The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-22 00:00:00

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mower, Jur. 21.
The tenant protection movement is gainiog ground
in !thorn the same proportion that the landlord pro-
tection one is losing ,t. The unhappy landowners
have 6,Z,,,,,:t their Freakesstein, as the counter !yr,
*nation bee Ws apty termed, sad they will is
permed by the formidame Cline/ to the last. The
mousiest is nprmaioll in tbl mita' The "mit,
Awned states that Ballingarry, " the leading parses
of Tippseary," was organised last week ; and at a meet-
leg it the neighboring county at Kilkeany, the as-
seancement of this fact was received with loud
shears, "arid the meeting pledged itself that at keel
Ma theessed Callen task iheald attend the Baths-
prey meeting. which they were led to believe would
give a too* to Tipperary." It is gratifying, holi-
sm, to find that in them notts a cosetita-
tassel mode of proceedthg is lost sight of, and
to parliament, praying for tenant =pre-
are invariably adopted. At the last
engin of the Callan Society, it was revolved
"That a petition to parliament in favour of a °antino-
mies of fres trade be adopted, and forwarded to
Ilishard Cobden, Esq., to presentation in the Howe
dOmimas, and that John-Bright, Eq., be requested
to legged its prayer,"
of
Sims feeble notes protection still reach us from
the previous. We are told that a protectionist pea-
' don is hawked shoat for signatures in the county of
Kildare, se meeting for the purpose of adopting is
having beet vestur on ; and also that the Qaesisr
heelless
est jury of Oraigue, in the Quest's
Ointy a similar petition, with the addition
li et payng a " tair adjustment of the relations be-
tween Medved sad temant."
Them has hew en abases is the pies aloof in
Ithe easthers essekets. The Owl famsharkin says
" Praises le Christmas it was very law, there being
a large umber of emsll, light mills in the hands of
farmers, which having been orred of, good cattle
at perianth are Entebbe( advanced prices. Pork, too,
is getting soiree, andlthely to advance in prim."
A deg such plasm last week in the Athlose work-
Ye Amide paupers. A atroog police
I hose wee si in, but the insurgents suocessfully
lamailed them fa see time with the hot " etirabout."
with which thug_ bmi been provided foe supper—lbs
maid stints*, Ma eesvertid into a formeidabl
air
having Wes *seam of the insubordination.
A few days sisee, the PAW. Mr. Soot% of Annoy,
eat Pored, after Tesswith a friend (Dr. Drew),
end as not since bees hand rig It is supposed that
he fell into the river and was drowned.
The sew eeapier at ?devil* in the county of Deny,
bee bees completed. and the works are stated to have
given templet* satisfaction upon the official inspeo-
ilea. The entire length of the pier is 408 fret ;
breadth, 40 feet; 10 feet below low water at its head,
9 fist to the eicant of 250 feet inward, and thence
gradually decreasing to the dep:h of 7 feet. The
stones mod in its erection very from two to Ave tons,
and were procured in the neighbourhood.
A case, in which the name of Sir Robert Peel is
incidentally mixed up, sr. ill be tried in the Irish
Court of Exchequer in a few days. The plaintiff is a
Mrs. Taylor, wife of an English clergyman, and sole
surviving daughter of the illustrious John Philpottl
Cuss, and the defendant, a Mrs. Simplest, with
when the plaintiff has resided as a lodger. The
*tot the action is a portrait of Curran. petaled by
lawrenes, and which was purchased by Sir ashen
' Peel from Mrs. Simpers, who, according to **pleb-
tiff, had no right to sell it, but who states, in her
tarn, that it was a free gift to her from the plaintiff.
The trial has been fixed for the and of February.

Coat aim Barmat.—The condonation of this line teem
Bathalami* to this city is being Tepidly entered ea by the
esetrastore. Itmen. Foe and Beadsmen. They have
already ..terraced the works at Shashi. Evergreen, and
there is little doubt that the line will be oaaplete triage
twelve maths. 06e hundred and lilyare on
their way free Begland, sad ea their arrival, whisk Is
termed hi a week's time, several hundred heads will be set
to work. thus &fading most valuable employment in the
mast depreesso period.—Cord Conatetutioe.
EJECTMENT* AT CAIITLZBAR fiESSIONL The
Outlaw Tarrapil says :--" We repel haviag fillet into
as aaintaatioaal error in our lest pabliesti= regarding an
..treat leases, where 72 famitho weft set forth, ,sad
hisk proem we stated to be at tha Inds of Bir Richard A.
O'Dosel, Bart. We have slam easertalsed that the worthy
bargees was sot the plaintiff, oar has he had say ejectment
preemies fee the last two years."
Moanga 1$ viz Cotoirr or Lim MICE. —On the
sight of Tuesday. the 15th instant, Edward Burly of Bel-
linatiinch, near Knockloop, was murdered is bis own
house, in the presence of his wile end five chikkea.
dusky sad his family, alter risim from prayers, Mooted
ca
his son to look after the ttle before they Mind te MIL
The boy pretended to the door, sad thou o It ofe
merged as armed man outside. The fellow told
KS to p. bask and with the muale of the via forced
to the centre of the dweilieg, elm his talkie, teadsp,
brothers, sad sisters promptly aamilml the inalier,mhe*a
fll ; bat, alas! the melancholy mesrmothe Yaw le be
told. A. Harley, the bead of thk arm bogy, wet leaking
the door, the atrocious ruffian fired from witheat ; the ball
entering his left eye, carried sway the upper part of his
skull, and the Janssen victim fell dead ea the spot !
Limerick CAsowiek.