New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
NETWORK pAILYITRIBUNE, JULY 49,

tho d,v. Of ST. Patrick, there never vas such
,,ir In Conemara IL requires All tne Po"erso
magistrates and police 70 keep tne peace ".'
while the respective leaders are conssbssu " IN
lie with the tongue their partisans not unieiu0-'
10 resort TO more dangerous weapons -,
lot rnid,uuner eve Mr. Dallas had adveruse'
and plscarded a controversial sermon IN GawSE
Somehow il had been unknown 20 hlh tna' :" 80
Celtic districts fires are kindled on thaI e'e
some say. A relic Of the Bealtain or bah mes W
honor of the Sungod in Phenclan times an =
excted some merriment by thanking the people
for their Examinations Ia honor OF his WISH ana
,hen there were hootngs ami bello~ings ana ou'
Sor the Interference Of Mr. Darcy, maglssFsye,
there would have been brokea heads ana oioOu|
noses.
TIE CONTEMPLATED CAfbOLtO W. -,
Resides the College OF MaynOoth, which educa'e'
the priesthood for all Ireland, there Is
College in every Diocese, which educA'eS yo-"9
s- 6- the clerical office in that Diocese anu o0iu'
lid herewith is lay College Tor genera euucA-
- I,ws.st one time believed that If homan
C.,bolio University should be established, in con
>-uo,oe # the Pope and majority Of the Prelates
%.snnrovipg Of the mixed education OF the Queens
CoIIsge. Carlow College would be made the
,ncle1s-vhich rose 70 considerable celebrity un-
der the auspices Of the celebrated Dr.. Doyle
But the College Of CAshe, situated In Thur es, has
is to meet-the circular converting which, on the
10th of September, has just been issued by the
new Primate, DR.. Cullen. 1t is added that the
University will be placed in connection with that
Of London.
Important results are looked for from the Synod,
which DR. Cullen convenes as the Popes Legste,
and which, he says, assemblies to make such re-
sulatious as may confirm aud maintain the Faita
among us-6rive away the dangers 70 which ~ is
exposed in this country increase the worship oil
God promote the honor Of the sacred mysteries;
define the Offices and duties Of Ecclesiastics; sup
ply, in fne WI atever is required for the emenda-
ton Of morals and the settlement oil controversies,
and enable the iourishing whey ards committed 10
our care to difuse more widely the odor OF all
virtues
THE GREAT IRISH QUESTION-THE LAND.
Some of the Presbyterian ministers have lately
taken the unusual step Of travelling out OF their
own Province Of Ulster to attend a meeting OF the
tenant farmers Of Louth at Dandak; aud as they
said Z" it was to cross the frontier to shake hands
with their Roman Catholic countrymen and as
their speeches were not of the milk and water"
kind, it was supposed that they would be rather
roughly handled 10 the General Assembly now In
session in Belfast; for, even in their neghbor
hood attending and speaking at such meetings
was considered by some as rather Inconsistent with
the spiritual character ard duties Of their ministe
rial Office. But such is the hold this subject has
taken on the public mind so essentially connected
with the social and moral prosperity oil the coun-
try; so much is the comfort OF the people, even, in
terwoven with facilities for the right discharge Of
religious duties, cent attendance on public wor.
ship and the due support OF the ministry and the
| ordinances Of religion, that the Assembly, by an
overwhelming majority, amounting almost 10 unan-
unity, adopted itself petition to Parliament In
| favor OF Tenant right.
Certainly, some Of the Presbyterian orators
"came it pretty strong" Mr.. Dobbin oil cambridge,
after complimen.ing the brave sons and vrt1ous
| DAUGHTERS" of Louth, said "They could not call
their native land their own. The sou they tiled
belonged To an alien class" English propretors.)
"Tbe loved scenes of their infant days, round which
their affections were entTined, belonged 10 the
| landlord" he then went on 10 show that 1.-THE
title of the people TO the value OF their industrial
occupation is a more ancient and better title tnan
than that of the landlord to his estate. Ana next
| that an embargo must be laid on the laodlords
transferring the tenants property TO themselves,
bv doubling and trebing the rent az the tenant I'M.
moved the land and then evictingtor non-payment
| BE warned the landlords that they had better con-
| cede Justice in time, lest they lose all. No great
harm would ersue If they held their green fields in
| fee simple from the British Crown. That would
be something worth struggle-a legal, peaceful
| ard constitutional struggle-but, at the same time,
a determined struggle. He did not conceive it in
evitably necessary that they should toll Tor leave 10
nav landlord" This is not unlike the doctrine
that the Irish land is the Irish peoples which was
one Of the ,emI in the indictment against John Nit
| chell for revolutionism TELESCOPES.
Sir Robert Peel is dead. OF his party, some
would prefer Conservative Ministry; bat aS such
aMinstry could not be formed, or stand, the gtea!
bulk will swell the ranks Of Lord John Russell.
The bill for the abolition Of the Office of Lord Lieu
tenant is, for the present, Withdrawn, in conse.
queDce il is said of the opposition OF the Duke oil