The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-27 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Barr. 26.
Mr. Been, the magberate, has addressed a most
rancorous and inflammatory letter to the ;rote stsnts
of Ireland, in which he descants in his own fanatical
style on Dolly's Brae, and takes occasion to rant
about " popish raM;ins," " priests and rebels,"
" popish senators," " hireling officials," &e. &o. The
style is that of an Orangeman driven into phrensy,
and will no doubt insure his dismissal from the com-
munion of the peso
The Freeness'. Journal insinuates that this Fetter
was written "Hader advice," in order that Mr. Beers
may become the sospernt foe government to punish
pawing by Lad Roden.
Last night's Ironing Post contain. all &dense pre-
sented to the Lord Lieutenant at Killarney, and also
his Excellency's sigGiticant reply, on behalf of Lady
Clarandan and himself, in which he says, " Next year
we hope to renew the thanks which we now beg you
to ae.ept for your cordial welcome"—which is con-
strued as a hint that, in company with her Majesty,
their Excellencies hill visit Killarney text summer.
It is worthy of roma that Lord Clarendon was
received very warmly by the catholic and protestant
gentry of Kerry, who have been always noted in Ile-
Land tie their high and independent bearing. The
catholic Bishop of Kerry (Dr. hgan) signed the address,
as did also some of the first esthetics in Kerry, each
as Mr. Mabony, of Dude Castle, and Mr. Oroniu
Coltsman of Rest Castle. The address to Lord
Carendo; was read by the Knight of Kerry, high
sheriff of the county. It gave credit to his Excel-
lency for ruling Ireland with " an enlarged capacity,
indefatigable energy, and singular moderation in the
exercise of power." In his reply, Lord Clarendon
expressed he regret that the unavoidable shortness
of his stay " prevented him from the pleasure of ex-
tending his acquaintance amongst the gentlemen of
the anghbonrhood."
The Zehe Chronicle has a glowing account o' the
Killarney stag hunt in honour of the Lord Lieutenant,
but descriptions of stag hunts at the Lakes are stereo-
typed, and are composed of the same " anrivalled
scenery of the Lakes," " the antlers of the majestic
stag," "the green arbutus," "towering rocks and gi-
end° Mangerton," and so forth. The names of the
visitors also appear to be changed from time to time.
The " Irish Farmer " has re-appeared in the co-
lamas of the Evening. Post, and an able letter from
his pen is presented in last night's impression. In
urgent tenpins he calls upon the Irish landlords to
reduce their reds, and to take an active part in rege-
nerating Irish society, telling them that they must
b4n sad show the tenantry an example of reform.
Idr. Duffy's recantation about the Irish priests,
and his appeal for their support, have boon much
commented on in every private circle hare. The
paper ought certainly be called the New
Notion. It will scarcely be read in future
by the protestants, as much of the in-
finance of the old Nation was derived from
the fact of its crowd of protestant readers, and the
free and fearless tone of thought in all its articles
not to be expected in any land where merely suer-
dotal influences are invoked. The Notion, hence-
! forward, will be looked on axe catlacjournaL

SPORTING.

ARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING.
BETTING ON TUESDAY NIGHT.
NEWMARKET 6T. LEOER.

i7,;l7a—Clu;ZsioTl
TWO-YEAR OLD TRIENNIAL
2to 1 opt Harding, 1 4 to I apt WIRD= the Cm.
to 1 goat of Avenel j queror.
Ghillie Callum was struck out this eventag.
THREP,TFAR OLD TRIENNIAL.
6t05 co Tedmor I 7 to eget Boma
5 to 1 apt Colonel Peel Mnabg MY Trisswhis (t)
10 tot Dudley mod Totem Istawasatas (t)
100 to 7 Kea& of Avert eml Takes loth wloalse (t)
CESAREWI KIEL
to 1 apt Valiant 26 to 1 opt Lady Realm
11 to 1 Olettalwa IS to 1 Clooehrtooo
17 to 1 Oiessed et 25 to 1 Roby
Repletion and Ron Mot are deelsred not to start.
CANBRIDOD:HIRE.
20 to 1 apt Nam (t)
Boa Mot is deelerei not to start.
DERBY.

10 to I eget lord EgUaton's 1,51---35 to 1 apt WWl= the Coa-
ti to 1 litsford
IS to 1 The Italian exam
33 to I Molten (t)
15 to I Mayon 33 to I Herding@
25 to I John o'Grcat 40 to I Climber
Id to I Sweetheart 40 to I Br* to Esrote
30 to I Bohegbroke (t) 30 to 1 The Maw (t)
30 to I Knight of Avenel

WEDNESDAY'S RACES.
O STARi3 of 30 son. each, 20 ft, for 2 yr.olds
colts, Set 71b ; flUia, Bst 31h ; winners, extra. From the
turn of the lands in (11 subs.)
Mr. H. Freaktim's Waits, get 71b Mel I
Lord Exeter's Preelaw, Ist 7th (Halm 2
Lord Clifden's Spikenard, let 7th (J. Mum
Betting :6to 2 on Prealaw. A very floe nos between the
first two, oldies in favour of Catalan by a short head. Run
in 1 rein. 27 sec.
Swasorrassa of 10 eon. each ; for 2-yr-olds, Est ; three,
Sat 41b ; four, Bst 121 b ; fin and upwards, 9st lib ; the
winner to be sold for 160 son. if demanded. &e. R.M.
lir J. Oerard's Orimsem. 6 yrs (Marl 1
Lord Paden% Tiresome, 3 yrs (J. Manse 2
Detect Bedford's La Belle, 2me (Charlton 3
Betting 6to 4 ton La Bear. La Bolls made the running
until within a distance of home, where it wee Viten up by
Grinston, who carried it on to the end, and won easily by a
length. Run in 1 rain. 63 see.
FIRM vest at the BSCOND TaISIINIAL PRODOCZ STARS.
of 10 son. nob, for 2 yr-olds ; colts, Set 71b ; fillies, Bst 41h;
the second to receive a sum .qual to 10 per ant. on the
whole stake, and the third scum equal to 6 per cent. upon
the whole stoke. T.Y.C. (76 subs.)
Lord EPintoe's Knight of Avenel (aeow) I
Yr. Bowes's Brother to Ennuis littler)
Lord H. Leanox's William the Conqueror
Betting : 6 to 4 egst Herding., 7 to 2 apt Knight of Avenel.
and 7 to 2 apt Willion the Conqueror. Cranberry took the
lead immeditvely after starting, and with the three favourites
in close wafting carried the running on for rather more than
a quarter of a mile ; It wee then taken up by the Knight of
Avenel, who maintained hie lead to the end, and w a, after a
very severs race, bllf • length, Brother to Epirote beat-
log William the Conqueror by a neck, Harding. a good
fourth. Cranberry • fifth. Run in 1 min. 17 sets.
Swinnwrotre of 60 son each ; h ft ; for 2 yr colts Set nb,
fillies Bst 6.b, not engaoed In the July, Chesterfield, Rut
land, Clears.% or Prendergast stakes. T.Y.C. (8 subs.)
Cdr Peel's linginee, est 71b (Plannal
Doke of Bedford's Bardeam., 71h (T. Butler 2
Lord Easter's Prelim, est 71b (limbo 3
Dukeat Rutland's °Wine, let 31b Igebiwom 4
Betting : Even, end 6 to 6 us B:ecleaux, 6to 2 against
Longinus, and 4to 1 apt °adios. Won easily by • length.
Rua to 1 min. 17 secs.
Marcit : Last nalt of Ab. M. 100 son. ;
Sir 1. Hawley's Hippie, let 31b (Templessen) 1
Hr. Oreedn's Barley, Ist 7113 (Barley) I
Betting : 7t04 on Barley. Won by a head.
HANDICAP SWZIPSTAILIS of 16 love, MA. 10 ft, for 2-yr
olds. T.Y.C. t 4 subs.)
Lord 3. Scott's Albreds, i.e ISM (3. Sharp) I
OM. Peers tby GDMator, Set 7lb (Plelnamsi 2
Duke Ratland's Oodles, I 'mon 3
Dukeot of Deaßelled'.llessips TL,Mb
Set sib (P.(Nod
Butler 4
Betting : Even on Bumps Via and 2 to 1 apt Albrods.
Alines& made all the running, and won by &length. Run
la 1 min. 16 sec.
By. Luna Brous of 26 WS, flask for 3-yr olds; oohs,
Bst 71b ; Shia, Bst 31b ; the winner of the Dab, or Doe-
easter Bt. Lager to curry 71b, of the 2,000 Guineas Stakes or
Oaks 51b extra; hones which have never won a plate or
sweepstakes snowed Mb. D I (16 subs.)
Lord arathmereaVe 71b ff. Mussel I
Ur J. , Ott 2lb (Temples= 2
Dube =ie. Bst 71b
Lard Chesterfield': llst 71b (Pietism) 4
Duke alledfard's Beauvoir, la 21b (Pettit 3
Betting : Even on Queeimodo, 11 to 5 apt Queensberry,
sad 4to 1 apt Mellon. Bouvet', with the favourite auts
Queensberry in waiting, elude play at his beet pear to the
Duke's Stand, where the running was taken from him by
the fewseite, who west on with it indium the cords; the
remainder of the race was between (E lips. and Queensberry,
the former, who hang • good deal towards the end, witnusg
by lolls length. Ran in 4 min. 9 sea.
Firre PODNDS; for 3-yr olds 7st 61b; four, Bst 81b; five,
Bst 13th; six and .gad 9sr. D.I.
me. sown nesse nn, 4 yrs. (Missal
Lord W. Poolitt's Briadybee, 3 yrs Mores 3
Mr J. Hawlmh Van Diemen, 3 yrs (Pearl 3
Betting : 6to 6 apt Brandyface, 10 to 6 apt Sotterley,
and 6to 2 apt Von Diemen. Was by six lengths ; Van
Diemen beaten off. Run in 4 min. IWC
Mann, T.Y.C., 84 41b each, Duke of Bedford's Scamps
Via received 50 eon. forfeit from Kr. Barn's Daughter of
the lies.
WATCH, T.Y.C. Mr. Oreville's Barley, Bet 41b, received
130 eon forfeit from Sir J. Hawtey'e Trutistaller, Bee 71b.
A.T., See 71b each, Duke of Bedford's Mints re-
wired 60 sus. fertile from Lord Calsdon's The Dahootah
Chief.
The short interval between the last race sad the departure
et the coach for the Cambridge station, leaves o only time to
odd to the above sketch of the racing, that it drew • larger
nand nom fashionable tionspacy than wen pelisse se the
fell day, sad of some very interesting sport ; it wee
remarkable for the defeat of every one of the favourites. The
weather continues a xnatels Si e.
THRER.TEARSOLD TRIENNIAL.
3 to 4 apt Tensor
(tomes)
to 1 Valets (I)
Tadao?' price is w.minal—no one appears dkrsol to
back him.

DERBY.
1,500 to 100 Lid spinet the Knight of Avenel, end the sane odds
term& oftald.

THE REVENUE OF THE LISBON CUSTOM-HOUSE
for the years INS 49 was 2.419,678 dole 101 rill. The ei
portation of port wine the first six months of this year has
Wen 21,461 pipes, and 1,043 of Cier.pigs. Is July last It
was 3,144 pipes of wins, and 266 of Cleropiips.