The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-29 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Dunum, Jest 211.

As the time fur the election approaches, the pre-
par i. as rxhibi: mote maturity. and some of the
ccast,ineneies are beginning to MY their any out of
tie difficulties which embarrassed them. In Water-
ford. neuters have been simplified by the withdrawal
of Mr. John Francis Maguire from the contest, Mr.
Carew O'Dwyer having already retired, as I men-
tioned on Situiday, and Mr. Christmas, the eon•
aervative, having also withdrawn his address. The
field is thus kit to the old representatives.
Mr. N. V. Maher will not again contest the re-
presentatian of Tipperary. His motive for retiraig
has not b. en mentioned.
Alderman Ilumpliery, M.l'., has resolved to stand
for (Vetnine, from which he will have no great
dilieuhv in ousting Lard Naas. If any of the
" invaders are to be adopted, it is only
natural that the London property in Ulster
send a London repreten'ative to parliament.
A great demonstration CAM(' off :4 estertlay at Ath-
lone. inc ineetingoehich was said to have been
composed of same ten or twelve thousand of the
tenantry of the surrounding country, was held on
the Leinster side of the Shannon, and was addressed
by Mr. 0. 11. Moore. M.P.. Mr. Megan, M.P., Mr.
Sadleir. M.P., Mr. Fitisteplien French, M.P., Mr.
0. D. Gram, M.P., and several Roman catholic
clergymen, the topics being tenant-right, civil and
religious !iberty, and the other subjects, which are to
be the mid ir rallying cries at the Irish elections.
The woad...eta proposition of Mr. Dargan to
plan: 20,1)00,- nt the disposal of the Royal Dublin
Beeeicty fur their great triennial exhibition of menu-
Laura..., which will take place in IsA, was brought
formailv b. fore the last meeting of that FOC ety, and
received w ith cordial feelings of gratitude. Mr. Dar-
can's proixmal is made iu the folloninv, terms:

Dublin, 21th June, 1532.
Mr. Dorgan, understanding that the year 18.33 will be the
74.4 r for LA ling the Triennial Exhibition of &lanoli:tures
of the It oast Dublin Society, and being desirous to give
such Eahili.•iou a charocti rut Inure that, mina; prominence,
and to ran lee it ava•lahle for the manufasturts of the three
Ifitigileata, purposes to place the sum ut 20,0001. (twenty
thou/sand penal.) its tl.e basil. of • special clematis e com-
mittee, un Di • luahtv ing conditions .—I-t. That • suitable
building shall he treated on the lawn of the Royal Dub.iu
l!ketety. 2nd. That the opening of the Exhibition shall
no. he later than June. IBi3. 3rd. That the special
cxi culotte coition :tee shall he nnmin ited Ily three
genttemen on *be part of Mr. Dargan, to be named
by his, and by Corse geuth men to be s. lected by the
amines: f the II yal Dublin Society from that hotly.
Ith. That Dlr. Darnall shall have the nomination of the
shainn in, dealer chairman, and of the secretary of the
bpi vial Etecutite Committee. sth. That at the termina-
tion et take I:ambition the building s'aall be taken by Mr.
I)argan, and shall become hie property at a ruination by
competent pc.soes. Gal. That if, alter payment of all
et cols, t proceeds of Cie Exhibit-on do not amount to
2J.10101., with interest thereon at 5 yer cent., Mr. 11 mean
shall receive the proe,eda, lea all extremes incurred. If the
proceed., after pay ono if all expenses' amount to 20,0001.,
wri•h int, rest !hernia at five per vest., Mr. Daipae in to ro-
c ire 96i tiOt , and interest at live per cent. if the proceeds,
sit. r payment of all expenses, exceed the rum of 20,0001.,
w r h ants rest thereon at fine per cent., the tizeentive Cone
=tree p. to have the disposal of the surplus. The amount
et the venation of thy building to be considered as cash
paid to Mr. Dorgan.
(Approved) WK. DATIOAN.
It was unanimously resolved—'• That the society
have heard read with much gratification the public
.plaited and highly important proposal of their
ssictmed member. Air. I/Argon, and feel called upon I
to co•operate with him in his praiseworthy desire to
stimulate the manufacturing interests of Ireland'
through the instrumentality of this society's exhibi-
titan.. They, therefore, cordially assent to the terms
of Mr. 1/argan's proposition; and it is hereby re-
fencel to the council to take such steps in conjunc-
tion with Mr. I/organ, or his appointees, us may be
tivremony to give lull effect to the same."
A new hall at the cork Exhibition was completed
in the cear.e of last week, and is rapidly filling with
objects of interest. The table which occupies the
rat :dle of the room contains square blocks of Irish
roubles and stone from the Museum in Dublin, as
'sell as specimens t.f minerals from the Irish mines.
The walls are hung with ornamental quilts and cot-
ton work. The room was opened for inspection on
Biturday. The number admitted on Thursday to
tbt Kithibition was 1.403, of which 630 were season
tickets and 673 paid a shilling, each, making the
rosteipts—for day tickets, 331. 13a ; for season
tickets. al. as.; total, &IL lbs. Friday bring very
wet, the number Was small—season tickets admitted,
Stia; tickets, 244; total admitted, 1i19;
receipts for season pickets, 31. 2s. fid.; shilling tickets,
12,.. 4a. total. 131.65. 6d.
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The commisiom:rs appointed to inquire into the
relative merits of Galway and Fo) nes, for the put-.
pars of a picket station, were engaged during the
whole of list week hearing evidence in the former
wt. About 20 witnesses were examined, and it
wos understood that the commissiohecrs would pro-

eked to-day to view the bay and the coast of Conne-
mara, and that they will subsequently sail in the
Cryan from 03111uy to Limerick.
Their Excellencies the Earl and Countess of Eg-
Litton. in the prop:rata trip to Limerick. will visit
Adam 11.1.m0r, the 'evidence of the Earl of Dunraven
within eight miles of Limerick.
The enthronisation of 1)r. Cullen as Roman ca-
tholic ArchhisLop of Dublin" will take place on
Tuesday. the '2llth, at the church of the Conception,
Marlborough-serve:. Oa the next day the new
archbishop will lay the first stone of a new chapel
in Meathatroet. The Rev. henry Marshall, "the
(?hard concert," will preach the sermon on the oc-
cas.on

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S—MoxDAT.

The rem was very buy attended, and, in settling on
post and operating on future events, • good deal of businea
was transacted. The following were the latest quotations :

CL'•IIIERLAYD PLATE (eARLI4LE).
2 to 1 opt Mr. 0. 6,llol6C.thalarot
410 I Mr. t Oternroie I. Praetor
5 to 1 Mr. 11 Peruses Co Lath&

TIII JULY MAIM&
tot 5 es Lad Jam s_ol.'e The ■eleer