The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-29 00:00:00

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tenets semealegyleigft el thousetd• 'Meg* gifted
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the reek. mall Iletioftfti woo bell
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• seelosiedlos ofte,lllll sad elale. aweigh s beseftlfally
weeded asuatry. mad wiles directly thew h the gab. vil-
lage stealth liftertaibillie yes With% the Oft*, of
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by eke Welle ie theme avemase, bib, lies's& ft squires ell
lesto—eimt left a rif is Est, a spas tabs
MN WOO& iselli 'weep • a.- l deoble that osempied
Iflhilrhas: The staseiel basil shish is op the '
eh* et the onkel settle ef ilierlarebelf„ is to extemidve
essellee demissed by Ohs hes Taubnigie. The exterior
yresese thee permillet \mamas which characterless the
majority of the works of the we arabitect la style it
rftembles Bleabsim, the fronts Wag broken into large and
bold, thosgh sot peculiarly kartassiew features, and dew
rated with plasters, the whole beteg earmesatod by a
balustrade, on which are pieced statue at points corres-
ponding with the pilasters. The lattice is, however, meg-
tallest The rooms ars emerged in sates, at saes commo.
dims sad greed—the due proosetiess of the various apart-
mese being adhered te throughewt. The ball is probably
ewe of the bout is Ragland. It is 35 het square sad 60 feet
high, the top termisating at the centre is • spasiess dome
100 left high, sad adorned will Carinthian sad
eftepeaite solumaa. TIN walls, dome, eel ceilings,
are pistol by Palegrial with various subjects
the asst proulnest being the fall of Phaeton, Apollo and
toe Muses, the jadgmeatif Midas, sad Vulvas forging she
bolts ft Jove. The hastier ef the stale mad ether principal
MOMS pretests the appearasce of • wide arrested maseam of
the doe arts; paistings saluted Its.. **beet Masten, ancient
sad seders, Witham, saw gene of Cerruti, Velocity
and the ealebrsteill adoration of Christ by Maleue, statuary
is brows sad marble, ram tapestry Imagism and articles
of veto is sadism yeasty, and embracing some of the most
celobestod speeimee&—tke whole selected with that tame for
which the lava and pesseat owners of Castle Howard bays
ever bon distinguished. The spattaten's specially prepared
fur Her Mejetty aid her Chistrieu family comprise the whole
mate en the principal boor ranging along the chief or
southern front, incladieg the grated saloon, with the rooms
right sad left. The view from Ire Majesty's apartments is
turista, beautiful, 'steadies over a large tract of hill and
dale towards the south well diversified by woodland.
The back frost looking earthward embraces an
equally deligbtful prospect, having In the immediate
foregreond en artificial lake covering serval acres and be:og
bounded in tae distaute by the Hamilton hills. The grounds
it the immediate vicinity of the meosion an laid out wilt
considerable shill, end senorita the ornamental buildings
which are spread over them in aptly chines sites, an • large
Doris mausoleum containiag a chapel of beautiful prop,.
Was. ha loaio temple with four porticos, the interior bring
principally composed of marble, and the obelisk before rir
fared ts, which is 100 feet high acd 20 fret square at the
base, and which bears an inscririon coamemorstive of the
famous Date of Marlbor,aigh.
Oa her Majesty's arrival last eight at the house, sbe was
presented to the Danger Duchess of Carlisle, who, during
her Majesty's stay. undertakes the duties of hostas. The
Dueler of Sutherland, Lady Dryer, Lady Lerma
flower, and Lady Caroline Lascalles, her ladyship's
daughters, were also present at this ceremony, and
between them sad the royal Coitus, iscleding the
juju branches, the most friendly greetings were
interchanged. The dinner party last night included,
besides the royal party sad the hoot sad hostess, the Duchess
of Bsairrieed, Leidy Dover, Lady Mary Howard, Lady Con.
stance LOTIIOOII (lower, Caplan Edward Howard, M.P ,
Mrs. Heward, sod their son, the heir presumptive of the
Carlisle family, the Hes W. F. Lateens@ and Ltdy Caroline
Leacelles, the Hon. and Bev. F. sad Lady B Or I.Vireiouut
Christ, Hon. F. A. Ellis end Mrs Elie, lion. Miss Diana
Ellis, Lord Dothan, Marchioness of D awe, Hon. Mho
Lassos, Maid in• Welling, Cot Pnippe, Col. Gordo., Sir
Owes Grey, Ex J. Clarke, Major Faith, sal Genera
!Er W. Wine.
Frew an early hour this morning, which opened sod
esetisses gloriously fins, company from all parts of this
division of the country hays been arriving. At Melton sad
the ether township. and villages in the immediate Eagle
botehood, the d is observed as a g I bailey, and
the ishabltants leaving their ordinary business, are
oottinnelly patriot into Castle Howard Park. which
now presents the appearance of a rural fair. The
ins which forms the gate-house or lodge of the
pule has been thrown open free by his lordship's direction
to all comers so that there who may have warned from a
diseases, sad are disappointed is obtaining a sight of the
Osten, me at least be gratill.d by being, et the same time
with her Majesty, putative of the hospitalities of the noble
host, sod not a few aro availing themselves of this privilege.
All along the principal drive of the park are booths erected.
at which refreahniests are also served, and rural games
amongst the peasantry sh willing to the gaiety and gladneis
of the mese.
Tits soothing her Majesty, immediately after break fast,took
walking exercise oa the slopes and tarsessarostd the build.
isg, accompanied by Prima Albert and the royal chilliest.
From thence they pre speeded to view the magnifiPent brood
of short horns for whisk the estate is famous. and of which
the royal party expressed greet admiration. To-day there is
a Intettest la the large saloon of the esaasiot, to which 70
of the principal landowners and gentry of the county hays
bees invited.
Her Majesty and the Prince, returning from a drive round
the grounds, will in the afternoon witness a cricket match
which I. to be played in the park. This diaper party this
realise will be nearly the same as yeetarday.
Her Majesty and the royal family take their departure
from Castle Howard to-morrow at haltpast sine by special
hula he liswilastio.

COLLISION Oil THE RIVES.—On Tuesday lacu-
nae, the tide being at the time nearly full, and it Wowing
a gale from the soutl•weet, • colthiou took place, in North-
&et Besse, between a brig, laden with corn from the Baltic,
sad peon 'ding up the river, and as empty collier runniog
down. The damage done to the collier was each as to cause
her to be at once run on shore on the Wax side, where, in
a few minutes she filled with water, the tide being still fill/.
lag. The brig kept on her tack to this side, and wu brought
to anchor close to the shore between Rmhervilleepier and
Pitcher's dockyard, at Norti d et. Toe men were kept
workiag at the peeps for several hours, when at low-water
her damage arm partially repaired, so is to enable her to be
kept fro,. The collier on the opposite shore was got off at
the nett tide, when the damage dose to her was also per.
tially repaired, so as to enable her to be brought to this side
to undergo the neemserry repairs. The cargo of the brig must
be setioesiy damped.
THIS CROPS IN NORTH WALES. THE POTATO
Dialtallw—Tree mope to the northers portion of the prim.
polity are in • very premising col iota, and there le every
papist Man abundant yield. The sheet in the Vale or
Clwyd is particularly good, aad the qaelity of the
pats Is undeniably sucellsat. Barley ie likewise in good
condition, sad the crop geaseally is expected to be a heavy
ate ; the make remarks may be applied to peas, bat the fir
boo ideated the beans. Is Carnarvoishire the wheat crops
took extremely well ; but in tamale localities they are par-
tially affected with the wire-woes mad red rust, which
will mdse. the Grope below an average. Both oats and
barley are a heavy and abandoat 'lad. In Anglesey end
Merionetkehire the amounts of the wain and palm crops are
equally cheering. The markets generally during the lest
week have beam bat thinly attended, the farmen
keeping at hese busily erograpeel in harvesting opera-
tions. A large breadth of grail' hoe been cot and
bossed in good ouiditios, sad muds more is reedy
for the sickle, and @heel floe weather couritthe for a
fortnight tie whole will he lament in an excellent 'tee.
The potato murrain hoe mad* its apparatus is meny dth
meth, and the cold heavy rains experienced during the lest
week will tend to emethrate its progrees. It has not, how-
ever set in with the virulence of f .1111tf years, and the great
breadth of laud sous will pews' a scarcity.

bajia toosew) oat of
' ardor shall refuse to eshalltM the chair, I shall be awn-
pellad le here roMprl. SpelNadib Withal I MOW Rack
rather areid- I listat hi Ito SW jIM my We onliwid hem
azioleo:tor of tisk oewas • samoresaftwao. wad. la my
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sad I trees abet he the futon frier oil ha preaerval hero
sad that the Lord Mayor IPS not be imialtod ia tab eholi
wish lormaitp TM esasoll Is us dissolosd.
Alden:ism noosoy—l Moo only to soy, dr, War—
Lord Mayor—Yo i are to address no go Lord Mayor.
Aldnosse Itoosoy—l say that you bare called no •
nosedral, sir ; sad I toll you that that steortloa Is haw.
Lord Mayor—You sash not Willa MO 111 Lord Mayor la
that my.
Alderman Romoy—The saroting was over.
Lord M.yor—lt is sot over.
Aldose**, Rooary—l with to Seaboard in explanation, and
I asy this, that the laeguage which you have turd la M«
ranee to so• Is rest Ito aoudad. sad wilfully so.
Lord Mayer—send oat for the police.
Aldolvase Ileowp—Oh the bodyguard, the bodyguard !
Mr. Nugent—l ammo% of Alderman Rooney not to be
mates a War-garden of tab plasm
Lord Mayor (to AMMON& Rmaty)—l arrest you now as
suet isegistr•to of sae city.
Alderson Rooney—Yu house was broken up when you
set.card me.

Lord May r—l arrest you in tit, Quisett's name, and I
will bring you to the pollee odor.
Alderman Rooney—Oh ! do mow, °Cy bring me there. I
woa'c Mir. Do, and see if I don't make you pay for It.
Mr. Lambert said that some allowance ought to bis made
far Aldonnes Room.; lasing has temper, when the Lord
Miter had applied to him such language as be (Mr. Lam-
bert) led reed.
Th. Lord Mayer said that he would not allow ant thing
that °scarred in eats, plasm to be 'mixed up with the pro-
cited ings um
Alderman Rooney—Oh I if I had been at the meeting, I
presets,. you, you ar.Juld notlhave used such longues. I tall
you t►at.
Alderman Rooney hers went towards the door.
Lord Mayor—l ►m very happy that you are going. Is
not all this very arditable to the council ?
Alderman Rooney—Cell off your bodyguard, and don't
abuse m• in my absence, coward that you are I
Lord Mayor—l It ,pe It will go forth to the public that
he returned to assault me.

Mr. Barlow—I( be smut to to so. he would take some
other way of dotal; it than by welkin oat.
The council then broke up evidently. highly ex•
cited by the scene which they had just witnessed.
Munn dissatisfaction prevails among the teepee able
inhabitants of Belfast at the conduct of the town
couucil of that la:rough in arrogating to themselves
bit the honour of entertaining the Lord Lieutenant at
his approaching visit; the levitation sent to his Ex-
cellency being in the name of the council alone, and
without any opportunity being Warded to the other
citizens to join in the compliment, while in reality
' the citizens at large would have to pay the expenses
out of the boroekh funds. Meetings have been held,
and a committee of most respectable mercantile gen-
tlemt n and others has been appointed to prepare an
addrcss for presentation to his Excellency, and it has
been resolved that any invitations to tneir banquet
which the commit might issue should not be accepted.
The Lord Lieutenant hss intimated his intention of
accepting the invitation of General Boinbrigge to re-
main at his house during has visit to Belfast. His Ex-
cellency proposes paying a visit to his relative the
Ein of Caledoa, and is expected to arrive at Glad=
Hill on Saturday next.
Toe complaint of a want of sufficient labourers to
save the harvest is now becoming very general
throughout Ireland. Labourers cannot be procured
in 11411111 districts of the country for any wages.
The Right Rev. Dr. M'Gettigan has been appointed
by her Majesty one of the Commissioners of Charitable
Donations and &quests for Ireland, in the room of
the late Most Rev. Dr. Crally.

Tai QUERN'S UNIVERSITY IN IRELAND.---We are
at liberts to state that Hui ir.wntm which constitute " Thu
Qeeaa's University in Ireiwd," have received her 'Hest?,
sanction. and are now in full form. Ha Excellency the Earl
of Clarendon ha been appointed the chancellor, and a senate
is eonssitwed, consisting of seventeen eminent individu►ls of
different deburniiiations, who represent genereliy the 'rations
•;epartmects of liurature and science, medicine and le w.
To the chancellor ..nisenats belongs the power of prescrib-
ing the coins a far graduation. and of granting depress in
ars, esedmine, and kw, to the rodents of the three Queen's
Callers of Belfast, Cork, and Galway. They appoint ex
aminers of candidates tor degrees, and confer such univer-
sity scholaullp ea they may think it right to found. The
sututes of the undergraduate coarser, wh,eh were prepared
by the pr. sid opal bind sad published by the colleges,
antler the semi -ion of the L rd L'eutanant, are to remain ad
intiriis in farm. The functions of the university sena'e do
not insert. no will. the gov.rnm.at regulations or independ-
ence of the colleges, whico, as it regards courses tor matri-
culation. allergist* scholarship, eiliAicus and moral disci-
pline, &a, wards, me &tantalum, in seseadaste wit► their
outwits, ut.d.r the control of their proper authcrities. The
three presidents are numb. rs of the nniversil senate; and
w►en any pmid•at is unable to attend, the vice-president
of the milege to which the said pus dant belong, has the
tourer of taring his place in Ike senate. The lettere patent
el. clan that "graduates of our said university shall be
fully Few mad of ell such rights, privileg-a, and immu-
■iues as belong to piteous holdiag similar degrees, granted
tines by other univendirs, and shell be entitled to what-
ever task sad precedence is derived from similar degrees
granted ►y Pier saysnities." —Evasigy Post.

FIRS IN DRURY-LANE.— This thy, shortly after
noon, a era broke out upon the premises of Mr. Wilson,
nature dealer and farritare-broker, situate in Brokeerron,
a very narrow, ihor,agbfario, leading into Drury-lase. The
tt.nt, s are said to have commenced in one of the workshops
at the back, ends, rapidly did they travel, that in less then
ten seinen@ alter the alarm was given the front building
Nome ens iselcd with fire, and for mime time the houses on
&bee side were in danger. Several engines soon
arrived, and having bora art to work, the Armco
succeeded in preventing the flames from igniting the ad-
joining buildings. The premises b• longing to Mr. Wil-
soa, Isswever, were totally destroyed, and the stock. fa-
ired' consumed. How the Ire originated could not he m-
certalusd during the ezci,ement which prevailed when this
amorist was written. At half-put one o'clock the fire was
car from being entirely extleguishcd, but all danger of any
furthcr eztensient was over.
SINGULAR VERDICT.-0E Tuesday, T. Leo, Erb,
corrotr, held an inquest on the body of a child, at Dale-
woe th, near Bowls,. It appeared that a young, unmarried
woman, aimed Hanish Stones, had been delivered of a
stillborn child, and en,de no one acquainted with it fir
several hour. after the circumstance, which Cons d several
reports to get into clrculo'ion, although she had prepared
tlothert , for the ohil I, and had made nn seert of the
matter. The jury returned a verdict of "No are." We
presume they intended that lidding en inquiet under those
circumstances was of no ate.
SUICIDE IN AN 1108PITAL.—On Tuesday an in-
quest was hell at the L iodise Hospital, before Mr. W.
Baker, jue., on the body of Thomas Beekley, aged 39. The
deco teed was admitted an in-patient of the above institution
on the 20th inst., on account of dyspepsia, and he laboured
ander a delusion that he wail about to die. On Friday,
whilst the pollen's in the w.rd were having their dinners,
the dimmed took the opportanity occasioned by the se-
men. any abatises of the nurse to get out of bed an 1 ind,et an
.:ter tire wound in his throat with a common table heifer.
An alarm was instantly given, and oars of the ps'isnts sae-
mod. din wresting the knife out of his hauls ,• on which the
tor!uoate men made an attempt to tear the wound open
nth his hands, but he was p ted from ampans-
viishing his purpose by the timely arrival of the nurse, who
held Ide I aids wail the snivel of the surgeoa. The weand
ru howevew sew:sus that he died from its offsets tb•
plowl day. 'Verdict—" Temporary insanity."