The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-12 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Bonus, Sere. It.
The synod of Thuile' has at length terminated its
labours, and the world is just as wise upon the result
el its deliberations as it has been for some days past.
The claims maim took place yesterday in the cathe-
dral, with all the usual ceremonies; the deems were
=by all the church dignitaries who were en-
to take a share is the proceedings: and the
swum was preached by the primate, Archbishop
Cellee; bet it was extremely short, owing to his
Winn health, and was nothing more than a pions
exhortation to the lefty to cooperate *ith their pas-
tors ia the work of raising catholicity, which that
Woad would tend so geeatly to effect. There was
muting said about the colleges ; but from all that has
traespered we may solely cincinde that the con-
demnation which has been determined on
animate to little, if anything, mete than a
withholding of the episcopal approbation, sad a decree
far the establishment of • Roman thithelie Uni-
versity in Ireland, which there is little doubt will
be immediately set on bet. The Freeman of this
morning contains the following authorised announoe-
meat :
The Most Rev. Dr. Collis, Archbishop at Armagh, sod
Pittma'. ell 'Mead, hes resolved oa deellaisisg She we
=ac• say sect er appoionseat whoever is ociasexlon
tlee 'alleges or the anironity peopend to be ens
mewed to rhos; and we hem resets to believe that
lest ins his rsee'• delicate health, and the great penman of
du no elapsed on his daring dm greed, he
would have shawl, Airlifted sorb bee demonism los to the
pwramtat oliciele who eateseed the Mow, of soosisating
Netwithstandirg the published letters of Arch-
bishops MeHtle and Slattery, which I forwarded
=ty, the Braising Poet of last night gives the
it list of the visitors of the new universities,
still retaining their names:—
We sre mew enahlsil to ley before our readers a wench
lit of the appoiatmais et Miens to the Goma% Centre :
Fumes' To Ins Times COLLOONI.—TIi• lord Chao-
sollor, the Duke Leineen, the Berl *4 F.sgel. Mr. ha-
da Ball. IlistuaraW 4-o• 0•11•1111, Biq., Q.C., Sir Hoary
Marsh, Bert ; tie Preeid. at of the Cider, of Bargems; the
Preekleat Nthe C. 30.10 el Phyvisions, and the 11Lsderstor
to the Geocrel Asteetbil.
Yuma@ To Matron Couatom—Tee Most Rm. Lord
Jets 0. Ben stwd, Primate and Arenbeeller NAreasgr
the Nam Rey. Dr. Calles.C4tholie Polemics tad Arekbiehbp
N Armagh .• Right Rev. Dr. Knox, Bishop of Dews sad
Comer sad Drossy; the Right Rev. Dr. Davis, Catkolie
Bishop of Dews and Ceases.
Yarrow To Cosa Cousos.—Thu Meet Rev. Dr.
Whately, Arehleiihor of DAIS ; the Most Rev. Dr. Slat-
tery, Catholic Archbishop of Cashel ; the Right Rm. Dr.
Was, Kamp of C.nk ; the Right Rev. Dr. Delany, Cads.
Si Bishop of Creek.
'Yuma. vu Beams,/ Com.ana —The MOM Rev. Lord
Jobs 0. Beneined, riimato sad Antabidep of Annagh ;
the Mob Rev. Dr. Mealiele, Catholic Arehbisiop of Tams ;
the Hes. sad Right We. Dr. Plaskett, Bishop of Tuns;
the Right Rm. Dr. O'Dossell, Catholic Bishop of Galway.
The following sowers is the Cork
Dublin Castle, 60 etle ,1550. Sir,—HereCjtv having
bees pleased to appoistVisibies of the several Queen's Col-
loges in Ireland, las directed by the Lord Limn/mast to
seed for year termination the mamma Het of visitors Ap-
pointed fit the Qiiesa's College, Cork. I have the bosom
N be, Sir, your obediest servant, T. N. RILDIXOTON, To
Sir Robert Ilea., Preeideat, QC., Cork.
List of vlienre el Qmou's College, Cork: His Orate the
Archbishop at Dmolle, Bight Rea. Lord Chassidim. the
Most Rev. Archbishop Slattery, His Orem the Duke of
Lamer, the Right Holt. the Reel of Fingal, the Right Rev.
the Lord Biallop of Cork, de., the Right Rev. Bishop De-
bay, the Cole. Snseeser to the Lori Ltatessat for the
time Mime, the Right Hos. Mr. Janice Ball, the Right Has.
R. W. Game, Sir Henry Marsh, /1 D., the moderator of
the geseral assembly of the Presbyterian Chunk is Ireland
fee the time Mier, the Prewdeat of the King and Queen's
College of Physimeas for the time Misr, the President of
the Royal College of Surgeons for the time being.
About one o'clock this morning, the house occupied
by Mr. Norio, paper stainer, Henry-street, adjoining
Ball's Bank, was discovered to be on tire. Notwith-
standing the exertions made to extinguish it, the pre.
raises were completely destroyed. Ball's Bank was
Ise some time in much danger.

BL SERPENT IN KINSALIL—To the Editor of
the BortAirs Reporter.-Bit —A few Mende accompanied
me en a booting enuring, this day, whose names us Wil
Mem Silk, Jobs Haat, George Willows, Henry
and Edward Barr!, sad, being off the &venlig,
ear ameatiea was directed by see of the party to as ntraer•
dingy appearance ahead of the best. Immediately all eyes
wen tamed to see what It was, whew, to our astestishin,at
and fright. the above moaner of the deep was bearing dews
ea us. We were at ens thrown into en awful fright, and
thought it best to retreat foe shore. On oar leduig, Mr.
W. B,lk, who WU armed with a doisbleobarrelled gets, die
charged b .th bureh at the monster, bat without effect. I
mewl act describe his appearance, as you an swan of it be.
fere ; bat, from inquiries from various boatman, lam told
be is eff the harbour GIO last three days.-1 remain, sir,
rime, JOHN Goon —Lea; Quay, Kinsale, Bept. 9, 1860.
HOMICIDE or A ROBBEIL—On Thursday a cir-
cumstance occurred near Killarney, which termiasted in the
define( a penes of the nun of Buckley, a native of Buns-
en*, who wu truellon in company with two asseciwes of
the names of Pat. Connors and John Manning, of the city of
Cork, strollieg belled sneers. It appears that Buckley fell
Ste company with Canon and Kuala, in Macroom the
eveang before, and having agreed to joia interests in strutt-
ing*, started on a tour to the Lakes of Kittens, • but
Buckley, ea striving at the site of the outrage, about 8
o'clock in the lIIVIDer, teak up • Mose sad deliberately
buret open the hup of • cabin doer, sad took at • pews,
whin he was in the ant of walking away with, when be and
lie two courados were followed soy seats of the asighbeeni,
who beat the °Benders in • very severe manner, ispecitlly
Beckley, woe received bis death-blow frees the end of a
rake jest over the right ear, from which the blood ran co-
Having sunk an the aids Mike road, his comrades
meat and implored of them to me their lives,
=en to
.give Gum up to the pollee, but they still per-
sisted is their maltreatment, and did not withdraw until
they left Becht, y is is ine•twible state, when Cowes and
Manna( conveyed him to the cabin which ho had potvicouly
Drakes into, la wait* he died about 8 o'clock oa Friday.
EVlCTlollB.—Twenty-two families were ejected
lam week Iron • farm, sear the Monument," between this
town sad Limed, all rather of the comfortable clus, but
la arrears of rest to the middleman who held gilder the
Marquis of Leaadowee. We regret this the more, hawing
the may excelleat qualities of the noble Marquis both se •
kadlerd see as a enflames peseeneed of a 'sprier order of
lad and of disti ,guished attalootonts. We are lorry to
have to add that one poet wan Int his Bat by • wall of one
of the hewers falling on him duiag the prover el legal dila-
pidaties.-IGrry Busreincr.

CLERICAL.
PILIJSILMINT
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Rev. 0. E. Havilead, to Weebletoo R., ifooleo. Dio. of
Molester vales MU ,erltb residence ; vaunt by death of
D. T. E. Cob; patron, Dr. Haviland.
VACANCY.
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Wier■ B. Buser; dis. of ; 3401, with mi-
dgets; by my;■atio■ of W. J. Troyer; pat, C. Oaring,

NAVAL.

Poaossorro, 811. T. IL —The Stromboli, stem sloop,
esmismoder, Lord A. Beata:elk, seas Sato harlimu today
Arm Liverpool, hare. served yet yday Spithead, eih,
site was iaspeetsd by the Port Adsuisi. Bb. is to be paid
sad Li is rspoted the Reuse, steessoiloop, +Hi b. eom
mbeiesoli Is lor plate, far home setree, by Commander
Week Tb. Lights's,, steam r sod, Master Commander
Peak/ veiled this with soptratimeries. for tit* mat
ward. The Dwitatless,24.otrew frinite4iii B. P. Heisted,
wee takes frem the steass-lmils wher balk today.
The &he, mem Mi. *million
day, 21 rank sad Ale of gm addi
dorry.—The Conde'. stesimpeditekLedd. arrived
yesterday. free Idelyksoi—The Inve Owe, that was seak-
alsoiseed pro toes. frost itualkat far the emveyanee t I
meta seal 'Seers end gestlessim to the prow nview at '
Cimbefog. ins pat oat el essuairica lust sight.

Tin Ban. IT= STUMM BAUM', who joined
lie Bum Whelk duet a ism days Neer, hat asidremd
Skim Se his late pishisews, at Hamm* Latesetershits,
la Mart k. says:—' lan sot soles to eater sate any lead
=W or teems to jellify this stria hare mitre, homes
et Sisk it weslelle et asy advantage to say one, and
rtsmeld ealy toile seise mosso, yes talk very hea•
esists tboy bed won Wore sive' assessat'sseasider.
. I thalami, saythetwhet ins me& MO leave sash
sad sweet I WO at KOMM" is Ms; that sty preset
sonvistises will net Mew NMI M Wage OM I kill hen lei-
shledes there with the onliterily el Chelsea see hely is.
Ostia said &potash. shoots Ti. all hew that I ever
being pee t. trath—lheil oar lima Lard had ay=
slow& IS earth, is dadel miss WWI whisk all baptised per-
ewe ought to km I mot Wild appee thew monist yes
who woe dissenters heat the aseabMs4 dumb to Isis it,
isle asisiderl teat I vas the ad, Waft appointed mi.
Maw delight la the whit. Me/ said that to Nash this
mid Oki psis* seasseted with it was he Isere tied pees&
tag thy NSW Peps,. I dboupided them, Weems Ik-
ilned OM le eh sash price the estabilehrd shwa mewl
whit Ile nitwits thwedb, sad kiwi, is fee, a pert of
lhatarsb. Tliz,lar=l tatty shish have Frail
weetearsey ; I ea we More Wine
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the Oleo* el llesinad did, at the due at whet is ailed
the liedsmetive, what is hes shies howl leek slit Wesley
end Ohms do alien is swede heat, segassted lese
th• gms ads mho& and estsseelle sense, awl es bas aeasid
being Bee itsZlAwsLesewistioa, mad firmly ha,
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Ohl Wes silk His eirsask I is shoat to make ay tab-
Wales le Be psis es to say that Y this est at his
Amid bed Ohio to mho Mho teivisy Newt the Ca-
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0. is lies,

MUSIC.

MI7BICAL 719TIVAL

OLOUCillinfire WIWI/WT.
The first grand tat IMI at *, Canny Had, hat
night, wee shoaled by Mom MID ishimables. Tee ma-
nn WY =lir= UMW be " Isseseds,"
whisk was l libe.buh. Hen luau
thee made b abed to a Oloughtemblot sodium Is the
beestUal amid edema Ms trees Posan's " Zasberikie,"
aa la dines beilimpen." whit& abglegoil the tall power sad
senurses el his mesolissat arm. He wee reprenesty
eseurel. TM hese, lisebead weer," from the " 8 miro
snide," wee set dews for Ilademaesstallas sad UM Delay,
but is apasuseeto of the essalsemil Masse of tie latter, aa
eardeised by Mr. Tenor, mot of the stewards, Wm Willi .me
took the acetrulte part. leldhise meld have toes more
priest this this disc la the Una of Mese two
compile/ha ankles. Mad ON Castellea's pare sunset hisaled
is Millens hammy with the mil ow eutralto of Mae Wil-
dest. la Ibis duet, however, ea (a several ether pieces
performed duriag the evening, the head was too pewertal
tor the velem This was • halt which no ate mappens. d
with die eadoehtel West of the members of the seelestra
malt WPM aneleigeterd. Mr. Leafy sacg, "Oa, 'teas
pinions sight ut see." n ,em " Oben.; with taste and tor-
reetame, sad had we net heard a Brabant deliver the saw
nog, Lechers enaseiatlea of it might have saddled as.
After this *lced meg luta, setae forward, sad an mat
warmly reeeived by the andieme, sissy of whets were pre-
sent st the rehearsal is Nudity algid, sad wen greatly pro
pawed is her hue, by Us wows la tie ',sheens is
ast inuelen. 8M uncle her pebble /Not la as aria of Deal-
sults, "ease Mee," is whisk she beck astosaked wad es-
teemed her beams tp Ihr &BMus votes and wowdertul
powers of natation. Sims Ross war tie mat eirenteed,
is Beethene's lively" Ada tide BOWL obiett as imitate.
we Mu based him stag better. Miss Williams's delivery of
the recitative sad air from " Wee" (Gluck), " tip se," &a,
wee • mast chaste performeace • and Cauellita's ' Boa yenta
num, to the palaces sad quieten° from "Paritui," was
equally delightfal Mr. Blaine, played • mobs sale—
Istrodesties sad Palmitin—by Mayeeder with einem tame
sad whiney of latimatioe, sae was Madly &Wooded.
Bet On gem of the concert was Shitagais " &lake tired"
(Atm), in which ski chested the most unb.uoded wheiradea.
• little more Beglisle, sad ter lam Bailee, woad ham been
cwt agreeable to a mixed audience like that of len sight
TIN first pan of Os ..stead 11118 closed by toe ever g,
ativertielag "Haim thee, nymph " which was Finn by
Healy Phillips with that joenad :putt sad *betide% which
so man vas m well impart to the mule.
TM overture to " W W ism Tell," 'peeing the woad pert,
woo played amidst some noise &rhea, from parties veterans
late tits room. The mey smut tee the aunties fest that
tb ceteasille esedaster (Mr. Dove, of Worcester). sod the
leader of the bead (Mr. Blitgrove), wen sack treatise dif-
Meat time. It appears a fares for a prominent seneoral
srgssist to attempt to coadnet each • bead LOllll4l a subjest.
TM overture wee terilliastly played, but the sneer. die( se-
eemputiseest to Hen F.emesa meg from " Dar robot's',"
"Tad, mei," was salisisatly reworbd to drown eves
Flllenae TOW. The air mad I. 0• Pftnell, per me," from
"'Disk d'Amour," eras • complete illesintios of the ebb
with whisk mechanical &faculties may be overcome, sad
appuestly amen imposellie achievements attai..ed walnut
=imodest proprieties. In the Mades. Madsen
t was • On:ouch triumph of as. Mad. Boung's
air, "AA ! ewes dint" (Adam) was' amnia [Lunette° of
• Was, whoa. M. It must's dew aecompanimest to
this an wee • briniest and wonderful performanee, and we.
greatly admired. The 01104 was enured. The "Mersa "
quartet, 'a Over the dark blue waters;' was admirably given
my Min Byers, Mite sad *MST& Lockey and
s. Patin'• TM madrigal of the maize was Willits's " Stay
Creedal," which greatly disappotated the aediesse. Mr.
Luker meg the OW "As I view," from „Le &mum
Mb," very nepestably; sad the concert closed soon after
e levee who the quartet from " Don Giovanni," " Noa ti
fidar,"the esentante Mesdames &stag sad Callllll4ll, Suns
Reeves and Hen Formes.

At tha cosclusion of the ocincort then was a ball, which
was attended by between two and threes handrcd of the
company, bet the assembly broke up early.
Taw weather today coatinued most brilliant, and sot a
cloud appeared In the sty. Ptah immigration began to
pour is early, sad by haltpast eleven o'clock, when the
pert wanes of man auk °evanesced at the cathedral,
the firer of the nave was crowded is every part, the aisles
were ales fully accepted, and the wasters paha had but a
tow west seats. The oratorio today was Mend Issobs's
Illijah." On the whole It was net so nabbed* performs'se
as we have heard at there festivals, and was not at all to be
compared to that at Norwich, in 1848, when It was a mach
gnaws novelty. Miss Dolby, we were happy to we, was
suldeisatly recovered to take her part in the ors trio, bat His
Lacombe wood' conflated to her rooms and her pion was flan
very inadequately by Miss ;Bien, of Enter Hall. Mr. H.
Phillips took no part _ of the Prophet, and Meditate Castel-
lo' the widow. Lackey snag the air, "If with all your
hearts," beautifully, as usual. The double quartet, " Fur
Het Maligns His an_gels 'huge over thee," wee indifferently
performed by Miss El en, Mater Wooden t. Miss Dolby,
Mr. Williams, Mr. Lackey, Mr. Riclibap (Woreester Ca-
thedral), Mr. Lawler, d Mr. Whitehouse (Window
Chapel Royal.) The cob, " Help me, ow of id," was
eaptiattely given by Madame Castelan, and Mr. Phillips'
interpolated soli were given with bb well known tails sad
wdnaisat. The duet between Canna* and Phiibps,
Now by this I know," was hardly taken brisk enough,
sad failed to afford the esstrast to the promisee
purrs which was intended by the composes. The
essosediag charm, "Blessed are the men wt.° tear him,"
was well rendered !7 the choral body. The choruses by the
priests of Baal. were given with that discrimination which
showed the anion to have seised the composer's ideas. The
lovely quartet, " Cast thy burden span the Lord," was sus-
tained by Miss Bysrs, Miss Dolby, Mr. Lonny, and Mr.
Lorin, and routed marked effect spas the asdiesso.
The chorus, PIN firs descends from heaves," was mast
effectively rendered; and the seat chores, "Take ell the
prophets of Baal," was well taken up. Miss Williams
eclipsed her former doings In the air, whin she has made her
owe, " Woe ante him" Is the unfortunate absence of
Min Lumabe, Mies Bran took the tart of the ebbed is at
iaterlostory purges with Phillips, commencing " Go sp.
now," but the result was far from satisfactory. Madame
Amiss made her first re appearance in oratorio at these
kralvalsia the divan air, " Hear ye. loot" Her clear rais-
in 'mellow yoke novae told more effectively than to this air.
The following chore., "Be sot afraid," was admirably
takes up, sad the sawed pert of the oratorio, altar Madan.
Bootees soap, was; off with far more spirit than the
Mt, Moak there was oecsalataily r laggi..g in the time
as given to the Anal parts. Phillips sensed to regain a
frets youth is the beautiful at; It is enough, 0 Lord."
Ls the lovely trio, "Lift thine eyes," Madame Castilian
Kindly took the pine of Mir Lacombe, sad assisted Woes
Dolby sad Williams. It was the gem of the moraing, and
was repeated by desire. Miss Dolby was se delightfal as
nor is the Is agent air " 0 riot in the Lad." Mies Byen
improved in the recitative, " Behold God loth seat."
The sollsetion for the Minty to-day amounted to 1621.