New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

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Lucas VIII their weight turn the scale Ano snJu,s
,bey succeed In putting out Derb' whom should re'
Try 10 out IN Not the Wbis,-not Russell u,
Were riots and Intimidation connnru ~ 80 both In
Irl,b !" Not bit of H. There was nore OF oo.n ,, -,
civiyi,zed ENGLAND Only. Ia Ireland IL was genc,ap
f. word and Flow more frequently, inc Hio~ -uu ~.
word together. Sometimes the olo" "'a's 'uu -" az
T. r,jsn, John Bull often roered, ana no more-ot
s.h,d things IN bis wrathor kepI up the noise vi
The notice c.me and put end 10 tue hot But there
vas sbotboT difference e.;- AZ
h. o;.obevec the iandlord, damnaton II he withstoOd
the prit a. lie would appealto the one, Don't ASK i,
your honor I'd be excoInmunlcaieo, 4nh never "a'o
Ia show NY i-ce In chapel; 10 the Other, Don Task
me your reverence 10 be turned cut, with ny vie
anc childer to starve.' Bat 10 EnslEnd u was mo
c. Lhct of long II c-ue out ON the Derby sec
ton where Mr.. Morgan was caught In the isci as
uou,irg bribes ss the ogent OF member OF the 5o7
eminent, Sir. William BeresiCTd, Secretary AT war.
That bribery the rule thu only difference being 'h-'
The scale OF prices varies according 70 i"csnW' -
Yours" raid be - Is poor place meaning D]roJ-
ave awe much for two votes In Shrewsbury ne TOT
twenty here" However. he seized, with his
,beav,s of bsnk and begs of sovereigns and lly
committed " Ger the new bribery act OF aGt session.
And this II IL that ills people with amazement,-thai,
after The disclosures 10 the koppock agency case whcn
occupied much Of rhe time and attention OF last SEES
,cp apd led 10 Acknowledgement OF tue ooroueE OF
ST. Abani and the passing Of act Of such 'rngency
against bribery At rlectOns-there should come io'th
such disclosures Whether il Is that habit mas become
a second nature-or that the act, from negligence or
y,
devil swift the places where and wont nave be-
come nve rate de'er mined TO Try conclusions With
the Parliament who shall be strongest certainly bribery
has prevailed widely and shsmea.sy hey nd all former
precedent IN the conflict however, they viii come ~"
second best There will be funny English as "eN an
Irish citclctuTes
when Francis jeffrey was once pleading, before The
General Assembly, the case Of clergyman accuses Ut
making too tree with BOTTLE he sait, Let every
member Of this venerable Assembly put DIS hand upon
his heart and who has not done the SUM h1re,
nf lFnA ann
AND "ApoloeiZe" Jeffrey stood WITH his arms folded
TIL the storm subsidized and then quietly got oil by say
Ing "l ask pal don, Moderator twas entirely owing
10 n ignorance of the habits Of the Church lfthese
cases OF er ormous and baetaced bribery have occurred
from that they sha escape In the u1Ver'
salty Of the practice they may finds Commons Com
miltee made Of sterner stuff than Scottish Assembly.
The Parliament, Is III Or the Ministry Or both
The IimGs says the day gone by-and the men have
passed away when any siogle leader might conduct
an Opposition according 10 mis- pleasure sure OF the
obsequiuui devotion o; his followers. The chief men
must unite deliberate act In unison Even so,--and
his Is not at all k-ly-the prevailing opinion is, that
the Ministry will stsno-s least while; that there VIII
be attempt TO put them out-and so ne" e' ction
by sn amendment to the Address, or vote OF 40
Confidence Il s far from unlikely that the Ministry
take their upon Free Trade now that II Is ire
vertbIe 30 they will scud before the wind OF public
opinion other understanding With them sections
OF the Opposition The several questions b which
they committed re'pt ctively,i the great Gaes-
tons of Finance Reform shall bring on the crisis
rive Have not the late elections shown that a. pres
ent, freedom OF election Is noneltiy Gould Derby
hmsei refuse 10 acknowlede the necessity OF tue Bal
LOTT Would he not have good an apology TOR
concedng it, as the Clar, cleo ion wa, TO Pee and Wet,
Engion for connecting Emancipation or the Birmingham
muiter for granting Reform Ard then, the number
Of the dOubfuls' returned this time, s unuspsiIy
p,.a,, the Nourasts, in political opinion not pao.
topnicai, distinguished from the "Reasi tho men
who got in the shortest road to livelihood Sho are
quite ready for consideration, in the Csstlereagh
t,hV z.
and like the patriot at the tine OF the union accused q"
selling bis country, who thanked God he had country
to sell right elsd they nave in their power 10
perform profitable feat. Whatever others By calr.
yoyaIce, may ioretell choose not to iopheiy
TELESCOPES.
An amusing mode of Furnishing Roman Ca,noi,c who
voted for CRY landlord, Col Vandeleur occurred in
Clare-amuGina but not TO Ihe unfortunate violin.
The women Of hamlet met bin on his return siter re-
cording his vote and stripped him be old aDd fec
be- having iashec him vita Lettles sent him home
In bis shirt 1t dusk when he entered the house,
aud seeing him, the wife and children ran out, shou'
! ing Wclalew, knew they would murther bin; and
here's his shostc back to U.s."
Further riots have taken place ii the
County Clare A, Limerick on Sun fay, mob attacked
solceIs OF tie 3ls Regiment and Injured two be-
yond hope Of recovery, betides severely msrestlng
several respectable civilians for interfering The rc.es
serward attacked barracks Of the 3ls and aFovS
of the guard With yoeys Of bricks aud stones Taare
being Cficer within the walls the time the sergeant
and therefore endured the attack with patience. de
tachmeDt from the Castle barr acks siterward formed
and dispersed TIE mob at the point Of the bayonet
MOI however, without severe resistarcethe officer In
commar being ced and many Of the soldiers car
bikes being smashed, tayonets broken of &c. Toe 3st
the regiment that fired the people at Sixrnie'
bridge, spd hence the attack on them at Limerick In
ether parts OF Ireland the excitement connected with
the elections bayins s0sted the military and police
returning TO their former stations
The National Exhibition at Cork contin-
ues 10 attract.
The 4th of August is fixed for the cleo
ton OF Roman Catholic Prelate 10 Gil the vacancy
caused by the translation Of the Archbishop Of Dupn
from Amsgn.
Approximations are again expressed re-
gardipg the extension of the potato blight, epecia y
In districts the Southern and Western coasts
panic ably spreads this subject and pe have as
yet 10 data To judge Of the extent of the blight The
Cdidy Packet and other papers, say the ailuros
partial and not OF sufficient extent TO create any serious
alarm