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EDITOR or THE NEw YORK HERALD
DUBLIN July 3, ls47.
anticipate my usual weekly letter. to give the latest
intelligence by this days post.
At the meeting Of the Repeal Association held on Mon
day last Mr. John O'Conne announced himself as can
date for the representation of Dublin the repeal
and required that he should be returned free
OF EXPENSE he also stated that he would allow himself
to be nominated for Kilkenny in the event Of of
in Dublin Here his defeat Is almost certain the
conservatives being supposed already to have MAORI
and Mr. J. O'Conne is supported only by section of
the repeal party the Irish Confederation having pub
shed resolution not to vote for him. inasmuch as he
is devoted to English ministry, and that an Irish
who processes repeal principles yet asss
the British government to rule this island in the only
way they have ruled 1t, viz: by corruption Of an
autrepea.sr Of the most dangerous nsdious kind
In the Corporation, at election held there on FRI
day last, Mr. jeremiah Dune elected Lord Mayor
Mr. earn Duffy, the talented editor and proprietor Of
the Nation, that occasion expressed opinion that
they should elect Alderman Kinshan next Lord Mayor;
that such course he being conservative would tend
to promote the Of repeal and would do away with
the mpuaton that they kept all political power In and
The Irish Council held its usual weekly meeting on
Tuesday, II: G. Bowen, Esq High Sheriff of Queens
county in the chair Sub committees to overlook and
direct the working of Irish fisheries the poor law
appointed and other Important business
acted
The stated half yearly meeting of the Irish Mining
Company held on Friday last at 80, Lower Ormond
Quay From the state Of their affairs seemed advisa-
BILE that for the present dividend should
it mentioned that the Knockmatron mines were
rated for the poor law at 10000 pounds reduced APP
peal to 5000 By the practice in Engsndi 1t would not
The second reading OF the loan OF f6e0O00 to Irish
railways notwithstanding addresses anticpatory has
the Irish bills awaiting third reading previous to OBJ
aining the royal assent the Cork and Bandon Black
rock and Passage, the Dublin Gas Consumers Company
the Midland Great Western the Newry and Ennskiien
| and Waterford, wexford and Dublin railway bills
Government have granted n pension Of f3OO a wear
to Father Mathew the distinguished apostle of tempe
rance.
From the accounts Of receipts published by the Gene
raj Relief Committee In this mornings paper It appears
that E5424 have been contributed by the United States
besides immense stores Of provisions
MIR. MacTarish stated by the Evening Packet to be
connection of Lord Morpeh occupied the chair of the
Repeal Association Monday, contributed f5 and is
put in nomination for Duudalk from which young Dan
OConnell retires; Mr. Met is said to be
Of Of the sgners declaration of American hide
pendence.
Lord Lucan, last week in Dublin, prosecuted
- Cavendish, Esq, proprietor Of the Castelar, Tee-
graph, for libel rejecting his conduct as q landlord
verdict was given by the Dublin jury in favor of the
defendant, remarkable sign Of the times Dr. Power
candidate for Cork is in majority over his oppo-
nent Mr. Leader, by the last accounts Old and Young
Ireland Reporters have combined in supporting the
former gentleman, whose return Is certain We have
four Up for the University and very active
and Hamilton, the sitting members, and Napier the
eminent Queens Counsel and McCullagh, the famous
The crops still wearing the favorable appear
ance rs In my last and the weather most delightful
Potatoes selling commonly in town and country the
lowest I'd per ID. At Trieste prices are declining
From Naples mention is made of the harvest promising
in general and the Continent send the same accounts
Some Indian corn, heated In the customs sold at
lis. per Or, for which 26s: offered its arrival
Smthfed Cattle Market, July lst the highest price for
beef Sos per cwt., los of the preceding week
Bacon promises to maintain its price better than any
article in the market Wicklow bacon from o6s to 72s
per cwt.; hams SIS to 60s American bacon 66s do
hams 5ss to COS. Rice had declined % to 49, Der cwt
Fever still prevails as violent as ever in Belfast XII
| kenny, sc. The Dublin fever hospitals are full Of
PATIENTS yet 1t to excite alarm in the city
The Lord Lieutenant has ordered every article
Irish manufacture for the of the court The exhbi
ton held this week reflected highly the skill of Dub
lin manufacturer and all classes at length deter
mined afford them support There present two
| millions nine hundred thousand persons receiving
raons at the public expense under the out door relief
system now in operation In this country. The Dublin
Onirersy Magazine Of last month quotes Sir Robert
Kane stating that between August lss2 aud April
IA AS 1913 Of land, liable to be OVERLOADED were
reclaimed ut n cost Of e. l3s. 81. per
Our principal theatre still remains closed. The
Queens theatre under the management sf MIR Prosser
draws full houses Mr.. Davidge is performing with
10 fashion. Religious feelings tend TO effect this This
irregular letter. but anxious by the last post
France
Pans, July !, Isl7
EDITOR or New YonK HERALD -
There Is common saying that whom rogues fall out
honest get their Tbs quarrel which took place
some months since between the cabinet Of NJ Cuixot
and that section Of the chambers known by the name
the young has been followed by appalling
discoveries ofoorrupon and malversaon In high pla
and in regions where the very was
to be redoent Of integrity alluded this In my
but since then great facts" the Imes calls such
things, have taken place You already know that NJ
Emile de Grardn the chief editor and proprietor Of the
Paris journal called La Press, and who being deputy
Of the leaders Of the young conservatives in the
chamber having quarrsled with NJ. Guzot forthwith
denounced the ministry in his journal for converting
their official patronage into marketable commodity
and using the pecunary produce Of this trac for the
purpose Of prostituting the daily press The Chamber
Of called ~ de Girardn before Il to for the
contempt committed in saying that reerages sold
On the aedged offender presenting himself at their bar
he showed that far from insulting the reers he
their protector and riend that he In fact sup
porting their dignity when he exposed to public indig-
nation the attempt made to lower their consideration by
Offering seats In the house TO any that could AZ
ford to pay market price for them. lie declared that
his charges directed not against the Peers, bat
against the Ministry; and instead retracting those
charges, he reproduced them, declaring that he
ready to them at the bar Of court OF Justice
The result Of all this that NJ. de tirardn on
triumphant being acquitted Of all offence; 20 speak
more correctly the charge against him being dismissed
as groundiess, by an immense majority.
All this followed, of by general expecta
tion that the cabinet would either vindcse itself by
prosecuting NJ de 0irardin ~ libel. " resigning-
1t as yet however done neither OF these things
The general tendency Of the policy pursued BY the
French government continues 10 BIO reactionary that
10 reverse In all respects Of that which led 10 the
revolution Of July. Thus In Spain, French diplomacy
opposed to the liberal party IL Ia the In Swift
zerland where the Frsnch ambassador seconds Austria
and opposes the liberal Of the csntons AT
Rome and In other pArta Of italy,