New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26
IRELAND.

Lord EglintOh's reception on the | lth
March was courteous aud cordial one. He was
cheered with the usual Insh enthusiasm. He wore
IN his breas. what is described as regular sod OF
hebaceous product intended doubtless to represent
the Irish shamrock, which 1t was not being nothing
more nor less than English clover" The people,
nevertheless, cheered Justify. At Trinity College,
dlseraceful riotrng took place, caused by enc
of the stucents displaying an Orange dag The flag
was removed, wheGeupen a party of students sal
lied forth from the College with sticks, &c and
regular riot ensued, which net put end to till
several OF the disturbers were arrested During the
night the Orange proceedings were rene we'd, aud
strong bodies OF Police and military patrolled the
streets. The Police magistrates have been ensaged
all the morning In disposng OF brought before
them connected with this dissraceful Orange til
umph.
The new Lord Chancellor of Ireland,
MIR. Blackburn, was sworn into Office ON the llth
inst, and Lord Mas and MIR. Napier, M. p, were
sworn in members Of the Irish Pivy Council.
The Earl of Belfast had delivered the
first Of series OF lectures in support of the Belfast
Working ClasseS AssociationS Library Fund. The
Lord Bishop OF Down and Conner presided. The
subject was: "Tle Poets of the Nineteenth Cen.
tury."
Tho new Irish Chief Secretary, Lord
Mas, has concluded to withdraw from the Parlia-
mentsry contest and leave the field to his opponent
The chances against him are too strong to be disre-
garded.
N VCIy didIuuliS btdtCWcub respecting
the progress of the Riband conspiracy appears 10
the BELFAST Newsletter II 1t 10 really an unexagger-
ated description OF the condition of the disturbed
districts Of Ulster, there seems to be remedy left
but the highly Objectionable one of call upon the
Legislature for such measure of coercion a. will
crush this formidable spirit of turbu' encs
The Belfast paper says IL seems incredible, yet It
which has been made lamentably notorious by the
Outrage upon Mr. ChambFe, the leading gentry are
obliged for the proe ction OF their lives, not only to
10 our armed themselves, but to be accom- panied oy
strongly. armed force OF constabulary. Travel in
~hat direction you please along the roads in this
district, or at whatever hour, and you will be sure
to meet these indications of fearful struggle be-
tween civibz alton and savage barbarism
The Rlbznd reign OF terror 10 extending In every
direction ano penetrating every rank OF society II
q gentleman dismlsses servant on suspicion of his
beng tainted with the Rband poison, forthwith the
master receives the "DOilce" Of the conspiratOrs
and il he refuses compliance with the demand there
IN contained ne 0ps OF the prescribed and literally
nay "prepaTe his coffin This has already hap
peBed IN some instances. and may happen in many
for the Truth 10, NO servant In the neighboY.
hood can be trusted, unless his attachment to the
family bss stood the test OF long trial and faithful
service. The evil does not stop even here. The
natural consequences are beginning to make them
telvss Appsrent. We have heard Of one gentleman
IN the dlstfcy who has thrown up agency, out of
which he derived moderate Income. under the in
aze IN any way connected with the land, Dut those
wbose ordinary commercial avocations ore would
suppose might exempt them from alarm, feel them
selves led ard intimldaed, ard 10 10 manifest
mat the operations OF trade daily suffering and
viii De ultima ely checked and destroyed, unless the
and fsotual remedy. There 10 no time TO be lost