New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

and exe,,;oos of ali nations Inhabitants Of every
/ cl;,oa nd, the heaveDs--when abe shall unite
nader the same roof perhaps, him from the icy
ro,,h With the impetdOus STANDARDIZATION she
/ sbslI have the Christian, the Jew, the Mahommed
an and the Heather all uniting az the same board
will She then, as finishing stroke OF h3r males-
~, power and greatness, slgnailZe stu more tlis
wear by passing a penal law against her poor
subdued, and trsmpled Catholic subjects, whose
only crime is to honor and maintain fidelity to
their geligion-a religion that teaches them 10y
alty,-whose only aggression - It's claim TO Catno
lcityl'
Whoever is the "eggressor, However the
movement, without and within Parliament, shall
end,-and whatever the result, it is a most un-
fortunate coincidence AID l dare say nOV all the
prime movers feel itao.
THE LATE REBELLION.
Meagber has been giving, though the Nation, in
letters from his exile, history Of The Forty
Eight" Never before, perhaps did enthusiasm
lead to such neglect Of prudential means, misca-
culstion of resources and wild anticipation of re-
suits They fully expected it appears, that the
friends of the movement in Glasgow would be
able 10 horsepower the authorities Military and
Police 4 and secure arms for some four or i've
thousands, 10 be sent round In Clyde steamers
sezed, 10 Sligo where there was 70 be an army
to Join fhem,-and the combined forces 70 march
on TipRerary, the scene Of conflict Then for
commlsesriat, the fat cattle at the Kilkenny Show
were 10 be seized and the nobility and gentry
while viewing them were to be carried oil ID
custody, as pawns,-somewhat afier the manner
Of the Scottish Border raids, OF Scott.
But the High Tory Press have found matter
more strious in the narrative for while the great
body Of the Priests were opposed 70 the move
ment, some three or four were cognzant OF the
procedure ofthe leaders and, as the Police track
ed them, step by step, and information OF all vas
in the hands Of the Government officials, and
these Priests were never named nOrnoticed, there
is q call for the prosecution OF them noW,-sndthe
impeachment Of Sir Thomas Reddington and the
present Judge SOnahen, then Attorney General
for screening them the motive alleged being that
they were Of the same religion.
SPRING PROSPECTS,.
Glorious weather,-all busy except in those
deserted tracts from VI ch the crowds are rushing
in a continued stream to the States and Canada,
or Australia, leaving nothing behind but desola-
tioD,--cabins demolished, hedges consumed, I'M
broken solitude. These tracts are, chiefly West
Leitrim and Sligo, Roscommon aud Mayo. De-
pots are opened, in Liverpool and Glasgow for the
worked muslins Of Industrial Schools Of Con
naught and in Beliast for Peat Charcoal from the
Bog of Allen Ii the new Minstry-warned by
the past.-will only leave Church affairs to &C.
clesastics and coniine their attention to material
affairs right the land, and give fair play for
free start in manufactures and commerce,-instead
of scatterng'the seeds Of religious discord com.
bine the people in efforts for the country's and
their own good notwithstanding all chats past
and gone" the nation will yet rise. TELESCOPES:
p g. While all is uncertainty about who shall
form the Ministry, and what shall be the course
of any Ministry, there is decision in the Irish
Clergy and laity. The Bar has protested; and the
Prelates have addressed both the Queen and their
nocks firmly insisting on their rights aud those
of their English brethren, to hold unrestricted
communication with Rome and to be an organized
Hierarchy with territorial titles, for ecclesiastical
purposes