New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-08

central space and along three sides OF the pe-seozs
were laid the tables and for the gentlemen Of the
C1.b In the interior of this rarseIogrs and In the
cnity Of the Presidents c2ir appropriated
the Accommodation of the gentlemen connected with
newspaper press Of Dublin the correspondents Of The Lcs-
don journals. representatives Of provincial newspa-
perssnd among this portien OF he company sat Cow
eminent reporter.
1.-The President Of the Club lis the Rturdo
his fac and manly figure wrapped in tina. color which for
half century he his, through every contest, held 4o,
often planting II victorious the stronghods Of The
my, but permitting It 70 be suei BY cefeat-the
Lberatos passage the Rotunda marked By one
peal thunterlng applause mingled with prayers or his
welfare and the OF the s2-i:h gratitude for HI.
services and with pledges that the faithful people would
abide, in every extremity, By their devoted leader.
On the raised sat ladies in full dress The friends
and relatives the brethren OF the Club Mirrors from
floor 10 ceiling reflected in thousand brilliant shades and
shapes the gay habllmen;s fhe brethren, :he tTiht
robes and brgte; eyes Jf the Spectators forming an s
be perhaps exceeded in any country and certainly
uneqrale1 in our own.'
The first toast was 'fThe Queen" 10 that they
cannot be termed Dsroyal. The Club IS destined
10 makea sensation.
The Repeal Association, at their meeting on
Monday last. were principally OCCUPIED with the
Maynoo,h CRAM, and niavor of,receving II, O'Con-
nell said:
.f The Irish cataoric C7ergy had oGeced 10 ne 5E he
r0ud hare been kicking out AZ Il hOeercr h
sar no reason ely they should the ,ria Dis
hror or dist,us II had is strong recommendation, 1G
Sir Robert Peel 6efe he iRodncedh rery property ho1k iss
The question had repeatedly asked why the Ca
holcs Ireland ad presented petitions in favor Of the
l. creased grant. His answer plain II was not they
who asked for this bi-hey had not dernandedit-they
had solicited It, II was the act OF the Government
The Catholics of Ireland would not condcc.nd TO petition
for rie OF this kind When million OF money was due
them why should they eoDdeccnd to fall on their Knees
and i'm plora composition OF one penny III the Pouhu
No. they had asked tthcy had not sought IT, but they
would accept 1t it offered to them aye and &C
cept 1t gratefully If I; vas rendered gracious!y
IL. H.. N
The euJiSaep and Me concession roud do much toedrd'
so1sing and ssniHg, and mitigating he rogre&s Of her
further agitation but il atou'f "eeer and ne spoke me
sentiments or RsJealeS II ali cnsres DIRE 1frn one inch
bacErdrs ne graf and glorious GARRETT should nsrer
eren fer moment impede teIr progress an asserting M
egisL,ire igdYeadeRcsof ireland feheers.'
He further declared that at all events. he would
not 90 over 10 vote fosIt-thdt is that the RePeai
NJ Ps Will not interfere 10 support the measure
So that Sir Robert need not depend on iseir votes
TO swell his majority
report was presented on the subject, by Com
mttce, IN which they say
as far aspe Understandable matter the bill appears 70 b.
framed in inst and coaciatory spirit. and % present no
matter q, difficulty ddubtiH aug Of W details 70 GHg Roman
Catholic hOreceT SUSPICIOUS ne may hare terR rendered og
ofMe conduct ~ The present or dytosr Gorera-
ment
'Circumsianced however this country now is with
its ecclesiastical State revenues originally grant Tor ho-
man Catholic purposes, vested in the Protestant Church
establishment. 1t Is deemed no infringement OF tie voun-
;ary principle recerc 5y ray IF restitution he means c'
educating The Catholic C3r0V especially rhen rendered "a so
satisfactory GHdcoacihdtory mGHHer as IS bg nus bM
Mr.. Gray Porter the great advocate OF Federal
ism, has gone over 20 tie Rcpealers. and has made
two speeches 10 them in the last OF which he re-
commends the raising of loca militia, or as he
terms il National Militia 10 be raised as O'Con-
nell suggested TO him BY act Of Parliament! rather
doubtful act fear, and Mr.. q Porter is too VISION
airy 10 effect any good 10 any Society II was how
ever the only novel thing in the proceedings The
rent, svelIed by receipts from Boston ladephia
and Vermont amounted for the week TO Zoo.
O'Conncll has been rather pcaceablv disposed, on
the proposed sL9ecf of the Queens visit 10 Ireland,
and has pledged himself TO the Corporation TO Tore
go his iavorite toast of Repeal on the occasion
of the Civic Dinner to be given to her Majesty -
Ii is however, doubted in the best informed quar-
ters whether her Majesty will come at all. II Will
depend very much en- the result OF the Maynooth
Grant.
The tide of emigration is very strong, and pm
cipay of small tenant farmers, who take out me ans
with them of settling in the Interior You VIII
not he troubled with many OF the poorer class, as
provisions are plenty and the season promises tar
Our spring has been late but very favorable.
Our religious annual meetings have Just closed IN
this city, and now our Agricultural Societies are
holding their eXhlbluons
We are looking with much interest for news from
America on the Oregon question, and as TO how
Texas is going TO dispose of herself, or 10 be dis
posed Of by your rampant Democracy.
The English are not disposed 10 yield an inch on
the Oregon Question, and unless arbitration be sue
cesstul the issue is spoken OF as not al all doubtful
hope you are recovering from the effects OF the
fire, and that the Tribune Is again dong good ser
vice in the good Wing cause and in defence OF lib-
era and jusi principles OF Government. J. 3 D.