New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10

here must be suTerings and destitute 10 the brat
instance. what collateral measures have been In
20 aid the sufferers The cultivation OF
millions OF rich waste acres" giving the Idle
lands TO the IDLE hands Inc c'nstrucung oil
,stvsys bArbors fisheries 70 employ the people,
,iD there can be q return 70 the ordinary supply
and demand Of labor on the land Not bit of Il
Cram them into the poorbOuse. Is there even land
taken. or other work procured there Tor employ
roeut or 10 AID in ther own support Nosa bit Ot
-. crowded in flth, nsked0ess, and dienes., are
tbey; AID led on two miserable meals a day.
The question Of tenantTisht they have not, OF
oourse. settled and in Que point OF view 1t il as
uell-for any measure that the Lords would have
ssnctioned-in the present state Of feeling aud
thinking Of that venerable assembly that resemoles
more a fossil zed chamber OF Peers, the relic OF
former sge, than one Of an sge OF life add progre"
would have been worse than none. But a. they
REQUIRE pressure from without IN order to eVlnce
lhe and energy, they are likely 70 get enough 70
coEyiuce them Of the folly OF remaoirg Petrltsc-
tioD u hen ell ese is in living energy aud 80 when
a good measure comes before them its nEey thai,
ss In the case OF Emancipai and Reform, rather
than set their house N order they viii yield
They antic pate however an agitation Of no ord
nsry e. element for they have renewed the CO,
efcion Bill for three years. AS the Com mons VII
hardly cOunierslen their mutlsted franchise bill
which, By raising the rate 70 entite 10 vote To
fl5 clear income, after paying all rents, taxes and
demand, would snbihlate the right TO vote 10 nine
teLths Of those whose il iE--IhiS, too, val probably
"stand over" And 90 will the bill for abol.hlog
tie Office Of Lord Lieutenant "a the " Ddke
SANS, IL there should come snlndy, the Mayors
could not be trulted-snd go there must be Gov
ernor OF Ireland t Irish agitation is faally dis
posed OF.
WHAT ARE TIE PEOPLE DoINel
A plentiful harvest and superabundant potato
crop-cf both Of which there is fair ProsPecl-
will keep away starvation till things settle down
into a better condition. And the old political as
.ecistions are defunct or dying; Cancellation Hall
closed the Alliance noR elt tHreHtuS. The one al
sorbing subject is tenant right for Orange1m is
as extinct as Repeal So that the people-not
faction-are seitatiDg the one only subject Of agi.
,ation. And they meet by their deputies, on the
9th of August; and then they form tenantlesgus;
TO have lis ramfcstions in every parish aud town.
land. sadly fear large number will De disposed
10 20 much further IN their requirements than what
demanded by the moderate men, would while
ego have satisfied ail-rents proportOned 10 prices
and guarantee to the culiiVator Of the soil 70 the
erioypent OF the benefit Of his own expenditure
upon 1t Of labor, capital and skill 80 that be could
sell bjs interest in bis farm # disposed 70 leave 1t,
or be paid for his Improvements II disPossessed-
The charges Of Z" Communism and " Socialism
dealt out llOeEdIN Dy tue press
much OF what is spoken By the young Presby terrain
and Roman Catholic clergy a. Tenant meetings"
and "spoatbn" and revolution are the con.
ELEMENTARY phrases employed by the same press,
Ia return for Landlord possibility, aud "tyran-
nv, aud "rachrents grinding the faces OF the poor
by the organs Of the popular party.
WHAT ARE TIE LANDLORDS DoINGl
Many of them, no doubt, lowering rents and en-
couraging industry, at the sacrifice Of largo de-
duction from their former Income, and many FORM
er fashionable aud luxurious indulgences. Bat in
the case of large number, it is heart rendng to
quote the testimony OF an impartial Englistman-
himself one Of the class-who has been on tour
ofinspecton in the South and West, Hon. and Rev.
Sidney Godolpbin Osborne, ("S. q. OF son OF
Lord Godophin. LIVERY mile an Engishman
travel. in the west Of Ireland says he, with the
exception Of some few favored spots, tells aim the
same sad tale. The al-prevallng feature on all
sides is ERECTION. Within the lastfew weeks, God
alone knows how many thousands OF gable ends,
me puments Of house havoo-how many sites OF
dwellings, but lately wholly leveed, have passed.
can hardly sby where this mad, irdiscriminate
war on hsbitations has prevailed most lt seems
almost universal in this part Of the country" He
adds Il at a." from the cool unmOved way in which
masses of ruined dwellings are regarded, and the
practice Of their ruin defended he supPoses irish
men OF property have here learnt to regard women
and children without houses as they regard them
without shoes, arguiI gthat the head needs no mere
covering than the feet" Some, indeed he says,
provide a refuge by forw arding the wret'hed out
casts 10 America; but in the case OF most the
sherjls officer goes through brief form, the agent
is put in possesslop,-tne rags, potatoe pot, bed
so,sd and box are carried out 70 the rOat-the
roof is demolished, and if lear public road, the
walls are levelled. IAN active gang Of Jewellers
can demolish 80 cabins in day" And in a
week l31 were demCnhned Ia one dbLlcI IN tue
Listov ell Union"
Tickets for the poor house are offered the eject
ed if they refase them, they pile up fragments,
turf &c linger out 4 while, IN n akedness on what
ever they cen gather.-and then die. II they go
to the poor. house, bad diet, disease aud broken
heart coon deliver them. And we hear OF landlord
distress and We wonder at peasant discomfort
"Itis not often the men are at home when the
leyelipg occurs bat the women and children forced
out take Up q chorus Of prayers, passionate en-
treaties for mercy, not seldom ending IN passionate
imprecations for vengeance such as the women oil
this country alone can give effect TO-" And what
wonder if curses like the dust OF the falling tn atch
should rise to heaven and bring back the ven
eeapce they implore. TELESCOPES.
Sin this weitern region, however, farms
with active, tidilyclsd aborers are beginning TO
appear; some English some Scotch, some Irish
men have ventured, find the soil rich, and the spe
culAtion not Improbable. But such has been the
extent of the determination, that the question no "
if-Wheuce are the laborers to come from
From various quarters, reports OF Potatoe blight
have come 10 the Dublin papers. In some cases,
the late heavy rsiIs-accompanied BY lightning
and thunder, have discolored the leaves and stalks
in some localities, as Glare and Kerry-bsd seed
has produced diseased crOp-lnteTested parties
exasgerAte-and there is no doubt but the remains
Of the rot will be found in portions Of the CROP bat
generally the potstoe crop, like all others is SQUAD
eourishirg, and abundant
PATENT ZtNO PAINT.
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS Agents Of tbs Ns~-Jerssy u
portuy and Mining Company, have received from hs
extensive Works al Ne~sk supply cf nc Patent Ln'
Ero~n aud Franz nae Pslnu, which vii oe 4ipoted
on reasonable leTnA