The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-03 00:00:00

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Mews. P. Dower ace: Son, who bolds meannty el ibillie• imerj...ntripg
the isafeeimettilfee,'Werdeeearter-theibe eltberesopkerst or '
Sid, on which tie et the firm, Mr. J. bower, Mil Ili rafter 0"0-
tame& Mani& the line a contend they were pursuing would only
bunar a goer doda:ttot4itae f°rt
tlemnce onligPr°lu pan onlitv.esi&t,
the ed.
• , (From the Water ford Chronic!e4
‘DrNO.lll'," MONDAY NIORT Sept. le, 1546.—We i.e forced to
curtail much of this account. Mere is the substance: About twelve
o'clock the wmare and streets began partially to fill with people, and '
at half-pat one a bade of Usurers :roan Old Parish, Ardmore,
and Claahmere, to the number of something near &even hundred, '
entered She square, and marched in procession down the quay '
and towards Mr. Floodlit store,. when they cautioned him
againstshipping any corn. }rem thence they newsreel I
towards the sq are, bat on their war to the Maim-street
they were invi•ed be a baker, named Morgan, to par eke of '
what bread he had hi his 'hoe. This they refused, and said they
only wanted employment and a proper rate of wages. They '
then antlered through the streets and square, which were almoet in- ;
accessible, so crowded were they. In the meantime a few mounted '
police were passing to and fro mamma the people. At three o'clock '
P. C. Howley, Esq., resident magistrate, arrived from kilamethomaa,
where he was attending the extraordinary presentment se.sione, '
with about forty dragoons of the First Royale They proweried I
towards the lower part of the guy, where the labour. '
en had re-assembled, where Mr. liowlee addressed theta. :
He told them that whatever thee wantel to put it oa paper,
in a remeetaul means% and that he would traremit it for them '
to government. About half-pare three the crowds became eery
excited. They went to Mr. Roger Baeer'e, Morg.in'e, Willieines, and
Fieliei'e bread *how, when toe Matta, y interfered and the police 1
one-tea ;we it'll whom they considered to be the leaders, and bodged '
them in bridewe'J. At four o'clock a meet formidable reinforcement
of labourers were seen mitering the town by William-street, which
! caused the military to put themselves in the most effective ',mitten of
' defence their skill could minima. The town was then &era:ly black
' with people. There was noteas: that might be culled an outrace com-
mitted up to this time ,1 pact 4; when an ingenious and senaibe friend
to toe puhlie pear ae well a.. the people, Mr. Jam, Brene. of
; Wilinteemtreet, suggested to the Latourers the propriety of acting
tepee Mr. Howley's whore to pat their grievance- on paper mad hand
it to him, which they did. mall a dotument wad presented to Cat,
I magistrates by a select number deemed by the entire of the body
i prevent, setting forward their dionsi, and :taking fur week at 5.1. per
; day. tin thLI being prteented to Mr. Moir-icy, wit., read il, Mr. Itobt.
I Lateran. Mr. Ideate, and Sir N. Humble, .1.P., Wing present, he mid
that Doming could be Wirer ; that be would [raiment it to the govern-
ment at once, aid he and every gentleman present would hick it and
l represent adage as they said theno, and that he would be candid with
i them and chow then: the answer the government would send him. Each
of the other magistrates concurred in that which Mr. liewleysteted.
i They then twisted that be eh fold liberate the primmer, teken in the
I earlier part of the day. To tide Mr. Howley replied. that on that
' bred he could make no terms with them, on hearing which the
, majority of the Libuitrers went home; there were a great number of
ill-dispossed persons, env eagat will .111 the erwitest excitement began to
1 be manifested in cone allele* of Mr. litraley's refund. Meantime,
• Oa der. Mr. &Adorn= tame up, ant took upon himself to promise •
the pe elle that if they quietly di-Tersest, the persona would be
liberates' on the following vier:sing. Thin did nut apparently
! nalsay therm tine immunisd man in the crowd was seen by a police-
' man to stoop for stone. Sub-lnepeeter Rooney arrested !Linn and in
the haeticuthmt, a slower of stones were thrown at the policemen,
when the dragoons charged the crowds threugh the square, makine
them fly in all iliteethess. It was now geng dark. any jest before
the moon roe. wain toe autboritia reeolved on cleariag the town of
' the crowds which were remaining about the square and streets with-
. out any apparent object. Tory got the crowd, up WWI-am-street, and
gaiety Men,. them before them. When coming near Currier,. public-
' house, in the vicinity e! the Christian ethuole, a fearful glower of
'clones were thrown it the dragoons. Mr. Howley, who rode up to
the crowd, to adebe them, received a blown! a atone in the back and
another in the ehoulder. The dime-throwine was ansvrenal by a die-
, charge of carbine* from the Dragoons, another shower of owner, and
1 a mere fearful repetition of the 4e:chines, in all about et; shale. There
were a great many received tieth WOW:SA. Two received what the
medical gentleman pronounce Ito be mortal nomads. One of them •
had his thigh, nee above the twee joint, shattered in pieces; the other
reacted . bullet through the upper ii at of the thigh, which massed
1 through the seretum, Ineeridine it fealully and coming ,nit at the
other thigh. Both the uufort.autte men were ~.ninoliately
Mato to the pow h mee ; on enuring which they wero treated in
the kindest =neer by Mr. Walsh, the master. Int; arsliately
saunterer Chrietims the 4 ever to the establishment, was in attendance,
and did all that medical nail amid tor the two men. Thus ended this
day—o sad one to many.
The town througuout the day wore the mad excited appotrance.
Mr. Uowlefe task was a mast trying our, and welt did he dietharge
It. lam bound to speak from &venation, and my iluty commie me
• to state that if be were aided by a tee influential men frmn Dunce,
min and the @amending localiti la the sad catestreehe with which
the day was terminated would not have taken place.
Teretaie Molts tea.--Otte of the men wounded yesterdey died this
morning.

(From a Cork Journal.)
Ceohmai, Sept. 7.1. --A mount. .1 orderly galloped through this town
at seven o'cloes this even leg, its to ase harm's*. and, on
inquiry, I have learned that he was the bearer of a requisition from
the resident magistrate at Dungan= to the commanding Whirr here
fora croup delirium., to moored at once to that place. The letter
Furth, r stated that a collision had taken place there between the mitt-
Period the mope., in which three of the latter were seriously mum led,
one of whom died slam It appears that the people bad
openly expreseed Tier determir.ation to revenge this in-
jury; that thee bad dispersed for the tempos° of tiollecting
arms with which they into led to attack the military this
ding, whose ponition is very critical, as their 'force Is net
suthcient to oppose the numbers of people Neer are expected to
There le no di- losable for.t, here at present to forward—
ors of the trooped the etii !Wenn. stationed here hoeing marched
Carricioce.luir on yesterday, in anticipation id an outbreak taking
place there. lam informed th.st ti,. Commanding 011 leer did not
think it adeleabte to send the remaining troop, hat he sent off an ex-
pels to the Colonel at the eth Human, at t :Mir, foe aid aul advice;
but as there to only one troop there at present, it to not likely that
the Colonel will send it, as by 40111 R so be would leave that place help-
letia—A troop of the sth Huocars arrived yesterday in Cliotheen, to
relieve the IA Royal Inago sae This, being the only Cavalry Regi-
ment ht WO neiirlibourheost, is very much harried ut prtuent.
Foot) Ittors 1S Sleuth—Tut:sit ca* Pildltlitsn.—Tee quiet
of our town Eat at last been broken, and starvation is bettin-
ninft to manifest itself by outbreaks, Yesterday evetuug,
the erred contracted for the paerhouse was taken poesessiou
of by a mob, and after being divided, was immediately eon-
earned. In dread of tido occurring again, the bread for the
tame place was this morning guarded by the police. A large
box of bread, helonging to Mr. Martin, was attacked this
morning, and thy mob, not finding it eutlieient, compelled
the bakers of the town to supply them with food. Where
this will end, 6,4 only Loewe. All the meal in town being
consumed, the people were in a dreadful way for the land few
days. The government have now resolved to supply biscuits
at Ins. a cwt. Thin new move will commence to-day.—Uor-
respondent of Frreaut es Journal.
MEETIN4,S or lite Px.csaxnev.—An attempted meet-
ing of the peasantry on the Newcastle race-course on Wed-
nesday was dispersed at the solioitations of the Rev. Mr.
O'Connor, P. P.. of St. Patrick's. At Macroom, in the
county of Cork, the labourers of thirteen parishes were ex-
peeteci to meet on NVeilitesday ; thetownepeople were in great
alarm. Information was received at Cork on Wednesday that
a large multitude of people were collecting at Carrignavar,
to proceed to the town and pillage the stores and provision
shop•. The chief magistrate made arrangements with the
commanding officer of the garriwin to meet the danger. On
the morning of the Killarney presentment sessions a man
was apprehended ranging a hill to collect the people, and,
along with another, who attempted to dieplay a banner,
corumittcd to prison, by order of 3lr. John O'Connell.

THE LABOCR•RATE ACT.
INNTRUCTION, Colt THE FORMATION *NU GUIDANCE OF
Rauh,' CostulttLes. -A paper bearing the above title was
loaned from the Commimanat Relief Office, ou the Ist inst.
Its tu rt essential tlin cilium are as follows :
For_stArios or Heuer Comm mutes. - The lieutenant of each
county to to theta,. evei7 Immiy in which extral,rdinary presentment
isornons have assembh d tricts con•isting 01 :It toast two
parishes ; he u. to constitute relief committee. In Path dbstriet, de Tr-
app:Ant those which ex pled previous to the 15th of Augunt. Where
central committers were appointed last yerisioes, this plan, if deemed
more advisable, may he persevered :0 ; it is indispensible, however,
that the arrangement b.• keit within the bunny boundari.s.. These
cosnrititteen (newly constituted so: re-uppointed; are to cateist only of
the following tunetionnries : -The lieutenant or eke-lieutenant nf the
county; magistrates deputed he each beneh of petty rawsionn In the
Inrony, huh-barony, ere !oser .iirision, for width !a,-entruent ten-
(OMIT aha:l he oonsened, not exceeding two front each bench ; the
resident raw:grate in the barony division fur which the tars...inmost
'session shall be held ,• the prim malt clergyntan of each churl. h (Pro-
testant, it'nuan Catholic, and Presbyter:gni officiating In each parish
in the district; the chairman of the Poor-law Cribm, comprising the
whole or greater part of the barony division for which the present-
md ot then be field ; the prinepal conntahulary oitorr hi
such barony division; the prineind agog-guard officer where avail-
able ; officers who, under the Consult-eery-general, and principal
officer in the barony a-itina under the dsiril of Woebe, to be
member.. Three mrmlicts arc to term a quorum.
Iles sanity air, P.‘1,101 TO LT 011,103 ED TO TM, COMMITINI7I.-
.% beak for thr registry of applicants, and a minute-boa, me to h.•
nupplicil to CllOl coansaittee. They are also to be furnished with
emir- of tee following Acts and papers: Ati 9 awl to Viol., cap.
107 fur Belief Werke. Also, Act 9 and 10 Vitt., cup. 199, granting
Fitly' .rOIINIIII.I Pounds In aid of ruble: Works of ut'lity for Four IR,
trien. Act 9 end 10 Viet , cap. 101, to authorise the iiilvance of City
Million Pounds i.e• the Inn n. cement of Land by Works of Drainage
in Ireland. Toe Deitinage Acts 5 soul o Viet, cap. a 9 -Li and 9 Viet.,
cop. 3d,-and 9 Vie'., cp. 4 ; and, where neoryeary, the Fishery Piers
Act, 9 Viet., cap. 3. Try-story of 31st augiot, 1014. Paper,
on tact drainage of land. Papers on the use of Indian corn and meat."
1111,1 INF, .11:0AN0r111.N°, 01 TNT CUXICIT).L,.- The new toms
nOttce, on forming relief lands are to appoint treasurers ; and Vac
treanurersot the re-aesernigest committees are tribe reappoint d. Bath
eummttee is to hold per na taers at the plate must convenient
fur the memhery and the obj et. Minute, of day's proceedings and of
correspondence, are to be Kept. Detailed .e mints of receipt and
expending.. ore to be kept in the form of an account current. B
comtigoodence, papers, and ressiunts of r• lief committees are at
tiniest to be of ell V/ the inspection of government Afars 9.1,00111TFa to
visit the lenronir-s. These officern are to be funnehed certt ad
tnlicruei.,,on,i,m4mileterserAwitahnd,governif meld i. to ' carried on
tail., of :Joy .locuiyente or accounts they may nem!) e. The cor-
trc'hirder.tign the.
man or semi:try. Apo:demi°. ior works, and by incident
the
d cliai
.ttor-
them, are to be addressed to the board of works.
ACTIos Or CoMNIITITI, IN I,I,FOCIOF MILK' W oxen.—Tie wen.
Lou of each committee is primarily to be , to the Relict Act
(9 and lo Vic. exp. Bel). The emeimyment prod ,led be law must be
of a public alture, and the ostlers and memoir Ts or land in Ireland
are by the law Mthtged wita the expense, of such works as are
inth*ni:PFnnuees are not to orisinate work', thatt
blew
the
"Mer't4thed"d,.Pt the
ff'Ther'llef
combadness
of the Minnie] seldom, or to interie :e with the execution
of the works, with the Micas and lases ply; but they inar draw
the attention of the hoard of Works to sue exeunsemes in relation to
them as they think deserre attention. r ;hen public woke of relief
are to he executed, tie relief conunitw in the barony are to eupplr
the oahßos oPPoisits3l ley tie, Dowd rf Works LO oautiact them with
lists at persons vequiring.n.her by et .oloyment made up from their
rele.4l3es entaieents- When InnAhe dams are received, inquiry Ls to
be made to the committee, and "ft
.e are to be registered but such SA
tipper to Isave FIT ether re-stow • than employment on the public
'rook'. The lisle fnnib'bed 3P c ofheers of the board arc not to
containtoore persons titan the I deers proper* to employ- from each re-
lief iilybitoo 01 the barony, the names auto be arranged in the fol-
lowing oriFr :-" 1. Ptc99-0. ',imitate of memnt of support who have
the bolgeot falbides,Ylio4 =law ock therm 2. genwas withemaller
f.,mrlies wholly dela ndmes OD them. 3. All other persons requiring
emlilothleel on Public ws, :sus, f T whose support It is actually mem-
nary." When them inn Lane been puppiied, the officer, of th e Board ,
Works will IMAM deli eta to the einem to be employed; when the
lists do not menial la the appliceuts registered, a note in to be a
Pontled of the 90n09' cdli requ.riiig employment. The lists are to be
rernad nom time to time by toe connuitteey.
Aeiloi Or C•nee.ITIIIVI is sit Hr.LlEr FUNIFI.-Donatiaoa
In aid of subscrice.scas will be made be the Lord Lieutenant, which
may arr.ount to 'seethed, of the sum 80:ascribed and placed at the die-
Weal of the Ott amittets. Appiimtions for donations must be made to
the Common, .y-Gentral, thounpanied with a pint of sabacriptions
actually 001.,send nocitributionn Lioncharity funds mat included`,
fuel a cer, .ficate 'limed by the secretary and elmirtm,n of each com-
mittee. I..ie treasurer', receipts will be called for be the comeninsariat
miner d' rested to Prue the donation. The relief fund will Ise appli-
cable 'only to the farrowing purponces: .1. Providing supplies of
Indies' corn, or Indian corn meal, or other food, for mit. 2. Atroni-
irA relict by ei-iployment, Li necessary. 3. De:raying the oonungent
erialme oxernittte, Li:eluding remuneration for the of I
tee seretary or elers." When committees arc compsoesl by cirsum.
stance,. to iwoside emplornent :tom their fun'l', it ...mold he limited
to small works or Rog titan!' : ouch works to be carried on only to
the extent to which private euip:oyment lammed not to be available.
Toe pi r,otts employed arc to be paid in money ; std not at a Uglier
rate ,nor with lees labour 'meted from theta) than what is paid by
the Ixo-nj Worked