The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-10 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Dusimr, OCT. 9.
The long expected blow hes been struck at Lest.
Lord Roden has been dismissed from the Commission
of the Peace, and similar justice has been dealt out
to Messrs. Francis and William Beers. No other
worse was expected; and in these times, whether a
conservative or liberal government ruled affairs, the
Congaed of these magistrates was almost certain,
from the circumstances of the case. Orangeism
resembles defunct Young Irelandism, in being an
attempt to revive an obsolete system of polities cer-
tain to produce bloodshed, and, of cones, as
such, must come under the displeasure of the
executive. The dismissal of Lord Roden will
do much to allay the irritated feeling existing
amongst the catholic body since the Dollys-brae affair.
The correspondence between the Lord Lieutenant and 1
the dismissed parties has not yet been made public, 1
but the Evening Herald says it expects to publish it
on Wednesday. The Freeman of this morning
headily peahen Lard Clarendon, whilst the articles in
the Mail and Evening Herald only last night were
in a 'dejected strain.
Lord aarendon's letter to the Lord Chancellor,
stating the grounds upon which his excellency recom-
mends the latter high functionary to dismiss from the
commission of the pesos the magistrates implicated
in the affray at Dolly's Brae, is made public this
evening.
After recapitulating the fade of the murder,
as elicited from Mr. J. Beswiok's report, Lord
Clarendon concludes as follows:—" His excellency
has learned from the official report made to him
that Lord Roden attended on that occasion in his
magisterial capacity, took part in the proceedings,
made a speech on the subject, and voted with the
majority of the magistrates in rdusing to take infor-
mation. This proceeding on the part of his lordship
appears to his excellency to be deserving of grave
observatioe
Conciliation-ball was opened yesterday, and Mr.
Jolla O'Connell addressed the meeting in his nasal
style. There were sanely any influential members
of thisold repeal party present, but Mr. J. O'Connell
said that he bad been promised support from influen-
tial quite's. His intention of attacking the Irish
chuck temporalities Mr. O'Connell announced in the
mesh pointed way. He dwelt with considerable
severity upon Load rise den, bed it is worthy of
special remark that when the Qneen's name was
insdveriantly uneatimmileire wasestimaisalc cheer-
ing and waving titbit&

VERDICT op MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST A BUR.
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Hs peldMisil hit Wad et !WI aisst wzostwokant,
water sai wwwweet. balsa'
with tier, mild thr feed, fissional awe he was starved to
dessb, la a peewees ef rage vathed hie the
but was se week be bed to wawa to bit lied. Oa tie
he beams so in that Kr. Davis, was mat hr. He
preisdbel !wady awl water ad bead 11% wkii sessaaed
ea Ms stemasit. Hs, liewevat, AM amp mat day.-111thr
newly three bows' diasasasa with oath doers; the Jury
reamed a wad !Aiwrisaol99" dwaseed's
bream, who wee wawa/sift mailled to Newaste muter
the asesser's IMO&
Tss Boostoit ANIT.—The oicpstionco of a recent
Ismailia la Hawk abd dist willsey thse. IL,. Atkinson,
is whit oat sokooggroloodsa of eternities', pow., or
asi Amoy fie dowaso Yet army game aolowel,
aim Mlles six destrand sea, he estimate
that laffamBlo7/0 taw weld sat be keel& tato the field. The
sick sad invalids waratate 118,000; tke estsbihhemat of
the Caw tikes 1411,090, lad swoosh;,th, sanest to 92,000,1
Tbawthe troop* ea sepia ardissry menials sad sot avail-
able ler a Amiga was, sweat to MM.—Dab& Cor-
P rimpadare ef tati Globs.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERIcAI!.

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°vein, OCT. 9.—Conoregations will be hacks for Um
purpose of grosting paces mad maferring depose on the
following days in dm mining bra, : Out. 10 and 26 ;
Nor. 2,16, n , had 29; Doe. 6 and 17.
Pairimmihr —Rev. J. P. CAM, to Rothe/Wimp! 8.,
Northampton, db. Petorborovalt; 1121 ; pat., Ray. W. L.
EiganwelL

• NAVAL. •
(IPrem het eight's Otrotht.)
AIRIBIALTY, Om. S.
corps of loyal liarinen—Fhet Unit. and Mild. W. A. Ammer to be
ea vies Capt. mad Brevet C. Rohlasoe. dee.; Sea. Leah
C.-loanzn, to be Ant lint., vies Adel; prom
Paths IIONIY.—(Frous last night's Gesseds.)—Notla is
given to the silken and crew of HM 8. Rapid, Lieutenant
Edward Hill commanding, %hut ea account of bounties. as.
received for the Evart*. raptured 9th July 1847, will be
forthwith &smelted in the registry of the High Court of
Admiralty. sliced and Co., agests.—Notlee is oho gives
to Captain (the* Commander) Healy Chas, and the 'San
'cud crew et EX 8. Styx, who ware arsally ea board and
entitled to share la the proceeds arising from the capture of
the slave-vessel 17aabelina, on the Ist of January, 1648, that
the distribution thereof will be made on the 28th inst., at
No. 1, Jassesarset, Adolph!, end where the lists will be
mailed every Wednesday mad Friday for three months.
Flsg, 681. ss. 31d.; tad class (commander), 2001. 7s. 91d.;
3rd class, 261. 14s. 444. ; 4th clam, 131.7.. 21d. ; 6th clam,
121. Os. 61d. ; 6th clam, 81. Os. 31d.; 7th class, 61. 13e. 7d. ;
Bth alms, 61. 6e. lid. ; 9th class, 41. Os. 11d. ; 10th class,
21. 13s. 64d,; 11th clam, 21. 0.. 01&.; 12th cafe, U. 6s. ;
13th elms, IL Os. 01d. J. Woodhead, agent.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 9.—Myrtle, at., arrived from Devon.
port this morning, and sailed again this afternoon for the
same port with a draft of H. M. Artillery, for service as
board Spiteful, fitting at Devonport. An officer and 60 men,
from the artillery companies of this division of marines, are
also ordered for service In Terrible at. frigate, to be commis.
stoned at 81thernem.—Encounter, st. ship, Captain Gorda,
remains at Spithead, waiting further order.—Lander, fri-
gate, has entered nearly 300 men, and wen taken into basin
yesterday, preparatory to being docked.—Serpeat, brig,
wants but few men to template her complement. Seamen
are now sane at this port, and there are no men in Victory
to be drafted in an emergency.—Contest, brig, is in dock,
preparing for eozamithion.—A detachment of H. H. Artillery
is ordered from this port to join Firebrand.—Echo, it. tug,
was employed yesterday in towing into harbour an American
ship in distress.