New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
IRELAND.
The state Prisoncrs-Kellef Committee
Griffin and iangan, &c.

Dublin Correspondence OF The Tribune
DrHLrS, June q lsi9.
The Transportation bin has passed the House Of
Commons and waits but the Royal sanction % become
the lAw OF the lAnd.-Thai sanction it has received
Even write the intelligence Ia being difnsed
ihroug houi h, country. On Tuesday the GOTH 1t be
lava part snd parcel OF the British Constitution
Yet after al the hurry is iruitess Though the bill has
passed. the prisoner. cannot be removed for Choera
mas broken out on board the Ephinsione," and the
Minister Indifferent he has shown himself 10 public
opiulon-reckess Of his reputation be has proved
proved himself throughout the entire proceeding
far outrage every feeling 70 send them TO
plague chip. such Is the cause Of the delay. II. VI
: swift convey them to Van Diemsns Land Il may
easily be better and scarcely be than the one
designed for them In the meantime M Martin and Nr
Dog herty remain board the transport, breathing
the pesiferous air Of that tainted vessetainted NOR
ally and physcay-and each day seeing ther chance.
OF lite become less In az likelihood their destination
and mode Of conveyance will be the same ss the others
but they ught have been removed on the hfst nu
nation Of the disease. Not 90, however The conclu.
sion Of piece with the rest The Premier Ike the
yolscisn, would pitch At them some way wrath
or craft the gsl.ows or coniasion
Ills Holiness has sent % 90 francs TO Dr.. MscHae
for the destitute poor OF lis extensive andmPoversheo
diocese and It arrived providenually 81 the moment
when private berevoence beginning 10 Tag under
the continual demands made upon IL The Relief Com
nitiee sill work o. doing amount Of good Each
day sees their funds exhausted and rePlenished,
drained farther than prudence would warr,n, TO obv
intense suffering and epenshed BY some unosten
tatous &C, Of charity On yesterday after the Com
he
ants letter was read from parish priest from one OF
the Western Counties The letter was touching IN the
extreme the details narrowing and this might be said
with equal truth Of all, but sill, what could they do
Tae little stock IN h.nd would not more than cover
the weekly expenses for rent &c 50 they proposed
to hold il over for consideration until the following day
The urgency Of the letter proved that IN me opinion Of
The writer day. delay would be equivalent IN many
death. benevolent member o. me Oouln''-
Tee solved the dcalry in practical manner BY hand
ing in go good increase and running over
The Deputsiion receiving valuable support nom
the msority Of The London Pres did not MENTION 10
deed wa. not aware Until lately that the Oeputaaon
had double motive for visiuns England They 60 not
for the sole purpose Of collecting aims oa 10 lay open
10 the English Peope the social eond'.on VI fesno 10
wants II. capabilities, and 10 enlist theH ynpaihies
snd procure their cooperation N any plan tendng 70
improve the condition Of iis people, and take s~sy a.
necessity for periodical appeals to private or national
eharity-sppesls 50 derossioFy TO Nations dignity
II is something more than begging expedition you
see Iii gratifying know that While one portion Of
the Empire is acting the nendeAn' The Imperial Il
ehequer is in aOurisbing condition having surplus
after the yearly expenditure, and this while esrron
men srospng for burial lay on every highway in Ire
land But hi. reflection never dam ed lie pleasure ~ih
which the members listened &c the CaAnesOrs financial
,,s,euent.-perhsps never occurred 10 their minds 60
4, /. IN England Wealth aeeunalsies and men decay
Were fallen on gloomy days Clarence Aangsn' the
sr., rsh poet Of the day is gone dead Of choers Hs
died IN one Of the hosPit.s appropriated 70 th0ss labor