New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

and more equitable principles with the emerge nces which,
In the pres Mt vrtiehed condition Of rurtey, may easily
arise
The Lower House Of Parliament reasssmbled on Th1-s
DAY ngst 18TH az. the Wbitsunde r-ss. Tn reports
Of the Committee Of Ways Mans AMI II the Go nit
Of the Customs Acts received and agreed to. and
bills o. dered 70 be brought in founded the
Lord John Russell ssieo that 81 June thu iovernnan'
would sstI their views with the future al Ms
& stion e Inoia hr hin.r Gibson asked quest in
r.frenes 10 Jswish Disabilities 10 ich Lord Jon -
sill replied that he did not think dsirabl- 70 Introduce
upon the subj Il, but tnai he nt- ded To Zeal
z. morally with the oshs taken by membss ~ the II
He sdd-d thatkhsre bill before the House Of Lords
wi icb nil bit meet the
On Friday night the Income Tax Bill was read second
m- o. p siuon rvirg th-r gc@ uutl the third
reading Hr COboeD a-ked h. whaae horty th- Pro
vince # Pegu annexed to Brit 81 IDdi and eonien
that the people u Britain ought u have n voic- 10 the
matter sir Wood replied that the annexation hal been
made By tie Governor General ie the auth y Of rae
Home Government as compensation for the exp-nse #
the WAY Ifere to expect 'h~ Province you'd
pay Iis own eIpef and auth r7Za had vet been
given for aIy further aim In reply % Lord iOc7
iyn LJd John kusssn stai-d that the Emp # Cnds
hid applied TO Britain FIR assistance but dersh I'd BEEN
given interfere in the any way Except r h.
te on of BRUSH property ana subjects The House then
ed ODTDeo I'LL Iiupday.
o. the notice book motion by Lord Dudley Stuart 70
inquire whether any ioro had be-u recved ~ Coz
spscfing he expus political refugees
from luke At tn driaon Of Auiria I'D Russia IN
dram Of bill dire ted against nunnsries had been p1n@
An sctto enable the Lro Chancellor 70 appoint Co
uissionsrs viii hn,ses ~h,rr il suppp-sd women
imTr D. ry detained AZ issue writs Habeas COrpa-
verdict of Laughter had been returned against tn
Dire tors Of the Iork ana North Midland RailFay fIr
causing the destb Of Thompson, engineer and Sykes
br,k, Of g tram which Thompson was guiding. .nd
which or the mack, osing to the imperfect condition
Of the rails
letter frrn London states that Capt Robert Gorion
Of tn Albert American 6oer did very Suddenly at hi
lodging- 9Th The oec+ased had been 20 party tn
mouiig returned home apparently in god health bat
soon at rgaro expired
Ame4iirg Of the inhabitants If South rark London was
held l7b, 10 denunrton Of the spy system and 10 eN
press sympathy With Kos-uth
Cry Palace is to be built at Glasgow the plan OF
The new paare IT S. oeuham.
IIolabds Great Exhibition IS succeeding even beyond
hopes All h arrangements ere not YET mpe'ed Thy
are however p"gre-sng rapidly ADD IN so"tner fortnight
the buo Dg and ~ coa'elts wii full lushs public exPee
talon On the l5h 5se4 persons visited hs build ng Of
these 5l~5 holders OF tickets, and tn rem uu
der pad FIVE sliIgs each entrance Mkt dty 4549.
nsorsl lrsh testimonial is to be Presentedto Mr. Oar
gan for lis nuDnceIce
The Exhibition n Ireland Religious Discussion.
Corre.p ndeuos Of The n. Y. Tribune
DUBLIN Friday May y 1873.
In the Great Exhibition there is good deal of which
Ireland may justly feel proud. The building Itself
though nO' covering much surface as the Cysal Pal
ace aud though Of glass only above, aud visible only from
the eastern or Merton Square side, and not equly
show externally with that splendid strucrureis landed
by The Times Chronicle and Daily Nes surprising it
IN beauty Of design cOmpactness, perfection Of finish,
soldity, and convenience Oi arrangement IL has been
age; and very glad that the proaered assistance
oitie London Commission was declined. These cock
Deys-With thtlr experience OF the London Worlds
"FairwOud have been lnsuferable; andall the credit
they would have claimed, and 1t would have been given
them.
Ofcourse the procession At the opening could notcom
pete with the London pageant. Royalty, aud all the
iOreiei Ambassadors, and Engand's nobility in all its
plircey m8gntcenCt were there. But the music here
vas comI superior; the pieces selected the per-
formers and he style Of the building well adapted,
Left nothing 10 be desired In truth, the Lord Leuten-
ants "tuin out" with his couple OF carriages and mise
Tabe suite the only shabby part of the entire dis
play The following, genuine, extract from young la
dy's letter, is not far from the reality
saw the procession from WIND in LeDst'r ST. and
oh NV II that procession You you'd @ into
Gs Inst. IOm Reynolds, riding ia full rcsments
with snng Of hack Carriages AMI after nun,
tanning the Cooperation Then, in about half hour up
came The Lord Mayor his glass coach and two cIrrage
after him .bi thought contained OF his rcnuue
but which aterw Arc discovered TO he the Ncerey turn
out They followed by tram Of hack cars with
company pretty lke what you'd see al funeral Just
made up my mud that they were send ny the rubbish
frt to get out OF the way when I" my dsusy heard
It's was all over The lth Hussars were the only thing
worth looking at
Dargan the protector was offered knighthood on the
occasion He declined; but Benson, the Architect, ac
cepted the honor Ii is supposed that when the Queen
comes over her Way to BalmOral, Dargaus mDdesty
will II eli away before the OF royalty II is CRAFTY,
ing to know that his faith and enterprise will not only b.
crowned with success, but that he will not be ont of
pocket in the cd Ills hrst engagement was 20 advance
920C00 Successive additions have brought it mp 20
GSOOC0; and il viii be fI00000 in the end But al
ready the $4,000 have been cleared by tickets
and admissions; and there Is not doubt but, by the
winding Up the entire sum with six per cen.. interest
will be paid him. and handsome surplus for industrial
puuoses Al honor is given him. and is due But It
must not be forgotten that be had che aid Of most
81 cient Jealous intelligent, and sbor0us Committee
and above ALL Secretary, Me-. Rooney who is of
thoufeId.
Our Ength cousins are loud in praise Of this proof Of
what Irish sclfdopondence, enterprise, intelligence,
iudlment-a and thousand other hue qualities, which
are Il new discovery, for TIE Times especially t. /
have msde--can accomplish. We very much /
obliged to them; only that suspect the intention /
to be to make impossible for 10 grumbe at taxation,
or any Burdens patemsl, Saxon Government Eiay /
think proper to lay upon Lord Granville was sent
oyer the Government representative on tie occasion
the mun who, on the commission Of Western packet I
st0iiou-cuQuy discovered that Hoyhead the direct
point OF lush communication with America. Our folks /
are in hopes that bis eyee may be opened and for this
end going uy To- get him oil on journey Of geo
q aghical discovery by the Western Railway far as
Gsl~ee-whoHoe, Ike the auceutS az the Pillar of Her
cSss ~ Eay discover route over the Atlantic t. the
HsPgJ WsstcIu Land.
Ills tee soon yet by az least month, TO take look (
at the different halls and their contents The w0rkmen
ere still busy I'll midday aud articles OF show hour
N coming in all the full influx Of visitors have set
in before tlaJ tine. Perhaps may try my hand az |
sketch ofboh; meantime may remark that the useful
has let been lest sight OF ia the display, and every aad
ofvoik that can improve agriculture, machinery All /
manufactures no les than the arts Of painting, scalp
turc and ucodlework, is found in the Exhibition
Al classes aud Creeds have united IN this national
terufise for national improvements and public enOymen: