New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12


gives opportunity . ether faction -s unbarthea.a.
..seE b. some one > i-s parsisans The f-s,
scene has been exhibited ia the Lords Lo-a
-tal.sv. ia ORDER % damage the Government as 80
.a-tla. g. ;te Roman Catholics, ani gav.scly al
ua1ra,ell,y d..coars-in- che oransemeR. moved
t1- papers connected with the Gsmission Of Lori
Rod-r from gre Commission q ;he Peace, GA :
caaut q tie pro-lin, Do .tarc he had ID couatenaac
ia- tie Orar-c procession &C the 18th q as; JAY
wi i ci O Tee battle Of Dolys B1e and ir
screening ;he O-sn-- meu rom IS conse 7scnces l.
seems ia; when the formidable preparations were ia
progress .or the rebellion which ended So i1dicr'as
s.. ere O.s1EeueI offered their eTvices.-vhich
were scceI Bed By Che Governmelt-as were
those 81 2 others who c0lB be ieneudei on
which she boris considered as 81 right But the
o-an-em-a expected. ~ Consequence. o. be slow
Ell % iom.neer ls in the good Old unes and though
90 the Southern or upper part Of County Down tn
AIJbulueE-R bCtiy called into existence directly
'o oppose them.-are very strong, s1d had deter
mined % dispute their marching by pass caiei
Days Brae march the Orangenlen woul}
LORD Roien encouraged them. and the Government
ll uor pre-, Ell, lhe collision which they might have
done. 4Als Nss n Nrong. ou al SIDES When
thc Oran-cmeu were about to be- puf grou the
tria. -h. ml-i- and hoasc- wrecNing that We
prrpstrated no te conflict Lord Roden and h.
brother Naris'rates-Orl ncemcu themselves
n-crposet and prevented lio7nati0ns nom benz
cal Ken s-ains; them or which they were derived
H the tommIssi0n 0f the Peace which appeaI.
% have been right on the part o.. the Government
as lord B0dsu wrote % Lord Clarendon ofering
% resi-n.
s. thsy bad field dag n exhibiting the mrs.
SCENE The Orange and Bibbonmcn ia turn played
qlafnst one a1other-as lt suited the PURPOSES %
4 fr.f. :.
title strongly 1r the Lord Lieutenant pcrso.
al honor. integrity ard impartaity as ior Lo.l
Rr.a1. h.s Cheat aud Lord Roicn got an oppcr
taui'r H' displaying the amount o' sympathy PC
erot .lium the Protestant party p9r cret Is7' .l
i..-.aud rs wei as ireland and Lord Brou-hsm
declared ,aat they were al honorable men, But
there Is an act passed putting an end ~ party
possessions forever aad IN truth. IL IS likely - r.
main dead tter--i0- 10th parties are too deep,
Interested and go Close. combined m seeking =
hav their tenant rl-lt secured IS much by act of
Parliament - The landlord titles % his estates to
have either time Or inclination 20 qGarrei with or
another Lord Cast.erca-h. himself landlord. 20
the very s7I1 night CD which this was gong "a ir
TIE Lonis Co., tHe COrm0us that d ln the l-ish
secretary proposed ana0ri AID tenant act. Oh
/ tenants night to compensation for his improve
mel's rs well as fit'e Do his farm empowering him
70 sci tor be pad ,or 70, far value on iesviu.
n his landlord chose % take it-there would : s
Arrsrisn wsr IN Ulster.
THE EDUCATION STRUGGLE
Tie talk is al nov about a Catholic niversity
The Pope. m tNo rescup,s, nss condemned tie
Queens COLLEGES which s-e 20 form oae Uniye
.ify rs most ~ the Irish Roman Catholic Prelat,s
lead them ID Murray. however says they Only
instruct the Bishops no, "a take an active part to
promoting tlcu bat 30 no; prohibit Catholics from
teaching or Studying In them Those prc'ates that
ast hostile include warnins against the College,
u their Leuten pastlrals 4 movement las been
made by Dr. Spr7it-so Wei known for hls cf'1rts
ln the cause ol Tcct0ta I51i--t0 form n Committ,e
to collect funds .1r the University bat this tir
Iatbf condemns Is ought o. originate with the
Bishops plan, principles funds, should be- all uud
their direction. II IS likely that IN the course %,
Ime there may be- such an insttstlOn and there
is quite roau enough for 90. And 10 is Just as ce-
ta.u that beiQlo 10 ZONES uto Ynsr-''G-,
colleges VIII have surmUuntel their diirultl-, M Of
s.he ,tcir place in the great social and intellect
ua movement and vii be Of immense service 20
tie sad nivcrs.ty. ms they have been b the Dat
ia uigerslt,, Ia forcing prepoadersnce 10 be
given 10 the physical and practical sciences m a.
coriarce with the wants and the spirit of the ago
The current IS quite as strong against monopoly
OF mind as OF land free trade IN education and
land. as well as ia everything else, - now the cry
ln Ireland and The landlords and clergy alike hear,
in substance You must yield 20 the resistless
current or your power goes
.Vgrre - recte nascis, decede per,s
igc.su salts ed sti ssrs, bi1isl
Tempus gbire utl--''
This. ~. is one % the favorable SIGNS Of tie
times
SIN Robert Kane President of the Queens col.
.ere. C1rs-himseli a Roman Oatholc--Aas pub
.shed his Inaugural Address NJ the opening OF
uat llsfituuol. since translated into most Of H.
Continental languages Ia which he has demon.
s,rcted that while there is every safeguard ia {.
g.. Ie.es that Roman Catholics OF auy other rel
.iouists could desire for Guarding AGAINST the ois
,emuaton % lnhde' or Ant Christian principle.
they are precisely and pree nineuty the institution
o. rass a country winch. ike Ireland requires q
means 0i instruction. scientific and practical % en-
able 30. sons % carry through Is transition crs
r0m be--ary faction aAd social degradation, INTO
the enD,nent-0r which iis ample resources 10 o.
were they but dcveloped-0i mora elevation pro.
perty and peace TELESCOPES
p. s.-Snce - there has been another estafe
sold 10 Mayo which has brought twenty years pur
chase Don despair of Ireland the people seem
determined % leave faction fights . the House oi
Lords and the Dublin Corporation-and mind the
own affairs And the land has not lost Is value
nor the people their capabiiites-now when exp
renee has taught them their strength and educ
.iau IL teaching them how o. use u. The reign of
rathckiug trickstering selfish pafri0ttsDg IS over
a1l that 0f f1cflOn L.Gieys Is going and. b. AID
whoa people get the land and have made the ri-
Is % it, they vii have the heart 10 sing yu5ua'e
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