The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-25 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN. lone 24.
A "friendly address" from the citizens of Dublin
to thole of New York is now in course of signature
here, and has already obtained the names of the Lord
Mayor and of several o her influential persons. It
worm our Transatlantic friend• th►t the Dublin
camas feel "deep regret that differences have arisen
between the goesroments of the Unite d States and of
Great Britain, which have been made a NOM of
public irritation."

It is hoped that the General Railway Bill sow
before parliamest will pet an end to the anomaly
which at present exists in some parts of Ireland, of
the mail being carried on open oars on roads running
parallel with lines of railway, owing to pet t 7 dif-
ferences between the Postoffice authorities and the
railway companies.
The Baliiiaostori Star say. :—" During the lest
week a large number of emigrant. left this district
for America. The spirit of emigration is still as rife
ea ever. The lower dames, though unusually pros-
perous, are still discontented."

The Maniicor of yesterday publishes the text of a
nave:dins erseloded on the 19th ult. betuees Freese sad
the ►ingdom of Seamy, for mutually guarsateteisg the
emyright of million sad artists.

The mother of the sisters Craveill, who had not
twitted Paris since the marriage of her delight*, with Bares
Viper. has jest spired, in i.et house to which she melded
is the Champs Blue's.
Aomori the marriage stipulations of Dona Amelia
sad Priam Ala'bort of Bavaria Is Oa. to the 'Met that the
"teddies take plea. at Mairid, and aeo.ber that the
piteous shall sot be followed into Bavaria by say Suisish
ledy—all her present attendants beteg diciaed to leave her
at the frostier.
Twelve boulevards are now in souse of construe-
tots in Parie—the Boulevard de Sebastopol, the Boulevard
km the Poat de l'Alma to Challlot, the Boulevard du
Nord, that parallel to the Setae, *a the lilt bask el the
river, had sines boulevards merles from the Triumphal
Ara at the to, of the Champs Blysties,
Tag ARCHBISHOP OF CANTBRBURT AND TIM
Weatintass.—The Weihysn misiseers sad lames of ,he
Neethe.ter and Bolton district navies forwarded • noels-
tma to the Archbishop of eaaterbury, warmly thinking him
Im the course which he punned is nation to the Sends;
Medi, his ones replied Leaheth, Jane 4, 1856.—/Mv.
am-highly gratified by the obliging letter is which
Is. eau communicated to me the res4lotios pawed at the
Istria meeting es May 29, is reference to the muds In Du
pith. I beg the wabers of the district metier se asap&
my beet %basks fur the in inner in which L..; have testilad
tau spinout of my e ,ncluot on that subject; whisk smarm
M that I did sot enierepreeent the reshape of a sesserove
aid teleestial portion of bar Ilfejeery's toilette, is the wa-
nes u.tioa which I thought it ay duty weak* to Lewd
Eilatristos. I reseals, rev. sir, your obedient sad faithful
ieremt—(9 geed) —J. B. CdiNTUAL—EAT. B. &01114ily
ARCHITECTURAL MUSEUM Mondaysreein
the eloslog mettles of the erosion wen held at the moseam,
• Porueutst-vreet ; Its.. Kr. Boutellis thesis& ; whoa
tom vow teed by Mr. J. B. Co.lisg, es the apyilirmlso of
Metal foliage to tirehitestere. The shalrmsa swommaisod
the &deities to the sweat of some tool. seal MB=
hem 1.14 lull sad Sire. Barry, sad •
a wits, mohair* from Mr. Clatton, 1,3111 Cse
thew He also stated the, his Royal HYMNS
Alhett bad pleas a pummel eseasphficaticis of Oa Wind
lyres
let
in the inititiatios by midis{ • °hegira hr SW.
.1!r. John W. 01. ebeirmas of the Huardof lalawd
am, and N.. Prosily, deputy-chairman, bed en late-
vise with the eheneellor ref u e izetequer yesterday at his tile it rwi tiers n D arming street.
Tee Jud.eisl Committee of the Privy Conn di set pow-
-7 Pretest, the Chasevilor of the Doily Contrail.
, Pules's, Sir Wa. Neale, aid Dr. Imehhigtow. Tb. 'Noel from the Prerogative Court, " Pular v. Line," was
ntweiro.
De.PI,A,PI wen the weaved et the Coleelst.ollos yodestley
wormers of Mew &sourish sad Melee