The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-07 00:00:00

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Dirsinr, Nov. 6.

Thetas to the determined and ;;li:iti;tetiod pre-
tines mad* by the Irish governmeat, In this
the &hot Noon las posed cif without
any Mesabi or armed dsommOstise of Orange-
men is themes& The frillowisg is the latest news
Llamado lie mashed as that the Orangemen be-
laying to Daseirtmort, about fonr miles north of
Newry, intended to have a elms fight yesterday to
commecrorate the asseterr of the Gunpowder Plot,
and the advent of Xing William 111. to England.
Some of the protestant inhabitants of the neighbour-
hood, afraid that the Ribboomen would avail them-
selves of the opportunity to create disturbance, deter-
mined t, prevent the Orangemen from carrying out
their intention. One of them accordingly lodged
informations before a magistrate; a special int menet
was seat to Newry et en early hour in the morousg
to procure military aid; and M. Siogietcn, Esq.,
RM., accompanied by a tro3p of Lampe, a company
of the 9th Infantry, a company ef the 55th Infantry.
sad 40 policemen, proceeded to Dosaglneee. It was
very fortunate these time'y and vigorous mesas were
adopted, for in one house Woos upwards of 800 rounds
of ball certridp were foaled l The day, however,
passed off without the slighted disturbance, and the
troops returned to town at en early hour yesterday
oftereo3n, without their services hiving been rc-
gutted.
The Cork Estroimor of yesterday has the
announcement, which must afford pleasure to the
friends of the liberal interest : We have authority
to state that Mr. Kenealy, acting on the advice of his
friends, will not divide the liberal interest at the ap-
proaching eletrion. Hie retiring address will appear
to Widnotday's paper." The Beandiser adds that
Saturday has been fixed fur the nomination, and
Tuesday next for the day of polling.

Tna BUCKINGHAM AND CHANDJB FIITATIB.—The
sale of several lots of this property In Westmeath and the
Queen's County, by the ctediton of his grate the Duo of
Buckingham, is now confirmed by the legal approval of the
title deeds and power of the auditors to sell, sad they are
now la the reeession of the purchasers, a pretty good haul
bring taken from them for legal expessee, interest, slit. The
Meaty of one of the- Westmeath lets, Clare Island, the rut.
deter of Captain Walker, proms the hardship sustained by
the purchaser, Mr. William Ormsby 047 ft. It WWII the,
many years ego, a large tract of bog adjoining Clare Woad,
embracing the royalty of a groat of Lough Blasolan
and other advantage., end g to the Gore family, woe
t el:owed, through the want of Banes on the part of the
bakeportlon
then proprietor and his peV be surveyed mathe Bath-
ineham pr .perty, end the o Lamaof the whole awed
to Clara Island. Mr. Gore oa the male lest year, to
purchase back his own property, sad, curious enough, ft was
the only lot for which there was bone fide competition; all
b.inir either sold by private contract or at auction as good
bargains. To mark the return of this property to the 'debt-
fol owner, Mr Gore has changed the name from Clara
Island to o‘re Port, which name It is to bear in future. The
Longford estate, purchased by Mr. Luke Whits, end the
Clare estate, by Colonel Horny Whits, are now in their pea.
seseicia.—Duldies Everting Mail.
DErrivcrin Futz AT BEIZABT.—AbInt s quar-
tet to nine o'clock oa Baturday months a very alarming and
destructive fire !woke out la the preasisee of the extensive
flax and linen mautt'actory of Mr. W.Grafft, situated as the
Falls-rnekon4 so rapid was the program of the Kamm that
In lest than an hear and a tearbor after their discovery, a
raw of stores of 172 ha is 11.01.40 feet in breadth, end
three stories la igh,wes rodweed he a beim of smouldering ruin.
The Are originated by the hmaiesid • boiler, scattering the
Are tram the furies, awes; the Om the amount of pro-
perty destroyed, independent of the value of buildings, is
supposed to be not much short of 6,0001., though we are
happy to lean that a large proportion is insured.