The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-12 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Du SLIX, SATOIRDAT.
Lord ltunsany, one of tho representative Irish
rers.dietl on the ith inst. at Dunsany Castle. He
is succeeded in his titles and estates by his onlf
brother, the lion. Captain Plunkett, R.N. The de-
ceased nobleman, who was an unflinching advocate
of 41111,1. make principles, was only in his 48th year,
kis death being produced by an asthmatic affection.
I A largv meeting of delegates from the various
tenant right arsociations of the county of Down as-
sembled at Newtownards this week to make arrange-
ments for securing the return of Mr. Sharman Craw-
ford and Lord Castlereagh as representatives of the
county at the general election. Judging from the
state of feeling in the county, there is no reason to
doubt that the election of these candidates will be
carried with triumph.
Mr. Sharman Crawford has formally consented to
become a esindidate for the County of Down, but only
on the condition that he should be sent to parliament
as the freely chosen messenger of that constituency.
He therefore declines taking any steps on his own
part to solicit or obtain the votes of the electors.
A local journal enumerates the following list of
candidates for Waterford—Mr. Carew O'Dwyer, Mr.
John Francis Maguire, Mr. Keogh, Mr. Reynolds,
Mr. F. Lucas, Mr. Malcolm, Mr. Ball (son of Judge
Bally, Colonel Snow, &c. Heaven help the electors
of the terbi intoeta!

It is understood that Lord Naas has no idea of
presenting himself to the electors of Coleraine again.
It is said, iu &et, to be the intention of government
to get rid of Mr. Napier and his somewhat too ad-
vanced views on tenant-right and a few other ques-
tions as sum as possible, by pitehforking the teamed
gentleman to the bench, and that the Irish Secretary
will thus have a seat to his hand in Trinity College.
Mr. Wilson Kennedy, the presbyterian and tenant-
righter. looks upon -himself as the only candidate in
the field for Coleraine, so fey as matters have yet
advanced.

GOVERNORSHIP OF JEISET.—Major-Gencial J. F.
Love, , will be appointed to guessed Sit J. H. &apnea,
Is Lwateavnt-Ocivernor of Jerosy.—ifietug.pispar._

Manxman:nu iiallloUlt Of lidflidi.:—The Lords
orate Admiralty have Mt reyerled le lite Were of Cor-
inne ea the proposed coostruelles by dr
me
of a
harbour of Wm. at Aldiereest, la hallik, mad ea the
Mycoses at of the drainage et Me hoe 111 M the beaks of
the thin (he sad Aide. Thee rime et lbee ef idgb
water Apprvaelt at illevgbdia Quay alibis IN yards ef Se
Na east trues width lbw el e rely separated by a bed ef
ma dad rate lee* ~lt le yeepleed w semets. eat
Um hem a harbeer. TM lime dr
Loehr hilly teridesed the ire et egial=
seeks proposed MO sot Abet the donee iimailt either
primmest isepareed asellges.4 se marls • er diehrige
wtbe load, wad tbst the pregeol et a
tell es Telma pserlag imbued le •
samery mita at variance widi lb brereele el
led tiepin se so acereat le be mellesed. /be met dr
woks m. remitted at 60,0004. width it is prepseed se air
entirely by leas, sad there appeased le be re soberip
We enutract. Tbdr lerdabige, briers. re of eyries
that tbr !liven Ormad Able parse qesaillmillsas by ableh
ran sayipatice —y be bnpreved rid swede valuable ir
.tome, aria, to some regally die draber. mad state=
vial be glad at a future tims le WI sinielnee W a
denied sir me for a ace sad puestemat asteasee 11l the
liter, under promoters largely lateeeeted pose= be the
mum of the undertaking, sad able to inspire ie esall-
&see is its merits.

St UN A tAILWAL-011 Saturday as
tam held at the New lan, Tentisereasts. open the et
a man named Armsworth,whe destreped himself en the
South Wi,ti,rn Railway, net dm from that own. De-
emed we. some years uses la Mierabl easy eiremellineell,
bat in come/pease et memo is bsefssm had Weems
somewhat milesed. The letter event eggeetell he have
es preyed on hie wiled se to impair itif irrilleeL His
friend,. =slam that be might be fflegie* Mhos one et,
had hint plated under proper surviilite union. His 1
conduct in ti:e hare wes each that ae emir ever imagined
that he ennumpiated layiag violent feeds neat himself.
On flood Friday eve be was eirdered t. take &little welkin
surds. lu order le improve hie IMeitlL An atteadeat tees
sent out with him le take ewe ani dam hilt mad
the heishhouring fable. Maki' walked about he sums
tine, apparent), weepier ble walk, be ems air the rail-
way at this townjeft as the lbws aspen ilia OM in
sight. The unfort unman meamalmarlaglbesiehnefthetrain
darted from his ateadmet east lea ea =the Yee before
the engine had ems up. The le him
cone back, but WNW of se eisiliel,r west Alit=i• meet
the train. .I.•ltmea, the med, ea easing a nee ea the
line applied the bask I. order le step se Nei% ad the
engine driver shat Mite_ sheem sad sensed the whistle,
but without effect; Wm the meassahmt of the en
Rine end carriage/ small be dated, that NM Sielet at
ll speed upon the MB, 111111 heftedel his heedisma 111111ew ae
to slalom touch the &dem - Ne wee ia-
stantly hurled aerial the 11/11•1h whim he idllait at the
engine and all the orgriagra peered overWSZolterea
the vet. After hearing evidence,
proved that di eemed mu not in • mass of nil tesendee
hie areountable for his arta, the jury Mai het dery sad
destroyed his life, be being at the time et unesemd mind.
_ _

Wiwi, LODGING-BOUM Fos in MIDDLE
CLAAAte. —The first portion of tbe amid dwelliegs for
people of the middle classes of sotto witiontly erected at
the top part of the new ' ,WaNthister, have
been a,mpl, toil and are partially lagamlaiL Mir hos the
eats emn nt 4nrsrered, that seismal 211110 Mow lo Ashley-
stew are to be built for the same , as well as the
upper portions of those begun at e "sualtall road end of
the street. Another stem t has also been laid oat at the
hack of the Vauthall-hridge-road, and relining into
Itochesti r-row, which it is reported will catmint prineipally
of improved eight-roomed halms for seeehsaice. It is also
understood that a portion of ground will be pieced, at a
r. price, at the dimmed of the Society for Improving
the Dwellings of the Labn,aring Clamor, in order that they'
map erect several of their model lodging-basso. foe
Tar. EGYPTIAN RAILWAT.—The first cargo of iron
for the Egyptian Railway, now in course of construction,
%oche the superintendence of Mr. Robert Stephenson; was'
despatched from Cardiff on the 26th alt. We understand
other wanes are now in course of loading at various °ta-
ken., whieh will estatinue to be the case Nat'l the whole of
the eastern& haw been shipped; thus amelornest will
armed for a esselhealde woman of Outessee taw
le area We undminlall int nninani ieWYwaall
alindsl in the senrwasieaelan with and shag the
-m and =nni en the pert ago Nie oe4 a{
gel", 4101,

Colonel Scott, Auktant
cheater; Lieut.-Coloael Denims le es be Ambient Adju-
tant-General at Limerick.

COMMAND OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY AT HON'
Ku to.—Lieut: Colonel GriMu is about to proceed to Hong
Kong to command the Artillery, in succession to the late
Lieut.-Colonel Tomkyns.
MOVEMENTS OF INFANTRY DEPOTS.—Tho follow-
ir.g depots have received orders to move shortly as below :
depot 66th regiment, from Cork to Guernwy ; depot 72nd
regiment, from Guernsey to Cork ; depot 15th regiment,
(ruin Jersey to Dublin ; depot 34th regiment, from Dublin
to Glasgow ;depot with regiment, from Bristol to London-
derry ; depot 73rd regiment, from Londonderry to Bristol ;
depot 16th regiment, from Hythe to Cork ; depot 6:h regi-
meat' from Cork to Canterbury ; depot 68th regiment,
frortiCanterbu7 to Jersey ; depot 36th regiment, from the
Isle of Wight to Waive ; depot 26th regiment, from
Wales to the Isle of Wight ; depot 11th regiment, from
Wilmer to Hythe ; depot Gith regiment, from Canterbury
to Wilmer ; depot 13th regiment, from Gosport to Jersey.
THE ARMY IN IRELAND.--Colonel Edt n, C. 13.,
arrived at the Royal Hospital, Dublin, on Wednesday last,
from Edinburgh, to enter upon his duties as Deputy-
Adjutant-General to the forces serving in Ireland. Colonel
Eden served is the campaign in Jaw, in 1811, with the
flud Light Dragoons, including the actions of the 10th
and 26th August, Aide-de-Camp to Sir Thomas Hislop at
the battle of Maheidpore, and during the Mabrattis war in
1817 and 1818. lie has received the war medal with one
clasp for Java. Lieut.-Colonel Sweating, Royal Artillery,
has arrived is Dublin from Charlemont, and assumed, tem-
porarily, the command of the artiUery in Ireland until the
arrival from Canada of Colonel flumes Dyneley, C. 8.,
who is to second Major-General Turner in the command of
the Royal Artillery. Colonel Bell is appointed to the
command of the Artillery, vice Colonel Dynsle). Lieut.-
Colonel limpet, of the 7th Humus, having left Dublin on
leave of absence, the command of the regiment ha de-
volved upon Major Hagan. Four troop' of this regiment
are quartered in Island Bridge Barracks, and two at Dun-
dalk. Captain E. J. Cruise, of the 6th Foot, has joined
the depot companies of this regiment at Nenagh, from the
service companies at the Cape of Good Hope.

NEANDERS LIBRART.—The library of the late
eminent Dr. Augustus Neander, celebrated throuith.nit
Germmy for its completeness in theologies' works, has just
been pi:reused on behalf of the senate of the University of '
Rochester, in the state of New York.
EXCESSIVE DEVOTION TO SCIENCE.—A medical
man died some days since at Prague, in tonnqinneo of
hating swallowed poison as an experiment for the interest
of science. lie had been in the habit of making these trials
in presence of scientific men, after having prevmusly taken
en antidote but in this case the experiment proved fatal
to him. . _ • _

halinsTlNG Discovitilf.—The -Irenir of Nice, of
the de Mama, that Dr. Lateens, a French physician now at
NiC4l, Wdisowned ea lausarrie stratum of fossil animals
in the thatirof the Lessmatta, as it is called, situated
within the polio of Illastbasem. Dr. Lefevre intends con-
' bailie hi essaratims oa a brie seals.
Row, ASTLIIIIII BT. Males SOClJlTT.—Yesterdav
monde, the Rev. J. V. roveh at the Church of
St- dim. at. Anus's-lane , in behalf of
the frail of the Royal seales of Ann's. The Lord
Yaw mod Mori& was patent, and the earnest appeal of
the re aced gioduissat was riegusisd to by a collection
et AK

41TT 0111110PADIC HOCIFITAL, HATTON OARDIN.
• oily suntans meeker: of the blends and supporters
of the slam attitudes was bite se Saturday last at the
Lodes Timers. Iliskisg=darsed ; Ralph Lindsay, Reg.
F.S A., in the elmlr. prelideary business having
transpired, It wm sailed lettleiwerlity chairman that there
were now upon the bsele MO leMeldsals of both sexes, is-
!eluding the halpediesdit Mir scene observations from
various gentleissaa. itst was essayed with the greatest
satisfaction. Is , H. J. Chance, Esq., the senior
surgeon to the heepied, vered the fifth of the series of
his lectures, on the eases of bodily deformities, in the
heard-rem of the institution, which was, as previously,
Italy attended.
VENTILATION OF rnz House or CONNONS.—On
Saturday the grit report of the House of Commons col:I-
-ndigo respecting the ventilation and lighting of the home,
wee printed.- 'I'M committee could not offer anything
whisk 'maid permanently curs the defects, but ;geom.
mended that Dr. Reid should be permitted to erect the
alterations described, during the mem, in his report.
CONSOLIDATION OF THE Pooh LAws.-0a Satur-
day a parliamentary paper was printed, showing the cor-
respondence with the Poor Law Board on the subject of
making a digest, by Mr. Coode, of thi poor laws. There
aro " IG2" statutes in fares as the subject, sad Mr. Node
has prepared • digest for the lea bre yeas. The subject is
to be brought benne pediment.
ROADS AND 11111D0111 IN MOOTIAND.—On Eatur-
! day th, 38th report on resale sad Mara la Scotland was
printed in a parliamentary ppm The aesseemests of last
year were 4,0481. 4.. bd., is skewed a deuces of 6661
ion the, preceding year.
DUBLIN AND Knronows RAILWAY.—The INV*
yearly meeting of this caagray was held in Dean en
netord.y, Mr. Janes Maga. presiding. The beeetellt
nod 'statement of the aceseals (sr the pan hafitor. 10.
gather with the report sad leas stalisdaml tables of Ibm
working of the emcees. The meet
_bevies be
eni=
• dividend of EL per m was at. w declared for the
ending the 29th February last; this, with 41. wont iN
the previous half-year, makes • dividend of 11 per mint. as
the sap*/ of the company for the year just med. Thanks
were weed to the directors and officers, when the meeting
adjsaisad.
Tga Lose or Tlie BIiIINHILAD.—A meeting of
. . .

the tows council of taeolseisuds bas bees hdd it thepor-
po.e of organising ailed if tbe faded thew who have
lost husbands, pareate, salaam relative% by tbe wreck of
the ill-fated Birkenhead. A ado of eppropriato resolu-
tions wt re adopted (and whisk pill le Mad la oar ado's-
tisiap colossus) after whisk the membere=eut, de la
Dumber, at once nut down thole MIMS Of
reaching in the whole to 116 Imp solisteibaraiV.
We hope the public will liberft a this great call ao
its charity.
Tilt CAPITAL CoNviers.—W. Bobill•DO, who wed
left for *acclaim at Bury St. Blawadlii ea Thursday bets
, has had ma ipplisatios made ea lie bilwif et the last two
awe. flap wIM be will. is isidiustisa of his set
• tram Maws pase—swd assaainder of lals
will le sprat la due owlosommi. the
° ramownlittela Zoom Ow ihe warder it Ya wWs silk pat.
Guildford, Is NW put Molly &Mid, el bsegh iii moo
, tie. is dud lbw Tawas/ seat. A3O wad wewswesa,
I J• 1140/ Ceiso, who Wei the des% las osapssisd sews
pespow of betas weds. thwil
' timsial axe wow
thine be essaindled. we rarelasessy iselsion
es• las
cows to, elthewob,. les die alisshies that haw been
'tarter', it is likely that hia 1w nap be spared.—No reprieve
has yet been transmittal he Min Dower—who was con-
rioted, with her pareamear, Abel Oless, fsr thor lawdar
their illegitimate chili, et lleawsWA—bse.se ass Isis
actually engaged is the swirls of the wisp% she Ida,
probably be reap/Mod Wale eta day of ozwasitow, Friday
mat.