The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-16 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Doom!, Oar. 16.
It is now positively smarted that Mr. Christian
has mangled the adios of law adviser, which it was
vary esarldly believed that he had declined.
It is whispsmed, though in a sufficiently aadible
voice, that another attempt will be made at the ab
don of the Irish Vitwroyalty, and that for that pur-
pose the aid of the new corporation of Dublin will be
cognised by government. If there be in reality no
ground for this rumour, malice eveld•insineste -nos
thieg more hostile to the interests of the 61b.st do/ .
of men who are coming forward to solicit:the Sof-
freers of the Dublin harremits iE thi-iiiirciithieg
mnaicipal election ; for it te bat too obvious that a •
great weepy of them are just the sort of people to be. •
acted on by Castle inflesnema and to be careless about •
popular remonstrance. A emrespendent of the
?reeltionraissethe alarm on this bead, and there is

little doubt but it will Ism an stioslisielemat is lbw

ninsisiptl agitation which we die has hers lie •
some wools to eons
The poor law coasaissionsis bate *AM en:hke
quiq iato a recent revolting caw. of" 'workhouse
negligence in the county of Clare; spoor boy, it will '"
be resellected, who was one of a large number of the '
inmates of the bliltown Workhouse, auffered•to go -1
wiliest food all day, bevies Sisk as itio road side • •
der*: the night from exhanatice. •
I The "small area" wedge which the landlords ens
walla In getting into the Irish poor law system lest
swiss is forcing its way, and assweeieg their pas.
paw even beyond their expectation.- 'The adycntoges
with which it is repaying all the trouble and odium.
of the tenant-extermmation, are telling with wonder-
,fal effect. Toe Freeman, of this morning, calls at- •
Mutton to some of these as evinced by the new poor.
law assessment of one particular union—that of
iltrte.
e sales," says the Freiman, cacaos of no less
than twentreight separate electoral divisions, or arras of
tazttion ;• and on sash of them divisions there is a 'separate
and Matinee assessment of poor rate. Oa comparing the
amounts of Moe several meseesents. we find that the towns
of ioughrea and Wondfotd, with five other distriets which
we take to have large villages, to which the evicted would
fly for shel.er, Sr. assessed five shillings ds the pound, a
district rejoicing in the aristoeratic came of • Greieue
Abbe, • is 11•1411011 i to only aeireopeees in the pound.
a district which, to oar personal knowledge;
was visited some years beck by the crowbar brigade,
and where is consequence Terryalt established one of his
tinge, if sow pretty well cleared it would seem, ter the' rate
is but (*lmpale in the pound; while in Marble Hill, which
Includes the Ware Land Bociety's estate, the rote is five
shilling'. A shnilar though rot equal disparity relit, in the
other divisions of this anion. Rand is mewed 6i.;
Atheary, 3s. Id.; Greet Hill, Is. 44.; Grange. 04. • Hit-
'rent, Ss. 10d.; Millman, 4d.; Mountain, 4s. lOC ;
7.1.; Derrylaur fis , and so on through the whole list,
demeastrating in the most conclusive manner that tazation
hes bees rendered most mega], and, therefore,.most unjust
and ;ahem's."

Ai the meeting of the Repeal Amee'ati .n yep ter
day, Mr. John O'Connell read the following letter
from Sir George Grey, in reply to a communication
accompanying addreates to the Queen:
Whitehall, Oct. 12, 1850.

61r,—1 as amend by Secretary Sir George Grey to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter ot the let inst., and
to Inform you that he bos sot toned to lay b-foes the Queen
the undermentioned addressee (which accompanied your
letter). praying that her Majesty will be graciously pleased
to summon parliament together for the puree's ot
couai-
dorieg and settling the law of landlord and
from inhabitants of the united parishes of Moasa and Knish,
in the barony of Lower Ormond and county of Tipperary,
Mulliaavan, Tamlaght Ogrilly, Lsndondotry ; Kiloysart ;
I parish of Druratuelly, county Fermanagh; united parishes
of leash and Kileao.ona, county Clare ; parish priest (for
inhab:tants) of Upper Llrah, county Cavan ; parish of
Kilthosses, county ot Galway • united parishes of Circuit
and Kinnegad i %itemisation, Erris in the county of Mayo.
Bat, as it is not usual to lay printed addresses before the
Qum, Sir George Grey is unable to lay before her Majesty
the undermentioned addresses on the same subject which
also accompanied your letter, via., from inhabitan's of the
parishes of Sallybay and Tullycorbett, in the county Mona-
than ; pariah of Kilmore and half pariah of Closeef, comity
Roscommon; Milltown, comity ; Ardatraw East,
county Cavan; Darrow, Queen'. County; Killyon and
Lsngwood ; Union of Retool, county Meath ; A6agools,
county Mayo ; Carron ' • Arran Isles, county Galway; KU
Wan; parish of Cloarlshorky, county ponsul ; Scrabby,
county Cavan ; Falun Upper, county 'Donegal ; Arbor).
Sewardatown, county Armagh; Dunglven, and part of
Boarneeh, county Derry; Kanturk. county Cork; Ellin
and Disertohill ; Changed, county Loogford ; Lisdowney,
county Kilkenny; Edmore and Drummed; parish* of May-
cullen, county Galway ; parish of Limn, county London-
derry; pariah of Templeport; Kens, county of Meath;
Castlepollard ; Cluncen and Kilcomey ; Culdag; Tallow.
I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient bet eau*,
11. WADDINGTON.
Mr. Scully, Id P., is to preside at the 'Tipperary
tenant right inee..ing which takes place to-morrow.
A preparatory meeting is about being held in Louth,
for the purpose of making the necessary &tromp*.
wets for a tenant right demonstration in that county.

The Werfurd Guardian mentions the followicg
We have to notice emistatkn in a "monster' force— •
the emigration of no fewer than tws lee hundred of ewr •',.
iteigtbours of both sexes and all ages: sot leaving the land - •
of their birth and the early home of their cherished afee. .
alone to be scattered over the earth's euriace distant and :
separate, but animated with the one spirit, bound, in roues •
nil, in easly ties of relationship and latiniate
departine together to settle down together in the MO.' union
and friendship in the far distant, bat healthy end futile
plains of the Arkansas territory, all inhabitants of the
diocese of Ferns, in the counties of Wexford and Wicklow.
The gelds and guardian of this colony is the Roe. Thomas
I Bore, up to the present time the pious and beloved ; adeh
priest of Ancacurra and Killareny, pertly in the counties
of Weeord and Wicklow, and about 900 of the emigrants
are his old parishioners. _ _ _

On Sunday evening, as Wm. H. Kenney, J.P., of
Rockdavage, in the county of Monegheo, was passing
from his drawing-room into the hall, he was fired at
front without, and big shoulder grand by two or
three shots. Severalpther shots were fond in the hall.

WRECK OP THE PROVIDENCE.—On W. dander al
police officer, named Thee. Houghton, who was engaged cm •
board a fist in protecting the wreck of the ship Providence
tripped against • pietas of wood, fell into the water, and tea -
earried away by the tide, and on Mendel, I >hp. Tp_owapeon,
one of the seamen taken off the wreck, died in the Nonage& e
Hospital from the injuries he had received. ;
BAILORS' HON Ca.— A movement has been tom►
lammed in Plymouth, with the view of establishing, on ea, era
selvaged male, a sailors' hem, in thal.pFt. 'TLC, pupal
feeling Interested in this matter have waited upon Airman!
Sir W. Hall Gage, the esromanderin.chief at Davenport,
and he Ina imedertaken to do all he can In furthered°, of se
excellent an object.
THY RAILWAY COMIIISSIONER3 AND EXCUltedollf
Taunus—Considerable differences are understood to have
schen between the principal railway companies and the rail-
way .•
commissioners with reference to the realist's& of the .
government tax or passenger duty on excursion trains, nos" '
so popular, end some important eorrespondence has take'
plum upon the ambient, Under the General itstiway Act if:
is provided that upon what are celled the panel:aural...a 0.
peony a mile trains no tax is to be levied, and upon the arra!
plicaties of the companies the commissioners have reining(
the passenger duty on all excursion trains where the fat*, a
are below a penny a mile, excepting in the asp of metals . t
in mpanies, such as the London and North Western salt J
Groat Western, and under particular circumstances. Per
Hagen by the third clew carriages of the excursion trains
of them and other ampule* have been conveyed in and
owl of tows throughout the summer "azimut a halfpenny pea, a a.
elle, sad else in first class earrisgee at lesethall a pansy
per •
mile, with the additional accommodationand .Odell;''
but in ease of pasteagers in first claw earrisesorthe railway.
commissionen intimate that they will 'not Woe's renthstOt
of the duty.
Du% PAUINOERS ON BOARD or rims .
Boats.—lfestirday en inquest was taken byhir. Baer, M.";
the Bull's Head, Little Teameiestreet, West Smithfield, ea
view of the body of Petrick Connell, aged 46, a tidloco
died on hoard the Prussian Eagle, Irish steamer. Ito '
peered that the deceased went to Cork aboutatinnothe ago p..•a
see bla binds. Lut Thursday he was e.vo4 te„ bowl the ..
Prussia' Eagle, which left Cork for leitelon,jhoe day, and
whisk bad ea board several head of °jab, ;494te ,
with about 100 desk passengers who paid 24, raper 4
was fa a deollsdneg state when pet oe bps
.4.,p* Friday
sight a steak semi cm sad the waves of thy saa sryepLorez.
the fen past eels vapid where dimmed waslyiig. A tar•
wan pit nip, but that wee takes away by dm -
peamiesto at dad= of the eteenier. At de/. bet'
was heed 410
an=sdillemigewresamisMegaulem. ',dew Marti
that IhedeMl q•Odsne ,
she antromity of weather. peogoended
'diet beta allealleastille &NM the deck
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lasi a very ehedtles
assedeleg Iln isafie
..4ablboa
fa lb,
the 1/01 it_
lit Oki that= agrisaltend
Misr be bed premeds& ;v-
-ibe salad hookas Ter
which it wee secured
anisd by this time
Preston. He was th
not owes treeepliq a
life was trine. It t
the eiroamstenos been
strived: An inquest
hawse, whoa the prose
jury ia a waft
(rouriimoi.

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ZD ro DrAnt.—On. broods' "mooing ./V
ilgisikeeninwses took gloats near Cockerhana,
of a taro soya% saeitei Twangs yo
Immesh of a bull. It appears teat the der ,
I employ of Mr. W. Lamb. of C:ckertsisa4 ,
I lineation wee loading a bull for exhibition .r.... i
ggrieulteral Show on the_ tolling day,., ia,
seeded SSMO little ai1190.04 il i 2 e..:11, ,&a
is eery restiff sod unruly,' tad 's
zed to the top* suddenly anapied :.--sar
se had beams infuriated, god rushed stow, , 4
a throws down god tbitliseetinsie brlira did •
ag sad butting the sofostuasts. soma nattl.,
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booming known it awse liSmadiatellteio-..7„44'
pat iru held cos Tioodo, it Ur. Loab's 4
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