The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-30 00:00:00

IRELAND.
Deems, Oct. SO.
Mr. C. S. Grey, the new paymaster of c,vil per-
uke', commenced his official duties yesterday, ga
successor to the Right Hon. T. F. Kennedy. I',,
le
scarcely necessary to addert this appointment
Ind'
been the reveres of pop There have been '
murmurs against the " importation" since it was drat
announced ; but it must be admitted that the other
recent Irish appointments, although scoglit nearer
home, have not been lies objected to by r;tia make
party here, and have, is feet, drawn down owe
severer comments in the press. The Enema of this
morning rejoices that "the seek% of the British
press, identified with popular feleiang in England, in
bnintiog to track the Whig trimmers who are play-
ing their small Ps" hid+'..cd-go-eeek in Irelaa4
We infer this ;(are the Dv olio peon), from amy obis
article whisk appeared is tb.g Daily News on the segeet d
the retest Irish law appeir.tisents, and that will be Audis
oar mamma thin day. The sagacity of ear isesupweey
has pointed oat in these appolietatenta trees not to be nit•
taken, sad which hod • mare mischief to the cabinet of Lord
John thva PeThaf• the Premier wu conscious of. So long
as the mantrirt came from this side of the channel, they
mem of course irs,heedsd. huh intelligence is not worth
the telegraph. according to the notions of our English
rulers, bat area that the alarm has been rung in England,
we have doubt that the sprig of Woburn Abbey will
Smite to aeon from his trusty earth' Clarendon bow it
emu Uwe whiner, in Ireland amid be so different from
what it is in England. flow Sir John Romilly, who, after
all. is • liSOISI• Whig. will stare at the revelations of our
sews pow, ! With the mind of • lawyer, be will put
peadosa on the subject that mast be most embarrassing,
and that is all probability will point to that Black bourne
whew, no whig return,.
Mr. John O'Connell has not missed the present op-
portunity of excited feelings on religions questions, to
do hie.part in fanning the Armes of sectarianism. At
the meeting of the Repeal Association yesterday, be
thus endeavoured to put the question of the Irish
church establishment on the worst possible grounds.

He said :
If a cry be raised egalnet the Catholic church cannot a
..star cry be raised mains.** Protestant church? "Hear,
bear," sad cheats.) Is Ireland, at least, we shall dose.
Dose the Cardinal Archbishop el Westminster send taz.
gatherers sad bring the knee of law to hear upon Protestants
to compel them to costribste le the support of his dignity I
No; he will be supported by the volustary soatributioas of
the catholic.; he will ressive no money ander false pretences
—be will take no kw serving that he does ant render.
Not tee esessessatarsh et Deena, sad the Protestant
archbishop and bishops of ether sees are not eo ; they receive
money ender false pretenses—Our/ exist mossy for in-nines
they do not perform. (Hear' hew.) The Carthiel Arch.
bishop of Weetati ,or the other catkolis bishops in Bog.
land or Ireland. do not enforce the palmist of tithes at the
point of the bayonet ; the life of no widow'. eon is taken on
their account. The soil of Ireland hea bees saturated with
blood In the forced collection of this odious impost, sad the
catholic people are still compelled to pay It indirectly, for
they cannot get their receipts for their rent shill they pay
the tithes to the landlord, who hes to pay it to the parson in
the first instance. We mast put an end to this. (Cheers.)
I hope the country will rally, and meet the cry spinal popery
by a cry agsiast the protestant church estaulishatent. (Blear,
hear.)
The Evening Mail persists in casting upon the
priests the blame of the late outrages committed upon
some English settlers in Mayo, and in quoting as their
authority some anonymous afrertionssaid to have been
madeby persons connected with the Irish government.
This charge has been indignantiy repudiated by the
Evening Post, the organ of the government; but the
Postbag to blame itself for originating the controversy
by throwing the entire odium of the outrage on the
recent tone of the Erasing Mail, which has been
almost incessantly making disparaging references to
the introduction of English capital and enterprise in
count xion with the operation of the Encumbered
Estates Commission.
The fist fruits of the investigation into the case of
the boy Kerrie, who was sacrificed by the poor-law
people in Clare, has been the dismissal of the master
of ,the Enniatymon workhouse, who allowed the
ehildre, to leave on their return to Miltown, after
being kept all day without food.
A correspondent of the Evening Mail gives the
following account of an attempt to murder in West-
meath :
Oa the night of Friday last, the 25th instant, an attempt
wee made to murder two men in the village of %Miiboom
I have been moot careful in ascertaining the facts, which are
as follow: On the above night. between the hours of seven
sad eight, two men is the employment of the persons els-
tentieg the drainage works I. this neighbourhood wire
seated in the house of a men named Lau-enee Killeen,
when a pistol shot wee fired, by which one of the wee,
Thomas Daly, fore man meson, wee severely wounded Paths
bead; sad the other person escaped by receiving a few
pall. ts intim bat. The ouly fault to be found with the
unfuttusate men selected for the essassin's aim on this ode&
sion is, that they discharged some idlers from the dreinege
work. The wounded mon in getting on favourably, and one
paean bee been united on suspicion.. The paha ore on
the alert, and it is prohibit the aamismas well be discovered

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL
OEPOED. —UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ELECTION.-
Yeeterday Mr. Goldwin Smith, M A., Stowe% Civil Law
Fellow of Uaiversity College, was elected to • fellowship of
that meetly on the fuladation of Sir Sisson Brunetti. Mr.
Smith was formerly a commoner of Christ Cluareh, aft* r
which he was sleeted Bennett scholar at University, and
eutwgaeatly lhimy of Magdalen College, oa the Berkehir
foundation. Is 1842 he obtained the Lelia Scholarship; in
1845, Dealt Ireland's scholarship for the promotion of
classical learning and taste; in Easter Tenn, the rase
year, he was ptaced in the first class in Limit Hs
manioribus ;" and the following June was awarded
the prise for the Latin worm, " Mama Pomptlits."
In 1846 he obtained the Lithe *may prize, " Quassia% tuerit
Mulii rum opud atoms Ormis undid° ;" and in 1847 he
was awarded the prise for the beet He shah may, the ssibjeet
being The Political and Social Benefits of the Reformation
in England." At the same time Mr. George O.b'erne Mor-
gan scholar of Woreester College, was elected to the Stowell
Civil Law Fellowship, vacated by Mr. Smith as above. In
1844 Mr. Morgan obtained the Crrwonßeholarsbip. la 1848
the Newdigat• prise, '• Settler. in Australia," was awarded
kin ; sad in 1847 his name was :placed in the first clam in
Literis Ilumanioribus."
CAmentnoz, OCT. 29.—The interment of the re-
mains of the late Rev. Geo. Thackeray, D.D , late Provost
of King's College, took plass this day la the College Chapel.

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The Rev. W. Nino, to Orpington V., with St.
Miry Cray, Hoot, duo. Contorbory.
Tb. Nom D. 0. Moe, to Toyation V., Kook dio. Can-
torbory.

NAVAL.
Two TURKISH MRN-01,-WAR. the Mind Zsten,
Mow, aLd the Bomb Bakri, brig, arrived at fipithead
yesterday afternoon, Oat. 29.
Poatsmotrra, Ocr. 29.—The Illustrious, Captain
Tares, was paid of yesterday, and her crew turned over to
the Britannia, which takes the plans of the former as or-
dinary depat ship.—The Heeste, steam sloop, Commander
Hand, was paid advancer of wages yesterday, and has gone
out to Bpithoad to await orders,—The Retribution, 24,
steam-frigate, Captain F. Warden, upbeat sails last night.
Oho was taken ap the harbour this morning in tow of the
swam-tag. like is to be docked on account of carry
lug too mach " weather belts," which impedes the earintat
working and infiaene• of her redder.—The Cando., iron
atimm.vorsel, late on the Holyhead station, was taken eat et
dock this morning. She has gone up in the ordinary.

Pain Monsir.—(From last night's Gazette.)—Tae
Dot/mtg.—Nola is given to the °Mum and crew of her
Kelsey's brigantine Dolphin, who are entitled to share for
the lkasilien schema, Corner:, captured by the said ship, in
aompa.y with her Majesty'. shim Amphitrite and Star, on
the tit June 1848, that a diatribotios of Snit proportion of
the tannage hinanty and nett monde of the said vessel will
be made at No. 40, Charing cross, ea the 6th day of Novem-
ber sent, and that the shares not then paid will be re called
at the same place, agreeably to est of path/stout.
Amens* of ea individual ohm.. _

TVa.

Linteinast and
Oassmadar .. 8 1 3

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£ i. d.
Righth elms .... 0 16
Ninth dam .... 012 1

Ft7th shies . 2o 31 Teeth elms . .... 08 01
Fifth elan
Sixth ales - . 0 4 01
Nemeth ease
ONIIIASSIIT, Bon, end Co., Agents.
Tan Pinaent..—Notee is eves to the officers and con-
posy of her Majesty's sloop Pbdomel, the late Wahine C.
Woad, Rm., commander, Oat they will be paid, on Tuesday,
the 12th of November neat, at No. 22, ArandeLetreet,
Strand, their respective proportions of proceeds and bounties
for the undermentioned Brselian elan ve Noels, and that the
lists will be revelled, at the lams please, on Tuesdays and
Touredays for the three following montlm.
Baum of proceeds and tonnage bounties for the trial,
seised 23rd Jemmy, 1849.
£
Flag share
Commander's Eighth class .... 7 2 8
share 267 8 6 Ninth clam 6 7 0
Third class 36 13 2 Tenth clue 3ll 4
Fourth clam .... 17 16 7 Eleventh alms
Fifth class
Bisth clue
Balance of proems& sad *lam sad bump bounties for
the Andorinhe, mired Zed February, 1849.
t. s. d. L. s. el.
Flag share
Domenaadar's Eighth elms .... 13 17 10
abase 620 17 3 Ninth shies lO 8 4
Wed daft 69 9 0 Tenth dam 6lB 11
Fah ohm .... 34 14 6 Eleventh sire
Filth dye
Ilk* do. lB 9 Tldrlseath eles.„. 212 1
J. G. aid T. inimatav Apia.