The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-13 00:00:00

Dunne. Um. 12.
A general meeting of the council of the Tenant-
lupe, and of others friendly to the cause, wu held
yesterday, at the Council rooms of the League, foe the
=of having a grand field-day on the place-
guidon. There was a large muster on the
sommon, Mr. LIMB, M.P., Mr. M'ldelion, M.P., Mr.
Daffy, M.P., Mr. G. H. Moore, M.P., Mr. T. Ken-
nedy, M.P., Mr. Devereux, M.P., Mr. P. O'Brien,
X.P., Mr. M. Dunne, M.P.,Dr. Gray, Dr. PlPKnight,
the Rev. Mr. Rogers, Rev. Mr. Rentoul, and a great
number of presbyterian and Roman catholic clergy-
men being among those in attendance. The chair
was taken by Mr. R. Potter, M.P., and after a report
lad been adopted on the progress muds by. the
Mont right question during the portion of the ma-
im now passed, the question of- thrday was pro-
peaded in the shape of the following resolution,
which was moved by the Rev. Mr. Quads' viz. :
liesolred—That ia tbe spina of this anemias the taking
tea safer a government net making Sharman Crawford's
10, or a bill fully em bedytag its principles, a cabinet gam-
ble, is ealadated to Weis the people's cease, and therefore
suequivocally waeWss the essedast althea, represents-
hres who, alter the gist* sins ia a 11111111K0110• held in
the city, is September leek hem taws sirs.
A beg aal ray mused dieetaita Mined, seve-
ral of the Lading as& misled prometore of the
tenant-right one rikenthog altogether from the
mane pruned by the opponent/ of Messrs. Sadleir
mil Keogh. Mr. P. Len of Tinnakil, proposed, in
Lcalzensible welsh, Ind Mr. M. Dunne, M.P.,
the follovriegmentinent :
That we ere of °pails Ina any seams prod on the
nen manes win law awned Mies is M proems pee-
sitim WAIN flar Ws moss holm disimies amid
be pee Mee lb sea dismiss Is geelimesS
is the MaMMOS
Belk the mirror and mauler of the amendment
ion frogiatly interrupted by expiration of damp-
rbitisa from the body of the r.eetlegt tad the
lames was obliged to interims fonsently to ela-
n a basing for them. Dr. MiLaight, of Belfast,
Vethe emonant, and add,—
le erlgledi ember of that body, gad had taken
is mhos pees is Se essablielmeat ; sad be essigheissi
labs 1M sot seeived a eivealsr to give blot mike et,
isgsseatam Am wee Most se be talus Eles4ll4. '
tati.ms flat a nobs-et sees essidesS k Dub.
wiliest mike, emu* *dr taillew•semligiess
Mamie' et neebiliess to moil est wit what
Mkt beta bass with Midi be eislailly did me syn.
lillbactieser. lam) 11e lierimed that ibieussier @braid
Ms se As by Eska 'My melt pet
ins
illsorties. lbw meld emelt envy a mes
a. d Tim isessese the
gmessurwisted BMW alielpeos
Wessel* palm (A tettollirjesstioldal
.") "MU 1114 have is passing
lona of essienwaties of each • evrespizaaaatate

ISM the hey goesmsemd Lea Dooley,
MI ilwa emeadlM to theiret Fel* Win the ossatry ;
Whig soda salt eat that peedsa of it of whisk
IMP std If the hish partyire -g did mit immdally est
ill del Oast* of poesismoset sad essay
gyms( lithium in the wrong, they wadi
c:. minnenooled modsisi 4erly powerless. (" ENV.
.amaillzosnions al
o.'Delly, M.P.,&east)•addreoesd the inseam
km,. Dr. M'Knight, and was followed by die
. Rogers, well known as one of the most
A theists. of tenant-right, yet even he was
"Pod Is goo Ind= onslaught that has been made
Vat thus liimea who have accepted dike
War Ille glialliMb government. He suggested the
WNW eitesieleet
TkehansMl sa the poiley of the government es the
Vs INA les mot as yet bees publicly developed, sad
II ea the part of the council of the Irish To-
lle lave not hes. senOt from Mean. Radish sad
mart Moms upon whisk thzeißtlemen have
suilleol dies, in the opinion of this , therefore, It
a taimatiem to madam the madam either o the 'ministry
at M the Soliciter-Oeserel sad thsjuslor Lord of the
,usiii the policy of the government se to the
t question be ascortainad, sad until the grounds
Melia the two gentlemen referred to took their appoint-
asels le telly understood.
The meeting was sutsequentiv addressed by Mr.
Mose, M.P. Mr. Luse, M.P., Mr. Kennedy, M.P.,
Mr. McMahon, M.P., Dr. Oroy, Mr. Rentoul, and
Ithsr speakers, and the . original resolution was
tarried by an overwhelming majority, the discussion
lot having concluded until six o'clock. In the even-
he another meeting was held, and it was resolved
that a deputatiem should be emit to oppose the return
It Xr. Seolleis fee Oasiow.
The Aimee bee the following particulars of the
elarsbos made is tlitt louse held by the convict Hir-
%as hi Panel-place, in the outskirts of Dublin :
la mamba with the investigation now being proceeded
elk._ Min the authorities of the head police.office and the
whiners of Police, touching the mysterious dins,-
MIMS sad fate of Mr. foyer, an examinations of the
r_lseartely occupied by William Burke Kirwett, at
ristel-, plam, Idarold'ecross, wee commenced os lion-
ur The operations were begun by six or seven le-
buinn, under the direction of Sergeant Redmond, 0
111$11m. k-.
• ---, —mg set to work to dig the garden, cent-
rum' so area of something less than a rood in eitteot.
Itii search was carried on by trenching to the depth
M fear or four fest and a half according to the cha
ncier of the fed, but no sign whatever of the object
Imcht presented itself. At two o'clock, on Monday after-
moo, the men, from the incessant rain that prevailed,wers
Wiled to discontinue their labours. The work was la
Wind at an early hour yesterday morning, when, at IS '
ttiock, a small coffin, about two or two and a quarter
r tons was daseove'red buried four fortbeneath the cur-
ha'• It was approaching the last stage of decay—the lid
ly
tits appeared to hive long since fallen in, and woe
r :Mhos away—the bottom alone, which nem( OS a
r !shssii, remained somewhat sound. It wee carefelly
144.ged by order of Mr. Redmond with hay ropes, sad a
Ilea COnire7ed it under his arm to the Lower