The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-16 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Denim. Sam 14.
His Ezeelleney the American Minister, accom-
panied by Mrs. Abbot Lawrence and Miss Lawrence,
arrived in Dublin on Saturday evening.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has
let Dublin on leave of absence, the command of the
forces in his absence devolving on Lieut.-General
Sir Edward Blakeney.
Sir I'.N. Rcdington, Under Secretary, is on a visit
to his estates in the county of Galway.
The Marquis of Conyngliarn, family, and suite,
bare arrived at Slane Castle.
His Royal Highness Prince Schoenberg, secretary,
and suite, have kit en route for London..
It is rumoured (says the Limerick Chronicle) that
Doctor Corbett, of Cork, is to be the medical com-
missioner, in conjunction with the poor-law board,
for the regulation of dispensaries. This gentleman
was fur many years the superintendent of an exten-
sive dispensary district, and took a prominent part
throughout Cork in discussions on the management
of these institutions, and was examinea as a witness
before the House of Commons in 1843.
Since the opening of the railway to Galway that
town his been visited by great numbers of the nubi-
lity and other persons of distinction, chiefly en route
to the rnignifleent scenery of Connemara.
A protracted inquest terminated at Cork on Sa-
turday, the subject ofinquiry being the death of Mr.
George Maybury, who was drowned in a yacht with
which a river steamer hail conic in collision. The
following verdict was returned by the jury :
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That on Weilneaday evening lost, the 11th of September,
at about the hour of hoe o'clock, the said George Mayberry.
being then sailing in a small yacht in that part of the river
Lee opposite the yard of Mr. -Pike, a steamer called the
Prince Arthur, which WAS then commanded by Mr. Archi-
bald Cameron, and geared by one John Denison, came into
collision with the said yacht in which the said George
)laybury was sailing, by reason whereof thu yacht w u cap-
sized, and the said George Maybury suffocated nod
drowned. And we are satisfied that the said George May-
bury'a death was caused by the gross neglect of John De-
'tenon, who had charge of the newel • and we are also of
opinion that a cer'aiu degree of blamei attributable to AT-
chilmati Cigierois fur his absence. (Denison was then held
to bail.)
A coroner's inquest of a good deal of local interest
bu been held at lhillinasloe relative to the death
of a respectable inhabitant of the town, named Peter
Mathews, who, it was supposed, had died from poi-
son administered by his wife. The body of the de-
ceased was exhumed, and the contents of the stomach
submitted to doe examination, and the result has
been that a verdict of death by poisoning was re-
turned, the jury expressing their belief that the poi-
son was administered by Mary Mathews, the wife.
following instances of extensive evictions are
given in the country papers.
The entire village of Kilbaha, in the county of Clare,
has, we are informed, been razed to the ground, by Marcus
Kane, the ageut of the owner of the property.—Manalee
Noes. The exterminator is still at his cruel and merciless
work throughout this county. During the past week ten
families including forty individuals have been evicted off
the property of Lord Oranmore, at Carrabrowne and Kil-
roy...Oaten, and twenty-three oft the property of Mr. O'llara,
a minor, at Corbally.—Gulicay Vindicator.

The Northern 117.hiy has the following paragraph :
Elsewhere will ho found appended to our police report,
a document of • peculiar character. Its history is this. The
police hail a scuttle with a drunken man and some people,
who attempted to rescue him. In the course of the row a
paper dropped from one of the police, which was picked up
by • rioter, and found to be a circular from an Orange
Lodge. This document, which • party mud in court, and
attempted. foolishly enough, to bring as a piece of evidence
agninst the peace officers, bore on its face the name of one of
the police. The subject is a delicate one: hut we car.not
help espreasing regret that any remnant of the wicked and
foolish combination still exists in our town, and especially
that the name of any member of our civil fume should be
found connected with it. The following is a copy of the
Orange notice r leered to:
Royal itheek Lodge of Orangemen, No. R3.—Sir Knight
awl Broather,—lty order of the It. W. M., you are re-
quested to attend a meeting of your lodge to be held in the
Orange-Anil, on Wrctroestlay, the 21st day of May, at the
hour of R unlock.-1). M., Secretary.' The above is a
lithographed circular. The words in Italic are written.
Among the emblems at the top of the circular see a skull
and eron-hon. s. and at the font is the seal of the lodge. It
is directed to " Mr. Samuel Lynass, 14, Stanfield-street."

Mr. Collet, a respectable miller, lost 1,0001. by tho
accidental burning of his mills atTubberiheena, near
Clonmel, on Wednesday night.
Nearly a month ago a letter from Archbishop
Cullen, on the subject of education, was read at a
meeting of the Drogheda torporation, and excited at
the time a good deal of discussion, but the letter
itself did not make its appearance in the newspapers.
It was broadly asserted by many that the letter was
suppressed fur special reasons, and a certain degree
of mystery in which it was involved made it a sub-
ject of much curiosity. Repeated challenges have,
however, brought the document at length to light,
and it appears in its full dimensions in the Valolet of
to-day. the following is the letter from Alderman
Boylan, of Drogheda, to which Dr. Culieu's epistle
is a reply :
August 15, 1411.
My Lorl,—A movement has been made in this town he,
the purpose of getting the inhabitants to petition the Com.
missioners of National Education to establi‘h one of their
model schools amongst us. The matter was lately breast
before the eorpurstiou, and a discussion arose, in which
question of mixed education was introduced. It was 'ivied
taint your Gras e ass favourable to the model easel amide,
mixed system, because you patronise the national mho& it
this diocese. Some persons uppear to justi. tads ass( he
the system by your °race's ap p roval of it. Thoneater, my
heel, appears to me, and to other catholic*, to he one it
great importance, as On it may depend the fate of the rising
catholic giurration of this town. We therefore look to yen,
my lord, as our chief pastor, for counsel in a matter of so
much moment, and so closely sonnets(( with our spirituel
interests, in order that we may more easily determine whet
course we ought to take in regard to the movement now set
on foot. I send your Grain a report of our proceedings at
the corporation, in order that you may more readily under-
stand our ',coition. I have the honor, to remain, my lord,
your Grace's most obedient bumble servant, rAtiLICE
Ikef I. %N. Alderman.
The archbishop's reply will be found to contain an
explicit statement of the views entertained by the
ultramontane party in Ireland on the important
question of mixed education. It is as follows :
rair4treet, Drogheda, Aug. 17,1851.
My dear Mr. lloyhti,—l feel great pleasure in answer-
Ins the questions concerning education, on which yes end
some other respected catholic members of the
of this town have consulted me. Education is
deirabist
question of the present day, and the religion ease '
generation in Ireland and every other country mast
in a great degree, on the character that will be
upon it. It may be male the soiree of or of
great snit It was, therefure, meet osess to me to ob-
serve that you and your wailer oillespee were deters
mined to pressed with omitting' sad Selibiliatims, and a due
respect to thesights end intones' of raisin in discussing
the mooning matter that had Mine beam you. Toe much
vigilance armee be employed hi such ea eft', for under a
bad system ie nintelien the ,dale of these little ones that
bane been lIIIINNISI by the pai=n Wed et Jesus Christ
stay be 'ipso' *Askew, ad imyeemine male on them
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