New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

Foreign Items.

The MANUFACTURE BY THE SIDE or THE FARNER.-
The Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland has delivered lecture be-
fore the Royal Dublin Society, which TIE Nation thus
quotes and comments on
We complain precisely Of the fact with which Lord cla
rendOn would comfort us. We do Mt want our sgrcuu-
raj produce 10 20 out Of Ireland The lecturer says
THE explorations Of cattle and from this country
TO England all aware, have increased Of late In
ratio they have stimulated the manuia eture Of Eng
lapd by chespenng the provisions Of artisans Pro
visions much component part OF manufactures az
the cotton silk aud wool Of which those manufactures
composed the Of the worsmen employed in their
production
Yes Lord Lecturer and the slaves who raise the corn
and cattle" in Ireland "to stimulate the manufactures Of
England" In just bad condition as the slaves that
grow the cotton the silk for purpose in the United
states aud Brazil We want to keep the corn and cattle
al hoe and but way 10 do and that Is by
srdng land with manufactures Then every factory
would be garrison every artisan guAdsman and eVery
overseer officer, 10 keep the of life within the
island Ireland very numerous and poor people ply
scsy and essentially divided from your country, which Is
England. We have preached and mean TO preach TO this
people, mutual "custom" and mutual support. You
preach another doctrine for yOu Of another nation,
which has other interests and other duties
The WAY IN WHICH FRENCH WINE IS MADE-M. La
ande Secretary OF the Free Trade Association OF Bordeaux
communicates 10 last Saturdays Bc0Rsmla the following
Wine Is made in very simple and cheap manner.
shall mention the simplest which BY manpersons is also
considered the best When the grapes ripe they are
gathered and placed either with or without the stalks IN
large watts where they erment during few days-frOm
eight sfeen At the end Of that period, and when
great fermentation has taken place and ceased the vine Is
entirely in the lower part Of the vat the other parts Of
the grape are the top Of it, The wine is drawn from
the and placed In casks There 1t must be allowed
to remain for some time without being disturbed.
After three four months have elapsed, even before.
very often, immense quantities begin 70 be consumed by
the working classes In country and by lar the greater
proportion OF years growth thus consumed during the
twelve following months But wines 10 be consumed by
the middle and rich classes. must be kept In cellars for
several years (om 10 years. In casks, and require
other than be drawn twice ayeAr from the
casks order TO separate the vine from the dres When
by simple process and after Sertzn time, wine has
become sufficiently old, its drawn from the casks and pat
In bottles The longer French wine remsns In the bottle
the better IS Its quality is thereby improved TO an ex
traortinary degree.
The DIsISTEcIISG PRocEss "A report was brought on
Saturday against the Mayeb0ns yestry from the sanitary
committee with % the subject OF dsniecting
huts referred 10 them. IL stated that there were iour
compounds submitted 10 them viz chloride OF lime, Sir
W. Burneits liquid. which Is chloride Of Ledoyen's,
which nitrate OF lead and Mr.. Elermans, consisting Of
preparation OF iron The COMMITTEES were Of opinion,
from the tests applied that Mr.. Elermans hui was ST.
peror to either OF the Others possessing as does greater
powers OF destroying offensive smell, and, a. the same
time not interfering with the efficacy OF soil a. manure.
The committee could no; recommend an adoption either
upon late scale considering that the remedy which
dame most strictly within the province Of public board
was plentiful supply OF pure water for cleansing The
drains, and thus preventing the accumulation Of NTH
London Chronicle.
mep there Will be abundant work for Il 20 DO
Measures for Ireland give the tenant security IN his
holding and the profit Of bis Improvements and the land
lord security his the peaceful re-occupaOn OF
his land Sanitary measures which must be pat IN force
at once ever city and town that hth want o. ven
GauoH. burial IN towns, and want Of water may no lon
ger have IFS weekly thousands 81 victims.
Repeal OF the Navigation Laws, that al ships may
come and 20 on like with all produce, 70 and from
all countries Abolition OF the Game Laws, nat the lives
and characters OF men may Mt BE- held more chevPy than
hares and pheassnts Abolition OF the Punishment Of
Death hat we may longer bruaize nulttudes, and
make life little thought OF by the exhibition Of murder 90
the scaol punish murder by the side Reform Of
our Criminal Code, mat the lAw mas be smphet aud
court Of appeal established: Inquiry into the whole sys
tenn OF Income ana Expenditure that there may be no
waste IN collection and We may not DC ferpeiu7y sac
dled with the cost Of time Of long and settled
peace. iLonuou mercury hee- -
FxrcRrrvI ISrlux or EvicTED COrrrx PAuFrzs.-
The humane work Of determination appears 10 be right
vigorously carried present the north western DIS
ic,s Of this county. For the past week the town has
been literally Inundated with tide Of rural psuper.srn.
The streets are svarnng with these Wrslched oles's
whounGte procure admission 70 tue trone
the doors Of the Inhabitants demanding morse OF Iop 70
save them from per.shing. That portion o. Con1en2ra
within the limits OF the union. has been the tneater OF lbs
uiQuiiO1s clearance ard almost every Island on ne
has contributed It's contingent 10 The vast mass Of
expelled pauPersso vast that would require smother
workholse nearly large present % s1Ort Tie
poor ssylum. Early the week no; less than
eleven boats fu OF these wrctchet creatures were
landed Qusys and every Gay since numbers others
have been drafted In on cars Galway QreAnc) Nintr.
Groxss CossE AT GLASGOW ATHEsErx sonEE-" We
have made more progress, morally, economically and IN
eectusv in ten years. than our toref2hers century
II has been nv fortune snee hrs APPEARED In Glasgow,
70 have visited many nations Of oe erin AID become
acquainted with some CT thcir best spirits and
isaing reu and an happy 10 say that the conviction
,s, IRIS world IS founded the whole on moral prne-
les Ara that Man has q moral Destiny before him Is
gaining sround wherever have been ana iax lne uss
Of know edge IS the aim Of al The countries Of hIOPe AM
also the United States Of Amercs
uFssr FiEIDfSG a correspondent Of Do.5as yeTTe..s
gsrpaner says- may not be generally known % me
public hat in a humble LOCKING In the western s.o-os y
London ohsoare and unknown resides the sranlson "a
legitimate offspring Of the author q Tom Jones' n
present descendant 10 about so years q age az -os'
with the prsige Of 50 great rane sni noi without a.
eni believe wholly unknown 10 ne l.te'Al "0'is
lie h harplly provided with NAL Laesps1dsnss"