New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16

4 4. M, Intention, without oeay .ousso. W.. ~ 49,.
-. p,Hamept: and IL IL my earnest prayer ,ns- IN tuo
ep' 81 The hleh functions which, according 70 our
~ Cn,,i,utiop win dev0lve upon the several con-
,,,ns,c-, they may be directed oy an hh~ise
p,oy,d.nce 20 the selection OF representa- yes whose
,,,,ou and paristism may aid me In my ncreasng en-
sesvors 10 sustain the honor and dignity OF my Cro~h
m uphold the Protestant institutions of the country ana
the civil and religious liberty which IL their natural re-
suit; TO extend ana improve the national educanon
develop and eDcC uraee industry 81 science, ana 70
elevate the moral and social condition, and tnereoy
pr, mote the welfare and happiness OF my people
The Char cellor then declared the thlro
Parliament Of Victoria, prorogaed till Friday INC
Goth August.
The Elections.
Elec,ioneeripg is now the order OF tne
day, and from the peculiar aspect o, ionLed
ters contest more ex citing than ordinary siooneI
toy Assuming that most oft candioatfs 49,
annomncsd thems elves the following ofleIeu
ss the nearest estimate that can DC o.;
no,,es in the field Ministerialists 90 oppII11
tion $685. together with boating pa,a Loe, y,abt
81 ,isrol Conservatives" one-holf OF wnom ls9e
-. 10 nected To vote against the Ministry: IL
ibe noticed there are few seats uncoh'es~o'
~ tho nrospects of the canvass the Morning
,teroU the organ of the Ministry, has the follow
ling: IcI..,,,d
,abIes ns TO state conidentially that Lord
na,bvis Administration will receive considerable
accession of strength from that country, in the Par
Gsn,ent about TO he assembled. The great empo-
,;nm Of Irish trade, Belfast, has pronounced une-
ouiyocally in his favor. Dublin Is about to con-
sion Mr.. Reynolds to Obscurlty. And the exam
nile Of these two great and influential eohsttueh,
r;es will be followed in many of the counties ana
cities ~ that country. Even the two leaders Oh
the renowned Irish brigade are placed IN I'M
minent jeopardy, and believe we may sale
ly predict that Messrs. keogh ana o aileh
will he defeated at Atblone ana C4fio"'
Lord Derby's Administration Will certainty re,
q, i've IN Irland at least ten or twelve additlonai
.uunorters. The thunders of the Vatican and the
tb,eots of It's miDions have been totally dlsre.
oorded A Cabinet which PROCESSES and nam
taips in IT'S actions regard Tor the natendi liiter
ests of the cAuntry has been enabled, without nav
ing recourse to the despicaole clap-rap ana eXpe-
dency system Of it's predecessors, to convince Inc
J,eb ne0p'e that their true interest lies in sup
norting National Government, which VIII ana
Can save them both from the tyranny OF foreign
ecclesiastics. and the degradation of being made
the mere stepping stones to selfish and despicable
ambition. .,,, A..
Derby Administration in lrerand equivalent to
+wenfv unon division. II will be borne in mnd
that from The outset we predicted an honest effort
in favor of IIelapd's real interests was the true
policy to adopt with regard to that country, aud
Tint we we're perfectly aware OF the sincerity
with which the present Government addressed
itselfto this task. Their acts during the short
nerod they have been in office are now before the
public. BY results the prudence ana propHety
of spy course of conduct may he fairly and justly
esti,pated. Lord Derby's Government found
Ireland sunk in hopeless dependency. One half
the kingdom was q prey to disorder and violence,
which delied the efforts Of feeble Executive, and
despised the power of a ruler who had endeavored
to Govern by bridliDg alike foreign priesthood ana
tomt site press. The nation at large was
plunged INTO despair by the stern ana uncsmpro'
missing demand of a sum, little short OF seven ml-
lions sterling in repayment of monies wasted IN
the most inter and reckless extravaganza, under
nrete,,se of saving human life. No more striking
proof of the Dbunan and wicked system adopted
by the " higs and their creatures toward that
count,y was ever evinced, than the sudden and
marvellous change which Their overthrow instantly
proouc.d. 1t would be only waste OF time to
ie,er TO the evidence Of this fact. The workhouse.
afford the most uneTring test of the truth OF what
We assert. Poverty has diminished fully one. half
A Agricultural effort has doubled In the memory
of TIE oldest man now living larger breadth OF
land bss not been under cultivation, nor have we
ever had presented to us more promising nope
ff an abundant return The arm Of the assassin
has been paulysed, the decree Of the midnight
tribunal no longer cauies with it the doom OF the
righteous and tue Just. Peace and security those
ere at and indispensable elements of national pro-
gress prevail, snd the power of the agtator, both
Law and clerical has sunk before the determination
Of an honest Executive"
Riot-Church sacked-KiIIed and Wounded.
The late proclamation against Roman
Catholic professions has begun to yield fruit. On
Tuesday night June 70, riot broke out at Stock
poit between the Catholics and Protestants at
least, the disturbance began respecting process
sion of Roman Catholic Sunday School children,
but ait terward merged into general fight of Irish
against English. At first the Irish had the best in
tie fray but afterwsrd the English proved victOrl-
Gus and projected 10 pull down the houses ofthe
Catholics Several dwellings were unrooed TO
furnish missiles. and the furniture broken up to
supply weapons. The mob then proceeded to
sack the Cath, lie Chapels one of which they COM
petely Quilted and made bonfire OF the pe~s, or
gan. ana furniture OF the altar, &c. They also
plaged the priests house and were proceeding to
greater outraees when u detachment of the Goth
Regiment arrived on the ground, and by their
presence kept the rioters in check. sixty of the
wounded rioters were taken TO the hospital, and
one man was picked up dead-kied with pitch.
fork. One hundred and fourteen of the ring
leaders are arrested The magistrates appear TO
have acted sufficiently we'll under the circum-
stances, having sworn in 500 special cOnstables
aud distributed them in patrols to keep the mob
''|'H .f"'fN"i"ihE' u tlO'P VI uHSUOuS udS AT
rived in the town, il being reported hat the Irish
Catholics from Manchester, and other places in
the neighbohOod, are coming to retaliate for their
country mems defeat.
On this unhappy event, The DuJHn Milton
has the following remarks under the caption of
Hell Broke Loose"
The demon OF intolerance is up in England.
"Bloodshtd, sacrlege and arson inaugurate the
opening OF the Reign of Terror
The atrocities committed at Stockport have
never b. en- surpassed in the widest outbreak Of
the old penal times. 1t only wants the faggot and
tfe Jbbet 10 complete the revival of the bloody
era Persecution.
Things the most sacred have been profaned.
Christian Temple has been wrecked and demol-
ished and horror of all horrors the Holy sacra-
ment oi Redemption, the body aud blood OF the
~, thn rlnlillI