The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

Steamer, the Montrose. were not exn.s,.a q, -...h
Iuss . until h WIN ssrys mSeh
Daniel O'Conuel had reached Ho.e Mrabesu .ris en-
to e s.s
August Tbs Catholic Cemeteries Com alta. have
issued notice that the ob'eqaiss viii tax, !ses about
the 9Th, 40 Parliament dissolved on Friday last
and the elections 1t Is stated cannot TAXA pa,s earlier
than the 10TH nor later than the 18th 81, matters
sufficiently well time1 sut conhrm thu aaticpa-
tons formerly expressed that the fi,ers Ceremonies
were deferred until they could be made 20 tsl With
Milsy and Mr. d. O'conno at Rome until the departure
Of the Montrose now sufhcienty explsaed By the
reached Dublin about the 18th soon The ostrich
hides Its head, and thinks it9 whole body b coucssed
xss msn .
eregret to have to anoounce the demise, IN 1s ost
year OF his age of the oConnor Don one of her esys
Lords OF the Treasury and for is member Tor Ros
COMMON on the liberal interest though ofate bis votes
were said to DO nsutrassd directed BY tbs accept
his residence, Pail Mall London
The Irish confederation engaged in foun ling 10 II
clubs for the more perfect extension and reorganization
Of their body Their next public meeting takes piacs
on to morrow the 27th to report progress &c Dusng
the interval Of the public sttings OF the Irish Couoci
the sub committees employed weekly in accunuIat
Ing Information as to the amount Of food G,d
statistics aud of employment for the people Sc,
by circulars addressed to Poor Law guardians msgis
rates manufacturers and other competent authorities
This Of matter will be prepared fer and submitted
to the Council in September when the time for
quent exertion will have arrived
Active preparations for the elections going In
all quarters The representation of Dundalk between
Mr. Carroll McTavish and MIR. Toney McC ulogh, 10
toms Of the moral force doctrine which, mutato onane
plain men persevere calling mob violence have been
already manifested there The Dundaik paper states
that the Of Mr. Nice uogh has interrupted
by the most incorporate means, that the Rev DR..
Cayne parish priest of the district by public letters
feels called to reprobate the pursued and
In reference 10 its nstgators writes describing them
mercenary placement who tarnish the Irish character,
and profane religion and again. reckless and ch&rac
teress individuals whom decent people avoid walk
Ing nuisances and shun as moral plaques In Cork
CITY, MI Pagan, proprietor Of the Cork Southern hs
porter, stands forward Repeal principles plsdgsd
Independence Of any British ministry, an advocate for
which he is supported. Napier and HaGson are OK.
peCted to be returned for the Dublin University Record
many Of the electors. In westmeath, MIR Msgan,
gentleman connected with the burning Of idiot boy,
ret some years since ia recommended ny
not yet arrived when purity Of principle and oonduct
independence and nationality viii become generally the
characteristic Of the times No teaching however up
right no lesson however severe, becomes Immediately
eiectuai to change people, for long time differently
disposed but your correspondent must cease 70 mora.
ize, aud proceed to give epitome Of the events IN
With respect to the result Of the elections gem
orally the Observer states that calculated that tho
liberal party will obtain accession OF less than
eighty seats in the coming elections increase that
will give to the govern ent OF Lord John good work
ing majority in the Parliament Sir Robert Peel
has issued address to the electors Of Tamworth In
which he dwels upon the payment Of fixed sum, With
sanction of Parliament to the minister of religious
creednot being that of the State not being tants
doctrines which that minister nay bach, and
being subvcrsive of the prilcipe OF established
church This is supposed be fselsr, and ind,cs-
ton of future policy Iu truth conduct Sir Robt
Peel may nnd al apt illustration by recurrence to his
former favoiite sliding scale His politics shift with
circumstances But some suppose that he VIII, st
length settle down 10 the minimum Of nxed protective
duty, 4 e. Radcalism, though, perhaps, tho oreum-
| development Of adaptative power.
Eight Roman Catholic bishops trustees Of Maynooth,
Sir Robert Peel Is supposed to considerable item
in the subjects Of consideration, and effective opPo-
Is that II proposed II will be by other and
more substantial adjuncts, which may edsct change
There is to b great in I,ppe.ry rhs miaas Of
people are becoming every day directed to the con-
S %.s h The
grand jury that this grand jury being convinced that
10 tn. prsssn. Distressing state Of Ireland il is Of ths
utmost Importance to make every effort for the cnoour
asement OF Irish manufactures recomms nd the OF
| articles Of Irish manufacture in al institutions
with convenience and eoono%y Isl ssnsS By smith
OBrien, foreman. This resolution is but an eubodi.
nent OF the feeling at present existing and every day
becoming more widely dused through the country, u
the necessity for the encouragement and OF articles
The committee Of the Royal Dublin Society have pub
sh-d their report the late exhibition Of irish manu-
n AZ wh,n proved az shsX state that our :rsns
city Of character to enable them only breas. mis
fortune but to rise above It, and to produce specimens
Of native manufacture superior in number variety
and merit, to those which have been exhibited any
former occasion In reference to the facilities that sx
two railway bills have passed this session one
making line from Killarny to Valencia, thus coDp,s
ting the line from Dublin to the most westerly point Of
Europe tho other for making line from Athlons "
Galway, thus completing the line from Dubn 70 CAL
Atlantic Either Of these great works once compstews
might calcuate with ccrtsinty, the American pack
cts having stations on our western coasts AInsriesa
merchants might have stores and warehouses there and
Ireland might become the pot Of commerce VI the
old and new world The letter concludes by requesting
the and OF Americans TO approach them nearly and
unite our country with theirs by the bonds Of reciprocal
commerce and mutual advantage.
The secretary Of the Dublin Natural History Society,"
Mr.. Andrews, has addressed letter to Admiral sir
Thomas Usher X. c. H. in which he submits concise
outline of the features resources Of the western
coasts for fishing purposes This letter Is written WITH
view to stimulate the formation Of an inchoato com
pany and affords ample data to prove the rsmuncfstye
ieturns that may be expected The Evenfns all pub
fishes two letters from sea- from Mr. Washing.
ton Hunt who proposes the loan of half million Of dol
lars for the relief Of Irish distress For ourselves We
trust that the tale Of Irish dstre now nearly pest
and that for the future, we will look to America cd
vice and assistance TO deveope extend
| our wants.
the crops, somewhat vary The Cork Consnfuton men
tons Tor certainty the appearance Of the blight In the
Petstos though In very mitigated form The Belfast
Mems Letter states that In the surrounding districts all
sorts OF agricultural produce ourishpg sp-
pearance than they have done for the as twenty years
ana 80 adversely from other quarters Fever still pre-
walls, and nearly to the extent and in the
localities stated in my The price OF all Of
pound loaf next week It is expected to be 9<d Whess
alone maintains its price from the small qosntity in the
market
the counties the local guardians and sr~nA
juries desrous transfer the raising the
Increased taxes and poor rates to paid government
ocers; pretty expressive indication Of their Opinion
M TO the difficulty OF such task The circuit Of the
assihe IS nov nearly completed The offences 81 the
several towns are OF less character than ,s.I
Limerick, alone claims for itself mclan chov pS6nI
There are sixteen 70 be tried for murder AZ the
sitting In Cork the presiding Judge was for ordns
general gaol delivery OF the poor objects Of The
offended laws The Fearless steamship IL stationed on
6tectt trad
plondered by boats from the shore
ON friday trial Of Hoidsworths patent safet, tubes
Tor lifs boats was mad. in kingtown habor They ars
composed Of what Is called vucanised India Rubbcrn
The experiment was not expected owing
| to some defect In the apparatus.
The u. frigate Macedonian reached Cork on Friday
week, after voyage OF twenty. nine days from New
York
Our theatre opened for the first time since the dim
culties Mr. Calcraf with his benefit