The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-25 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 11156.

IBELAND.

WARE msra—THlS DAY.

TIN OMNI.

DUBLIN, 114icu 24.
The performance of a Ti Down yesterday in the
Roman catholic metropolitan church, Marlborough-
street, in thanksgiving for the birth of a heir to the
throne of the French Emperor, excited a good deal
of interest. The building, though a very spacious
one, was densely crowded, a great number of persons
of other C011203911i01111 being present, and all the
French residents in Dublin being among the congre-
gation. A place was set apart at the sanctuary rail-
ing for the French consul and his family, and for
several other French ladies and gentlemen, and the
ceremonial of the day was conducted with the utmost
pomp and solemnity. After the pontifical high mass
and the sermon, Archbishop Cullen, wearing his
mitre and pontifical robes, ascended the steps of the
altar and addressed the people. After alluding to
the solemn festival of Easter, which they were cele-
brating, he thus referred to the particular object of
the Te Drum:

The railway share market to-day is extremely
Indira and almost stationary in prim. London
and North Western stock is slightly flatter, at
100 to 1; Great Western is quoted 62/ to 631;
Midland, 71/ to 721; Lancashire and York-
shire, 841 to / ; Booth Eastern', 201 to 1 ; Cale-
donians, 301 to / ; and Great Northern", 231 'L
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada shares are
Mg up. Sambre and Meuse Ames also meet with
some Inquiry.

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—We are bound by many ties of gratitude to the Emperor.
His wisdom hes preserved Europe from the direful scourge
of anarchy and revolution, by which, some few years se,
it was menated—restond pease awl enter to a long dis-
tracted country, and conferred the greatest benefits sa
religion. Can we ever forget the serv.ces ha rendered to
I the supreme had of our church? At his onnunand the
'sliest legiora of Prance hurried to the walls of Rome, ex-
pelled the abiomiteation of shouldn't/eosins the holy places
two which it had been istroduced by sedit'oa and judicially,
aid restored oar noble pontiff, Pope Pine IX., Christ's
vicar on emth, the suommor of St. Peter, to the sou and seat
of his venerable predeeeorom. Should not all this induce
u to applaud the resolution of oar Preach beethrea,
and to um to with item in returning fervent amok' to God
fey the mercies which they have received ? Let as, then,
all join in the solemn canticle of the church new about to be
intoned, and let as, at the Game time, pray that the linguini
prince may be the harbieer of the pesos of Europe—that
his days may be long and happy—that be may be the eonso-
laVon of his people, a lover of peace, a protestor of religion,
end a defender of the rights of the e►ereh—char he easy
always cultivate friendly relations with this amatry and our
enclose sovereigo. and in all things fully correspond to the
gnat destiny to wh•eh ha is called.
The To Deum wee then intoned by the archbishop
and hie priests at the foot of the altar, and was per-
formed with very great effect by the organ and a large
choir.

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During the but two days 45 corn-laden vessels
arrived in Cork harbour.

THE TIPPERARY BANK.

The following is frOWigoo;MereUl Article of
the IYeanals:

The question of so much interest in the affairs of the Tip.
perary Bark—viz., the appointimat of the °Mem to wind
them up—has boon solved this week. The selection of Mr.
Miklos, as eoliaitor to the °Maid assignee, Is univetrally
coaceded to be a Ant rate one, eves by his competitors, and
there can be no doubt whatever that his abilities aid rang.
of meth* peculiarly qualify him I r the ones. • some-
what analogous wincing-op, that cf thi Cleadinaisp, has
bees coadatited by him with so sae► skill sad amen as to
yield • very substantial dividend, if sot a payment in fall,
la lien of a mere fractional sae. We fees all his skill will
fail to produce a similar result is the me of the Tapperary
Beak. It appears to be settled that all bol era of
'hares within three year. are to be put on the list
of maributeriss, and iavertigetiens will be made into
stay of the trusters, which are said to be cobutable.
Btill there Y SO prospect whatever of more than a moderate
divided, al ia many of the came a emproatiss k all that
limb be expected. Bme of the pastier "weed to be
made liable ste pointed out la priat, If not by name, at
least es as to complain identify them, a mane we do
act propose to follow. It is else said that la tom of the
losses the shares, though traasferred, are not scitrptsd by
the transferors; that the n Ovation of the comps y is
impart/et, and the shareholders thereby diseharged. The
la, ter, we toilets, is only set on foot t help out the deferral.
I sates, the f amp is vary probably the cue. • contradiction
has been given to the report that Baron Rothschild had say
I dealings in the sham of the bulk. The biatery of English
shareholders is yet to be developed, bat than is no doubt they
ass men of respectability sad moderate sabstanee, who have
been cruelly taken is through some of Mr. &Akan
scheme, is what precise way remains to ha men. They are
tacitly all la the neighbourhood of breachm of the Leadoe
sad County Bask. A paregnph has gone the round of the
Imes, eppareutly handed is a statement in soma by ow of
the amnia, that the debts weak! not tamed 300,0001., and
that then would be band 100,0001. of stood asset,. We
is.cline to Mask that the estimate in our article of the 10th
last will be surest the mark, and there is no doubt that
the 100,00 W. is parity laid.
The Limerick Chronicle Sap :
• few days before Sadlies bank we upset, a lady of Goa-
sidirable property in the county Tipperary SOS waited OS
by soles of the suppertsrs to request her aid In the shape of
eadoesiag bills, but which she prudently declined. A ooa-
fideatial perm is the establishment of air T. Wilson, Bart,
I the lord of the soil at Hampstead, where Mr. &digit de-
stroyed himself, hss Brea visiting Cahn. Csale, the oily
property free from inesmltrances which has been left by the
uatortaaatefeie is as. It is supposed Sir Thomas will le,
limit this wells.

REDAN MASSEY ni DtmuN.—Mr. Dunham Massey,
Lieutenant 19th regiment, ham arrived its Dahlia bow the
Crises. The nature of his wounds not allowing his to
to Loaders, he has taken up his nektons, at No. 27,
proceed to
to ardor to bees the advantage of the
eminent surgical advice which Dublin affords. This
youthful °Seer, arks sequired s such distinction at the
saageinery assault of the Rolm., Is an object of peat rya-
palsy and admiration wherever he miles hie appearance Is
our airy ; end, moving about cheerfully on hie crutches, is
an excellent specloteu of the bold and handsome bids
soldier—likely to be se snub the idol of his fete country
women is he wu of the noble Irish fellows he led to the
desperate moult.