The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-05
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News has Just reached of the death Of the
King OF Denmark, Christian XVIII.
Speaking Of Prince Albert, a rumor IS abroad
Of his ,boriug at present in consumption, and
ola celebrated physician having, in consequence,
been sent for to the continent. The Times pro-
nounces this, and other rumors of a 'couTt' IN
terest, ''mere gossip" 1t is possible the story
may have been mooted to excite the sympathy
of the rate payers of Windsor, who complain
loudly of the nonpayment of his highness's por-
ton Of poer-rates, and amongst whom, owing TO
his niggardly disposition, he IS about as great
favorite as is Baron Rothschild with the bench
Poor Rothschild! he is another of the Pre-
mier's stumbling blocks. There is yet a doubt
that, notwithstanding all the enlightenment OF
the nineteenth century, their mitred l9rdshlps
Will decide the question of the removal OF the
Jewish disabilities in the Upper House, by re-
jecting The measure introduced by the Premier,
IN which case we Will hkeiy nave general
election.
Bishops in general are. meddling class of
people, and if there be heights, rather depths,
in their oficiousness, John of Tuam has decl-
the "doye of Ellhin" OR. Brown, the "ra;
ven Of Berry" CDR. Mag inn), the g lamb OF
Meath Dr Cantwelll, him Of Ardagh Or
Higgins), Archdeacon Laffan, Father McDer-
himself, by long chalk And il at any time
more than another, II is impossible tor Herod TO
out Herod himself, "thc lion of the fold of Ju-
dab " has done. so in his reply TO Lord Shrews-
v. IL
Weekly Freeman, and for biting irony. elo-
quence, laundering, and almost excommunl,,
catory FOUNDATIONS, Is as yet unsurpassed
even by the choicest of his Grace's former pro-
the one alluded to in the Eari's letters; and lest
the growl of the hierarchcal animal should not
cause speedy enough retreat of the noble ranger
back to his Alton Towers, whole posses OF the
minor whelps and cubs have rushed from the
demesnes of Westport, Boyle, Claremorris and
Killala, and are eagerly shutting the air IN the
expectation OF the game, part OF which, how
ever, no doubt, will be claimed by John, OF Con-
yeplng
Johns cat call would nc doubt have been much
louder, had not his parental affection stronger
and more paramount demand on his attention.
lon'' the Mayor of Dublin-the Mayor OF repeal
Dublin-the repeal Mayor of repeal Dublin-at
his inauguration dinner, at which were present
the" alien" VicerOy of the island and all the
ing' honors he that night sustained, to the Lioe-
rator, neglected to give his ben etactor's memory.
Such an emission was objectionable; and his
lordship came in for some severe csstigatioas
ration |; however, he has redeemed his con-
duct with the Corporation, to certain extent,
by apologiZing, on the score of accidental
omission and hve pounds r. WI settle tne
Some of his lordship's friends, however, indus
creetly limited that at the last civic feast, Mr. o.
Connell's health had been omitted This was
more than the Ex- Mayor, Mr.. Stanton, could
have been expected to endure, and he therefore
gave it fiat contradiction. Had it not been tor
this cooquy, the world would have remained IN
ignorance of this facial important though 1t
be-for Michael is one OF those retiring men who
betimes
'Do good by STEALTH and blush to ind It fame.n
However, as it was, the discussion was useful
on two grounds In the first instance, the cxpla-
nation afforded by Mr.. Stanton gave him great
l. H. H. &c lnIn
tors of his ward, and also on the support OF the
subscribers to the Register and in the second In
stance, 1t furnished John O'Connell with at least
one TOPIC wherewithto diversity the Interest. and
the associa ton. Had it not been that the sub
ject opportunely turned up, he would have again
felt the renewal of his old complaint.
"a want of occupation is not rest
mind quite can't Is . mind distrsssd."
John, by the by, is about to give holiday to
England, having been invited by Count Mon
talembert to dinner in Paris, on the occa-
sion of the Grafton to his fathers memory, In
February The rent for each OF the late weeks
in the association has been above E100.
The next steamer will probably bring you
new importation from this country-a complete
rara aris-a united freshman. This singular pro-
ductlon is otfshoot from the Nation, but differs
from branches IN general, inasmuch as It's roots
will strike deeper in the soil than the parent
stem. Seriously, the young Irelanders mean
something when they fall out amongst them
selves. There are no bottles OF smoke with
tuem they have spice of the Scotch IN them,
(pardon the comparison to " allens.D John
Mitchell and Devin Reilly have not yet parted
company with Gavan Duffy; They are deter
mined to act cOtemporaneousy with him In the
field of repeal, and feeling that the Nation is lag
glng in the good work, they have put a shoulder
TO the wheel, which receives its new lmpctus on
Saturday week. The United b'ishman is to be
a thorough ultra ysical- stake,
repeal GO he journal, advocating the right OF
every man TO carry arms, and also 10 know how
and when to use them. Alphabet Smith, were he
now attorney general, would have work cut out
for him, and the castle gates would probably re-
ceive their oil for her purposes than permitting
carriages and Wallets to pass backwards and Tor
wards without ceasing, as they did on Wednes-
day last. We are truly anomalous beings! Who
would imagine that yon
"vain man, dressed In little brief authority"
who tonight mingles, It may be, In the may
dance, and enjoys himself and dispenses pleasure
all around him, woulu be found next morning, as
if the night scenes had been dreams, dispensing
warrants of death, and hurryipg fellow mortals,
presence of that Maker before whom he may, at
no distant period, perhaps as soon as they, be
called upon In judgment! Yet SO 1t Is; and
whether the Viceroy OF Ireland has actually
despatched the warrants or no, certain 1t Is,
eleven unfortunate men have been left for execn-
ton by the judges at the commissions at Ennis
and Limerick, while above thirty have b EN-
transported. And this has been the entlrc
POSITIVE 1rultS resulting HoIu tudt SiVils VI
lament in November and Dece mber, which had
been looked forward to with much anxiety by
those who naturally expected that, whilst the
political rights of Jews were insisted on, the In
allenable night of Christian subjects and fellow
men to support from the soil they lived or
starved upon, would not be forgotten. The
negative results arising from that part OF me
session already past, is seen IN the agitation tor
an adjustment of the law between landlord and
enant, which is still being greatly agitated
throughout Ireland, and in the horrllylng and
death, filling the journals of the south and west
The government have done, Will do. nothing;
and severe as were the suherings of the past,
Notwithstanding the liberality OF America and
England, and gtoomy the "reminiscences OF those
sutferings, believe there Is yet greater trial to
come and that no effort will be put forth to stay
the avenger, until, perhaps, the dread OF conta,
gion, which will spare nor rich nor poor, VIII