The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-29 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, San. 27.
Since last evening we have had a violent gale; and
as the wind has been principally from the north-east,
it is to be feared that we shall hear of some shipping
disasters having occurred during the last night on
this aide of the channel. It is gratifying to be able to
and that the present harvest was so early, even with
the poorest and most backward of our agriculturists,
that 'very little now remains in the field in any part
of the country to be injured by the rain and storm.
At a meeting of the National Crimean Banquet
committee yesterday afternoon it was ced
that the subscriptions have reached 2,0004 The
railway companies have offered to convey the soldiers
hoes different parte of Ireland gratuitously, the
waiters of Dublin will serve at the banquet grand-
tously f and offers are made of the gratuitous loan of
tumblers and glasses, and other similar necessaries.
The Tablet makes some material corrections in its
statement of last week with reference to the will of
the late Bari of Shrewsbury sad John
now admitted that John Sadie!, was wily one of fort
parties in whose honour the deceased nobleman had
placed so much confidence as, at one time, to leave
all his property to them unconditionally, that it
might be disposed of by them for charitable purposes,
the mean Doke of Norfolk and Sir T. N. Darlington
being two of the other parties, and the name of the
fourth not being meationed. It was also a mistake
to say that the late earl's solicitor acted in the same
capacity for John Sedieir, whew friend he merely
happened to be, and this gentleman was not cognisant
of the nature of the will in question, and never
advised that it should be made. As the will wee
superseded by a subsequent one, made even before
the explosion in John liadlelr's 'fairs, its interest is
now only of a speculative kind, as showing the high
position to which that unfortunate man attained in
the elisions of many distinguished persons.
The grand morning concert given yesterday by the
Italian Company in the Ancient Concert Rooms,
attracted one of the greatest crowds of fashionable
persons that has ever been brought together on any
similar occasion in Dublin.

The Nation states that Mr. Michael Joseph Barry,
late editor of the Cbrk Reporter, and the author of
loose beautiful poetic effusions on the late war, het
received the appomtmeut of secretary to the Commis-
sioners of Lunatic Asylums, of which Bit Thomas
&dint= is the chairman.
An unseemly ellsoussion took pleas plea on the Cork
Petty Bemires Bench on Thursday, between Captain
Paliesk and the other magistrates ; Capt. Pol-
lee insisting that two persona, charged with being
engaged la the late riotous eonduct at a night am-
trowels' meeting of the Irish Church Missionary
Beeistyobseld be sent for trial to the Aasises, while
his brother isegletndse would only consent to send the
maw Wore the Recorder. Yesterday, however, the
Resseder, en ea application on belted of the society►
rent the ease to the Assizes. The Crown prosecutor
said he bed received instructions not to interfere in
demo mess.

Mother large nugget of gold has bees found in
Wicklow by the same ppaargees who were fortunate
enough to make • similes dueoiery a few weeks since.
The prompt one is said to weigh 21b. "of pure,
clean golds. and wee found in the Marsha* rock. The
mamma etas lucky Enders, sosording to a letter in the
Phrsamidi Journal, are John Regan, Gaunt Kelly,
and Maul Byrn*.
The Ilmag Pest of to-night has au account of the
= foosalif tabs Iced Lieutenant at Limon, Castle,
tt. Itstimm labe 11•11.641•1111W1W is On
ocesidon of Excellaney's visit amounted to several
thousands. They went oat at a distance of four or
five miles on horseback, and on vehicles and carriages,
to meet his Excellency, and to escort him in triumph
to Liaison Castle. The entertainments at the Castle
wars all on a grand and magnificent male, in honour
of hie Excellency's visit. There were fireworks in
the evening, exceedingly admired, and thousands
assembled to see them. The Doke of Devonshire
ordered a good and substantial dinner to be prepared
for all his tenants who attended to welcome his
Exoellesay's arrival ; a dinner was prepared for
several hundred persons at Dermatitis Arms
Hotel, Limnos's, where they were made comfortable
and happy ; all parties, when all was over, returned
home quietly, and without any irregularity or dis-
order of any kind."

Periperisit hu decreased so much in the Carlow
union that the surplus of funds now in the bank
enables the guardians to dispense with a poor rats for
the present year.

A brutal case of murder, arising out of a public-
hour altercation, took plat; at Bundoran, in the
county of Donegal, on Thursday night. The quarrel
did sot signally eons* to blows, when one of the par-
ties, a man named Patrick Coorilly, who had recently
retuned from America, produced a knife or dagger,
and plunged it into the neck of a young man named
Frazee' Coaolly, killing him almost instantaneously,
and kick's( him while he fell to the ground. In the
confusion and darkness the murderer made his
escape, but wee captured next morning by the police,
and committed, on the verdict of a coroner's jury,
for wiUnl murder. The parties, although of the same
ume, were not relatives, and the murderer shoe his
return from America has borne an indifferent @ha-
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ROYAL BRITISH BANK
Oa Saturday, at the ebaarbere of Via

ILladereley. Mr. E. P. Hadley (of the fins of Harding sad
Panels, Lethbary), was appointed the interim monads,
upon t►e application of Meows. Amory, Travers, and
Balth. sad Mown. Chilton sad Bottom, who appeared
for • very largo body of shareholders. The other gentle.
wed proposed were Mr. Coleman, Mr. Tsarist!. sad Mr.
Wryabte.—Obeerovr.

At a mestieg of the committee of depositorkheld es Thurs-
day Gemini, et Mr. B. Factor's, Bt. John's-gess J. WTLD,
Esq., is the *hair, the following moieties wee . ;eased Isar
utmowely :—"Reiolved—Tltat it is desirable ibis committee
Ise its %Meet oadeeetaes, ea ell oeseeicas, to be admitted
beam the Met Mat ot the VlserObeasellee to repreaal
tin bimussis of the iimpediers."
The ealeineotlosett goatheare font the eoutaittee to
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topmost the depmitore rt Tsylor, 13, 04 Bond-
street; James Wyld, Greet Globe; Jobs Elberldeo, Cbat-
hem•plees; M. Mitchell, 6, Orem Prescott street; W.
Riehardoor, Ustemeeert, Old Broad•otteet ; Wm. Clothier,
Beeesebeeed (pewsbrokm) ; B. Foster, Bt. Jolts's-gate ;
H. B. Gillis& Osesell-road.

THE INCUMBENCY or ST. CLEREENWILI.L.
—Yesterday there was mush saititemeat is the district of
Bt. James's, ClerkenweU, as the Rev. Robert Maguire, It A.,
the secretary of the Islirgtoe Protestant Association, one of
the sandidates for the incumbency, wee to priech is his
tarn in the perish ehareb. The sacred edifice. vedette as
it is, was again deem), crowded, sod before prayers were
Si.! all the avessas of Um church were filled, and honcho&
Dimness stood la the churchyard sad the strums is the vain
hope that the might obtain admission. The rev 'oede-
mas gnashed a remarkably *loosest sermon from the
parable of the prodigal eon. la the *wilier thesermos wee
preached by the Rev. lams °Tries. KA , late curate of
Br. Peter's Church, Vem.etrort. soother of the candidates.
Nast Sudsy, tho Ink cad lmt candidate will preseb—
namely, the Rev. Horace Roberts, of Ideedshwas
College, Cambridge, late sumo of St. Botolpl'e Chareb,
Colsboer. The slab= of the vestry will take place M •
dayi:w two afterwards.
1131TIrelttlatl11111 REOISTRATION.—Tho revision of
the lista of voter• for this musty was brought to s close at
Bt. Album as Friday lest. Kr. Bouts.. attended thrisegh-
oat the musty es behalf of tbs LAbonla. The 'Ultra wars
defended by dislike vest% willed by Mt. Pai•lngham
sad hr. H. 14mards. Tbs k lawfsg ta the mull of Um
roubles :—Libairid gelst liebssa, 1011; objeetioas, 203—total,
391. Tory gala: tai,
133; objestioss, 181—total, SS.
Meleetty he Uteralet_lL
AWN! Or OM PAIMMAS.—kt the meeting of the
vestry es Ueeepdar Wee lkilemieg pates wen mare eat
Biped vie7day aszt, sass icethelllie :et acr Isseearaesca a o pees
ficrthi 29th
ber to Lad'y
Uglitlag tee New meatlee.meMeg ISM Desember neat, two-
roes fe tbe peed, 'Ms gimped rMe the Yen most to
9616 Deanabeß. WNW= MUM peisl.

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