New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-26

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throughout Ireland
England stands in this predcamenther minister j. IN
what The Americans. not very gracefully. but very truly
call nx - he j. all powerful against his antagonists IN
parliament but he wants know what j. BE- done Tor
Ireland. Would he be- 20 kind "a 20 ask me think
can tell him at once heard little bird whisper Re
peal.
ind that ord lnge-trie in the House Of Commons.
talks u the ministry having vindcaed the majesty OIL
the law Majesty Of The law fOrsoofh Trying man
with packed jurv-fhru-iing him by the meek INTO a
gaOl without warranty authority, and then hhsin-
open the prison gate one hne morning saying De 20
good a. ~ walk out YOU had no business be here a,
all that. what they call indicating the majesty Of the
law That reminds that one day a. was going -
cour. a baiH dragging An unfortunate deoio! U
prison His wife and chdreh were screaming aiier MN
turned 20 my companion, who was lawyer. and Oh
served that that piiiable sight On not at al
said me- II a sublime -peciace-that baili ! vindi-
eating the majesty Of the law
Sir Roberp Peel came into Office by one hundred ma
ory-bound together by no POpery zeal and hatred OF
Ireland l. he the hater OF Ireland or the advocate
Of No Popery-Or excamng against the horrible preach
by the Catholics Of the second commandment Tor ne
the man who took short Catholic caieehi'm out Of
ns pocket and accused the Catholics Of striking out one
II the Commandments. lie was the very same man
who into Office with all this power-and wnat i ne
doing now 80 Wing administration that ever existed
could do one-half of what he j. doing for Ireland
Oh what a delightful scene do we tins evening
contemplate In what presence are we a-7oiiiDien
Look around-whsi fairy palace DO we STAND 10 hoIc
"a
the fairy sylphs whose bright eyes and sunny -ll,-
hed eiiugence around animang the young 70 aesd7
Of lofty enterprise and soacng the hearts OF the Oh
Who j. there that IN such presence "ouu uic '' "e
a coward or falier in the cause OF his country
IRISH DrArHs.-On the 18th alt. after few
hours illness p; the residence OF hi brother III Marin
Archer Shee p R A. in Cavendish square London
George shee. Esq aged 20. This venerable s'Iieiian
had not visited hs native land since the year l-uV At
which time he len Ireland making vow mat ne never
would return till the Parliament Of Ireland was restored
He kept hi- VOW although i've and forty years nave
elapsed since ne made L. and there were rev wac mort
arden,ly loved the land OF his nativity MI. 1hee re
olyed not again 10 tread on Irish earth ul he msn'
walk the land freeman.
Sir Arthur Brooke Falkner Al hi villa. Evngton rear
Cheienhsm Sir Arthur had retired for some yearsifom
medical practice in which he had been eminent al oh'
tenham 800
April - At Balyhaft Robert OFT Black, ESQ aged -
years He nearly the last Of The society OF vol
unieers
Kent road late Of the Ordinance Office Tower. he
studied the profession fthe law under me late Robert
Lyons Esq Of slygo and was on the rolls Of the irsh
courts. e,,,,
He died on Thursday after very short illness, having
been only few days previously attacked win typhus
fever. He had for number OF years ned a vicar
General very influential position IN the diocese Of
Cloyne.
We find in the Irish papers these two romantic
marriages.
MAY 70 in the parish church of Fniona, by Rev
Thomas Maunsel Mr.. William Glass Of Tulyrush, 10
Alley Fleming The happy bridegroom i 60 year, OF age
At Florence Court, by Rev. Thomas JeOb. Mr.
Thomas Johnston aged ~ years. 10 Miss Margaret no
naghan, Of Currash, aged Il years
"a Mr. Fitzroy Kelley VI. p, has been ap-
pointed standing counsel 10 the Bank OF England.
~ Michael .iRgeio Hayes Is the name OF the
Secretary of the Society Of Irish Artists
~ The following il an advertisement in the
Dublin Nation -" Received-The five pound restitution
money"
~ The principal objection of the Irish to the
New College Bill IT, that BY the tenth clause leaves the
appointing power in the hands OF the Minister OF the day
That is TOO anti.Democraiic.
The total number OF committals in Ireland. for all
offences during the year l-i4 l9ii- decrease OF
67- compared with lSi3. OF these, 54-2 We're Tor Of
iences against the person accompanied win violence
and Of these 100 We're for murder.
Measles and small pox are very prevalent at Xii
rush in the County Glare.
According to the Cork Reporter Mr.. Wyse, NJ
F. and Dr. w. Cooke Taylor are likely 10 be appointed
principals of two OF the projected colleges in Ireland
We understand that Miss Dawson, the lovely and
accomplished daughter Of the late Hon Lionel and the
Lady Elizabeth Dawson has been appointed one Of her
Macsy's maids of honor. Miss Dawson is niece OF the
Marqu. OF Wcsimeaih and Of the Earl OF Porarington
Some one who cannot spell and who writes inso
in bad English has attacked u Tor prasng lrsh
music He asks" Was there ever an lrlsh composer
Ave- Caroan was one and Lyons another. and OCath
air another and there hundred nameess men be
side who composed the most naughty and sustained
marches and the cndercst Ove-tunes and the deepest
iirges ever heard by mortal The names OF these
great gcniuses like those of the authors OF the Border
Ballads of the Songs Of he Cid. and indeed OF III
fountain works in most countries gone but. thank
Heaven their creations here Ii we could reca the
direction Of the chap who sent the letter 1--WE tore hs
citer in disgust. would recommend him Tor settle
nent in q Connaugh bog Let add for even his sake
hat Beethoven and the greatest foreign composers de
lighted in the Irish music Handel said he would sooner
have composed Aileen Aroon" than all his music.
Nation.
The Hibernian Academy opened yesterday. We
had only time 10 glance around lis walls but we thought
We saw the best exhibitions ever presented in IT, Ma
elise, DANNY BURTON RorHwELI MOORE and FOLEY.
have contributed it, and never felt such hope Of
Irish Art now. Nation, May ~.
Our tOwnsman, Mr. ID. Macdonald, has had the
honor of taking the likeness of the Princess Mary.
Youngest daughter Of the Duke of Cambridge Ths
likeness has elected high cncomiums from her usri0us
parents for is iruihfulne-- and finish Nh Macdonald
mas received orders for kcnesos from the Machione-
Of Angescy Lady Douro, and other members OF the
English nobility Cork Constitution.
The emigration from this port 10 America still
continues undated: our streets filed daily with
carts loaded with the goods of persons leaving their
i've country 10 seek livelihood in the back wood. the
states and soTy cay the emigration Is not con
lined 10 laborers and their children but numbers OF
small farmers apparently OF good means dying from
heir native country desparing OF being able provide
for themselves and their little families at home Sligo
Champion.