The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-16 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Deems, Mono.tr Eyelet's°.
.Vail of this crania g thus wands the trumpet
foe tt e great demonstration el Thu. slay next :
'raisin made apes the wasatry by these who have sea-
used this important aimed** has bees uselessly responded
es, sal the replete trom every put el Inked to the melts-
Ma lead us to hope that at last the people of Ireland, of
oval dm is satiny, without difference of polities or reli-
gion, have determined to attempt the aegencidation of their
isenanton enmity. They w,ll no beeper submit to have
Ireland made the battle proemd h r power between Sngliali
intriguers sad tactless—they wilt demand, and, if uoiud,
they mast obtaio, full end perfect jetting. foe their native
land. Tm he alodors to be submitted to the meeting on
Thursday have hers prepared by mee who know aud feel
the requiremen.• end wants of their canary, and we are
given to understood that they on drawn up in toms tempt.
Mee, yet gran—re 'amiable. yet den raised. The chair will
be taken by le et the beet id behind's landlords—sae pos-
sessed of hove sod tatol • 0* propertie,--and whose life kaa
been devoted to the imp:evasion% of his lands sad the cow-
l/art dins teeentry.
Thee are we kept on the tiptoe of expectation,
guessiog in rain who the " best of Ireland's landlord,"
may be that is to have ihe ‘• high honour of presiding
on Int occasion ;" or shit may be the substance of
those resolutions combining the wisdom of men who
thus " know and feel all the requirements and wants
of their canotry."
'there was ,protectionist meeting at Enniskillen
on Saturday, which, it appears, went off to the antis-
factioe of the requisition-is. Captain Mervyn Arch-
dall, one of the county representatives, was present.
At the county of Wexford meeting, held at Ennis-
oorthy. the followiog was the resolution adopted, the
protectionists who called the meeting not having even
attempted to propose any other :
That dos stetting ',throat the legislature to amend the
present post law, so as to make it work tux the object for
which it was intended, without pesperisia g the entire enna-
nullity, as it is now sleeting; to geodesy the grand jury
laws; to grant a se od laud.ord and tenant bill; and, Was-
much as tree trade is now the oroer of the day, to give us
free trade is its inteoity. liy rem Ain, all restriction, upon
aprienhas a or manufse urn, whe:ber be prohibitory mach
moats or heavy imposts, to r. move 'he duty upon malt, the
hibition to grow wham) or to manufacture sugar trout
beet-root—in tact, to allow 111 to grow any crop for which
the lead is Varied, without let, hindrance, or taxation.
It turns out that the only foundation fur the report
that Glum Castle, the seat of V- e Earl of Etne, fell a
prev to the flame was that a chimney was on fire.
From an early hoar yesterday evening it has blown
a bard gels him the north-east, accompanied by a
very severe frost. The 'packets are in consequence
delayed considerably beyond their time.
The Fret an:d s Juurnal says there are already four
candidates in the field for the expected vacancy in the
repretentation of Mayo:
The candidates are—kir. John D. Brown, formerly mem-
ber for the county, and recently a candidate on the repeal
and punier inter.st; Mr. Joseph Myles M.Donnell, late
member on tha repaid interest, and candidate MIAs last
election, on the sent. prtncives; Mr. M•Droaell has &ready
addressed the county, tie principles are tt odds the people
always," and for the " hit lust." Mr. Coyly Hippies, who
has al,o addreue4 the constituency, seek ng their eupport so
the ode-cote ol church retorts, tenant noht, extended fran-
chise, and repeal ; and Colonel liaox Gore, on the protee
tionist and conservative interest.
In the commereisl article of the Freeman's Journal
of this morning, the followil g observation's are made'
on the existing state of trade here:
Darted the pres,nt week theta has been a partial, and
only a partial revival of twines' in this market. Fir ter
and wluaky an active demaad and higher prices have pre-
tailed, end in some other leading articles there hes been
sore or len en improvement. There can he no doubt we
must eventual.y.te el the impetus which tr .0.• has to ceiv-nl on
the other side of the Channel, but at retro* the miserable
state e f tits e dantry throws a complete damp on
beelines, transactions. Deliveries are, ;phonily speaking,
below tt,e avenge, and thouah hocks are very moderate, no
diepoilti ai islets t , themalve. In the grain market, espe-
cially fir oats, thee et it n decided improvement, the supply of
the latter being d Orient, probably from the forced sales
which took plow in inlay mars in the trephining of the
season. As the time of the meting of parliament doses
near, the vision of a surplus has set various interests in
motion to obtain a redaction of duties from tie sibister. A
renewed spited= for a reduction of the tea duty is set on
foot, wlieh will he met, perhaps, by • taunter decreed for
the ahrdtion el the window tax, while the West lad igen ate
leastirreng themselves fee another effort to retain their pre-
vent proteceine. Prices of all the principal article. are,
however, still so eletak:loo., uud_erat as to leave room for
a eonsWerableacivence wi hates Vie aid of any focal measure.
We regret to observe that the customs re Mae of this putt
for the sear just ranchried shows a very large follir g off,
harlot, h_es, in 1E13.985,000L, and in 1949, only 936001.,
a lower meant, we believe, tuna for many ',ere past. The
receipts in 184.5 were 1,033,101 ; 184 G, 1,012,000(.; and in
1647,1 012,0001.
A meeting war tell on Thursday list, at the Royal
Conk I,Atitution, far the purpose a hearing the trea-
sury minute, forwarded by the Lord Lieutenant, in
reforenoe to the grant of 3,0001. from the reproductive
loan fucd for the ttritatioe of an est:cultural school
in the vicinity of 'be city of Cork. It was resolved
that the most efficient way in which the object in
view could be carried out would be by attaching to
the school a farm of not lees than 100 urn, on • huh
the most improved system of agrieul!uze as prac-
tised in England and Scotland migr.t be carried nut.
The eff vs of tr,e Tuam Union Workhouse, con-
sisting of &miter's., elothiog, &c., were so.d by auc-
tion on Friday last, for a debt of 2301,, due to sore
of the contractor,. It will be tecollectsi that when
a similar sale took place in the Scud! Union lot
week, the things, when about lazing removed, were

rescued by the
The Neiungh (i+mrdiars states that a party of armed
men assembltd on the 4th inst., and carried away a
stack of oats that had been eeizAl for rent at Knocka-
kelly, in the county of Tipperary. This is the only
circumstance of the kind that has occurred in Ireland
for soma months pot.
The Aston Herald dignifies the following case of
assault as "an affair of honour :"
(At Saturday is Jennie as Mr. Charles Bugot, solicitor,
w w proesoliag to court, he we. met by Mr. H nry Comm-
nu, of Carneeregg, who accosted him end deinied if he
was t►e ant• or el a letter bearing hie signature which ap-
peared is the pipers this eau twelve twootha, with reference'
to the difference which then occurred betties. Sir. Rochfcrt
and Mr. James C. negation, and is which Mr. Henry Cu-
cuta..s same was offensively introduced.—Mr. Baggot
declined answering the question, but as we have been in-
formed, repressed he wilfinor ese to give Mr. COUSIBSIS
satisfaction, upon which Mr. Coneumon struck Mr. Begged
several blows with a stick, and immediately monatoti a horse
and rode away.
At Newp ,rt, in Tipperary, on Thursday, a farmer
fired at a poor starring wretch, whom he found pink-
ing some of his turnips, and shot him in the arm and
side.
The Rev. li. Murphy has been appointed dean of
rsitdence in the Belfast College.

SHIPWRECK ARC Loss LITR.—On Thursday
night the French lugger Adele, Dargot, yawner, from
Nowa to Liverpool, with wheat and Row, was wrecked at
the White Hole, Teeentshane; four of the snow were hit,
the Bestir and two others were saved. Francis Harper,
Hog, the active agent for L10yd..., proceeded to the vim&
early en Friday morning, and rendernl ell** service it was
pomade, under the eiretwattasees, to b. stow. A small
quantity of the fl tur it saved, is a damaged state.—WesJord
Guardian.

ATTEMPTED MURDER AT ABERDARE,—Lab On
Wednesday aipht a diabolic': attempt at murder was made
at Aberdare. It appears that for some time past the patter
number of the esueoel men at Cadlys and other works have
struck for as advance of wanes. Sewn, who tght better
of th, atter, continued to week, despite the threats of the
other" Owing to these threats, which the cellists so often
receive as they leave work, there is • tut amount of ill feel-
ing 'antis, between the two parties. On Wednesday night
the brave of William Jenkins, Mill street, was visited by, it
is supposed, a gang of the "strikers." The first notice
given of there Wag say one outride, was a stone thrown
with mandevable violence at the door, evidently for the
purpose of attractive, the attention of Jenaine, who was
thea la hed, and getting Dim to the window. Immedi-
ately nher • shot was Seed through the window, luckily
weeps, the intended victim. Tire miscreants thinking, by
the "deem mai, tented in the house, that their deed was
accomplished, decamped ; and though every exertion has
num been made by our police turas to hod out the guilty
party, so clue his het been obtained of them. Oa exami-
nation of the premises, some ship with which the gun meet
have been loaded, were found in the bed-post, and within a
few loch• sof the head of Jenkins. Three utilises are now
under examination for having threatened other col ins, as
they were batwing work, with severe putiMmeut, if they
contiatted working. Value some agnemeat is made be-
tween waters and men, we are afraid this mornings will
be but the prelude to Mims. Twenty pain& has beta
offered for the appratensioa of the inispided men who
committed this outrage. but up to the present time no arrest

bee tikes place.—C
RZTURAL TO PLILFORY VIZ BURIAL SERVICI OVER
TXU UssArrizato —A. earrespoadeat of the Ems Ulna
rye . " • are, r above, occurred tut Bunda,, lea. 7, at
the little vidapri of BIx(XJXO29. The ativiater, Mr. Hedges,
related to bury the body of a gist, the daughter of a la-
bluer, herr§ SIM had vet been christened. The parents
beteg ambers of the Baptist chunk is the village, sad her-
self ea approved esadidst• her eassaberablp, two soothe pre-
viously, her mean ware takes law the ebapelorkere a
short sunk* vos hell ia the pareutee of Dimly • trader
perm. The wheel deism, reran, sad Meads fellaved
to the pave 1a the elieeitgeol, at yid& hymn was give
eat to he sureg, vial we met as** eiseit
model wile et the "