The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

nmOnial." This Is called y the compensation
Fund, and MIR. Doheny stated, at one OF the meet
ings, that Tipperary alone would send $1,000.
The Association has published an Address to
the People of Ireland" complaining that all the
government Offices in Ireland, from the Lord Chan
cellor downwards, all filled with Englishmen,
and Scotchmen, Welshmen or colonlsts-ln fact by
any but Irishmen. The address states that when
repeal shall be obtained this will take place no
longer. There are two evils, il goes on to say, TO
be guarded against in all efforts relative to repeal
The first to be guarded against is separation from
England, and a ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the empire.
The SECOND evil to be- guarded against is a Catho-
lie ascendancy in Ireland. O'Connell contends IN
this address, for he is Its author, that there is no
danger Whatever of territorial separation since
Ireland is attached to the Queen, to her family,
and to the British constitutions And, then, with
regard to Catholic ascendancy, the address main,
tains that il is not proposed or desired, and could
not take place.
am sorry to close this part of my letter by sta
ting that most sanguinary and desperate outrages
have taken place in the neighborhood OF Barriso-
kane, in the county OF Tipperary, and most de
plorabe and wicked attack made on the residence
of Thomas Waller, Esq. Tipperary has been called
the 'Aceldama' OF Ireland, and am sorry to say
too well merits that title.
LETTER FROM THE REV. SYDNEY SMITH, IN REILLY
TO GEN. DUFF GREEN.
sR-Having been unwell for days past, have had
Green who whatever be his other merits has certainly
not shown himself Washington in defence OF his coun
,
whence this morbid hatred Of Amercal But this ques
tion all affecting as 1t is Is stolen from Pipays fables
fox" says Pilpay caught by the leg in trap near
the farm yard uttered the most piercing cries of distress
forthwith all the birds of the farm yard gathered round
him. and seemed to delight in his misfortune the hens
%
said the fox stepping forward with infinite gravity
whence this morbid hatred of the fox? What have
donel Whom have injuredl | am overwhelmed with
establishment at these symptoms of aversion" ooh, you
old william " the poultry exclaimed where are our duck
lingsl where gosngsl did not see you running
away yesterday with my mother in your MOUTH did not
you eat all my relations last week. you ought to die
the worst of deahsto be pecked into thousand pieces
Now hence General Green comes the morbid hatred Of
America you term it. Because her conduct has been
predatory because she has ruined many helpless chill
dren so many miserable women, many aged men be
hosesacred treasures which human virtue had boarded
for human misery. Why is such hatred morbid Why
is it not just, inevitable, innate Why, is it not dis
graceful want Why is it not honorable to feel 1t
Hate America have loved and honored America all
my lie and in the Ednourgn hevew anu az an oPpOr
ceased to praise and defend the United States and
to every American to whom have had the good fortune
be introduced have proered all the hospitality in my
power. But cannot shut my eyes to enormous dishon
esty nor remembering their former state, restrain
myself from calling on them hough copy SATAN to
spring up from the guph OF infamy in which they are
rolling, and
awake arise, or be forever fallen"
am astonished that the honest States Of America do
not draw Gordon santaire round their unpsying bre
thren that the truly mercantile New Workers. and the
thoroughly honest people OF Massachusetts do not in
their European visits wear an uniform with s.. or Sol
vent States worked in gold letters upon the coat and
receipts in full of all demands tamboured the waist
coats, and our own property" figured on their panta
looms.
But the General seems shocked that should say tn.
Americans cannot 60 to without money! but what dc
mean by war! Not irruptions into Canada Not tn
embodyng of militia in Oregon; but long, tedious mari
time war of four or five years duration Is any man
foolish suppose that Rothschd has nothing to d
such thesel and that bankrupt State, with
LON NOW
may not be crippled in such contesti We all know
that the Americans can fight: Nobody doubts the
courage. / now, in my minds eye, whole army
on the plains of Pennsylva in battle array, i'm.
mense corps of insoivent light infantry. regiments
brgades of bankrupts with pirre sans payer MOURN
their banners and aiieno on their trumpets all
these desperate debtors would night 70 h the death hath 10,
vading creditors OF their courage, repeat again,
have no doubt. wish had the same confidence in the
wisdom. But believe they will become intoxicated b,
the fatery of unprincpled orators and instead of en-
tering with into noble competition in making calico
he great object for which the appear
to have been creae they will waste their happiness
their money Of they get any in years oisy bloody
foolish and accursed war; to prove to the world tina
of the washington" steamer will carry farther thar
those of the Britisher Victoria or the Robert Peel
vessel of war. .,s
am accused of applying the epithet reputation tc
States which have not repudiated Perhaps but theI
these latter States have not paid But what is the differ
ence between who says 81 don't owe you any thing
and will not pay you," and another who says 81 do owe
you sum- and who. having admitted the debt never
pays it There in the first to be some slight colo
right but the second is broad blazing refulgent
| ridian fraud.
imay besvery true that rich and educatea men, il
Pennsy wish 10 pay the debt and that the real oh
ectors are the Dutch and German agrcutuIaliss whit
be made understand the effect Of character uo
al this se aS is
private rate of namy for thcmselveswc have nothn,
do with this rate The real quarrel the unpaid wor
| rersus the State of Pennsylvania.
And now dear Jonathan. let me beg of you to follow
the advice Of real friend. who will say to you VIVA
Wat Tyler had not the virtue to say and what all speak
tously absiained from saying, Make great effort
book up at and pay" You have no conception o
yourselves all Europe. Bull Is naturally disposed
to love you but he loves nobody who does not pay him
ment where ready money prevails, and where debt and
disc ount unknown As for soon ms hear tina
the last arthing paid to the last creditor will appear
knees at the bar OF the Senate the
plumeopican robe of American controversy. Each con
script Jonathan shall trckle few drops Of tar
and help to decorate with those penal plumes il
which the vanquished Of the transatlantic worI
homage to the physical superiority OF his opponents
And now having eased my soul of its indignation ant
sold my stock ut 40 per cent discount sukly retr'
from the subject with fixed intention Of lending
more money 10 free and enlightened republics but Of
bonds and purchasing into the Turkish fours or the Tu
mis- Thrce.and.o.half per cent funds.
| Theatricals.
| Cariotta Grisi and Pellta danced their adleu
Drury Lane on Saturday.
A new opera by Bale, called "The Bohemia
Girl" was produced at Drury Lane on Monday.
Itisreported in the theatrical circles that Charles
Kean has offered .f6O0 for original tragedy il
which he might perform the principal character,
| A new amphitheatre Is now IN course OF erection
| at the Yorkshire Stingo, Marylebone. Mr.. Aller
will be the proprietor.
| Herr Staudigl will open the English Opera House
London, after Christmas, with a German com.
| pany.
| Mr.. w J. Hammond is still playing at home in
| punch at the Strand Theatre, London.
Report states that the Keeeys Anderson, and
Phelps are to commence operations lessees OF
Covent Garden Theatre. There is also rumor
that Van Amburgh is TO take possession of the es-
adjustment at Christmas.
Mr.. Rees, the celebrated actor, was found dead
in his bed Thursday morning, at his lodgings, In
Old Georges street. He dined with a friend on
Wednesday evening, and returned to his lodgings
at one o'clock on Thursday morning, in company
with Clement White, a brother actor, who saw
him safe in bed, and heard no more of him until
nina c,ciock when the an ouuced that che