The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-09 00:00:00

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Yesterday as .304004 arms • ete
Let st Ste ark, seder a
resli ado liecs's
ilosialPeurdheirleAut the laftwswilepilse ethos
wee a theelegh failure, mad arde maker poet
that tho nen ler Ida leaded whisk
the publie will sow rewriter lies bawl
instituted at the eourt la Hatebbs•dreet.' 'Twit* a
week we see the heanabeted Leaks Ocusheliaers
is tie skid of a envied court, down
estates to the sinter ef six .r eight la the ,at
prime fully equal to the Vida* of
dies perhaps exceeding ; and
th.eft=_e ei a egesial sot old_t estrr
=VWhe as able to dispose of a lot et
I:states, of the prim lead of the meaty of
ItelleetatesiNterfittakes • emit of the arson et Ilasterno-
otowart and held le fee do* soda a pawn floe
um wows putted in the afteestat year Si Wag
_Merles I.
They empetee siztraleht towelesee, esaWakts shout
32,000 statute saes, sad en shuts to the oestr• of the
musty, oseuessolog u sheet elfetease trees the town Si
Omagh, the stelae sad siptiol town of tho oreety, end nut.
tog to the northwerdo ler shoot ems silo by *stews ef

aboaito be oeldr,'"Z7ztesding then; • thenrrailso .1.31
the sash and aerth west.
The Int lot of Ms pet tp we Let Se. 1 let the
rental, the leads et ; astute, per Orehmaee
survey, MI., Sr. 311 m; yawl* rent, pm renseL, 2131.
animated maul vase, SW., wt,
to a rent *harp el
161. Os. 8d , of which 6/. 6s. 7d. is paid by the lomat&
Mr. noose limbs othrid 3,0001.
Master Litres—That's only Mw yeas, pardon, Mr.
Girdiame. I hope properly in Trate le on is.. to that yet.
Mr. M'Croesea—iture they us ali looklai for mutat-
right there. (Laughter.)
Master Litton—l limper Tyros* es well as you do, sad I
emi tell yea that the landlords seldom or ever have a word
of difFsrenee with their tenantry there.
Mr. M.Creseen—Why they brught down some pot!..
men from Dahlia the other day to Omagh to help thus to
agitate for it. (Laughter.)
Matter Litton—Oh, then may be some talk .boat it is
the ale. hoosu of Omagh, bat I don't think that need trou•
We you much.
Mr. Ill'Commia—The tenants say they ain't pay the pre-
emit nuts._ _

Maar Littor—l am not at all aware of that. for the rear
are oonodarably below the valuation.
No higher offer having been made for this let. the tile
of it was adjourned.
Ano•her lot:was then offered, yielding • reit rental of
2671. 134 lid whir was bought by Sr. Baird, of L
diadem. for th'e Ira of 4,9504., berg upwards of 19 yore'
purchase. There were about 20 other lots (townlairs) pet
up tar male, but all wen postponed to this day; for, although
the competition was extremely spirited, the offers, considte•
log the advantageous eireumatiusees pertaining to this pro-
petty, were mot deemed by the water to be of ;Wigan* I
raise. The buildings rental at tie rate el 16 year.'
purchase ea the natal, but from the gnat aura' of com-
petitors the parties having the carriage of the ere entertain
no doubt that the several towalande will realise the IMO rats
of pueblos r the lot bought by Mr. Baird.
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The following instance of the readjultment of
rents, which so many of the Irish landlords are be-
ginning to carry out, is from a statement made by
the Rev. Mr. O'Sullivan, P.P., and the Rev. Mr.
(YRegsn, C.C., of Ballygarvan and Douglas, in the
county of Cork :
We have been commiadoned by the tenants of Richard
Charmer, Reg Rutland square Dahlia, vibe reside on the
lands of Dellyglosne and Coo:salenek, la the peak& of Bally
game, to express publicly their rats fel welessewhodpsente to
their sable-minded landlord for ea abetemestellmge arrears,
amounting to nearly three yeses' rest, sada nt red uo
tion of 25 per cent. Mr. Chartres warned his isduetrbw people
not to uudertmke any anus which they would not expect to
be enabled to pay, although he had determined to make any
further roducolon that would at say time be deemed reason-
able. He resolved that his tenantry should passes the means
of comfortable support in every stage of the elrenmetaaces
of the eountry, and that the lateen's of those who exerted
their skill and industry to Improve hi prefetty, should not
gaffer by the low priers of agricultural produce, or by the
failure of crops. They alto express a grateful Genes of deep
obligation to Daniel Beatable, Esq., the just sad benevo-
lent spent of Mr. Charm'', who fairly represented their
eunditioz to their parentel landlord. These people have
been so relieved and cheered by the Indulges** the) have
obtained, and they repose such madden.' is the integrity,
wisdom, and goodness of their landlord, that they have
resumed their labours on their farms with as mach energy as
at any former period, whilst unishers of their neighbours
are emigre leg weekly, and crowds of ethers lying in terror
and &repair trom the houees of their Aitken, not knowing
whither to go, and leaving waste and useless the lands they
bad enriched by the toil and industry of msay years.

It is well to find that the grievance of a delusive
valuation of land, which I have had occasion to allude
to e° frequently of late, has begun to attract universal
attention, and to be discussed in such quarters as
leads us to hope that the evil will not be left ulti-
mately without a remedy. If it be tree, as Mr. Va.
cent Scully has proved it to be in his own cue, that
men who reel their lands to be over valued have only
to appeal to a quarter sessions, or other stmerke
court, to have the valuation reduced to a fair standard,
then the great advantage which is claimed for Grif-
fith's work, namely, its relative equality, ceases to
exist, and even for the purposes of taxation it become
an unfair standard.
Mr. Edward O'Connor, who for the last fifteen
years has been editor of the Dublin Evening Packet,
expired suddenly at his residence on Wednesday
last.
At the weekly meeting of the Athlone Board of
Guardians, on Monday, a strange reveres of fortune
was mentioned :
Lord Cutlemaine said that they bad in that house at
present a gentleman who was a msgistrate of two aresties—
Longford and Meath—aid had an income of 1,6001. a year;
hut such had bus the pressure of the times that he has bees
reduced I. this state, and having his property sold sedge the
Incuattered Cemmissionere, is now u menutea pauper, true.

:••ik;botliko•s•----eletkb. ?kb swisipii Joke
Edward Nugent, of Cloneuttee. He (Ler4o.)bed esieleed
• latter from him, rtqlog te be treated mar Was boast
than the other patpers-- he wadi ho glad •• gas►—bat
he should soy it WY • abuse be kb Mathe• te bias
Gone to • wetkbouse. He wadied t►e matter to lo kabob,
as the unhappy gentleman bed many relatives gad il•mdm
who might, by a knowledge of his condition, mice Ma
•wiatesee. If they only allowed him 2s. H. • week, he
woad set have some lac

ELECTIUO TILEOZAPII TO Coaz.—On Meads, list
Sir Edward MMenaell, chairman of the Soethers and
Wafter& Railway, 111:04Mpsalmi by Maws% Roe, Halms,
sad Gutnases. directors, awl Mr. C.R., Mr. Tarim.
secretary, and Mr. Ilbers7, Was esperiatiaisat, having
arrived from Dahlia by train es the previous ensieg, has
an interview with the 00allainea appointed by the Meal
boards of this city, to draw ap a report tm the Plait 81141011
gantlets. Mr. Hardy sad hisjor Thespian, C.M..likeeleine,
and Mr. F. B. Banish, local secretary to the company,
virus also persist, The mayor presided on the awasime.
The deputation from the railway directory dealared ea the
part of that body, their complete readiness to sadertake
immediately the peelimiaary arrangements for laying dews
the telegraph from Dublin to Cork. The mayor wanto.
quested to put hitting In communisation with Lord Gran-
ville and the ormasaleismers 1n order to kern whether they
would come to this esastry or Wm Mambo I. Linden, se '
in the latter ems rompesest poem Todd p tsar W rep».
Nat the claim of (Wk.—Cori livortor.
TILAIIIICTLANTIC PACKET STATION.—The COs-
minimum appointed by the protestant to inquire into the
steams and raiiebility of the several buboes, as the mouth
sad soath-wost meet of ,Ireland for Use pupae of a packet
Ration and European telegreph taradass, will meet la Lon-
don on the 13th inst. to oaks preliminary arrangements
fur their intriry. It ha not yet detsrmiaed whether they
will take evidence in London, or visit the must oonspotins
barboure.—Cork Constitution.

CAPTURE OE • MURDERER AMR AN INTERVAL
or ervatt Iraeas the kates part et tho row 1343, es
two sea moue Gawp geode end Benell were
Moles peeler is the perish of is esaotp,
a gourd web plow Wows Iles/ seta the finser struck
the Mow blow of a epode oil the twee. hen Oho dhow of
which b. Mat la a'few day.. Up NO *le late all
dia
elbow to meet Reale porta do Itt.
the holeasesele Nodes hia te tly
to esedowl. Oa the at^ Mi-
chael W•hb, of the Umbers' eetalaholoy,
_easieeded Is
topturing btu et la soave pin., whwii betel pelented
about two bean previoway after es atom* of areew youa—
So* Owns Rooth",

CULIETIATM Or FLAX.—in all direedow,
Woes, ursagmesto are la to ortaaillto growth
of los. TIN Nappy Tr tin felloribe consua-
sisallos fipa,Mme:— ~me sad nald bel•••
1 ar• as OS peewit ei the
sharwr—gismiejetyliar Ile geopomh.vrrt,
sii, of Nis NW
Wise >rleMt allure •
Wipe MA et eseatly. Uwe sus the sillefts we-
whiil WNW noire, sad whist Teo% *lmam
supest."