Mr. Secretary Canning.
[From the Preenmiu'sJonurtlof Thursday.l Sr. Secretary Canning, accompanied by bh Private SecretaMy, Lord Howard de Walden, landed at Howth about two o'clocl yia- teriy, and p.oceeded immediately tO thie Vice"Rsgj Lbodge, in tho Park, to pay hi-s tespects to his Excellet:^v thle Lord Lieutentent. Tbe ight Hon. Gentlemancame over ill tbe Po5t-office steam-packet. M Ir. Secretary C:anning cannot appear amnong us without r qulr- ing political infbrrnation. $.one of thepeculiirities belonging to the condition of Ireland will be iforced or his attention. An exhibitetot =a= prepared itn i'ollege.green yesterd:;v, wluieb ipust have attracted his notice am he tiassed through the city. The Orange Conrentlon, whilch has been sitting fbr the lest tlaree da3 a at Wyley's tavern inade a rcrand displ; yesterday. The difleresit officers and memn_ berc of the Institution, in full co-tume, and withi all thet ftalapler. nalia of their Order, appeared ftonm tiime to tinme durine the day, courting public attention, in the liumerous wir dows of ibegreat hotel, for,ting the Batik. ' It cainot fii to strike Mr. Secretary Canning, as at leasit an ex_ t'aoidinaty Citcumstance, that an associatiol which has brouphlt eso mnuch miiisery on the land, and whielt has been repeuteelv declared by the higitest judicial atthorities in tie contiry to be legal sihould thus be loftmd cel,brating its mnysteries in the heart ENf [le metropui,, under the eve of Goverunelnt, atid ini dviaictr of a recent and posi. tive law. Tiis probably was intended to show the inister how bold esid conititAelt thc parly leel themlselves. Irnnlrdixtelv on Mlr. Secretary Caniinig's arrivul being known, thle Lord Masor, a'cotrip:ltied by the Lord May-or Elect, called to Jpay h;s respects. They were intsaitle hltoioure,4 wfilt an interview, ntotithistautintn the fafigur thie Rig 't1 lio0ourahhv 0tritlernan had uiidergor.e. 'I't.uLu rd Mla5or coitgrutuilted Mr.Sret.tary Cannitr, in the niame of the citizelns of DublilC ofi. his urnval in litg native ,oounry. anti Loued ltat stey would not be No liuited as they v.e:e led to bsuppose by report, and tilat the 11AMgis!rietes a-i.d citizelne would hiave an olportunints et paving hirili teir retihcicilul huetCtiot,... M r. Secretar v C(antIl,!, asitred his Lorshitp, tihat it vwoold be P1o0t gratify,into hmn,i tuo Iave In ppilrtunity of meetinv the cizitezn ot Dublin, but tilit its etsit being liijiSte, atid oole or tulaxattor; f-roIIi fieeial dtv, bt: hould beg. leavr to drci.ne tny e et peesio u ol tunhi i'eelin oil the preseni oCcasion. Tite L.rd Mlayor Elert boliciteit the honourot Mr. Sfcteiaryv C-airing's rLk esece. anr that ut' I[,e disfint'uished trierds wv O acconipanietd him to thiN Soumis at hint inauguration dinner, on tie 30rh im%stni, wl.ich the Riglit lIGnour- able GentlernaT declinerd liih st y in Dublin bugiextrern.ev JiUited. The Lard Mayor t.ered his srYtte in attencitnM .Mr.Secretary (Xsnnngrei;roogh the city, anld tht ste vral public butitng. JfR. S)ECRETARF' CANNING.