The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-24 00:00:00

1,9.371

Total difference in the two lo; 7001 feet.
Lot 22 birds( been bowed by the pneeluren, it beaus'
neelesery to abate onsflurtb, as above, to reduce it to round

The above elsousstancee induced a belief that much abuse
km existed geserelly in the measurement of the dish r,
whisk is the less easy to account for, in eons/queue of the
prows deems four or five reguders on all masks, when
timber is being measured and lotted fur sale.
las. firzeturo or Tirana—.hautboy ground of con.
plains is, that large quantitate of timber appear to have been
agglaffillp stoles in the meet open moaner in broad day, by a
dole oftimber deaden who were in the habit of par-
deedog M a essaiderable extent at the pens', al sales,
WWI isseteod as an excuse for them to send their teams to
OM Now Freest, end remove the timber they chose to select
mishentaspielos; sad here I should quote the ease of one
stn signinst whom two true bill were found at the swims,
use fee skialieg, in April last, nearly 60 fins large oak issue
INNS a spot where StAl Lad bees cut; but none were the.
slid or loud; and at the very moment when hie counsel
mew mak* an applcation to get the trials postponed, this
pine., who wee at large on hal, with the aid of his friends,
sons actually engaged in procuring the abduction of an int-
pereent witness fee the prosecution, who had termerly Nasal
in his employ, sad as his servant had assisted in the remora
of bum trendies of timber, whi.h had been l
toque
stein, pert of which formed the whine of the charrelaM
meseqnence of which, it was deemed advisable by the
musel et the prosecution to consent to the motion for post,
posomest of the trial until the ensuing sessions, previously
he mbish is this m in all the other cues which were post-
= silk pcsepen was entered by the Attorney '1
regards the bock timber, I would refer partkelarly to
the ease of a perms employed generally in the service of the
mews In sensexiss with the felling and management ot
timber, sgala.t whom five charge,. were preferred, on ell of
whisk true bilis were found by the grand jury, although he
VMS ereknallp tried on two only, as it hums manifest that
mime of the Jury empannellad had resolved to acquit every
Wad before them at those eessioce, noteithatandieg
eisaefeammieg up of the chairman was conclusively against
the primmer is the evidence. although in his charge t e the
send jury he had upraised an opinion en the lies of the
ispoidoes adverse to the prosecutions generally ; and it lass
since been stated, that the prisoner has himself admitted his
fwilt on each inleimoni preferred against him, aed that he
ully expected to have been transport. d; and, according loth,
evidesee eta unbent to wkonkke had gold, it would appear
that since February, 1815, he had purchased of Dim about
730184de et bosh timber.
Fee the minute partie.len attending` the prosecutions, and
the reuses for abandoning those remaining untried, I weal
yoke to Mr. Coxwell, to whose management they were es-
trusted by Her Majests 's Commistionen.
I sanstiot omit refer to the fat of my having disordered,
that for several years past it has been sustosury to make es-
changes of oak timber for elm far use in the satabli•kineat
at New Park. the latter description of timber not balm
gunenlly grew. in the New Forest. This is an evil of •
rives niters, as it best salan unauthorised disposal atilt,
property seder the mu of the deputy surveyor, bet Ins us-
gumless* hos made a slosh for very esteesive frauds,
Sys Paz,uno Tunas, AND CONTIRSION or TOP*, 410.
—lt is evident that great want of cue has existed in seem-
ing tre.. for felling, and e9ul want of cue in felling them,
Movies too meek stool, trussing off the limbs, cutting up
the top sad lop sersisealy. -hereby g lumbers of crooks
have been lot, and the timber otherwise reduced in valve ;
this is all sucepdble of eel remedy for the future. A.
espeement Isse bees weird into with a Lidhly respec`able
pens* (Mr. William Wanes of Bodily), fa the purchase of
' all the crook, in the forest, at IMs per piece, the highest'
• peen tor the few Hiltons, sold bias 3d.
Srs.CO&D WOOD AND YAooolll,—Aeotker metes of fraud
and miemanagemeat has bees the tionvertioe, cutting up end
disposal .4 cord-wood and faegote, from the lope sad tops of
Wen felled for timber or fuel-wood, an.i which app• sea to
have be., sold under the almost unc'ntrolled authcrity of
James Reed, and ant natrequitatly to some of the gros
keepers, es evidenced by the statements made ea the remelt
itamatiiratioes into charges against several of them, which,
wits Ina rap ate in earn ease. haves already been transmitted
to her Majesty's CelltehieetOitere et Wootse, lie , anti white
toed to mum a system open to fraud, which there is tre
mush ruses to believe has existed to a great extent, not=
on the oft of Jame% Roe° the ileitis:it eminent in the
co tie dewy surveyor, out anis ot other eatiordinsitoeflielala
in the New Forest, without whose coanivanoe it iambi kessilp
have b.** ausessfully earriad out; the proper and areal
course being far the persons employed to cut up end stack
the ored.word and targets, to attend at the dice of the de-
puty struyee on the periodical pay-days with as account of
all tie week they have done, and the wood and faggots sold ;
end they are thea paid whatever amount arrests to be due
to them ; whereto latterly it has been discovered in several
Instances that the parties readying the wood and faggots
have themselves paid for the cutting up, he., no account of
which wee taken to the office of the &pry surveyor, sad It
paid for at all. the mosey was embezzled by the aseistaat.
'rho twee of Gill tke groomkoper of Bramble Hill Walk,
will threw moo lig: es this system.
factotums— laclueuree generally have been much
neglerad is fidelities out the fin and fi !!eyes, eleastairg
the drains, stearin the underwood, de, by which tie
growth of the young seks he bees retarded sad otbnwi e '
Injured. This is belag remedied by inereaud attention.
Some of the Weems, are Ire approaching a state I. which
it has been mod %threw them est.
Sou, op Tots FOILION..-Ofavel, sand, marl, and other
issmietiess of ecil„ love bees allowed to be removed by soy
idesdasmins is violates of the Aot 10 Gee.
r.4-..60, aims MM. • loyally of 6d. per load Is now
jai lofts grooakoopsoo of the respective walks for gravel, '
Mod end sasel, the proceeds of which might be 'best usefully
Irvl be getting water-etauses, err win small bridem,
... WM of do forest sub requiring sub ist:,
*poososooslo. asst ssoolditilost/Mt loollity in getting timber
Our Art sold, sod p. Aside issues its vales. This
dhow flat ty, whist is only objected to by peruse fens
when It tbe leastr,., will hove a most banelkial
area la preserving the te of the crown.
SWIM or PAYING AGNS SO LANOtratial. This is
.epee to great sheer, bat millet', under the existing misname '
meat, b dit#eelt to remedy a caserseeedy sebutitted by me
to the bend fully establishing dm evils to whittle I teal
bat as this cut is now under the consideration of •the eom- ,
todeisesses, I do not thiak it right at the present moment'
Uwe particularly to advert to it.
FOIL WOOD.—It has been the practice to cat down beak
trees for the supply of Awl-woad, splitting and sickles I.
mem eases, sett ft °then leaving whole trees It for man
isinring purposes, whisk, sit hr Wag ossigood so Use mural

claimant,. have beau allwee4 to remota an unlimited time
b-fore r nthvit, thus affording a pre eat (or pinta to be at
ail times fa the lariat with farm
Keay pastas daisies fuelrisbte Imam been I. the hebit
el *Ali.. their eakammate, sontrary to the Act 9 & 10
Will. tble, sad permittleg the toast aleiale to ta-
ttoos waders, sod eheremel•bursers to exercise their calling
la lb* fore.% has bees prodoenth of greet irregularities.
It is alit natter et doubt whether away penis, de ast
alai= sad shads fuel woolen is aseordenie with the An et
WA a Ilisebeth.
Au it may be divvied fUr me se emperient la some
mesetue fat the ezietemee irreptlarities, fate the
liberty a statiag, dist I molder that the fountain ill-
health ef Thetabill Winn Weir
from
wands), for mime) rendered hen tail far
a the motive sad varicose dudes whisk Wash to the edam of
deputy weeper. sod they were la wissetprise delegated to
hie esefr are two sombre, whisk apnea to have emu.
fined eampelaelpelly se the ease as New Path, sad
seirly the while et the est-dere linty MEI left to the
thategthant ef an inferior 'Sear (Janne Reed), who was
rhos sualled ee wary sn hie tthesoin poetises with Inde
dross st diendes a his had minis and Wore dello-
gusailes pissed It eseiithig 014 et Ids pone to reprove asp
sabot pony hareem as pable, sod has a georal &ergs-
shades sod anima of den ezteaded direat.
initgs be peesasel *as a strider sepervidea es the
pert of the &Willie wadi have prevented these irregu-
larities ; but the amasses duties attashed to it, sad the dif-
fieelty_la eased vhils thee finagle* ea establislitheat ea the
New Forest, of within at welds( like a correct state of
its al sk% penktelarly what reasons add for soasealtheot,
shows the absidate nesswity d rely**, oddly upon the acti-
vity rid IRMO, of the deputy surveyor.
Is the Isersaip sistetheat the priaelpal evils la the
sthaagsthent Oahe New Forest have been nedsid ; but the
whelp setheth reqpiree mince; awl I as prepared, if it
*add us asoldleati=e2=oo • p 1... shish.
Maar bawd qua a I madder, if
*Maw* alm=emmied eat, maw the New Posies a
valuable and le the mows.
I have, W. I= W. L. Puma'.

IRELAND.

Duping. Elmt

We have no news bare beyoZcilieve.
accounts from the country. The evictions are
numerous in the south and west, and simultaneously
secret societies are, it is said. spriogieg up in various '
directors. The Prospects of the country for the
approaching winter are certainly gloomy, and the
private accounts are worse than much of what
appears in the journals.
It is believed by many that the conspiracy against
rents is part of a very 'widely-spread system in which
' there is more design than was at lint surmised. I
know from private sources of a very extraordinary
case which attuned last week in the county of Clare.
A gentleman pat in a distress upon some tenants,
who pretended to come to terms with him, and agreed
that the corn should be conveyed by the bailiffs for
We to a market town, twenty miles oft The gentle-
man fell into the snare laid for him, as the tenants
had legal 'delta that the corn could not be car-
ried beyond the nearest poand, and on arriving
at the market town the cern was seized
by a soon of ;reason* sold to the highest bidder and
the money men to the tenants, who went off to
Anteing. The gentleman having counted to have
the corn sold at the county town (reported to be the
dearest market), made in point of law a waiver of the
distress, and be is tricked out of his rent. But the
point worthy of notice is, that in a distant part of the
county the defaulting tenants should have found such
ready
Yesterday morning, their Excellencies the Lord
Lieutenant and the Countess of Clarendoo, the Earl
and Countess of Craven, the private secretary, and
Captain Henry Ponsonby, A.D.C., and sui e, left Mr.
Mr. Ifina's Hotel at Killarney, and posted from
thence in private carriages to the present terminus of
the Great fivuthern and Western Railway at Mallow.
Shortly after their arrival at the Mallow station, the
viceregal party got into the royal carriages, and pro-
' cteded to the King's Bridge Terminus, at a spoed
mere rapid than was ever tried before on that mas-
sively constructed and well-appointed railway. The
train left Mallow at two o'clock, and the party were
nt the Viceregal Lodge at half-past six.