The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-06 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Jun' 4.
At a meeting of the Chemico Agricultural Society of
taster various statements were read relative to the
=crop. They were of a conflicting character.
insisting that the blight had re-appeared, while
others repudiated its existence. Dr. Kirkpatrick,
principal of the Templemoyle school, heard nothing of
the infection in his neighbourhood, while another
doctor had seen several instances of disease, especially
in the produce of French seed. Mr. Andrews, of
Comber, an eminent agriculturist, stated the results of
his observation, that in the tender descriptions there
had commenced a discolouration in the stem, and that,
notwithstanding the progress lately made by the more
forward shoots, the plants to which he referred had
made no progress. He did not undertake to may that
it was the disease of last year, though there had been
unmistakeable cases of that description in his neigh-
bourhood. Dr. Hodges, an able agricultural chemist,
confirmed the general views of Mr. Andrews.
Fever continues to make rapid progress, but with a
diminution of the virulent symptoms which charac-
terised its first appearance. In Belfast, the number
of patients in the fever hospitals on Friday night was
1,902. The mortality has decreased, the weekly
deaths amounting to 90, being much less than in the
preceding week. In Galway fever is very prevalent ;
and in limerick 40 patients were received in one
day into the fever hospital, at a fee of ss. per head to
the medical officers. With respect to Belfast, it is not
improbable that the mitigated character of the disease
is in a large degree owing to the sanitary effects of
the recently opened baths and wash-houses in tha
active town. Ia corroboration of this opinion I find
that within the last week 581 males and 72 females
of the humble classes used the baths, and in
the same time 983 individuals of the same ekes
made see of the wash-house, deterring 3,184 articles
of dims. The total receipts of the baths and wash.
houses for the week were 141. Bs. 81d.
The hiAt Solicitor-General, should he again solicit •
comidieeney, has no chance of Limerick. The good
people of that city are now runn;.ng .pea-mouthed at
hiM. The cause is that be has 'introduced to parlia-
meat • bill to enable government to assess upon the
city 2,3681. priori pal and 8111 interest, their Fore.
lion of the di upon the Shannon navigate:ft.
of whi
ne they have hitherto evaded payment. They
say none of the money haa been expended on the por-
tion of the river infra stunts, forgetful that wherever
the money has been expended the real grist has some
to their mill
The Relief Commissioners, stimulated by the pro-
of*. treasury, ere already preparing to close

their operations. A circular from air. Stanley, their went of the Wielyßb riser &Ice:teats to ice the mill-
Secretary* to several imPehtinfl officers, enjoins them site aceectrecla'ion far the several earapanies whem
to recommend to the several, committees u, be pre. 1,,..,nev.
ws the / are 037 /Ai to Wishech, and who twin ac-
arbour, a* to enable woods to navigate on the
pared to close their habow.e by the middle of August, tide to Pe carbonise& T sad whether, instead et the poopened
" when the gathering oe; the 'tersest will be in fall so- acwei jibe own isubmiusi Yd of
tivity." Every =rapids, throughout the country is by the Admiralty), the wasal wadi MEW 101'&-;TIT//1,
therefore " warnei to be prepared to close the moue toe Prandlit r owl and the beast nottion to
of rations "so soon as the estimates to periods, on or stiekismniat sumbais of intlwant Unwt. thm town
et eanyeloat seeps= le memo:
about that date, shall have expired. plish them ithilmia. The seenreedestioa woad that the
The Dr• Jgheda Argus complains of the annoyance removal et Ono Kaye Bridge, eat its reseasentelleo en lin-
expeden ced by the steamers from that port in Liver- proved the =Titration sad &time% cussed Pitt of
pool. The quarantine regulations which were the the. PD..° d S treesit=itowhot nonownt at toeselary
USW Am. by the expo-
subje zt of a previous reference to the government defile expense of the week within the
haws been put into requisition against the Faugh-a- limits of the wet an be lees than 150 11001. A sewing
Be;ilagb steamer, much to the annoyance of the pas- was held by email! ea Saturday evewims& the 191 k alt.,
rimers and delay of the vesseL Tho subject will to consider the Mises see agree upon . The council
wain be brought before the authorities. replied very fully, stearsang setae things, that, with
A southern nseepaper, in lecturing its countrymen "Pia to any °"1"11.• Ithuns which might be
brought forward for and improving the river
upon the necessity of exertion for the employment of through the town, andv= the Crag Keys Bridge,
the people, illustrates its recommendations by an they would be most desiring et giving it every favourable
instance worth recording. There is upon the consideration, sad that, beta hirniiked with details us to
of Ms rks, and Ike ms tls
shore of of Bantry Bay a mine worked by a company the extent
whose charter is of no earlier date than March last. rdurbtery m" Hitri.a_ woout. dui/ wwwldean cby
hwhich c
Gi ig Se i
mate ley
The name of this mine is ustavalli,g the produce is sum=
copper and other ore. We all know how much RCNAWAY ENOOIO. Butosrox.—An accident
poverty, destitution, fever, and death, prevailed in occurred at the Betahno tenokus on Sunday. As usual at
this fated district—the most stricken in Ireland— the ends of ralweYer ten are kept in readiaess to
meet emergencies; onel salCi noon the driver of one of
during the early portion of the present year. It these left the nation to get hie Aram During his absence
mast have required no ordinsiy courage to coin- w. Harrison, the frowns, earoetnialog that the water in the
=Ace operations this year in such a district. boiler wanted replenishing, ran sat the engine, in order to
Bat vigorous enterprise it is hard to deter. The coin- pilt. the pumps in action. Istesed of immediately running
ban to the place where the driver had left the engine, he,
pany set to work, and now, alter three month=ra-
_, under a wrong impression that in returning he must take
than, affords remunerative employment to up another line of rails, and sot seeing a pointsman near,
200 men exclusive of the company's staff. There jumped down from the engine, turned on the vints himself,
certainly could not be afforded a stronger stimulant to and tried to regain his station on the engine. His foot, how-
enterprise than this case affords. ever, slipped and the engine, with increasing velocity,
dashed forward into the essiernmost lies of rails (the
STATS OF THII COUNTRY.—The Limerick papers, usually arrival platform of the London trains), end smashed two
for many months beck filled with details of outrage and not luggage-vans, one of which was driven through the front of
unfrequently of murder, do not, this day, contain a single the parcels-office, where a similar accident occurred a few
case of outrage on person or property. bit Thomas Blake, wed. sine. The two dais of the so had left
sumo= of the late baronet of that name, member for Gal- their desk scarcely a minute before fie concussion • other-
way, km been appointed a stipendiary magistrate by Lord wise they must both have perished. The front wall Mid win-
Clarendon. The guardians of the Galway union threaten dew of the office were knocked in, and tlte desk and various
to close the doors of the workhouse. The circumstances are packages were forced by the luggage-von to the back of the
thee: they applied to the commissimers for • loan—they office end crushed against the wall. The fireman was imme-
were desired to strike a rate. This they did, but without dlateiy given into custody, and yesterday morning he was
any attempt to levy it. They applied again for a loan. They examined before the Brighton magistrates, charged under
were told then they must levy the rate ; upon which, in high the sth and 6th Victoria, c. 55, with neglect of duty, for
- threaten to shut up the house. which he was fined 101., or in default two months' bard
labour. The damage to the vans and office, including some
SCOTLAND. pictures for which the company are liable is nearly 4001.
EDINBURGH, JOLT 3. Yesterday morning a special train of 23 cirriages arrived
Differences baring arisen as to the basis on which from London, and the driver, misjudging his strength,
the ragged schools are to be conducted, the public shunted"
Th the train into the terminus with too much
meeting which took place yesterday was expect to be Teeitlittlii. .44 consequence ti!aetnat second-lass
didamoreed carriage
somewhat inflammatory.. The proceedings, however, the hoarding, within which men were at work, replacing the
passed off much more quietly than could have been ex- front wall of the parcels-office. A few of the passengers
petted, when proteatantism and catholicism were the were frightened; bat none, we believe, sustained any injury.
points at issue. The following resolution was all
but unanimously carried :
That the meeting, while disclaindng all right of Interlererce with
the miumgement of the ragged school, cannot but mord their warm
approtstion of the principle upon which it le croducted, vin., the tree
and unrestricted me of the authorised einem of the Word of Clod.
As it seems hopeless to associate the two parties in
the common working of these schools, the next best
plan is for each to have schools of their own.
A marble statue of Dr. Chalmers, to be taken from
a bust by Steel, is to be placed in the New College,
and a committee (Lord Jeffrey and Professor Wilson
being members) has been formed for the purpose of
raising the necessary fonds. Another monument to
his memory, which would probably have been as Mir
genial to the feelings of Chalmers. is an agitation
going on to allow each minister of the free church to
draw 1501. from the central fund originated by the
great father of the body.
Archdeacon Williams being about to retire from
the rectorship of the Edinburgh Academy, a public
dinner is to be given him on the 2lst inst. Dr. Tait,
the successor of Arnold in the Rugby School, and an
alumnus of the academy, is to be in the chair.
An extensive strike is on the eve of taking place
among the miners in the west. Iron, that had wont
to bring 100 s., now sells for 655., and the masters
wishing to make a corresponding reduction, the nen
are to resent this by throwing up wages altoribot.
They have chosen an ominous season for this : en tie
one hand they have the letter-prep printers teloodeg
to work after a ruinous strike, and on the caw a '
universal depreciation of factory labour, oonesitaust
on the Short Time Bill having come into operation
on the Ist instant.
Tea MAMMA AND ma CONGILIWATIONALIATIL—This
body has issued an election manifesto, the import of which
may be gathered from the third resolution : ' The course
which sound principle and sound policy dictate for dissent-
ers to pursue is that of reserving their vote for such candi-
dates as are in favour of anti-state-church principles; and
where no such candidate appears, that they should stand
aloof, conscientiously refusing to have any part of the re-
sponsibility of retuning to parliament one who pretends to
legislse for the interests of this country without a distinct
recognition of the line which separates the domain of things
civil from the domain of things sacred.''
FORZION Entoaarns.—On Monday, a coasting vessel,
from Kirkwell, arrived in Leith with above a hundred Dutch
and German emigrants, the nand with which they had set
out far America, bon their own country, having been
wrecked in pas sing through the Pentland Frith, at the
Orkneys ems will probable be suggested or adopted by
the comas at Leith to have ilt la re-shipped to their own
country.

cluClieOW, tiey

PROVINCIAL.

ne Drama.
THE FRENCH PLATS.—Mademoiselle Rachel, the
French Melpomene, has paid another visit to this country, and
appeared last evening in the character of Camille, in "Les
Horaoss "of Corneille. This seems to be her favourite part '
—it was that in which she first appeared before an English '
audience ; and, in her different visits, she has performed it
more frequently than any other. No other of her parts, oer-
tsinly, displays her peculiar qualities in a stronger light ; her
severe and lofty beauty, her antique simplicity of =ea, the
classical purity of her elocution, and, above all, her power of
expressing maim in its utmost intensity and violence. Her
representation of this character is too well known to the
lovers of the Fresh dram to regain any particular descrip-
tion or initiates. In aL mamas thinner than when
last here ; bat her tall, Baader hew has lost nothing of its
graceful flexibility. and her voles retains ell the Sanas and
variety of its melody. The interest at the ohswaseee is con-
centrated in a very narrow Rom Deans three Ms of the
play Camille is less importmesadprandassidm lksbine,the
wife of Horace ; a cirmistanst whisk Omagh himself, in
his " examen " of his tragedy, pears sat as one et its Italia
of construction. In them time Ms Mix itatiel ma do
little more than gratify the tams by ffis=a.pas=
of her action, her liable mart, and dos
develops so efinsirebly the Esse MIMI Miss aids poses
meaning, sad odds new berates to hi Immo sad senti-
ments. It wies not till the highniag dr the fourth
act that the great imam append. Camil4 is
with bar lether when Wier* gibes, to rem the
issue of tie Altai combat. While he "eke, Camille,
who had be.. sok in rerade, mislay mad herself to
listen. As his tale postai* her faimes seensard en in-
describable ergessisi, whie alight esmnlsive seamiest& of
her hands wen** Indy gestates whist lie 'DMA to be-
at:abr.= or Ohm& Mal of her imer's ill, and
es it streak by the Lai et Mak. In this
silent Ism there was mersysiai them tie Meese powers
of Wimp mild mites. ZIA iymitia.lsit alone,
eke remswe tem har seteM, smi rims deem the
=Smaw to the InerigerS fosse istlignelion with
sis resehas bar Mine's bs Min with her lover's
bleed eailahodar die twansied Mee is which she
shrieked lir Mile
IMMme O dour posa y vdt loothar so holm
adr salsop maim etas lotelos at tank%
Hari Y Owl.* possaia ala dark,
Hai mob oa the ow, ot mate de plow I"
were the highad triumph of Mole art. The audience re-
mained for same moments as fa dirtrified, and then burst
into serlamations in tit midst of which the curtain fell.
Whenit was again raised, to allow the fair tragedian to come
forma, the anima lits mimed, end accompanied with
showers el bowies% Midi aimed covered the stage. The
other prieW einsises . weft respectably sustained.
Orris* was matainsi byfffirl,relix, a young man of
Pittogult X. In Horace, was vigorous
odd and kid& Rebut Sabine's long speeches
ppem very well by her intalligrat and pretty delivery of
themt The theatre was very tali in every part.

Tsai COLLIZZY EXPLOSION. asks Wims.—The bodied
of Oa six °Olen, Menaces& to their fate in the pit at
Mirldess-hell Colliery theM eimpanions, when the explo-
des el fire.deasp took bmie been recovered, and were
buried= &today, at . Ths hales of the other three
sera won she interred the estate time, and the melan-
abeigspostads of nisi Goias big lark through the streets
in rearrested tilanmeris el people, and called forth
great far the slama of modoma to whom the de-
lsagd . It sell the bodies of the ait finamen-
Monad anion were focal k a art of the mine
the malls boils op Is seetiis the Ire to orebV
Vim. solsielL4ties fara width they could eel have
. them Is hike been merely inewedhls
re % pordel eallasoffea, awl te lave resevored
aka ompsaisms (seder the kremlin, of lir. Lon.
esehmiona of the direack et the seslasise) had LE the
pit. There is little, if, indeed, say grmad for osmosis,
that they were in that state when Meadow& Or •
they
were sot actually burst to death whim they wars loft; Mt
he benpossibility that they might ham been alive, and cut
if foes all swam weighs emetaib
wore
public mind in
the isseilk, Ti
tram ethisser sky be-sellers a to the effect
OM, sa • ien, yawvutrarore brisket
sp in
a seal•adae, supposed to be dead, sad were eftorwards re.
savored alive. It was stated in this paper that Mr. Lea-
man' denied the statement of Mr. Roberts, steamy for the
talliers, that man who had ollsemPlo go down in march of
the bodkin Ma mowing afar the ossident was isfaeod ; but
it is now sail that two saki, Awes& Berry sad Prim,
wade the .
owl that thas mesa wM be produced
at the lairbtriAmis. Thawily.
Tan or _
_--Oa Friday • man named
John Cauffleld apposed hsoee Xr. dwosaer Lawades,
it the Cv=o:lret. LimPoolt tie daiss the NON Of SOL
Mom Mr. Awl, gamarmsgast. The Mote of the
ease were time: amtrealmis lanily are natives at e-
=tad Wild feast far Liverpool, with fishy
t! preatedieff to mess is the
sassoms, day betake sersidetal isilir=lblitilikilies
ea kirk *he were =prat at Vesesatis die some dratioatka.
la Liverpool some it these hank, lodged in the maw
leessigami kW. tweet= at kr. Sael's °Moe , whore they
fain der in Rat
,IsMoMsr. Hach badly pria
tutinishils and Nadia paid kr limit ski his
=at& tier., but be weer tellstisiked the lie: WA
the reemay of the Mt lab. He midst •
=ticket at the promporMeissrs• sites, bat was I
that there was no seeseloa to it; 1 I
however, with the swamp of all the patesugerswb:'
tor their platerpe et that gm, was written and to
the perdu. The Baiestat eyed,sad was wrecked on the
keg 'Meshed i semi kw ell the pewenge withnal to
'--•asiel. lik. Ski, it w- kid, hod settled coke of
.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
Quizzes cou.sos, ilisouontax.—A meeting of the
totem tar loam heterdey lest, the i.e. Mimeo, J. T. Law In
the oblewar the sitareltsrter d leriparlba vim =Milted to
the males by W. Jowls alai' Itra., the dem et dr .sad
Wks by barjiliare a lama bleire grii=
la
grameglasingeasloo allaa4sTle lha
Ilk
la
imperil ails Ng at
=bar isles. ,ad hold is Oho ass of ibe Omosa's
Al Is thene ill 41111111% ZINO; wgr psi% eat"
or piessest slorroseeer, ad ali to be Ms od arid@ is
Ism theifilietalt• el smilmelj,lelehq penbart
tot d to dm awl areal sa orb
Issredlimeibt sod ass=o
ipte=s blatheo=
sly* sod ter the An tif the ectlege
sal larthe nerslliebtliet site err tho us and triatistossos
ot Iheallaps my- ethrlaele, lommalsi ma bee telmars sad
PleraiorWitarreg set the mar nine of AIM ;
=tad site trawraalho vie serirsiarreastwoo the.isuen= serterberns=leeds.
asiig
ft root soh strobste etlhedilliAdie. war Ilardithisor
=est■ol=loyaletbriatili= Lima
oe Lams/
.4 ibi÷lPhrea delstslot to ber. Mows et
Cr meals GIMP • PM a
nd la este at it trig
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sod pap grears. and with re 'We powers
awl Odle= as Noy be delmerad Walk item ibis to thus by the
---...-
Tan Pomo Covome of Tilbury, Foothill Shiny,
sad Mr Prat, Ire sheet ebbe TePahlta log_ shhollt4
Biesasano or blabroustos.—A bill belitolsi . As AM
for ilAAlllbc iheifillosAnoter, ma wairsini aspb,
rils =Ms •0. °aNtrt=4"ll...,bis
*art ask awl& den tiloZds, It bpi Os nom-
' areildeee et by Bar Of
olta=d IN. de* nd law r
lationilk • llsisgeto et ad, sir,
roma
ths wistabh Ihrodber , te-
rlsragird to *Ode
goo Afar Inn Oahe arr dime se :‘,.:1%,',711,...
sterallagerd=aWsiosrlbe te=adelheerit
diareoet Chasherribtarthsearalyat ,
all ibedrosaryot Warobatsa,is *a el laassaMeame
=..e,,,,... Ay Aboarle ba
art est et the at at
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—net Or diarsest Marksater drib= =
et Trial sod Mitt, Loma& ss re la the ea=
aid dile dratits et t_17.4=0.7.1111i tmt
17...., irk respdoe therso,77WirrsiL to
Mr regrirstre, sad dui deraseyttirstotegtea, =opt re
The Mehop of Mutts has illellol the raridecanal court
Wae% pealed war bribe. rural insets,' sod larder the tint
Alreelita dim sarbditit, et Chmelee.• lima/tot, east ink-
=llsioncetids atillisioacati Jr.
Arti.bad= art
In en sad Is the alteration d territory
saes star at thieisoL
NAVAL
DIYOMPOAT. jogs 3tkh-A coart-isatial, rerrlaVest
of
wig ea laird lbs trial of
Obese ardrieh amid Pitts. Itassittilganalailta le the
Ildehlime. lompahlh; two A pimps awl Ilan ad roe
'die Itrasslea *sly Mer. rise lend pithy, ma arlmoll astbiows :
lib iiiielassizresse An Ana Snit as *mom.
shslitilitla grelyksoi‘its sooria.t
, So VI
A noothe. hod Ishtar, ad to A • Ad
libtlibb uurnlietbeeneat to bead le • eke to RAM nil
lb tor AI
Swift, 8, esiled Ar !absinth ontoouto, 8, arrived
• mini, kola Polatridh, awl rase into berb reit.

pa improve.

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sl6.4•llgribit prlsmegisi impomisit 21 4/01114 Ilislawrallos.
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CUP...44i i
ce.ed MO Baia. 6 te 1 ago
(st. 2 te I opt mai, foist ftit mi. (t), 17 1.1 fit.
the Mat, diem to No 2•ls I OW Ono*.
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(t II to 1), 11 to t agstXr. Wartlo, 30 to 1 apt The Paroter's Daugh-
ter, 10 to I sat /try: (t), 2,011110 a 0 apt garotter (0).
DIIIINT.-16 to 1 apt Assault, 26 to 1 aggt Pla-
nta:tar (t), 10 to 1 apt 1100 Oehlltree (t to Mk), 40 to 1 egg
(karate (t), 40 to 1 egg Oisitiover (t), 30 to 1 opt The St/apr (t),
20 to 1 aim Swims Dog (t).
was le
CAILLISLZ RACIIP—Zfre aweV far the Cumbitiata
Plate Ittlareof the of Mb.
Pla
BALI or LOaa `!4!0.010 Yamarstes.—Billyisse,
bi sot Wawa," tif 0101011190,
bal
4116= 10 • lleasldes,lns; by Osersolori, set al
Sap ; . et ONO* ; Parthln.
PlO, 07 010130100. 40 Se p; diem* EWA, gatkaway,
out divas, 0 go.

CRICKET.
YAETLEPErs Cm' ADD GROUND V. BURY AND
!WPM CLOP. vent A. limy Bat, CL10... DOODIDIVII, AND
Pacw.-11w Mat pity as the pet of the Idezybebras, mho lewd ht
Int. was by Mr. agee. who mewl "by a her. Oar
*rem be two, sa
es a biome Is ~la Mr. mite
pima •he •thh efes tbe pire.
roe two. wed the nut et Whoa mei Sew% whit, It WI be
hued, wetted est Ide be wt OS Weird le hi rm. He made
wese very leUlleee M, owl Embers' tend:akar fah two hem
bar threw . threshes,t red the lissispir et imsla The tewlelet
steed et 11$. Nary siti flaOlk the• seat fa. Yr. Mena MI
DelibirtoM Apia the ploy. The betted
wen. lower, we Mewed of
whoa he bad Ire wed • ; het thebetted
steb wen. wilt the ezaptlia et' et three tamier a sad
Ina met Ombra until kb were rid to 41, la width were a
ems bur, ett threw leer me, mad ewes Gem yid hser
111, by afar, a two, end her Sigh% wee limb" by Dolan.
of I..wared Ills peed W • dee Ng seme weeller
rwkrar.•
A. WM up 11 ta two inn. two twee. three
twee. awl • Clarke mad Illshawere theweerat beide
eight *Meek but ghee lie** bed sammeara eMlirella Piastre
=• heel "emer," sod vith the trot bat lowered the wicket of
tter. The ewe that deed thee :

Maim b MeaM @ H. W. Follow; Esq., b elute 3
DolootbE 1 Z. H. 06r1r0TM EN., rim 097 0
A. Mg, b Arnold
M. /m. b Marks 2 Oaks 39
II t* 1 Arnold
I,
sel oat M Arnoid, 3), S 22
IL )ysoalse„ Ma., b Arnold . 2
Maa. Md. Waal, b Arnold . 0 173

Dartingtoe, b Dean ''''.
6 FiLICZnot out 6
P. Wilms, Esq., b Fellow ... 42 W. Blake, Fag., b Fallona, S
P. Wlntyre, Esq., ran out ...
10 DeLin, 0 Be,ye 14 ;
1) wide (Dean, 1,
it
b Minn
Deaa
&Minn, Faq., b Follows
The match was reamed this morning.

thsg:Mr. Saul, it wen sabliitul aided with some an
seshantegw then out in tbetrekuttskia
Irtntoatz, w
coidt=
toottorelorOomi to etit tram
itodlidamot, with the TIOII of aeon.
telniegedettire Woes a in a *Dana Wilts of the
pampa 'fir ompidnoni Melissa, mode*at it war
• WM& tokbny—tbat paid Ms putin inewg.
a=
itradast "menikosaanisd tier risses*eusdlidlY' "e
Ws
Agway.
seannone. Mr. Dretbaten, kens emu
uendastied dint Mina filemlycsiteinklagi slat'
W were diddled to la a join the paunesse-
egad ineotofasosssity nimpb, and nut be ousted
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