New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27
shed Messrs. McAnaspissI Dublin, show a namber Of

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marble and grs mite dement's
GENs-This Department IL no, nearly 20 full a. might
have been T. Kenny Ballnrobe, shows specimens Of
amethyst from AchilL w Blood, Wicklow fine speci-
mems Of Wicklow pebbles Archdeacon Kyle ametnysts
from Cork Msrshsl letter. emmy. pearls from tbs Rv
Lanan DR. Field. Dublin crystal o. quartz weighing
~ ~ found in County Londonderry. 10 this connection
should be mentioned the crystals called Irish Damonds
These crystals form very good or at least cnssp $40
xtute for the real gems and much wrought 'p0
jewelry but the trade, which chiefly among tourists
has been coed deal damaged since the msau@c.
urers began to substitute glass for both diamonds aud
rnbes IL too bad IN palm the con idiDg cockney
afragment Of broken whiskyj1g a renlnsence Of
Erin the more that isuuzy set the embelsh
Of harp Of Brian Boru, a dewdrop trembling on a
shamrock When the gems authentic and nicely -et IN
carved bog OAK, with filings Of native silver aags
melted ninepencethey make really very pretty toys Inc
exhibitors 10 this line nDis COnoel Dabn msna'+c
furer 70 the Queen and Lieutenant with almost all the u"
elers Of the Dublin City.
BETkLs-The specimens Of Metals are numoerlsss oi'
W d. Godfrey, KilcolemaD, County Kerry e1noits ore
from his estate containing per assay - per cent Of lead
and 40 ounces Of silver per tun The Mining Company Of
Ireland silver lead ores argeDferous copper and iron
pyrtes from Gurtnadyne and Shaee. Tpperary copper
s;vey and lead from Waterford lead from Wicklow
silver lead from Dublin Company. Wicklov Mining Com
parry. copper from Bsllymurtagh wicklow Kerry
COMMITTEE lead and copper from COntOugh and Snans
garry G. L. OFiahertie Ous htsrard, Gaen4, barytss,
sulphursie Of zinc iron pyres from County Galway 5
HutchiDs Charevle copper ore from Berehaven Cork.
w Armstrong Ennis silver lead and anthony from XII
breckan c. Wandesforde, Castecomer anthracite and
mon stone. w. Thomas silver lead ore. containing IL
silver per tun from Bantry County CORK OOadah
Williams Dublin, iron, lead and manganese from COuoies
Donegal and Leitrim Hbernian Mining Company, silver
lead from Cogber and Castlemaine County Kerry Dhur'
lode Mining Company copperfrom Cork dAlton DAB
lin bog iron ore containing SO per cent Of oxide of ron
equivalent to A. per cent Of pure irOn from ConnOre
County MAYO; also coal from the same locality With
nun erous Oher specimens OF from other parts o the
Island d. T. Ansed London exhibits specimens Of Vir
GINA and North Carolina gold ganDet rock associated with
fbe aurferous rock from Virginia aurerous quartz snd
eryssllne native gold from California Flayee Duo
lin shows similar specimens from the Australian dgg
and - Stephens Of Melbourne, sends the Prince Al
bert nugget" weighing lbs.
Of native soil" in its varieties We have porcelain
claws from different localities but porce'o fire cays
in the unwrought state in UNLIMITED quantities, whe black
and red from Limerick Hppsrary and Da0ln sli'ous
sands from Tppersry Fuller earth and emery from Down
and sulphur from Tough Corrb Manufactures Of clay,
mostly flower pots bricks and drain tiles rom every Conn
Nv In The kingdom with little boxes Of native mud showing
Ia consistency at different depths, taken from the most
celebrated pastures and corn growing lands Wa have
beside specimen Of "turf" and heat charcoal The Mar
cuis Of Down, hire transmits from his estates Antrim rock
ss extracted from beds $50 feet in depth and containing
"a per cent pure chloride Of sodium Some Of The sam
niles give 80 per cent Of soda Good table salt is also on
view Manufactured from the rock found at the mines Of
Dupcrue Csrrckfergus. And though not exactly coming
nnder The appeaon of eartbs there immense blocks
of coal from the ShevavdOgh mines OF Ipperary
To sum up the specimens brought together under the
head Minerals" shows that Ireland produces SILVER p-
per lead iron bmuth manganese, anthony coal gems
ioments claws earths Employed in manufactures marbles
81 extreme beauty and building stones Of every scrip
zion Some one has said that the New hngl tnder-,
with no heritage from Nature buce an granite
have bewn the one and sawed the other into valuable
terias for export With such abundance OF mineral we4h
be bad for the picking uP lamentape 70 thaS thtt
ireland should be- in reality il is Po0r country An out
Law Of onehaf the amount OF average Yankee energy
ouId dig from the bowels e the land sources of revenue
that since the DAYS when st Patrick gsntem an have
never been drearnpt Of but which English Spectators in
a canny way ara now beginning to think about
Ee1t mail shall have couespondents notes On the
department Of Textile Fabrics
coehs-Great speech of Disraeii and Accident to
his wife.
Correspondence Of The " Tribune
LONDON Monday June6, 1855.
Mr. Martin Van Buren, has gone to witness the
Oxford installation when Mr. IngersOl is 10 be mlde
ID C. H. an honor which even monarchs have accepted,
and suppose if Mr. Van Buren, presence had been
known in time II would nave Deen Ohereu 10 nun, anu
pressed on bis acceptance.
The second sOir6e at your Ambassadors was most
brilliant fete and gathering of all nations in most
agreeable harmony. Miss Wncocks does the honors
with much grace, and is greatly admired here The
world gives out that she and Mr. Peabody are TO form
an alliance but time will show, and shall be very glad
if apy circumstance shal retain very agreeable an
acquaintance in our society as Miss Wilcocks
ihe UNPARALLELED enthusiasm with which Dlsraeli was
received at Oxford has taken every here by surprise
He was quite the hero of the day Mrs. Dizzy, the
mob call her showed admirable instance OF tOrltude
lately Her husband wished 60 be conveyed IN the car
riaoe 10 the House of Commons where he prepared
40 make one of his greatest speeches After he aigted
he had walked some yards when he heard trightful
scream Mrs Dsraeli had Inadvertently left her hand
Touching the hinge Of the door, and the servant slam
Ynine it together had crushed off joint of Mrs. DIS fin
rer She had the resolution TO pretend nothing the
matter 80 her husband went away in peace and made
most eloquent Grafton which he could not have done
had he known she carried fainng TO doctors, and
was most severely injured though her enthusiasm Tor her
husbands fame enabled her 20 conceal her agonies IL
vas weldireeted courage, hN.
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