The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-27 00:00:00

IRISH BIRCIIONS.

DUBLIN, Assn. 25.
ATRIONE.—Mr. Murtagb, of Ballykeeran, has
ban spelled to to stand.
Bxmar.—lt is rumoured that Mr. Coates, an
influential irenfoander and banker, wW be the none eandi-
date against Mr. Davidsoe.
Kuro's Comar.—Conservative opposition is
spoken of. •
Bill4.—There was a numerous and influentisl
meeting of the electors, who unanimously remind so
Nippon Mr. Brady.
DitoofranA.--Captain Alexander Moore is spoken
of as tbe conservative ceedidaer: be came forward la
Qum's COtinTY.—Bir Charles Coote hu1867. with-
draws hie imigaa.ion, sad cense forward again. There are
now three •Ites—Bir Charles Coote and Colonel Dunne
(coussrvativs), and Michael Dunne (llbaral).

MRB. ZUNI HOME AND ERR TENANTRY.

The following is • copy of a letter addressed by
Kra Milne Boma to the teesawy on bee estates, who us
Arches of Bervickihire
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daffier —I haws atm tegeetted Oat I liquid have
by
been ill-health hem forming a sc-
alds the teasi ca ay estate. At
seesset 1 fest die dsprtvatioa she nom en aoconnt
der eonteet sew gelag ea is Bertrichahhe, the
laws of which contest may digest la semen en the
yen yea yawl Fran yaw nemitter, yews
wed per yea cesosettese abe a desires, w
Ow:l=ad
k year wham and set in
stela atke.ms. mast eisessaaiily
isenssidosida isat an Thonsh you
we sieve et ray indowessayre esagineeste. I lesser myself at
soma etyma at kinat.
_dniaa neon whether your toad-
ied, hell say taterestla thle mateet. lus ladtmed, there-
fore, to make this communtatias, to eters you that I do
feel a deep interest, mot only in the contest. bat if potable, still
more in the pert which every ono connected with my estates
may take in it. With regard to the two candidates who ere
soliciting your sufiregee, I have so hesitation in raying that
I wish all success to my friend Sir John hisrjoribenks, and it
phases me very much to bun that the majority of your
number have promised him your eoppint, and that several of
You are mng on hie behalf T. here ere, however,
I law
,understand soato who hatenot yet declared themselves, end
tome who have declared that they do not mean to vote. If
their relaxes for this be that they do not wish to put them-
selves in opposil ion to the majority of their own body, se
well so to their landlord and landlady, I have only to thank
them foe Ikea gaud mid kindly feeling, but if they are ab-
staining frees mere indifference, or frees any intimidation, I
most taster a hope that, bearing in mind the Importance of
this isanitush they will come manfully forward with the rest
el die leaessay, end, in considering which aide they will
inmost,. VIM they will remember thet it I. more for the ree-
dit of an Wass umnected with the estate that they should
holta fa hod Una that they shoal. be seetrallaing seek
aim Ida "pis votes. Yy husband and. I Wish and be-
' los deg tin esis en 001. estates will vote against his emote-
SIM but It dam should unfortunately be any who can-
trt eimecientionely agree It join us end the rest of the
eirmatry, I fondly trust, and I ask it es a favour, that they
will at all events abstain from taking soy active part to op-
position. The idea of this onnatunicatlon to you has ori-
(Meted with myself, and 1 need scarcely. add that it has my
husband's medial concurrence. As he is in Berwicksirre,
and I am unable to hold • pen, I employ my son as my
smanuensis, who I hops will ere long become personally
acquainted with all of you.-1 remain, de
ars vir, yHoounz. " ers vry
faithfully, (Signed) " JEAN wis