Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

inc poufue0 hOOrs Under TINS demonstration
the edice remb!ed, and, swept from
an eye was raised with anxiety the gdes and pillars
which IN long perspective stretched before them
And now the time had arrived for the death peal Of the
btion TO be ung out Some hung out from the gallery
Of the transept piece Of calico, which was inscribed The
weil-known passage from Shakspeare's Tempest. &C..
.Our reyels now are ended /, these actors,
As foretod you, were all spirits, and
Are melted into air, into thin
And, like the baseless fabric Of this vision,
Inc Inc cloud-o.pped towers, the gorgeous palaces,
Yea, all which 1t inherit, shall dissolve,
And. like this unsubstaatial pageant faded
Leave not q rack behind"
minute two allowed to elapse before the fats
signal was given, and during this brief interval the assembage
remained silent and moioDless At last came and per-
feet storm Of bell peas broke the building The com
mee seemed to have collected all their strength Of
fort in this department Of their dudes aud do hope that
The other statistics Of the undertaking closed may
once be added the number of ympanums broken the final
day. Ireland has sent the most powerful bells to the Exh
bOn but these resources added the bells Of all nations
deemed insufficient and China had the
with her gongs and India up fine savage notes
from her tooms before the signs Of intention depart
were unmsakaby manifested The Of people for
long time remained massed together, if power could
separate re them but last small currents and rppes
human beings might be setting toward The exdoors and
these gradually Increased in volume and apdy the shades
OF evening fell One by the gas lamps lighted and
the building. divided between the empire Of day and night
assumed an aspect curousy in harmony with its defunc
character.
The crowds flowed out faster every minute and first the
western and then the eastern portions of the began
show vacant spaces In the time the ringing of the
bells occasionally suspended, and in the intervals hearty
cheers were given for Prince Albert for the Prince of Wales
for Mr. PaIton for Mr. Fox, for the exhibitors and upon
various other grounds. An attempt, too, made by
vocalsts to get up mus cal performance but their efforts
were instantly drowned BY the revived energies of the ring
Some proposed cheer for Kossuth, but il
with response except desve laughter The gal
eres and the and had been
pleey cleared hut dense body still clung round the crystal
fountain, many filling bottles with from il as me-
mento and others struggling vain to approach for that
purpose The police and the sappes appeared the scene,
first in small knots and then, when they had moved the peo
pie lte in extended line BY gently pressing ihem
they last induced them 60, but dark and
o'clock before the building was completely cleared and the
bells finally ceased toling.
The Executive Committee and the chief members of their
staff met in The anseP when was over, and many and
hearty the congratulations which they exchanged tho
happy termination of their brilliant abors II is rarely, in
dec body Of men have assembled at the close of any
undertaking with legitimate ground for feeling pleasure
and satisfaction The Great Exhibition has been mainly the
work Of their hands and its triumphant naturally
regarded by them their reward Even the sappers
participated in the gatcation which the of Saturday
inspired and before the building left silence and soil
ude they made its dim and shadowy interior ring with three
hearty cheers for the Queen
EMIGRATION FROM AND TO IRELAND.
Dublin letter in the Limerick Chronicle sup
plies the following statistics in reference to the emf
grafton from the former port:
"Taking of emigration, it is idle to ask sWhere will it
end Why it is only beginning. In the Lffey this
there three vessels advertised sail this weekhe
Coronet Roche, Brother admirable ship. capable Of
accommodating comfortably three bundled passengers the
Samuel James Miley also about three hundred and
he shylookng craft rather the for wear, which has
been chistened the British Queen belonging third house.
Here then, this very week. nearly thousand people will
leave this port alone direct for she model Republic But
this affords very imperfect idea of the depopuatng drain
which going and which is fast causing Ireland literally
sink into the bosom of the Atlantic We have from This
por. sone either direct America Liverpool an exo
dus Of the Irish people the of least thousand
every week. close observing friend, who returned this
morning from tour in Tpperary, Limerick, and Clare
that if the current Of migration proceeds in its pre-
full and rapid food Ireland, if inhabited all in five
years hence will be peoped by Ishmenat so far
as the south and concerned" U
The New York Commercial thinks that there is
a promise for Ireland in the following, and that
the example Of the "Pict'' and Saxon" will not
be lost upon the Irish
"DuBLrS, OcroBER l3, 1861.
notwithstanding week Of very favorable weather for
travel either by land sea, there has been visible dmi
mutton for the last few days Of the influx of emgaDis from
the provinces Three vessels bound for America still
lying In dock without receiving their full complement Of pas
senser and from the silence Of the majority Of the country
journals is be inferred that the tide generally has tenn
porsy least, received check. Il s however, than
probable that the lu will be Of any long continuance
and that the completion Of what is called the poor mans
harvest the fight the Atlantic will be pursued with
newed energy.
"Meanwhile, as the Cslt leaves. bis place b here and
there taken by the Pct Saxon stranger, and although
the importaons Of the latter yet but few and almost
unheeded nevertheless the Strangers slowly and me-
tbodcalIy turning their faces to the wess refuge from the
high rents Of England and Scotland The number Of far
mers from the sister countries already settled down in the
counties Of Mayo and Galway far exceed what in the
in the local papers, other such loosc nforma
iion may be supplied BY private channels Connaugh
however, s the only field which tempts the specuator
from the other side of the Channel In Wicklow and Dub
lin, wherc comparatively exavagan several Eng
sh and Scotch stock farmers have boldly venued their cap
tai and this small band s being increased by occasional
walls Of fresh advcnturers from the quarter On Saur
day the entire plant Of extensive Scotch sgcuturist
unshipped This port for transmission newly purchased
fhc county OF Dublin. consisted of every thing
requisite conduct farming operations the most approved
SCALE snd the perfection Of the various implements Of hus
andfy and the beauty OF the dairy stock attracted immediate
attention among the by'tanders With the cows, which
were Of the best breed there about hundred small
mountain Sheep some fine Cydesdale daught horees and
several Shetland ponies Tho accompanied by
number Of men, with their families, all apparently Of most
comfortable class and wearing the grey plaid Of their native
ccen,ry The the vessel alongside all hands
work. and almost incredibly short space of time
travellers stock, and all their way the Dublin
mountain"
curious case OF fraud has just usnspircd Berlin.
tailor having insured bis life for $50 and ElO0 respectively
ciccs AT London and Copenhagen, got up fictitious
burs and ser having witnessed In disguise his own inter
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