The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-07 00:00:00

Si neer.
Au agreekrote meeting to in...opiate an "Irish
Demoetatte Association," was held last night in the
Music Hall, gni was very numerously attended. A
sole of rulis was adopted at the meeting, and a state-
ment of the olives of the association put forward.
One of these vas that—
Tee oriel ef tie itemocmey of every emed-de ffis which
we deem it of vi
isop-trtance to protect every &seminaries
of Cri thin wont.i;—t gre :et everyman for his emerien.
don opinict.-, eta th• fete ferret= of the faith that is
within him ; and owing to the enmity hitherto subsisting
betty.. o the eath..lic awl prenestent umecerecies et
which has b n err-caned and erecnregyd by osr rulers,'
for the msiatenanne of &Wish dominion in this country. it
will be the partieuler object of this emaciation to incomes
et, t muldi.`t n ce.ott letting Were's, and to hold out the
right basil of fellowship to, the protestant democracy of
; and as this sesonstion will labour to brook down
the barriers of retigless prejudice—to uproot ',curies ani.
amity. and to 'out ens overthrow all ameadancy of creed
—it sei.l ask tco Independent et every Irish•born man in
establishing the of kis native land.
Au opir.lo, of counsel was also produced to the
effect diet there was nothing illegal either in the
obje_ a or roles of the aeraciation.
At the i• &rept' nu etiing of tenant farmers held
at 1101.yr.e.incli, in the eotti.ty of Donn, the proceed-
ings wore murked by a more temperate yet not Ices
firm tone than thst which characterised other similar
meetings in the noeth. Among the resolutions was
Mie declaring " that ells operations of free-tirade priu-
sipke will alrimeily p:ove advantageous to all
elaeu..i of the community, and that protection is not
sow likely to be obtained, and, if obtained, would not
he of advantage to the farming interests of the
esoistry." But that which explained the sentiments
of the wefts, and of Ulster generally on the great
skims on which they w. re eseembled was the fallow-
ing reed' tit u-; pr rpased by Dr. 31'1Inight
'Lhae no glen fcr widen the whitlows between larellard
mil tenant eon be either Just or utisfectoey. unless it shall
Wade the principle of conspensalon for all past and pre-
war, se well as for all preeretive improvements, eel p no-
velly fir the whole of that interim la the moil which, dating
trestle tees centuries end • half, hati been known in Ilettr
seder tie v . ine of tenent•eleht, sad the wenn of whose
valise bas hitherto proterigively been, end ought in low to
be, rth • s-roast setnlt it will being at a fair isle to a
Item
.p de ii3l, tit pstelart ,r or t`.• emosat welch Impartial
wicteniters *ball declare to be of its jest egsiverst.
The Danner of tlfer states tint some aristocratic
landowners is the oeighbourh.rod of Ballynnbinch
end Downpatriek have reduced the wages of their
labourers very some lerab!y, without barog offered
any rtdo:t.o.r in their rents.
The Mayo Coareaution thus speaks of the cafe 01
piney at Bala :
A mom Oiamelet outrage hee herrn emassitted during the
put w.ek h tar inhabitant. of Blasi awl the neighbouring
binds soon as Austrian vessel slanted the Ass)ktte Be-
chtel. It !Team that the vessel artier • leak, mid Woos.
Pie so- enecesole fetus Wens 4 weather, she dries on
Shark whir. Nen. Mr H. Halewood. with the coast
gamuts tame to trick es.isteivie bat, finding it
t brie; off the vessel, they immeJlitely ::turned
to Bodo Le further a !d, sitter wick a lan. o animism of per-
sons Geoid with bitches attacked the crew, beetled by a
pies sa stated Omit, aril plunaered the gallon end vend
of every rove& a14:1• ; rho !UMW, LCV1101:7 forced some
oon by thr cryt.in aid mate teem their persons.
evrts a f those piretts hire elresdy be n lodged in viol,
and it is p: bete that au A•lrairalty eoseml-sion will be
issue: ter their tr.al a: the earning mesas.

MUSIC.

HR. LUCAS'S Itt:SICAL EVENINGS.

Mr. Ur hoe resumed thee eleaant eattrter•
men !e. which 14 several saws have affnded ro such
p'cosur, tc the Evers cies:cal mule. The first meant of
the i•so sent e. th. to k place laet avenici at hlr. Luse'.
re. donee is Bern. vs s•teoe: I* contieted 0 for pints of
lterusettal Madre', Quaint in V, No. fii J a P')••
boa of an tea finished Qsartet by Mt no+l.vphs. found maw
the soap .l'e pap re efts his derh ; Omsk% Grul/louts
far tap pianofere.eatilledn 1:1•Avoeetlea;" aced Beethoven's
Q..ertet, Op. 127. The au ate. epee • I led by Messrs.
.iston. T 4.40 v-. 11111, ant Laces ; the Sor..da was nlaj.t
by Ms. W. DamiL
liay.:a's haute:—' is last, excepting 01, wb:zb be left
to ti..01-ed 1 Rowe tut ler ptk of days Lod no effect ia di-
minis..ing Lb Are, io ezhaus:ing the riches of his fancy, or
imeairmy 'Le (loniser. at Ms ideas. 1; le one of tee
telehtest moor vi-re• of his genial; hos beginning to c: 4
fall of gnu sad Lostiaot alto leoliar—a mw e 1 of perfection
la a spectre al v.-Drain= of which Haydn was the
creator. Moth at ih charm, ton, Is derived &omits clear-
s , eltnnsetty, and that 01.1.14/ ampl city, which is, of
all qualities n! an artist, the most dit11%....1t to attain. Meo-
Atlesohn's Write •.ey qurtee, E. 4 up of movement%
WI by hi. it, ilifict,fle amts aaa put to; ether afar his
death, 0u,4 • te- chaps tto have bean published. He was
arc 11:5111 it Tr; ere to his own etrnpoeitions, and
aster them to the pabl.e thl he Lad revised and
remehe . toes ~rain sad wan with the most anxious care,
and thine movement.' though they bear the 'tamp of his ge-
nie, are certainly act whit they would bees bora had
be Ir%aistaf Fives them to the world. Daseek's somata,
a4sair.bly performed by Mr. Darrell, arti a d habitat treat.
W.: are OA that the pianists of the present day are return-
ige to the works of this anest wester, 'tech Los bees for
so many ream thrown asi,:e ant forgotten. As a writer fn.
the Fiarnforte, be is second only to Beethoven., shoe* early
a tmJJ. r .io a show how assiduously he had studied the work.
of Deetek Tais sonata, for grandeur of style. n. 44.
Das, ohm iality, shilhl rolstractiou, and rose:erly tourer.
a act. he. aversely bees earvae•ed eyes by Beethoven
\ basalt. '1 Pe quartet which concluded the concert, Beet-
bovine'. (4.147, is the last of his works published before his
dash. lc Is emorsou•ly cliffieul., and so wild sad eccentric,
Coat it sea be rendered ostaagible oily by performers of the
Sr-t eds.. but Mr. Lucas and hie competes were Take
isompe'pat to no it justice, and bnoeht on: admirably the
tease traib of genius in which it abounds.
T 66 room was tiller& by a very musiesl and mo.t attentive
autioace, and the pmformasees were warmly applauded