The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-18 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, AVMS 16.
The Lord-Lieutenant arrived in town yesterday by
train from Athlone, where he had been sauce
al
Tuesday. at the Royal Irish Agricultural Society's
show. His Excellency was scoompenied by Lady
Fanny Howard, Mr. Howard, Capt. Butler, /LUC.,
sod Lord Mayo.
The office auk of the Hanaper for Ireland,
vacant by the death of Mr. Christopher Fitasimou,
has barn eon leered on Mr. John O'Connell, M.P., and
the appointment, which, for the last few days, was
generally understood to have bun made, appears to
give very general ntisfaction. There on be no doubt
that Mr. O'Connell deserves well of the party now in
power, and for some years, at lust, his political con-
duct has been such as to raise him very meek in the
rotisseries of men of all parties: while, is the son of
the late "Liberator," gratitude should make the
great bulk of the people of Ireland glad to see him
thus handsomely provided for. The salary attached
to the office is, I believe, 8003‘, and the duties are of
such a nature se to reader it shunt a sinecure.
Mr. O'OsiaWie mpalimmiu will leave the repre-
sentation of aglow ore lasi althea;► Mr. John
Reynolds is dusty spies of as a candidate, It is
very probable the, the usamt seat will be filled by
some see el the Med pudgy.
which hsa We Nam belly in Max
lissome as the "Itiibmia," he et Wet shut to
redeem its credit in that respect, prepannisee twin
on foot to entertain a ups amber of the Irish Cri-
mean berme at a public bouquet is this city.
The Lords of the Admiralty left Cork yesterday for
Ludo., tie Dublin. On the preceding day their
lordships were entertained at Trudges, the seat of
Lord Fumy, where they visited the extensive flax
mills erected by that enterprising and liberal Irish
landlord, and at the user time received a hearty
cheer from some 300 comfortably dressed harvest
labourers engaged in saving his lordship's corn is
one of, perhaps, the largest single fields ander one
crop in Inlet d, while within the mill about 260 per-
sons were engaged in various operations. The same
presented to their lordships' eyes was airtZing in-
stanced the progress of prosperity in
Os Thursday evening the Conqueror steamed out
of Qaseastown, bound for Portsmouth, in order to
have her staewaltered, so that it may be lifted when
necessary. We have been informed, says the ark
Aseuramr, that it is intended to form a fleet is this
harbour, and three or four additional vessels are
expected to arrive here immediately. Their stay,
however, is quite addend:led. It is very generally
believed that the adustages which this harbour
albedo as • Mug Aides are at the preset moment
under the oeasihmelien et the Admiralty,. bat all that
is slimesurined ups jest raw is that a gridiron shall
be plug at Hultiowlieu
The National Board of Education are about to
Mali& in Cork a maritime school to teach swigs-
dem. 088 of these schools is now in progress of
weeds@ in Belfast, and another will be established in

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Lord Clermont bee resigned the chairmanship of
the Donde* Board of Guardians, owes to the intro-
duces of political questing at their meetings.
boson Brien, envicted at het assizes of insti.
gating to the seder of her husband, and against
whom sentene of death was recorded, he been
removed from Cans gaol, to pass the remainder of
her le in penal servitude.
The Anglo Celt (Cana paper) bee the following
ammeet of a one Si phials' by starilanine
As Winn woe held M the workhorse of the Bailie-
Weigh voice' Wen jets Wreath. 1.q., ma of the
SOMITS of the senate of Own, ea lfamlay, the 211th day
of jilt', aid by allurement ea tne 411 of /Lagoa, *a
view rf the body of a bale bey aged about eight years,
who came by his death redilealy sa the preceding Bsaday
wormier, from the slhMe of sterbeise, adateatered la
sisters of j slap peaserthal by Da Wright, who matcok a
Meth mataisiag stryekethe tat the elataning ealeseel,
while arida' at kerns Mow fin SO =W NW aster of the
workbags'. Nora the midethelt esysemil this De. Taylor,
the seedleal often of the workholsese2=thathed have
of ab5....0 e go to the salt water, bail se sabsti-
tame, Dm Clarke and Wright. Owe the later, is
mating up a eine at worm psalm the the deceased, had
inwtherthatly stamina use 11111ribil fee miessei,
althea. the hetes *bleb matelsed war labelled en both
sides, %belga belsg,k apleasedimatiewhat Ladistiset. The
boy died la *boat as beat idler the lest patter was admi-
nistered to him, all the 'mem Wag these of death by
✓rychaiwn Dr. Clarke eaebeed the comma of the
stoma* sod the resasiethi and dbooverodi 'Myth-
Mae la heal,The jsef mimed the followlag vadat :
"We DA that the dsesmel same by kle death ea tie
sserabg of learlay Wel a lair, Is somnenne at
strythatne le Dr. Weight th =lathlike oelswel,
sad ad by deramere mother, cad we ore pow
hotly WNW that he had so evil lamellae." Dr. Wright,
who we, leader NMI else, the day of desemed's death, was
Inbeeqatrritted to ball stead his trial at, I believe,
the seat

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