The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-06 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Delius. Anwar 5.

The accounts of the potato crop are oonfli‘ting.
The only thing in which they fortunwely agree
appears to be that the bulbs ate as yet, in almost every
instance, untouched, although the blight would areas
to have exhibited itself in the leaves throughout
steely the whole country. The following aro among
the somata received :
The mop of potatoes berme's IleaWyme r. sad Zunis is
key esasikreale, but the ems*, mop fres Busistymon to
Unlade his pawkily retrreed from blight. Market prise
ie Zanbitymee, oeiy 91. pm sure. The-bees crops between
Basis. Manistreon, sad lyskieek, are 1111111/41•1 le verdure,
end ere produce is t :peen d to be large.—Leurick
CArcesiele.
Though there an reports of Mews of this esculent in
NMI districts CM the sea aide, end in portions of Kerry, still
then are "resale. portions of the country whets it ki
sat
MAI*. Is the ezieneim country eron,d Middleton the
petatn is see Qtly seated to be perfectly free from dimes*,
bet most leseri eat sad Foulkes rs growtle—ia fact, at so
period in a better ceedidea. Pink eyes mid gayety", which
are the best dwaiptioe et witty tweets**, are selling so low is
Middleton market as 711. ye 'might of it lb. In the coun-
try around Ballinbessig the esculent is stated to be healthy
and pleatifal.—Cork Constitute".
On Friday evening a serious riot took place in
Cork between lame men of the 41st regiment, now in
garrison there, and the conslabalary. ghe affair com-
menced in a drunken row between the military them-
selves; but when the police were car.ed in to inter-
fere, the combatants took part together against the
intruders, and a severe endiet ensued. The soldiers
were first worsted, but, having obtained • reinforce-
ment, they returned and Mucked the police station, I
being also aided by some civilians. At one time four
or Dye hundred persons were engaged in the fray,
and stones were hurled in volleys by the mob of sol-
diers and civilians. At length an effete' guard
arrived from the barracks to the aid of the police, and
several of the soldiers were made prisoners. A young
lad was killed, and several pusonseniouely wounded.
One of the soldiers is said to be in a hopeless state.
An investigation was to have taken place yesterday.

DUNGANNON ELECTION.—LOtd Northland ban
been re-elected without °pp, salon.
FATIIER MATFICR.—Letter ha:e been received
tree the Ar Traperance by his brother, dated 30th
June. tom the hot 'trim, &harms. in which he states his
health is very much tmpeoved.—Lb►k Reporter.
\ !UNDER OF AN UNDEZ-AGINT.—A person named
Pike, as under agent of blr. Cassidy. of blemask reran. was
brutally ordered on Saturday. aver Bier, to the King's
County. He was to ►acs served several ejectineass next
viten. He exchanged shots with one of the asismdas ; bat
the other shot tim through the bark, and smelt him a vio-
lent blow on the forehead. He hes lilt a wits and family of
four children. The bo.ly was found on the high road at ten
o'clock on Saturday leonine. The Ui-fated nen had re-
a/rumble conntaione in Dublin.

BALE OF INCUMBERED ESTATES,
SALE OF THE CLIVDEN PEOrliftvE.-Ong of the
most extensive and interesting sales o' rroperry which have
yet taken place under the Eacnnsbered Estates Commission
was flied to eome off yesterday. There were no fewer than
five properties in venous parts of Ireland advertised for the
day's sale, the first on the cat being the vast tract of Cons..
mare which belonged to Mr. Hyacinth Darcy, of Clair
Castle, and adjoins the great Martin estate* in the same dis-
trict ; but the sale of the Clifden estate alone occupied the
commissioners to so late an hear that it wee found nervier,
to adjourn the proceedines to this day bolero any of the
others eculd be brought forward. The three commissioners
act, and the large pillar r oas cf the R Mande, which is cal-
culated to accommodate a much greeter number of weans
than any sale of landed property in this country is
likely to bring together, was chosen for the occurs.
The attendance of purchasers, professional gentlemen,
ethers interested in the prmeedinge, was erriderahle.
The relate was sold in lots, es foUows, although the order of
the lots wee deviated from, the first lot put up being the
which contained Chtden Castle and domes. The Trued=
here mentioned is that mad* by Mr. Orfila, which is even
toosil,red in riling ea too high, bat the poor law earths
is touch higher still. The areater portion of the Property is
at przsent antener.ted, and the lands which eve in the hands
of tenants are for the most part let at extremely Inw vents,
proportioned to eh. U unimproved and unreclainted condition.
It will be sir that the prices realised were very good.
Lot 1. The lands of iLeediliek, &c., on the Sutler, estate,
egautaing 776 acres, end valued at 1761. lk. 10,1., was pu-
rser by Mr. J•ihn 11,1binson foe 2,6251.
Lot 2. Aughnumcre, St , containing 716 acre., valued at
1671, was purchased by Mr. Jnhe Bidlier for 3,6001.
Let g CWiaybdaff and I ,untain Hitl, containing 699
rota, vetoed at 641., porches dby Mr Bailee for 1.000.
LM 4 The leads of Olney, embraciag one-hal of that
Weak the other half belonging to the Maria proper,. The
treatests are 336 lICTIM, and valuatiou 331. 6a. 24. Mr.
Zdwerd Cothran was declared the purchaser, at 7861. This
was the bet lot of the portion of Mr. Dasey's property
Meows as the Shiny estate. The Clifden estate foF ow ed.
Lot 6. Coolarty sad otter denomination', containing 238
err valved at 8 1 2s. 3d., wee purchased by Mr. John W-
hirr f r MO/.
Ls 6. Kiertowa Glebe, &c., cestaining 423 acre,, valued
at 1411 9s 2.1., was purebred by Mr. Gibbings for 1,7001.
Lot 7. Ardmer, Ito. matelots/ 675 acres valued at
143/.175. 10d., vas purebred by Mr. War; Leviorton,
lhw 1,9001.
Lx 8. Tourer and Lett inhanas, retaining 337 rates,
wined at 631. 7e., purchased by Mr. Salim for 9001.
Lot 9. Clifden Castle and demur,: with adjacent lands,
retaining 627 acres, and valued, indseing the Castle, at
1841. 34 3d . was mucharna by Mr. &Alin for 3,7501.
Lot 10. Stmasiontra and Letteroush. containing 1,021
acres, valued at 1601. 6e. 9i., purchased by Mr. Godlier
for 4261.
Lot IL Direr and Letterer, entainitig 4711 ac es,
valved at 621 19.., purebred by Mr. &dila for 7751.
Lot 13. Clochasari, costahei 206 carer, valued at
341 14.. 74.. bright by Mr. fluffier fee 6601.
L'A 14. The town cad lands of Mem, containing 670
acres, and 230 dwelling houses, situated 40 miles west from
Galwey, sod valued at 691/ 19s. 9c1., although the rent pay-
able by treats, who almost all held hems of lives renewable
for ever, h way 2051 3.. 7d. Mr. Sadler was declared the
pur.haer at 4,000/
Lot IS. Ardbear and Malmore, centering 390 scree,
valued at 2281. fis 2d , was Fandrieed by Mr. Giblaiogs for
2,4501.
Lot 16 Tallavebeta, tee., oinstidning 763 acres, valued at
OK 9a. 111., was purchased by Mr. Robinson for 900/.
Lit 17. Eillewusgane, &e., containing 490 acres, ve-
load at 621. 13s. 64., purchased ty Mr. Samuel Joan for
8261.
DAIS. Grawlane,eontaining 768acres,valued at 361.115. 9d.,
purebred by Mr. Ccekren for 7601.
Lot 19. Darryl'', &c., containing 2,000 acres, valued at
361. Ils. 6d , was purthssed by Mr. Jones for 7:301.
The sale of the Kylemore portion of the estate was ad-
Plano& to this day. The suss realised by the day's sale
merated to 29,1151., lint it was stated that the first locum-
bears alone on the property exceeded that amount.
Heron Richards and Commissioner Hargrave sat to-day,
at twelve o'clock, in the court of the COlllOll/111011,11,
Heasietta-street, for the sale of those estres which bad
been held over yesterday afternoon. The first estate put up
was that of the auignee of Philipp William Russell, late of
the City of Limerick, and ceaaieted of lands situated in the
county of Limerick, end a hoses in the day. The lands were
put up in four lots, all of which were adjoursed, the bidding.
being deemed isedeqoate by the commissioners, and the
bore and priestess is the city were knocked down for 2651.
to Mr. Henry O'Shea.
The next property. was that of Edward Nugent, consisting
of bran and premises in the vicinity of Dublin. Lot 1.
Two houses and gardens in fitillogan Deer .park, let at a
profit rent of 241 , was soli to Mr. W. Taylor for 2701. ; and
lot 2, consisting of a house in the same vicinity, let at a
profit rent of 46:. 10e., was told to Mr. Leonard Hardy,
for 2801.
The next estate was that of Themes Bracher, consistlrg
of 291 acne of the lands of Coolelan, in the county Milder ;
sale adjourned.
The estate of Arthur Cecil Fleming Crow*, situated Loth.
comity of Chro, was then put up in twenty separate lots.
The sole, however, owing to the inadequacy of the offers
mode, was adjoursied in the eases of all the lots, with the
exception of the following flee t-Lot 2, containing 49 Wily
producing a net annual rent of 341. 2s. ls., was purchased by
Mr. George Taylor, for 460/.
Lot 3, containing 866 acres, let for a net yearly rent of 121.,
was bought by Mr. Hardy Stuart for 3001.
Lot 11, containing 80 acres, let sten ant ustnet rent of 40/.
was knocked down to Mr. Speight for 4504
Lot 17, containing 63 acres, let for a nett rent of 171. las ,
was bought by Mr. W. 11. McGrath, foe 3001.
Let 18, eastainiag 67 acres, let at asset rest of 321. 124.24..
was harked doss to the eagle purchaser for 3001.
This coseladed the day's sales.
The gale of the last lot of the Duey property, airplane
the Kylemore estate, to ladelaitely peeponed. • legal
objection has bra takes to the leer umber whir 0111 poi.
sent tenor holds. An rhea will be and. Marie!

ACCIDENT AT THE NEw CITY PIIOOII,IIOELOWAT.
—ltasterday formica, betties* aiyht AAA aims teekok, ss
was all win employed es a esideld raised/Ns the ortistiori
of the New City Prima, the potosak of the plaid's' on
whit le they ware stradde pm way. TM whole of We,
amp a maw of the name of Dards mamas" sticessiled in
limatealms from fain& Manama was usable
CI:M1 al mythisg, whim ha was precipitated a depth of
120 1.14. H. aliened on his fest, the Walt of whist' Wm
that bath kr gem frightfully fraatand. Ha was takes to
the liars:lay Collep Hospital b • stab of issensibality,
wham he we. left without any hoped of Mow,.
VISIT OF PAILIBIAN EXCURSION ISTB.—On Sudsy
a imastar Issis' essireliag ao km than 1,400 Pariaimm on
a wanks to the sNnpeli., arrived at oh. Loadoe-bridge
teradava of the Meath Yselera railway. livery sib aad
moos of mampmes r the amiss old visWty promd
wad a maim of smoinem wan sopped to
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