The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-13 00:00:00

DTPLIN. JILT 12.
I.l:,:lency the Counteu of Clarendon, Gomm-
children and soite, embsrked, yesterday
morz.:;. v. Kingstown, on board the Banshee, and
Teoeeei..a to 11-,lyhtai, en route for London. It is
szdarood that his Excellency the Lord Lientena.A

w en Monday.
The Freeman's Journal publishes the following
ar.rounceaseat
u have learned on the beet authority that th, Austrian
• ssr has handed to Lord Palmerston tho sum of 3,0001,
t.e geoerous subscription of the people of Austria towards
the rtli• fof the Irish poor. We understand it was the de-
nte of the contsibston that this sum should be dirrihutod
through the gamy of the Irish catholic bishop., than which
co better or Jam judicious selection could be mane.
According to the northern papers, the Orange
leaders have all made the arrangements for the cele-
bration of their anniversary, this day, in so quiet and
unostentatious a manner, that the precautions
taken by the authorities, and all the
movements of the military and police, were tin-
:fr,esory. It is to be regretted, however, that
the clergy are not taking the most prominent
part among the friends of pence end goad will, and
that rn the contrary it will not be their fault if the
hol old partisan passions be not kept alive. The
/4":•erlirre awes that the walls of Belfast have
bear. plicarded daring the week with great Orange-
posters, inviting the Orangemen to come
and celebrate the day; the intention, however, has
lon thandoned.
The preparations made for the prosecution of the
pesters charged with the murder of Mr. Manleverer,
s' Armagh assizes, are of a meet formidable che-
wer. The Attorney. General, aided by half-a dozen
r.h.r able counsel, are there for the purpose. It is
int.mat-Al that some evidence which has not yet
oozed out in any shape, before the magistrates or
cl.erwiae, will bi produced, and it is added that the
morn seem resolved on obtaining a conviction. There
sr: twee prisoners to be tried for the offence, one of
item being the carman who drove Mr. Mauleverer.
lir Rev. Mr. Redmond, of Arklow, in a letter to
the Freeman's Journal, mentions the following gra*.i-
flil.g err: mutual :
At the humane imesecs of Admiral Proby, the Lord
CorsomLsr wiped away l',",0001 of arrears ow the Karl of
Carjsfort's mare, and has ordered a reduction of rent wher-
ever a emirr.d toe standard of Grifdth's valuation, which
Mr!! 4.1 iatn e 2 n lati-ntly sod humanely by his
kma wing swat, Ceptsin Bore, of Dumb, rton. An
a pound an ace hoe been made on the town
pares sts'olow.

:We L.ve notiNed ties following from NI, stn. W. H. Smith
slat ilea, M as Strand.]
(ay IJesO is Telegraph-)
DUBLIN, it= 12.
AFFRAY RETWELN ORANGEMEN AND

THE POLICE.
List night flhunidarf, about twelve delock, a
great number of wring assembled near Malone
tampite, itoricg turards the town. The pokire,
tLuo‘h numbering only five, under Constable Hind,
prepared V) meet the crowd of several hundreds,
Ind, as they came through the turnpike, the police
noticed a procemioa in the act of forming, headed
by a young tad, hewing • large dram, decorated
with emus .ilit -. The police arrested the youth,
when the mot) hooted and pelted them with stones,
and etdrcrsured to mate the prisoner. The police,
with the prisontr and the drum, reached the barrack,
which was at once attacked, and all the windows in
front broken. the crowd would listen to neither
entreaties nor threats, the police loading their carbines
std fixing their bayonets without avail ; when at last
the poke were compelled, in self-defence, to firs
act shot, which being unheeded, • volley of four more
was tired, on which two young men (William Walker,
1., ',rarer of the drum, add William Anderson, one of
the.rt.tuivg party) fell badly wounded. An investi-
gation before the Mayor and Mr. Tracey, ILM., is to
L hell at the Alice-oflios this day (Friday).

. _ .
Otuirros.—Ths Hop Pt./arr.—Daring the 18th
end the berinniog of the 19th eratury, this pleat was rule-
tided ,ely Wifely is this sof the adjacent parishes, but tat-
tall it has considerably dammed, and the vest number of
seri e in the parishes of 011erton, Retard, Boesky's, ifte.,
wh.re once the hip thurished, ars sow savored with sieving
trope of grain. When the hop is still cultivated, however,
the Want presents a favourable appearance, the blew bevies
Iltt WI reached the top of the poles, sad ars entirely free
from filth. The late raise Vve imaterially misted the plant,
tun, should the stem prove favourable, there is every pros-
lI°V, reaping• Evolitable trap.—Dareciuter Chronicle.
r UNIA Or FitIIIiNDLY BOQITIiII. The totel
must healing he Mealy eeeletlee invaded with the
Corstaiesicaers ier the Itadadies of w Iliseissal Debt as
the 24th of November, 1649, irie_Rlo4,llll. ht. IL Of tido
mown, intermit at the rata of 3d! par wet. per diem was
Peptic fa, 1,09.8211. let 64., sad M. 'bet twat. per die.
" 634 MR The tuber et nembets is the essiethie ruled
from b to b,OOO.