The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-10 00:00:00

SCOTLAND.

AGAIN THE DUKE OF ATHOLE.—The Dike of
Athol* is not yet done with the shutting op of (lien Tilt.
Notwithstanding the recent decision of the. Court of Sestion
in favour of the opening of the pass, it has this season been
mere carefully guarded than ever. It was only last week
that a highly respectable party from Br., MU were turned
back by ore of the duke'. menials, and told that without a
line from his grace no one could be permitted to pigeon.
And these lines of admission at* none about in the most
basineu-ltke way imaginable. They are regularly printed
chequer, evidently torn from a book kept for the purpose,
with the name of the fortunate hokler inserted on a
blank line, and thereafter the "open sesame " of At,hol•
appeneed to the precious document. We saw one
in the possession of an individual who got it
through the intervention of a friend, whir., enables us to
speak definitely on the subject. The matter trust he kept
before tie country, as {addle interests are dearly later.
woven with it— specially at this period of the year is the
prohibition • get at annoyance to many an intell.gent
tourist—and the Duke of Athol. must be taught to feel
that he is sacrificing both his good name and his money
(clobber of which, we endrestan•l, are suprabon•lant) in a
game in which he will ultimately be the lour. We believe
that the duke states that the decision of the Court of Seuion
only has the effect of throwing open (Pon Tilt to the three
gentlemen who were pursuers in the notion against him, so
that, by his grace's understanding of the finding of their
lordship, our towasmse Mr. Terries, is one of three gentle-
men who, of all broad fecothind, or England either, for that
matter, are alone entitled to roam at large in this romantic
district without • line from the Duke of Atilt le to produce
at every other turning of the road. We are sere that not a
few have envied Mr. T • ' god fortune within the put
few weeks' and we can only hope that it will be their tura
next —Aberdeen Hannan

WORKING or UTZ. FACTORY ACT.—A singular
meeting was repined in yesterday's hail—•be first meeting
of the kind which we have observed. The Paetory Act does
not directly intsr:ere wilt adult male labour. Operatives
falling within that devc•iption are supposed to be able to
make arrangements with their employers, regarding bouts
of labour and wages for utak, although no statutory obliga-
tions exist. One house in town determined to dismiss their
'easels and Yuri:ails operatives, and work twelve 11,1ms/hely.
The experiment, if correctly d' scribed to um, ie. we believe,
quite legal, although it may not be profitable ; on the
latter part of the subject the gentlemen interestid must
judge for themselves. In the meantime their adult male
operatives have struck work, and appeal for aid to the trades.
Ws doubt how fat the trades g dy will be inclined to
waist them. The new a gement, would so evidently
°turret various evils charged upon the terrify system, that
messy individuals may be disposed to see a fair trial of the
scheme. We d-. not fully comprehend the plan, as hitherto
the labour of comparative children and females has been eon-
uttered neeessary in the business, but the practical depart-
ment is for the judgment of interested parties alone ; while
the moral result, in the substitution of a certain quantity of
adult male lab or for that of females and children, mutt be
fay urahle in a short period to the factory districts and their
population —Dolls Mail (Glasgow).
THE LIVERPOOL AND IRISH STEAMERS.—.We
(Nora BrilisA Mail) observe that the maser-holy fats of
the Odom, and t►e animadesnions made on the state of her
boats at the time of the accident, have bad the effect of in-
dearg the owners and masters of the different sea-going
steamers that leave the Broomielaw to pot their boats in
seek a state as to be ready for an emergency. The covers
have la all ewes been removed, the full complement of oars
placed en board, and the plugs properly haven, d to the sides
of the boats, in such a position as to be instant, available.
It may, however, be as w.II to state that these reps were
taken almost immediately sub,quent td the lose of the
Orate, and not in sonseqautee, as may be supposed, of the
comas of site Lord Justice Clerk at the resent trial. •
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SALL 01 THE STRANDED WDALIIAT
SUMO' —Y.steraey worming the bug. c.resse of this whale
stranded and saptared at Munelbunth on Tuesday attensooa
was exposed to paVie romp on the ',lnks there. The son-
petition was not very spirited, sad the !animal was Wei-
-1 lamely purelissed by Messrs. Miller end Arthur, LS*, for
M.—Edinburgh Llama(.
INCREASE VALUE or LANDID PROPERTY. —TWO
(Ssisaburph Courant) in glad to find that there is now an
increasing demand for investments in hailed property at ha-
proved prices. The liar estates of Calrossie sad Olostoltieb,
in Master Rat,bees just been purelvieed by Ellr Charles
Roes' of Baloarewea, Belt, at the pries of 60,0001.

THZ GABI Lawa.—A few days since Thomas Bur-
net. geseekeeper to his Grace the Duke of Bosburghe at
Greenhill, fell is with three poact,ers upon the duke's lands
of Blackdesn, Is the parish of Morebattle. They refused to
beam the ground when ordered to do so, and am of them
shot a blackeock fa his premise, which another of them
pleked up. Boras, who was riding upon a pony, continued
M follow them, end on his calling to some shepherds at a
snort distance, the pullers made off from the doke's leads,
and went over the hf.l on to Auebope. The gamekeeper
still followed, and on coming up saw them squatting on the
ground ; on miming nearer to them they amens to their feet,
and one of them presented his gun sod deed, when the shot
took ( Qat on the pony. Burnet then turned to lean, there
being no one to assist bins, when other two shots wet fired,
birth of which took effect en the ray, and partly es one of
the gusekteper's some. Be Is but slightly injured ; but the
pony has morived a arnsiderable number of the shot in the
sock sad shoulder. Burnet knew all the three men, whose
asses an John Taylor, Ws. Taylor, and Andrew Timm,
all from Yettobn. John Taylor has since been apprehended
and lodged In Jail, and warrants are out against the ether
two, who, we trust, will speedily be meared also. Warrants
ham been out against Wm. Taylor for the last year or two
fee reaching and assault upon the parse who detected him
psasklag, hot the dams hare never been able to apprehend
Ida —Kelso Mail.

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TEI SALE OF SHORT HORNII.—SIR,—I Am gore
ins will allow um to suggest that your excellent report of il 1
M. Colvin's sale of shorn bores, lost math of its force and
wenn with say brother agriculturists and breeding by the
111111ese of the earthmen not being glee&
have born_ bit; rehrtwor to tae • _ .:'W .i
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setae to reside is Castles/stair 'ewe yews ego; eneownlged. I
no doubt, by dm lolsolLegs wh.eit are betel cat in trust tswa
to thaw who reassume the "ewers et pepery," Nor was be
disappointed. for be was soon raised to the siblieraf witraehal
by lir. Wendtaferde, aaa salaried besides to instruct tie
%smutty in the soiesre end prawns of swrinitedre. Apes."'
slow is talkiest to pats levees thirst—very hide wise
being set it talent, tipsiest*, or impastislity. The pike.
&MUM,. base endeavesred so busts tba very extreme-
sag brarstke, baiting a lesaing to tie " obit side ;" but
sadesstaad it will wwlergo • tborengh divestliMaea la
dee tient —JCsitasuesr Jesensi.

The Lard Bebop of Pet. rhoroesh hes appointed .Ite Rev.
B. 0. Belden, Reetos 01 Orßulbar', se. North's:loos, a
Bur .1 Dew.
IL v. James Cavil) Tosser to the Curacy of Bripteek, so.
Nounsenoten, dio. Put rb.rougb.
B. v. T. R. Teel to the Caw, of Redzei:l, co. Leimstsr.
dio Peterhoroseh.
B v. Wm. Mares to tke Coney of Button sled Urea, so.
Northametoe. di,'. Peterberousb.
R- v. &maul Wanes to the Caney of llerkfkli, ek
L. eater, dio. Peterboromen.
The Lard Bishop of Pd. efr,rovek's nest °dismiss is
Inveinted to be hoiden en Baudsy. the Lt of Dmenttnr.

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The same journal gives the following :
The sew grain at market this day (Saturday) color shed
$OO banes of wheel and asarly 3,000 barrels of oats Tee
latter I. very Sas cooditioo. All homeht at lld. to 131 d, for
wheat, sad 7d. to 7111, for oats. Teo price of wheat ie be-
ginning to look up, .n 4 the pretest average of UPI per root
will not remunerate the grower for his foil, rent, a,41 tale,.
A fanner from the neighbosehled of Rathkeals th.s day
brought to market the produce of as sore and a halt of wheat
whielt yielded only 72 Pont !
An imp', et was held at Mallow on Friday lest on
the body of a child, who was said to have died from
the effects of a blow inflicted oo him with a whip by
Capt. H. K. Bushe, of the 69th Regt. It appeared
that the captain was proceeding through a lane with
two or three dogs, when the deceased stack one of
the dogs and made him yelp. The captain that,
turned roucd and gave the boy a severe blow with a
hag whip on the bead, and the boy then fell against
a wall, and would appear ultimately to have died from
water on the brain. Toe jury, however, found a ver-
dict of " Manslaughter against Capt. Buobe."
Lord Dungannon has taken up the cudgels for the
Irish landlords, and having g hold of a strong ca r,
in the instance of one of his own tenants, has addressed
a letter to the editor of the Bufast CAronicle, to show
bow hard it would be if such a case were taken up by
the tenant leaguers, and converted into a charge
against those hab.tually considerate people, the laud-

The Limer:ek Chroraiele gays: The Rev. Thomas
Rao: rector of Tellybracky. in this county, is to
encored to the living of Shankill, Lupo, held by the
late Dean Waring. Mr. Knox is chaplain to ,his
brother, the Bishop of Down."
The Lord Chancellor ham been pleased to appoint
Frederick William Blood, Fag., of Roxton, county
Clare, a magistrate for the said c minty.
A meeting of tr. Dublin West ludia Association
was held on Friday, at which Mr. Turnbull, late
government commissioner at Havana, wee present,
and entered into much interesting detail in reference
more especially to the plan suggested by him for
the emigration of the free black population of 'he
United States to the West Indies. We have seen
the memorandum referred to in the resolution.
which were enterod into, and which we s3bjoio. It
is drawn up with much ability, and the views
which it take* of the proposed echeme are meet en-
lightened acd judicious. The report of the 11.nee
of Lord., recommending an enforcement of the
treaties with Spain and Brazil, has directed much
attention to the subject, althoggh there are memos
difficulties in the way of carrying oat any step
which might be of ectnaL The following are the
resolution • :
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Masolved—Tbat Me saseciatios bete egad with warh
eitishatka the or:cellist armadas' eontsioed in Lord
pray tamatreasdnos, etumensiewei to Mr. Turnbuli,
Mr. Howes letter of the 14th ult., having for 0.04 ohj.et
the peon iti,n and eacouregement of the istraieration ol tee
esperabendant free coloured population of the United Matte
lath the West India coloaies; eat that fully concurring nit
hie lordship ia this opiates a the suitableness of the prop And
Immigrants for the lobster I. which it is propothd to most i)
this, they strongly pram upon the adoption of government
to provost initiations(teeswns for carrying out the objects
la view. with the eo-opention of the oulealal legislature.,
had el indiriJusis Mures:el la the esioulm.

.dairies of eleve•aade produce
to coespetities is the usarlurts of the suited klegdnea, witit
the reduce of the tree labour of the West ladle Collide..
it,.. the letter the saes et Oats as the govercaw at &owl
Ithialatere, sot thly to afford facilities foe as the:eased sup-
ply of free Ithoes, bat sLo is discourage by every legitimstr
theses is their power the osaliasaast esti eateries% 01 air
Tory arid the slave trade.
That the atwnt;os it the public having bees seals
directed lilr the report of the Lords' Cosalttee to the swim.
Wary inflicted on the British colonies by the infractios of
the slave Wailes sad* with Spain sod the Brasile, this i.e..
dation earnestly urge es Lord Grey, the Colonial Meister,
sad the government, the justice sad sestesity of *akin,/
warmth is sostdasor with the ripest, sad which, if ener-
getically serried est, would. by senior hoes barge on of
the resist slave popslatres et Beadle awl Cabo, plea these
segar.proasciar Wools es isuattldag likes fair level if
eespetitiea with the British piaster.

M. DT V2ltlOOCR.—We are aetiotioad to state
that the shove 'sesames, helm boss made aegesieted
with the direthfasslose sawed by the publieatloa of his
semi work oe Christian Cm:elegem, sat the isedvertent
bleatilkstisa of it with the Wisps, eeeteleog o Ike tidy
}ems, bee seemed iis pebliesties to be sespewisel every whe re
twill the Min shell love been .tiled.—Cork Reporter.
ia'IMORDINAILY OCCOItItENCa IN CA SILICONE&
TM hilowiaa esterrosee h really Jae:plisse!. to sr—
Mewl' God It ha set peeved trawled. Abseil eisitt (Meek
• last Saluda; swats', a remembla kbabliass of Omtb
erase weestatlesa by the tambleg al a gem la tbo shades at
hi had-ass s asil site be agpeasbel It, le masons tha
sae, be riming maw el obatmetessikpalliss Mom
While be timid at the Mobs area ma samba mash, sad
be Iles elderly diesevered *Mt same rinse me Lim (row
•gm at Itts Melte.. TM pima wasally repeated Um Mete
ONO what Wen, Meade. aim mem at glom The ma.
fala the MI tram "AIM the ins was SM. add
lead • pay hey, Meet 1$ mete et e
a =a:gaga mist
Os sear sttomb, is Mk N. mg
Tbe Nabs& tune aids bibs boom kW =rdmils
/680 wee MI TM labor dem hog la am weld% sits

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 10, Imeaz