The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-22 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Dosing, Sirs.lll.
Lord Naas, the Chief Secretary for belga. has
communicated to the committee of the Great loth
trial Exhibition, to be held in Dublin in 18" his
intention to submit to parliament early. in the snow
ing session a bill to extend the provisions d lbs
Designs' Act of 18.50, and to give protection from
piracy to persons exhibiting new inventions on the
common. _

The contract for the iron works of the Irish Exhi-
bition building has been obtained by Messrs. Young
and Co., of Edinburgh, who have already com-
menced operations with a spirit that augurs well for
the completion of their task long before the specified
period—the Ist of May, 1853.
The Italian Opera speculation, as far as it has ad-
vanced, has been completely successful this yearis
Dublin. The house is filled to excess each night,aad
it is the general impression that the manager lars
made a mistake in fixing the prier too low, as, even
with a higher tariff, he would base bed wally
crowded audiences. The Lard Lisuleatat and
Ceuntess of Eglintom bare siguillet their Wadies
of honouring the theatre with their pusses this
evening.
The Clare Journal has the following brief account
of a mysterious murder :
In base just heard of a dreadful murder bevies beim
essmmitted .081 Saturday sight im the esimitheerbsed
=lilitelhey, even • yews um semi Themes Seer
mbs was, it is said, 4 erase Ines pessimist of semis
peeping fa • then the& was inks& te speed the
eves*/ Is some eeiglaserieg bas, and rumor k
that he was murdered is the eight, aid Ms N* Mad
yesterday does to the bridge of Armagh. Hi teimeins pre-
sented • dreadful spectacle. Tao use hem hese appre-
hended on suspicion. and are now in eestedy etas pellee.
A rumour was spread through tows yesteedey that
Dr. Cahill had taken hie departure is the Lorena,
which finally sailed from the Irish coast that mining
for Australia. From the Freeman of this morning,
however, it appears that the news was too good to
be true.

Archbishop has favoured the Premier,
through the columns of the Freeman's Jaiernal, with
a lengthy letter in his peculiar style. What he de-
an-ilk r as he total failure of proselytising efforts in
:he West of Ireland is the chief burden of the
epistle ; but the real sting will be found in the tail,
where " his grace" speaks a bit of his mind about
the church establishment, a subject, it may be ob-
served, that stands a fair chance of soon throwing
even tenant right into the shade in Irish agitation.
Taking np the letter at about half its length, we find
the redoubtable John Tuam thus harping still upon
the " proselytism":—
The English people are said to be a justice-leying people,
but let it be recollected that they are themselves 1
the utterer. and the writers of this eulogy. I
do not believe their love of justice to be more
unselfish or more romantic than their boasted
love of freedom—claiming a large portion of the boon
for themselves, whilst they are content with extending but
• small portion of it to others. Their love of fait play is '
found, as far as Ireland is concerned, uniformly subordinate
to their eulogy. This is a strong and • sufficient reason
why we have not been wasting our time in %ratios calms.
ales about perversions in Ireland, too gross for the credu-
lity of any other than the English people. You might re-
foto them to-day, mil tothorrow they would be paraded
before the Eneffah dupes with the same effrontery of slan-
der. It is not that as due lustiee of the English nodes we
rely in our confide.., to abate this nuizancs—tho pelf&
rely
el ruck Wen d d iscord—but er the anaseat
of Jr kid people to their faith, and *elk dereurrrina be
Wei perearke to the English people Ureerk the errible
diner of the willies of the Irish unhook par-
liament. Their were--the infcUigilie ouresmats of the
akk eat We of the Celtic populates—will de are to
err tire tkeybeve se relish for prelostritha, the all
that theid be mil an edam Without*** poriiamsa
abbess le mai es brie of wasesmay reeden—if
serkeelkey anal* be ealkd who we ewe* able be spell
—wed the peuresse, who are eprookeing es eke spoils
le the wake of *see Omen of freed and imposture
will soft aid that, leered of any lope of extendini
the selaWileed ehureb, they my be pre fee
llet kip ustereisa of Its e;reeirkre whist
mad pelbegetyreqalre, The reginrate
_tette peeler-
reale war beef to Oak outran-
fast
iimsrThist theywaria4 perrealegt ridicule or
• grew sr inspeeltima wee sever peastised on
the Gleglkk_ pi* Ora by oho Wee* Ike new rehress-
Ike to will* they are web yang dupla The arg7 of
beim* see ant went tematond wee arlows. Whoa you
teak of waireations is the west ef Leland, and argue
skeet the ambers that are all Is Gook to
the erneatires of error, starlike poser as
be pkgs. eel awes, aced dates—then well isms tough-
elven* twee sod anthsetieity—.era ass be
k the sweekw. Why a* those eallbeetly lest 'Witt
Orr &silky plains ef the of the whersties
with whisk the Inglirk we eramil ? It k nu*
safer for the Isspissess shreed it ha pas
tubas. Ike/ wW&lhsturdk& Its kisrfrilW *ma
dish Ikea mama haw eopd k =gang nil*
irks strike rower 6 kb ftseee-keeseedro Y tow
bilieverkm—see *Amp ekes le ember thew. net by
thermalsthek we brialls" bia I. mei the pleas whew their
fi rties. et ewe kat Meth aids. *this
melee Os weekS will be wiellth age to theowe sr et eskases
whisk they dowses. Netwithatuaks the awful Aldap
of it. Maw. 'bleb bed left its mere le saw wetter
sal ebbe wee hewed by the wows kilelk• of peeve:
estbeg bleary. ken ow 6 this dissuee =
is whish Owe lawless ee
Is the kw hi they ors Is sesantes:
praise ls the leakele_ kg week of Mean
and bleary of leaked_ esselhee of workhoues,
who dome this Ger hew Ihdr beak sod seek drove
then hen wildmwee, et Maid *maims within
its ossisiwee Mdbnthemselves hue the rates, thus
awing thew re shanties but s palmed Nutri-
ment ea ask, they esswitheis howl se
preheies ef .rev, writ scarcely 1111“111411 Vary= .11
odd zeiwithh extorted it. Let them sew muter
flue Tinian of feriae, and is their osesunt:
wit led
_ably bu is beered the bessalow dale ca
ad teakk lath key wen elk ft Mak
is. la lbws based thenNapery se& theiptlessi
Ediellseth het let thus ea feria that they've** teed-
neerke, tee, of their mna %many and seestly—eve let
then lightly retell the memory • f mate sew amber*
with pest, of which .'t the arm sal the
ends are their own. Do sot inspire that I ass sow
la 111114seture er drawing en the 11111,101606
bp Winn et our eesetry, ineetliVett
te Ike new et smirks and religions perreatiou
with ahe Abyssesl prewellies of the agents of ter era-
balled ekes*. Ito; I es 'Mks whet I ie. sad wit-
asseei—eity, what was palpable to ar approbeseka.
Is werksibbip aware tire la Cliawmeyrasa, Ike theatre of
theeaseseelieery weeseliest hieraplth kiwis a pile. it
Inaba whetkesisek bh with leslasmeet hes
their km if wee_ they Whirs& lirmLeeheas& I. their
heweethearred fewer= of Nett I What -lauded
hi
—ks mast pewit el Sew self-lauded
lam of hie play, WI Jukes. beessatztehiseik of the
of thiesspessiyikseas beteg thetas
Tiltellreg7the 94 a kb -needy aether. es the road to
Mien to peessat et the kw ler We deires meow
lesdrals of mit amine of Maw who wee aelksed so
best bed fortrasdria, was NSss espial by their
haws, and adffal el the emeasil selsent 'Ma was
ekes thus se the peke ef ash el ke sebeeds,
se flat the pose pewee wakes Maw ef d.
wow lokikpllisia
sad the et led Is ease
then hew the Maina ef the ftertire of Doe-
Make t And yet we ere told Oat awake esseelepos-
km conversions, there is set s paid. of Whew 1 whereto
It la the sky ask that it Awl to laser every
Individual eke, fora mass% I. pies saw Al-
though the penile were se einewse be the swedes
ef theft, -which eleshel the =ha 'wises of
Ossaiews, yet it wrilyrailie dearlhe Or thrill
if Mem that ran t the = as Ike Seib where-
ilea of sad to whiell thew Nihon, hy
thew of their lytides regs. bed rednesd
thur's ef their . Thet ere omega* a fatal
blow to the systems, sad_ epee* Orem of Ille sea &skied
se tie awl imago Oa we walk sa. Algae* the
Swim las *irk Ile pewlease, ell the kepis k
same uses sesehei be meek ef Ai& the mai Aid
▪ eseikesble perks sets wedge ef impedes. se It is
oak. wit be eel the amissisa ewes&
by the thsehrs ad edam wes empress& by the
bask, of the sod with "Mk Os peek were resolved
ear the maws. howled= Ilia Sri win ledillkest
be the blesdoes ef their bay asNaisa. We ere talk as •
rawayssionf the progress of whesessisk of the amber of
that us serer ed elm the west I Whet a
of the orneerlea of the wines. The
erikiellirefeer with dimwit and ems et the impostors.
Whom. Ibe ionise le essmeed, the warm will aP ege-
t red armor erre esessesete awe faithful
Ctitk keskets thee thus Warn* seakee and
earlasked pusses le liekkg oes the sessulest
swam where isollth beret tiewies he DIA
essesits Oil, hes they we balks shake I •
vase east eine heft hew the saes% se& they, tweed
kb Weems Wars the old wells of deserted 11.13118t1.
do is as wileweses, ors he eked es whesese sf r IMF
bee ef the dom. It was lakked eke the emus
I think of —exhibited so any pike la ivied
',Meet a eagle protestant, theegh key uses pasaibed

with asing ggshwhas well as slawebse mat leftir steep*. at
would kr ewer Awe the isafallas egad= et essaeat.
• with,
Ness
soar sa nave NIBS
idea et the Owertir this areseaset thi inewatteasy
et Puma Ng* el As views, Dube several years, for
he livable irk dime. be wee eldbled patiently to wait
tie news lie wilbsiki shark MIS saes a, since there was
as ether he sewer Ansa W his esittay service. Though
the peelheawace beaday Messy waa dreary enough, •
I yet he amok! beast that, however- long au absence, fat
wasksiedgmatthsiabyil titsr
-siegel as of years, not one of his
Mek
Mar sore to He sever Whet. the water thus
wishaostheals up wpm the added ot tike Irish church csta-
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It is Idith Ilse that lath theme ad bistro., projects
elseabi be absuilsasd. Those eadeslathloal fonds, so long
tednusads, this* ease the life interests of their present ow
=sweet*nee owe erigiaal pswihnes of promoting
OWN elthellm led 11111•110111 S. TOO keg his that,
esehesslesse seed, wills, elm nosh than prope-
-1 gobs diseeisee end a:behlost se mealy _weedier/.
It b thabiggita that these mei" sea feed for the
orsolise nod eedeessmes sI MINN, shalt led the build.
fag et esielle shosibser sad, shelil M segued 03 far, to
serve es ea well be She poeiree of alba glebes. ail
es hoe old bisposiset ei seyelehhe htheforence of the
oinks peer omen thus feeds wise in; ebstrasted
hen thew piles esse. It Is oft se sash sondiqoas they
will be OS SO aloes lioddl they
be accepted ; and
as sea terms It weal be de Might at impoliap
to dem. Is eel be ea re snout red reed-
mice of prepeetyp=liseelsi hoe lie
and ea ft Ma
bDi
' the embekte Zad se ski
used that Ye al mesihses. =Cot efeheis et
&pained mpg% lowborn peonelleo mores for the halts
Wasik fedoebry Imre is be isdbersd, will give add Woad
diserfolern fs Elebi the *Wee of their religion.
As ter do point** -11moneS, dream no longer of
Webs *IS bassol, beat lb Me the question of wen hulk
*Wag to Ithefeschable neeessity of events which stater
wee ONSOSO 01111414. The catholic people of this country
are renehed NA to he eontent until they witness its legiolw
I live essibilallea; the axe is already laid to the root, and es
*me be bet tee well attested the baneful vices of its fuel-
MOO, ft h to win jos wiU endeavour to avert IN WC% itablo
IAL—I haw thee Meow to bo your lordship's otudient
emus% Jew, Amiklisbep of Tues.

TVIIIDAT Eva.; ma.
Mining stocks generally remain steady in price,
with moderate inquiries, and an average. amount of
business offering. The prices at which sales hare
been made are reported to us as follows, but due
allowance must be made for the wide margin fre-
quently existing in this variable market as between
buyer and seller :—West Caradon, 175; West Pro-
vidence, 50 ; Alfred Console, 141; Beath Tamar, 6;
North Basset, 0; Wheal Robins, 325. Gd. • Garreg,
30e.; Mendip Hills, 2%; Whitford, 2; Wileal Feu-
wick, 255.; Wheal Edward, 225. 6d., 2.55.; West
Treasury, 9; North Buller, 9; Wheal Vey, 9, 10;
Boiling We 11,14,
In the gold mining share market Yuba Rivers im-
proved to 4 to 1 prem., and Golden Mountains were
also better. Colonial Gold were firm at to 2
prem.
In Imperial Brazilian and United Mexican shares
there were again numerous transactions, but not
much fluctuation in price. English and Australian
copper smelting shams advanced to 1 prem., but fell
back again. Cobra shares are very firm. Mexican
and South American were done at 41 to 5.
The non-official quotations are as fallow. :—Mel-
bourne, - to 4; Australian Consols, 1 to 1; Cor-
dillers, 4 to t prem.; Australian Mutual Mining,l
to prem.; Connemara, /to 1 prem.; Kenmare, 1
to 11 prem.; Glenaulin, Ito prem.
At a meeting of adventurers in Trumpet Consols,
held on the 7th inst., a dividend of Si. per one
hundredth share, was declared, leaving a balance of
2811.15. sd. in favour of the mine.