The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-23 00:00:00

IRELAND

DUBLIN, Barr. 22.
The thanks of the Lord Lientessut to the moonily
disembodied Irish Militia has been conveyed in the
following circular, just Wood:
Adjutant-General's Ocoee, Debits, Sept. 19, 1846.
Osirssat Osass..—Ths Gemni Commanding bar grist
satiefectioa la ea...yips to the beads of departments seder
his mamma the espremion of "the marked thanks of his'
Biwalieecy the Lord Lientmaset, which he desires may to
eemmaaleated to them at the close of the disembodimeat of
fee the ad minable in which that force has
bees oeganised mid regulated." His Ease Wail observes—
" That the megaltede and Importance of this duty will to
appreciated, whoa it is remembered that one levy of more
than 20,000 was drawn ri pidly from the popnlatiNs, and
plated ander °Seers many of whom were themselves new
to eras; that this large body was for a time superadded
to the ordinvy force of the country, and becoght into
eoetsat, cedar circumstacets which might have led to
various jealousies wits the troops, the polio., and the people;
that, WIG, the regular troops were withdrawn to meet the
urgency of the war, aid the good order sod diecipline of
.demoorroor mister barms avespapene Mr Vie jusiseii
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dad to them ; Cita to the mite; 'oiler*
of the staff tern credit is this fir the energy and skill with
which they mastered their increased duties; that without
pretending to enumerate all, hie Excellency would specially
advert to toe deputy edjutent-general, to whom the dis-
cipline end order of the militia mast be largely indebted,
sad to the deputy quartermaster g 1 and the command-
log mil engineer, by whom emotions temporary barracks
have bees provided, the new camp at the Curragn has been
emoted, sad the necessity of resorting to billets bas seldom
owrurnd." While the geeeral oonsmanding erntaaairates
this approbation of hY Baronetcy, he 'mutt but meation
that the duties of the military authorities were greatly
facilitated by the exertion., seal, and attention of the oaken
I. command of militia regimes*, wad the intimate ex-
ercised by t►e officer. *timing yacht them.—By wanunead
of the genera commanding ia lrel■nd,
R. B. WooD, D.A G.
The Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry enter-
tained 255 of the tenantry of her Antrim estates at
dinner, in the market house of Carniough, on Thurs-
day. Mee ladyship's eon, Lord Adolphus Vane Tern •
pest, coupled the chair, and among those present
WWII the protestant, presbyterian, and Roman catho-
lie clergymen and several of the local gentry. The
dowager marchioness sat on the right of the chair-
man, and oak the tout of health having been given by
the vice-chairman, her ladyship delivered an appro-
priate and characteristic addrees.
The proceedings were altogether very novel and
interesting.
There was a further attempt at oven-air preaching
yesterday afternoon on the pier at Kingstown ; and,
as weal, as unruly mob mumbled on the occasion.
A heavy shower of rain came on, and the preacher,
whose name has not been mentioned, thought it
better to beat a retreat to the railway statics, whi-
ther ha was followed by a crowd of boys and others,
shooting and jeering. Subsequently two other per-
sons monoted the stone from which he had been
preaching, and caricatured his manner to the great
antomment of the mob. _ _

The Daily Express describes an eseault eommittid
on the 10th net, in the island of Boffin, off the coast
of Mayo, on some clergymen and their wives, and
gents of a missionary society, who had visited the
island. The cdergyesen were the Rev. John Lynch,
tutor of the perish ; the Rev. Archibald Robertson,
and Dr. Sharkey, of Ballinaidoe. Atter having been
on the island for sores home, they were about leav-
ing, when a mob of the peasantry assembled, and
commesioni hootiog them sad pelting them with
stones, so that they had some affinity in getting ea
beard their heat. The kesemert woes Roman catho-
lic% known to the eme Intrefered to protest
them, and with the ef some bruise, from
atones rewired by the mkeicin egoista, and one blow
received by the Rev. Mr. Lynch, the party escaped
unhurt. The island is now the property of Mr. Henry

The Dublin Alliance Gas Company, at their half-
yearly meeting on Saturday, agreed to a dividecd at
the rate of 7 per ant. par annum.
Within the last few days a number of di.•
tinguiaLed personages have arrived at TaMalian
Castle, on a visit to the Count and Countess of Fla-
hank. Amongst those most recently arrived are the
nameable and highly-respected Marquis of Lane.
downs, the Earl and Cosiness Shelbarno, and
others.

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The Dowager Lady O'Brien another of Lord
In chk• aim am dW. 8. O'Brien, Esq., is dingirrouoly
ill at Drostolaad, asiferiag from injuries sustained
by a fall.
The /Veernan, in its City article, says :
Another week of propitious weather lea been mpg-
flamed, which has stabled the lumen to clear in meth of
their grope, leaving eery little of thew liable to the contin-
gently of foul wetther. The preponderate* of the reports
speak highly of the quality, sad it say be inferred that
sbhoo more saintetwa will be apparent la trade, wheat the
femme will be more at leisure. The variose fain um
Ow off well. The great one at Smaiher—a good lade:
M kedge of what nay bt expected at the foxlike:miss owe
ell imealee—pegged off ao well as to earpriat able
eaMehilesee there below peat &mead, inseams isles, sod
=elalthough there was s lugs week of all
l thew favourable matters hey, not as pet bad
liwie to podium mud% effect on trade, and it is still
spokes of kWh for Melons in sown and cnatry. The emu
intsisis Moo kept ap, owls, to abeemo of home esmike,
1111111114 *win to the oast duties of forum osiogitig
tirm; bet. with a largo harvest. on 'tread's% muslin is ins
maim mates of Awn., wed free access to the rest soarers
amply Bessie le ttepable of giving, there SIM be so MIMI-
, lit, la pessost priors.

By a government aeries which has appeared In tin
Owns at Cape Tows, It le cod for panel iafor-
seatiou" that every newest isaraarate will held his wren
ea Nioaday and Thursday la every with, unless these
day% or either of than, Aral h• to be Now Tiar's day,
the Glasea's birthday, or Good Friday I"

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN THE UNITED
ficatne.—The New York Tunes of the 9th of September
says The name frees Maine is derddidly more cheerio'
teas we had dared to antioipete, tad leaves no doubt that
the friends of freedoms ie that state have triumphed as fro-
risme, as tiles have dose is lowa sad lisrsiort The whole
state *Mims hat bees *lamed by the republicans. Hamlin
has bees elected sowing by a mlority of from tea to Oft...
theusead. The repabliseas have also, it is thematt, elected
all their eandidates for Compress, sad will have a steer'
majority in Me Mate legislature. Oar latest delimit& states
that Mums have been remind from 160 towns, is which
majority is 11,111.
SHIPWRECK AND Lose or LITZ. —The John
e'Groe, Journal »cora ass of tb most steleasbely ship-
wreaks that has orreurrod ea the Caithness moue Sri Camay
year, past. Oa the morals' of Timothy last, shady &Rev
laws a vowel. or Mr wow through the Pestling Finn
from ;be woe, woe drives ea the reeks at the lofts= et
tad, so nos ta the dam was /AT'.. tb.spodelear.
+be to lbe diem mw her eters appointee{ la a
pool about fifty or duty rode frost Iloseld'e Goo. •
attabu of people from Ins& tad other ad wet plum
same eseembiaL bat New wee etasideted too strobe for
say unmet et mono belts oak by the help of any boots at
beat All With, ma lattreel ilf IN OE throe bows, a
beat beisaglog to wet lamed rotted, ead
Detail Tbeawese„ wired by .Mme—James Murray,
Detail Lysol, Jobs Ithbelesa, sad Jobs Doaliet—eat out for
the wreak aid brought tarty' of the trey. The *speak of
the vaseel, his wile, sad five Miss., had already oat •
watery grave. The eoptate's vi. bad got sew the atera,
Led was holdiao as bre. though Mew alter hallow weehod
over het, wall, beambet oidearted by kin repeated
struggles, the was imbeds". lei ditapPoored. Of the two
toes rteeasd, est sea, bellowil to be • eta
so Roglieh, sad th• ether, • Fialsador,itatnity st:
vowel was called the Awato, tad bad left Liverpool bread
far Was% la naked, with aas Welly of Mete, bit-
Isesee, sad rue, with eashon sod 411111111. Oee of the as.
read ghee the memo of Jobs &aurae, the other that of
Beaskteas. The awe of the gape* who was attest 64
reCold, be gave se Jenrette. Tee ochre, who arias w,
liehareidui letters T. B. M. suited as hie head. Tbe
island to mete attest, would. it wee at.
.rye,
be leaded std stored to wait the eaderwritat's Ir
stroodeme.
Tat Hiatus Fliiletzo.—At Umiak the Nero
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boa teld, Ms natal MX, ese, tf set tee, Ma, talk
wag ere ep le !SOL tipia sal weeks lea of saga,
alai do swags stands u 1001., white, sada the duo&
steam, Is very eatietaarisq.--ainpfai Allreraiew.