New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

fisheries and manure afforded by the ooast-esti-
mates the coat Of purchase and outlay aud the re-
turn provided there were facilities for market
such o. railwsys aud packet station At Galway
would furnish and the conveniences for manufac-
turers | notice the work, because il shows the
large place this country has ia thoughtful English
minds and how soon capital would flow in for ito
Improvement, if oar rulers could so far get rid Of
the nightmare of this Pspal Aggression" asto
take leisure 10 adjust matters 60 as TO give the
requisite security and also, that may copy, in
proof of the same fact the following sentences
from review of the book 10 the Athen9Em:
The proximity OF the Northern aud Eastern
coast TO England and Scotland, gave it, in times
gone by, an immense advantage over the less for
tunste parts OF the country. Belfast became an
English town, and Saxon capital and enterprise
carried the sounds Of Industry into every corner
Of the surrounding District. The changes OF
property on the esrths surface promise TO do, for
the West and South, what has already been done,
more or less completely, for the North. The At.
lsntic Ocean, which breaks upon its shores, is
now the highway between two worlds Eventu-
ally, the intercourse Of Europe with North Amer.
lea must be carried on through Ireland. This is
q geographical necessity, and the points OF de-
psrture will probably be Galway and Halifax "
1t is no wonder, however, that as long as the
Government and Parliament are remiss, people
Of capital and enterprise are sby-with Poor
Rate OF &l,57l 000-and l, 100 900 acres gone out
OF cultivation since as, and a decrease IN the
value Of swine and sheep exported OF / ,oOO,OVV;
IL is true enterprise ia doing something, IN social
continuation for advancing manufactures, 10 pto
noting the cultivation Of hsz, and Of beet root Tor
the manufacture Of sugar and converting peat INTO
charcoal; but the grand point is to set the land
Free. Our few manufacturers are preparing for
the Exhibition bat If the state 70 " ch bad gov
eminent has reduced the country could be exhi
bited in q visible and palpable panorama state
in which our Government insist on leaving it that
they may have leisure TO study medieval records,
and save Oh from the clutches OF the most lmpo
tent Of foreign rulers and his aggression -
it would NOT show the " governors" whatever
may be said Of the constitution" to be the
envy Of surrounding nations aud the admiration
Of the world -
THE MYSTERY SOLVED.
What can induce the Premier to pursue so in
veteratey, bis crusade against the mummeres'
The GalscRy Vlndtcator says be has discovered
the secret. "Woburn Abbey, Thornhaugh Abbey,
CheDies, Tavistock, CoveDt Garden, produce now
to the house of Bedford an income of $50, 900 per
snnum, including 4Ie0O0 year 1.-THE. The Vicar
of Brent Tor is paid I'll per annUm by the Bed.
fords, who enjoy 4l50000 per annUm eccesisstlcal
plunder) who allow the country TO add t64 per
apDum to make this Wears stipend ga year"
This is the statistical fact, and the folio wing the
PandacatO7's comment: &" Ii IL bat natural that the
roboer and murderer, and the descendants of the
rObber and murderer, should hate the church
who're income they plundered and whose Abbot
they hanged. The mitre of an Abbot must be
shocking "mummery" in the estimation OF those
upon whose hand the RED spot still burns, for the
stain Of blood descends to generation after gene.
ration. All the above named possessions were
pundered from the Catholic Church by the ances-
tors Of Lord John Russell, and they hanged the
Abbot OF w oburn that they mi ht enjoy the spos.'
Right or not, this tells on the popular mind, and
shows the wisdom of rulers az we'll as others sd.
herring to the maxim Ne sut0r ultra crepidam. The
civil and material interests of country quite
enough for them-the religious concerns OF the
people are intrusted 10 others
WORSE BEHIND.
The demonstration at Merchant Taylors Hall in
favor of Lord Stanley is to be followed by one in
Edinburgh next Tuesday, for which ESQ of the
elite of Scotland have already given in their
names; and this is to be succeeded by similar
one in Dublin. These are preparatory to meet
ipgs in the provinces, intended to secure the sub
stIution of Conservative for Wing Admins
tration, at the next general election, which will
follow The dissolution al the close OF the present
Session of Parliament. Now, Dir. Spencer Wal
pole. who is named as his Lordships Attorney
General has given notice of Amendments to Lord
John RusseIls Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, 10 Com
mittee, on the 5th of May, that will prohols ANY
Brief or Rescrpt from Rome, for ANY purpose, In
any part Of the United Kingdom, under penalty OF
4lOO for the first oi1ense, and Punishment Tor the
secoAd-and this, at the suit OF the Common In
former Our Irish Brigade that voted against the
Ministry on eUery question,-sAylng mo, when
their convictions were for saying AYE to put
out the Mlnisters-Rre now glad they dld not sue
coed; and Cardinal Wisemsn thinks 1t would
have been as well 10 have waited while longer
for his honors. TELESCOPES