The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-02 00:00:00

r(4, SrPTEMBER 2, 1846.

Is Lary ton be the of of Ware/1 and tam Iy, kb
, sad also te pay or a debt
I.=imilinefae namer&l=Cortnig the past ansaner. If
tbeas STIMINIOS he it assent be denied that each
at thie ammo sit diagram, is lowlifes but °slas-
hes& as ward eft dbamasset,, er ammerve the peace of the
emmtry. Weds esaibasaa had waited two days or so, the
kierfait pawl *gee& Parllagessat would have prevented
Igign bona Wig his tameat's mop seder such circumstances;
ladle wee ddiessied to take time by the forelock.]
• GOOD LIANSLOID.—As a eantrist to the above I gladly
gads the ildlowisi dam the arms journal The tenants
os the emessenaajlie. °seep Osimii, of Aided* county
Timmy, at Mask* Ind Ballykeefe, near Bal-
e. Meagre', were masiderably excited yes-
terday med., by the appeerease of a new agent, whose
samekadsaldred amen diem emu unpopularity. The
term* aired did they would pay him (the agent) no
rreed, bat reedit Tether go moit gdiday in a body to the land-
leers raidemescZeuidte his de messes with gratitude and
thinks. Mr. legedierd, is exceedingly popular
ammo. thew e Ilebirkabie ibr humanity and kind
lbsdelgemas, mad it is very umgradaful to their feelings that
any etdlor her,party should ease between them and so good a
land,'
BUTODATION or 111711/L 111110111TRATES.—Mr. Powell,
Y.P. per Limerick, has eddrageed the following letter, in re-
ply to the eirsider informing him of the Lord Chancellor's
*mere to misstate Waifs the Cesusimica of the Peace :

1' Clansbney, Osolleammill, .agiest- 19, ISM
millr„—Toor lathe of the 1114 b WM, aikonsd le me by desks of
the lard Clionsoller, bosjw6 noshed me, smi be reply, I beg lows to
own, for the Inhemitissi of his lionehlp, Mat Wog amber m pro-
maw modal mkt by seardleg the preeestlenof the laws le the poorer
climes of Issrlinjones blob WOMB es be as lies *Ma my ham-
bleairmilmic redoes le ressone nodes or • mogistrele Mete
Peelers
Lad Clavinsike Wake St to relsaMeme
Is the ennesbelon cf the yore, via the grove& of tamer!fromeolah Ima elloillyenesquelesel, man Moor team nr.eigia
via the wellgot ever ems Mo wey bawls. 'hers the hamper to be,
str, your osulloot bemble " Cmaa rooms-
"lb lanais W. Irak.
Secretary's Oie, rear Cleat% "
THIS BARTORID MAOISTRATIS AND THE LORD CHAN-
cam.oa,—(From the Mail cf this evening.)—ln our publi-
cation einem Wednesday, we gave the letter of Mr. Plane
ihsassest Bader to dap Secretary of the Lord Chancellor, in
with* lbe femme Isatisman, while accepting the restoration
of his sceasiehm. doseaded that the mode and nature of
that noteellion Awn le each as to concede emphatically to
Mr. Bailee what he *Maly, though in respectful and gentle-
manly berms, asserts, namel7, that as Sir Edward Bugden had
" tampered with the ementution when he improperly dis-
mimed him and his handier magistrates from office, and in
order to obviate any suppinition, from the terms of the secre-
tary's letter, that his lordship believes there were any just
grounds originally for his disminal," that high functionary
is required to reinstate Mr. Butler in the commission of the
date and in the priority to which he formerly occupied, and
that without expense, As regarded the concaving a false
date to the commission, we Mated such a thing was =poen-
Me. • The jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery in frauds is
to relieve against, not to fabricate them. As to the other
requirements, we felt our anspicions that they might be com-
plied with. Both our views tarn out to be correct, as the
following wrapped's,* will ealdbit :
Secretary% Odle. Pew OM% Dublin, Aug. Mb, 1946.
Sir, —I have Ow beam Inloam pm Mt the lard Clionesike
has given Wrestler lisrmi=jilieriashiMl la theomminion et the
pave for da asarity wed lad me arms' all dial tbe
tesealeicat la the gine fa 11 wasbehrepow rerame‘ ond that
rdlrearo relmartel Mann hue; bat I ma the la elate Illet lde
bee act poser te anasnile s eremite be be Ward.
I have ths brow to be, Mr, shellont aselmok
(aped) Wiraaan Baur;
Pierre B.l3eatior, Nog. le the Lea Oedler.
Lodge Pah, Aa& 1111, Int
Mr,-1 bay eitamblae the zieelpl dray h im, falleaba lee
that the Lard (teethe bar gaga the teeameg dheillaa fir my
ban yeadeled hs the esemeadea of the palm the Isinhel ca-
yman le salable the eaminisa Is of no impeelatee, ea the Ma&
emit moms ba whine MB hold* has and way vim ehaelis alto-
he fey ewe, the pendloillty of my josless=ea the wore
of or of persosallowsour.—l r‘ma dr,
(Wined) Puma ilonmear =ca.
F. W. Brady, le.

Well, here we have one more judicial admission of the
propositions propounded to, and extorted from, the Lord
Chancellor by Mr. O'Connell and Lord Ffrench, namely,
that the dismissal of the Repeal magistrates by Sir Edward
Sugden was unconstitutional, and therefore that their re-in-
statement is now justifiable.
LORD JOHN MANNERS i.e LIMERICK. Lord John
Manners, Mr. A. S. O'Brien, Cratloe, and Mr. William
Monsell, Terror, on yesterday visited and minutely in-
spected the schools of the Christian Brothers, Sexton-street,
Rev. Mr. Brahan's school, Bridge-street, and the Convent
schools of the Sisters of Merry. They expressed themselves
highly-pleased with the management of the different web-
liahmenes, the mode of instruction and proficiency of the
scholars. Lord John, with Mr. Monsell and Mr. O'Brien,
have been this day engaged visiting the various public estab-
lishments in the city.—Linserick Ezensiner of Saturday.
THE KINo or CLADDAGIL—The Claddagh is a fishing
village forming a hale and important suburb of Galway.
"The King" is elected by the fishermen, and his preroga-
tives, which are asserted with a vigour and imperativeness
worthy of Roman., are to give laws to the body, to relax or
make stringent those already is force, and generally to see
that the commonwealth of fishermen of Claddagh receives
no detriment during his occupancy of the " Monarchy."
The sovereignty is elective, and a vacancy having occurred
on the throne of this important kingdom, an election will
take place to:morrow. All tue Great Officers of State
will be present on this grand occasion, and the fortunate
candidate will be installed with becoming honours. We
have heard that Mr. James Quinn is the popular candi-
date. The revenues are a little under those of the Bfitish
Crown.