The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-07 00:00:00

Demme Jim 6.
The Earl of St. Germans is expected to arrive at
Kingstown at nine o'clock this morning, when he s
will repair to the viceregal. lodge; and at a Privy $
Council to be held this evening, his Excellency will
be sworn in Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. His public 15
entry into Dublin is reserved for a future occasion.
The new viceregal household will be constituted u at.
follows :—Major Ponsonby, Private Secretary; Lord
Dankellin, State Steward ; Major Begot, Comp- ssi
troller ; Mr. G. L'Estrange, Chamberlain ; Captain ,„
Willis, Gentleman Usher; Captain Harvey, Master a'
of the Horse; Mr. Lowry Balfour, Gentleman at so
Large ; Captain Robert Williams, Gentleman of
Bedchamber ; Doctor Hatchell, Surgeon to the so
Household; Very Rev. Dean Tighe, First Chaplain.
Staff: Captain Cust, First Aide-de-Camp; Captain a
T. Williams, Captain Molyneaux, Captain Peel, 52ad,
Captain Wombwell, Hon. W. H. Hutchinson. Major sa
Begot and Major Ponsonby remain also as aides•de- so
camp. It is understood that the Very Rev. the Dean 14.
of Dromore (Dr. Beet) has been appointed one of as
the chaplains to his Excellency the Lord-Lieutenant 56
of Ireland. st.
The Right Hon. J. Wynne, having at the desire
of the Earl of Eglinton been appointed privy noun- so
cillor. took the oaths and his seat at a meeting of the soi
Privy Council yesterday.
The Freeman gives the following as the latest on abi
It was rumoured yesterday evening that tai
Baron Pennefather had at length consented to make
way for Mr. Brewster—that the baron's son, Mr.
Pennefather, was appointed to the under secretary- so
ship—and that Mr. Keogh had been promoted to the et.
Attorney-Generalship."
The Earl and Countess et Eglinton, with their 13
family, took their departure yesterday from this so
country for England. According to previous ar it
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:anemone, the viceregal party loft the Lodge in Hi
the Phoenix-park at 11 o'clock, escorted by .a party
of the Ist Dragoons, and proceeded at a quick pace 50
along the quays to Essex-bridge, where they were "
nut by a squadron of the 4th Dragoons, and one of $0
the 11th Hussars, with the band of the latter regi el
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meat. At this point, the Lord Mayor, the Cons- 9,,
mender of the &Tees (Sir Edward Blakoney), and tea
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the late Lord Mayor were in waiting in their car-
ris.gcs ; and the several escorts having fallen into
their places, the cortege proceeded at a walking pace "
along the remainder of the route to the rail-
way station in Westland-row. Crowds of
spectators were attracted by tho scene at
different parts of the route, and occasional cheers
were heard ; but apart from the military display the "
whole affair was as tame and uninteresting as it n
could well be. A special train conveyed the party dt•l
to Kingstown, where they embarked on board the
Prince Arthur, City of Dublin steamer. At Kings-
town the scene was much more animated than in $
Dublin. Large crowds were assembled on the jetty rt:
and the pier : the flags of the yacht clubs were hoisted, u
and a salute of 21 guns was fired by a party of the
•'
Royal Horse Artillery. The people on the jetty
cheered cordially, and both the Earl and Countess
appeared deeply affected by the scene. A large
bunch of Shamrock was handed to Lord Eglinton I
by Mr. John Gray, of Kingstown, at the embarks-
li
non, and was received by him with apparently very s
sincere satisfaction.
It is thought that Mr. Sadleir will have a very 9
clone contest in Carlow. At the last election-he was
returned by a majority of only 17 ; and I have
heard that the constituency has been rduced by the t
late registration to nearly that amount, most of the
votes which were struck off being those of the liberil
party. The tories are working might and main to
oust him from the scat ; but I believe he is atilt sure
of a small majority—it may be of half a dozen, or
leves 1/11.
It is said that Mr. W. Humphreys, of Ballyhaine,
will contest the representation of Cavan with Sir
Jahn Young.
The damages done to the framework of tho great
Exhibition building, by the recent storms, are in
rapid progress of being made good. Two of the
arches which were temporarily prostrated have been
replaced, and the remainder, constituting the
southern transept, will be in their places before
Saturday. Upwards of 3bo men are now in full
employ, and no doubt many hands will lighten tho
work in its successful progress to completion.

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DrI3LIN, TntnsD. Erzxixo.
The new Lord Lieutenant arrived in Dublin at 11
o'clock this forenoon, and proceeded at onco to Dublin
Castle.
The Privy Council shortly after assembled, and
his Excellency was sworn into office with the usual

ceremonies.
The noble earl returns to London to-morrow, and
will make his state entry into Dublin on the 16th
instant.

Beaux, J.Y. 4.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New
Loan (1832), 103; National Debt, 01'4; Commercial
Marine Society's Premium, 148; BankSbares, 111.

VIENNA, JAN. 4.—Five per Cent. Metalliques,
96. New Loan (Series A), 96; (Series B), 107 ;
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 86. Bank Shares, 1,364.