The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-19 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Doman. TuninthY Evinittio.
The following is the memorandum on the Synodical
Address, which the Evening Post pots forth as an as
thoritative statement, and oar of great importance :
lliemorsodeat —lt is Mows thot the eel. ei the lass
Breed can have ne effect until they shall Mee eletelesed the
~UM N the Rely See. Cra this sesenat he degrees gee
kept eserm, until the deal desidos of his Rolls* regard*
them shall Mee bleu dadared. With raped, bentsves, te
the Sysedial addeme, whisk weer obtain immediate publi-
c:kr, without having hewn saladtasil as the rem, the gems
yearn is net required, sad his so Imager • mast that it sow;
pins • mows el which may of the prolate, have dime-
moved. A large swabs, Ohba body (Omagh isr.t • majority)
were abase to say pullet :dm feem the Synod regarding
the Queen's Cutlegm, aura the Reseripts themselves,
*tit certain points, not yet diselded by the Holy See, should
hove bees submitted to the Anal judgment of his holiness;
sad If, when the address, whirls had beta already voted by a
zasjority, was reed at the last UMW seta mood, it was not
deemed expedient to waste the small remaining time of the
synod In the Tawasl a what wadi be thin a useless mu-
test, it by no means kik* SA my of those several pre-
lates alluded to lad shaaged his previously expressed
opinies. It is even seesaw& by perms who ought to know
the fact, -hat on certain pants set yet derided regarding the
colleges, the opinions el the Whops are so *early Wormed
m to admit of a atsjiwity of moo only. All will, however,
submit to the heal deendos of the Holy See. The letter
which refers to tits Dress NBesidences, he., was not Goa-
adored by all the prelates m an authoritative papal document.
From this memorandum and the following com-
ment, which the Evening Post makes on the address
of the b'shops, it would appear that that document is
not of the deer-ive character which the public were,
by its tote, led to presume. The Post says:
The Speediest A4deas from Tattles will ba reed with
att,ntion awl rasped. We gad scarcely say that we lawns
end deprecate moo of the principles end mammas it sew
tags. It mat ant, however, be taken at more ass It le
worth. It el. as not speak, is will appear from • memo-
rer.dom in seethse part of our paper, the opinion of the
im.animoui bierarehy—it is, in reality, but the expression
of the sewinatnte of a bars majority. What the amount
el that majori y was, Is already known to our read*.
The aielfese, u kw se regards the lama's Colleges,
is, indeed, but a repetition of those feedlots, one of
which, m our 1,111.41711 may remember, declared the alleges
to Se dormers, while the other asturally puts the catholic"
ow their guard sr** the apposed perils. There is so
esaimand against the laity sanding the colleges • there is
no pally upon them forge doles ; there is se decree
maueirg the de us of residence', whoa dila it is to nullify
any desert that may said, to wi.kdraw from them.
deaeee hoeibi in the ealleges.have been pissed by the eased,
these mat bee submitted to 11,we for its Hal apprebetios
b. fve they poems ay Mae. We are sow In • audition to
announce that a memorial to Rome, deprecating say strong
measures whist the ahem, he. already beta signed by
thirteen of the relates. Whether that court wilt confirm
any ate opposed by a minority so large sad iefilential, may
lejudged of by those who anderstand its characteristic
penance and wisdom.
The Evening Post gives a my prominent position
to the following anneasesmont

Tits Qtrameo Univintarrv.—We ore esshied to state
that the Senate of the New National Usivereity, feudad
by her Majesty, sad sob. styled the tt Q meets Calamity
la Ireland, ' has hens appointed, sad that the kitten patent
cider the Great Seal of !reload are being prepared, ander
the authority of the Queen's Letter, which received her
11. slier. signature preview to ber departure for Scotland.
The 14lowlog diriagsiehmt sad miner t personages have
been thereby speetnted.—Chancellor it Excellency the
Earl of Clarendon, E.G. Senate : the Lord Chancellor of
Irelerd, the *At Reveres/ Richard Arabia*
of DRUM ; the Most Reverend Archbishop Daniel
Murree, the Earl of Rem, the Lord Mastesale.
Chief intakes 131 withers, the Neater of the Rolle, Chief
Maras Pigs, Right Roe. 'Thome Wyse. Sir Pedlip Cramp-
ton, Bat., the presideste of are Qom'. CAlegee at Belfast,
Cab, and Gamy. Richard Orinith, LL D., Dominick J.
Carrigan, 111.. 11. D „ Captain T. A. Lamm, and
James Gibess, herrieterat-law. We coagrattilat• the
essistay es the eeleation of there personages, se duly repro-
maths the seems important educatiooal interests of oar
cmaineelty. Tony will convey to the new adversity the
presage of their high reek and well-merited dietinctione, and
give to the carob', tlis fell asimranre that, by their adiai•
antratio• et the important faestione of 'Stemmas, the Masa
ficent iatentioas of her Mejaety, is iosediag 5 matiosal aal-
comity far every pensanos, will be completely and tri-
imphaatly tarried cot.
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Jo the same official organ we find the following
statement, which confirms the rumour I mentioned in
isty letter of this morning Lew appointments.—
We have reason to believe that Mr. Monahan has re-
ceived the appointment of Chief imtice of the Com-
mon Pleas, and that Mr. hatchet' is the new Attor-
ney General. The other appointments are not yet
completed."
DUBLIN WiDNINDAT MORNING.

The Freeman'. Anall4 is common with most peo-
pie here, is wily puzzled to explaia the meeting of
the " memcratdorn" published by the Erfning Putt.
The Freemun calla it "Castle trick," sad says :

What the Post noses lay shying this may be dssmod as
.authoniative swiftest; if it allude not to Cc,le math°.
thy, we know Got, sod Great a loss to conjecture. We would
not vesture to ammo that say high ecclesiastic having
inything of importunes to sausousee to the puSlio would
adopt the anonymous and snantionitativo form of as
tillwanod sod unattested comorandum," still kes
would we dare to muse that any somber of the
synod would so divulge, or 'other affect to dings, e, the
sae of the Synod, with regard to mirth be bed plaged him-
self to the most right seereel. liven the DrUis XLeming
Pat, ksowia* this obligatmo, cannot be arunied to have
desired to sagest to the readers of its sasmorandess that any
member of the synod maid have been the conooster. Who,
this was the framer et this adroit mamoreadum t Tbs
Pat weld hens it that this menomaident, withost same or
date—wbieb no num ventures to adopt as his own' mad of
which it may be said that es men knows tram wbees it car
natio or whence it 110011111••• is to be mined by the eatholle
public in opposition to the chine el the menabled=
authenticated by the siostures of the primass sad d
of the apostolic see, el the Right lieu. Beim. of Client,
promoter of the synod, sad by the three rev. essirotaries of
that venerable body.
However, it is obvious that there is yet a straggle
to be made at Rome in defence of the Gallegos, end
that the bishops of the synod of Thuds* have net
boss able to settle everything although, if anythieg
about it woodenly understood. it was, that we should
bear no mon of any differences oa the subject of
those institutions attar the synod had closed.

DUBLIN. WIIDNIBIDAT Bvsnixo.
The Mail of to-night announces the death of Dr.
Stopfued, Biehop of Meath. The melancholy event
took place suddenly last night, at 10 o'clock, at Ard-
braccan, his lordship's residence, in the county Meath.
The di ceued prelate was elevated from the arch-
deaconry of Armagh to the see of Meath daring the
viceroyalty of R al de Grey.
Stopford had boon long labouring under the
effects of disease of the heart, but had recently, con-
sidering his time of life, been in the enjoyment of
tolerable health.