The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-11 00:00:00

LETTER PROM THE POPE.

The following is a translation of a letter from
his Ilolinese in reply to the address of the mligious con.
fraternities of Dublin :
" lie:oved children, hei.lth and apontelic benediction—
Your most dutiful letter hots been de livered to us, in which
you ”rofus• your filial piety, jcur tescredoe and venera-
tion for us and this chair of St. Peter ; and at the same
time manifest how intense has hero, Your grid of mind at
the nailed and sacrilegious 'sure...mu on our civil sove-
reignty and that of the Hap Sai by men who, in their
hostility and opposition to the catholic church and the
aforesaid Holy Hee, do not levitate to t:-.Liple under foot
all rights, human and indeed, have
Leen to us your noble seutimmt4, mai,eworthy in the
highest degree, from which, in tau midst of our over-
whelming difficulties and sorrows, we hero derived no
incondderstdo solace.
"Centintie, then, beloved children, to beseech, without
intermission, the great and omnipotent OA to calm the
winds 'and waves, to deliver His hot; church from direcam.
rnitiee, and to adorn and mulch her every day wito new
and brilliant triumphs, and to sustain and console us in our
afflictions; and, moreover, to lead Its omnipotent
power to the ways of truth, justice, and salvation, all the
enemies of the church and this .loostolic See. In conclu-
sion, es • plaits of all celestisl gifts mid as a proof of our
paternal charity, we most eftwa.ountely impart to you, be-
loved albino, from our inmost avert, cur .4.postolie homer
diction.
" tiiven at Saint Peter's, Rom, the 4th day of July,
1360, and fifteenth of our pontihcate.
" PUTS PP. LC.
"To our beloved ,litlren tho Members of the Confrater•
allies of the city of Dublin."

On Monday last Mr. Rarey delivered a lecture
at Crawley on the subjugatkn awl management of the
tbnoerief:lngitivius ogf theth weerah°l:.7ef ythe Fnclea4 of m
Volunteer Itnles.Cioltpe.keWre
In the
iAtied announcing Use lactose, por having in their
pOS,N4IOII vicious horazs wen solleitel to bring them for-
wa.-d for Mr. Barey's nuusagement.
Metropolitan and Proviacial Law Asvocia-
aim holds its sittin;m in Newcastle tr. and on Tues-
day the eighth annual seadoewea orieuod iu the New Council
Chamber. The proueedinga, although of very great im-
portance to the pet/ft:Alen, are not ;7,ller:illy interasting to
the public, except iu so far a: they rul.tto to sag;ested
reforms, from the adoption of widen the public would
derive advantage. Several valuable pap..ra were real
We (Bath Chronicle) regret to hear that the Rev.
W. Gunning. Archdeacon of Math, lir, dangerously ill at
Weston-super-Mare, and very faint Lopes are entertained
of Lie recover!.
THE Flower! Tart arr.—A telegram from Paris
was received by the Nottiagham Chui..l er of Commerce on
Tuesday. requiring tile attendauee of P deputation from the
hosiery and kw manuLleturer.... al Mr. Cobden in the
settlement of some detai'es of the trt.o.y. lu compliance
with this Mell33Se, Messrs. Hey:noun Mace manufacturer)
and Mendell* (liebler) proceolod to Paris jostaday.
Fumanti GamEmies.— file pollee of :'aria made a
desceut, the night before last, on a cl.mdestine gambliog-
house, kept by a femelo who cel!ett herself More. de Mer-
ge:llea The apartment. sumptuously Idled up, wan fre-
quented by ladies o! the actitobes of the niftier
theatres, whose I.iebeuce attracted !•rniti; men ofmil
fay,
foreigners, and ot:.ore, who sre, r7ote t I,e prey of Civets
and professed geitiblerA. When the pone, ea,' the place
a large party wewe a,uombled, •. lin+ token ta
JfagAtate dthrto the lady of the bons° was als,sted. and the
stakes and all the furniture in the room eui.ed.