New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
IRELAND.
prpLIx. Friaay. Oct. l. ls52.

DUBLIN, Friday, Oct. l, l552.
,ss,udsncc of Tie y Y. Tribune
PREPARATIONS FoE PARLIAMENT.
In England the preparation is for the con-
fict OF parties il is who shall be in power In Ireland
the preparation il Of work tor whatever party sha be
in power Il Is evident from the speech of the EXPIRE
rnier ri Stirling, the other day-fllovcd by that a,
Fer,L-tbat lie il not wesried Of the tolls regard
lee Of the honors of oce-that he would like 20 add
other les radical but less required reforms 10 those
he had SO important a share in efccng Further ex-
tcnticn Of the franchise further corporate reform
improved education Tor the and in the univers-
ties greater efficiency OF the church dminution OF
the burdens the people in fact the better sdaps-
ton Of the institutions Of the country the actual
diiicn and wants OF the country And they who pro
fess be in the secret who live PoPHs GeOs say tina;
the difficulties insuperube 10 a-juneton sup
rose il might be called rather than a-unon OF the par
lice into which Her Msjesiy- Opposition j. divided
nor arrangement Of the posts the leaders should
NIL in order the formation OF a Government more
il lc1cIcsHce with the wbhes OF the people, the pro-
ercc 81 ,oCicy, ard the state Of the world than the
pre,eLt ore.
IL Ireland the hrt great meeting Of preparation for
PGIhsmon wGs the Tenant Conference; and it Is stated
fltt when iiotler i convened .uch will be the pro
Cu then pied ana the plans then framed that If
tie Li IL not carried which h. entrusted 10 Meisr-
SIGN o. The feelings o. the Irsh people 1t Will be be
British Parliament viii not 40 justice 10 ireland
Ard low ,ecOnd conference j. 20 be convened on
lie ss,h Of this month Of tine friends Of Religious
EGutlHy the prime Object Of which = 10 concert
n-cluIes iCT tie abolition Of the Church E-tablish.
mtnt aud Iexi, tie sbrocstion If all laws crczting
civ oisthiies religious grOund-or curtsiling the
nee eNeIchei woTsAp in particular the Tales Bill
tie PICCcssCIs ACt AID hose ClHu-es IN the Enanci
lsuCn Act HAT exclude Romsn Catholics from certain
once, such Is Lord Chancellor Lord Lieutenant, and
tie Ike.
To THE conference it l. understocd he advocates Of
"Eguslny from I'll par,s OF the Uni,ed Kingdom are TO
lie lry.,eo eIc NJ. Moore TIE member .or MAyo Pro-
ysCIGl Secretary has issued circular which though
marked private sud confidential has, somehow, got
Io The zen, which lie lus the subject of the ap-
rtIrLiicn Ct church property, were the Establishment
sbrOl tico, IN v4i'us pOlns view IN der 70 elicit
iHoH Should be restored 10 the church ircn which
AVIS taken Or made 70 support the poori Or de-
voted 70 tie eucatCn tie psOplef Or 70 relieve the
N.tcusl luidtEs he leaders a. the voluntary move
II, II II Scoistd ara the mighty en OF &c Anr,a;e
CEurtL any u England meet these Insh aiyo-
oaes q Rehgie LCuay il Ibis conference Tor such dis
tuslIl might Le one O TIE mot stormy " interest
rc, tuc ne resuh,, meet nuporan; 70 the cause Of
uLh, ueecCm and Iroerosg Which tbs oil country has
fer lCng lime waGessed.
coUNTFK PEEPARArioNs
ii the " Irish Party are busy cutting out
work for FerSmeni c;heTs are not less zealouy and
scvey employ I'd in cutting cut work fr then, and if
either ard especially beth parties succeed in bringing
lien ia'oiiie iuiects before toe BIt-h SENATE there
viii lot lie much complaint Of dull debate Il il
tue The Premier has very sdrory received the funeral
tId postse ulChIal hcnCrs OF tie great warrior and
slse'ntn Gttefsed icr tie decision OF P.Iliamcn:-a
doe nee o Parliamentary, TepI cse,tng ublc opn.
10, lLt wI lie "a ullr AID tn following he aid -
- Nh - 20 he ! sctLirtn The Throne and the ii l.
lcns ih,ifuptr will octrTy the snteC rsinlns session.
bu, ne discussions have referred 70 follow. they
VII lie isih'r loss Lively Eor les Protacted thu those
ECIh.'