New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03

Catholic Church 10 there nothing frt but 10 place
tbem-where the Bible had 70 be placed Defore-anons
the books for religious instruction Had tins DOT been
DONE there would have been the breaking up Of the ys
TEN on the part Of the Roman Catholics Being done
and three Protestant Commissioner with DIR. Whstely
at their head having resigned break up feared on
the part of The Proeaants However their places are
filed up and IT il hoped there will be an increase OF
schools for the poor-even If some OF those VINO can
better afford 70 support their schools wnhdrsE from
the Board. Thus education Of a sound character
will increasingly spread for there will not be the least
change in the education Of the Board schools
After such searching Investigation and discussion ~
bills hardly got before, the Land Bs were earrso
in the Commons and read second time IN the LORDS
But By vancouver another bill With them Is referred
TO Commit OF there can be no report tul
Dext But the principle OF tenant nghi mas pen
affirmed 10 both Houses; and a. the OoScrnheu' are
with the advocates of the enant, and the codusy vi"
take care to speak ts mind in the mean time the House
Of Ob.tructyes" will dare 70 interpoe 's author
ity between justice and the people OF Ireland -
Yesterday being holiday, the railways poured TOE
OF visitors into Exhibition, winch hied H 90 tna'
there Was hardly sfan6ingrocm 1be Queen having
cent the Parliament amuse itself Thursday leaves
London 90 Saturday, aud will enter IL in state on Mon
day Next week, which she spends here Will be very
gay one if this pours IN the freze jackets next week
viii be the one for the fashionabes and foreigners aud
will add 70 the snxetes Of our sober families that are
already planning obe absence Of ali quiet at home
aud the increased dissipation Of their young folks out OF
doors Ingenuity ia, ID fact, tssked TO multiply amuse-
ments, both social and public
Hitherto there has been the absence Of alarm about
the postoe blight which is vide ipread over the Last
spd center Of England bu, within the last so or three
dsys hints appear in OF the provincial papers oil
slight appearances fit However, there has been an
immense quantity planted, and the greater part Is a.
ready beyond danger.
UtilitarisDism bss completely spoiled the national
taste that tie beauties If Killarney have
by cattle show, Ard utterly have fat hogs aud
short horns and Suffolk punches, and all sorts oil catt
flesh superseoed the taste for the sublime and beautiful
that the Kerry papers exclaim, And glorious slght
sit sasi" And the Lord-Lieutenant was there and
represeuatives e the agricultural interest from all Ire
land and # dinner and ball aud supper 30
proceeds
The Dargan Industrial Institute promises 70 be atruy
national undertaking. The towns coming forward
one after another, to make arrangements for contributing
their quota to make it worthy Of the men, the cause and
the country.
The Archbishop Of Dublin has advertised An Ad.
dress TO bis Clergy the late changes IN the National
" Education Board which led 10 his secession. lhls
will be the signal most likely for fierce controversy
But the truth is neither the High Church Protes-
tspts. LOT the " UltramontaDe" Roman Catholics will
allow any but themselves have anything to do with the
education of their 1Ocss in religion Inc State, there
fore has nothing for but to give sound SECULAR edu.
dacn; and let them ply their respective machinery Of
Bible, Pray er-book and Catecbism as they choose
Thisis what the late change does aud all but the ex-
tremes, On either side, will come to approve it.
Mining Companies, Peat Charcoal Companies, and
the like are combining with the Agricultural changes,
and commercial aud manufacturing ehterprlZe 70 make
"Od Ire land what she ought TO be"
The number of persons in the Exhibition yesterday,
exceeded $4,000 TELESCOPES.