The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-10 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIII, 00a. 9.
A quantity of household furniture belonging to Mr.
James Sidleir, ex M.P. for Tipperary, was yesterday
offered toe sale in Mr. Litt',dale's Auction room, is
this city. The circumstances under which the sale'
took place excited considerable interest, and there
was a large attendance of bidders. The nuntsr of
articles, however, Wei small, and, although high
prices were obtained, the sum realised by the day's
sale was only about 3701. At another sale of Mr.
JUMP Bedleir's furniture, held lut week in Cloned,
about 1501. was produced.
According to the conservative account, that party
has improved its condition on the registry for the city
of Dublin to the extent of 1,000 votes at the revision
sessions, just brought to a close. The liberals have
not yet published their report.
The liallinaske bear, derxvibing the improvements
made on his newly.acquired estates is the writ of
Ireland by Mr. Allan I'ollok, the wealthy Scotch!
proprietor, whose wholesale evic,ions in this cushy
have attracted so much notice, says:
He bas set out with Casino at a radical and maples
Usage both is the laud sad if Inhabitants. Arythisg like
the gigantic mature and extent of his operations 1 cola set
have latsgiaed, had I sot ezumned them iersoaally, sad
been tensest* smash to nest with thole who meld gin
me authentic' lutormatios on the 'object. On cloning la
sight of the loss it... molls you cannot doubt whose no-
petty you are enteritis. Already forty miles length of these
walls have beta Greeted, sod while many an unsightly ditch
sad clammy hate have bees displaced by them, you ars
bused to modes. that to the eye they are anythnig bet
LT=or plossiag. The most itching of the tins-
la progress on these estates is the mean el
• lays seater of fumeteadiap of the man eutssiginsep
illemadon. The softie bailees of one of tben—Osollmumny
--emus nearly two roods Gad a half of ; Wiese
NM het in length of settle node, and out enlanis•
geed and ether secommodeties. Bat the lrellang el flow
veva hr exceeds even this, for it coven fay ma
awe ! Every one of these steadium is faranked wit=
se water power machinery, for throning sad general par-
The extent of lend under crop this yam I foundupward.Ci- to
of 4,000 acres, iscledtag 1,600 nese la Minns
mad carrots, 400 in potatoes, 4001 a wheat, end 7001 a re
The 'saber of sheep sad nun I woo not able Is
The labourers' tad m moist *needs 2,0001. per smooth,
manly exclusive of omatraeten" billo for the annum@
works is proems tradeassen's amosate, and aelarie• I
have heard a cels.ilatica intend isle by a teatimes of
poet ability sod aspirin's Is the =astringent of lead, to
seeertan the probable vans of Mr. Posiok's property Is
the nasty Oolway. The entire aggregate of the Ms or
mina eiffermit pennies asuman to within a mare trite of
30.000 Irish, or 49,000 'tante ann. For the most part
then load. are of prim. quality; so that whim the mint
gnat process of dralang, leasing. eabee'lieg. ball/lag, mad
Other improvinests be completed. they will be let at ea
avenge of many 26e. per statute are, *as IMldisg the
priaeely TSVOSIIS of over 66,0001, • per.

13ALLINABLOR FAIR.
Yesterday was this day fra this fair of bested sank, of
which non ins • lias supply, to no moult of hem 800
Is 1,000 bead biped that of lost per; but this fall whisk
km ulna plan is prises lime ghee a greet blow to the stook-
bolder.. The fellowiag report el tits hit waswdtrams
'Work last snake
The cattle fair, whisk Ms sew for the last two been
lermisassil, has proved • mem nesethhatoey one kw the
mask saasters. Prins at swirly every demise* of rte*
are dawn lolly 26e. to 30., or a bead, audio someone'
nee mon. The obis widish Mom felt this Merman was
Us Wee, fat, high-pentad bullocks sad top bilkers: but
Si.. these are does has 10/. to 11. ahead. Thinks se
which the greatest nineties seek ekes was heifers of fross9l.
er
101. to 151 m 161. Os NNW time was • tall fall of Iffh. •
bee" of which shoot half, or from that to IL, was a fall be-
times surly monists sad the mid-day. Uat'l the Mon
an made op truight It will he impossible to my bow ate*
Nook bas kft the fair naiad ; bat I know may of des
largest stonmasters who have takes home put or allot *Mr
slosh rather than sill at the »dosed prism Moorman
have waded to produce this falling cif. Is the lot peer,
the pekes lest year or very bib, and meld est resere.
ably be expected to be upheld. The cotes Yr Ma par
wee sawed is by a deem thick fog, in the Wit rimillok
may sales were effected at rims whisk Rio homes after-
wards regretted, but which, as doubt, gave a Mao to
the fair, which, although r 8.11.1•011$ one, may have
Wooed ponies to upset elm*9 prima this fair.
the present unsettled state of the MEM market std
meat riee in tt• discounts at the link of Basked have as
desks eonsiderably affected the purchase of stock at Beni-
Basin. Br this as it will, I ban knows mazy ma to soil
today at pekes eor siderably below what they expected from
*ear necessity. This nest sot be takes as istlicatiag that
than was any thing approaching to a paste, but same of the
Resessan acd Mayo graziers feed their cattle to the
blgbsst point their lead will allow for Ballkaseloo, end
therefore they must sell hers, or Wog back their stook to
held them over for other (sirs at considerable exposes. I
know one ginatkon from Roscommon who sold at three
Weisek to-day a very One but of 80 netters at 151. 05., too
which I sew him tofu' 141. at eight o'clock in the morateg.
This Mete of things quite bran out what I stated skis flirt
digliemso down, althaigh I could not then imagism this
of is prices would be so vassal or so ouch."
Subjoins! is • record of this slumber of wee sold sad on-
Old tot UM last do par,:
Bold. Unsold. Total.
1850
1861
1862 . 12,090 .. 643 .. 12,786
1863....... 12,249 .. 2,638 .. 14,839
1854 16,670 .. 2,839 .. 18,409
1866 16,237 .. 3,803 .. 20,046