New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-15

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here OF ihese and other topics Of interest the discus
sion would demand longer time than this lecture wOIll
properly occupy aud therefore leave them to Others who
may follow and whose experience and information
enable them 10 do them fuller Justice
variety of have led TO loud and frequent out
cries against the College OF MaynOoth for many years
past The activity of the priests in the Repeal citation
their we-known hatred Of the Irish Church EStab-
lishment-the no.Popery" agitation in England and
ScOtland-the determination 10 have Catholic Uniyer-
sity to oppose, alleged, the Queens University
consisting OF the Cork, Galway, and Belfast Colleges
and the asserted OF the Irish Church Mission
all cCnspred to create opposition TO the grant when t
cane before Parliament To Obyiate this, Sir Robert
Peel increased the grant 10 nearly E3a00D per annsm
and placed it ON - the Consolidated Fund But the
increase did not muzzle the priesthood and the ag
tation against the endowment only became the more
violent and general.
A commission wac appointed last session to investi-
gate the whole bject of the MaynoOth establishment
tile effect OF the late augmentation of the endow-
ment,-the studies pursued,-the doctrines taught
the men sent forth The commission has been sitting
in Dublin Castle for some time They have examined
professors students, and preSs.-haye issued crcu.
lars to Bishops and Deans for normaton,-and now
some ceIgymen OF the Established Church aud Mission
aries formerly students of MAJ noOth and Roman Cath
ollie priests-Eaye offered themselves for examination.
The Commissioners, some OF WhOm-as the Earl OF
HaIroby tie chairmsn-sre high Protes.ants,-others
as Judge PigOt as decided Roman Catholics have adj
iourned to meet in December,--hsvng meantime pom
dered the mass Of evidence before them-tO prepare
their report for Parliament The most contradictory
rumors a1oa TO what the report is likely to be;
but one thing is certain il will afford than one
field day discussion in Parliament
The Dareanoum is the true quieter Of the Earring
elements that but for something OF the kind threaten
to dissolve society IL is not only in Irelanl that
ligous ieuds run high-n Sweden, Italy-eyerywhere
intolerance and resistance 70 il produce agitation.
The Protestant Baptsts well as the Roman Catho-
lies are prosecuted in Sweden because their con.
sciences are not tuned to harmonic with the music of
the State religion In Florence, though the Scottish
Tract distributor is Free many Italian dissdents from
the Dukes religion in prison. And their friends
come to the English M,nster-Sr CulliDg Eardly-an1
Dr. Steane also TO get his interference, forgetting that
it is than he and his colleagues can do to give hl
scope TO prOselt sm at home and at the same time,
keep the peace.
1t is true, there may he something in the Tuscan
Dukes SAYING Going along the street the other day,
some one let iall some water from a high window on
bis head. OF course the offender ran down hastily,
and falling on Ter knees, apoogsed. No matter. ead
the Duke. Then turning to his attendant: :" It was
well however" said he, that il was not 60 one OF
"tke English it happened or | should have been pes
tered with diplomatic letters TO end There may
be a counting persecution, from the Of the
powerful protection OF England, but he might LIT them
alone, to follow their noses as the Duchess OF Haml-
tons Maid said, the other day, when some One was
prasing her fine Roman nose, and amenting that she
should have gone TO Rome. Didn't she do right
said she ." TO follow her nose"
Well the DarganeUn is the true pacicatOr. The
first branch of il closed yesterdty-the Exhibition
having had "a 900 within it Saturday. This even
ing the Exhib entertain him at banquet This is
tie second. The first perfect success, even in
the repayment of the outlay, with interest aud sur
plus for industrial encouragement. Then comes the
third branch-the Dlrgan Institute-whch is uniting
all classes and creeds i'll effort for the education ant
training of the humber classes in industrial science
and art.
There is q trial now going on--which has lasted
several days, and will 60 on tor some time yet-which
from the rcspectabty of the party implicated, is ere
citing great interest A Miss Margaret Cautwell, pro-
prietress of boardngschOol in Hardwickeplace, OPP
polite St Georges Church-One OF sistersniece
to the Bishop Of Meath Or c. and sister TO an emf
nent solicitor stands charged with stealing piece OF
satin velvet ribbon in the establishment OF Cann0cA ~
White, one of the great I" monster houses" Ii con-
ycted ruin to her establishment if acquitted, heavy
damages against theirs.
The dismissal OF Professor Maurice from the Kings
College London, on the ground of heresy, ia ere
ating a sensation here as well in London.
Tie Matrcuaton Ut the opening of the session in the
Queens Colleges, of Galway, Cork, aud Belfast, ia
considered satisfactory by the friends OF these nstu
TORS there being increase in the number OF stu
dents, and the proportions of the religious denona
tons being maintained TELEscoPUs.
The Right Rev Dr. Ponsonby Lord Bishop Of Derry and
RaIhoe died, 2sh at his Palace Derry in hr SD year
His successor Is not known.
Lord Cloncurry is dead aged a.. lie is succeeded in
bis title and estates by his eldest the Hon Edward
Lswless
On esth ult Is persons visited the Dublin Exhibition
and on The 29h 5000 being the largest attendance Of any
days since the Opening On Monday evening 3lst the
Exhibition WAS closed with due soleulnies by the Lord
Lieute nant, and in few days tho public will DO eniight
oned the of the enterprise in financial point
of view IL seems barely possible that Mr. Dargar has
escaped without loss The exhibitors proposed giving him
a grsnd banquet, on Wednesday, Nov. 2.
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