dose seder lime disadvantageous cirenenstanees —to obtain the counsel and assistance of that best Maud and protector—it husband. Miss Martina arried, as soon as possible after her father's death, a olusis of the name of Bell, who to perpetuate the ancient family titiguomen, assumed the name of Martin. But, untappdy, neither marriage nor any other expedient could save this ancient family fmm the ruin that awaited it. It came at last in a distressin! form. 'lies Martin had made herself answerable for a debt contracted with a Gal way merchant for seed and provisions which were supplied during the famine to the tenants. The tensnts were to repay their miittees at crop time the value of the articles they had thus obtained. The harvest was a partial failure. Many were utterly unable to ply; some, for whom there is less, if any exeuse,pleaded distress, and asked for a postponement. Disappointed of obtaining the expected return, Mrs. Bell Martin was unable to pay the creditor. An execation was put into the house, every chattel on Ballanabinch was sold, and the last descendant of Sir Oliver Martin was driven from her horse, it is to be feared never to return to it with the authority of its ancient heathers. The Law Life Assurance Company of London, who are mortgagees of the Ilallanahinch estate to an enor mous amount, are now in virtual possession of the property. Apprehending that the Encumbered Es tates Aet would bring many other Irish properties be fore the public, they last autumn endeavoured to effect a sale of the Ballanabinch estate by public auction at the Mart, in London. As might have been expected, the attempt was unsuccessful. In the first pleat, the character of the property was very little known in the second, the title appeared to be very aware and troublesome in many of its features ; in the third the company put re served priers on the lota which were considered by many to be far too high. A very small proportion was bid for ; a still smaller quantity was sold. The estate, however, is now in the Encumbered Estates Court, and it will be submitted to public competition under very altered circumstances ; time has Inn given to become acquainted with it ; the title given to the pur chasers will be a parliamentary title given by the court; and there will be no reserves. Under these circumstances is Ballanahinch a purchase likely to suit an English speculator In order to enable readers to dPcide upon this ques tion, I must explain more particularly what the estate is, and how it is to he sold. From its great extent, I need not ray that it presents in a modified degree widely differing features. The property extends from the sea to the shores of Lough Corrib. From the eircarostaneca of Lough Corrib, and the probability of its being speedily navigated by steam vends, the lots which are situated on the shores of that lake are con sidered highly speculative. They affird good frontages to the lake and numerous suitable situations on which to build. The I.nd is light, and at present badly cold va.ed, but it may be easily drained and improvol, and altogether at a reasonable rate any of these lets would be goodinverements. Bat these Lough Comb lots afford no idea of either the general character or of the value of the property at large. I shall better illustrate the cf•aractir of the estate by referring to the demesne. This part of the property comprises something of everything Oat is to be found on the estate. It includes upwards of 60,000 acres of land, mountain, valley, la kc, river, bog, morass, patches of arable and pasture land and a considerable extent of sea-shore. It also comprises marble quar ries, salmon fisheries, oyster beds, and en fishery. All these are features of the property ; but a hat are its present circumstances P First, I will speak of the land. By far the greater portion of this estate is mountain, affording good browning for sheep, but from its extremely ragged character quite °nada eatable. At the mountain summits and in the hollows there will frequently be found pitches of bog, easily reclaimable by drainage, but in very few instances will three patches afford opportunity for very extensive works, for there are few cases in which es much as 30 acres can be found in a single spot which by any possibility can afford opportunity for cultivation. The surflace is in fact granitic : huge boulders of the primary rock lie heaped about in all directions, and all the ;oil there is upon the hills is that which lies deposited between these great projec tions. By the margins of the lakes, and occasionally on more elevated spots, patches have been reclaimed and are in cultivation ; but the proportion of land thus tilled is very small to the entirety, and I cannot see any way, at whatever outlay, to turn any very large portion of the Ballanabinch demesne to very much better account u cultivatable land or pasture. But is there nothing on Ballenahinch that affords opportunity of improvement P The reader shall judge for himself. Two miles and a half off the road and within a s'iort mile of the sea a number of neat look ing buildings are congregated together on the shores and on an islet i t tht middle of the lake, which have acquired in the district the distinctive title of " The F.shery." To go to this "Fishery" you must pars the gate of Ballanshinch House, and on 111 quiry anyone will tell you there that it is inhabited at present by "John R ,bertson, Esq., the agent for the property." When you get to the buildings called the " fishery," it you ask who they belong to, you will be told that they are the property of "John Robertson, Erg "ciao; and com ing upon a neat little cottage, now constituted an hotel, you will find that that cottage need to be "John Roberts - in, Esq.'s cottage," and that the fine oats growing in the field opposite are John Robertson, Esq.'s oats; and that, in fact, John Robertson, Esq., seems to be lord end master here, turn whichever way you will. Now the history of John Robertson ' Egg , is this. He is a Bootehman, of Dumbertcm, who'bas brought to Ballinahineb by Mr. Barnewall Martin. I should mention that Ballinahineh-house stands upon a chain of scree lakes, and that these seven isles pour them selves out into the am by a narrow river about three miles below the hones. After being some time in the I I district, Mr. Robertson got a lean from Mr. Martin of the land and lake at the point unrest to the sea 'where the river is the narrowest Here he formed a fishery.* By a simple oontrivance a salmon weir was formed, sad houses were built for curing, pot ting, and ptese 'mg the fish. I find by the particu lars published last year, that " the Timheola salmon fishery is held by John Robertson, Esq., under an agreement for a lease of 23 yarn from the 12th August, 1839, at • variable rent according to the quantity of fish taken, and which has produced, on an average of pas: years, in money paid to the pro. prietor, 3001. • year." The less. of this limbeola a lmon fishery will not therefore expire until 1862, nearly twelve years from the present date. But the salmon fishery of Timbuktu is not the extent of Mr. Robertson's possession. I find by the same authority, that he holds "the valuable oyster beds and fishery in Bertraghboy Bay, under an agreement for a term of ten years, from the tat of September, 1847, at a variable rent, according to the oysters and fish taken." The partioulars state that this is " con shined to be of peat vales, though the _sent come of the portion of the lobar focopr in the lot is not estimated at more than 2001." From what I saw at the "fishery," I gaits agree in thinking that this is of "great value" if properly applied. Mr. John Ro bert son having caught the salmon in the weir, and taken the oysters and turbot out of Bertraghboy Bay, pots the same in tin canisters, which he makes upon the premises, and ship them off to serchanb in London and in Liverp He also has a small trade in the same way for preserved beef, milk, and carrots, probably the same with which the ships of the Anti': expedition were supplied, and concerning which there were recently letters in the papers testifying to the very superior character of the commodity. As carrots grow admirably in the bog, and as young Scotch cattle can be bred and fed far nothing on these mountains, Mr. John Robertson can doubtless sell his preserved vegetables. beef, sad milk, at very moderate rates; sad, indeed, looking at the circumstances altopther I cannot conceive a batter speculation than thin °limbed& Fishery," where mhos, oysters, beef, milk, carrots, and turbot, can I ~' ~i