The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-31 00:00:00

DUBLIN, Oar. to.
His Esselhiney the Sad et Carlisle left Dublin
shortly bakes sieves a.m. yestanky by special train
be Armaghe Minded by 11r. F. Howard, private
seseetary, sad the Hos. Mr. Wik, A. D. C. in wait-
ing. At Dashed% hislizeolleasy left the main for
the purpose a/ imemainieg the Imo Viaduct, and
meat into a boat on the Avero s aria to qps»ss seder
the noble erecters At Hwy Me sssolensy also
tissemmisd free thespedeltsda to have a view of the
=6Vindest, easels/ stspeedens hat et esti-
. At Anon the Lord Liniment was you.
esated with au adios Ms the tows semmissisasee
eel lelmbitante, sad hiaig his Ikasekaaey aid :
IMe i• year pastel se Omfatter el el Geed
Ise the pigsty which bee your haped, and ler the
pass Pith 1/le per borders. Nay the berry Mar be
ear whoa by Bete Peed% ea the emu deur llll•Meyssa
the sees issetimebb Wide, of yeses
the era bow berbeis
of ell Plisse of earth. It le midi Mire* that
I MP a apt width bee as Otte mil se Nog the home
of isereisw sail Pale ; sad I midge to be here fa days
whoa habits of ardor ad Wpi estplot.
meets, sad PM Obeistiaa oses. ere set may your
• ieberiumes bet per etedeugg bout.
Lord Carlisle Asa took his are foe the re-
sidence of his Grace the Lod drams, whines he
to-morrow to Cleadelege, the east of Lord
roZt, where, in the soaves if the day, be will
probably receive the address of the Oesgesatke of
Beirut' On Thursday
scarannY of
IsWating
the statue of the late lof Belied will place,
after which it is ',mooted that hie Kneelleney will
drive to the Botanic Oardsee, rstereing to the ban-
quet in the Town Hall ea the sem eV:lth*
remainder of the week wM deaktiess he by
visits to the Chem& Qom, Lima Hail, save
places of pebble Wisest. On Meeday, the
November, his Exedlemly will pressed to Meant
Stewart, the Marquis of lostlesiberie. near New-
teemed', and will return to Dahlia ea the 7th Met.
Mr. Mereilyth, a near Malin et gip Pinion
deiertille, ICP., Luis addressed the sinters et Meath.
Ia aeassesing bio palatal peinsiplei be nye:
Vie.eemed PSI t meaty by pregorty arid
I base ewernastflM spit with the Mews of
the peat Übuad pity, end hew hem swayed emewset the
adman of per said. thil, sod tiflileesa,.. am fa
favour of tie fate mailer mg , without
favour or partiality to party, rest, er , for I fool
that it is from the pietbrut et relliglees equality aloes tbat
we sea all wok sod ISIMIS together for the
sesssorf sad repmeraties of ear memos orautry.
of landlord sad tenet bee always boat
is aft laratbabolsay state. I shall be reedy sad salami to
glee fay batty support to the bad and most liberal measure
which tea be obtained, sad whisk will assure to the weepy-
big twit a fall sad lair reentamatios for the expeaditure
of his espial. lam sue of those who fed deeply kV the
fatemet of the labouring poor. I wish to me them well
doused, well slaked, sad well paid, sad their seeditise or
far ameliorated am to lades. this to sleeve to the soil of

ts.lr auiviq, sad set b. arias to wk dMwkers ter that
fair remuneration for *air lobos, so sad seeded ad re-
quired at lama
It is stated that Mr. F. Brodigan, of Pikes': House,
in the county of Meath, is also is the Bald. He is
a Raman Catholic, and might divide the liberal inte-
rest with Mr. Meredyth in each • way, as to give
some ehaoos of success to a conservative maite.
The Tenant League has not yet put forword any one
to represent their peculiar views.
Sainedere. New Letter contradicts the rumour of
the Chief Baron's intention to retire from the bench.
A meeting of the magistrates and gentry of the
county of Cavan, postponed from: Saturday, was
held io the osunty court house of Cavan yesterday,
to °molder the best mesas of bringing justice to bear
against the perprtrators of the late horrible agrarian
murder in that county.
A vessel, supposed to be • Russian sailing under
Belgian odours, was towed into Queenstown on Sa-
turday by the remise cutter Blies, of Kinsale. The
name of the vessel is the Marls, nominally of Ant-
werp, sod laden with a cargo of hides from Rio
Grande, from which latter port intimation of her
suspicious character had bees forwarded by the
British Consul.

A peat number of horses, the property of the
Marquis of Waterford, were sold by amnion • few
days moos. The lots, sixtreix in number, realised
7,0621. 10s. The yearlings sold enormously high;
for instance, a bay colt, by Sea Horse, brought 4001.;
asetber by the same are, 3001.; and a bay Ally, by
MPA guineas. It was thought daring the dly
oles. Delkins attended on behalf et the Em-
parer of the French, but it was afterwards keown
that the party for whom he wee.parebasin IMO the
ommi itimuivskt, a roush imaresan, er sporting
celebrity.
The collection made for the Roman Catholic Hsi-
versity this month has already realised 1,9161.