The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-06 00:00:00

aelutly upon a valuable aniadtaral prodaethe ; but, us.
Str.unately, Just in proportion at that mow was confined
as the barley-gro• ins conatles, so was that Whence lo-
used which it was neeresery to bring to bear epee the lee.-
Wive in ~der to effect its removal. Therefore, thine&
believing that tax to be unjust in priaelpie--senees in its
isterierence with the sultan aid the hrsier—sad
• iajari-
one to the latter, es preventing his mahieg theme use of a
viantb..e and trodestive article, yes, Motor
--feeble though it alibi be—with whisk poevi had
blessed him, he 'brad, Skis theme great quads= husked
H Mr Disraeli's moths same behre thee 4 take epee hair
sill tout es be sight madder hist for the haefews of apt
calls» guierany, sal of thine who had seat hisa to the
Haase of Ouuseee, by eapperting those whisk he neighs
feel they had the greeeisit abeam ef earning.
A Voice—Wee% yea vete eir it ?
Mr. BHAMSTON wield be happy to do so if he saw it
weld be easineive to their Iwamoto; bat if he head leo
newel was le be aided by the asibiosee of these amnia
whose axle had hitherto timied shelm theAbiluwal
faun* thee he would use peenioe be a la ghee
wee intended by thole esodene• as
be ediddeiewt
Maul With the mat whet sweet kr thisuesibm mai
he Ids constituents geaesalfs, le atast be snowed te =Odle
ea
independent *Oahe whoa the guinea sheald mem
before parliament ; sal be bagel Me retell Woad be OM
Mr. Disraeli would be able M pet the ateleet ei dowdy
before the houee,that the farness um& be hue the
injustice sad oppeeseioa by whisk they wine swirebelsieL
Bit JOHN TYRIILL rid he still Mabel his (maps&
helium for coasenatiaa—so doubt the old haus wield
seem set in bees—bat 'bosom a whit cants to meddle
with agricultural gutters be was sure to cut hie Fondest
lagers. Mate Howe of Commons refused le eneedebt whet
they (the agricultural eeesebon) believed le be Neel it
wield that be for the Nasty of Rion to haw ep the el.
vise be gave them ea a leant ostesion, sad not to let it be
• mail agitation. (Hear.) They bad Lord Stanley fa
their leader in case Mese, and Mr. Disraeli is the other,
led every preparation en the part of their representatives
for a roetbined movement In the ass of both hears mad
labourers. (Lena sheers.) It had bees said by Mr. Cobden
and others of the Maadmer school that now prweetion
was goes they were essay to assist the brawn in gettlag re-
lief from their burdens ; the quest would be ea opportunity
et testieg their sincerity, and dieting whether they bad say
regard fw the arieeltunl %tenet. (Hear, bear.) What
little difference there had been as to the newel of the ark
tax was only as to the cutest of the relief it wield aids*
and net as to its Weida, sad be hovel that, with =Witt
their main eject, they woad sue with the eactiee
woe desired. (Cheers."
Maim IinItESFORD said he would not shin thus to
era free trade a Wei; sail hush sash
act be eabilia bell
bus attributed to Lad Oasis, he didweer
wad so becalms thermopile of 'ovary ors* be bawd
from that noblemen 11•1 gesteeliaa wee Syr awe
that to tax the kniehor woe Jae mil MOIL Thome"
should it ever be thole geed Mimeo* elielard Stanley at
the lulu, his policy wield be to she a of the tax a.
ties by whisk this woo eat of the pockets
of the foreigner. lleete then wise hie the toe
pasta which be said were prmaieenels pat hewed in Mr.
Amen resolatitme, tits beerdeue aad he meth
nous which agricalture laboured undue hen leetbionv• ea.
eriments, showing the reopeedva beanyof ea* sad tee
remedy which (sight to be had set Julia
dons them, it would be their A. to have a' WM,
meeting, sad say what taxes Ow wished to hue we.
”alO.. He, with the other weeny useabere, weed use
ato .tend, and. whatever might be his eyes while, le
should feel bound, as their reponsidise, as she OM to
their wiet.. Avoids& lavehin • anewFiLabe
would sever yield, bet is MB Me a et
bled
—ft was a welter elsphisia as to what someezehatdtamt
wet leasedelei lothemaillvea, wed era whist he
repreientatives were set band ea ge sa their um )ed..
heat, bubo gelded by the wham of thou oweiliteeste.
Capt. Do CANE -wormed • vote of thanks to the &abuse.
—J.O. Paws, Res., emended the Tessiades, whisk having
boon tarried by eieleniation,
The CHAIRMAN retuned duals, ad tried epos all
ptiosat deeirabilitt of obtaining as slay signatures es
pomade to the parosidal pianism whisk would be prepared.

IRELAND.

Duane, Num 5.
The Belfast meeting, on Friday, was net so in.
teresting as was expected. A very seeded view
of the question of the rate in aid was taken by all the
speakers, with the exception of Mr. James Tennent,
who disventid from the prevailing foaling of the
meeting. Tbc various speakers declaimed about the
w improvidence and idlecess "of the south and west
of Ire'and, and boasted of the virtues, the loyalty,
the intelsenee and industry of the north of Ireland,
swim ad nauseam. In fact, it requires a strong
stomach to read speeches boasting of the loyalty of
Ulster, which c, adled the United Irishmen.
Upon the whole, the sixpenny nationality of Ulster
meets no support from the rest of Ireland, chiefly
from the unfair and taunting manner in which the
Ulster tool& talk of their afflic'ed country.
men in the other parts of the island.
It stems rather strange that the guardians of the
Cork anion should have denounced the rate in aid,
but such is the case. They are decidedly opposed to
any rate in aid leviable on their union, unless it be
accompanied with the power of refining relief to
paupers of other poor kw unions.
The Freeman's Journal states that the Duke of
Bedford hu a mortgage for 90,000 f. ea an estate in
the county of Mayo.
Mr. Gasan Huffy has been removed Nom Newgate
Prison to Richmond Belden.% whe:o ho was incar-
cerated with Mr. O'Connell. Hie health bad suffered
from the crooned air of Newgate. The six political
prisoners at Kilmainham were admitted to bail on
Saturday last by Col. Browne, two sureties being
taken for each of them, to appear at the next commis-
sion, if called upon by the crown. One of them,
M.Meylin, was president of the Citizens' Club, and a
proprietor and writer of the Irish Tribune.
In addition to the man Cummins,who was found
guilty of the murder of Major Mahon, at Strokenown,
two men, Michael Oardtner and Martin Brennan,
have pleaded guilty, at Roscommon anises, to con-
spiring to take the life of that gentleman.
At Longford assizes there was a case tried before
Baron Pennefather, in which it was proved that
a witness had been receiving out-door relief, though
he bad 34/. in his possession ! When rebuked by the
learned judge, the witness excused himself by saying
that he bad seen all the farmers about him receiving
relief in the same way.