New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

neeullar doctrines ard So, he opposes the e.
iahlish,nen, a National Motel and Training
Scbools IN Drocheda, while Bishop Foran ap-
nroyes NJ them IN Waterford. and Dr. Blake OF
prornore repubhshes his approval CT the National
schools winch indeed, Dr.. Cullen does not ven
ture 10 condemn IN the mass ne fro'estanI
pr,ms,e on he other hand with he ma ority OF
Tho h,Sbons ard clergy. equally dIsapproye OF
the National Schools IS Dr. Nachale, because
the use OF the Bible d, not made imperative on
az the children IN the ordinary education, pu'
the Bishops Of Meath and Down have come ol'
Is strongly IL ihelr favor as Archbishop " haleiy
himself And IN fact that system may oe con,
sldered as 81 strongly fixed IN the natlonal MN"
ina: II must 20 On increasing, ana soon euu'a's
The whole Of those for whom, Otherwise plo'iS'
ION Is DO: maze.
Then again. while the sales OF the encum0ered
lands proceed, and herewith redistribution OF
farms of a size and upon terms TO admit OF right
cultivation, plan Is started for yeomanry pro
prletary. ON, stock company 70 purchase pro-
perlles and dispose of them again IN farms
which would the sooner cover the wastes win
farmers, and avoid absentee propnetors. Inc
press never was SO unanimous IN approval OF any
proposal. In one way or another there Is progress
IN Agriculture.
Every one has heard Of the Achlll Island
Protestant Colony Some 5000 were raised
TO enable Nj Nangle to buy the fee simple OF
the part OF the island on which /, Is situated.
Well. Or MacHale has bought POO acres on
which to found has apparatus OF education and re-
lieious lastructlon-chapel, priests house. mon
sstery. schools. Two English gentlemen have
bought the rest Among them there will De land
improvement. education, comfort, str, clvlllza-
ton. There is progress.
In the village of Killaha, County Glare, Mr..
Keane the Agent for the proprietor of the estate,
,rould have the children attend schools he had
built and endowed. The priest would not let
them The poor people were IN a Tx. so they
agree TO get the parties 10 meet You and the
Pries, discuss it, said they to the Agent, "and let
US listen The Agent brought couple OF
Clergy the Priest brough, his curate The
crowd obliged them to take the open air. This
occurred the other day The discussion Is ad-
lourned There is progress.
In spite of all the denunclatlons OF the Queen
Colleges" they have taken hold on the middle
and upper classes. as the Schools on the peasan-
try The thinking, intelligent independent Ro-
man Catholics are with the Defense Association,
for they won't have the independence OF their
Bishops and Clergy trenched upon; but they are
with the Colleges. for they won't surrender their
own.
Il is not wonderful that all lovers of Ireland
should wish 20 get the lands out OF the hands OF
the old race of landlords,-an eXtrayagant, m
human. worthless. reckless ce,-who are, even
now, going on with heartlesS evlctOnS,-and
even IN Ulster, forcingt the industrious and mproy
ing tenantry to emigrate by getting, through
olnt-Stock companies or otherwise properties
broken up, and sold IN smaller lots, or occupied
by a smaller proprietary. The encumbranceS on
the estates already sold, amount to twenty-one
millions sterling. 1t required powerful screw
to extort the neediu Tor keeping things gong on
such properties TELESCOPES.
p : Your Minister at the Court OF London,
has been to Galway; and Is touring It, and
fe,ng 1t by Limerick and Cork, &c. &c. But
our press SAYS he has too much Yankee eau
ton" He doesn't promise Packet Station,
"free-gratis, for nothing" to our hand. But he
Is telling them some truths that will stick about
Selfreiance" and " Universal Education based
on religion" to elevate people.