The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-17 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DiTimm Nov. 16.
By a letter received in Dublin yesterday from
Mr. John Dillon, his safe arrival in New Yack has
been at length announced.
Yesterday evening Mr. James F. Lalor was ad-
mitted to bail, but the prisoner was in such a weak
state that he could not be removed from Newgate.
It is expected that he will be able to leave the prison
in a day or two.
The following
ing :
CLOMIZZ, Nev. 15.—The order for the removal of the
state prisoners to Dahlia has some at lea; It arrived hereby
this meraing's post, and in furtherance of the inaractions
contained theran. News. O'Brien, bleacher, O'Donoghse,
sad litlisaus, aro to loan Mosel pal tomorrow raorsiag.
The escort is to be composed of oho troop of the Ist (or
IChtles) Dragoon Guards, two companies of the 64th
Regiment, and 60 men of the coustalbu ; all to •parade at
6 o'clock a.m., and will leave town at about halt pest 5.
The mode of crraveTance will be one mail each
and five of Bianconi s large four-horse caravans. seek
camible of earryieg 60 man. The prisoners are to travel in-
side the mail mach, a coatabulary party occupying the out-
side seats sad to_p. An 'spree, train will be ready at 11
o'clock a.m., at Thanes railway station, to *slimy Wm to
Dublin, whither the make escort will ere them safe. The
two companies of the 83rd Regiment, which have ban in
billets here sines the 11th instant, are to cassia till the re-
turn of the went from Dublin, end there is a rawer
to-night that this return snort will bring down Mr. Charles
O. Duffy with them to be tried at illll adjourned special
commission, which will *pea hen scot uadoabtodly en the
Lk of nest month.

tni.ed this morn•

The Cork traminer, of Wednesday, says :
Yesterday all the gentlemen coolined under the Habeas
Corpse Suspension Act were liberated, with the exception of
Mr. Denny Lane sad Mr. William Farmington. They are
Mr. M. J. Barry, the Kern. Varian, Mr. F. Mullen, and
Mr. D. Corcoran. They were warmly congratulated by
their friends on being owe snore permitted to breathe the
Lie. air, end de not seem at all mimed in health or spirits
by their lecurearation. Share sympathy is felt tor the ere-
tinned imprison:met of Mr. Lane. Mr. W. Penningtem
condones also to be the inmate of prison walls.
The Limerick Chronicle vouches for the truth of
the following statement:
Mr. Ri hard O'Gorman and Mr. John O'Donnell were
for one entire weaken board a mareltant vessel in the lowa
Shannon, with the Qaires's steamer, the Bloodhound, along-
ride, and the Mears of which dined on board the merchant-
man with the septain, not ensp=l3 hem the invitation,
the strangen wield be on and that the damn
then really were within a tow het the very gentlemen
whose agape they were especially sommisialawl by all
means to pprerovent. This is a hot. The vessel brought
" bre " to this pert from the Mediterranean, and re.
turned in ballast. The tegitives were landed at algiert, and
proceeded theses to Paris, where they new are.
Mr. Fitzgerald, a barrister, and nephew to the
knight of Olin, has offered himself for the representa-
tion of the county of Limerick. Mr. Fitzgerald's
connexions amongst the gentry of the county are
most extensive. The principles of his family are
liberal, bordering upon " repeal " even, and he is not
unlikely, therefore, to have much support. He con-
ciliates the friends of Mr. S. O'Brien by stating at the
outset that be would not offer bad he not ascertained
that even if snocessful in the writ of error Mr. O'Brien
will not—how, indeed, could he P—remain a member
of the British senate.

The progress of eviction in the county of Limerick
continues unabated. The Limerick papers of this
morning enumerate 140 individuals expelled from
three town lands on the property of the Hon. Mr.
Hare, a near relative of Lord Listowel. Those who
have had notices to quit en other properties, seem to
surpass enumeration.
Capt. Lyon, son of Sir John Lyon, an offiner in the
92nd, at Limerick, accidentally shot himself on
Saturiay lent, while returning from shooting. The
gun-shot passed out at his shoulder, and amputation
was found necessary. He it, however, in a fair way
of doing well.
An outrage of a murderous nature wee perpetrated
on Monday night, in the King's county, by a party of
armed men. The object of it was a man named
Blaney, a steward, in the employment of Captain
Drought.
The Zing's County Chronicle, received this morn-
ing, reports the usual number of ouhuges.
The state of discipline in our workhouses would
seem to stand greatly in need of better organisation.
There have been intent.s within the last few days in
Cork and Nenagh workhouses—the latter was very
serious. The inspector, Mr. D'Arcv, bad a narrow
escape, and force bad to be used to restore order. The
" rebellion" was against the food, which the paupers
dislike.