The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-13 00:00:00

IRELAND.

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DUBLIN, Nov. 12.
Mr. 0. H. Moore, M.P., presided at the annual
ineedeg of the Irish Tenant League Poster.
day end smog those who atteeded were Mr.
Tnetrem Heenedy, M.P., Mr. Millvey, LP., Mr.
Brady, M.P., Mr. P. O'Brime, M.P., Dr. Orey, Mr.
J. Macnamara Cantwell, and several Roman cutholie
clergymen. The secretary was not able to report
much progress foe the yeas i and Mr. Moore, on
taking the chair, told the awe( that the more
langed and supine public opinion had become the
Isere did he consider it the duty of the public servant
to stand to his post, but that that duty wee now the
more manifest and imperative seeing that the short-'
omega of popular action arose not from supineness,
bet from correptice.
If, iadeed (,set cad the his. pmatleneme), I real) y be-
lieved that what is armed .• the desk dodo of educe" that
huge at Ude easement our the Masse wed worm of the
people that eau felt sad spies se pasellumosty many reps.
seated tits steadfast, miasneed. sod Sad sordellea et the
people ea this eabjeet, ft venal Its% Weld, be time fee
the public weuat who use mg meesses es wimp seal
seediness to se tire, while he eimeld nabs with beseer, from
the pubLis anise. Bat it is barns I hog ~hoot that
the reseal Waver sod Sesame of mai ke he nese
rappeemets the r 11111111•171111 Of the pepsin ell the. the dry
bid of the summer gully rapnesnile the nesonaela times,
that is yet to emit. (ter, beer.) 1 bases Ole males
will remains as steadiest sad immermale es mt. It has
resilient steadiest sad immovable fee a thessaad years
ad is mot likely to falter tow. It le because I believe tla
people's time le re to osan, that I believe it is the duty of
the kegs, ilmehW Ito essehm end to armee at lest
desk is the emenery Mee trims. due mot teater—(sheer.)
—to reserve it sea entre need whkh the rimier leaden
may au day rally fa their own geed time. I think Is
doing sow. sheaM be dickers*" a duly, sot the lees Ise-
peruse, not Ike loss keeemsable, that it is at present the
hest saaotieed ad unrequited. I Walt we shall au day
merit sad motive the thuks of the Irish poses, bemuse is
the deckedsad hest dreary bur albs pe liberties we
have mot despaired. (Cheers )
Arehdeanoo 'titer-raid, of Bathe...ls, gave notice
that at the next general sheeting of the league he
would move a memorial to the Pepe, °ailing on his
holiness "to come to the rescue of the people of
Ireland, by demanding all dawns to aid, by every
means in their power, in rosaries tenant justice
and all kinds of justice, for the people of lei
country." Buck • petition, he was sure, would
carry at least a million of sigeaturee This sally of
the erchdeeece, which ezeited a good deal of =ow
mint, was probably intended es a hint to Arch.
bishop Cullen ; but it is clear, from yesterday's
proceedings, that the prohibition west the Roman
Catholic clergy of other parts of Ireland from wining
to attend political meetings within Dr. Calleiee
jurisdiction has been removed. The only else, per-
sons who made speeches at the mooting of yesterday
were the Rev. Mr. Mallen, of Westmeath, and the
Row. Mr. Quaid.

The following Genoa statement is mode in the
Dublin Doily Express:
It is a feat sot seaway koews that as oases and thirty
Ina trove sash of the reglasnts seasprising the garrison of
Dahlia were wider areas dudes the entire of the night of
the tath of November, is mimeses of ea ardor requiring
than is be prepesed a. tats sat es a lIIIIMINNIVS sense se aid
t►e eiril power. We bads so hen able is weenala taw
ens, which led I. this passim ea the part of the anthe.
rides. am whe the “alvit pewees" were to when her 11
lief seers weer were to el* aid, ea molest whoa they
were to sat. It is a wafted see unworthy of logstry.