The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-11 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Saar. to.
L'rd John Rowell left for t'.43otland yesterday.
The corporation of Limerick had a meeting or Friday
to appoint a deputation t wait on the premier to im-
press on him tho value of their port as a pa:ket sta-
tion. They are " the day after the fair." _ _

Andre search was made for Mr. 'flumes Devin
Reilly this week in Monaghan ; the house of the Rev.
Mr. Tierney, one of the state prisoners of '44, was
visited by the police in search of him.
Mr. Maloney, the Roman Catholic clergyman 40:
moron, Tipperary, has received a threatening
letter, end las been pasted through the district as a
spy "in the pay of the government. Our know-
ledge of the acts of the rev. gentleman would rather
lead to the conclusion that, if so, government has had
very little value for its money.
The lt,ev. Mr. liavannah, a Catholic clergyman of
Dublin, was arrested lut week in Clare, in mistake
for one of the insurgent leaders. Ot course he was
immediately discharged.
Mr. Monahan IM threatened with opposition at
Galway in the person of Mr. Gregory, the late
member for Dublin.

The Cionmei Chronicle has the following rumours
and speculations touching Mr. Doheny:
During the 'ant week or ten days there bare been some
expeditions within a few miles of this town, in sesrch of
D..heny ; we heard of one in the neighbourhood of &aline-
molt, where it was supposed ha was concealed in a wood.
Toe party in pursuit started some man, evidently not a
peasant, though dressed as such; he was imam diately hailed,
and rthioarnied to stand, at his peril, but succeeded in
,Meting his neaps by a plunge into a thick part of the
plantation, being euasidetably is advance of his pitmen.
It Doheig is mot in Dublin Castle, we think Le is in this
vieinity still.
DOIMIT AGAIN.--It Is maned that Doheny held a
munalight meeting a few nights ago, on a mountain, within
tear or five smiles of Carrick ea Sale. The general belief is
that he is still in this neighbourhood.
DUMMY lIBLIILT Since penning the pre-
ceding paragraphs thorn Dohisay, we received the subjoined
information tram a 111011M3 on which we VIII plan the fullest
reliance. The odor day Damn was very rcarly pinned in
Diu g tnin. A constable got Ins ge on him, and instead of
arresting him, ea he should have door, kept him in view for
some time t a m.ke tne arrest Ishmael!, and thus obtain the
entire reward. Dobeny, ever awake, perceived the bent a f
the polieensan, and left Dtuigarvan in a trot, crossiug the
countiy by Crony's Rock, to the direction of Coolaaninek
Wood, in which. it is supposed, he is at present losanehed.
Tale wood, from in connoting to Slisvmainon, Banisgsrry.
Mollinahorn, and Carrick, eatables him acid one or two
others, who are generady with him, Lot only to procure pro-
visions, bat to muster as many armed full ,wen as they may
require. It is reported that a. few nights ago they lead is
plan laid to entrap the police; that upwards of 400 men were
armed and posted at boto sides of the wood between this
town sad C 'cinema& ; and that a scent was sent up by
them to glee information to the police that Doheny would Ito
coming towards Cionmel at • certain boor. Rows vet, the
plan proved nisuccosefel, as the constabulary here are too
well acquainted with persons and appearances to give full
eredenne to every whisper that moyoooto to their knowledge.