The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-22 00:00:00

IRELAND.

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Domitr, Nov. 20.
Every day affords proof of the rapidly disorga-
shift condition of society. We are all but in a state
at open insurrection. Yesterday's post brings tidings
of not fewer than seven murders, three from the north
and four from the south. Districts hitherto untainted
with crime have caught the appetite for blood. This
is the worst symptom of the social disease.
The Ulster murders were connected with a distress
for rent. The following account is tyloo.n in a Newry
pew of the tragedies at Pomeroy,_
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The tragedy in Limerick, so like in many circum-
stances to that which has cast a stain upou Tyrone,
is thus given in the Pilot, and though it will be seen
from the mond account, which is all but official, that
the bailit Madden, is not dead, still but little hopes
of his moves y can be entertained :
The ormas er eenessensa ware Mr. IMO Hill, selaspet to
David *twee* ben eel a bed Waif arced Needle. Yr. Hill
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The Tralee murder originated in a fight on a race-
comes at Clash, smile from that town.
Lord Clarendon's admonitory address has had bat
a moderate effect in subduing the madness of the Tip-
perary boys. Defiance has been put forth in the shape
of a counter-proclamation, signed by Rock's old lieu-
tenant, " Capt. Starlight." These counterblasts have
been posted on all the public places of Nenagh, in-
chiding the gates of the military and police stations.
To give more character and expression to the threat,
a pistol drawn in ink, and in the act of discharging a
shower of balls, runs across the royal arms on the
head of the viceregal address.

THE '‘ CONTEDEHATIS AT BRLIPAAT.—AAO,IIOr strange
demonstration in Belfast! Undaunted b 7 their first discom-
fiture, the " confederates" cootracted with the lessee of the
theatre to hold a public meeting on Thursday. The magis-
trates felt alarmed for the peace of the town—met, and
despatched a special messenger to the lea.' to attend and
" show cause " why the theatre should not be closed against
the deputation. The reason winced fur the timely warning
was, lest if any property sh: nl.l be destroyed in the expected
row, the town should be called on to replace it. The
lessee complied. Shortly alter, the magistrates, with
a file of police, presented themselves at the door of the
theatre and proclaimed "no meeting " on that day, "amid
great cheers from the crowd," when the deputation
made their appearance, and insisted upon admis-
sion. The police had strict orders, and used very
gentle violence. Thereupon Smith O'Brien emayed to
harangue the " sturdy men of the North," but in vain.
He was yelled into silence. One ferocious incident, if true,
shows the animus of the Belfast mob towards the Young
Inlanders. Two savage mastiffs were let loose, and the re-
porter atlas Banner of Ulster heard one man say, "
—at O'Brien's throat !" The bayonets of the police were
finally brought to hear. After numerous formal demand. of
admission the deputation withdrew amid a storm of missiles,
oast of which severely hurt 6. O'Brien. After a day of
anxiety and danger the confederates found refuge in the
hotel, heartily cursing Belfast and its gross degeneracy.
Tall BTIPIIEN Wittrnsv.--Capt. Thomson, formerly
commander and part owner of the Stephen Whitney, toge-
ther with Mr. bands, of Liverpool, also part owner and
consignee of the unfortunate ship, have arrived in Cork and
std to 1 the scene of the disaster. Ship and cargo were :17yeeidneured. The remains of the crew are in Cork in a
very distressed state. Steps, however, see being taken for
their relief. The Society of Friends, as usual, hikes the
lead is the work of charity.
STASI or ins COUNTAT.—At the meeting of the magis-
trates in Nenagh, consequent upon the atrocious attack on
Mr. Bayley, a determination was come to that the govern-
ment should be called on for an augmented military and
poiloe force—an arms act, and a discretionary act vesting
power la the lord-lieutenant to proclaim any district. At
this present moment, when outrage and murder are so rife,
there is in the county an enormous police force, together
with 1100 military, including a troop of dragoons. There
are sin pogo= in custody charged with being partici-
pators Ia the attack on Mr. Bayley. That gentle-
man was still progressing towards recovery on Fri-
day. • reward of 1001. has been offered by
C=tee prosecuting the offenders to conviction.
darl d a maaa named ohnsoa, bailiff under the Woods
asti Fereses In Itescommon, and also under Lord West-
meath, was saved by the arrest of an armed man who de-
clared his Intention to shoot him. A man named Quin was
firedog in his own house near Nenagh ; it is said, however,
" be bad paid his rent to Mr. Bayley," the gentleman who
lies wielded. A home robbery was perpetrated near the
same Iseality, and a gun forcibly wrested from a young gear
Biwa as be was oat shooting.

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EDINBURGH, NOT. 19.
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