The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-07 00:00:00

TEI LATE 111 AMA IN BELFAST.

Yr. Meon,whoeeheids w tat mum Behr have
erred eo much ezeitsmat for this lost to.. days, spume to
succerfolly shied the ''sere set on hoe kr his asp-
ton. Few matters gouid ham eratted so much petrol M-
emel iusiong the maegentile body in Belfast generally as
the debaser haw of this young mat—• comparative
anew to the tome, and a memo here for only tor-
sr M pres—eppessed to excite on Cheeps on Friday
stronleg. It wes felt, coming se it did close on the heels
of the ea imielen of isquiry into the Brlfert•etrest doh
tee a Mg so the meostitile credit of tho town, and the
marehrete, es a body, deeply felt the disgrace of
the ettomese. There win may who would hue peed
themselves thee the 1100011 of the deideelion to keep up
ths puerilely vhondebed abereehr for oseeredal lategrity
which &Mr monefeeturers sod gestobande uphold la all
the ends el the known wsrY ; bet the mergentlis body of
our town met I. kept 'operate tees the him that Mediae
treed te • sperm mil elme sheetem, whose fresh upon
tame emit or Mu been AMU if it were not that, pewee-
-sr diamery larmslus, they supected nom in cm
wire um bhp,s thee with such plauaible eerier. It was
emougesed by trump\ bore that the delinquent had left
Liverpool by the Asia, eeml a steam-boat was dispatched
Mee ger says early en Seturday morning, in the hope
of
the Am es her outward. to America.
The Bell•MIR bee retunthe ed with intelligence that the
Mit Ire here the South Cheasel, and, we believe, • tele-
gm*fe merge was also set to uasenastoan, to deerotch a
sewer these with the row of emoting the fugitive before
he herd 0111.0 Ow. i:p hothe present, nothing is known
of
do serer eon disappointment of the latter profect. Some
asp that Mr. liters Ms set yet MI Ireland. sod that be wee
sue In Lbeera so ledge sod may are inclined to look
open tale net so a sue 1111111• Pi, bet se • matter which hes
eaviserlyslic
sTeembieurteTterebt .aoardera.
ce
ble•rooat
brim. Miry to wham he slid Ms which he ted
▪ bedded in hie looms, tee, on repearuig to t store*,
that there ere no Arts there aerwoneg to the deecriptioo
hulled lo them, sad he the ameole of which his bills had
her ...speed. Others had that their property consists of
smist, brickbat*, aid miens ether memo very unlike the
to. they preheat The cum hes lapsed a retainer
open d, end the mom of the meseshed chaste must get •
spoil permit frum the beard before dry will be allowed to
mem saythieg.—Begeet Mercury.

FIELD DAY AT CONVASIORE.
On Wetlands , the 30th Se ptert, r the hitherto quiet
to posombio Ball) booty we& thrown into
a meat seats of comfeelea by • report getting into rimin-
g". OM a gantlemm in that lomitty was about &seeming his
eight Is • limaelene ovary, situate on part of the demesne of
Coavamme, In the ecempanium of the Countese of Lialowiell,
bee ladyship harts( declared that the ...aid amemble her
ithastly sad wink-pm*, aad mist by physical form soy
ealempt to aster bee territories. At an early hour the
tenantry surrounding the village of Dellyluely, sod also the
reamers of the boom of Here, emesubled before the hall door
of Conramore, on the south side of the Blackwater. Her
ladyship was on the tell at an early hour, addressed the
crowd m language wha b touched the beast of her
larems, and exerted herself with great energy, spurring on
the tardy rillagi ;in fact, throughout the day she was
everywhere exhibiting her well-known Mill in borsoreuuthip,
whipping her beauldul ramie., and calluag on the people to
protect her rights; aim promising rewards to those who
should art with the greaten courage. At about one o'clock
the constabulary at (tall booty marched to the wens ; on
arrival they found from 400 to 300 men aammbled end well
armed with bludgeons, her ladyship's steward baying directed
every man not properly provided to help himself to the floe
ak saplings growing on the demeans. The well-fed English
a grenadier company, armed with nightie us well a•
bludgeons. The police eonstable instantly haatened to the
residence of the nearest magiserate, and informed him of the
assembly, and perfectly astonished the poor Malice, when he
told him that it was to retest the attack of the magistrate
hiumelf, and all his people, that the immense crowd were
amerabkd at Conramore. I will leave it to the reader to ima-
gine the surprise of the quiet juatioe who n informed that 000
men were within half • mile of hie resiMmaie threatening
to gin him and hie people a swim to the lthickwater, a ser-
vice which would be partirAmly ditormom on that day, se
there wee • tremendous Bond in the mom mused by the laq
rains. The constable caked for an miter to get more plies or
military, bat could sot help violattog the gravity of died-
phne to kr se to burst into • gt of laughter when told by the
that he had no intention of invading on that day
thmas=demsome of Conesinore, and that be raver
man to TiLearm
order to any of his do ao ; that he respected
and the commis.** he held Soo math to heed • lawless asst,
sad that he prams& cootinidag the occupation in which lbw
emestabbe intamspted him, namely, thinning young tram.
Day woes on, evades come, the expected assailantsdid not
appear, and at T bee ladyship having made
another thanking her retainers, Invited
them to ttes" large bangle of porter mewed fm. them
in the villege of Bellyllooly, and returned in triumph to the
rammion boom of Commtmorte.—awk Reporter.

011 TOTAL PLUM. Olts 81111,411110 DAT.
Tommi, Ocrosaa b.—imbibes ea paysift, 7,499;
Mb by isms tictieb, 6i7 ; Islets VA