New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-22
ireland.

ht the weekly meeting OF the Repeal Assocs-
ton Mr. John O'COoneil intnaied his intention TO with
draw from Parliament cO@ns tle remainder OF the ses
sion he despars of Obtaining Jusrce Tor Ireland,
cept on the contingency OF SD Robert Peels return TO
office in tina, event he will pass over 10 London and
tender him all the assistance IN bis power
AMERICAS SUBscRrPTIoNs-The Belfast News
Letter OF The 23d says the remtances from America
received within three DAYS by the Central Relief Com
mit,ee of the Society OF Friends in Dublin, amount to
cloe upon go Geo. snd very large consgnments of pro
visions free offerings, the way. new list,
published by tho General Central Committee for
Ireland sbews, that considerable amount has been
received from various parts of Canada chiefly through
the medium of Archbishop Murray. 10 Quebec The Pro
tstant and Catholic Bishops and the Clergy OF the vsr
denominations have afforded their most Jealous CO.
operation The subscriptions amounted 10 &2,4OO.
RELIEF CoMMiTTEEs.-His Excellency the Lord
Lieutenant has directed that Relief Committees shall be
constituted according 10 the general order Of the 4h OF
March instant in each OF the electoral divisions OF the
unions respectively.
FAMINE RErIEF Fusion Wednesday the
committee OF the British assoeiston for the relief Of
distress In Ireland and Scotland made report
I Of the sums received, which now amount to above
| $4,000 which includes e50O0O received from hei
Msjesiy's Secretary OF State for Home Department
being part of collection under the Queens letter
THE LINEN TRADE OF DRoGBEDA.-This trade
| is recovering from its depressed condition Many OF
the manufacturers have received extensive orders from
England within the last few days and they have in
sequence generously advanced the wages OF the opera
I
among the most sober intelligent and industrious
bers OF the community This will afford considerable
relief 10 many distressed ismlies Louth Adv.
NJ. SoYER IN DUBLN-M Sewers kitchen ar.
rsDgements nearly completed, and by the be.
ming OF this week brought into full operation On
ST Paricks day he produced 100 gallons Of very deli
cious soup in which the chief Ingredient - far flavor
Ia concerned consisted OF disk' and which forms an
exceedingly pasisble food This soup from the fact OF
its having been first made saints day the Regenera
tor very appropriately named 81 Paricks Soup.
NJ Soyers large kitchen in the erection OF which he
has been most actively engaged during the last fortnight
10 have been opened by the Lord Lieutenant in
state yesterday.
TESASr.RIGBT MEETING IN CoLERAISE.-On
Saturday last meeting of landlords AID tenants took
place in the Town Hall Colersine for the purpose OF
passing resolutions and adopting petition in favor OF
the settlement of the question of tensutright by egis
lative enactment series OF resolutions passed.
warmly approbatory OF the principle OF tenanrsht and
Of the details of Mr. Sharmsn Crswords bill and also
pledgng the meeting withhold their sufrsg-s the
coming election from any candidate who will not pedge
himself 10 support the desidersted measure petition
10 the came effect was adopted alter which the meeting
separated.
At Abbeyleix, Queens County, the residence Of
Lord DR. Ne,c not beggar 10 10 be seen Ia the streets
and the people appear comfortable and industrious.
The RENTAL OF lRELASD.--A parliamentary pa
per- issued gives the net value OF all Ire
land assessed TO the poor rate at tl3ls742 6s sd
LECTURES on ANERIcA-Mr. Brough has been
iOr years laNOrle DuDilp puDuC name
Il associated with OF the triumphs OF Mr. and Mrs
Wood Ia America. Last night he appeared in a new
chsrsc,era public lecturer and gave his fret entertain
ment illustrating the beauties and peculisrtes Of Amer
lea In the Pillar room OF the RoIundO The lectures
upon that country. whom have already heard con.
hned their descriptions almost entirely niger songs
and Yankee eecentrcites but Mr Broush placed IN the
foreground the wonderful beauty and majesty Of Ameri-
scenery. and enlvened his Discourse with original
anecdotes of the wild and humorous black He
sang fourteen fifteen songs which were varied
in their character pstTouc domestic legendary and
negro. The proceeds intended 20 relieve thu
starving irish" rs be himself announced 81 the com
meneement Of the entertainment The audience was
very numerous. Dublin psper.