New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

was given that the faith Of the ss1d snts aoo't, ~
be interfered with. And certainly there ~a slo
MIRO spfeeuards afforded t. the rehs'o" III ss'o
poro.r cstholics In these Colleges thAn N me
Dublin University, or In that OF + tSu39' ~ -
theless the PreIstea have condemhsn 'He "o!eses,
pog united as The QUEENS ohFers'ty 1nI
b,ya nromised 10 estsblish Cstaollc N4aooA
University the teat Oh WHICH, Il Is sAi'' 10 " - "
There ia no doubt but ,hs decison viii iniore
The COLLEGES and the cause OF united cdQcasion-
willinpcde the fusion OF bristlns, angry sectaftAn
ism into spirlt Of noby enla-g i0arel aud en-
|ghtened Ns,ionalism The Hign Church Ptorest-
anita have their own Church Education 51cetys
schools and cling to Trinity College, the Hlsh
Church Roman Catholics equally pasronlZe me e1'
clusivaly Catholic schools of che Chrls&n Bothers,
snd Nuns and will now have College al taeR
own; and the Presbyterians afs about f)un1lng
their Magee College" In Derry or Coler1n-
"Pre.by tefian from porter to principal Still 1t IS
far from certain that the Roman Catholic PfssdeAt
of the Corr College, the Roman Catholic PROBES
sora in all the cola ges-snd they are nume'ous-
and the great body Of the middle class OF fonau
Catholics, from whom the ssudents are soPPiion,
will desert these Institutions and WINE n3ofo tnsm
half million of children attend the schools-oi III
creAds-it liz not unlikely that the number oil stH
dents OF nil creeds-rom convenience, the rowan "a;
ees. and might add almost nec's'isyII.hia AZ.
crease, with the progress Of the country An' S'0
mand or educated men 70 cophuce H. o,e zhat
The srayn OF education is ABROAD 1No2 ,otad
49, din,dv,ntages the people ach % euoSHr
| Hn5 the snifit Of enterprise is aPpehrLn5 800
hardly credible that four rniIons steriH9 isFo
sent out of the country ior nGAi - hoine n, sds
! 6onr rnilionp acres of land, capaoie VI 80
~ ~ Lat in IyAIand unreclaimed. Vne max o'oP,
itis %nnd affords an eaay mode OF paying Ten'
md nroDrietors find it DO harm 90 10 yer tneif ol5nl,
~ no far az TO become purchasers OF H. IN lieu OF
rent and then manufac Ure II, that he profits may
redu
lures, OF all kinds, begin to show their chInaies,
raise their smoke, and utter their-not very mu
steal vet not dsagreeable-s0uncG In UNUSUAL
places. And now thkt the potstocrop ID safe, and
The harvest abundant peoples teces beam with
hope ard heart IL begiDning TO be felt for project
ing Industrial woras for keeping ont Of tia poor
house those whom harvest work bas taken out oft
THE ACTIVITY OF QUIET PLACES.
Ispeak now of such rsmo'e localities az the Pc
ninsula Of DiDge in the South, the Barony OF Erria
in the West, and the hitherto almost terra lnc0g
rita of Connemara, and the coasts of tbs Shannon
on both sbe Glare and Limerick sides, heretofore
famed only for the beauty of the girls the skill Of
the ppers, and the energetic ,oho0p h1nr0o of the
bows when hsndling the shilielah, humping the
esrth--like Horaces clodhopper--aa II taking re
venge for the toll and sweat it coat him In these
remote and romantic scenes nothing is heard but
the din Of religious controversy which will not be
luled by the very strong eXhortatOn OF the %hures
Synod TO their clergy TO "guard their hJchs from
ravening wolves" Once upon tmo-as the
people were nearly all Roman Catholics, and the
narsons were content with the ii hea-the clergy
of the two Churches lived in the hight OF good fell
owsbip: even So that the priest would lend the
parson congregation on special oocasions zach as
the visitation OF the Bibhop. But distress vas
mort prevalent in these ocalites-for the potato
was the only food of the people new race OF
Protestant curates had risen mp they united with
some pious gentry in appealing to tha zeaious
evangelical Proteetants of the Empire for railef-
with staff OF schoolmastera, Scripture readerc
and missionaries, whose operations Were TO be car
red on ia the Irish LANGUAGE. The appeal was
responded TO- and as ii was not to be supposed the
priests would relinqush their Hooks without
atrugge, you may guess OF the activity that pre-
walls in these once quiet plaCea. They have called
to their aid the Christian Brothers Sisters Of @er-
cy and in like manner appeal to the Catholics OF
the Empire for aid for their poor.
have before me letter from Eugene y Suul-
vap the prleEt OF Dingle Addressed TO the Marquis
of Lansdowne and published III the Limerick @n1
Glare Examiner, in which he Estimates the amount
expended in what he calls "proseIyting bribery,
in that peninsula, at 800 600 hardly thick thore
wac quite so much; and Mr.. Lewia, the Protest
ant curate denies that there ia bribery at all DE-
Plunket, Bishop of Tuam-a liberal in politics, aud
tilafey not inclined 20 side with the Evangelats
has put himself at the head of tho movement,
and SAYS that In Conusugbt the " conversions to
Proestantism arc counted by thousands The
"Ieligous world take 40 interest in these shings;
80 much so that tourists OF that class visit these
localities in great"numbers both lay and clerical;
and the controversy is 30 rife, not only IN she
churches and chapels, but in the newspapers, that
these once unknown localities are getting notofl-
ETY. their former Inhabitants never dreamed OF.
TALESC0P0S.