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

| OF eourye no eIeqg,uan can sanction them And IS
the books for elementary nsrcthn prepared under tne
sanction # The Board ard alone used in the schools
contain great deal Of sc'Ptural infrAi on u Is ap
| prehi pded the next onset will be made on them
Ii vas expected and for . long time there vas no
ground for apprehension that il should be otherEs thai
The placing the entire Of the proper and PeeHtar
instruction under The prests would secure their eoe
eo5peIst IN the national WORK Of uhiIed cor h'aelu
esti.n The great objection at first and all along vas
from TIE PrOtestant Clergy. They would have the fay
use o the authorized version Of the Scriptures IS part
Of the common education, made compulsory on all me
substitution Of extracts, they called mutatlns All
/ murkngr the Bible Hence, the great body of them
remain disconnected With the Board and have formed 81
substitute the Church they
nav use the Scriptures often they please II the III
! sirIcIion OF the Protestant children
At FIRST We had the Hibernian Society, IN which the
authorized version of the Bible the gro1nt
# religious instruction IL objected to- not by the
PeoIe nor by many If the Clergy, but By the Bishops
Ii was the Protestant" version. Then came the MI
dsre.place S.ciery, which Obviated the dhculty oy
allowing tie DOUsy version for the Roman Catholic
cliIdren 1t was objected to- The religious education
should be so separate and dlstnc-under the Priests
Then the Nati0nal Board was formed the religious IN
sirucou a. separated from the common educatiOn and
nothing made part OF the IGteT but WHAT the Roman
CatLOc Prelates sanctiOned NOn new class Of these
lave sprung up UltramOntanism Is in the Ascendant
Ill education be committed to the Clergy,-as
see by the way from accounts from ClDcinna Is begin
mig to be the claim in America But though the opp
sttn If the extreme sections both frOtesfdat aud TO
an Catholics, may curta the extent and diminish the
amount # education given az the National expense.
lUst the Government and Parliament viii Dc hsn 10 al
LeTIg TO the Constitution 1T the National Iird; All
II the jectOrs both SIDES establish schools oil tner
oVn, though the educate, vii De more secta1in, 1t
will Of necessy be- in other respects, sound AMI spt
lie religious discussions arising out OF the Protest
ant Missions" that are pledged TO bring the Gospel
Message before the whole Roman Catholic population,
-pIoceediEg as they d. upon the ground that the
lIests Go not deliver the Gospel Message to the
peOple-sre now almost universal FOrthere are Ms
e0ns If the distinguished Roman Catholic cler-
RJmen 10 oppose them and not uhtfeluenty these k(
nan Catholic " Missions at on the aggressive Oar
peOple are thus becoming a patton of dsputans AMI,
eveiy now aud then, some new moyement-as, for in
stance the recent proposal il Parliament for visisaIn
Of the nurneries- fresh excitement TO the already
high evaporation TELESCOPES.
The Manufactures Of Japan In the DubIin Exhibition
II. VI que collection Of mu uitcures 'rks II art and
curl, -is japan, cot Hated "the exhibition bytse
hug of HOLLAND, drm,Ics mott . independently Of ts IL
uir ic mt from the cfruusauc- mat Is tue hf,t q NJ
Fin ~, tious been 10 Europe beyond tbs
w-ls ofth, Muse at he Hague, aud early notice
VII ts ", a., also because wh Dufsl pIncudi AMI
buues k IT, th- lle iion as ready or N
sp o,ion he o-eug Of ht Exhibition, when al around
g Infusion and packing cfrcs.
Tit bran OF nsnuf,c-ur, which, RI he pac- II is
oTigu has in tbs cun'ry otttinei he name OF jam
nj no. =" largely represented ~ mig ~ have been Al
tic psd but ~ rOmparise les are ali enf
t. sh that tn Birmingham manufacturers have Mt yet
a I med 30 bigh deer. ot flush IA this t1- ia
panese II is that the polish ~ the vsrnish Is brighter,
Int fLce j. perfect v-nnr-- SUFFICE mat rejects tire
light equally ron suritc- OF ground mi poI.h-i
any If The reglltrlfes 20 gen-rty pD-erva-
be il Elgih GOODS ." sinltr Kind. IL would apPetr
that Vsruish Of the japanese must b. of slp-r'r
qua y to that ' the English for uigns from go of tea
cup de 4 that paper nachc tlat material = An- Is
toned be- Ia contact siih hot Faer without mich
nuIy 10 the surface, and hout imp trin aisiyre5tDs
taste e. the beverage. There Is pecim also IF BOW
hid 1fuff. sf. f4
lighter than paper mache and egu lily srpng IL Is evil
dent indeed from the small vaI-ty Of sp-en OF
q is branch Of in the lection that tns ia
part'e apply the process 81 aa"n to many other ass
q an are accustomed 10. Among Q GdrNe accDItrr
MS for instance, there Is hiy y dn''hsd j.pmnsl
shield entirely black. without rnam nL whicp pcJe3t, Ia
lie center. I'm the approved form of anc -ur sn IS
Whether bsl w,ul0 glance from the urv .turc b.
very questi nable but j. all veil al ,)tei
ward n any issi.f pr ivct,d 10y hand.
The specimens Of iEs and vel,tt5 very celrlJ show
y AT the Jspsnese msk,rs Of 81 Abrcs rival the
European manua, ur,r IN the quality OF the Htcle, how
ever rude be the hnery they eupoy for ih- par
pose me siken O. rds If various degrees OF ;kness
vii al'O Dear e UparsJn with any that can D. pr0iI'et
~ The proved machinery Of Engl md The candles
ofwiioh iLeIe sever i pcciuen nrt from
popularity of he shtp- tue mode 0fm,nuf ttIr,
TheS are mace Of the hardest FAX aud are eyi nl, rn4l
BY the process Of 50 dipp = k he .ni--
IN this country the i IA surface being ilie
subsequently moved by mech IN cal ss rls
peculiarly in their shape consists ia their no NJ con cal IA
st,so Of cylindrical the broad.r end De ~ paced upp-
mott Iogve additional finish to the c1t-rof, tue San
de painted
The sccouuerens Of war do not present a yery for.
moSiie appearance, nor j. h-urs OF " srrior ned
caps pie, visor the lower part OF his ft's
stmhm deu oniaci mask al "a aei to excite alarm n
any but little children The firearms are long aid heavy
aud adapted 10 bs fred ton the shoulder the
short with dtgstrs attached aud they
closed in ,lunsy cy udr-a sheafh- The armour OF nail
viii which the mod.l wauiJr IS clad Is cOmposs a Of
woven fabric sufficiently tick 10 reset Or tac
thrust Of spear There Is nothing ia this slly at
weapons ard amor 70 deter Americans n.kias hsr
ms DAD Into Japan, AID tue only seemingly rtt,nd cause
OF masking 10 death penalty 20 take sHy arms from the
ria must be To prevent exposure of me d-isns-ls.s
conciiiS. OF the people. TIE marital music CONSIST, of
drums If various kilus, aud with Oh n pa "a sverd
lues and guiars, cuious! shaped, Oui there old
iistrumeus.
1h- 81 luxury do net exhibit So much refinement
sno fni-h,d worku ushp those of h- Chinese There
ar. several cabinets buy not ons Of them IS -iib1r-y
decmaod the fans are common; and tae atcl 90 d
lacy tot though thy ind cate the grcst variety u
ID KS requsir ia the dressing &C j .p.ur~e belle
rather coarscy Manufactured Ole cabinet expressly
adapted for sm kers There is h4 top % HID
ire ior tlg tie pipe with draw IND Term -ath Go con
tsn the pee md btcro To- japanese fur1=ur very
clotc ia his tobacco and remarkably delicate ia IFS
icr The rp cimers 81 pipes e2l D'f-don4 g0t ts q
silt r-W Ior DO hat uf sun. tnbefuu of te nslt
para 81 ls lc-hsps Uorr ar 30 necessity than 0i
luxury boz Jalar aid the specimen, OF them sly
not externally n D. ih'ngh he deserve uoi,- irl
The t -h they constituted Il- part tlst
i0l1s ne s oi thin sp.ced hsmbon. and iuey oacl ana
eli, &c Will rctf Zoe uutr covering 81 sitrl rlo
tie mttrer white, shch the revere OF wh4- theory
M"to otcitrt io t fhr proper c0Urs ir r-ilr heat.
tut thee paper par-os -s urve.ls lJrm lel BET
fer shades tlal stmitrals.lcclt Sis
collection of Jip4ues= co.us r,m the largest COLL .
Lc small 50 SIS a. gls an i-r... plr oi ;ls eJs--
uor. he gold Is obDug. wlth r1lried corners /
am Tie vaa, Of lie largest about 80 Ils smaller 0s
ID. sNer CONS arc utl ~ with slgprO-rlr Nxtt5 the
cons are placed Specimens oi Jap '-sss p ting .yp-s