The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-27 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DCBLTII. MAICII 26.
The severity of the %ember, eo far from abating,
wpeare to increase in intensity. List night the fall
of -snow was nearly as heavy as any which we had
during the winter ; and it wee accompanied by a
strong gale of wind from the north west. Still the
farming authorities describe the seam hitherto sa an
exoellent one for potting the seed in the earth, and
observe that the chick given to vegetation is oppor-
tune, as the danger of its being too early, and being
isbeequeetly nipped by late traits, is now escaped.
The Royal Agricultural Society is exerting itself,
through its practical instructors, to dirribot• the
green-crop seeds through the districts of the south
and west. 1

The Lord Chancellor gave judgment yesterday in
the caw of Mr. Callaghan, the solicitor, who was
charged with professional misconduct in procuring
the appointment of hi, menial servant av receiver
under the court, he himself deriving the emolument of
that appointment. It appeared in the investigation
of the matter that the property over which the re-
ceiver was appointed was of very small amount, and
on the whole the Lord Chancellor did not deem the
case one which required that the solicitor should be
struck off the rolls, hoping that what had occurred
would be a sufficient lesson to him for the future.

J. Laogrishe, E‘q , son of the Rev. Sir Hercules
Laagrishe, of Knocktopher, late vice-guardian of the
Tullamore anion, was on Friday last appointed tem-
porary inspector of the Poor-law Union of Tipperary
and kilmailock.
The Evening Mail suggests that as a substitute for
the viceregal court in Dublin, the Irish Commander
of the Forces should hold a curt in Dublin Castle,
and that the institution should thus be transformed
from a political to a military one, the honour to be
conferred on Prince Georg. if Cambridge, or some
officer holding a high rank in the British army.
The columns of the newspapers friendly to the in-
terests of the tenantry are filled with reports of tenant
right and tenant protection meetings both in the
north and the south of Ireland. At a meeting held
at Ballyclare, in the county of Antrim, one of the
speaker", arguing against the proposed extinction of
tenant right, after twenty, years' po aeion, according
to Sir W. Somerville's bill, adduced the following
illustration : that

In the cue of mere equating upon the soil, an undisturbed
occupancy of twenty-five years eooferrid aright in perpetuity;
in other words, twenty or twenty-five years' usurpation of
another man's property gave a valid title to it, but twenty
yours' poeseuion of a man's own property wrought its com-
plete forfeiture.—lt Is Impartible (observe the Banner of
Mier) to furnish a more convincing esposure than this of
the iniquitous principle upon which the measure of Sir W.
Somerville dm been founded.

[CB-ROYALTY.

The following wersiolioftit; interview between
Lord Clarendon and a deputation from the Chamber
of Commerce appears in the Freeman :
We are enabled to state that the deputation recently
honoured by an audience of the Lord-Lieutheant ex•
premed to hie excellency the opinion of the Council of
the Chamber of Commerce, that the proposed &bon-
g.e of the vise.royalty and the Irish court would, if
envied into effect, entail considerable injury on the trade of
the city, aireedy very seriously depressed, and they very
respectful wabenittad that Uit should finally be decided on
by the it ought to be accompanied by some mesa-
tares to mitigate the anticipated evil to the city.
His eleelleney wad that if the immediate operation of the
abolition should be to inflict some temporary
Cfury a 1 Dublin, he Vested that the apprehensions of its
extent and daintier' would prove to be exaggerated. It did
not appear to him that any speculation as to the Penh of an
arrangement of a national and imperial character, which—
moreover, had than for many years the subject of
thasideration—would be likely, judging from established
praesdent, to be admitted and reeognieed by par-
Bement as a well founded claim for compensati3n ;
but he secured the deputation that be would have much
pleasure in eonsidering and discussing with them any prat.
ticable meeswa which the C• until of the Chamber could
suggest, and such as parliament would probably entertain,
for promoting industrial progress and commercial pros.
parity of Dublin In Ia the wave of the discession, an allusion
having left made Co the public removal of our courts of
law and equity, the Lord.Lisatenent most distinctly assured
the deputation that nothing of the Wad had ever bees ma-
Mtaplated ; and he added that he ermaidered the exhumes of
our marts here esseatially accessary.'

ESCUMBZIPAD EBTATIM-A retain has just bees
made. pensast to an order of the Hour of Lards, dated
16th February, 1650, frost the Cougar/airs of the Cot
of Rennabered Rotates, Indeed, stating the number of
pr ides@ lodged is their sort, the total rental of the pro-
Comproposed to he sold, sad the game amour of 111111.111-
stated to be ebarreble therms. By this rebus it
aappppeeeann that the slumber of petitions lodged tore 16th day
Mldruan (isclurin) is 481 ; the total natal of the peer
=000.3271. Be Td.; and the greet amoest of thee tea-
stated to be chargeable thereon, 12671,0601.18 a.
Of the 481 pritire, 14 have bees demised, and 27 are
depilate.. If then Amber and duplicate petitions, and
the natal mad Amber
sated thereto, an &derail
from the iengoisp. the melt will be r absent by the
mum :—Petitiese. 440; restel, 631,40 W. 111 a.; ems=
brass, 10,219,7721. 10s. 41.
DIABOLICAL OtiT64o6.—At
Abbeyteale,ea the eight of Well=arit,baliktitsee be-
regieg to Mr. Richard Collier, was seaMously set as fire,
and before asp weastaarpe could be peocm, the brae,
together with all it contoleed, lad ryes Tahtable
sows, ea excellent horse worth 1111., a large slumber *Marry
vends, a quantity of timber, deals, and other property, were
totally conemaiA. Oa the following atoning a penes
seated Roche, who lives is abbey fere, care forward to
gin informatics pier his ewe (after and brother, who
were immediately arrested sad oormitted for trial as the
pperepprettratan of the wired and unproTebed mange.—

Too RAILWAT Cosisteatoc—lt is %admired that Capt.
Names, she goveraiesat burrow of railways, saseeeds
Ca" Hansom se secretory le We sieraisdries.
Ilasoaaeroa, dlatarrtaia, Ana Listoolaisataa.—The
C=fronton bee been me this eoespasy's Lever
ttriee, but seem the asetesary windiest* for
its peblie , ea the plead of alleged dredesey Ia
the sums of bridp seer die Ts e.. The cosspeay's
imgiustni Wm daft tested the bridge with heads of Ante
times AO 'NAM It will be ogled is to bear la the (ordinary
TM Of tiff, mad de set, it is Geld, feel disposed to
alter it.

CLERICAL.
WT. W. E. it Bedford, to Butten.eoldflelel R., Warwick.
Aire; die. Wei. • pawns, It. Bedford, B•ci
Re.. P. DiabeZiy, to be complain to As Sheriff of Caw
beetles ard Herts.
Rev. W. 0 ter, to be chaplain to As Sheriff of Notts.
R.T. C. Tatar, to fit. Pots, Mearolt, P. 0., Novriels,
die. Nor. • en. ; perms.** pedialierer.
Roy. R. Williesioe, D.D., to P.M... St. Aittleer V.,
w. Piero O. Rob-Creel C., r. Desklekespre 0., Boolowd
C.. w. nand 0. Woreesterlaire ; die. Woo. ; NEL ;
potatem, Dula sad Clasper et Wormiseter.

NAVAL.
Ainstastrr. Nemo 26. An
moistest : C. C!:6ie, w Hastiosp.

Maiter's

Woormicx, Maims 26.-The Mosel esestiess are heist
used eight and day to eemplete the melts by the
24th April, rum of werkmos being spin the two
' Meant- monk are 'Two of the
Mom kip sonsested wCiFtriesiagperrle 11111Svey a lugs
musky of shipwriehts, risers, evokes% sal Ohm Milkers
mid blesses to Blighted' every sisaiisi M issokle the
BMWs eel Ambiance, mills' meek is dab M Mom
Geese esi Wirpram'e yard. It is Maim* exposed that
the Ikea will akar the Slaked Wish by the kid week
is 11y.-Dwarf, mew et.-v. will be token kite the beels to
mee fanmaim?, -MeV 111 *Nab mean of
Royal &poen sad Misses, nuke the swami of Lieut.
IChossey. left yesterday to the Lord Wa. Bestlergros pe-
plos' the compeer whisk perished cm its voyage Is that
*okay la the itird Dart.
Paul Mosne.-(From the Geseitc)-The CONTROL-
Notice is given to the aims sad wow ofeetrialatit
ty's ship Cosiest, Atabllisii Wilarde,
Mat the prop:visas asking Ikon the oak prowled' sad from;
the beauty meg upon the Massy, sad slaves captured in
the Timmons, slave sektreser, es the 3rd of May, 1848, and
tee bounty mosey on the tensaye of the Seats Cris, slave
brig, septum& oa the 14th May, 1848, will be paid to those
who wen actually os board at the time, or to their repro-
meatless duly aatkorised to resolve the ease, as the 4th of
April sect, et Ns. 3, Clifford's
-ins, Landes ; asd the shares
not thee sisimed will be re-relied every Workaday sad
Thursday,for three maths to ease, sgresable to set of par.
Sanest. Proportions du to omit ekes :-Temerario
Commode's, 1441. 16s. 616. ; 2nd elms, 6101.3.. Ild. ;
3rd. 811. 7s. Id. • 4th, 40/. 13s 614. ; 361.125. 21d ;
66, 341.85. lid.% 7th, SOL 6.. 914. Stk. 161. 64. ; 9A,
121.4.. OH. ; 10th, EU 3c . 81d. • 11th, 61. 21. 016. ; 12th,
4L Is. 4141. l3th, 31. Is. 014.--41enta Cram : Ceosisedere,
601 17.. 11d. ; meted elms, 2661. Is. lid. • 3rd, 341. 3s. ild.;
4M, 171 la. 1014. ; Ilth, 161. 7a.816. 101. Se. 1 id- ;
7th, U. 10s. 111 d. ; Bth 61. les. 96.; 9th, 81 2s. 636. ;
10th, 31.18 e. 446. ; Ilth, 21. 11.. 336. ; 12*, IL 14s. 214. ;
13th. 116.. 746.-W. aid >i~ Cw.n, Assam.
TIC. ADMIRAL INN HON. DONALD HOOK MACKAY died
esdelesly at his miaow at the Albany 'someday morales.
The deemed wee messily cosamaader. at Cork, sad
was superseded, on promotion, is Jane last Fies-Admkel
Mika bad served about 22 years os fall pay. By diodes*
the and shanties, ka the Navy List
take plass t-reiXekAiLsiral Sir George Frames Seymour.
C B , G.C.H.to be viesAdairal of Me Wee ; Rear-Admiral
Sir "maxi hlouro K.C.11., to be rear admiral of the
red, vise Seymour; Resr.Admiral Bonk/tom Beysolds,
C. 8., commaador in-chief on the *oath-east mast of Ame-
rico, to be rest admiral of the white, vise ; e
Sir Jahn Marshall, C. 8., H.C.H., to be resr-edaskalratre
blue, vim Reynolds ; Captain Hoary Jeakisess (1814) ea
the retired list of 1846, to be nar-admiral athe rethmelist,
but without any Mame of pay. The Mom. 0. Poetics is
sow the maim vim-admiral on the list fir promotion. Cep.
tale Jam s Enkine Wilma (1814) is the make captain os
the active list ; Casale Rivard Sauna (1814), athe re-
tired list; Captaia F. W. Below, (1827 sass within the
141. 6d. a day Imam ; sad Ca William Hilly.,
(1836) becomes Gadded to 12s. 6d. • day. By the promotion
of Sir John Marshall, a septain's good awoke masks re-
verts to the pat:mugs of the rid Lord of the Admiralty.

SPORTING.

NEWCASTLE RACES.

Noaratagairssign Pr-arm—TM following aro the de-
elaratioes of Weil at Newels& up to 7 o'clock p.m, oa
Monday, sad to the elms In town :—Chaatickaer, Vaagused,
Alp, Bolen de Bram, St. Valentine, Egoista, laborites's,
Lentos, Priestess, Primrose, Sir Philip, Timothy, Oriel,
Strychnine, Backbiter, Lady I am-off, Probity, Luxury, Do.
lather. Qolr TM Cocktail, Clincher, Mulgrave, Legerds-
gasla, Ads liar?, Champion, Burghley. Seams.
Mamma's LAM—lady Hyda, Ribaldry, Vanguard,
Strythaiso, Robert do Bros (sold to go abroad), Timothy,
Baroness.