New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
IRELAND.
Royal Movements The Elections-RIots.

h0yui MOVcbCHiB- Ahc LicCfOhs-fNi"'s'
Correspondence of the \. Y Tribune.
DUBLIN, Friday July 80, 1882
The Queen, on her part, accompanied by
her Prince Consort, and the outhful hopes of the
Nation, is cruising away in the channel,
taking, so the court papers say, the most popular
of British Qut ems Elizabeth. for her model. IL
she do so in all other things well as in her love
of sailing, the Prince and the attendant ministers
viii have a ticklish time OF it. However, so little
is there Of ornaments or fears Of invasion, that
she is merely attt n6ed by many steamers as
form a guard Of honor and those who know all
the movements Of Royalty WHO, when Parlia-
ment is sitting write cabinet secrets and at other
times, the purposes of tle Royal household to
their respective newspapers, in private letters,
of which it may be said, az of the "private
thoughts of gra rames-pity they had not Kept
them private--will have it, that the Royal cortege
and the French Channel feet will pop in at
Queenstown for the Cork Exhibition at the same
time. And then a" HeV for the Highlands, q sojourn
az BalmOIal till the Autumnal session of Parla-
ment shall summon her again to the Metropolis
for she will open it in person, SO we are assured
or the same high authority, to show her favor for
country is matter Of great consolation TO her
IOysl losom.
determination, calculation. Wherever party
has lost there is dreadful outcTy about riot and
Neutrality-suspicious. the priests, for Instance, in
Cork, LongfoId and Westmeath, against the
landlords in Down, Monaghan and Dublin. The
truth is, the intimidation and undue influence were
not-what our Irish reciprocity is usually said to
be-all of one side. All parties did their utmost
none were very choice OF weapons-on the one
side the "ollice," on the other the "altar," on
both the budgeon: freedom OF election was no.
where. But hosts of petitions are in preparation
on all sorts OF grounds want Of quahc alton un-
du- Influence and the ke,-and there viii be
some amusing disclosures before the election COM
nttees if 1.-THE OF the stories published shall be
authenticated.
However, while much of the rOtous doings on
both sides looked formidable, chiefly on paper
and there as little Of the violence Of the fun
of the oden time in the actual conhicts-there
was one scene truly deplOrable, at Six mile Bridge
in Glaze. A large body of Col. Nandeleurs Tory
voters were passing under strong military escort,
it having been rumored that they were to DO
ioIcbly carried of, when immense mob as
sailed the soldiers, who red,-whether compelled
to do so IN setdefence is warmly disputed, for and
against-and killed six and wounded eight.
In Meath, it is said, is choice specimen of in
gratitude Lucas Of The Td5iet, was placed by
Dr. Cantwel, the X. Z. Bishop, and his Clergy,
ut the head OF the pOll--nOt only over Grattan
who, in spite OF his claims from long service, great
deyOtedness aud hereditary fame, was nowhere
but even over CORDIALLY the other successful can
didate, gentleman ot great property universally
popular, and OF the Roman Catholic religion. But
he was the chosen of the Primate and DR.. McIIale.
The religious element was sll-poserful in all such
cases.
TeBant-rght was made only second TO religion
in cases where the Roman Catholic clergy had the
chief Influence but from its being thus associated
with the subyersOn OF the Establishment and
other matters unpopular with PIotestants, as well
as from its being identified with Sharman Craw-
lords bill on the subject, regarded by many snant
advocates as complicated and impractcaole, the
Tenant -lesgue candidates every where beaten,
such as were successful as Duff, Lucas and
others, were elected mainly on other grounds.
The real friends Of Tenantrs ht hope that the Attorney
General Nspiers promised bill the subject mas be
Satisfactory as the only probable chance OF settlement
Of the SUBJECT You sold IT, craven ycophants 10 land
loydm, the cry from the South and West 10 Ulster
You destroyed by your blind ndiscrimrang bigotry,
echoed back from the mountains Of Ulster 10 Munster
and Copnaught
regard 10 the future-,o listen 10 the calculations
OF The psIussns of the Ministry and their opp1nsnts
you would never fancy they regarded body Of Lsgsa
toIs, uniting tor the public good Of common country;
tsner the oslos OF hose partes, armed az all points
each others destruction. II L. viii Lord Derby have
MAJORITY Viii the Opposition be able To oust him
TO which will the "Conseryatiye Libarals - and IN
which the Liberal Conservatives" Learnt And what
W.. ne the force oil the Z" ri'h Brssdei They have
i0'' he5nold' but they have gained Bower and