New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

New Orleans. Mexico, &c. GA tue "a mss Amni
the passengers vas ~. chsiley, the new French
ConsulGeneral Tor Honduras
ireland.
Tue most interesting fact M REGARD % this co1n-
try Is. perhaps the following rcscnpt from Rome IN
relation u the alleged denunciatious by the Clergy
from the altar
The svbif1 Er,aia5 PIT Of tie 5lh u'i .sys The io-
loving Il Important comm uaic4iioEissuei A. VII e
sea. BY the Command Of Pope llls IN-nAa been re-
oelvet from Tie Eternal CITY:
C,,err Aadr-,i b. i.s HOLY .sras v not al, Of
tas C.iLshe Prsiaiss Of lreLp.f
ID" Nor lLLUsIRioys ASD EEfEEESp LoSp Lhsts
ports now for some months circulated By the Ensish
ueSspaPersi concerning The ponncA party 't,es a
which eecl-.astict have allowed themselves y %
carried away. and the deseeraon made Of some OF we
lnsh churches fol the purpose Of aiding and pIom3uns
secular e'neetns-uay more, ne reports ~h.en use'
reached Is relative . ne murders wn.se. We are ~
f.rmsd frequent and BY reason Of which 'ne cefy
have been stigmAusec and some Of them ehaf.ea W.
imprudsnce and a. giving indirect prOvocson from no
rur or A. least extenusing the guilt Of these MURDER
these eporis surely awaken The 'oeituas OF the "a
mi, sacred Congregation sannot bTiuE Itself 80 De-
evs that such reports extensively n0ised abroad can
be true; nor 70 believe that cccesacl have forgot
that the church Of God should he the house Of prayer
not cf secular the meeting place Of politicians
neither can the Sacred Con bellows That ecciesas
tcs nav. ceased 70 recoect that thew the ministers
Of psscs dsper.,rs Of the myssriss q Gcd-aen "a1
.bou 81 mol nvove themselves 10 worldly concerns-iu
gcrt men ~ho should abhor blood and vengeance. Never
the this Sacred Congregson deems 10 its duty 10 re-
qure ti.fetory and speedy information concerning 81
these matters that may know what importance shond
sffach the Aforementioned dsinnatory reports mere
fore, A. th, sussssron q his Holiness have ceemea
NV duty 20 forward this letter your oroshiP praying
you satisfy this nos, easousbs soctgde OF the sacred
Conversations and meantime 70 exncis you 10 aim9nlsh
the celsY that seeking the things which are o. Jesus
Christ, thew seiulousy apply themselves 20 watch ovsr
tbs ,plritns Interests Of the people and N nowse NIX
themselves up with worldly AZ fs' order bat their min
itry AZ not BE- iato csrputs and thos who are
ssAes them may not hsve whsrewith 70 charge them
~ pray God long 70 pres-Tvs your lofdshp ...,
e. j. Pa. CARD. FRaSsoSL''
In regard to this documen, DR.. OHIGGjss, K. c.
Bishop of Ardagh, mas addressed letter to Dr.
CRoLLY the Catholic Prims,e Of Ireland from which
we take the following extracts
~ tnink the Cardinal should be informed that, uuder
The ess right the BODY OF tho lsndlSrs q Ire
land literally starving tho poor, and doing 50 without
single rom OR Lord Lieutenant or his
employ or, Lord John Russell.
FOR my own part, have Tor the last two years cou-
sautly gone through the most sfrcted portions OF ts
diocese preaching patience and resignation TO my perse'
cutad sud hafsarvej people, and my reward - 70 DC 1T
VOWED IN common with NY brethren, In the Infamous
caumnies that heaped on our heads Our |leeroy'
too has proclaimed portions Of the diocese as nee rom
asrsran ousge tho streets OF London; and yei ne
himself friend and protector The people are
dying every where from cold and hunger and stl ne re-
fuses - apply favor the laws on me other means
his disposal Were Rome 20 know (snd please Goa 'ne
shall know Bow are prosecuted, she would LOOK on
our fOrhearAnoe almost as miraculous
A, for nv priests they never directly or Indirectly de-
noUnced any landlord or other citizen rom tnef stss
nor have they this been accused VI doing so Ihsr
lcks are patient and respet, with death staring them
In the face and neither they nor myself sh ever seek
redress EXCEPT by those peaceful and constitutional meaus
which every su jet Of the empire mas an lnAehspie
and uudsubied right
"Fmsly say. let effective means 10 taken TO enishen
Rome on every detail Of ibis nomous ant-nauonal and
anti Aholc conspiracy and the enemies 10 our creed
and Of our race Will humbled. aud s0ns little justice
I done to poor illuminated and perseeaed Ireland
/ The REPEAL AssooIArIoN.-Tho weekly meet
I ing of this body. on Monday, was bat thinly at
tended A long letter was read from Mr.. john
O'Connell dated London. Feb 4, announcing mat
/ his Repeal motion is fixed Tor the l7Lh instant IA
/ the House Of Commons, but msy be postponed tlil
/ March b. secure a better attendance OF members
! He recommends the Association to issue an sd.
dress in favor OF Irish manufactures, aud to SEND
/ Mr. Ray Oh a mission for the better organization
/ Of the Repeal agitation. Abiding % the TWO
nights discussion on the West Indian question no
describes the mocking and cruelty lslaclous re'
source OF the Poor Laws a. utterly inefficient nnts
that If " ADEQUATE and due relief be not speedily
obtained from England. the result will be unlver-
sal run-and says that the restoration OF the irish
/ Parliament can alone save the country rom the
/ terrible evils of bloody and most criminal lnternsl
| convulsion. desoiating aud all destroying foreign
| Invasion The rent for the week was Los i's od :
! the previous week was 4l67 IS al.
The CONFEDERATION. The dssensons in the
/ Irish Confederation have terminated IN an open
/ rupture. At meeting on the I'd inst Mr. ;.
/ o Brien submitted striug Of resolutions condem-
/ natory of the dangerous doctrines prOpOunded by
/ Mr. Mitchell and announcing not only his own de.
| termination, but that OF Messrs Shea Laor ana
! other influential members, 70 withdraw rom the
Confederation If they were not at once repqdlated
/ aud disclaimed authortatiyely. Messrs. Mitchell
and Reilly put forward Ill amendment to the effect
that the opinions held by members of the Conied,
| Grafton az individuals ought not 10 be lnteriered
| with by the collective body. The discussion was
most animated one, and lasted three nights, al
/ the end Of which tune division was called Tor
when Mr. MitchelIs amendment was rejected by
majority OF 40.
THE SPECIAL CoMMIssios.-This body has ad.
iourned, after having passed the most severe sen
fences upon all the prisoners whose guilt has been
proved Upward Of fifty were convicted OF agrsrian
/ outrages, and the sentence OF death passed on
no fewer than sixteen, who were guilty of muir
| der Two Of these were executed on the 7th ult,
/ il was hoped that the others might not be put TO
death. Still however, the coalition OF the country
is little better than before the trials Tipperary has
again been the scene OF irightiul murders, as well
/ as Letrim.
a desperate thst - Ntp'ttSH NHNAS "~'%'f~ -
/ the Peace. Mr.. Waldron armed his retainers 10
resist the execution OF 4 law process issued by one
/ OF the superior courts The coroner advanced with
! the police force at his back the gate was Closed
/ the coroner demanded admission, bat was peremp.
torily refused. Mr. WadroD stating that he bad
but one life was old man, and valued Il little
Crowbars being applied TO the gate, " aldron
fred and wounded one OF the men severely tire
ARRAY became general aud no fewer than twelve or
fifteen shots were exchanged. Mr. Wadron re-
ceived ball 10 tue forehead, fell liteless to the
ground aud several persons on both SIDES were
/ wounded As another instance OF the hardened
| rofbanism which exists among the wretcaes VINO
have been admitted ss apProvers one Garsgnan
on his cross examinstlon, said he had agreed TO
murder Mr. Bailey because DAILY and Conner, who
had sed him to do il rea tsd TO him. Then
said the counsel for the prisoners, Il suppose
you'd murder me If they had asked you BY
God | would was his reply.
Tsy RfsBos CoSsPIRAcY.-The Derry Scnfiaef,
an Orange paper states that recently the CIoshan
constabalary succeeded In capturing seven men,
charged with being members Of Ribbon lodge
and with being concerned In cutting on inc tongue
OF Patrick Doherty, late bailif ON Sir { styles
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