The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-19 00:00:00

IRELAND.

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Dimly. Jess Is.
Mr. VaIICC, the new conservative candidate for the
city et Dublin, has, after long and mature delibera-
tion, at length iseued his address. lle professes the
priucipks of the old Orange party on " the church
and constitution ;' considers the national education
system a failure, and will "support
.the government
la tie it avowed intention to assist with parlia-
mentary grants those schools where scriptural in-
struction is made the basis of education ; will vote
for the withdrawal of the Nlaynooth grant; but, ac-
cording to the fashion of the moment, puts off the
"agricultural interest" with a vague promise to vote
for - any just and equitable arrangement that may
tend to its relief." As a sop to the national party,
he declares himself opposed to the mischievous
system of ceithslisation," and is for the " immediate
establishment of a transatlantic packet station on the
coast of Ireland."
The several orange lodges are holding meetings
and publishing resolutions, pledging themselves to
the support of Mr. Vance, which resolutions Mr.
Reynolds turns to good account with the Romani
catholic party, at the ward meetings held by *
friends two or three times a week.
A great tenant right demonstration took place
today at Castlebloney, in the county of Mon
in support of Gray, the tenant-right can Ada
for the county. The numbers of tenant-farmers and
others assembled amounted to several thousands; and
among the speakers who addressed the meeting were
several presbyterian and Roman catholic clergymen,
who appear to be working together with great cor-
diality in Dr. Gray's interest.
The Tenant League have endorsed the selection
made by the local club of Leitrim of a Dr. John
Brady, an Irishman, residing in London, as the popu-
lar and tenant-tight candidate for that county.
The Mayor of Cork has received the subjoined ac-
knowledgment of a copy of the Exhibition inaugu-
ration ode presented to her Majesty :
Buckingham Palace, June 12, 1&52.
Sir.—l hare received the commands of her May, sty the
Queen to inform you, in reply to your applicatinn, for-
warded by 31r. Secretary Walpole, that her Zillue,ty will-
ingly accepts the dedication of the lEllsec:oration Ode per-
formei at the opening of the National Exhibition of arts,
manufactures, sod materials, at enk.-1 have the honour
to be, sir your obidiint bumble servant,
B,r Wiliam ll.ickew. C. B. Paine.
A flattering note has also been received from the
pirate secretary of Prince Albert.
A correspomlence has past xi between the Irish
Attorney-General and the Vintners Society.of Dub-
with reference to the rumoured intention of go-
vernment to make the Irish publicans the special ob-
jects of a coercion net. Ile states, that he unhesi-
tatingly declares the statement put forward on the
subject to be • " base fabrication," and " hopes he
may trust those who have hitherto confided In his
honour not todo Lim the injustice of accrediting such
a calumny."
The first report of the Irish Beet Root Sugar Com-
pany has appeared. 'lle managers appear very con-
fident of success on the recommencement of the
manufacture in October next, and anticipate a sup-
ply of root amply sufficient to keep the factory at
Mieintmelliek at constant work. It is stated to be
able to produce about four tons of sugar per day.

SPORTING.

NEWTON RACES—FaIDAT.

(By tleetris Telegraph.)
NowToN St. Lusa &emcee of 10 sore. each, for 3 yr- ,
olds; colts, B.t 71b; flake and geldings, Bat 31b ; winners
Ous toile and a half. (7 subs.)
Me. Barmee Betheelaet
Bt Hams@ Pro's of SOL, added to a sweepstakes of
10 son. eagle, It ft, ter 2-yr-olds, flat 121 b; and Syr-olds,
0.1 121 b fillies and geldings allowed 31b; the winner of the
Dee, (Nabors., Gelborne Park, or any other sweepstakes,
Sib and 71b extra. Half a mile. (13 subs.)
Mr. basal...alma** eh Iby Orbitals oat of Maid of Mos, 2 yes I
Mr. Barton ad be e Wiliam, 2 yrs
Mr. Onlilvees Chill" 2 yrs
B. +mut ci Gino Cuj of 100 son., added to • sweep-
stakes of 5 son each : the second to remise 20 um. out of
the stakes. One mile and three-quarters. (28 subs.)
Ur Walker's be e GboLei Singh, 1 yr*, /st
Mr. It irtoe's Britiplart, 1 yrs, 34 TM
Mr. lioldiortb's Walesa% 3y^+ est :lb 3
NEWTON STAMM of 3 son. each, and 30 added, half a
mile, were won by Mr. T. Shepherdion's Cis f by Itburiel,
dam by the Saddler, 3 yrs, beating Mr. Walker'sbl c Game
Tommy, 2 yr., and Miss Ellen.

CRICKET.
AT Lotuit.—Marylebone Club and Ground against
the I tuvanity of Cambridge . this match wee finished yes-
totday, the University winning by fire wickets.

MUSIC.

HER MAJESTT'S THEATRE.—Signor Paul had his
beneht last night. The satertaiaments eremisted of the
Ant act of " Sensiranside," the last act of "Ls Bowsaw
hula," " Ls prove d'un Opera Sseis." sod two divertisse-
ments. The novelty of the eyed* was Madams de la
Orange's appearsnee in " Seisiramide," wig& was anything
but successful, This ledy'sforte, as we have already had
occasion to observe. lite In try and elegant comedy, and
light and florid music; but in the Opera work, sho is en-
tirely out of her element. She did not even attempt to
assume the grand and lofty port of the Assyrian Queen, and
she spoiled the music by covering it all over with trivial
ornaments. She is a clever performer, and, in her own way,
exceedingly agreeable—but the gods have not made her
fical. ERE MOLIQUE'S CONCERT.—Laut evening Herr
ldolique gave a concert of chamber music (the first of a
series) at the New Beethoven Rooms, in Queen Anne-
street. Two One compositions of his own were performed
a grand sonata for pianoforte and violin, by M. Halle and
himself; and • quartet, by himself, Mr. Mellon, Mr. Hill,
and Signor Piaui. Both these pieces are worthy of his
high reputation so a composer : their style is pure and clas-
sical, and they have many striking and original ideas. A
duet of Spahr's, for two violins, was admirably played by
Herr Molique and his pupil, John Carrodut, a boy of ex-
traordinary talent. Spoltr's Quartet in E fist, Op. 55, was
played by the performers already named; and Mendel'.
eohn'e Presto &bersando in F sharp major was exquisitely
played by Halle. The concert gave the utmost satisfaction
to a crowded and highly maoal aadiesee.

NAVAL.
ADKIIALTT, JUNE 18.—APPOINTMP-Vll.—Second
Nader H. D. &mtt, to Spartan. Amistant Engineers
J. Coope to Basilisk, owl 0.2- Beaton to Dragon. Cu-
rate! C. Loop 000dbusti b,uiliak.