The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-11 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, JAm. 8.

There appear strong signs of disagreement among
the Irish gentry as to the course to be pursued in the
present crisis. The spirit that dictated the resolu-
tions contained in the Marquis of Sligo's circular is
of a different character from that which dictated the
subjoined resolutions which have been definitively
adopted by the committee, and will form the basis of
the conference. An " Irish party " is the pervading
soul of the one set, and suggestion sharpened by re-
monstrance animates the other. The meeting, yes-
terday, which was attended by Mr. O'Connell and his
son, discussed the principles on which future legisla-
tion should be based, and adjourned over until to-day.
In consequence of the near approach of the session, it
has been found impossible to hold the contemplated
meeting of peers and representatives apart from the
meeting of the landed proprietors. Both are to unite
in the shape of a conference on Thursday, the 12th
instant.
The statement that the revenue service had been
placed at the disposal of the central relief committee
nas been partially contradicted by Sir James Dora-
brain. He states that arrangements have been made
by him to discharge cargoes with all possible expedi-
tion after their arrival on the coast, but that he had
no orders to take in the cargoes at Dublin or else-
where. That part of the proceedings must be at the
expense of the committee.

TOO ItIer.ODUCTIVE WOURP COYMITTLE.
At a meeting of the Reproductive Works Committee, held
on Thursday, Sir Montagu Chapman in the chair:
Resolved—That for the purpose of considering the present alarming
sue, a the eseatry, and the temporary mcomreis w:rich may be
nalameer le maths adds, the sect etaries be iniitructed to convene
meeting of the lee, ambers of parlument, and landed proprietors
of Leland, to be bells at the Rotondo, on -Thursday, the 14th
at twelve (Meek ma meeting to be °onlinel exclusively to the con-
sideration of the remit social mann., of this country, and all en-
tromoseis tonic me party poll*. to be strictly excluded.
Ilea the mieetlog to be MY shall be one for conference and discus-
sion, as/ that dmaellere, the prim Mall be excluded, and no
part at the except the rowlutions agreed to, and
the ca
the 6Z
Wing Y. Moisratir Cli•elaxN, Chairman.
Sir, —la piessoma des remiutlone herewith inclosed, we take the
liberty of requeeting Vet ear Woe at a conference of peers, mem.
tiers of ent, ma Yodel peomietora, to be held at the Rotund.",
on Thursdayhe 141 k Wt.. to cenaider the beg mean" or meeting the
diakonal, that sew imeeei them. and will level obliged by your
commealieeting the some et this circular to the several landed
proprietors dyer aggithstorlood, and urging their attendance. At
the /gag dm ye te Wen you • copy of the resolutions intem led
et be seleibled le the maileratton of the meeting, and to inform
yes dot eimiehet le the meatine will be solely by ticket., which
MR be eilleel ball the committee, M their riarns, Id, College.
=Z.** dig previous to the meeting.—Signed by order of the
Jame.

IMOLOSNOoI—TIOSPO.aS a tan sea
I. That burr. It
heyeed all other oatuiderations, is the salute.
of bus of the rare and we therefore deem it our solemn duty
—re acme{ err e Mtn signally tenet—to call upon the govern-
ment lei ate foreire terms to totes rich measures u will
seer, leri Unfired hed eaktient to keep the people alive; and
to rerillatt= el mey that may be necorny to attar
that Seg, de re as that uy neglect or delay in that mat-
ter wort re preermat respo.ible for the safety of the people
of I. obi gaset peak he multitudes unless impelled with food.
2. Treirdhat as Os posple ef Ids goestry are suffering front a most eatra-
mdurviedfembefebbeasortie deficiency in the rock of food,
epos the goverment to m.o. all artificial int-
pettimais le Or supply of that deficiency, by the temporary sus.
if the nertga,Sn laws, sod the duties on the imports-
Minea and also to roe teetered facilities to that
Isar reilleee yr remitting sea reels of her 14 iiesty's navy
r ems be upend to be eared in the trOrtspOrt provisioas.
S. Tee we ecarder it wrid met desirable, that the unreitrit ted
re of sops rag grime la eer hanieriee and distilleries shcadil be
permitted mar =Maw dream he order to as for more
useful peepers g pore el the pais sow well in those Nubile-
OWL 4. Mat tee nammemi Met relief oommitU.,u should be
erre le silted gaielket or le the de -Ilium In their reweave
selghbeadater, Mg that Mir debar so should not duentitle them
be mooemmeet amtelballeme he aid of their funds. 5. That It is an
iseeredeed lab OM re Nearly of seed in this tomer, will bc &d-
-etest, mid lo ma earnestly recommend Mateeed depots
be ..ekbahm paserament. I. That while we Alms that it is the
eve omd perammat eas et the state to tube Cale the provish nbe
ode fee die amtlesta we regret that the means hitherto selopted
let that mem lam see Iha me bead proved inoommensurate with
Ihe es% me ea Os Mbar heed lime induce.' the espenditure
of Mg VMS it 04/44 spa maw or pernicious works.-
7. flat abs moat voided 41p1111141411141, tending as It do. to diminish
our asimeses sr to imam the retabilitiee of future famine, has
not teen elm Issl<agleg#aet m the pert of the ofd, nt proprietors of
Irelen4
_but den ImpuM pernieioul law, W they have been
cornered to Is Abet, eotwithstandiiig repeatid protests to
the ceinferia. IL OW* entirely wittiest log in the jostles of
im=pea He West
ama of all money s
rvaneed ir re-
sodoaw~ft ro protest, in the nam of the owners
esprit the principle of charging
exclehely ag Orr repel, the mosey which thee hare been forced
to wirer regeedrierterles. O. That the destruction of the staple
foot of rain ofdam Offereviabieeti cannot he t In in
other Sea OM et re airraity ; and we chile it
.me 616 lbe bmileta viand lam it, so f it pus hues
est mgareggethe works, should fall on the empire at
Orr, mad get bi trews era Indeed alma, mist t v ern th. ve
ela -see Is bard whir love entered met est...rely from et.
10. That ebearb madder bottle prows Latour-rate A,t n u met
mj.dursollnell6ll4 to he ask wls nr err a tv•tgr humvi eon
be wrapper, pet Is order le prevent the oontimunce of their pre.
sent waft geritry. we tall upon governor:et to stored the Act,
br wallas selli proprietor le take ups t.lervelf ht. tan itortion of the
I>. rad meeeetsat,_to sepmded tvprotinctive Works open
oit=lat rawroy be disetattp himself from any nether
ta astral be Si pertleolec asse-eneut ; and that the Amt.
to +aril& leasaba Me le applied eh udel b. mewled to oil per-
manent ingesatiireele el the keg. 11. nut vie have heard with
earls sad Mug, lir la diaries Ireland tee 11-1.1.01.W15S
of land bill 444 bees ma Lamm be pen.iss,l for ea
ration, owe, le gle weft el the occupant., rod conermootly
Flu be treelearbellhe at year; and whi'v rousdectir rely
ors the esertlyes et** pregetteri to peobot this tiossiitrY from
the prat trello Ilia meet blade from coat input, no e.atiot
s void eelfige Ifie spier Motion of governs..at to the alarming
P pants whir hove reneged us or that linportint suloorL 13. That
s.were should be given to the tremup advinor money in way of
ton,. to railway companies that have nbtoined their acts -sti, is money
to be laid out in making the earthworks of the railway. That r
there must be a large amount of popul.dien der.odent for soSol-SCOOa
daring this year. upon 'MOW or prOrste ,hority, provision 'Mond be
✓ule for assisting those to emigrate (with their fantileal ash menet
le -imported in this country by the eon, is of indipeaden: Liar.

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DUBLIN, JAN 9.
The same doleful recitals from day to day crowd
in with horrid sameness of result—via., death
front lack of food. Every provincial paper has
its catalogue of horrors, which the lover of
humanity would fain ascribe to an excess of
local colouring, with the laudable object of
inviting attention to the suffering spot. Unhappily
tho facts are too numerous and distressing to adm.t of
duubt—the circle of destitution grows alarmingly wide,
and districts which hitherto partially escaped the pes-
tilence are now yielding to its fatal presence. Looking
south we find that Bantry is likely to rival Skitv-
I bereen in suffering and sympathy. Six inquests were
held in one day, and the unanimous and immediate
I verdict of the jury was, " Death by starvation."