The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15
NEWS BY T + l. + G II A II III
INTERESTING ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
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The Opening Of the Great Exhibition in London.
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RENEWAL OF TIVE NsIRRECrOsN PORTUGAL
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Anti Catholic and Catholic Meetings
in Liverpool and Dublin.
The Defeat Of the English Ministry.
AFFAIRS ON THE CONTINENT,
&C., &C., sc.

The following additional news, brought by the Cam
bria was received yesterday the wires from Hall
fax
Parliament assembled the 2sth. On the following
day there protectionis demonstration, formidable
as to numbers at Drury Theatre and the same
day at Liverpool antipapal paayer of four hours
duration The Lirepooi Journal pronounces the protec
ZIONIST demonstration failure The jewish Disabilities
on the second reading passed by majority of %
very important State paper says the European Times,
has bcen given the world during the last few days
which has necessarily attracted much attention II is
long communication addressed by the Earl Of Clarendon
the present Lord Lieutenant Of ireland to the Earl of
Shrewsbury the Catholic Peer and embraces nearly
all the topics connected with the education question in
the sister country, and the establishment Of Roman
Catholic hierarchy in England lie points out to his
noble correspondent the deep and bitter disappointment
he has experienced at Of the ultra party
Ireland supported by the papa court in opposition TO
the Queens colleges, formed by Sir Robert Peel in the
best spirit, for the praseworthy purpose of abo-
fishing If possible the sectarian animosites aud hatred
that have been the bane OF the sister kingdom;
and he shows that the spirit is at work
10 uproot the system of education which is
giving the advantages Of good secular and religious
education half million Of poor children Of all creeds
Who without such aid wouii be wauowing in ignorance
and crime Lord Clarendon proves that all the efforts
of the Irish government Of recent years, to mitigate
sectsrian amino stiles by of mixed education pro-
NOTED by the State have been oed by the ultra party
in Rome Ireland and, after graphically porraying
the evils Of the present state Of things his ordship
speaks most despondngiy Of the future.
The same paper notices the circulars issued BY the
United States having refers 10 valuation of goods for
duty, AID addressing consus and commercial agents,
says - The government of the United States however
mny be the information in its possession cannot
avoid committing injustice by acting as its own ap-
praiser 1t is to be admitted that the dishonesty Of i'm
pocr has compelled TO abandon the system on which
il has so long acted every change is not improve
me Mt and it will be found suspect before long that
envious brois and arburnings viii follow the intro
duetion Of the new method
The rush the Atlantic continues with undated
vigor letter from Waterford states that five emigran
ships freghted fully with 1000 souls left that port Tor
America the 22d ult and the 2ith another large
laden with emigrants sailed for the same destina
ton Accounts from the west are even more startling
magistrate and land owner IN the county OF Mayo
speake If alarm at the prospect u the
country being left without sufficient hands 70 IN the
ground From westport and Castebar. shopkeepers,
farmers and able bodied labOrers flying rs II from
the plsgue The Tuam Herald, ref ring to the move
Dents In the county Of Galway says II he tide Of emf
grafton proceeds vita the rspdity which has marked It's
progress during the past spring this province bids fair
A line a three iron screw steamships is about being
established ply between this point aud the Brazils
The line will BE- IN part owned and managed by Messrs.
Mexican, MeLearS Co
Manchester which resulted in the loss Of several lives
ard forty wounded occurred on the lst instant.
great aggregate meeting Of catholics was held In
Dublin on the 18th Ii Of the most influential
meetings held there for years far as an assem-
bage q the professional the middle ami operative classes
could be deemed The platform. TO which the admis
sion regulated by paid tickets was crowded by re-
spectacle persons chiefly belonging TO legal and profess
sional pursuits, and 70 the Roman Catholic clergy
Although the whole n the Roman Catholic preates
signed thr requson and otherwise sanctioned the pro-
cetdng q them present on the occasion and
no active part the proceeding taken BY the Roman
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