The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-21 00:00:00

THE COTTON SPECULATION.

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If we may judge from certain symptoms which
bogie to appear as loth sides of the Atlantic, the orgastood
speculation sawed late for the rusts of &Mao ofr iloo
sumpef mesa te a plat ast weseamM by the miiMg
ly sad demea4 km pesky Toga
The Liverpool spew m /at ere misadmells Mee
relied apes the aurival of advise hy
Neel mad to Tales prime Item ; what >
erk="11111 at
New Tort weft jos as wank, kaki kr
hoer Eaglead, toadies to justify
_the Idgh MIS=
thus ; which we believe maid have a has el about
• p 4 nay per mead ea the preset Llempesi rises.
Beth have best diesppolated ; aad the malt
has bees a market at New Task es
well as la Li We ham emit a letter team ea
animist drat at New York, dated the 61.1 last.,
swims la sahmess, that, alikoeik the shoot-crop
lamed to shale proviess latillattlp it was evident that they
were Wag mmillemee fa them; mai aethiag lees dim the
asses et as wham el a wee is Liverpool
maid weemst a dean to We Is
kara from •
telegreplk daspiab, at Mills., beton the depar-
ture of she NW... babgles twe days' later mews ins
New Yak. •Miss bed Madly saes plies after the
dirsetlitieftes 1110
se et the lops eases et Wail stock la
this cowry is NM $l5 Dammber, ever the imputed
stock, bad praissed a wawa immersion la the Vatted
Mates ; sad we emdersesal that, la order to ematerest the
awn lama the .slaw, a May had bola Wrested. sad at-
malady el/whim! M a prised fans, to the sant, se we
eadentead—(tee Ohm* espies have resehad this country,
we Mae met boss aide es get sight of eae)—that the alleged
dissoveey ef the amen la Meek wee a asatrlvease is les
rt el she dial by • maim dths NOM byelaw
is Li Oa derma prises, sad amble *MI ie ism
into the m bake teems I
'twiddle disay: at the parts keep up wish remark-
able *Madison, shoat-30,05i bales pm week ter
the bat two maths; Omsk thq saw show a mem
marked relative deersese whoa 111111111111 i the Mac.moss remipts of th:arestliag year, there h a small peildve
lamer*, the arrivals daring the last two weeks Wag
166,000 balm ; whilst the sinks la do Menke dimes ezLibit
as Menem of about MOM bake, Ameba eat se Sr there
is ao symptom Otis mbaustka et Masks la therakergrow-
lag districts.

.Dl/1114X, Fam. 91.

Since the accounts which reachediinnioil Saturday
evening, there has been no news received of any
agrarian outrages or marked excitement in the
north; but a feeling of insecurity prevails, sad the
anxiety lest the state of disorganisation to which bad
buidlordiam has brought some of the southern coun-
ties should be established on a t footing in
Ulster, is painfully telt. Theßanner of Ulster, the
leading advocate of the Ulster tenant-right, disclaims
very properly all implication of the true friends of the
tenant, and at the same time attempts to throw some
doubt upon their origin-Await', in those entraps.
For the present the attention of ell is turned in
breathless anxiety to the new landlord and tenant
measure of the government, on which so mach of the
future prosperity and internal tranquillity of this
country must depend ; and there f, mach rea-
son to fear that even such a measure as will
be received as a boon in the rest of Ireland, will go
but little way to allay the discontent of the tenant
farmers in the north, where old privileges and cus-
toms peculiar to the soil have long been enjoyed.
Mr. Griffith and Mr. T. Mulvany, Commissioners
of the Board of Works, held a court of inquiry at
Enniskillen on Thursday. lia*, to comities the pro-
plan for the drainage and improvement of
Erne. There was a large attendance of the
proprietors of the district on the occasion, and
a good deal of opposition was given to the project by
seem, on the ground of the groat expense that would
be inserrsd ; bat a sufficient member of scents were
given, and the prqiect is now ready to be brought
before parliament. By the draisege it is proposed
to reclaim 17,600 sores of land; and the obstroctions
which at present impede the navigation of the lake
and river are to be removed. The 's estimate of
the expense is 100,0001.; namely, 80,0001. for drain-
age, and 20,0001. for the navigation : 10,0001. of the
latter sum to be a free grant, and the remaining
10,0001. to be levied on the county.
Another inquest has been held in aare, in a case
of starvation, for want of out-door relief. The case
took place in the union of Ennistymoo, and the ver-
dict was "died from starvation, in consequence of
being turned oat of the workhouse, and getting no
outdoor relief."

BIUTAL MURDER—AD inquest was hold as Satur-
day at Moan:set cm the body of a boy mated Petrick
Hell. The f were the IWO bets as coosserted with
this ease, cad slid at the inquest :—The deceased mad a
yaws man aimed Boyle lived as servants with the Bev. Mr.
HIST-*, P.P. No good fading appeared at say time to
exist between Boyle mad deemed. Oa Thursday a
demand wee =Was sad it was at lint sapposedheentl
goes to the toasty of Sligo, when his haft ladies. How-
ever as the Whir of the primmer towards the deemed Win
Indica/sera, his twes eroded smidertlis areadelly smug
W family--eoarelt was sada, mad the was Osumi
buried is the mem, ass of the lauds thasesilt
the clay. Theliedy presented a z=e:iacbez-
lag Wmarks of eleven pirate& stabs in
the awe was also mash mutilated. The pekes was full;
eceisaiUed for trial.—Roscossussers Mesisisga.