New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

u1buTst Tor several days and when az length cscoV
cred by the ealava have been found man g.ed AID te
iscei by rats Entire families have fallen. one By one
in their lonely cabins and no eye saw ihe.r par.r-
struggle hand relieved, tong &c cornioGicd them
hst they passed away UNDECIDED and lay iesterns on
the csrtlen fJoTs u ihcir miserable hsstaious Until
some passing traveller stumbled on ihen oycrgrouni
s,Puchres and procured them Christian burial. Aad
wlrie TIE very and oxen, Of the misery bigus
toe feelings we shrink from contemplating wh,t ws
cannot remedy and IN comparison 10 ourselves 10
pity to our own feelings, We resolu:ey Keep these
thoughts away, or compromise matters by believing
them exaggerated ButsuA the work Of death goes
on. regular rolling water aud every jourus you
take up records nc~ victims r. In place Of thinking
Of desola,e villages and wandering wreiches hunted
from the roof under which they were born and roam
ing in dfear igh,ed December over his aud bog.
shi,crns oca.h the shelter Of some friendly val or
d.ichside O. yielding up their souls 70 Him who
them. Ia meek unmurmuTing submission, mid storm
aud rain and darkuos viii their last hours cmbiiered
y remembering that those they leave behind mus.
travel By the selfsamo path and endure the sofssmo
sufeTings-if instead Of this followed siernes
plan, sud entered in spirit some vrechsd hoyel and
cared upon H. arechci occupants until every faculty
Yves ABSORBED ia feeling. and the remembrance Of %
fingered with ms snd became part Of memory could
il possible we would rernain 20 iDseusiblei
TO walk through parts Of Dublin you would imagine
poverty aud suffering unknown, but lew minutes
brings you into the Liberty,
"wT.-re enc@ iae shuttle asrrIr se.f
fa.lifs ttfcng tle .o'n.i'
and gildod carriages and richly dressed pedestrians
have vanished and yoH stand amid the Baal5ec Of he
metropolis It's and antique pointed roois
looking ike former age aud its emscsted Inhabitants
Ike spocires Of the past This drcary desclate Place
where is said. mothers have placed empty pot up
hreloss CRATE, to sl the cries Of their furnishing
children for foods within cyehot Of the Castle wnere
second hand Royalty loves to dwell Tie condition Of
that place cannot be unknown TO Lord Clarendon
to Lord John through HIM and yet the last month Of
the year has come and 10 Parliament has assembled,
even to deliberate on some measures OF reiic 10 The
starving peopc-or, probably TO iurrish reasons
why should be given. Would It not be roo bad 10
call on gentlemen to leave their happy home, and their
Winter eroymcuts, at this marry Christmas season, for
the wearisome debates of st stephens Undoubtedly
it woodland thinks the English Premier. Para-
ment is still prorogued the Landlord ha.tens With his
work OF extermnation, lest the coming festival might
find him uuprepsred and the Peasant discovering his
use, dies and ierizes the field be plowed before
Twin be strange indeed if the Island not freed from
the surplus" next year between smiuc, Fevcr Cbol
era and Emigration As for Emigration il ls proceed.
ing at fearful rate hundreds dying from the coun
try as If from plague
"I,. human car,o leaves %. h.l. of green
undeterred by the stormy season every fear is sws
lowed up in the greater fear OF being left to battle
through the Winter exhaustng their little store and
being obliged from want OF means to remain This
euX OF grants hurrying Ia the wake OF the setting
to " some wde-spresding prairie or Indian savsn
ma leave their fields smiling green and beautiful
without regret for they feel the curseis theInthst
the earth which God gave TO for his iustenance
has been wresed from them for the brutes that perish
that an srisocratic eye would with pleasure
deer and sheep and oxen but turn with disgust from
tidy cottages AMI happy children as "odious things
Heaven preserve every country from the curse of an
Arstocracy should be the hrst petition in every free
mans htany lis an exalted sphere certainly bat the
higher the colder, and this one not only chils but pet
rites
AID pefrhes the feeling
Do not suppose would wish to see society reduced
TO one vast level-fsr from ii know nothing in Ma
ture more unuteresng than dead fat and the theo
~ of equality OF condition be reduced to
practice while such inequality exists in the distribution
of intellect and other natural gifts But surely the be
ing born in this that station Of society with which
man has do than in choosing his birthplace
should sorvility the one side, or nsoence
on the other some one has remarked thst at the end
Of play we do not think who played the king or beg
gar but who played the king or begsar best There
fore do not quarrel with animate for copying mani
mate nature swelling into hills and sinking into valleys
but would wish the simihude went farther aud that
the gifts of Heaven the lofty receive were communi
Gated freely and instantly to tie lowy as the noun
tans pour down their floods. How unlike the dread
reality Here the landlord and tenant 10 direct
each pound saved by the enan, the landlord
considers sub,acted from his income and burns 10 get
him oil the land. In short, the ish Ars,ocfsl as VI
tsrly worthless John Mitchell knew him 10 be At the
FIRST glance and Chsres Gsvsn Duffy was reluctant
ly forced to acknowledge Heaven preserve every
country from sNoi aiistocrsey.
Newgate is almost empty the only prisonor within
It's walls is Mr. Duty twenty three have lei !, three
Martin. Williams and ODogherty have been tried the
other twenty liberated. Bergen and Ryan have been
set a, liberty on condition tina, they leave the kingdom
% three weeks The first they made Of this was 70
attend public meeting and there protest in strong
ern. agslus, the system OF jury packing resoried 10
BY Goyeromcn, In the state Trials OF A. That NEE,
nc snd others OF similar nature, got up to pro
,ure fair trial fer Charles Dasy By making known to
ii the Jury lists the depth and intensity OF popular
opinion on this subject The Attorney General sppesrs
ciuaed by something less noble or laudable thar &c
ire for justice in this easeihere is all the ttcpess and
applicability OF personal anmosity exhibited in every
tage Of il. lie has brought Mr. Duffy from city 10 |
ountry and then back sin 10 the oitylcf hlm for
ons time ignorant Of the act under which be would be
from him al the necessary document
erves him now with third notice and obiges him 10 /
lrepsrc third defence, BY Introducing additional mat
er into the bill Of indictment On the receipt Of the
io,ice Mr. Duty wrote to French, the High sheriff
arning him sgans, tsmpeTing with the Jury lists or
ermi,ng it to be done by any Of bis uniorlngs tha'
ie was determined, by every means IN MS power 70
reserve the sAnc,i,y OF the urybox, and that he WAS
to prove the proportion between Catholics and
rotssisnts on the SheriAs list The system Of petty
espo,isrn kept up ainst Gavsn Day hiss aroused al
he generous feelings Of the people snd Protessnis and
,holics are equsly anxious that he should have jas
Ice. Both are equally interested ia the question Tor
o,a are liable to be crushed by the same engine and
9th equally insured, for, as Mr. Gordon Protest
If - Catholics |