The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-23 00:00:00

DUBLIN, Anan, 21.
The result of the Cork twenty election presents a
gratifying triumph of enlightened liberal feeling
among the people of the Yorkshire of Ireland. There
was no tumultuous excitement, no mob violence ; the
liberal flag was hoisted by all three of the candidates
betwoo whom the contest lay, pretty nearly the
some polit;cal creed being at least professed by all,
and the Ramo catholic priests and others who
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Paremi yet the
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man has bees chosen 13 slot majority over
the noisy orator who sw edge. ad wpm,
and over the titled aristoreat in w favour all the
conservative and landlord influence of the (minty was
thrown as a rake-weight into the scale. As far as
could be asuertained at a late hour last night the re-
mit of the gross poll, in a.ll the bsronies, with the ex-
ception of three, for which only the first day's poll
bad been obtained, was:
Mr. Deasy. .............. 2,530
Lord Ensismore ........ 2,073
Alexander M.Carthy •• • . 1,506
giving Mr. Dewy a majority of 457 over Lord Ennis-
more, and of more than a thousand over his other
competitor; but it appears that the former of these
numbers was reduced by the polling in the remaining
three baronies, and, according to the last accounts re-
ceived by telegraph this evening, Mr.Dessy has beenl
returned by a majority of nearly 260 over I.ord En-
mignon.
The weather continues peculiarly favourable foe
agricultural labour, though much too dry
.and oold
for vegetation, which is consequently still in a very
backward state. The face of the country has indeed
quite a brown and parched appearance, but a few
genial showers will soon transform that into pleasant
verdure, and the great point to be considered now is
the great inceeass that is to be observed in the extent
of cultivation. Farming work was never, In fest,
peeked on with greater activity. The Cbrk llowooloor
nays : " Large as was the breadth of ground pissed
last year under tillage, we believe we will be fully
borne out, by thou who know the country, when we
say that this year the extent is even greater. A large
Twenty of potatoes has been and is still being sown."
The wheat crop, although backward for this period
of the season, moots a fair premier, and has assumed
quite a renovated aspect within the last fortnight,
nipping night frosts, to which it is still subjected,
notwithstanding.
At this season, for many years past, all our ports
swarmed with emigrants on their way to the far
west ; but the contrast at the present moment is Very
remarkable. A few of the peasantry, and those chiefly
of the more comfortable class, still leave our shores
to rejoin their friends in America or elsewhere, bat
they are but as a drop of water compared to the tor-
rent of emigration in former years. The Limerick
asronicio thus shows to what the " Exodus" has beim
Mooed in one of the principal emigration ports:
The tide of migration bola this port has at length beta
stayed. The vessels wowed to sail this math hr
Clashes, fa vast of the enormous somber of puma.
gun who were mat to secure berths in the spriag ships
Gen oar quays, were each delayed a week behind the time
neinitlesod for their departure but without mow. Os
Batarday, the Jessy, capable of'sonaintodatiog 300, cloned
out with oaly 68 passenger& Last evening, the Jails Black,
with sowasmodatimi for 380, sailed frost the Docks with
°sly 138; aid this aftentoce the Tximph left with 78 what
pressers—all for Osebee.
John Dalton, an architect in respectable practice,
has been committed at Carrick-on-Buie, for forging
the name of the Marquis of Waterford on three bills
of exchange for 50OL. 6604 and 7004 on which he
obtained a sum of 18601. at the National Bank.
As soon as the Booth Wales Railway shall have
been opened to Milford, a fast dunces le late he pissed,
by the Memo. Malcommoo, es the Ilse betimes that
port and Waterford, thus opening up a footle sok
of communication between England and the met* of
Ireland.

SPORTING.

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