The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-02 00:00:00

more geminate make. - slalom of the lattet
are thus sammeoi ip by a Nemegemisat of the Dub-
lin Express :
The Deem of at. Patehlts yea beether-in-law to Or greet
Duke of Welliresa, sad of rune is made to etc: t
lessor el that 'heirs title. TM mitre of M now
wasaet, ia which direr the masks of the wy
diVisseek air& to As Meister a satiable epperaity
dbraaar. is fhb belare, to the ourary et the bee
elan or Ilerealea sr I the world &ohm The dasa
be bat slied tar die ;peados which coe
ilia as robsataidtwesdo. Ilawaserd la lois duties ao a
Wei,
sad peader, the easersas prose et polite shad.
Wei, sad dos atualbeet ease et mew tbsowwd peed,
bar berm teak M volesid the Wass red eseatsret
de decay of the throlesasand Cathedral at et. Patrick,
• ladiviead thing and pukka r a sib& &artery
:sight well rake lir to ea extltatisa soli* is be pre-
test ore, would ssaa to le so Instal sod opmepalses.
Mr. Dargam haft that his knew ammilleent
gift of 20,0001. ke the buildimaiirthe °east Exhi-
of 1853 wadi be i he the Wm works
that have been fossil necessary, measly come
forward with a fortlmr advance of 6, making a
total of 26.0001., to ha placed by him at the disposal
of
the committee, he the purposes of the Exhibition.
°ameliorable progress has already been made with
the building, as well as with the other arreartnents
he rendering the Exhibition successful, and credita-
ble to the country.
The ceremony of opening the late Royal Exchange
as the New City Hall by the sorporation of Dublin,
Leek place yesterday. The ages is a very beautiful
moo sad it has tinker= such changes as were
imaissary to adapt it to the purposes foe which it
heoselieth be wan The statue of Leeeo,
oretten, Thomend, end O'Connell have bees pro-
served in the plasm reviously seeigied by tbs..
The members otthe eseperabou asS at the -genies,
wad proceeded theme in preemies to take poceeseMa
et their sew ball. In the swig, a dinner we
given by the Led Mayor, to celebrate the °maim
The flails Opeenters' Gas Corn held desk,
hairy rely meeting, and divided a at the
Mod pse. cent. per annum on the me,
The price of gas now in Dublin iortePor I,obe
rabic feet.
A good deal of disappointment has been felt in
Wig et the result of a meeting of the Ulster Rail-
way Ocespeny there on Wednesday, the project of
eztendiog the railway to Cavan, with a view to open
a direct communication between the north and the
11111 d a Ireland, having been thrown overboard by a
hme majority of the shareholders.
M a meeting of the Ballineoloe Agricultural Sc-
atty, on Wednesday, Lord Clancarty announced that
arrangements had been made to extend the working
progress of flax, by having a market opened for its
sale and culture in Rallinsoloo. This, observes a
local writer, is a move in the right direction, and
now that we have the Mews. ,of Lis-
burn, who have purchased under the Encumbered
Estates Commission the neighbourhood of Atheury,
the linen manufacture will be promoted here.
The officers of the 7th Dragoon Guards, head quar-
ters Itallincollig, have given directions to have the
garrison chapel hung with black cloth, in respect to
the memory of the late Duke of Wellington, com-
mander-in-chief of the army.

A SAILOR'S

Ilatmlay..!t the

poiCesoffice, two girls named Julia Lane and Mary Murphy
,were brought up, charged with having stolen twenty love.
reigns from a person named Percy, a captain in die WM- II
?chant service. They were, however, &mbar's& tbs imp-
itain not appearing to prosecute. Mr. Power, wlßsdsNaied
kbe cam, Maio* the following story in referees,* it:me time age the rued which Capt. Piny summeeded
area mak by lightning 'bile at sea, awl is sheen eiOt
akar asap pima eit beard, with the easeptien of le
eaptais eel ably, wet_ eanlaned a weeny paw. The
two survivesa semained t• ems ibegaments of the
wreck tor sheet by haukeihsa ley diskasil la about 7
)(ours after the =gala wealdetiedmtp.u.ardiser_ ship, and
brought into Chismelews ea last lainkiately
ea his snivel the willeselpdon ;r47-Zie ep he his by
the Ifiriesnie Miry, mi he some to Oat Ike as!!..,
where are taro ether reptiles wise gave him Pre
The ease ~kg he we waltthes in Patrick when
he fell in with the prisoner Jolla Lane, who tee him into
!hear in ,411m4 kept by a wen ceased Braid, where
M was rebirral-ef tweak ereseelems. llomill and his wife
ebsansied inweedlekly Am the reltbary, and left the
oventy k shame with a Oilier mead Berm,
who mak et with it, and
Or it to
his own use. upon the stream* Or the =key,
Braid pemehas..el ego illy for 51., from a am mod
Kennon, th Cathhailh•e4sse, who, knowing the pleader
Braid had skin geve his credit for the pries, or that
pßraieid, net Wag Gbh to Ind the tinker, Kamm lost his
.—Corit Deperfer.
POTATO Dioonto.—The potatoyeteir Ins kin-
mewed with mmaiderable briskness thieseasty,
sad es yet ms have not beard ea 7 asephint keret the
predate nor the enlist to whisk the limn kw regreseed.
Ow know who has an sztenehe breadth of howl seder
this seek swi with whoa we spite se Wady lest at the
eskjek Mid us *et be enesl4 set esughin, leeks* es yet
M had se pest sea to do so, and he belt' believed
that ethers ems as well as he was—he has se desks k
a fair avenge msg. The asnlent is main late market la
as flue is esdMiea w WS lave me nes it—in feet, duties
the whsle MISR we MOMS aerie Our maim with seeing
live bad t=en say at ell with the nark of disease.—
lamina

DEATH OF • NOTOEIot sIMPOSTOI.—Henry Stone,
shade frauds apes the benevolest have repeatedly been
exposed in our polies reports, and who last appeared before
the public as an olleer's daughter who had fallen from
virtue, but was extremely penitent, died on Tuesday last
in Millbank Penitentiary. Stone's renews rests chiefly en
the skill with which he defrauded the late Duke of Welling-
ton of several hundred pounds in an assumed character.
Tan KING Or THE BELGIANS received in the
evening of the 27th a telegraphic dispateh, informing Idea
that Quires Marie Amalie and the Prince de Joinville had
arrived at Ostend an their way to Lausanne to visit the
Dudes', d'Orlfase. The King immediately gave orders
that a spaded trala should be placed at their disposal, and
suit • Aiwa& le say that he would meet them at Ter-
made to them to Ass. The next morning the
King, by the two prima., his lens, and the
Prince's illmeleels, his deughter, era aid at Termende, and
shortly after a bola same up from Ostend with the Queen
and the Prime. AR*/ an affectionate greeting between the
royal relatives, her Majesty and ate Nines entered the
carriage in shah the King had come, and proceeded to
Am, accompanied by his Majesty and family. From that
elan the royal travellers were to go direct to Aiz•la•
Chapelle.
VENTILATION or COAL MMES.—At the Bryn
Melly Colliery sear Wrezhaat, Timms Clarsa. El 5.
proprietor, Ws. te mess a nue, mayagea bus as sod
pits the gee sr imp eastaimil i M lower
which is so dengereve to the corneae. me aiming=
surface, which is sheet three inches in ilameter, Is embed
ablest eight hot hem the ground, eat whim a light le ap-
plied Is the gee, the bine illuniisales the washy second
fat come disuses, sad a pawn may ese to read ordinary-
limed print at a dieuw ef tea se twelve yards on the
darkest night. This seheme his tended materially to clear
eke pita ef Ire dentes_end to newer the purpose intended
admirably.—Nora Wales agroseids.