The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-17 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Donr.nr, Barr. 16.
The 1,-11-Lieutenant arrived in Dublin on Satur-
day afternoon from his tour in the north, and attended
divine 'striae yesterday at the Chapel Royal, Dublin
Castle.

As might be expected the synodical address to the
Roman esthetics of !retard is still, av it will continue
for some time to be, one of the principal subjects of
conversation. The 11-emisen states that the "National
Catholic University," which is to be established, will
be erected is Dublin, and that active measures to set
it on foot will be immediately taken.
Active preparations ars making for the great county
demonstrations of the tenant league. The counties of
W.. :ford, Kilkenny, Meath, and Monaghan, are to
meet in suczession, the arrangements for the Kil-
kenny meeting being am yet tt e most forward and
important. This demonstration will take place on
the 25th, and deputations from the North and from
Dublin will attend.

The Watorfurd Mail says :
We eaderstead that there are at mast several English
ALP.'" sow traveling through Inked, for the purpose el
hanang ',assisted with the sinditioe lad mouser of the
country, with a view of proniag sasswaree is the awned
easeinn, &related to improve tae foruer and develops the
Lacer. Two of those gentleasee, Mr. Watley, M.P. for
Ptarbary, and Mr. Ws Id, M.P. for Bodge* I. sampan,
with Mr. Osborne, of Newtown items; paid a visit to the
Dennehy& mien es flatarday lest; ea reterang. spent •
coasidarable time is viawir the eateesive settee works of
the MINIM. IdLICOMbOII. We eadantand they made snouts
&avarice respecting the habits sad condition of the people.
The Galway popen state that Sir John H. Pelly,
Captain Ellerby, Captain Redman, and Captain
Pigott, deputed by the Trinity Board of London, have
arrived at that town, and, after making the necessary
inquiries, have ordered the construction of two light-
bowies instead of one now existing in a badly chosen
position at Arran. The people of Galway augur fa-
vorably from this circumstance for the employment
of their port in the Trane-Atlanic intercourse. The
Cork papers, on the other hand, tell us that similar
inquiries are going on in their harbour, anal that
Galway has no chance.

Two LVCIPATIIfit PROVINCIAL POOT-OMCI AP-
-I,OIII7MUITS have reemtly been filled up, viz., the post-
masterships el Brighton sad Winehtver,:in Hants ; the far-
mer has been filled up by the Postm,ater• Omura!, and the
latter by the Treasury. A potholes' named Whiting, who
b<lenged to the General Post-office, and who rendered im-
portant ma to Mr. Rowland lid', in carrying out itio
seaman for the relief of country plat-offices from Sunday
labour, has bon swigged postmaster of Briahtoa.
gentleman named Pumi•h, when friends an matador bars
mode greet mambo*. to support of the whip party in Wire
eissater, hes been appointed postmaster of that town &me
delay took place in his appointment in cons, noun*, it is
sr dentood, of his as being of age.
RAILWATS ilt CCllA.—Spaniatt odvires opeak of
the proems of t►e Nsw Cuban Ralway from Villa Clara
to Cienfuegos, tie hest port cm the south °neat of the Wand.
Although the low price of the shares he. thrown difficulties
in the way, the works proceed with victim. Fin miles art
shindy formed to the plantalons of Dana Antoci& ou.r.
Toro, beyond which point the heaviest cutting in the line
begins, but In November or December the line will huh
Pamirs, in Melo Abajo. Two hooding men an employed
is Q. works. The rest of the rails are expected forthwith
gnus England, end will be landed et Cienfuegos. They will
be of gnat ass lathe extenalin of the works.

DRAMA.
HAYMARKET THEATER.
A hew version of " Oirelth," with the additicala
title of " The MUktr's Wile," was brought out hen het
sigh with template seeress. It is by Mr. Bearelsaulk and
that the entire subj."' matter of the puss is
draws him the meteetim of M. Scribe whisk is Misr egi-
ts=die }lapping world of Pair,we Wen eaeaewhat
observisst the words " never soled" at-
Steed to the annouscoment is the bills. Hae-
iax detailed with some minutest= the main Wei-
dman et the piess es the essosim ef its tepees sa
the Olympic Thome • few emmainherwr. it is not nmessay
that we should eau; linee • soda of die proems
adaptation. It dime sat dear degree hem the ver-
ities as the Olym except In 111 M , which, as tau
deed by Mr. 111"Nria, is mew time sad dramatic, and le
at the same Use entirely hoe keen "Maio vulgarities whisk
charaoterised Omaha prodmilisa. The leading feature of
the stery—tho fact of • rime and intereming girl being mar-
rivd to • Naas without miss him, mid is the belief
that he is so ether Was • math nailer to whom eke
is literally sogapd—ls admirably worked oat Sr.a the
beitienisi to the sad, end the piece, in point of plot, may
well be mid to be ass of the kapok,' emanations from U.
Scribe's fertile bras. The principal 'barmier on this Nor
lion win entrusted to illy. Hashes, Mr. Royce. Mr. Wright.
Mr. Paul Bedford, Mies ',Rawlins'', and Miss Emma Hard-
ing. The first mentlosed lady performed the part of Wreathe.
and her as lag gam ledisatious of • depth of feeling and
parity at mutinied which qualify bee to take a samplosons
ppooe+ltion "swag* the heroism of the "de drama."
Wright played tit miller with his aorestemed balbemeey
thinking mere of his tarn words than the amber% sad
mesas( • hat se extravagantly bedistned with readies% VIM
it wield ham better become a NorthAmericen ladles Wm •
civilised inhabitant of Spas in the 11th sectary. He, how.
ever, mode the sadism laugh se mud, and hover allowed
them to abandon the good bosom whisk he had 01101
inspired. The other performers did full jetties to the
duties reigned to them, and the pima was received through-
out with considerable applame. The drams, however,
being essentially adopted to operatic purpose., the mule of
M. Adolphe Adam, to which the words are wedded In the
original Mem, and of which report speaks in most famunble
terms, is greatly wasted to give sompletesess to the
representation. Clever LI the play is o• the whole, the lege-
salty of the " Random " is semetisme named by in
abreptcese of terminatioo, arising from an abeam of these
"fiehhicg touches" which the music was intended to
supply. The pima was pat spas the star with every
advantage as to seam and ether monscwin.