New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23

The story was that the Board TO please the Pope ana
DR.. CusB bad barshed religion rom the education of,o
schools There no change in the education and all its
books are thoroughly impreensred with religion But the
p,frIays Religions and the education will keep
their places more distinctly Al may use the Lessons
and Evidences bur few Roman Catholic masters
are likely to do So Dr. Whately has come out strong
on the Nuuneries" bill and his recent charges have
been controversial His books were they ten times IS
free from controversy and excellent il themselves vii
Dot be approved by the Roman Catholic Clergy-justl'
A. suppose works of Dr. Cullen would not be- popular
with Protestant Clergy and in Protestant schools were
they urexcepti0nable and the best of their kind
But do not think il will irinre the system to have
al thing. Kept in their proper place 10 have the edsd
fion the business Of the masters, and the religious IN
sruoon that Of the clergy There is not much fear, in
the present temper OF the public mind OF the latter be-
ing neglected and all the time and energy OF the master
is little enough for the former Instead of breaking up
OF the system which spfrehended, think the
result Of these discussions will be the adherence OF
greater numbers Of the clergy Of both caring
for religion. and the masters caring for educutiOn.
The Government are bent on settlement of the
tenant night question The basis s the Report of the
Committee TO whom the conflicting bills OF shee and
Napier-the one 8 tenants the other landlords bill
we're referred. The bill pleases neither the League
nor the Landlords The Ulster men-gho have been.
for some time separated from the Dublin and Munster
men-bsve sent a depuatiOn. DIR. Mcknight, OF The
Banner Of Ulster ard Rev John Rogers, Of COmber-
accompanied BY Sherman Crawford-to press for some
important improvements. The League repudates them
and the bill both
There is little doubt but the bill will pass and will be
great boon to the people and queHs 10 the coun-
try while the WOndr0us changes that have taken place
in propetorshp and teDanry make il less necessary in
other parts than in Ulster Many Of the new Propre-
tors are themselves cutvaOrs and where they are not
the outlay for the farm houses and putting the land in
order il made by the landlords in England and
Scotland than heretofore in Ireland where there is 10
room for tenant right The Ulster people are hosever,
satisfied with the provisions OF the bill regards them
But the League, through Mr. Lucas OF The Tablet,
saws the Ulster men-by going with the members of the
brigade that Joined the GOyernment-haye sacrificed
the peoples tenant right" And DR.. Mcknight re-
tort that the League wants the question kept Tor ag
ation TO make political capital IL is indicative OF
singular change in public feelings and habits, that It is
found utterly impossible to get up agraran sgation
and that Tipperary-s0 famous infamous, for agra
ran outraee-is pronounced by the Assistant Barrster,
Mr. Sergeant HOvley, on closing his Quarter Sessions,
1.-The most peaceable portion of Her MaJesty' do
miniops"
We had DOW got settled down into sober hum drum
course the economical and the groups from the pro-
ynca tOwns-bOh If Ireland and the other side OF the
channel north and embarrassing the Exhibition on
the shilling DAYS and the holders Of season tickets, aud
the lovers Of more select time visiting II on other
dav.- hen il s officially notified 10 the Lord Mayor
and the authorities that the Queen intends to visit the
Exhibition" You see it is not Ireland or Dublin the
Exhibition. No drawng-room, no levee no state-bal!
she will arrive in kIgstOwD Monday evening next,
enter Dublin early on Tuesday aud proceed To the
Lodge in the PbGnx Park and having spent cOup pie of
hours each of the three days. in examining the diff
ferent parts of the Exhibition return to London on Sat
urday.
Well our people have said before, disappont
cd But it is because have d trick of hurrylng to
conclusions without thinking of premises. We at once
assert that il is to se and insult Ireland Why couldn't
the MDltry advise her to gvea month to lreaDd She
gads al out enough in England ana Scotland We for
get that the Ministry is not in high OdOur with the
IRENE parties-the Brigade or the Orange and while
the Queen sll be always welcome, there is no saying
what reception they might meet with. So she comes
while Parliament is sitting, and the Ministry must be at
their posts-whe the assizes being held and the
county gentlemen must be at theirs. Lord Granville
will attend her, and will thus have opportunity Of i'm
proving in Geography he having once signed report
Western Steam Communication that HOy head is the
most convenient port for lrsfnercOurse with America
The admisson-fee will of course be raised on the
Queens days IL is now a matter .of speculation
whether at tel shilDgs these days the number of
visitors will not exceed that the shilling dtys In all
tie six compartments there is much well deserving the
inspection even Of those who rioed in the miracles Of
the Cry stal Palace in fact wondrous nblage of
II N reductions Of genius and taste in the Fine Arts.
Mechanism, aud Industry-m Antiquities, and those
fabrics in which Ireland eXcels-lnen tabnet, and da
Uer--in articles Of bjOuere and veru-and those that
illustrate the past history and present position OF Ireland
You uncompromisng republicans laugh at US for i.ncyng
that the taste judgment of our Queen or her cOnso
can impar value 10 articles they happen 10 ad
mire or order 10 any Of the compartments Yet happy
will the exhibitors think themselves who may get
preference We shall have Victoria this, and Albert
fotktr. 10 no end.
Russia has occupied the Principaites OF the Danube
Moldaya and Walacha with her armles-and sent Gen.
Azorof 10 Consantinope Envoy 20 open fresh nego
cizons. his is step, rather twO-but the one is
vaIlke, and the other pacific cannot say yet which
point il will lead to-peSce
There aretwenty thousand mendicant infants 10 Lon
don who ply their trade procure for their parents
others the of dissipation in which they share
Lord Shatesbury has brought in bill 70 suppress It,
which with the ragged schools combining restraint
crime with education is progress in the union of wise
Legislation with judcious philanthropy
The day fixed for the Queens entrance into Dublin,
and the procession from the kingstown Railway Ter
minus in Wesandrow TO the Phoenix park, is the 18th
OF july and vet she is not afraid of the Professions
Act" nor of being called an Orangewoman
There is increase Of the sale of season tickets
geo per cent in consequence of the Queens visit and
the influx Of foreigners is hourly increasing.
Daniel CoHnel, the " Lberators' youngest son. is
returned for Trslee and Sader is the head Of the
pol-hrst day-in Sligo
Interchange of rain and sunshine has thrown healthy
loneliness all the country and everything promises
an abundant harvest No symptoms OF the pOtatobight
Peace and plenty. TELEscoPOs
The Freeman of the 9TH SAYS
A gentleman ~ho has u.i returned from Australia has
favored Nth the owing particulars respecting the
lu-h eSes In March he saw Mr Smith o Bri-n ~ his
residence. IN New Norfolk. Mr. Bren was thea
ce- nj heslh ana spirits lie allowed fro. range Of
us circuit for exercise, and valhen living at the ho
iel wh.re b. bad very comfortable Our cores
o dent has allowed 70 see him a. ones xh-u suy diff
Gully. lie took tea with him " the evening ana break
f. ied with him the following day after which they part
20. The gentle man saw MIR. o DoZherty. who
Icing surgeon st 81 Msrys Hospital in Hobart iowa
Our spondeni also heard of Sir Jof Mitchell Rich
moIt be sso was IN the enjoyment Of good hra'n and