New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

from them before, that you will not, by this BILL
be able to meet every danger which you NAV be
called on TO encounter. ! do not contemplate the
framing Of code by which all the relations be-
tween the See Of Rome and this country will be
regulated. But this | say, that if the spirit you
have seen lately is not checked-ifi is not check.
ed by the display of Protestant and national feel
ing which we have seen lately-if it is not check
ed by the simple and mild enactment now before
Parliament-if further aggression take place-h
the attempt is made 10 deprive the people OF
Ireland Of the benefit of mixed educatiOn-li It IA
attempted to deprive Parliament OF it's power in
this respect and if those who serve the Crown
are 20 be deferred by menaces 70 deprive them OF
the benefit Of religious cOnsOatlOn-lt they at
tempt 10 carry out their opposition to mixed edu'
cation which the Roman Catholics themselves
asked for only few years-then will not deny
that other measures may be necessary. And 50
Of similar measures of aggression
differ altogether from my Right Honorable
Friend, when be says that the matter Of Educa-
ton, is a matter on which the Roman Catholic
clergy may proceed unchecked to any extent they
choose. | do not think you will do right 90
not think you would be justified having already
declared that you meant national education IN
Ireland 70 proceed do not think you would be
iuitiied in allowing weapons. even Spiritual
weapors, 70 be employed for temporal purposes
so as TO prevent the youth and the children OF
Ireland from acquiring secular knowledge, be-
cause the clergy choose 20 cait spiritual ln'truc'
ton" Lord John alludes 10 threats OF excom-
munication against the Under Secretary Tor Ire
land, the Presidents Of the Queen college,
Cork, and other Roman Catholics from their zeal
in the cause Of the National Schools ard Queens
Colleges.
Nov. the Sunday before St. Patricks day had
been fixed on by the University Committee l0r
simultaneous collection but Archbishop Mur-
raw declined issuing sn order for it-nor was it
mede in lis own chapel Of Marlborough Gtreei,-
vhil- instead q collection was made in 81 An
dre0s for the parocha schools aud the eloquent
Dr Riersn was brought from Dundalk to preach
the sermon. But DR.. Murray did not venture to
cssien any dissatisfaction with the Jniverslty, or
preference for the Queens Colleges AS his reason
tor iti holding the order for the collection; and
Dr Rersn ia reply 70 An accusation that he
rad lent Aimse 70 opposition % II, says: W hen
The question OF the Queens Colleges was hrst
moottd 10 Ireland, declared publicly that cold
hardly conceive any system OF mixed educaIlo1
from which great evils were not 20 be applo-
leESed ard tnat believed the system on which
the Queens Colleges were based was pregnant
with danger % the faith aud morals OF or people
Ny opinion has undergone no change except that
Of deriving from the decisions Of the Holy See,
the force of ny conviction He ids that he
has given 20 the Catholic University the largest
contribution he could, and has exho-ted his flock
% follow his example. He adds Whether the
difference Of opinion that divides or erarch7
regards the principles or practcRbility OF educa
tionn institutions, it IS great evil, impeding ~
il does in the Catholic body the united action
without which we can DO nothing. England vii,
Cypress ua until union gives strength. Il the
Queens Colleges are what they have been de-
scribed ~ he by the Holy See II is only by union
among ourselves we can prevent them from De-
coming permanent institutions OF the country, as
il ia only by the same means Te can ever succeed
IN establishing 4 Catholic University When
modeIates write So YOU may guess what the
ultras say.
THE ELL CARRIED TO A SECOND READINn.
Three hundred and forty three for it, to ninety
eight against: aud now it goes into Committee
And DIsraeli and Inglis with the res. who object
to it as Inadequate will try to restore the clauses
that the ministry have withdrawn And then the
Lords will try their skill upon it,-dOubtless to
make it more penal. And when it ia read third
time and pnssed.-ether IN lts present or altered
form, who can predict the result
Meantime, though one company has been formed
TO manufacture augar from SIleslan beet root aud
another to convert peat into charcoal. though
Lord D0wnshire has commenced working Icad
mine. and various manufacturers are preparing to
compete at the exhibition yet m1ititudes are
bpsier with the Fathers and Rei0rmers than with
the shuttle and the plOW even children ana ie-
males are hard at work on religious controversy
and the Premier might easily enlist corps OF le-
n ale WatfiOIb--lihe tUS DoUy - w -
Of Dahomey,-ifu under any alarm rom Dr. W lse-
man s phalaDx of Nuns: and people begin TO lear
the lulGlment literally OF our Lords words,
en- not come to send peace, but sword
TELESCOPO+.
The returns Of the simultaneous collection
Cor the Catholic University already reach seven
thousand pounds though many are still 70 be re-
ceived from distant localities. Dublin contributed
two thousand; though two OF its wealthiest par
isher did not coect,-the metropolitan one Of s.
Thomas. and that of st. Andrew.