The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-03 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DVILIN, JAN. 2.
The Harbour Commissioners of Belfast have pre-
pared and published the following returns, which
show in a marked and satisfactory manner the com-
mercial progress which that town has made during
the past year. The statement is a comparative one
of the dues received in the harbour in the years
1830 and 1831, the scale of taxate being un-
changed
'Lams ea goods, 1851
18,10

barns,

Toss ashipping, 'MI
1830
Increase
The quantity of coals, w►ich is a good criterion of manu-
facturing industry and general comforts, shows an increase
in 1861 of nearly 42,000 tons ; the quantities being:
18.51
1840

Increase 41,998

A meeting of the guardians and ratepayers of the
Ennistymon union was held on Wednesdae, " for the
purpose of remonstrating against the iniquitous
operation of the poor law. Captain Francis Macao-
mars presided. There was very little speaking, and
the business was almost wholly limited to the pro-
rand adoption of a lung series of resolutions,
e gist of which will be found embodied in the two
following :
That the present system of poor law hes tended to ruin
sad impoverish the peasantry and fanners of this osuatsr,
sad that a modification thereof by the legislature is tape-
votively called for ; especially with reforest.* to a fixed
asuman amount of retain, thy abolition of outdoor re-
lief, the depriving the poor law commissioners, as is Bag-
lead, of the asiiitrary power of dismissing beards of
=.n
dlians, and that all kinds of property, as well at land,
be contributive. to the relief of the poor.
That from the depressed state of the landed and agrieul
tural interests of this country, sad is consequence of the
enormous, unfair, andinsupportable taxation imposed on it,
we ounsidar it inexpedient, impolitic, and unjust, to
attempt to cnforee payment of the labour rate Inanities ;
sad that, on the priumple of relief to the landed interest—
apart from other madmen% reasons—we consider that each
questionable claims should be totally erased by the
treasury.
The Leitrim Journal announces that on Wednes-
day night last, three men armed entered the dwell-
LnLg house of a poor man named John Curran, ro-
ot Corduff, and having :placed him on his
knees, one of them discharged the contents of a
loaded gun through his heart, leaving him a lifeless
on his own floor. They then quietly departed ;
rale strange to say, although there were two of the
deceased man's daughters present at the time, neither
of them raised the cry of " murder," or endeavoured
by any means to obstruct the escape of the assassins.
A coroner's inquest was held, and sufficient evidence
transpired to show that the crime was in no way
connected with the agrarian conspiracy.
Archbishop, has issued a formal Len
manifesto to his clergy, promulgating the boss d
the Thurles Synod. The document is dated Des.lo,
and refers to the following effect to the question of
odueation:
We direct your special attentioa to that part of the sta-
tutes which regard the Queen's Colleges and the National
School., that by obeying the apostolic rescripts, you 'idea-
coat with all your might to procure the withdrawal of
youth, if any there be, from frequenting the said colleges;
and also to obtain the fulfilment of all the conditions which
are required both by the Synod and our Holy Father the
Pope, that these schools (national) he tolerated, as they,
the latter, are, in very many cases very dangerous to the
youth who frequent them. Whereas in these sad times the
enemy rages so fiercely, even to the extent of using force,
to infect the docks committed to your mire with poisonous
errors, you will nut cease, with renewed real, to bring them
with you to wholesome pastures, and to instruct in piety
and learning, in catholic schools, the youth of both sexes.

AND CLERICAL.

CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 2.—8. A. COMMENCEMENT, 1862.
—The Vice-Chancellor kw requested that supplicate for de-
grees to be conferred at the ensuing S.A. Contraeneetnent,
any be rent to the Rcgi.trary on or before Saturday, the
Seth inst., sot the certificates on or before Motaday, the
!Stla Wet

--Ituasame Paisc.—The late Rev. John Boles dial
bequeathed to the Univers.i Caniteseirla agates
for the advancement et ; aid having
directed Ia his will that ost."7-117;Zie-M pais, so soon
es annuities and row somembeemme would admit, sa an-
nual mullion should be "Ar the best diessehisa is
theprop English baggage me as mikes. geworsi er es the
any
prophecies or earee
whether tes ia plosimirLar Mbar yorticu-
tar argument, the acme hs dhow ee esilsteral
prooh of the Christie ,shades, la maw to mime its truth
and excellence;' to be written hy $ oftembee of this
University ander the degree or seserfing of MEW of Arts.
TM trustees de hereby give sides that • prapinet el skeet
coo brawl pomade win this year be pima ire Os beat die.
asetoeisa as the Mowing subject: The Ividswees of
Chrhalsoilly se inhibited in the Writings of is Apologists
dews to Aussetios toclusively." TM direselatims are to
be seat to one of the trosteres (the Vieskliamelher, the
Maw of et. Jokes College, or doe Mohr a Two, Cut.
or beets
of tea zth: Mk of Oe
thes vitoberup, 11ITIEwith the
of
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sad Mbo • meowd time a misdidate hi the premism. TM
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sisamee will, dated mkt. 17/4 whisk rune as harm :
1* I say Kislingbury Estate to the traivemlo of Cam-
tor ever: the lame of whisk shall bo Msposed of
by the Vico-Cboossiler dos tlr dear big, as he the
, the Marla of Claes LA sad the Greek
Psehmer der die time bear, or sasapy two at them, shall
soros. Which three peewee afesmid deal give out • sub-
- jest, which subject shall for the dretyour to ONO Or other of
the perfections or attributes of the testroo_Psiog.nol so
oho IPOSSeediag years, till the *Mot is sal need; sad
othowasde the subject shall bedeer Death, Judipmeat,
Noma, Pnritre4=eresiseiterseever ohs may
.be judged he the V et Choir Ea,
AM Soma reekimes4 la be meet iiiWinelos to the hisser of
the ilopeems kaki sad neeminekeles of virtse. And
they ohalllastly dispose of the moat of the above Mate
to Mot Menke et Aria whom peon es the sub-
tem pima
to be shell be best me towd by dim. Whisk mom
slimy. la SWAM, ami be beFiala ; the
. =pew of 'Ma shall be dahessed out of the peelast of
the spats, seal the nadir gives m $ reward tar the com-
peer of the poses, or set, or eery et masse." The salpset
of the pima to the prosist year be MIN/MINIL Drl ma-
Allah ler this prim is to and hislikhememe, without his
ammo, to the Via-Cheartallor ( written, or it will set
la elholod to) em or bedews the 'et Sepossobeer next,
wide alms Latin men epos it: sad is at the cams time
. to semi • paper moist up, with it sem smiths withia,
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The poems the arms the moncemetel CY-
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Rev. Mamas" Amen Bins, *Oelme viewer, Sven,
yaks 2241. and mildew ; pane As rnsailur is M-
ebane/ Cathedral. _ _ _ _ _

Rev. Hutto Win_ tut IN. sostody, Men,
value 101 L ; pens, altar of swamis.
Rev. Jame Trevitt, to IS. Philip posted mush Psi*
nal-green, value VAL ; patron, Mier of Lark&
vacAsetud.
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TWA; patrols, Bishop of Terms Rev. ProfessorT. de
Yes d Vesseted.
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IlliosoW2lntip), Wort Dunmore, diocese Rillalos;
Wisp, Dublin, end /Bebop of Killaloe:
ureTehte, deceased.'
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• ow Oevassalsr, value 49J. • patrom, P. Craven and W.
• Men* Bev.: Rev. E. Marton, D.D., dreamed.
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aw. Thome de Vera Casey', M.A., dammed.
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