The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-01 00:00:00

THE, EXPRESS, THURSDAY ,

IRELAND.

• - DVIBLIZ. JCILT
Oa Musky a meeting of very oriaskierable tittered
was held is the theatre of the Royal Debits Satiety
fee the_parpose of remtivki, H. L. Cole, Reg., end
Opt. Iftion, the deputation 'misted by the
Royal Commission kg the great ealutilisa of 1861,
to ender with the Rxhibitioe Oesesittee of the
Royal Dulls Beelety, sad to stimulate the manufse•
hues of this essatry la their foe the
mod Barepaa trial of Waste's,' twat year.
Ito Mewing partieelare of the impeetaat teasel-
Iteedright meetimg which was held on Monday at Caves,
km toga published is the /Vaguest Jarmo: of
ay
We have jest Teethed the repeat of this important dense-
Wallet hi support of the jut rights of the teaaat-fansen of
behead, *ldes took plow is Caved yesterday, The swaths
was dolled " to mike the Maness at peesint &sties bowies ,
landlord sad swum is Irehad ie eseilderaties, with •
vie* to petteatiarkimet for Ode es ea Ra-
table beds, wee seat semssiesslr iseadally at-
haled, sad was held is *sem sir. The did mot fa-
wner the rasetbis with their protease; bat el It the lorded
IM; ellwere set them, the ,ea 4 trailing
deem were winos& saasestudyieoesessieg.sod a sof7 large
sushi, of YS meet iat•lllesat mad respsdialie twat lu-
men attswied. The etwoot sersestarts and eathaaiasa
tosressurked the prossediees. It was eapested that air Jobs
Teems, ewe of the needless for the Oleii_lr, would predde ;
he wriest to tows lees wseat agar liellkebekes at tea
o'clock I. the heratag, whoa the reors“:11. ep by
the emesithee were submitted Is he thia satleY•
dose to geese et them, sad saw dbeenies
buttress himself aid • deptodso *es die en,
.head the
malt was that the hew bum* amine& to the
meetlas—rather, It as. wederstesil, bepete he weld be
the only landlord then than Ism say maw reale&
Another important want feu on the
same subject took place en :at Realdrilles,
where the people of the county of Permaneilt mus-
tered is great numbers to give eagreasien to their
;tdaoa the tights and intonate of the tenantry.
teat popular assemblages atent the country
help to usher in, with akenuesteasse of so slight
weight, the tenant right coahrease, whieliaommenees
its pocoedings next week in the
The high sheriff for Mayo de=ells.
Mr. Higgins
the sitting member on Monday afterome, the num-
bers being—for Higgins, 141 ; foe Butt, 96; making
a majority foe the liberal candidate of 48. The lead-
lords having, however, beaten a retreat so soon, the
eineiteraest of the preceding days had died away, and
the scene was one of unusual cabanas. The new
member is this early reminded of his pledges by the
.14.einecues Journal :

Ws iiivi;tlitsWi(asys the Aweoats) to ropers% • hops
that we shall M mahled 'cilial the preeenas of the sew mew
her for Mayo, at Um Teasat-right Cesilarempe, me the lint
Mama rifmhtaiepresestative re weed to parliameatipp Nam Mat
qmoties a Imetiage•pled. In ma Mita to
the arestaese of the triumphpreetisal aelliweed c Mayo wM the re-
epomibilitles of the gattlimaa who has asseptodtbe MMUS
Inlet of undertaking to reprieves laardlement sad out of
parliamom. and labour for the beads Mettopromed Mout-
amen of that derelated musty. Mr. Minim bee pro-
maid to be a waultats amber : we hope to me Mat at the
Repeal itssosindss awl at the teaant. right mortis. fulfilling
all hie maim.
The /Norman publishes the following letter, from a
member of the council of the Rnal Agricultural So-
ciety of Ireland :
The various repays of the Mate of the potato crop,
hideout me to pay particular attention to the fields es I pared
by rail ma my way to the 'teat seeds; of the agricultural
society at Cork, and in the neichboarhaod of that city to
'Romaine the crop more minutely, Weida making careful
bigotries from persons from vs:lotus parts of Ireland, and ay
own cheervation, as well as the information I so reeeiva,
walrus me is the opinion, that up to this period the crop
is meet abundant and little injured. It is quite true that
disease prevails to a considerable extent in the west, and
also in Kerry, sad that on examining a field of my own, I
found spots with the stalks sad leans injured, black, and
smelling, but the tubers me as good as any other, and my
impression is, they will remain so. Oa the whole, up to
this, there is eves kis diatom than might be expected, and
if things continue as they are, we may expect an enormous
mop. I only wish I could say us mush for the wheat.

Major Bdwardes, C. 8., and Mrs. Edwardre, have
arrived in Dublin on their return from Killarney.
The commissioners for the sale of encumbered
estates sat yesterday for the disposal of property, and
several estates having been advertised fir sale on the
occasion the court was densely crowded.
The first estate was that of Henry Joseph Hardier,
situated about 14 miles from Limerick, en the road to Coik.
It i. now untenanted, and is valued for the poor law at
4161 2.. per annum. Mr. Neal 11.'Dminell was declared the
purchaser at 6,0001.
The estate of Thomas William Lloyd, 'filleted in the
county of Kilkenny. was then pet up, and the Mk
adjourned, the sum offered being inadequate.
The estate of E. John Nugent sad Bdward Chichester
Nugent, situated in the counties of Longford and Westmeath,
was put up in lots, u follows :—Lot 1, yielding a profit rent
of 2451. 10e., subject to an annuity of bOl. payable to a lady
sped 60 seen, was 'unhand by Mr. Anhwei Bowles for
4,1001. Lot 2, yielding a profit rest of 76d. 2e. 6d was
purebaud by Mr. Joseph Kincaid for VOW. Lot 8, yielding
• pr, fit rent of 1661., was purchased by Mr. H. Goals for
2,6731. Those lots t onsisted of lands held by leases of lives
renewable for ever, with fines st sack renewal.
The sale of the estate of John Lake, situated in the
bounty of Tipperary, was steamed, the highest offer being
inadequate.
The sale of the estate of W. Hastings Greene, of Sloe.
boast, in the county of Kilkenny, was also adjourned for the
sane tease.

The saute of Walter Patrick Kirwan, cooker g of lands
is tits county of Galway, sad house property is Dublin, was
them put up is lots. Lot 1 comprised tie freehold interest
for lives renewable for ever is tl• bosses Nos. 11, 12, 13,
sad 14, Gardiner's-doe. Dublin, sad womanhood by Mr.
C. Gasmen for 1,0001. Lot 2, comprising lands la Galway,
beano, a total rent of 1041. 121., sullies to a jointure of
661. ala per ammo, was purchased by Mr. Nicholas Brown
for 9601. Lo 6, aka onsistieg of leads. and valued at
about 861, was purchased by Colonel Clerk, the petitioser,
for 9001.

Tie estate of Jolla Power, situated ia the esuatiee of
Mayo sad Westmeath, was put op Is the Monies/ lots :
—Lot 1. 86 awes, let on loose of lives naswable, for
1161 Ile. Bd.. was purchased by the ecapyiest tient for
2,4601. Lot 2. 176 acres, yielding a rest of 1041. 14e. 4d.,
and subject to a swell head rest and quit Nat, amounting
togisther to shoot 304 , was knocked doss to if,. Patrick
Melon for 1,2001. Lot 3, yielding as anima rest of
El. 7s 9d., was purchased by if,. O'Grady for 660 L This
esseladed ohs Wes for the dhy.

The 342/. subscribed in Cork city towards the na-
tional monument to O'Connell, which it was proposed
to erect in the Glasnevin Cemetery, has been diverted
to the fitting up of a stained window in Father Ma-
thew's new chapel. The window has been put up
by a London house.
On Saturday, at Ennis, Patrick and Bridget Howe,
a brother and sister, were executed for the murder of
Mr. Arthur O'Donnell, of Knock. Neither of the
culprits made any confession. A woman has been
committed to the gaol in the same town for the mur-
der of her mother, w►om she confesses that she beat
to death with • heavy bludgeon for having stolen
some potatoes.
At the Tipperary Amines, Patrick Hogan has been
acquitted of the murder of Mr. Ardill, although it
would appear from the statements made in the news-
papers some months since that the evidence against
the prisoner au most eonvincting.

SALE or Tug O'CoNmszi. Paornrr. The
estates of Mr. Jobe O'Connell me to be sold by the commie-
simian on the 6th of August. Tbsy marks 13,1:4 sans,
prodming a gram rental et %MIL 12e. 614. The greater
portion ef *see lands are held by the present owner in fee
simple, a small portion only ban* subject to nominal bead
cute. The lands ere situate in Kerry—die most passable
at ell dues of all the mantles et Ireland--end compied by a
comfortable and industrious Mowry. The greater portion
of these lands are situate within a few allot of Tram, the
oapital of the county. The opening of the new ems sad
butter ssarksts and the meat establishment M slaughter-
homes sad cuing stone in that town have ashamed as
the wane of landed property In its neighbour-
Med.—noise Gimmick.

AUGUST 1, 1850;

Coral-mareliu—CAss or LIEUTISANT Room
Nice°la"---A petal eseressardel wei Pad .$ Giereer,
M lA. Lite of Jpe leet, ad sentheed by 111/11111111•111111
tha 17th. Ise the Pal of Lino. R. Nishelies, of the 21*
Royal North British Fullises, who was anaigned soca
tie isilowles eleips, "For Wink. is a assedsitas
sad fairies* ieseser, eabseinfei 'hamar of ma
edMr andpritlansis tish—That os ev gibes% the 22rd
et Apt 2. 140, at Gissiow, be freeintestly obtaiited hen
law Jobs Kaye, of Glasgow. the se. of ill sr there-
abouts, by asses of a MB of whisk le, Lena.
Nishelteej Pve es the sad Joke Yaye, eves VI bin.
the slid Idar. Nisheben, ea A. Lawrie, Ip , of
sag egad. ad eederesil by his, the nil Lint Mahe:-
eft, te the esid Jabs Lim br psynest of the son of
U 4. shah& at Us days Ate iste—iss, the said Lieutssant
NisPitha it the lime boom se*a hill, well lossuriat that
titossie 1411 wool sot be mospeed W the nil A. Lewis nor
psid whoa des; whisk lorl obi nu A. Lawrie oftsroard,
rshood to swept er to pay rhea dye." Alter des hvestigo-
this of lie whole dr seen hued 60 WWI* pmts.,
eedgeinseresti the desires :—" The wort having
ortuoill beighett sewed the MMus is support a
the awls Wife thisMesse. Uoutostot Rohm Nishohea,
214 11441 Mph Fusillers, bit haws, sad the
evidsses in @mese of spiels* that baohe pebeetw
Lisslisest Rebate IfMaisits, of the 21st loyal Nord;
Brisidt Posit hie, guiltp of Ibis *Me of She sheer Pe'
fared mob* bin, sod don liseuhro 01111111•11111 NW the
Lioutosaat Rohm Ntsboisoa, aloe Royal Korth
gririA e *.Was, to he soshissod." The psoosodises of the
coast bovine bent tasereired to the Csauseskr-te-Chief,
Field-144W the Duke of Williapton, were bid by his
Gress bin be Ma easy, vie was pleased se approve aed
mein* Pr Am Radian sad mistime, ia terse of whir'
A. nit Lieutenant Hobert Mambas has boss dismissed
kith A. KaNity. 6411Wiel.

ACCIDIUM ON 11111 NORTE BRITIAN RAILWAY.—
Saturday ahmesee sa saddest of • very tamale. elsaramer,
but Isrumeask est alleeded with fatal a
eased ea 69 Misedieq* M M branch . Northss Lissesesortie
Ball-
way. 111./ears that a De* heavily laden with paisseprs
os their return feces the Yeomanry rams, and eonalatiag of
twelve or fourteen earthy/es_ , had left the Iduseelburgh
statka at Eve o'clock for Zilinbtueb, sad wee easeediag
the steep laeliae between Niddry ad Fishnets', when,
from the sawn program made, it was detersised to divide
the Wis. Four or at of the carriages were la eenatquees
&meshed hem the train, whisk rueseded up the Willa*
towards Niddry, it beiag understood that the elegise (the
ljghtest la the compeers service) was to return for then.
The detesbed carriages ware asp is their position by • Moak
of weed, teolutioally named a "match;" but from some
mum ant yet dimly enplaned, they lassedieSely began to
more down the Welles towards Naimoli (shish has a
gradieet of see I. ilerty-seves). and, sotwithaseding the
Mame el a Rae Is Mop their entrees by the applicattos of
the bunk, ask sped bosom menlerated to a fearful degree,
to the geese alarm et the paestagers. Some of the switches
• sheet disease hem the bottom of the Molise beds( open,
the agree of tke canines were diverted from the maid line
into a @Wag, which lies In a rifting ; but Aim the frightful
velocity they had acquired, two of the @airless. were throwa
off the rails, and the front wheels of one, a third-eless
carriage, imbedded in the mad, while the body or frame-
work was raised on its end and thrown upon the asighboaring
bask, dislodging the steam is the ',UMW;wall. Another
ravine also sustained merlons injury ; sad the pussegen is
the train, besides tie latent, alarm whisk prevailed among
item, from the violence of the eollisioa remind in Essay
eases severe bevies, cats, and other injuries. Sees seediest
gentlemen preset reedited every asetstanse is their power,
and active maims having bees made to elms the line, the
pemage of the Was was resumed in a short time afterwards,
sad the injured parties brought to Edinburgh. An investi-
gation la to be made into the case.

COACH ACCIDENT.-00 Thursday afternoon a
'oath accident of a very serials and distressing ebarecter
occurred et a place named Houdin Hall, near St. Catha-
riot's, by Merton. It appears that the loaf o'clock cosehre
Croat Edinburgh and Lugged* respectively (the former
Wag driven by • moo Named Cuthbert, and the other by
oats Ramage) came In violent contact • little below the
watering place neer Liberton. The road at this place is
ample, sad presents no peculiar difficulty lo driving; but,
from some canoe not clearly explained, a eollhion took
place, to the serious injury of many of the passeogm. The
mats of the coaches immediately behind the driver woke•
over the body of the coach to some event, leaving the legs
of the peasengers on the extreme aids gait, exposed ; and
it itstated that the collision was the result of these parts of
the Tibia's coming in contact, while the bodies of the
coaches were quite separate. The result of the occurrence
is, that Mr. M'Arthur, teacher of dancing, Darneway-
street, Bdinbergh, had his right leg broken, which it was
Goad necessary to amputate on Thursday night, leaving
that gentleman in a precarious condition. Iffr. Choke
I &midden, lately a grocer at Loanhead, sustained some
severe injuries, and woo eoaveyed to his residence at Path-
head. Mr. Jeffrey, Frederickotreet, Ediaburgh, was eat
on the head, and braised severely on the back and
shoulder; and Mr. Smith, also resitling in Frederick street,
had hie arm much injured. The driver, Ramage, was hurt
on the ler, but Cuthbert, the driver of the other coach,
escaped unhurt. They were both taken into custody.

CLERICAL.

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Rev. I. F. H Indies to be tooplais to Mr. Sheriff'
Carlini.

F. H. Beesley, T.O D., to an easirtant wauterehip in %ire
Williees Collette, Isle of Men.
Rev W. P. Leedom, to Bt. Meg C , Yonisonth.
Rev. J. P. Wright to &ranee* meistant C., Glentorgan.
Aire. _ _ _

H. Kynaston, D.D.. high master of Bt. Paul's
School. to St. Nickolas Cols Abbey R., with St. Nicholas
Olive R , City of Loudon value 287/ per annuls ; patron
(this turn), the Lorl Chancellor; Rey. J. V. Austin,
deceseed.

VACANCIES.

ik Arles B. rosary aada;ci;elSOesse York ; value 6311.,
with residence ; patron, B. Sykes, Seq. ; Rev. J. S. Sykes,
deceased.

TM British Chaplaincy at Trieste ; &v. T. Butbidge,
procn.ted.

NAVAL

Arterial:lT, Jriv 31 —Arrourrnster. Naval Cadet
0. Price Stanhope, to Injfesihk.
Poinrsmotrru, JILT 3l.—The Primates Royal, transport,
arrived this moraine from Barbadmes, after • beautiful nee,
barley; left on the 4tb hot., and had • flue breeze the whole
voyage, until_yesterday, when she was becalmed, and obliged
to sachet. We regret to state that Lieutenant Harris, eon.
sander of the Princess Royal, died ea the 17th ism His
body was afterwards committed to the deep, the usual
solemnities being absented. The foliewiag oaken have
come home by this ship : Lieut. Thomson, 61th Bee te
charge of invalids; Dr. Collins, from Dominica ; lieu-
tenant Hareem 34th Rest.; Dr. Singleton, seaff ; Paymaster
and Pane, Hooper, invalid from the Alarm ; Mr. Hormby,
sad lady, Ordnance deartmeat; sad Rev. 0. Heckle*,
garrison chaplain, from Trinidad. A number of invalids
from regiments in the West Indies have come home in this
ship. which promels to the eastward to diestsmsge her eon-
damned stores, ice.—The /opt yacht Virions and Albert
and her escort the Stromboli, arrived this day and tone late
harbour from theft erearsion, during which the royal yacht
has proved herself to be one of the quickest sad best sea
boats asst. The yacht made her run from Cherbourg to
this in live hours and 30 minutes. Prince flue. Weimar,
Sir 0. Wombwell, and party have returned to Ragland
by her.
WOOLWICH, JOLT 31.—A correspondent up: Some in.
wresting results is connezion with steam power as applied to
marine engines have beets developed in the trials of the Re-
tribution and the Desperate, two steam-vemele recently fitted
at this port. The Retribution was originally Med with m-
elees of 800 bores power, end these being famed toe much for
the tonnage of the vessel (although one of the largest in the
awry), they were taken oat, and Geese. of half the power
(400), made by John Penn, substituted. la her trip mood
to Portsmouth lest week she made 101 knob per hour,
although there was rather a deficiency of steam at the time
the. log was taken, and her maximum speed, under 101 l
C lar• of slams will, it is expected, be about 11
This is shoat the same speed whisk she
radioed when her engines were of 800-haw
power, • proof tbat it is se partible to give a
vessel too mesh power as it is to give her too little.
The Desperate, a strew steam sloop, hes been !toed with
engines of 400-horse pewee, by Maudsley sad Co., sad has
four engines, which are so cometeucted that two of the en-
gine* can be throw:mud, end the vessel worked with half
her power. In her recent trials the results were as follows :
Working with all her steam power, she attained • speed of
101 knots; with half her power 81 knots; showing an
imams' of speed of about one. foorilt with double the steam
power. The experiment gees to eosins the fact that high
velocities, both with marine and locomotive iagines, are
attained only by a great increase of power, though this loss
is counterbalanced by the quicker voyages which the more
pieweeki vessel can make, and the shorter time eke remains'
ands mast.