The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-17 00:00:00

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IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Nov. 16.
The Tawny created in the Dalin polio Mt*
troy by the appointment et lb. Kelly to the aise
et jar d the Admiralty, has jest been EWA=
et Joseph CrDeeuell.l4., et the
circuit.
As a satiabietery imbue el bate foolievaiti:
ceeutionsil in a Lengealway gem" that the
catholic Mop Linerhh about proceedingen_ a
Belt Is the pesteethet Wisp et Derry.
_the 114 p
Bev. Dr. Bigglot who was *mei/ Irml Whop d
Limerick saiwbe livid ea Owns et Mime, Nestl-
e* with his Rosati catholic neighbours.

MUSIC.

JULLLEN'S PROMENADE CONCERTS.

Lad sight M. Jain brought forward his sew
quadrille', " The Fall of Sebastopol," a very clever
piece of descriptive military mei% which went off
with gnat Idol, and will doubtless be the great at-
tention of these osseous durin the rest of the
season. Seth things are y vary nosh alike,
sad a masked deseriptioa of any one battle will serve
almost squally well for ur. ether. But a " battle-
piece may be made a good 'shish, Ear musical elects,
of which the 'rosiest composses have set &dined
M avail thnieWores—witness Benham% " Battle of
Vittoria." M. Jana displays remarkable transit,
is the ecestrectioa of 'ask pins? e sad is the pee-
wit intone, by. the help of the arginnent," or ex-
given ta the programme, a coanzion as
estreetti torment the mane sad the principal in-
trust' winch it is kneaded to depot. Thus
we have is the lint piece Oa march of the allied
armies towards Sebastopol, which is just a spirited
military march, at first heard is the distance, and
seeming. by its taunting badmen sad force, to draw
waver sad nearer. Next there is the bivouac of the
Fame in the troetsches—aa ezesedingly beautiful
monmeat. caesium( of French national tense, and
sordidly of Partial pear la Syria," which I
*sated with great variety. and &trines& Then we
jets the Sardinian. Dolmas themselves is their
night-watch with their own indent melody. The
neeseding mentalist represents the reconsakenee
in the valley of the Balder. The natinuous tramp of
the cavalry. mingled with the voices of the leaden,
sad dying away is the distance, im well imitated by
the rhythm of the mon An interval of silents,
and thn comes the general assault;—bat hen we
mast borrow M. Jullsen's own eloquence, which it
would be vain for us to emulate •
As the stem NOM& the satin, a wassadoes hens Gem
a tiossead abeam sad the eathadastie war-eries at the
haissess, wiggled is one Ilßat voile, are beard elms the
lbws. With the vapidity otos eagle the Wessels surprise sad
asias the tower of lialekhcff ; OW abash is irresistible,
mid the Sand is Owes Ise the ether assaults. The log.ish
*sopa soon Me She Gant baba ; them met by a fssstal
eons Ire, whin Oman be mks with death, the 'sliest
nebbses fail by bodied% bwil attest set a step ; etwooresed
by the ezawsle at thee lam esiameader, they die like
heroes ! At the Little bedew, a simile; fate awaits the
hrewah. While this Weide nines rsegOg annad
the &eaves sad the Guard shod Gls fh the
where the Rusises. recomiss boa their surprise, rush is
serried 1111111111U1S to th• charge. Raistereesaeate
salve as boils sides. sad the sealer hesosesa ilasofti. At
hoick a moms effort is mad., sad the day is deabled.
. . It b sight ! The whisk frog all parts
eith; lowa sad bay spread their lsn'd light ea the Leigh.
bodies hills, singled with the deafsaing seise of the ii-
alas', the toss of the season, the whiten et the
the hurtling of the shells, the rabitiouot the MEN,
the sound of the trumpets, the the. Maws blade
*OM arise of the fugitives, sad the asses at the video,
Mm la fern as awful ate given to the wiegusrars se the
Asia of this nesacestile siege.
'lb listener must indeed have a lively imagination
he Ind oat all these things in hi. Jallien's music,
whisk is a most astoundiog compilation of all the
slim that can possibly be produced by an orchestra.
TI. sausladiog incident—the retreat of the Raseisas
the north aide of the harbour--is represented by a
.Pleyeee. Is this introduction of a fags mast as a
mistral pun ? However, this form is well salted to
&• SS tides of the hurry and confusion of the enemy's
light. The whole terminates with the shoats of
victory, and the national songs of France and
England.
Nothing could be more admirable than the manner
is which this stirring music was performed by the
amagnacent orchestra. Their precision, their An,
their attention to the nicest gradations of sound, from
the loudest burst of thunder to the most delicate
pianissimo, were the very triumph of individual skill
sad collective discipline, showing that, as an orches-
tral coaductor, bollin has no superior. The per-
fusions terminated amid the aoclamations of a
demeely•crowded audience.