The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-11 00:00:00

Drum JOLT 10.
The pablk dialler given by the citizens or Dublin
he the bed mayor, tout place yrstercisy in the round
room of the Retards, and exhibited, in point of num-
bers sad enthusiasm, a very unequivocal demonstra-
tion of eatisfactices at the success which Mr.
has bad over the persecutions tarried en
stab animosity against him by the Conservative'
clique in the corporation. The chair was occupied
by Alderman keshan, and about 500 persons sat
down to dinner.
Although it is fully expected that the 12. h of July
Will be suffered to pen over this year without any of
Ss meal armed procession' of the northern Orange-
men, still government has deemed it necessary to take
eons* precautions against any breach of the pesos as
the occasion. Some mlt ta-y reinforcements, although
ray trilling 0114 A have accordingly been sect down;
sad au additional police force hes been oonesntrated
In wive localities. The Lord Lieutenant has directed
the utdertamed resident magistrates to proceed on
temporary duty to the following counties, under the
provisions of the Act 6 William IV., e. 13, viz. :
C'berles H. Tockey, Gerald Fitzgerald, Bartholomew
Warburton, and Chat les Hunt, Beeping, to the county
of Down. Edward B. Hill, E.g.. to the county of
Armagh ; and John Baker times, Esq., to the county
of Antrim.
RA 1/own correspondent of the Freeman states
that it is arranged that a gold medal is to be
presented on the 12th to a gentleman who took
a leading part in the horrible transaction of
Dolly's lime, to reward him for his services on
that occasion, and that this commemoration is to
take place in a church. However, there can be no
doubt that better social feelings prevail at this
moment among the general population of Ulster than
at any former period, and that party rancour is con-
fined to a comparatively tionc ntrated circle. Touch-
ing the unseemly party exhibitions which usually
take place in the churches throughout Ulster on the
Orange anniversaries of the Ist and 12th of July, the
followieg gratifying letter from the Bishop of Down,
Connor, and Dromore, has just, in a most timely man-
ner, made its appearance, being s reply to a represent-
ation made on ttee subject of thew offensive exhibi-
tions by Mr. H. Quin, of Drcmore House. The
bishop's letter is as follows:
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12, Montagu-square, London, July 5.
Sir,—l beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter in
reference to the unseemly eastern ir f desecrating the chunk
with party deva on the 11th of Jody. I trust the good same
and proper Christ:an g tt the clergy ot my diocese, sad
of every clips of prince within it, will prompt them to
torer every demonstra•i•a of party spirit, and lead them to
euluvate amongst each other those sentiments of pan and
good will, " that broth. rly love may abound.•' God, in his
good providame, has bletmd us with the prospect of an
Oulnp ant h ,nest. L•t us, therefore, show our thankfulans
by practical piety in works of labour sad of love, to the ad.
vantage of our fellow-creatures, and to the honour and glory
Of the Giver of all good things." 1 hope I stall hear that
the 12th of July wa• marked by 11) unchristian triumphs,
but by forbearance sad eonciliaticm, giving a guarantee for
the future that the animosities and antipathies of the past
ars forgotten.—.l am, sir, your eb client humble servant,
RICSAILD Dews.

John H. Hain, EN., Droners-house.
In charging the jury on opening the Neeth
maitre, Judge Crampton said: "There was in truth
nothing on the calendar to call for any particular or
special notice. It was extremely light, and evi-
denced a tranquil sr ate of the country." In Monaghan
the learned judge said: "The calendar was contained
in a single sheet, there being only ten prisoners and
that he did not find a case in it to require any !leer-
ration from him, and he had only to congratulate
them on the evidence which the calendar allorded of
the total absence of crime in the county of Mo-
naghan."
The Encumbered Estates Commissioner again
held their court at the Rotunda yesterday for the pur-
pose of accoinmodatieg the public with sufficient
space at an extensive sale of estates. There were five
estates advertised to be sold, and the sales effected
during the di,- produced a total sum of 36,5601. The
first property was that of Charlotte Donelan, known
as the Bally I oonelan Estates, situated between Bal-
!below and Louahrea, in the county of Galway. It
was set up in three lot., as follows :

Lot 1. T►e demesne and mansion house, wit► lands
anamming t • 1,043 arum and producing a total profit rant
.17181. 2a. 104 , was tour►t by Kr. John Brown is wart
1 11r. J. D. llakon, tor the sum of 14,1001.
Lot 2. Containing 220 mum, yielding a profit nut of
1822 2n, was bought by Mr. Kirwan for 3,0001.
Lot 3. 401 nem, yielding a profit mat of 2982 91. 10d.,
woe ►anm►t by Mr. Robert Power for 4,8501.

The next estate was that of Walter Atkin, and
consisted of akw for 999 years, and of some fee
aim* property situwed near Yourhal, in the county
Cork, and prop
the snm of 1,350 t _ _ _

The estate of Mary Ann Webb, coasisting of lands
in the King's County, yielding a net annual rent of
961. 10e. 10d., was purchased by Mr. Sidney Jen-
ship lot 1,9201.
The estate of Winkel Hamilton Latham, and Ha-
milton Lowe Leftism, in the county of Tipperary, was
next put up is lots, some of which were subject to a
cooticgent annuity, and the prices produced were
considered satisfactory.

Tne estate of William Lsoe Hyde, in the county of
Cork, was pot op in four different lots, but no par-
elvers appearing, it was put in one lot, and it was
sold to Aturns•us *Mahon, Esq., the petitioner, for
the sum of 6,5004, who lent 10,000/. on the property,
and there is at present dos to him, including interest,
13,0001.

TWELFTH ANNPAL REPORT OF THE COMMIS-
IRONERS or TOO LOAN FEND BOARD or ISELARD.—In
conformity with their prier reports, the Lean Fond Board
summit the following summary of the operations of the Loth
Funds in Ireland daring the past year : —Number of moieties,
160 ; amount circulated during the year 1849, 649,9341 ;
amber of leans is 1849, 176,6731. ; gran profit, '
18,8411. 18e. 64. ; interest ea capital, • :venom of manage- '
snt, and bad debts, alio lom on ate., 18,0801.9.. 10d ; net
less, 2,4051 54. 6d.; net profit, 3,1691. 14e. Id. The siren
latios for the past year has been about 100,0001. less this
the eirculation of 1848; and that it a in the aggre-
gate about one-third of the average total circulation of
the loam funds far the year. 1844, 1845, and 1846,
the three year. immediately preceding the famine. If it
is base is mind that the average circulation of the
basks is Ireland had, daring the year 1849, probably fallen
to one half of what it was I. 1846, it will Appear surprising
that the simulation of the loan foals had not much farther
declined. The board ham reason te think that the decline
in the oiresletion hot reached its II in is am , the large male-
rho of the funds now Luriag heist in a satisfactory state. In
1847 end 1848 the net loss ea the operations of the aggre-
gaatp fonds In Ireland exceeded the aggregate prate ;
derby/ the past year the profits have nee, deed all losses, as
before the famine. It will be noticed that the number of
Issas issued hes declined in a much greater ratio than the
avenge member of posse sterling lent. This is to be
amounted for by the great change, is mazy dietricts,
Of the class of borrowers sceommodatW. Basil
farmers and skopkeepen have, in many districts,
gladly availed themselves of the temporary aid of the
lots fend. Conecr• wee, during the past year, absent
in abeyance ; aad the labourer lacking the usual abundant
supply of potatoes was usable is ford, and therefore did
not seek a lean to purchase pigs. On the other hand,
the homy' n bola, of a somewhat higher clam, ob-
tain** tbe average a larger lean. A large number of the
local societies have availed theuteelm of the 28th section of
the am to issue monthly leans, charging one puny half-
penny per pound per month, as discount thereon, in con-
formity to law ; and the beard ham eaceurepd their so
doing, conceiving the monthly thalidomide more applicable
to agricultural district* than weekly moments. In addi-
tion to the funds motioned in their last report, the board
ham been compelled to gazette and appoint receiver, to the
fallowing, Coolaney, Mountsh s ,
bony, Lowtbentown, Birr, Moyne (Tipperary), and
Lotman, with refeeence to which the same tonne has
been pursued as was there adverted to. The board refer to
the appendices for any farther information they ham to fur-
sish.—(SSigne i) George H. Liadsay, Chairman • H. 11.
Vega, Themes Button, C. Fit:lama John L'entalpe,
Jams Jibe Bogrot. (Countersigned) 8.. R. Itaddoo. Dec.
Maths Cootie, ApeU 19, 1860.

THR ORION.—PORT PATRICK, 6th Jul ,
Tb pie of Wednesday last has not proved so to
die mesh ee woo at Ant insined. The divan vesteled oat
oa Thrweiey. their °sly easy led week, far the purpose of
the extent et the demo whisk the
Illip"l2sesssieelimulairetho swell esathreies made the doessat
lissardeee, sad the thisinien of the water kali the east et
c :tdeketleir the eel la view. There is roma to believe,
, that the nasal has net ported naddeklpe. Over the
smiles seen the doh =maim b., MI Men It has hem
wwwildialy mo* sway. Ms peddle liesse.desk hawse% ead
Unrest, havelen Tory Es* stroised. Be eles hes the
hi& Oa Friday three ladies were meshed ohm, le the
south it the port. Oee of then a ehlid,
swaths oil, hes est yet hen idestlAseCter=
are sewn' le he tkni of lb. 'Mind mad the
of
Dr. WM& Spay seethe, le* IRIS reserneLeur:
empties et nin ~An will melte the ilews to go doors
ead Wisest the Wenn .1 the MA 11616 1. are saw of
assns. Mush wheelie repeats sew As be saved shwa
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wthedees day repeats
now le Web sin She vend.—
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