New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-27
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-nlh a was cent 20 riiCcl lie neN detcfineh nc 20
ice r. gulatoas which lie nienced 70 lhHo"~eo JOB |
purpose Of Restraining The Use Of hie-AiH'
49,. os tsu.Sn-It was sad G1vtrnmeli bad
sr.in in ,tore saeu. % feed J0oso per- s. Ply
he necessary 10 pr0yiCe for three or iOui ina, "
calculated that foar millions cGi o. 'ne -.
a. a., nnsmoioyed let that te employed Ia reiei
- i,i,o, ~ psrs,rs must perish within very snort
lime lie would no; pledge himself u consent 70 ne
passing Of thls bill uDloss coca i.1o',a AZ. snAns
hrou.hs IN before iris BIZ p sec M Oc1nHe, "a
HOUR Of C,ss10af, Aer -
7, was not time for them TO tfhei for thirty three
,tey h.d been az peace with every people IN Eu
70, fxoso. the Ifsh. and who could tell how long that
Earope.n peace would counuer or who was The oolder
mac that coald predict whom the Irish war would be
brought 10 end (hear hear lie felt that they ooc
on a volcano They tad. by Heavens mercy. hitherto
escaped the stssnt they deserved ioT The evils which
they inflicted Ireland. Ic Them Hov make 'noefe
though tsrdy, repentsnce.Nr. H0rtnscn-td0'e aeooe
Pill OF DIsArxIxc IaEIAsD-I will enter into no
harley or negotiation with these asssssns tcbeeisl-
say IL Is our day, wish 70 lay foundation loI -
permanent Improvement Of Ireland. 70 90 All We eau
preserve the lives of her Majesty iailnisI 81 - -.
endezvor TO psralyze the arm o. the assassin "
wait for other measures though think o.her iae@su
are necessary He iDumsieS bis opinoh ulas :. 49,
be better 10 have measure a'lne ~ Se,f
~ nil eusb,log the LordLeuteDani 10 dis@fm me ~
h.httsnts of certain disturbed ossIics- rs VSi Il
Pses belief that there were certain esrlcs ~ ire
i.nd suk,ct 10 great causes which ed 10 he cso
.,l,stton Of society IN which crime was almost nereo
;ary ana iu which this bill would hot prove eihcacious
He had himself In lsl4 10 detail exactly similar cases Of
organized conspiracy Ia one Instance three men were
hI,s6 by a person Of some fespecfabiiy 70 assssnae
magistrate CloRme, and they 40 30, their reward
being two guineas each. The Government onerea re-
ward Of f2O6O for information and conviction, ano ie
vsrv man who had himself ployed tho asssssins IN
formed on them, bad them convicted. and claimed me
reward II 81. 600 which he (-ir Peep was oogsa 10
pay him QAughter).-SV X. PEEL sane deb7is.
LANDLORD AND TENANT AcI.-At the latest adviees a
uucer cOrsideratOa " the br-
ish Government.
cuRIors soEsE-Mr Moore, the member fof Mayo,
excited great laughter In the British House OF Commons
BY partly taking the Protestant Instead Of the Roman
C.inolic oath The hon. member went reading the
oath unt he cane 10 the words cAmD4oie and isoia-
trous when Instantly dropped the book with the 1904
aud gesture of horror and rushed away nom TIE taDe
a,dst the roars Of the house lie subsequently iook the
Roman Catholic oath
MuHDEE on AN EpIscoFALfAs REcToR Inc DrtHi
Mad states that Rev Mr. Lloyd had been shot dead at
noon on Sunday, Nov %, when on his way home irein
Aughrlm church. The shot failed TO Nil Lin when
the assassin reloaded his piece, removed bis child from
the gig killed him outright and then carefully reiIaoea
the child unhurt In the vehicle.
MoaE CoERcIos--The prescription Of &" coercion FOR
Ireland" as now gwen by her msJesiys ministers Tor
ls47 Has poor Ireland not been sufficiently dTugsed
already with bills From the time Of the Tudors
there has besn nothing but coercion Henry VII CO.
creed the people because they were Yoks and hs Ian
castfsn title speciOus than satisfactory Henry
VIII. (pous and wife killing reformer as he was) CO.
lure the Pope and acknowledge his supremacy. His
amiabe son. Edward vi. coerced them because they
would adopt his improved payeroook and change
their religion by act OF Parliament IDe mho EhzaDe
read them because they resisted her improvements
upon the other improvements James ]. coereed them
because he wanted 10 pass for jealous churchmsn,
which. after ALL was dubious matter Cromwell coereea
them because they dsapproyed Of "a thorough cody
reformation which ended In the decspitaon OF Charles
T. Charles H. coerced them for the same reason as
James /. William III eoerced them because they stuck
40 fr.D hat a q
coerced for other until coercion las become
really impossible for so II is at this moment let Lord
John Russell deem OF !, as be nAy-lLondon Mercury
Dec. !.
TIE REPsAL ASSOCIATION. AT the weekly
meeting OF this body on Monday, Mr. Alderman Meran
presided. A letter from Mir. John 0Connell, 10 My
dear Ray" read II recommended addresses. Pc
ftions remonsrances, Instructions, As the only means
of saving the state In "what Is not unlike q death
struggle" and concluded In the following terms, who
VOW shall say that repeal Is not needed Who no"
shall pirate OF the good intentions and benevoence
of English Ministries and Parlamen,s Who now
shall call himself Ifishman and withhold his AID from the
great struggle 10 back that native Parliament
which never would have suffered the country TO sink
into such wretchednes and which even now would
uprase her, save he lives Of the people, and re-
store them the blessings OF prosperity and
psacef' The speakers were ar. d. UConaeu NJ I. nj
J. II. dunno, Mr.. NJ. X. Layne, Hon. Cecil Lawless,
NJ r. aud Mr. Hy land. The rent for the week exhibited
q woful falling eff being announced at .fs. IS. e'd
NuapER OF BAILTF OF THE EARL OF LUcAN.-Ac-
have reached town to-day also. says the Fio OF
another murder IN western county, remarkable for tie
patient demeanor OF the people under circu
OF the most unexamped and miserable destuion
The theaer OF this murder Is Mayothe scene the parish
Of Isandeady within few miles OF the county town. Cas
tsnar) The person killed In this instance names
O'Donnen. head bain under the Earl Of Luean, who
was shot, heard either on Saturday night Sunday
morning ODoDneil had excited among the people feel
ngs great hostility by the rgor with which he carried
out the orders Of Lerd Lucan and his agent
TOYING IRELAND IN TIE NoRTH.-on Monday evening
Last held In the Music Hall. Belfast,
for the purpose Of receiving Mr. w. 5. OBrieD. Nh T.
Nesgher, Mr. John Mitchell and Mr. T. ID. niece. a
deputson fro the Irish Confederation and OF consider
ing OF establishing branch at Belfast. There were about
300 persons present From report IN the NoTba Mig
the proceedings to have been Of tue most stormy de
scripticn vote OF confidence in Mr. John OConne
proposed by Nsssrs Burke and Cassidy Mr. MeAgher
opposed 1t. "Swesr it, said he. that you shall have
another anniversary to celebratethat another obesk
shall cast its shadow the Boyne-hat hereafter your
children descending to that river, say this is TO the
memory Of fathers-ihey proud OF the victory
which their grandsies upon these banks but they
struggled 10 achieve victory Of their ownther grand
sres fought and conquered Tor king-onr foresthers
fought and conquered for naton-be their memories
pious glorious and immortal" Mr.. W. $ OBrien moved
amendment 10 the vote Of confidence In Mr.. John
OCsnnel That the claim OF any body TO make laws for
this county, other than the queen lords and commons OF
Ireland. unconstitutional Illegal, ard grievance
THIS amendment was carried.
BlirisH CONVENIENT IN lkLLAsp-SIARyAIIos
iHI MIDST of PLESTy.-Noihng exceed the fright
relief hundreds OF them this moment starving IN
their FETCHED novels cellars and sArres while much
larger number endeavofing TO drag out miserable
existence upon solid curshing food than
rnsps eaten with avidy al the mArketpace mashed
up with little salt In their cabins Tor tho entire Of the
family The wsrkhuse is oyercrovded, numbers every
week texiei admission, and provision Jet made 10
procure increased accommodation or TO extend outdoor
relief The Is Infested With crowds Of rural paupe
wnose smscsted appearance too plainly tells the
which starvation has made upon them and against whom
the vagrAncy cannot DO enforced the jail would be
quickly over-crowded. galway NioticasoT
The following scilHg details given In the Clare
Jo1raa OF Nov 20. There 200 pslpess ia
yin wokhoass. and hundreds daiynay houry, seeking
admission with Their counienances em4ciatet snd fully
depicted desiitaion that Is hourly augmenung IN
that locality Parents desertng their children there
aud leaving. One child brought into the worknOuso
yesterday four years of and could not tell is name
Lat week. three four hundred persons men, women
soo children nom the parish OF kllsrt, entered
tsnslve turnip fed belonging 10 Nj James shannon Of
CrssAnoex and away and the spot the greater
pt Of the inps growing thereon 10 stay for the moment
the cravings Of hunger.
MI. Daniel Dillon, rich farmer An money lender,
was wsyAd within f0roae Of his residence Cappa.
moro last evening. and brulay murdered Hsassaants
literally stoned their victim 10 DEATH and clo bis head
with Ratchet Tue deceased had decreed several per
Indebted 10 him AZ the late quarter sessions Dillon