New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21


''ie result obvious; slea Of an infinite number of
divided io distinct and different groups and classes, and tied
to persons places and interests We have now n iab9nnG pop
UI;on on. uniform ieAcaabcrcd tfciD Cf Ia5or.-
rerH brcoImacr has bccn S0oo,h,d dosp GHd no ne SIC
son and currents desire VIII have absolute sway
the unrckcm surface breath VIII rni,e INTO hlows
one irresistible stream EL and low will hive free
acoaom, he has labor 1t ms command without ANY rostfic
but 50 has tie speula;u;-so also has the asiiator
state Of Dnbln..Mr Wnie,ile Libea;oT Death OF
Shei!cy's inther. .liuwer Dickens &c az.
LIVERPOOL. April 80 1871.
Dear .Sirs: The Irish Capital when left was
in Il state OF considerable agitation; men were
almost holding their breath; shop.keepcrs were
standing idle behind their counters the halls OF
the Four Courts were crowded; expectation sat
on every brow. / found no one who was vii
Ing to hazard on opinion about O'Connoll's fate
For rnyscli, feel that if the British Government
| Is no, wholly mad-;he L'bcrator and his co con
-p;rators vii! not be sentenced. O'Cunnell is de-
cr,iiiped 10 take the whole case ii necessary, be.
lore the House Of Lords. Now. pending the
writ Of error, would it not be the hight Of mus.
ticc to imprlson the patriots Suppose that writ
If error is sustained, and theyarc imprisoned dur
lnr its adudication-how can the Government
make real7ation Even The :clcn remains IN
statu gro While his writ OF error IS pending why
should the pcrpctrilor OF a mere misdcncanor be
rcated in d hafsher uonncr than he
Lord au.pheIl. in the British House of Lords,
has admitted inc aromaly, and given notice OF his
attention To bring IN IA bl winch will do away
yilh the Injustice. Bat he delays his till unit
>u,ns,: before tat time C'CoDncI may be IN
a prison.
Fine speech of Mr. Wa'eside on TIC motion
inr - new trial Is admitted by Liberal ard Tory
alike. 10 have t;en Q; wonderful nbl'iy--
Nithnut 'ndulging III >;ngtr personality i;e e.
.o,ia,cd .,c alrucious Ciiicl Justice. lNhc>ide
has now taken his place at ;iie head Of rIc Irish
b,r. lis manner IS very much like Mr. Whit
n.y., oi your City.
| had The honor and pleasure at on 'nloivlcw
with The Lbrfator ~ his "u>, m Ncrrlon square,
icw DAYS since He received me with mnci'
.or.Iiaii,y. Mf O'Gonncli looks very hale aud
5. IN i;..a spirits: Whatever HnSe'y be may feel,
mona. IS ,l,sniaycd IN his countcnancc. He wears
the aspect Of triumph.
The father of Sheiicy, The great poet has Just
died. lis title BaruneU and estates fall 10 ier-
,.,. F';urcncc Shelley, Tie son nl the bard
EuI,y.r has lately put forth another work from
..;s incyhaus,ibIc pen. Ills 4 Translation oi some
~ S..bjjler's poems The London press speaks
worry h;rbiy o! It's merits. Martin Ciuzz'cwit has
I'D -, enormous sale. Dickcns's reported M
.,.,,,c from his works is f5,000 and he lives at
he rate of e. ,000. So much for paying court
20 ;,r;,tccracv and attempting state ana pomp ia
| l.cviathan- LONDON
Rusn,ss in Liverpool is exceedingly dull, al,
though the weather is delightful. The demand
ior Cotton is but moderate. work entitled
UNCLE SAMss PEcuLlARrrlEs IS just now the
rsgc. 1t beats Troiopc, Hall and Hamilton a!i
.ojlow.' 10 show The depth Of the authors po'
tica economy, am tempted to give you one
extract:
THE Government the United State qltG"d 5y loo e an
a1,a pnrarient which M nothing and maze
r representative of the Nation who absolutely c'>, -.
Or 10 Use % yc, etr to have twcn,y-,ix Sena5s twenty.
M Houses Of Legislature. tweatyx Gpyetn.Is,
I,W,cgI Stn'aud President. every man OF them PAID
Js no, that exquisitcl VIII John Bull be hum
b,rrcd by such nonsense Verify will he
Lord E.llenboroughi is to be recalled from ind!a
Tho General impression is that Sir James Graham
vii an ON, IS his successor. Yours truly, W. W.
THE You've SArIoR.-fo add TO the interest OF
,b;s new story bv Mrs. MARY :. t. DANA We are
told that it is narrative founded on tact III Is wei
written. and lis design seems to he P"reiE o''i''o.
low, Aside from this coed influence II IS calculated
=, exer, nnon those who may read Ii; Inc aN'iofess
INFORM. rs in the preface thathe proceeds OF The
/ ..r. ~ I,e devoted 10 Il benevolent Society &c
hon.. !, may have wide circulation not only among
s,iIors hut among other clusses, 10 whom lis teach
;ags will not fail to be Of essential service
~ The Social RrroRMER, small neat
yc,-I,y newspaper devoted to the advocacy OF In
J.s,,;nI Association on the System OF Fourier has
me, hcca started at HallowclI, Maine, by lev. oHN
49,, II i nm excellent sheet, and we wish It
,.,, I;e. ,,,I ,bousppd. OF paving subscribers
For The Tribune.
Posr.Orrlce ReFoEM.-An English core,