The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-15 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Ors Lug, Oct. 13.
The tories now ate &eking what will be done with
the duzin insrstratea who followed the exampi.e of
L rd kid n, and refused to tithe information a,ainst
the accused Orangemen at Ciuglewellan ? The mild
trims in which Lord Roden is address -d in the offi-
ciadespa.chts have caused some tip cations that
after the lapse of some time his lurdsnip may again
be restored to the commission of the peace.
The number of clerical magittrates in the north of
Ireland is far too great, and some rules ought to be
laid down epos the stilt.ct. It unfortunately hap-
pens that clergymen are the most violent politicians
Ulster.

There is en absence of interesting intelligence in
the journals. The weather has become very cold and
frosty.
Tim most Rev. Dr. Browne, the Bishop of Elphin,
has lately received from Rime the following affec-
tionate letter from the Pups in reply to Lis lord-
ship's communication c4v.-ring the couu ibution of Lis
diocese to the papal lucid :
Pope Pius IX. to oar venerahle Brother, Grime, Bishop
of Eipbin, is Ireland —Ven. Table Brotber,—Heelth and
apostolic betted'etion. Oar trihulriont sad sin ewes which
we continue to 'aperient:6 have so affected the Marta of the
faitbtal, sad especially of the Idshope. that weshoeld ally more
sad act» bless Godoreo in our ell ati,as refrwitee and uumeles
oar heart with such excellent Ms unsettles el devotion to us and
to the apostolic see. Wherefore, the t of your letter wen
to es grateful and most pleasing, seeing duet it not only tug
64 to as the drip sorrow which war Lawman essisiontd
to yea and to your Amt, bet ales bore witness to the pre-
"vainest seal inch which you stirred up the isitafal emaraittoi
to your care to pray to God for as, sad with which you your-
self especially, v.ser.ble brother, night sad day, Nee. not to
invoke the Divine cl.ntency that*. da• sof pease sad sties
relation may aeon arrive. Proceed, venerable Welber, to mists
thus oar weakest. by the aid of your fervid prayers, for the
draw are evil, Lad dreadful slaughter p evens the Wad. sad
oesirse of as. For the offering of twiner soil, etod to roller.
our wawa, we mare, ea a meet, our doom th.eks ; bet we I
meld have wished that no one le hie p' r p had borne the
lord anything of this sort. May .be Lrd rs•erdy a sad
his other *Tweets, s. d gladden your hearts with every pr
p city of soul ..en body. Al an ear*, of the Divine pro-
w aim, and a testimony Of our Angular election fps you, we
with to give the sp,rolical b a. died. a, which, from the
d.p:hs of oar Leant, we MIN [-neatly impart to you. vene-
real. brother, sad to all um whom 3oa prold•—clergy sod
p .ople.
Given at Patted. a suburb of Naples, on the 11th day of
September, ISO, and the fourth 3e.r of ..or Notated..
Porn Pius IX.

lIITAIiTICIDIS AT HANDSWOETIL—For the Lit four
or dm 'min the town sad a- hatoourhnod of Halt...worth
have obtained unenviable anterior, for the somber of nesely-
b In children beorme marks of their having b. en deprived
of life by violent as ~111111 so n Wks being brought into the
world, that have Imes found in the by.lents and other remote
places. To such an ezieut nas the atrocious system been
prectisfd, that the local magistrates wive laid the whole teas
before :he &cretin of Bisie, and her Wipers g .v. raiment
have offered each a reward ea will be likely to ilippress the
T aC e. During the past we. k a farmer's labourer,
named Ellie, was pomieding along Cremp.lasie, near the
B Minh .111.,014, Wilt a he tabu reed a brown pap r parcel
to a holly bush is the hedgerow. Oa opening it, the con.
t ate men dice .vortni to be the no its of two n wiy horn
ishildrra. The euvlsor of the d Aria, Mr. Hiechc;ifT., had
an isveiry upon them, and Mr. Hammond, a suriv.n, who
bad eartrulls esomiusd them, tape. sled an orision that
hey m n ban alive, sad that strangulation was evidently
tee made by wh eh thy bad some by their deaths 0 her
fasts shower! that the intonate hid been murdered ea soon
they were b en, and the coronet!. jar, found as their verdict
—.Wilda murder apatiter wane parson or persons no known."
The entoser, Atm.-tor, with a vie dole g ail hr 0.0.11 to
this mover, waited trouts rue Hot P. Googei and Mr. P toed.
ems y useletrie•., and it ea. $ 1 oath determined to• sick
i‘e tee 8 ere • y ..1 ilte.e The torah bee 11.evi th t
sir fl Or y h • ..1 r erwd • .51)1. hei a tor., •4 or
t.o••cs,. tale -•I the • p r. •r• - h• e r.e. .
f.!•.. i • at t • .
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