New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

10 put up foe bell which had s-eu ordered some
years ago, when similar catastrophe tad nearly o.
cured
The Company have rad steamers at the wreck By
yay Of nv ms to raieh Bot one tune the weather =
uniavorabe another tine the cable snaps sr t,T
OF success. The behcf they do NOT "aa; %
rae her-thAi a. scarcely any bodies have been found
,hose lost are in the ship And 50 diver having been
sent down refused e. so second ume-so horrtied
was he I'd the sight presenied-ihe cabin fa OF dead
bodies; some that bad been IN the set OF dressing,
others naked Actions are ihresfsned 10 vast smouaI
fo. the property board; but II II were ascertainet
win certainty how many and who have perishet, and
Proceedings were taken BY the next OF An therss no
estimating the consequences.
the Lords on the National Education System He De
ouss 20 the section tina; would drve the Roman Csen
hcs OF BY making The Scriptures part OF me oru
nary School EdUcsuon-inpersive on all Inc Gov.
erune- the Head OF the Gov rnmeatthe late Lord
Lieutenant and bis predecsssor-l are against ensne
Il il gsti ngin the pres, NJ state OF the country tnSt
more han hsif mill in the Schools, and asesdy and
r,cu!sr system will not be sectaaa-
nee bv making II exclusively Protestant nor broken ap
Is giving the Roman Csthoi Bishops who objects saar-
OF the grant for exclusive Roman Catholic Educsnon
If ever there was county and tune, when uneI and
sohd educ desirable it 10 day in lreand AMI
tits the National Board Is giving Tue present Roman
Catholic Primste is favorable; Or, Denvr, Roman cath
che Bishop Of Belfast hiss been added TO the CoHln'
sisuers all the Presby terans with them; and an
number Of the PROTESTANT BISHOPS ana Clergy
Ii il prospering and will triumph, and prove the great
cit boon the country ever had.
Tie Land Csmmittee-cons.stng of thirty, some able
70 cay all thst can be said The lsniorm OF the que
ton thick and-thin tenant night Leaguers son.
Up 70 all the legal bearings and difficulties and ma or
iy able to take common sense view OF the matter ant
determined 10 have t settled, In session There u
every hope OF settlement Ii thee were one the enc
field for nvestturc Of cspitapsr,ly in retaining part
" in improving will be entered and there are thirty
eight millions OF Irish captsl Comparatively unprodur.
tive in the funds Already the lands in tlase or era
ziDg-taken OF those who have purchased in the Encum
bereG Estates Courtor hrmed by the purchasers them
selveshouch not vet half productive they might
he and will be made quite rssile the expectations OF
the And there Is a steady ncreaseIot prices IN
the estates that now come under the hammer.
The manufacturing movement Il increasing every
whsre. An Industrial Institute, training and employing
hundreds of the youth Of both has been estsp
lshed Ia BalinasOe The Boards of Poor Law Gusrdi-
introducing Industrial training into the Union
wcrkhouses and Bsnbridge IN the North, and Kilkenny
in thu South will not be the only exceptions To the
practice OF making PoorhOuses dens of dleuess and hot
beds of yce-frum abuse OF the doctrines Of Por
cal Economy On the contrary, aiording refuge to
the destitute they viii become in good degree, self
supporting schools OF Industry. And railway extension
tds fair 10 be all that could notwithstanding the
country connecting the great Trunk lines and opening
up commune siin between the Interior and every large
TOW and seaport in the kingdom guessed there would
he improvement; but never expected such progress
toward prosperity from such deep depression IN year
ortwo.
have long considered the Castle Of Dublin az the
country and that there could not be greater benefit to
the country regard to her pohtcalsnd social relations
than the abolition of the Office OF LordLeutenant and
the whole Of the mock pageantry connected herewith
Dublin thinks Otherwise-hkes the the show, aud the
drawingrooms and the leyees and the state balls sd
tells how much money is put in circulaiion-orgetns
that in general the office is conferred on some broken
down nobemsn, that be may save as mucha possible
But If al were realized a hundred fold, would not
compensate for the insoent thwarnng OF local authori.
ties the und Ihand encouraging OF party chickering's,
tie setting of creed against creed and faction against
faction, and the fomenting of discord for selfish and
yrannca purposes with which England has ever cursed
Ireland.
There is a District Lunstic Asylum in Belfast. The
Governors had arranged that under the direction OF
medical men the inmates might have visits from clergy
men and others Of their respective denominations
whom they might desire. The Lord Lieutenant appointed
Chaplain of each denominstioD-of his own choice
with salary TO be levied of the county The Govern
ors Recommendations one, and second deputstiou
to point out the evils and set before hun the deicacy
the case required-fori6ed oy the highest medical
opinions that their plan was the wsest No. HIS
Excellency resolved Chaplsins had been appointed
Then the Grand Jury demonstrated. No use. Then
both resoved-he Grand Jury not 20 present tor the
PAYMENT of the saariesthe Governors not TO allow s
Chsplains to oficiate. SO it stands But dare say
they will have TO succumb And should they noti
Every town has not the spunk OF Belfast
TELESCOPES.