The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-04 00:00:00

IREI )AN 1).

DUBLIN, Oar. 3. •
les'ees Dublin ta•day by
special train, on a visit to Lord Clancarty ut Girbailyr
near Ballinasloe, where his Excellency will be pre-
stilt at the great annu4l lair which commences there
to-morrow.

The Right Hon. Edward }foreman wee sworn in •
member of the Privy Council, on Monday, at Dublin
Castle.
We have had a couple of days of heavy rain, and
the weather seems at length to be thoroughly broken
—a circumstance to be lamented, as, partly awing to

bad farming, end partly- to the difficulty of procuing
a sufficiency of hands in time, large patches of corn
are still to be seen exposed iu the field in remote parts
of the country.
Mr. Sharman Crawfm d has proceeded from Belrast
to Rochdale, where his old coustituenta arc :o present
him with a testimooisl this day.
At the meeting of the Cork Town Council on Mon-
day, Mr. Beamiali, rife' ring to the subject of Goat rn..
went Schools of Art, said :
The citiaens of Cork at a rublic meeting had unanimouely
adopted the set of parliament, and he trust, d the Col3,olre,
tion would carry it out in tl.e same spirit. lie did think it
would be discreditable to the city of Cork, if they were to
let the opportunity pass without ava liog qui:mists of the
act of parliament to revive the School of Design. limonite
advantages had been derive d from it already by many of
their fellow.citut us, who would pc Thaw. have had no other
opportunity of attaining the positions which they hold et
present. From the report liublished for 1843, they had a
sit turn of eighteen putols of it, who had 'Ahura d meddle,
ani had distinguished themselves in various sup, and fives
of them had obtained unicershil s. Since that he hollered,
silt more bad been returnell in the same way, no !hat twenty-
four persons had already &tie. d substantial oda league front
these schools. (Rear, liter.) The school, so far as the
masters were concerned, would In tercel by the Board of
' Turns, so that the sum he sea asking for visa simply to
• defray the whole caper se; hi )nod that rytts the, g would
ernse from the Board of Trade. (Hear, near.) .slr. Bramiek
conelu.'ed by moving that a rate ot tiny in the
pound should be struck foe the support of the Smarms of
Art in this city, and that 601 of that he allec.iit3 to the
Christian Brothers, and the remainder to the Camel Se.ool
r of Art.
, The resolution was carried unanimously.

MARRIAGE IN Mort LIFE.—OR Tuesday mining
Paget Butler, mown 7th Royal yaaill re, arid shard*.
comp to his Excellency the Bit. of Carlisle, K.G., young•. it
inn of Sit Thomas Butler, Bart., of Ballinteuiple, county of
Carlow, was married to Miss Geraldine Sydney, oril
daughter of Lord William Fitzierald. The rereuriny too
place in the Chapel Itte:yel, Dublin Castle, the officiating
clergymen being the Very Rev. the Dean of Ard-igh, roasted
by toe Rev. William Maturin and the Rev. Walter Crtyko.
Afterwards the bridal party adjourned to tt c Viceregal
Lodge, where a dereither was prepared. The 1,110/sill dis-
tinguished persona were present : Hie Excellri ey the Lord
Lieutenant, the Duke of Leinster, Morquia at Wistmeatlt,
Earl and Countess of Witten, Earl of Cardiunii, Le.dy Cs-
therine Egerton, Mr. and Lady C. Denison, Mr. and Lady
J,the Ripton, Mr. and Lady J. M. L.bouehet• , L rd Wm.
Fitzgerald, Sir Thomas, Lady, and Miss Butler, L )rd Other
Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. Burman, &c , fee.