New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

the starving poor Of Conuauzat vii evpeni hundreds
| without one reproTinz thought Apartments have
been already engaged Tor the period Of the Queen
stay and thus II addition - the dec,itfu sPpea
Of prosperity furnished By the folly Of our people
| Dublin VII BE- enivnei BY the evanescent fash Of
.p.endor not her own. L vii Be only hectic alsh
,o-be,ure-bu, what OF that The gay appearance Of
the metropolis q famine stricken country, vi De =
theme for cou-ratulat.on and additional incentive
. do nothing Tor her Ulster, munster. ard Lenster
are 70 be favored with royal visit. but Connsught
that vast and growing graveyard, Is 70 be esche~ed
Ike a plague SUI amid Al the psgeantry and glare
that viii characterize Der reception, the style and
a. endor Of the castle the and loyalty OF tie cor
plrston the holiday trim Of the city ;hous Its Of tic
famine victims and Of the Fcions AID Traitors CT
Forryeisht vii intr1de and Ike the yelled agsre at
E-vptan feasts cast shade sthwart the JOY. In or
der 10 commemorate in drting manner her visit and
90 something that will crafty al classes. the Queen
Ia. been advised 70 make the Lord Mayor hsronet
What more could the most unreasonable desire 10
d.saHecrion stands out against that. il is immortal
Whispers OF pardon for I'll political convcts are being
buzzed ab0ui-probaty 70 insure cordial reception.
! July l2-Aud Il che receives H. Ireland vii richly
deserve any amount Of odiCm hesp"d upon her. What
an des mast the Queen and her Ministers Of
tlis country. when they venture here At such time
Tnink Of the heralds that precede her coming Mar
TN and ODogherty sailed last in the plzgue sIn
ten vessel sf,er enduring every CALLING and petty
noyance 70 which low-milded maignity could subJec,
tnem-aDd this week the four traitors sailed from
Knsstown tor Van Dieman. Land And nov, alter hsv.
in shipped or they iondly imagine, every obnox-
ious i1diviaua they come and expeci-such is their
idea Of our vondrous worthlessness-s loyal wei
come They expect that eager crowds will congregate
tina, cap. and hats viii dsrken the air, and perumed
and scentlcss handkerchefs winnow it-and that the
very breeze that bears away the loved and trusted
viii be- burdened with the cry Of Long live the
Queen l" Undoubtedly, crowds viii gsther-cunosify
tor thaiand caps may exchange owners. and throats
may become hoarse bat they will be done to order
Caicraf OF the Theatre Royal, could get up such
exhibition readily. Why not they All the worlds
A stage and the royal pageant in the streets OF Dub
in will be As real and natural on the boards.
The upper classes OF course will be demonstratiye in
their 10y atty but the peoplethey who listened in rapt
attention or cheered in uncomfortable admiration, the
lofty patriotism and iervid oloquencc Of their exied
pa,riots-w not bend the knee to Baal Ministers cal
cuate that law and law created famine, by making
away with the people have contributed 10 uproot dis
aaecton-while the recent carrying out OF the
ence against the State prisoners, inparts TO it some
thing OF a barbaric principle. II IS thought that
Her Majesty will grant amnesty to all pohu-
cal offenders and that Mitchell well As those
who left the country last week will be per
mi,ted TO expatriate themselves. We shah
II would be WISE polite and generous, but on that
account the more improbable Then the visi, it sp.
pears to b. private state will be Observed
no public business transacted consequently no dePuia
tons addresses will be receved-no means left open
the people urge the Queen TO grant an unconoiuon
Al pardon failing in that 10 make known 10 her how
deep and universal the sympathy felt for the band OF
| patriot martyrs The Dublin Corporation Is deeply
gratihed by the anticipated suspicious event and
peparng dresses and addresses be ready for every
emergency Joy, " like pervaiing spirit has taken
possession of ,hen and made them unanimous for the
time being Bythe-by, the character Of that Corpora
non may be Inferred from the fact that John Reynolds
ESQ NJ +. for Dublin, has been chosen 10 al the civic
chair in 1850 aud gratifying must be to the iamished
conederstes to find that by an electioneenng trick
worthy of him they made in manner to contrib
ute TO his The Corporation OF ,ork has not
been shsmeiully servie. Some there were indie
pendent enough to object any display OF public
oicngs, while the liberties Of the people in Abey.
ance or any xpendure OF money while thousands
perishing OF they outvoted. but what OF
that It's healthy sign.
| few days after Martin and ODoherty sailed with
Cholera as fellow passenger on board the swift
| entered Kingsiown Harbor and the 9th the four
traitors" O'Brien Mesg her, McManus and ODonOghoe
were conveyed from the Pigeon House Fort to the vessel
fitted up for them, and sailed without moments delay
for their ultimate destination True their character
% the last their thou ht for themselves but
for Ireland the poor old country" and the good old
cause" Mr. Mesgher's last words were exhOrtstion
never TO despair-never give up. Oh If they would
only bear it in mind and act to IL and remember tina
they acquire strength by striving. When taking bis
SCAT in the prison be exclaimed, II am prouder
| ma leaving ireland even thus than many who remain
hind me Mr. ODonohoo express, himself 70 the
same effect. As the most trhng thing connected with
such men is interesting. may add that Nesgner car
red with him Ossians Poems to remind him OF Ire
| and and the steamer that conveyed him and Smith
! o Bnen to the swift last year conveyed John Michel
10 the vessel that bore him to Be- rmuda. This was
mentioned Mr. Messher and he replied tb-'t Se had
promised to follow in his footsteps The dolly persons
admitted on board the sloop were Mr.. OBnens rela
uves and uncle Of Mr.. ghers, Jesuit The
parting in Richmond Prison was melancholy in
the extreme How much suffering may be compress
e into short space Of time. How impossible 1t is to
estimate the sgony Of tina, last interview, or the depth
and intensity OF that silent ID al now broods
over many heart and home II was expected mat
the prisoners would be conveyed BY rail to Kings
town, Mr.. Martin was and many were disappointed
Ia seeing them OF Others were prevented b. obsts
cle thrown in the way but one, overcoming every OBJ
stsce, sighting every fatigue, conirved 10 be present
At their embarkston board the steamer, and re-
NAMED rooted 10 the spot while glimpse OF the re
ceding vessel could be obtained. she was young
ady the sister Of Mr. McManus, and the heart shrnks
from imagining what were her feelings when losing
sight Of the trail Of smoke she turned from the desc
late beach and with tagging steps retrseed her way
homewsrd.
Their last address 10 their countrymen has been pub
lished in to-day fireman Ii is what might have been
expected Like Michels farewell letter there Is not
thoug OF self IT, word about the sacrifices they
have made the suerings they have endured, the hap
piness they have forfeited for IrelAndbgt contains
an earnest exhoriston to lrshmen to give up their dis
ensions and parties and band themselves together for
| their country.
| Mr. Duffy is 10 recommence his Journal on the 18th
of August it will retain It's Justly celebrated
| 4" The Naiicn"-new series
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