The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-13 00:00:00

IRELAND.

THE LORD LIEUTENt ANT AND LORD RODEN.
The following id a copy of Lord R •den's reply to
the letter of the Lwd Caine°llor, in which his lord-
saip's chamissa from the commission of the peace was
intimated : - -

Tollymore-park, Oct. 8, 1849.
My Lord,—l had the honour of receiving your luta
yesterday, inf. rain/ me that in eons quince of the rectum
meadalon of toe. 'overture. nr, your lordehip had duetted n
warrant to be preps: d for sepersediow me in the commie-
cins the p-ace te r the counties of Down and L nub. I
cannot help thenhiag your lordship for the kited and cum
team manner in minis O. have communicated te me what
I won wands, • very reveresenteace, but to which I respect-
fully bow as a right vested rn her Majesty's government, to
remove trots the resaiaterialoOkee any individuals, although
the it SITVIONI tier, in any be as lug as muse have been, tor
a p rind ot nearly 40 years.
I hsve ale, tenotei d. through your lordship, a letter
addressed to you, by Secretary Biz Thomas Redingtoo,
due Hoe the reasons tor tee praise ins in question, and
reefing them on the report of the government commissioner,
Mr. Bernick.
I snail not now detain your lordship, at say length, by
referring to the pars ut that decrement monsouniaa ed to
PM, lordship Se Bir Those Ihroiegroa's let er. Titers
will, pr fb.bly, be a future opportunity afforded me of
doing en, and ot proving that I was in the stint performance
er my noel, when a. tieg se a magistrate, on the 9 b of
Shpt. co r • and that I had ro meson to cosiider myself as
heniazailiely arreiguel," though I telt I had been grossly
/Cr am I admit tkst I was emanated in
• atuwarag the preventionof an tuneful eseembly."
Having Site honour of bolding her lialesty's 0916Liiilla
at the peen, I felt brand, is jade', to refs taking
laiontostrows sweat fa a 'me body of 19•1 men, charge°
with the offs, ye ut be i..g engaged in an " unlawfai
wee nbly," the Meg elle, ut which there was no en •ene
to prove; bit, oo tin contrary, the witness, Mr. Ili
brought forwaid by the Crown Solicit.,, proving the
al nee nee ;it so Lop aria, that the proeusion was esnefiof.ed
• .be presence of her Majesty's troops, the county police,
and tospettdtaty madistrates. It was natural, outer these
eitrums eaves, for me to conclude that hid men a meeting
or processiee bon aalawlul, the government smell have in-
forocted their olliure to have dispersed it, more especially
when they bed setlickint tome 011 the spot, it tmosesary, to
• ore their inatrue, ions Sate exemetios.
I regret to find that, in the report of the commis tomer
I am cherced with art acing my utmost radiomen to
keep the poem, Mame& as I did not, et es &Ache's-
ing the people at Tollunere Park, request them to go
hams hr a elifeeene road from that by ohich they had
ems. I reflectivity submit that It would have beei.
are Jemmies of the tweed ootensisiiioner had *
stated to.• t.roous gives in evidence, «Ly I did
pr- se this point on the people; and had In (vs ter from the
ei.ldeare. the en vire I did give them, part ot which was .•
take evil rstrier then provoke it— to let nothing induce them
ceer rehunia4 to their homes to regent eves any Weal% which
they webs runes." lie Mght, also, have a. did wi:ft truth,
teat say WiT4ll Was most serapteloady attended to by
Orsssism-s tltry were barbarously site, lied, and firm
at, hem babied walls wed he,..., by Whtwou consPirawn•
MIS bed daring the dsy been lying io wait lot tn.ir pray.
ea *ti. kol s around, greet holies of are • d tr.t a • • r
c ii• • •ot s so• f'ee's ..f the tow i•rj , •
- t. UV. r• , had in
irtrr ,sucttdc; in their