New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19


mind shrevd, clever, quick sighted lawyer he saw
that il would prove far better Investment Of these
qualities to transfer them to the political arena from
that Of clients ures and JUICES vouble s'tuie, reeE
les. utterly regardless Of truth insensble to the dis
honor Of detected falsehood repeating today snd To-
morrow. and for weeks and months and years the
constantly refuted fabrication which served bis purpose
coarse sndviruleui IN hi. cslumnies upon every man
high or low whom be could not make hiI tool-ziiied
with grest power. Of low humor and vulgar POPULARITY
AWAY. seeking hi. ends By whatever were most
likely to attain them provided they unattended
with danger to him.efhe jas, the to run the
career be did"
His son John oeonnen Is appointed successor TO bis
father In the repeal camp BY the Repeal A''oeiauon-
It 10 supposed however that the Young Ireland party
under Smith oBren, will now prepare for vigorous
and bold campaign With regard to the future des'-
MES Of Ireland the Spseat07 in article upon ocon-
nelrs death. says:
.His sbsence from Ireland may at first favour some
dsordery tendencies since hi. acted not only 10
some degree 20 repress the blind turbulence OF tne
common people. bat also as check upon the more
ambitions though not less eEirsvagant enterprises OF
me rebel. on theory Dlbn unOppOsed By the name
Of OCounel the young ireland party may yet rusn 10
where he feared 20 tread ana occasion some trouble ~
the yndicaton Of constituted authority For that oil
course Government will be prepared 10 il not prooa
bic that The immediate representatives, Of OConneil
will be lee. trscabe than they have proved 10 the last
months Of bis existence and a. 10 the nnRieaoers o.
mrbuence--h hose who may be watching Tor al oppor'
unity of rebellion 1t will be very alarming If they
distinctly show themselves
The Chancellor Of the Excheouer made statement
on Monday evening In the House Of Commons relative
10 the expense of the relief In Ireland. He
said that a27O0O00 had been expended upon the pub
lie works and this called forth remarks from some mem
bers who comp aimed that the roads were not wanted
and that the money was wasted. The new system OF
local Relief Committees referred to, By which food
IL distributed 10 the destitute The number OF rsuon'
given out daily s 235 OO0 and the cost Of each ration
is Pad This makes the daily expense about AZ3OOO'
and the annual Of outdoor relief by means Of soup
kitchens 10 over eight millions sterling England must
pay this tax in addition 10 her other enormous taxes
Th. the cause Of general Dissatisfaction In and out OF
Parliament 1t is well known that England must con
tnue TO support the poor Of Irelsndths the cal be
for ten millions sterling this year, 1t msy be for twenty
millions next year. The forthcoming harvest will not
relieve the starving peasants Of Ireland for they have
been too poor 70 save seed and III 10 plant IT, If they
had saved H. The soup kitchen psupers have no land
scarcely home-scsrcely strength TO leave that home
IL has been foretod that few months will make Il psin
enough that this fnghul phenomenon of of Irish pau
perism will survive both q harvest and the Premier
new Poor.lsw.
Accounts from Ireland and some parts Of England
state thai, the potato disease has sgsn made ts sppear
snce the symptoms being too unequlvocs to admit oil
any dispute This Is considered very grave and Sc
rious matter which may yet exercise most important
influence on the future state Of the money market
The Parliamentary ntellgencer Of late has possessed
very little interest The Session is rapidly drawing 70
close; meanwhile active preparations are being made
for the forthcoming General Election
The literature Of the past fortnight IL quite unimpor
tsnt This is not the publishing season nevertheless
Prescotts work has made sensation. The Euro
pean Journal s,ys
"Mr Prescott's new work. recently published by Mr.
Bentley, entitled The Conquest OF Peru" has met with
rapid sale and although the first edition consisted OF
thousand copies another edition 10 likely very soon
10 be called for II generally admitted by critics tna
in modern times historian has produced three such
admirable historical works AZ Mr.. Prescott lhe
History of Mexico" The History OF the Reign of Fer
dinand and Isabella" and his Conquest OF Peru are
all enjoying wide and richly deserved popularity
Ia recent letter mentioned ihs, Messrs Wiley and
Putnam the American booksellers and publishers, had
been attacked by Leigh Hunt in his series OF papers in
the London alias, aud also by an anonymous writer In
the Times These writer's reprmsnded the American
publishers for reprintug the works Of English suthors
Mr. Putnam replied IN spirited manner 10 these st
tacks and showed that whether the works reprint
ed or not It could not in either effect the pocket OF
the English author. lie also showed that the several
London publishers reprinted American works. Mr. Pot
nam called these gentlemen Zoe Fsgns OF letters and
very respectable denlers in stolen goods these sp
pesiions annoyed the very respectable Mr.. Bentley
of New Burlingtonst and be sent reply % Mr.. Put
n-ms letter. which appeared In the Times othe 18th ut
He says that II is due himself that he has had
the honor to be connected for many years with most Of
the eminent American writers. and during that inter
course he has paid them for their copyrights in England
considerable sums but be cannot divuge conhden
ta arrangements with individuals he 1t will be
deemed quite sufficient in order TO rebut Mr. Putnsms
"impudent accusation to state, that between fourteen
and fifteen thousand pounds have been paid by him to
three Amer,oan authors alone
The European Times of Liverpool IL about to have a
contemporary London follow it through the United
States new paper. called the " European Journal"
under the sole editorial direction Of Mr. Peabody for
merry of Boston IL about 10 be published regularly
every fortnight and circulated exclusively America
Ii 4. Intended 10 impsr the valuable and interest
ing European news 10 the people OF the United States
In a clear and complete form, al chesp rate. speei
men number has been prepared for the steamer which
will leave Liverpool tomorrow. II contains most
elaborate and faithful account OF Mr. OCOnnells last
moments and lengthy memoir Of the Lberstor. be-
side the general of the day snd reports OF the
Corn. Cotton Money and other Markets Ten thousand
copies Of this specimen number have been sent to
America II will be sold for l2. cents. O.
Appeals Court.
The returns though varying little IN different
journals show that over 2s4 900 votes have been