The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-08 00:00:00

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THE QUEENS VISIT TO
IRELAND.
THE QUEEN'S LANDING AT KINUSTOWN,
AND PUBLIC ENTRY INTO DUBLIN.
TUESDAY.

The truly important event of her Majesty's reap•
tion at the Cay of Dublin being now over, I have
more leisure t 3 give Tin an account of the public feel-
ing, as it was displayed towards her.
Up to the night of Sacday there was in the best
circles the most opposite views entertaine d of the de-
gree of favour with which the Queen wadi be re-
ceived. It was known that the Cork people had been
designedly surprised, in order that any attempt at
ging offence might be forestalled ; and the favoura-
ble ratios which she bad received in Cork, could be
no index to Dublin, for Cork had never been
the seat of systematic agitation ; its citizens bad
never been constantly exposed to the incendiary *eta
of agitators or. the one hand, or the mere eoartly,
bat cot lees despicable, devices of viceregal hypocrite.
on the other, which have combined to fern.ent so
mach bad feeling in the metropolis of Ireland. Gast,
indeed, wee therefore the anxiety with which the
morning of the 6:h of August, 1849, was looked
forward by the authorities here.
And none knew better than those autherities that

the mein ground why any. person would be appre-
hensive about the reception of her Majesty wee
to be found in the feet of the viceregal court
being so unpopular with the Dublin world.
Lord Clarendon himself is by all parties now
felt to be so systematically insiecere—to carry
the duplicity of his diplomatic habits so con-
stantly into his polities—having one eerie.*
reser in every scheme which his mind may eater-
taii—that even if he had the genes of a Norman by;
orthe large views o' a Wellesley, be could hardly
maid in being popular in a society of which the
two factious are as distrustful of Ms words as of his
views. The heavy drawback of a viceroy, who bas
been paid by the Irish public of all parties fewer
complements than say et his predecessors (the most
eager of hts mintier* having been the two furious
Orange addressers of last year) was enough to damp,
with a large portion of the public, the coming of the
sovereign. But ycu will see that those fan (not in
themselves unreasonable) were destined to prove
groundless.
Her Majesty, with her customary. punctuality,
laded at the appointed hour of 10 o'clock, a.m.
When she plued her tiny foot upon the shore the
thunder of artillery proclaimed the fact for milts
around. 'the day was lovely, as I told you in the
rapid letter I sent you from the deck of the Holy-
heed Stemmer. Finer weather could not have been
desired by a Sybarite. The pier wss crowd. d with a
moat respectable assemblage, of which more than one-
half were ladies—the wives and daughters of the
summer residents at Kingstown, of the m• rchants
and chief professional persons of Dublin. Surrounded
by a small but select cortige, and leaning on the arm of
the Prince Consort, her royal children following close
titer, the Queen walked forward slowly along •
gracefully designed pavilioe, open at the &dee, and
reaching from the shore to the railway platform.
Your re• dere wile now expect to hear, as is usual on
such o:caloes, that ehters rent the air," in the
stereotyped verbiage used in describing pageants,
but the expreasion would on this occasion have little
meaning, for the cheers did not ring with that hearty
spontaneity which would be desired by every one
who honours his sovereign. The cheers were neither
thundering—nor vigorously animated with the
vehemence of Irish nature—so emotional and
ardent. They were very well-bred cheers, and
certainly did not make too in= a noise. Nor let your
reader feel disappointment at such having been the
case, as it is my duty to tell him that the people were
not represented in that assemblage of mawkishly gen-
teel and particularly consequential assemblage of the
seabathing mobocracy of Dublin. The ladies formed
too large a portion to give the cheering the requisite
resonance, and the dandies were too stiff and too fell
of their kid gloves and their patent boots to give the
hearty cheer of generous manhood. Lord Clarendon's
own attempt at a cheer was very bad, but he may be
excused, as a popular cheer has been a sound en-
known to him since he became the ruler of this in-
tend island • but certainly the viceregal notion of a
hurrah mailed to me Cowper's couplet :

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