The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-04 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DCBLIN. WIDNZSDAT MOILNIXO.
A eery great sensation was created in town yester-
day by the Dews of the melancholy loss of the Royal
Adelaide. The Teasel haring been for many ye ire on
the line between Liverpool and this port, was well
known to the citizens of Dublin, and was always
&amid an excellent sea-boat, although not equal to
other respects to some other floe boats owned by the
City of Dublin Company. The following is a list of
disasters caused by the rtcent gales on the Irish
°post:

Ainmoaa Bar.—Saturday evening, 30th, this leeali!,
was the tame of a shipwreck of a ntelaacholy oaten, which
terminated fa the deaths of nine of the unfortunate crew,
amenspt them the captain and mate. The brig Grace, of
Newcastle, Captain Thomson, matter, laden with cars, and
booed to Cork tram Air:audits (from whence she tailed
about six weeks ago). lay to anther at the entrance of the
bay, during the prevalence of the severe gale of this morn•
fag. About the hour of eau o'clock, p m., it blew
*Wendy B &E. directly into the bay. A trimenataus
roll of sea ineestactly sweepiag mom bit desk forced her
from her mooring., and wilt gradually impelling her towards
the beach. The unfortunate ere, now redared to the last
estremity, eat away the main mast. The tame at this RO•
meet was meet &Ceiling, the erew ea the one aide making
*wry effort their parities peados could admit of, to excite
the sympathy amid call forth the onsfetanee of the spa:dawn
who crowded the batch, and whom exertions wets almost
fruitiest, being snails to approach them. About halfpast
Nave she struck and navantly went down, besonsiag a coin •
plet• wreck. Two of the uafortunate crew were reamed
after a long struggle, and through the weltdireeted and
hazardous exertions of the humane and worthy men of the
town. About the time this sad event occurred, a sloop,
heavily Isdira, anchored within a short distance of where the
oaf rtunate brig lay to ; her position is most critical. The
tart .in and mew have been rescued.
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iiINA•LI.-0A Saturday night a flood, supposed to be
Sum L.srrd, and laden with corn, was wrecked in the
gale at 3104 Cove, near Kinsale, and all hands lost. The
eireuastances attend:net the disaster are entirely wrapt up
ia mystery. A headless body was washed ashore this morn-
ing at the spot. Part tof the wreck floated into Kinsale, but
misdealt to indicate the Rams or destination of the meal has
yet beta &woven el.—Cori Examiner.
DfXDRVII BAT —WI have hems favoured with the peru-
sal of a letter, dated Dustless Bay, Burr Sunday, which
states that shoat 3 o'clock cm that awning a large barque
was ebterved almost out the Beath Bell, on Dandrum liar.
She cut anchor thinsesquartsre of • mile from the beach, and
op to the time the letter was written had rode oat the gale
sagely. Screed bravo fellows, at the risk of their Urn, put
av, her assistance in • boat belonging to Mr. Patrick
Manna. of Clouehmeghery, whoa she turned out to be the
Stmt Ann, of Liverpool, in ballast, bound for America,
sent a crew of tizteen hands on board. S Auld she drag
et reke on the sand, she will booms a total wreck.—
N, teary TecgrapA.
Tin GALS Of 111•TfILDAT LUT.— WO 'MO to state
Sat the rioleat gale which visited ear coast on last Saturday
has loft several sad memorials of IN severity behind it.
The bugs* Theresa Jane, Wright, master, from Liverpool
to M tranham, with a general cargo, went on shore on the
Mew Island, on Saturday night, and has since become •
tug*, wreck. The captain and sit mon were drowned. The
mari Bul of Arran, belonging to this rrt, went on shore
is °curds Bay, near Oienuta, mid has eomp'etely broken
up—crew saved. The schooner Preston, from Dundalk to
Blecally. bemuse • somplete wreck on the Cannon Rock
near Postavrry. The Liverpool steamers. which left this
port on Friday eveniag, were obliged to put back and seek
shelter la the harbour, and it was not until Sunday morning
that tire* of them proceeded on their voyage. These are
the most melaaeltey details of diusten at sea which it has
hen cur lot to record for • long period.—Beffase News'
Later.

At the Cork Assizes, which are now proceeding,
the trial of an interesting issue from Chancery was
ocretmerced on Monday. The cams is that of "Ormsby
v. the Earl of Limerick," and the issue is to ascertain
the valle of certain race horse. soli to the late Lord
Glentworth, father to the present Earl of Limerick,
in the year 1812, and for which he passed a bond
payable on the death of his father. According to the
statement for the plaintiff, it appeared that the sole
questiJn to be tried was whether the bond passed by
the late Lord Glentworth in the penal sum of 3,183/.,
for five race horses, named Master Diamond, Sweet
Margaret, Lottery, Prophet, and Principal, was
steed for valuable consideration. In the year 1812
Lord Glentworth, who was the eldest son of the then
Ear: of Limerick, grandfather to the defendant, pro-
posed to Major Atkins, of Firville, in the county
of Kerry, to purchase from him the horses
in qoestion, which wore very valuable one.,
fx the sum of 1,893/. ; and that gentleman
consented to dispose of them at that price, and to
take a bond payable at the death of his father for the
amount. Accordingly the bond was executed, and
the interest paid for some time, but ultimately pay-
ment was discontinued, and at the end of nearly 40
years the question was raised as to whether bona fide
consideration was given for the bond, it having been
alitged that it was procured from Lord Glentworth
frauanlently, and that in point of fact the horses re-
ferred to In it as teiog worth 1,6931. were not worth
more than a couple of hundred pounds at the ottnost.
The ease occupied the whole of Monday, and had not
term:aced at poet hour yesterday evening.
Achilli is expected in DuAin in a few days.
and will attend some of the approaching religious
meetings hire.
The Banner of Ulster gives an outline of some Bog-
geatlons made by Mr. Woodhouse, of Portadown,
fa the promotion of tobacco and beetroot cultivation
in Ireland, and urges the necessity of agitating for
the removal of any legislative obstacles to the culture
and manufacture of such produce on free trade prin-
ciples. It appears that the Messrs. Bradshaw, of Hills-
borough, expended in the year 1833 nearly 20,0001.
in the establishment of works for the manufacture of
sugar from beet root, and were on the point of com-
plete encores, when they were suddenly crushed by
an act of parliament prohibiting such manufacture ;
and that a few years previously the growth of
tobacco was tried in Ireland with perfect success,
when it was totally prohibited by a law for the pro-
tection of the colonial trade.

ULSTER TENANT BIGOT DEPUTATION TO LONDON.
—At a general meeting of the committee of the Ulster Tenant
Right etesuciation, held in the city of Deny on Wednesday
last, Dr. M'ECn:ght was authorised and requested to act on
bebalt of that body ma a member of the deputation to London.
The nixie:ion referred to embraces the whole north-west
dis:rect of Uster.—Boswww of Mater.

EASTER TERM.—Yesterday, on the opening of the
law. offices after the holidays, the lists of arrears of the com-
mon-law courts for the gesular Easter Term, commencing
ea Monday week, were exhibited. There is a marked im-
provement in the lists, and Lord Denman will have the satis-
faction of retirirg from the Chief Jus'ieeslaip of the Court of
Queen's Bench with but comparatively few arrears, and in
a rely different state to what he found them. In the Queen's
Beach there are of special cases and demurrers enly 1 for
judgment and 60 Ise argument. In the new Walloper
there is only 1 for judgment and 78 for argument. In the
Court of Common Plus there are 3 enlarged rules in the
nmanet paper, 0 rules nisi in the new trial paper, 3 matters
mediae for the judgment of the court, sad 16 demurrers.
la the Court of Exchequer there are 4 rules in the }eras
tory paper, causes sad motion: for judgment,
ems be argumer t, and 21 rules in the new trial paper. The
whole arrears of the three courts, exclusive of crown cases in
the Q vest's Bench, number 201, comprising 130 is the
Queen's Bench. 31 in the Court of Common Plus, and 43
in the Court of Exchequer. Lord Campbell will take his
met in the Court of Qoeen's Bench after breakfasting with
the Lord Charicellor, Easter being one of the terms at which
the :edges amiable at the Lord Chancellor's house.
FILtt:DS out THE Horse or Rennosz BROTHERS.
—lt will be recollected that at the April borough maims of
1819, John Melklejoha, head warehouseman to Messrs.
Rathhoos Broths, wee found guilty of haying defrauded
his employers of various amounts of money. He was sen-
tenced to nine months' imprisonment, and at the expiration
tithe term to pay 2001. or be further Imprisoned until that
moist should be paid. The term of his incarceration ex-
pnd on the ebb of January last, and the 2001. was paid.
Through the instauseentality of Kekoe oue of the detective
hue. it one le the kaowledge of Meson. Rendus' that
Idahlejoha possegood property to betweea 3,0001. and 4,0001.,
lammed is various public @Meru and companies, end
through their Mersey, they sued him is the Court of Lx.
chequer for the enemy el the property which they could
prove that they had bus defrauded of. Msiklejoha allowed
judgment to ge by refeek, and yesterday a Sheriff's Court
was held is the grand Joey rooms, bakes Mr. Asti, bar-
rister, to mem Os amount. ldr. Crompton. at very era.
sktirchic to the jury, sad went fully
Sato the wiuia rawrelsra of the frauds carried as by the
Prisoner, whisk en already haura to the public. He could,
is addition to the mounts which would be proved beam
the jury, thaw a vast amber of frauds, the expense and
difalt st sedaat apes whisk had induced the plaintiffs
sotto them Mews& 'Upwards of sixty witnesses
were •
statemet made by ties leased eseasth It use mud
that at the tine the illehadesit was muted ups
the grimiest alarmism although his Imes he the
greater porno. of the l/me he bed bees eghle mew. Rath-
beae bed bus bat 113 e. pee week's' me 27a , sad um
lOW thee 30e. he was peeemsel of property_ to between
3,0001 sad 4,000 L lauded as behn sealed. He held 2.100
U stares Is the Meth Brittle Lem Iffesiety, of Mith
ruisey had he a samba of years Mod as &Items of
the Creases. Is had slaty-Au 101. Ames is the Aped's-
MOW Hall„ thirty Si. shares is the Memieseter, Choler, as/
laverreset PM 'Queasy; he wee easseseed of a offeitiag
Imes, sad ewsed Mint eabeteatial fad valuable
MINNS la Hill-erset, Is Hs Perk. The mesa, of
proved before the jury wee 2,0661. 16e.114., for wbMh am
they made their award.--Lseereecti Earmuff.

TIIVaiIIINTt.,

Ray. B. Piny Soy, tWilt; surary of Pealdrk-enne•OUnton,
so. Nfrthanipten. due. Peteeborough.
Rev. F. A. B. Marshall, to be chaplain of Peterborough
Coln.
Rev. AIMS Waters, to the curacy of Romp, la Nololk.
R-v. Jolts Felix, to the curacy of Gnat Blakeshest
Suffolk.
Rev. John Wilms, to themes:7 of Dodging, Norfolk.
Roy. J. Peenhertoa Bartlett, to be (avian to the Sheriff
of Kest
Rev. B. R. Carr, to Millbreok R., Bede.; situ 3431. with
reddest* ; pet . the Crown.
Rev J. F. Fagg*, to Aston Cantlow V., Warwieks r ;
veins 981. with reside...; pat., Rev. R S. Carlo.
Row. T. Fenton, to be chaplain to the Law Waked
Couipsny, Ids of Man.
Rev. D. Rees, to be chaplain to the Shull of Messouth.

•ACANCISS.
Itehia•Abbu R., Heats., dio. Wiaoheater, value 327 i•
with residence : pate , Reyna. of the late R.
Bioko, 8te•ole V., at. end die. Oxford, vales 781. : pea.,
W. sad Mary Mister. Bee•. R. Wright, dec.

NAVAL.

ADMIIIALTT, Aram 3.—Arrottrifularre.—To Archer—
Lieutorsaist : B. S. Grove. Master: J. Symons. !Later''
Assistant: B. A. Dowse. Parser: J. Lewis. Xifishilinuus
G. J. Ricker& Clerk: G. Turner. Clerk's-Assestant : J.
A Nit:MU& Boatswain: J. J ulnae. Ganger: D. Fisher.
Carpenter : C. Miller. To Fisoard —Naval Cadets: R.
Onalowe and R. W. Pillow. To Victory—Naval Cadet: C.
J. Carey.
PSIOIIIOII DOCITAILD, MAICII 31.—The Diligence,
naval transport, having discharged a supply of stores for this
establishment, sad takes on board • quantity of unservice-
able materfah, left, en Tneeday, for Donlon. She
brought, oleo a quantity of necessaries for the marine depot.
Oa the breaking up of the Royal Sovereign yacht, snd the
eorequent reduction of that expensive mistake, the Saturn
frordohip hobos commissioned by Captaio Superintendent
Sir T. S. Poky, Bart. The litter vowel has been tasted,
ringed, painted, and properly fitted. When furnished with
a broadside of guns, and with the boat brigade of the dock-
yard battalion to man them, se occasion may require, she is
so eligibly moored that she will command all approach to the
dockyard by water. Such an arrangement, combined with
the opposing influence of the two Martell' tower, now in
progress will, it is stated, render the establishment invulne-
rable. Tikes* towers are being eoutructed with all becoming
dispatch ; the ore at the smith-western boundary is op to the
upper storey, and that at the north-eaten to the first floor.
A third is to be erected on the Stack Rock, a point com.
minding the entire =truce of the harbour. The only
launches from Pembroke yard this year will be those of two
small vessels, as appears by the financial programme just
r:ceived from the Admiralty; and ouch arrangements have
boa mode, at this and the other royal dockyarde, a to fill
all the buili:ing slips with ships in various daps of prayers,
so that rich only will tie annually brunched as may be
required for the necessities of the public) service.
blovimnitra —H.M. steamers Bulldog and Janus were
at Gibraltar on the 26th nit. ; the former arrived from Malta
that day, the latter had brought in the brig Banta, which
had been ashore on the rocks east of Gibraltar. The Bulldog
was to sail for England on the 27th, sad may be expected
6th of April. The Bombay, troop-ship, was to leave there
for Barbadoes with the 34th Regiment on the 27th. On the
213th alt, the squadron entered the Tagus. It consisted of
the Prince Regent, Hogue, Phaeton, Mathieu), Arrogant,
Indefatigable, Thetis, Leander, Terrible, and Conflict. The
Trim:mule Imaum, Sappho, and Vixen were in Port
Royal Harbour on March 3. Athol' sailed out of Airs
Bay, to Table Bay, on the let