The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-12 00:00:00

A stout opposition is organising here against the
anticipated renewal of the attempt to remove the vice-
regai court from Dublin. At a meeting held on
Saturday in the rooms oi the Dublin Trade Protecion
Saciety, with Mr. Long, J.P., as chairman, and Mr.
J. Macostearra Cootie.ll as seerstary—two names
well known in the recent agitation es this subject—
it was resolved :
That there is good reason to mend the re-introdue-
tire el the Namur, for the abotftfea of the oMes of Lewd
Lieutesaut of Ireland la the next smoke of peril meet, and
that the peosooter, of the meow* =reedy token on •
schism in the eorporation of Daigle he aio of th. it insidious
and moot mischievous projees That regarding this set as •
political tat • musicipal sod sestal question, womanise's!
the burgesses not to be deluded by the protestations of can-
didates, who endeavour to evade • &mention of their real
sentiments by pls•dti that they do sot seek admission to
the sorporatioce en deal meads ; and we exhort the ber-
gamot, as they would save themselves sad their city from
rule, rrempowily to viten their votes toasty madidats who
will not dipolar. hi. determination to resist in die new town
co.:Atoll the contemplated measure, as well as all farther pro-
gress col sestrelimition.
Thor who still profess the doctrines of Tong
Irelandisni here, and who would be rejoiced to get rid
of every trace of the court, designate this agitation
no " Bankeyiern."
A special meeting of the Royal Irish Agricultural
Society was held lest week, to =wider a communica-
tion from his Excellency Lord Clarendon, conveyed
through Sir Thomu N. Redington, to place a mom of
1,000! , out of the proceeds of the Irish Reproductive
Lan Fund, at the disposal of the society, towards
conducting the practical instructor system for the
ensuing year. Considerable discussion having arisen
as to the inadequacy of the fund to keep up the pre- i
sent staff of instructors fora sufficient time next year,
and whether it would be better to send out the full
number for the six winter and spring mouths, or tall
the number for the entire season, the council resolved
that they considered it more advisable that half the
number should go out at once, and remain out for the
full period.
The Court of Common Pleas decided, on Saturday,
on obliging the
.plaintiff in the actions against the
Lord Mayor to give security for costs. It remains
for the Court of- Exchequer to take the lama comae,
bat that coin bases yet refrained from a decision.
The Northern Whigaseerts that the postponement,
sine di., of the County of Down Tenant League meet-
ing, has arisen from the fact that Mr. Sharman Craw-
ford has declined associating himself with the pro-1
motors of it, either as chairman or mover of a reso-
lution. The 1174 adds:
No doubt, the respectable (seam of the County Dowa
will sea be eeateated with merely declining to make cam.
mos comae with the Lesvos, bat will second Mr. Crawford
io his efforts to coevisce the government of the necessity of
bringing forwud some simple and definite measure, cal-
culated to satisfy all reasonable friends of tenant right. It
is important that this quest:on should be set at rest, as soon
as posiible, en the teachings of the League are otherwise
pretty sure to corrupt and demoralise • portion of the com-
munity ; and it is already apparent, that there will not be
wanting meow to carry out rat oee teschisp to their natural
coneequeuces. .

Relative to the insane opposition carried on among
the various Irish steam-picket companies, the Cork
Beixoter says :
We perceive wth rivet that the Cork Steam Ship Com-
pany has failid to effect an arrangement with the city of
Dublin proprietary. The directors of the former, hoping to
come to an ■mit-able settlement, owing to the late resolution
of the ci,y of Dublin shareholders, offend an unqualified
arbi•rution of all matters in dispute To this the Dublin
Company refused ti accede because Mr. Malcolmson and the
other companies involved would not do the Wte. Without
any fault, therefore, of the Cork Company, it must still meet
the opposition forced on it.

EXPERIMENT ON TUE NEW IRON BRIDGE OVER
TOO SHANNON.—A very interesting and highly eatisfactory
experiment was made last week on the Making of one of the
cylinders of the new iron bridge meeting across the Shannca
by the Midland Great Wester* Railway Company. These
cylinders had hien previously sank by ezeavating sad re•
mowing the interior, and boned WWII by their own weight
and such additional weight as was toned necessary ; but in
this matinee a method which has been found encoeasful by
Messrs. Fox, Henderson, and Co., the contractors for the
Ensign, on many occasions, but which has not hitherto
appeared applicable to the structure in question, was resorted
to. The well known property of atmospheric air to press 'woo
a vacuum with a weight dependent on the imperative pm.
fecion of that vacuum, was the means used In this tepee
tr.ent. The effect was no though many tons weight had
suddenly fallen on it, for the whole rapidly descendedhe-
tweets live and six feet into the wand, wall checked by the
obstractioa of a piece of timber. The ainkiag of this cylinder
10 het is diameter through hard yellow slay did get occupy
men than a few seeoads.— Wellimath /rukpencinit.
INQUEST ON THT BODY Or LADE CAROLINE
ANIMA CALMIN. —The inqaut was hell before T. O'Meara,
Req.. censer. Warner Carden, Esq. (brother of Sir John
C. Carden), eworn—Sir J and witness had been out
shootiag en Thursday. On their return to the Priory, at
hall-past o'clock, met Lady Carden and her two children
in treat of the house. Them was a nand seat (in the centre
of which a tree was growing) opposite the Irons of the
house. Sir J 'ha and wither eat as toe side. taking a chtld
each on their knee. Lady Carden eat as the other lido.
After having sat for ten minutes, heard the report of rifle
gun, which was leasing agaiut a tree. On looking to the
other side of the seat, tow Lady Cordes lying deed en the
grass, The rifle pa was the sun which Sir John had been
shooting with pretiously.—Dr. Formyeth, having beea morn,
sail: The death of Lady Carden was caused by a ride ball
eatenog the head, immediately under the left ear, and
tg through the brain. lie extracted the ball, which
immediately seder the skin on the right side of the head.
jury retorted a verdict of "Accidental death." It
is believed that whim the gun was n Wag sista*, the t 0..,
it was blown dews by site wind, which calmed its
discharge

RUMOURED MURDER LT A &MOZART OT THE 39TH
Rroimatir.—A rumour reached Belfast on Friday, that we
tiled may pipes unfounded, to the effect that Sergeant Bond,
of the 39th Regiment, having had some cliipste with a
colour seamiest, ea the Mink fn. Belfast to Ceetlewellen,
deliberately drew Me bayonet. whoa in the latter teem, sad
killed him on the spot.—Nurfhern Whig.