The Express. — 1852-09-16 (London, England)

DVBLIN. SITT. IS. The fiat instalment of funds for the combined agitation of tenant right and "religious equality," is ecknowledged in the shape of a contribution of 201. revived by Dr. Gray from Mr. Nl'Cann, M.l'., for Proghedi, a gentleman about whose earnestness in the comre some suspicions bad begun to be entertained by his friends. • Mr. Bri....ht, M.l'., arrived on Monday, on a visit to Mr. Kirk, M.P., at Keady, and is expected to teach Belfast this day. Nlrs. Chisholm. who has arrived in Dublin from Cork, has set on toot preparations for holding one of her Clam imigraion meetings here. The Bishop of London, with Mrs. Blomfield and family. have arrived in Dublin from Killarney. The Italian Oprra opens in the Dublin Theatre on Friday next, and Madame Grisi, Signor Mario, Signor Lablaelic, an] the remainder of the Italian Opera company are expected to arrive in Dublin to-night. A man nand James Finnegan, who was committed to Dundalk gaol charged with a participation in the conspiracy to murder Mr. Eastwood, and who subsequently tinned mown witness, and continued for some time to give information to the police respecting the ribbon conspiracy, committed suicide on Monday last in a very determined manner, having first cut his throat, and then precipitated himself from a top window of the police barrack into the street. An inquest was held, and a verdict recording the manner of the death was returned. The occurrence has created a great sensation in Dundalk and its neighbourhood, and, as might be expected, has been attributtil by the people to remorse on the part of the unfortunate man for the evidence he had given against his former associates. The following statement appears in the Roscommon  Messenger : We have just heard that lard Lorton has selected, set erhii Roscommon tenanUl two slow era& soatiosee to feel the etfeet of his displeasure—J. nab Su., of Drumdoo, late high gulf M taY failtr= Mislaid Stafford. E.q., of Peetabolo—hevo boa deprival of the abatement of 4s. in the plunk awl haw been called !Pow 10 Ps, the haft*, pie dons Ise Mk the tat at het May. whims was the soy seat they owed. This le use of the Missives end privileges elf die "male BMWs mastitis, ties, the admiration of wesil," whisk theme gentlesem have received heat the beerls of Me Iheabip. We undentand the iettine.emunswedearieglisludeWs wishes, state that it is he emereeree of the pendant pert they thought it necessary to tabs Wit II a Oft 111•Odig in the town of Belle, that they bee UM abeioneat. ea& have been in so summary a sessmar id to pay the May rent. We undentand that ewer Sewn of Laid 14111111•* who voted for Mr. Swift is Mr. hen also bees deprived of the abatement. At the weekly meeting of the Dublin Sanitary Asarciation, Dr. luffuell, the chairman, said— Dist though fever had greatly increased daring the put week, the general health of the city had vastly improved. Be had elms ly observed the progress and decline o diar. Mice& for some years peat, and had found it generally commenced about the 14th of August, and contained to fp violently until the 29th September, when it grarelalli abated. Now that great apprehensions were entet with respect to the approach of cholera, it wee worth knowing that diarrhcca was rapidly decreasing, both in airtime* and in the number of its attacks.