The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-01 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Barr. 29.

Mauer,
The Duchess of Lainster received an autograph
letter from her Majesty in the curse of last week, in
which the Queen was graciously pleased to express
her feelings of strong gratification at the receptionahe
met with in Ireland ; and, further, ter Majesty spoke
in a very kind and complimentary manner of the
impression left on her mind by what she had seen of
Ireland and the Irish.
Mr. John o'o=oll re-appears u an agitator.
Early next week he proposes to be here for the pur-
pose of re-organising the Repeal Association, and as
• ousineseemsnt he addresses the public a long letter
in the old style, poblisbieg his views in the Ileassers's
hisraed of today. The letter contains a very min
attack as the Earl of Clarendon, written in very broad
league. It will be important to see whether Mr.
John O'Connell will be able to revive the agitation.
At present there is an utter want of faith in all poli-
tical Even Lord Cloneurry notices...the
tailors of the recent attempt here to get up a cry on
the acknowledged grievance of the church. Mr.
Gavin Daffy will probably enter into alliance with
Mr. John O'ConnelL

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The Martinis of An lesey sanctioned the publica-
tion of his oorrespondeaoe with Lord Cloncurry in
a most chersoterieue way. He first gave permission
to Lord Cloneurry to print the letters, without refer-
ring to them specially, and on the work being sent to
him previously to its publication, Lord Anglesey ob-
served, " There is not a single letter I ever
wrote about public affairs which I would feel
ashamed of being exposed to all the world."
Many et the es donna followers of O'Connell are in
private lamenting now the treatment which Lord
Anglesey experienced from the agitator. The effect
produced on opinion hers by the publication of Lord
Anglesey's eorrespondenee is very great. The repu-
tation of O'Connell has received a very heavy blow.
Some of his strongest suppor era regret how much
they had been misted by him, and there can be little
doubt that if Lord Anglesey came here now, he
would receive a hearty and enthumiestic greeting from
all parties. Such are the chimes of Irish popularity.
The following account of a struggle for the pos-
session of corn appears in the Kilkenny Moderator of
this day :
We have just received in mount of a fatal struggle b►
tween a landlord and tenant for the posemion of the 0n,.,
and whieh, we at. sorry to state, has talus plass Is see sea
(suety. It appears that the corn of a dome musk messy.
residing at Bed's Grove, seer Gowns, was dYfraiedfer
rent by the Mandard, Car. Wet's', sad was wily peasant
hits erterfras belzferzibly removed by harts, a semi pare
of erased WM rin charge. However, yesterday (Fri-
day) samakm. eight secloik, Cloony selletted a tem&
durable bedy of moo. who were armed and provided with out,
la alerts miasma remove the crop at any riA. Thesmade
was, of NUNS, reskied by those in charge, sad who ailed
wader the dkaolisseof Copt Wiese 's sons. A vioiselslemigle
teak gime, hol Olney% party suceseded I. loading the ark
*adjust es they were leading them set epos the read ems of
the sass, named William Butler, was shot dead by Depteis
Watsoa'spetty sad mother was so seriously worded that
Dr. Newell, of GOWTIO, whose profess:onel ass hisime wee
proapely obtained, is said to have pronounced hie reemoy
to be boriess. 0.1 the other laud, it is stated by report
that these et the parties who were is eharg• of the erop ere
dews.* greended. The polies arrived from Howse,
sea Whir oe tray, but too late to prevent the Mal ease-
trims of the molester; however, the serresponsient be.
whom we have the pertioahrs assiudes kis oommeaisatien,
Mak was dated at noon yesterday, with the remark: "Net
wiastemihe the lased eireemetemees whisk lime rushed
from the atimic, themes is sill beteg resnmed, *mak eat
ma Hee deed in the pp, end asether is dries is the nelgis.
bourhord." The me will of mum be fatly Imeatlgatesiby
the authorities, bet as yet many of its drammusees ere sot
ezp:aimd. and varying rumours eontribute to mystify the
inquirer Into the real particulars.

ACCIDENT TO THI enlinilLt.—The Chester and
Holyhead Railway Company's steamboat Cambrialucke Mr
peddle•thalt an her estwsni voyep tree Kiaptown to Help
WI yesterday morning. TM Bombe% whisk left Kings-
town at halt-past twalre, CMS up to that Cambria, wild
bad left at hall past eight, took kar es Mani, and
aonveyed them to Holyhead. TM BtMrais was despairs&
from the latter port ; and on ineida the Cambria. teak her
in tow and rentraed with bet to W" ykoad.Tio litheonia
left !Upload again at throe this maraip sod anima in
Kiagetown shortly Wore einikt.—Dahlia Prem.

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of bar 114nty's Ontins, ,Asaadol, wlli sllbi sal
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aad two mans sad sorsa plats of Gowevr, without na-
tant nail^ The ninon proved that than was ato
how a bad Awe to all hawk at Cawiig. hangman sad
dun (kiosk la Oho niniai of no Ihn Maas. ma& that
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blear to the one Gelb He immediately retuned to no
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