The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-13 00:00:00

BOULOGNE AND AMIENS SHARES GUARAN-
I Eva) FaUlt PER. cEsi. 11Y TUE TOWN OF
hOULOONE.
The Nlanioiyal Coanc l at Boutune have at length
owe to • we. teethe to the 0,000 shares of the Bwalcgme
▪ ami-as Railway Company, wash are gearsatted 4 p•r
apt by the.. Relying on • sittipeemi bon risakity is ine
await ia which the g lariats. was oriebally remied, hey
have. by a mall mayority, raw* to ern* with their
alr.
lerrtear breams to dwell is tb• Mena thie daisies
les *sews is the repeaties of the haw Ili has been
dome by the keel yaw ; awl the heap et tee tabulates
to vallitAtuly dries. ter it to be Mel a-ewe
they will Ws Os Ant epporwaity sand by wehaiott
of the ownell. to mime sawed of their pewee reenetet
the. by pada mere ashes of the hamar of dale mud-
taaelso were aware of their tree Melds. sad who wOl we
Mt INS this estrasraaerf deli-bas Ws reseeded.
We meek hummer, denial • the seleeet without *word
of asesiedeate the Midas of ahem asetberwi boa 1 to
13,00116,whe see wow* espeived of the resalw istertst
they bad •right se otashitaes to aspect. Ths illeselity of
the iselties -.,hest, time very little rribmalea is m-
illing la see that all the lowa gees by it is saving se tor s
duet law their just debt. Is aria to be Lead to psy h •
little bier by the WPM of the law, to teed of sow meths
it la es leastatebb sad rtelebtrorwsrd mum
Al aides audit spire the tows by header of
awes h sew amilart. Ws eacieteseati it will
Clitrealvssed ht. end a•EsalltaOlb• hit widieriialit The
usisa et ea eamigeowit he
rued. l=lef
dae Ms, es! -alibied Win bt
the Warier sadnesses! Osealpeei. will
tr Tbe dailies la sae eon trig Pis a •68" ; mid I" dm.'
beldam will set the las est their desi=li bld
wait Per is hum thee tat t is the re-
route of the awe tore aprir uses b *ea the peal
dee mats et the hes see yams. Ise se Ass the semi
otherwise the parson Welt nem hive besaragend. Is
wee tidy elm to provide naiad the woe et he babe ailed
; am it is ea odd essay ler IS Pv.lasizZett
the
war. the
shish R
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ft ft were digs. that the tows *met Ward is par it at
this MOW.' Ma le waling to eater tete seem ndeadty
earsopessai with the Milan of ismealesi them ; thus
as boles desh‘jbal ales "esti be offlingice la a
cougsmain thetate:este of sit The
▪ paid bb p=r4 ytheistseastea the way
escapes/. Bat the ieshilitt to ply
aerie pit hririkobbbei Ile oeYity of thediele
a yap diferess sow beams seermay. '
esistailesors vesidial es, sore Is alresseee al
the 1•44/114 Aes43as le the Maki
Wet Oche low, dm/ imenve.
bae.will It wean resist ively
soloniftes theft porn is • met _
.shesabsibste.
velhellag sells, a 4O ChesapSat. Their
bailees Is to Nuke the selbeM
pg. pie est. se less se
Poll* mod we Rif peer rime MN*.
shit: bissaweile shillithee dined, aWA part et the
thugs, have thente lle estillee Ow the Wes of Desloge*
the dblersass. slat thsy resolve is Is 4 per rest.
per smut ; sal we semi hat tad& do abeam bused to
reader thus mil sills doh power. is the eassises that
my be made to waded/ their shim

• - Denim, Nov. 12.
The Cork election has been, so far, an exceedingly '
tams aftair. Iris sow am* a battle between the '
liberal and tory interests, wbus the result is all but I
absolutely certain befbrehand. It the liberal interest I
bad been divided, It would ban been a way different
Wag; or rathert the result would this too have been
certain, bat in a different way. As it is, the comsat-
vetiver do not seed at all, sanguine of swum : bat I
ms:saidi amusement was • anticipated from the oontest
of humour and urea= between Mr. Kessaly and his
antagonists, that the people are almost disappointed
at his retiring. Mr.ll -armoire, the proprietor of the 1
Cbrk &miner wan proposed mertly for the purpose
of making a speech.
The aggregate meeting of the "National Con-
fetus." which was to have taken place to-morrow
has been further pcstponed fee another week, and in
the mean time the Nohow matinees to publish long
lists of adhesions to "the oases." What " the cause"
lathe public do not u yet seem to understand ; nor
sppareatly do they trouble their heeds to inquire
about it. The glut main of the people do not show
the slightest inelisatioa to joie in any agitation; and
although it is easy enough by means of sweats and
circulars to collect some hundreds of names about the
country, yet that there are apprehensions of the tailors
of the" aggregate" demonstration is plain. In the pro-
visoes the popular mind is perfectly stagnant.
Thom have been two or three tenant-right meetings,
at which resolutions of thanks to Mr. Bright were
voted ; but in general the people have not been
rowed into tiding en interest in anything I and
there are some honest politicians who, however they
may deplore the tone and tendency which agitation
has amused in this country, do not regret to see
some sparks of it blown once more into life, to keep
up something like political vitality.
. The Right Reverend Dr. O'Donnell, Roman
catholic Bishop of Galway. has given a lesson to cle-
rical egitatcre, which it would be well if they fol-
lowed. In replying to the circular from the National
Coollorenc*, he aye :
Indeed, 1 %IWO' whatever ezertione easy lse made, should
be made, without including in them essiestawice of say
prude. Oae piety will call alumnus eI assent, if not down-
right and open conspirators ; whiles eastber piety will attri-
bute thtir want of success in their nwillietakinge In MT %atlas
iateeferenoe. dense, I look ea seutniky se the gest of the
clergy to be the very best pokey. 1 bane whammed during
the peat twos'', years so snick of 'diabase sad perfidy
mew, the apparently mod iretbradarto rewire; der I
bums resoled never again to help men by my same,
Mainleie tborik it be, to preside for themeelme, and then
forget their country. Thin history of Ireland domed furnish
we with • single record of the name of any catholic societies-
tie being engaged or enrolled is any mosessful movement'
est linter, rim for our country. In truth, tkey injured the
amen whenever they did interfere.
Notwittistandlog the repeated threats of the tarries
no attempt has yet been made in the Queen's Bench
to disturb Mr. Reynolds from his place on the
burgess roll. The sword is, however, still kept
li
ed over him.
)'dad the followiag in the city article of this day's
Freeman :

fM lien fatalist will be gratified le lama that there
is may probability el tae port beteg supplied with graving
dabs ea ea ample end eateasim emir, the views of the
Chemise of Commerce, who have long had the natter under
semd.lt ration, having bees met in a libercl sad prompt ma-
ser by the Ballast Baird, and the worriment is my far
&deemed. TIN benefit resulting from their 111011111111104i0D, is
distributing a lame staisuat of annoy to Dublin, which is
now seamanly se .t away, asap be Mama tad from the fact
which was elicited la the manure of the inquiry, that the ex-
meditate to repairs of the City of Dubin' Company aloe.
is apward• of 60001. pee amain. which 110111111 to hansecti-
an ly transferred to Dahlia epos proper aseemmodatioa far
steam-vimla being provided.
Miss Catherine Hayes closed her short mgegement
of five nights on Saturday evening, when by fir the
most crowned audience that was ever crammed and
piled together within the walla of the Dublin Theatre
sesimbled to hear her. Her engagement has
Man very profitable to the manager.

ILLNESS of FATEIEII MArtirw.—With my sincere
cwt do we copy the following from the Cwitowrcial Joie,
1111 of Boston, 2tth Oatobor :—" Pathor Mathew feat Wor•
assimir, very unwell. He is labouring under a partial para-
bola of one side of his body and of his tossise." Father
Mathew attained his 60th year on the 10:11 of Oetebtr.—
Limerick Ch►onfrle.

OILINGS DOINGS AT Poiasosais.—The Orange-
tan of Parham(' mad it *slaty, se if =Loa to ante a
basalt of the peace, arsonthed us that village cu Minds,.
Met, M large numbers, playiag party taws, to the great
annoyance of the catholic inhabitants. We ham been la-
earned thst the catholic inhabitants are detenaMed to arm
themeelms M order to resist thee* wanton Lasalta—Newry
&ania..