New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

-aGordinq delightful lounge TO the lovers Of anuse
meLt vel as snipicrestngs study f0rthe cutystOrs Of
Taste and the Industrial Arts m attracting strangers
and keeping0ur people at homeopathy those vao
have an eve business" with orders" for the ar
cles Of which they exhibit specimens, aud giving notO
rery TO establishments a8d manufactures, sought Jr 10
vain through ordinary advertisements. The un'raEeled
are filed with amaZement at the assembiags Of p,1t-
ipgs aud artquities-Our English AID S;o,ch frebd.
delighted (Or seeming SOY that Irishrnen have sell
reliance and perseTeTance. crowned with s1ccess -
and ourselves who think that al long aud last the
good time is coming, full Of hope that ali things !.
desirable TO cultivate, in country rising cut Of desc 4
ticn and entering IN new career-- Agriculture, tie 10
dustria Arts Manufactures Scientific Pursuits the Arts
Of Taste Mechanicsal viii receive beneficial siinl'
lUs.
Few incidents" have as yet occurred but they VII
doubtless, multiply visitors increase One IS ils
talked Of in the clubs. Major Freshled, one OF lhr
Conmittee-rather sOted for getting into scrdP. non
ipsoeDoe To men and impotence to wOmen-baEing IL
dsRed sebfly-in bis f4vonre amusement. 70 III. "Is,
(Of the Fireman and his wife, met With slap on Sae
lace from that sentlemans glove and having thought
proper to swallow the insult Is about ruInor sss " "
bscs .bsled at the United Service Club.
Mesrs Todd. Burns & Co, our largest Monster
Uousen perhaps the largest establishment OF the KIND
In Britain have good example, having plfcDas'u
four hundred tickets for the young men ID ther eih
plOyment. :.1L
the suec aud the respectabty Ofthe requsitionlst &
well az the illusions 10 tna the chaPels the day o5'Jre
(cunday)-on which petitions adopted 10 Parlia-
ment aeanst the Nunneries Bhad additional interest
from public announcement BY the Rev. Dr gregg
that he would attend ~itb numerous body OF Protest
,nts 10 propose 10 have all Protestant institutions OF
character appro1imsng TO for instance
as the Bishop Of Exeter patronizesncudedl N the ap
ulicaton 70 Parliament, instead Of petition against
legislation on the subject.
On presenting himself however, the Rev gentleman
Cd Trends
protestipp bis right to attend meeting OF Catholics
his being standing topic in all the Protestant eet
inqs be influences, TO claim the term Catholic and
protect against the monopoly OF IL by the Church OF
Rome.
Sir Thomas EsmoLde was in the chair the speaker,
were Hon Mr Belew, Counsellor o H. gan, Sir Robert
Kane. President of the Queens College, Cork Mr. Al
dcrnan Reynolds, Mr.. j. . Council, Sir. Lucas, and
others Tie resolutions expressed, strongly, in the
name Of the Roman Catholics Of Ireland the value Of
couvental estabshments-repudiated legislative inter
ference with them aggression on the Roman
Catholic religion aud discipne-an insult 70 the NOM
beers and their relatives Indifferent t. their freedom
and happiI ess and called on all the members a Parma
inent Of liberal principles 10 resist it
Tie meeting was respectable and crowded, AMI im
mense crowds filed all the avenues 70 IT. but all was
conducted and terminated peaceably.
Tie only advocate for physical force in resistance, if
the bill should pass aud the Government enforce II, was
Rev. Mr Marshall the Oxford convert He sail the
were not enough, by blood But, though the crowd
cheerod the Chairman and gentlemen on the platform
repudated the sentiment 1t is expected that the Gov
eminent will exert themselves TO defeat the bill.
The late rains followed by mild, warm weather, afford
hope Of full harvest Nothing look finer than the
crops of all kinds inparcular the fax crop, Of which
an unusually large quantity was sosn Sir John Mac.
Neilc the distinguished engineer has GjD acres under
that crop.
But though the newspapers have not noticed any in
stances vet Of the pOtaOdsease regret 20 state that
in private letter il is mentioned that has made It's up
pearance in the garden Of Col Close Of Drumbanagher
near Newly There has been an immense quantity
planted.
The Tenant Committee have brought in their report,
but tie bill founded it, pleascs neither the Tenant
Right people nor the Landlord class. So it will stand
over until il be what agitation DO before
session
The old candidates that were unseated for Glare
Brien Fitzgerald and Col Vandeeur, the uDsuccess-
fu candidate all in the field for Glare clec-
ton and Mr. Sader is up for Sligo. If the Ministry
sand-as three of the judges about to be sheyed
LEROY who is i'll and eighty three and Pennefher aud
TorIens also in the sere and yellow leaf-Brewstcr
will 20 TO the Bench KeOgh to the Attorney General
ship the next step to ditto and Fitzgerald " the Soil
ctOr- Generalship.
The country is in the prooundest quiet, with the ex-
cepon Of the occasional breeZes among the elgous
polemics and is on the road to prosperity. The emgr
ton, however, goes on. TELEscOPOs.