New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07

The hsppest social and moral results. -
Inc prospect Of an abundant harvest In Ireland The
improved condition OF the country. the extension Of
commerce and manufactures aud faciities for both in
railways and harbOr Improvements the dimiuutinn Of
paulersn and timing Of the pOorhouses the increase
OF marriages. and the lac nh the papers with conr-,t
ulauons that the country IS rising. Now and arajn
az phenomenon We meet with one Who oil. 49, =.
De comiorted and IS does well to be angry - inst
10 make the universal consent the more striking
rather Newman, 10 The CGthOiic Uniyers,fs Ga-Se,
takes quite different view of the matter He s4es
the country growing prosperous adnires the sums ex
Pe'ded on spendld chspels and priests houses con
trahis the preseDt-with It's schools and colleges VIE
ing m magnfceDce with state erectOns-wtb The past
Oh poverty all persecution gOries in the wealth that
deved from prosperous trade has pureha sed from the
oa bankrupt nobility so much OF the land and placed
u IN the hands Of middle class proprietary looks with
oelghted eyes Oh Txincely mansions. turned by lib
erai charity into public, literary industrial or benev-
oent institutions and then concludes that Ireland is in
CONDITION to support Catholic university with funds
and pupils.
An unpreiudiced observer too, will mark the utter
abseDce-at the assizes being held-of the crimes
OF the OdeD time; end the quarres arising from
religious excitement and animOsity disappearing.
The POOr-lsw Guardians, indeed, in a few Unions
occasionally have squabble about deserted
phan whether il is to be registered Protestant or
Roman Catholic, and columns Of the newspapers are
filed with the discussion. Nor can our controversial.
lists agree whether PrOestabtsn is subverting the old
reglon III those parts where it has, for long reigned
paramount The Tram IeraI9 says there are no Profest
ants in the poor-house. The Protestant clergyman.
Mr. Fowler says that il is because they were 30 per-
secuted and III treated that they had to take them
cut and provide for them otherwise. Mr. Bright says
M Permanent, that the sOcalled reformation in the
west is dying out-no new churches are reauired-
even Achlll is done away With-and therefore Mr.
Sergeant Shoes proposition for curtailing the Estab.
lishn.cnt is reasonable. To this the Rev Edward
Nancle answers AcLill has Two nOurisbinp churches
ts..l led and hid ic
consecrateG, which will be equally well filled with
converts.
But with controversy, and the sparring it creates
the people are becoming educated; employ paid
for gives comfort and peace; the resources of the
country are called into play and the change for tae
betteris noticed by all. Dreams of war and nation
atty have ceased TO deude any One the struggle is
for equality Of government, privilege expenditure for
inprOy ement and rights in all respects with Scotland
and Engand-not disruption.
On the evening of Monday the cath, animated
debate took place in the Houses Of Lords and Commons
on the Queens message soliciting vote of credit to carry
on the war. The following is the message
"VIcTORn REGINA: Her Majesty, deeming it exped-
ont provide for any additional expense which may arise
in consequence Of the war in which Her Majesty is
engaged against the Emperor of Russia relies the
affection of the House of Lords land Commons for their
in such may be necessary for
making provision accordingly.
In the House Of Lords affirmative address was form
agreed TO. In the Commons Lord John Russell stated
that present Of three millions of pounds sterling
(f3, OOC, OOO) was required Lord Dudley Stuart moved
that TIE Chairman report progress but eventually with
drew his motion the understanding that he would
the discussion the Committees report and would
address against the prorogation of Parliament
The vote was then agreed to.
The BernOndsey has brought 1924 ounces of gold
from Geelong; and the Poctien about l6, 900
The distinguished cavalry regiment the Scots Grays
embarked the ste mer Himmaaya, at Liver
pool and would sail "Wednesday, the Goth, direct for
NaDa Ut which place it expected they would be dis
embarked in twelve DAYS. The Himm4aya has Just been
purchased by the British Government for $4,000
sterling.
The L. S. sloop.ofwar Preble, Commander Thomas r.
Craven, from Norfolk, Va, arrived at Spthead on the
22d. From Spitlead the Prebe would go to ChebOurg
and Bres and thence home
J. X. Hnd London hes discovered another new planet
Ii AZ Ike star of the tenth magnitude, and situated al
most exactly upon the ecptc about midway between two
stars Of fifth magnude-e9 and 80 of Ilamseed in Capri
corBus.Was first seen IL IS mean time night Of %.
An order has been ssued that British soldiers in the East
she'll mustaches, and if they please, beard
Sir George Grey, Governor OF NewZeaand, is appoint.
ed Governor of the Cape of Good Hope. Col freeman
Murray is appointed Governor of Bermuda, and Henry
Dupre Labouchere appointed unpaid aache to the Bril-
tisb Legation at Washngtcn.
faher Matthew oeng in poor health has been offered
ahee pa'See from Liverpool to Madeira, by the owners
Of ihf Brazilian line of steamers
ha been eceivedat London that the hrst por
I'm OF the great Mediterranean submarine telegraph RON
Suelzia in Piedmont, to Cape COrs0, In Cor.cs dis
tnce of about 100 miles has been successfully laid down.
as well a. the communication the Straits OF Don't
facco distance of about ten miles, from Corsica TO the
leland of Sardinia II is also understood that the contract
ors Messrs Tupper Carr nearly ready with the re-
manning $50 miles of cable connect Cape Spartvento
the southern point of Sardinia, with the African cosst
where it VIII join the Algerian lines