New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19

for tie loss ucnrrcd by the withdrswment Of May
institutions; bat. in that view, very inadequate
Still, the visit viii have its use. We don't think
Queen Prince Sncyings carriage or sdmfriny lace
stamps with higher value than Others ofe9nafssfs
and lnJsmeu, had AZ proved but there fashion in
these matters Tie Lime rick lace ofwhich Her Majesty
purchased largely. and ths sewed muslin Of the Carsk
schools and the eTstchet work Of tho pupils The
Ss;ers OF Mercy and host Of ohcr Manufacturer VIII ~
Be in demand These are the as the Queen bought
Lady This and Mn Tother mast have them too. An in
pulse given to inepont manufacture. From Counsrght
wares tins their way to Londos and Manchester ware
SO it regarding hundred O.asr things The Pfi.ss
admitted thst the military in the camp at Chobhsn had
nothing half well fitted for such scene or the biyoass
SI ~I sSa Prss seAoS = the s,s shown
forth Manufactures now-as sup enentary 10 aercua
tnre in process ., being righted-areoi high moment and
there wanted such an Exhibition tc show what we can
dc, and encourages US to DO better
And, country just rising into Transformation from
NE dolay Of raas TO the homage of industry genius Gu
tsrprse and the useful the honor dene the foaud
| er Of the Exhiboa hiss its When the Qaeea asked
D.rgan be introduced to her and when he shyed a
shaking the hand she hed out to him. aud she caught hold
Of lis and shook 1.-THE bye saniers who it, and rent
the air with seclsmatcns, and the millions that VIII hear
or read Of this simple will feel that there Is an honor
higher and nober than that OF title and rank 10 which the
worSless may be borRthe honor Of honest industry.
end educated genius and the fruits Of honorable success
eonsecraied to the public good And when she drove
y not far from the spot where. few years ago.
he wrought upona railway in neighborheOd where: no.
ors to royalty any OF the gentry with whose COOKS shs
thought II not beneath her TO assocaie-is just highly
esteemed for her unassuming frank. lady like manner
her husband is all Ireland for his manly and nobls
qualities-there was example set, much needed in
ireland, of the respect which real worth and sterling
excellence deserve, but too seldom obtain.
And even the little fellows the prinosA presenting IN
soldiers sons. in the hbernian Schosa = the Phoenix
Park. with coors, and claiming relationship with them
being also the of soldier has its influence
tell YOU mechanics and manufacturers beginning
to lock quite tall as our marquises and sars and t.
admitted that for oil the domestic and social virtues these
visitors exemplary and il former rulers and their
families made prohgacy and extravaganza fashionable,
for all that those who love country desire universally
guilty honored and respected
THE COUNTRY AND ASPECTS.
Ole! jam satis-of your Queens and Exhibitions Tel
be ont Of the fashion,and there oddities and incon
gruiiies all over this old continent SO we have lew
Chi is revolutonzod-at which very glad,--as
1t will diIuse Chrsaniiy-and open a market for manu-.
account. contendng most keenly-whai Kind Of Chris.
tanty is that win be ascendant in the Celestial Empire
SG SS SnE o be sas AsS the o
Kang fu chee III be the work Of modern Protestant
Missionaries more declare ii is infidely under another
And by this time suppose matters are settled at
the Golden Horn,al being much as before,-he Greeks.
their beloved guardianship Of the hrnes as before Napo
leon swnded the custody for the Latins and the hans
the protectors of the Greeks instead Of the protecorate 81
the Gar all which many are disappointed For they
had calculated thau just about this tme,-prophecy was
TO be fulfilled in the downfall of Turkey and with Il Mo-
Lamedanism; and synchronously with the eastern Anti
christ that Of the west And though they do not think
as she a Ssa 20 rIrrte ne
pleasant to her allied with France by whom the Popo
is kept his throne to uphold Mohammedansm In Iur
key in opposition TO the head OF the dreek Cnurcn tns
great antagonist TO both
Well here we are united for everything material-or
Industrial Exhbiionsand honosng royalty for patron
ling them; and Agricultural improvement and Hallway
dpa ma
and ertng our bays into mines and eyenmak
ing poor houses fsuppong industrial factories But
never did religious faction fights 50 universally prevail
There hardly vestige of agraran outrage the Black
eet and the "Magfes' are nowherei and, after anotner
Special Commission shall have disposed Of the last remains
o the Rbbormon custody that system the boodiest
and most brutal dsurbe Of the peace sha DO done away
But our Magistrates and Petty and Quarter Sessions
Courts busy ever trying cases arising out OF re-
gious antagonism.
Some time ago hundred Missionaries came over from
England and Scotland They 10 be tourists over the
this fine weather and giving tracts 10 their hear
ers to follow up the preaching But in most places they
crowds prevented them in some cases violently and nju-
rously In others by noise music and camor There nae
been in consequence great addition to the dood when
existed before, and which still prevails where they did
The Priests think there enough for them to do At
home they publish all the immoralities Of English rural
parishes the infdelies of the manufacturing towns the
drunkenness Of Glasgow the brutaties Of LONDON and
saw The love Of God and souls should have sent them
there Many Protestant clergymen think their coming
has increased their difficulties and those OF their scripture
readers they wish they had stayed at home Others arc
reioced at their coming and its results tshows tho In
tolerance and persecution they had to contend With buf
which would be believed 1t unboes ireland TO Eng
land and Scotland has aroused enquiry and awakened
thought
some Magistrates countenanced and protected them
Others discouraged and denounced them They have
right TO preach They have right TO disturb the peace
They Of standing and valued in their own coun
try Let thsn stay at home They are fanatics. They
have left addresses behind them TO the inhabitants % thu
towns which rejected them and in some government In
oures into the volences inflicted And their return.
indignant meetings have expressed their adherence Of ne
barbarian exercised towards them, and memorials TO inc
Home office have been forwarded
There was good deal Of excitement which had rsariy
subsded on the Aggression and the Titles Act But
the zeal Of the contendng parties underwent no asso
| ment But now the United Kingdom is one religious
battle feld-war to the knife, on both Sides ana no
auarter Tourists amazed; they were never 80 nu
merous and adv snage OF the Queens visit ss mag
| has brought such mutudes, aud made our spienaa
| Of wrsngng and quarreing overywhere.of mobbtng;
and hooting and yelling. They read OF charges enn
counter CHARGE osses and cases In which priests
and elergymen, well 'as readers and sonoolnsSsrs
flourish away They SEQ nothing II ALL Jbe reason -.
shey mingle in controversy Except In Air, oil y IN"
usual Irish fun joke, aad jolhy
Zine 'orts' you say-sccordng 10 the dosyncrsy OF
an rishmsn sho is always ssesng new ps IN tss IDS
If not distant fuursyha are sure to urn OUT ms on
onca nc WY arnped when the mist clefTs away wenf
but q Il not new era when millions worth OF isnd
have got into the hands Of laDd0rfS mat i6s young
Campbell Of the English Chief Justice. wse hmse
laid down me eqfy Of tho relation Of 'ahao , =. S1S
at Moycu Ien-toi the people DO te.r duty ~ iuns
vopr nsrf OF the contract and my father ard VIII do
eurs and these shall be neither driver nor eyicuons ny
aBarn % Nt that the Irish tersny have the ieasf no
ton o. leaving the tenant night qseson a. s1aey
of tho principle that the tehass improvements are -
,ne bs rrsnerfv a. the sOii which they made u