The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-03 00:00:00

AUCTION OF THE CONNEMARA ESTATES.

THIRD HAT'S SALT.

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Yesterday, the ramming portion of the second
section of thtse estates was offered for sale, by Mr. Wain-
wright, at the mart. Mon the two preceding days, but few
bidding* were made. The day's catalogue contained 28 lots.
extending over no less than 56,000 acres Of land in the
hinny of 51olcullen, Balway, with the oysto r beds mid fish-
, erica in Kilki-ran and Camas bay. The following were the
only lots which were knocked down, the whole of the re-
mainder being " passed" for want of bidders. Esch Int is
putty occupied, at small rents, and all are subject to trifling
quit rents to the crown.
Lot 38.—Townlands of Currsrevagb, Ballygelly and Bar-
na/teeny, with two islan is in Lough Corrib ; total,
1,331 a. Ir. 38p.—knocked down for 3,5001.
Lot 42.—Letterkeeshaen, Tultabody, and other towolands,
1,879 a. Ir. 28p.—boaght in at 2,0001.
Let 48. Towand of Kaockadav, containing
4,535 a. Or. 22p.—bought in at 5,0001.
Lot 49.—Tomalsad of Derooghnstb, 1,232 a. lr. 16p.—
bought in forl, 8001. offered.
Let 50 —Toot Beacanniff, 1,1021, 2r. 10p.—bought
in for 1,4001.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL
OZTOBD, Nov. 2.—la a sennestion holden this morninc,
the following degrees Wen conferred :—Doctor of Ctvd
Law—The Rev. Alexander Mauves, Magdalen. Mas-
ten of Art— R.v. Frederick R. Perry, University
College, Grand Compounder; William Holgrave, Lin-
coln College, Grand Compounder; Rey. John A.
Cr,., University College ; Rev. Cheri, I H. Shib-
b-are, University College ; George Da Pre Percher, 13
College ; George F. Tauiplin, John's College ; John
Spankie, Merton College. Bachelor of Arts—John Bennett,
Lincoln College.

NAVAL.
ADMIRALTY, NOV. 2.—Paomortons.—To he Captains :
B. C. J. Irßynoonn, Thomas H. Mason, and J. Andenon.
To be Command. rs: A. Gordon. and W. T. Riven. To be
Burgeons: A. Mitchell and T. Nelson. To be Penn: F.
C. Dusanty. APPOINTRIIKTB.—To /14estrions—Lienten-
ant :R. P. Alarm—Midshipman :C. F. Palmer. Ser.
pent—Midshipman : T. A. Carey. To the Coast Gaud—
Inapeeting-Commander: C. B. Norman.

MILITARY.
Mom lost siglit's Gentile.)
WAR OFFICE, Nommen 2.
6th Bait. d Drago.—Lieut. W. M. Poorsu. to be apt., by par.. Mee
Grove, onto rem. • Cornet Eilr E. 6. Brommeox, Bart., to be lieut.,
Liras.
vice Powell.
tot by
v.—Liras. R. H. Reese to be apt., by par., vies Kern,,i who
rem; lan J. C. Wme to be Ileat-. by ;Rm. vies Roth.; Limit- C
' Baum to be W It. vice Macke, peon.
Mb F.—Capt. C. Bums from .p. lOrd light drage.,la be eapt , vies
Fades, gee.; Limit. T. H. geentamun to be caps.-, by par., vice
Batson, who res. • as. C. H. T. Banta IirTIONI to be lieut., by
par., rtes flomenkle.
likti F.—Lieut. C. AIUOTIONO to be apt, by par.. 'doe Demmasbe,
who retn; Em. T. Loom to be lieut., by par, vice Amistrom; F.
RPTALLACK, gent., to be eat, by par., vice Lyme.
16th F.—Lisat. E. Cniernomu.„, from 32nd F., to be lieut., Mee
Harris, who each.
Madoll F.
.—Lleut. W. Rama, from 16th F., to be beat., vice Chipplm.
d who tub.
Mad F.— D. D. Ftrrcum, pet, to be ens by par., Abe Pieureces.
moot
62tel F.— ed.
Majce L.P. JONES. from h.-p. emit, to be major, vies
H. B. Harvey, mba emit.
Orfkw Ries Beet —Lieut. C. T.Cuormv, to be espt., without per.,
Moe Emmett, die
Besvirr.—Copt. C. Bum, oldie 6th F., to beim* In the army.
Mnioaasurn.—The earns of the reaternan appointed to the He F.,
19th Oct Me, is E. T. Sr. L•WIZZICS McGinn'," not
"MoCitus," as previously staled.

THE COAL EXCHANGE INAUGURATION.—It is a
curious circumstance (faced on as by two strong letters on
the subject), that the 6°61 factors had nothing to do with the
orrentosy, and scarcely obtained the minas of being present.
—77 to Builder.
THE Finn or NOTEMBEIL—Largs nninlrrs of
troops sad eor stabilise." are pouring into Newry, on their
way to Bathfriland, Banbridge, Csatlewellan, and other
places, whore there is the least probability of a breach of the
pease on the approaching anniversary. Four troops of the
13th Light Dragoons from Dundalk, three of the 17th
Learn from Dublin, and four or five rupiah s of the 66th
Foot aloe from Dublin, have either parsed through, or are on
their way to this town. A portion of the 65th and two
companies of the Lancers will remain in Newry. Three
companies of the 9th Foot will be sent from garrison here to
the districts named. In addition to all this force, a large
bady of constabulary, amounting to nearly 300 men, have
arrived, and will be distributed in the same places as the
soldiers. We feel every confidence that their services will
not be required. Colonel Burdett cruelly% the Lancers,
and Capt. Clore the 13th Light Dragoons. Capt. Croghan,
of Cranford, and Captain Armstrong, of Newtownhemil•
toe, are two of the officers in otrumand of the constabulary.
Charles Runt, Beq., 8.111., passed thriugh Newry on Tues-
day, for Banbridge, on temporary duty in that locality.
Capt. Warburton, 8.11., ham rased through to Rathfriand,
and Fitzgerald, Bag , 5.M.., to Castlewellan, also on
temporary duty is those districts.—Nerry Telegraph.