The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-02 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Dosuw. Nov. I.

If there be any falling off in the enthaiaam ;Re-
played at the tenant league demonstrations, it is to
144110 extent compensated by the number of these
meetings, which is daily on the increase. On Tues-
day lam, the same day that the county of Clare met at
Entis, the county of Donegal met at Letterkenny,
and the council of the league were probably puzzled
about supplying deputations for the north and south
thus simultaneously. However, they surmounted the
difficulty, and at the same time that the deputation to
the soul was headed by Mr. Lucas, of the Tablet,
that to the north was led by Mr. C. G. Duffy, of
the Nation. One of the most remarkable circum-
stances connected with these meetings was that a
Rev. Dr. Itentoul, prsebyterian clergyman, is re-
ported in the local organs t 3 have been one of the
principal six akers at each.
A tenant-right meeting, which has been held at
New Ross, in the county of Wexford, also this week,
is dins described by the Waterford Mail

Monday last, secording to assouncentent, a tenant-right •
meeting was held at New Ross; the Rev. Andrew Barden,
P.P., Tinton, in the chair. The attendance was rather
numerous, but the influence aid respectability of the county
was sully wanting to girt any sort of weight to the proceed-
inr, which p *waned nothing to characterise them from
mallet pratker,ags throughout the country. The pitied*
speakers were Mr. M. J. Sutton, the Rev. Mr. Rim, P.P.,
Mr. C F. Weddy. Mr. M. Power, Mr. Matthew Qsls. Th.
Rev. Mr. Dolt, Presbyteries' minister, was not prieent,
Mash he was expected. The reeolations were the same
as those psi td at similar steetisge, with the exemption of
cellists on Mr. Talbot, M.P., to mtge. Dinner fur
ssvesty, at 3s. per heed, was prepaid at Shanahan's Hotel
in the evening.
With respect to the rumour which his been set
aflo it about an intended Landlord Conference in
Derry, the Lunclonderry Standard says:
It ie toe good to be true. We should be glad that all
latrilorJe is Ireland held a Conference, and proposed a plan
that would take the cried out of the sails of the Tenant
League. Dot let them be assured that so "coaster
.luswistration," in Loodonderry Or elsewhere, will be
anything but a signal failure. if the tenants are to have a
voice Is ins matter. Their heatuare with the league, and
lassleed abase will only Inane them tryst it the more.
There was a proposal to hold a tenant right meeting ler
this scanty. nalionnected with the League, and this has
probably gives rim to the rumour in question ; but we
believe the idea has been abandoned. At any retell could
not be realised.
The nee taunt organ gives the following instances
of reductions of rent :
Alexander John Robert Stewart, Reg the proprietor of
Daskaaghey, has made • reduction of 26 per writ. is the
rent of the hotel of that tows, and he is also following sp
the improvement system set on foot by his late father, in
paying the tenants for the rough draining, levaliing old
ditches, and making fears round their farms. In some
instabeet, where improvements of this kind are completed
and eertifi Al by the saimilmrist, es allowance is the rent is
given, varying from 15 to so high a figure sea 30 per sent.
James BOeil, itsq Q C., of Dungannon, has proposed,
through his agent, Columns, Newton, Esq., to make the
Vaud allowance of 26 per tens. to his tenants is the town.
land of Duaghaine, to be 'sanded in the improvement
ot their respective farms or house, and should that ism not
be found sufficient an additional allowanee will be given.

On Wednesday last two portions of Lord Aldbo-
rough's estate, is the county of Wexford, were sold
babes Mr._Contorissiopsr Lougtield,_ pursuant to pro-

pawls. Mr. Grogan Morgan was eleClared the Pur-
chaser of the lands of Rathloran (at the rate of
twenty-fire years' purchase), for the snm of
7151.85. 4d.; and Mr. Rogers purchased the lands
of Grogan and Ballymurry for 2,0691. 125., being at
the rate of twenty-four years' purchase.
Monday night upwards of 1,0001. worth of farming
rock was destroyed by firs on. the estate of Mr.
Joyce, of &theme, county Galway.

EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT THE WESLEYAN
CHAP/Lift ltmarton.—A correspondent of the NM, Re-
new writes es fellows :—One of those outrages on the pro-
prieties of diets* worship occurred at Ilkeston, ea Bards,'
morning last, is the Wesleyan chapel, which are at all tines
a drawback epos religion, end mpemally a discredit to their
immediate perpetrators. It appears that the Rev. A. Hums
is so apparels? in the Ilkeston circuit, through his combative
proptanties, in neoeresaoniously expelling members from
the society, reading what the people call the " Riot Act,"
from the pulpits, and continually breathiest out threaten-
ing* &vilest all that shall oppose his authority," that thenhsa.
leyitus of !kat= ditamined to hold puhae swim in the old
chapel, at the sense boats u Mr. Mame would in the
new shape', in order to rive him a view of his
urpopidarlity. About ten o'clock, while the teachers
and scholars were busily 'opted in the dirties
of their large and flourishing Sunday school, Mr.':
Ruse entered the chapel, and made for the airmen' pew, is
which both the superintendents happened to be at the time.
After some p irleying, he told them be was come to preach.
They replied, he could not, and should not. Hs thus tried to
pull up the beaches, to gain possession of the pulpit; but is
that attempt he tailed. Ile then began to address the
scholars, but the scholars made noises to drown his yoke.
Foiled at every point, be left the piaci• for the new chapel,
saluted by the bootlegs of the mom thoughtless pert of the
populace.
CHOLERA ON
_BOARD THE BELLEROPHON.—

Itiks.v.t. OCT. 23.—The Drsgen us is oa the 24th from
Gibraltar is Nees days, ass mules hen. Antilop* it oa
shore is U. Dardanelles on the 15th es Point Valise, arid
nesiaisd there kir two days, until owe d Asserts Lloyd's
etissers few to her relief sad towed her GIL BM is bet
slightly damaged. Letters by the Doges trait Gibraltar
state that the Billarepetia arrived there if 26 days hoes
Malta, dada' which Pas she had 123 nes attacked with
clots's, or trios 60, iselading the ureter, Mr. C. Dower,,
disd.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
Quui's COLL!. GE, CAM !MID° 6, OCT. 31.—Mesers.
R Donis. F. J. al. Frost, N. S. Diane, EL L. Pros. and
J E. Betas& base been elected scholars of flue Wiese.
"chola:Alps of iseressed vales have been bestowed
0 Wallow is& deeds; sod gratuldes have bees awarded
to IL Smith sad FAA:.
•••••••

PaßaauM aw.
Rev. H. Burgeon, to Blackburn C., Umiak&
Rim C. H. W. Capon, to 81. Paibp C., Ilaaaboner.
Roy. W. F•vsylionsti, to Leyland C., Laseaddro.
H•dield,Paid C., Promos, Leonosh
Rev. Y. W. Rimer, to BalbyP. C., Torbahirv, val 971.,
with reoldseen ; panne, the Unlvenhy of Canthrldp, for
tit* Hai. Z. R Pow.
Roe. J. M. Kennedy, to et. Maul C., Lasseeldro.
Rev. Z. A. Laos, to Blorkburs C. Lassaahiro.
Rev. M. Patsy, to Faraway* C., Lantana.
Raw. W. W. Palmas, to Wallington V., w. Wont Reek-
load 0., Sommer.
Rev. D. Lae, to Bt. Btsyhes C.. Salford, Lanesabino.
Rev. J. H. Vivian, to 81. Jed* C., Manchester.
Rev. W. U. Wvolnirds, to Kirkham' C., Unmake.

NAVAL.
ADMIRALTY, Nov. I. Arrow:mans, Com-
mander J. I. C. B , Fiera, to the Dsliirophas ; Bested Mo-
w T. B. Reed, to ditto ; Mwsees Animas( W. H. Crumb,
to ditto. Kates : B. 0. Broadhead sad T. B. Mama, to
ditto. Clerks : J. B. Basiteld, sad J. B. Dealell, to ditto.
Assinan&SargeouTeeter, to tler.
Clerk% Assistant J. Bode, to the
Poo:mourn, Nov. 1.-111,71..tricsiioo, steam
frigate, Captaii P. Wanks, was tikes into the swam
beak this esershiste be dried. Blond*, 42, fitting for •
Itak to take the pima of Ito Totems la this harbour, wM
belabsu eat rif Reek *miaow, sad the Hesse, steam
will be bass into the dock matted by has. The
libits=to be defied to setwant ef a leek aft, which is
amen el to bo avgas to the wdikt ef the saes ; the look-
up sit Wig Nisi
whoa the ship is oiler soaves sad
the *mew lOW. Piste, etosermesal, L.-Osinmsader
Jolla, salved this shames& from Plymouth emi the must
of Atrial. like did ail anther at lipithoed, a sipal beteg
mods to her that Vim led nothing to onaminieste, site was
to oreineod forthwith to Misbelief'. Bk, sailed tee that pert
at 4 *Wok.
GAMBLING AT MALTA.—Thete is a report abroad.
bat we do not yowl for the smarmy of it, that the Naval
Commaader•in-Clief of the Mediterransaa has written •
loner to the Doke of Welliagtoe to indium the Commaader-
breklof of the Army to take some meanie for greyest*
guabliag at Math It is said to be carried to a gross mu
*en by both naval sad military Gams ; and theta Mead
of tko admiral was eorafertably volleyed of EOM measly
for his alght's amseemont.— United Service Gazette.

MILITARY.
MEDICAL DEPLITMENT.--The name of Sir haw
MeOrigor stasis ia th• Wit Moe Amy List for tido at
at ate both of this department, but is understeed Oa the
cake of Direater•Oseerth lately masted by him, wallows be
vy, sad that the Medical Deportment will hi flaw be
sada the mantra of Seesstssy of Wei.
APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTION!, &0., &C., announced
Mace dhpaleil of hat Overland Mail oa the 17th September.

• ThOore.
.anasootre.-81 reit. (light.) Liestenaat G. T. Ricketts
appointed In . 10th do. (hussars.) Lieutenant the
Rea. F. C. G. itsClarenee promoted to captain, by pastime,
vice Webb, wbo retiree. and Cornet E. Stoey to Bautanant,
by poreltase, vice FitsClarenes promotod. 14th do. (light.)
Lieutenant J. T. Lier appointed for duty with the invalids
promising( to Europe out Bombay.
ISFANTZT,-10111 rest. Ensign T. P. Deane has obtained
loess la extension from 6th July to 31st Deoember, ea se-
count of 111 health. 18th do. (royal Irish.) 2nd lissliseat
C. W. P. lallisgsees, fan Sikh Mae, to be enelczadies
Jones, who exchavies.za rin O. A- Edwards, has
one years' leave to tress lith January 1861. 161411 do.
Limb's's% W. Cum appointed adjutant, and IfleeMassat
W. D. I 1 Baia quartormseter to the wing stationed se Seal.
kote. 32nd do. Lieut. W. Cumming oppoiateill isnerpretee
to the 76th foot. 61st do. Lieut. 8.0. Carter bee qualified
as interpreter in Hinds:Manse. 6Jrd do. Capes's O. E.
Hillier has obtained leave to Alialisbed, from 16th October
1850, to 14th February 1851. 60th do. (rifles) Lieutenant
J. P. Battersby sprinted adjutant, end Lieut. Fever quar-
termaster, to the wing of the corps at B.bathoo. Lieut.
L. C. Vann has obtained leave to procood to Unbolts to
appear before a medical board. 64th do. Lieutenant Fano-
log sad Ensign Flood have obtained sick leave to England
for two years. Lieut. W. H. Candler promoted to captain,
without purobase, front 28th August, sic. Cochrane, de•
ceased, and ilasign H. H. Alezandor to lieutenant, vise
Candler. 70th do. Li.utenaat 0. Ryan promoted to Copts's,
by pufthese, sits Braddell, who retiree, and Ensign E. D.
K. Fat:lough to lieutauint, vice Ryan. 78th do. (high.
landau.) Captaia Bentley bite baba directed to rends la
Southey ant' the snivel of the left wing. 80th. do. Lieut.
11. Kirkland has obtained two yews' leave to Eoglaad ea
medical eertificato. 83rd do. Captain 8. A. T. Cory allowed
one yeses leave to England. Captain 'I. Bpring has ob•
Weed two years' sick leave to England. 86th do. Lieut.
colonel D. Russell has obtained two yean leave to Ragland.
98th do. Liras. R. T. Richmond and 8. H. H. Rdwaides
bass two =oaths' leave to proceed to Bombay, sad to
England for two years from date of embarkation.
of
ZISTMILIIIIMIN T. Assistant Sarg•Oli IC J.
Ressedy, 11. D., 64. h foot, has bees tried by general wart
martini at Kurraehes, and sentenead to be cashiered—NS-
tents approved and coati-med. Assistant-Burgeon Hoyt*,
appointed to the medical charge of the 83rd foot, from the
4.te of Surgeon Ledinghant's decease. Allaietalat Boron
It De Lisle, appiinod to medical chirp of the Nth foot
Assistant Surgeon 0. C. illeikisham, 11. D., 61st loot, has
obtained sick leave to EllfOrl for two yeses.