New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03
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NEW PUBLICANONS.
OF TaT IRISH T Bar , BY u o r. IG assfSS
MscKEEziE. 2vos l2mo. RedGeld
Tie editor of these well known desu'tory parsona
sketches las performed good literary by cosoetny
them in more permanent form than the mlgazinen which
they were originally published They consis! Of lively de-
lneson Of many of the most eminent public men OF Ire
tend belonging the past generation, inter persed with
narratives and anecdotes Illustrative OF the practice OF the
sh bar and of the political incidents connected with the
cause OF Ish emancipation. AT the time Of their first up
rearaucehey attracted universal attention by their bril-
ant and pointed style and their Abaraty OF sentiment
They cro reproduced without change order
Of arrangement The editor has completed his task in
thorough and On tie whole very satisfactory manner
The evident care and pansakng which arc exhibited in
bis copou no,er should not be passed over without special
commentator They enb0dy great amount Of boSaph-
ca information literary gossip legal and political anecdo'e
and amusing romnisceuces AID in fact omit nothing that
was essential 10 the perfect eucdaton of the text while
fey also furnish the materials in Themselves for an enter
tanning volume Dipping into bis lucubratons at random
we fish up plenty Of good things Of some OF which our
readers shall have The benefit
HOW TO GET UP A MAGAZINE.
I'm 1895 an enerprising bookseller in Cork resolved to
make the experiment OF trying whether ireland WHch
eagerly ceiyed her Literature from LONDON AM Lhn
buIch could support periodical OF her own ne engaged
n services Of some dtue ushed Herdti in the South OF
Ireland and had lack of younger contributors wiling 70
write for the honor and glory of being liz print Among
thcso were several who have since been distinguished
There was Callahan author of the exquisite yr; caiieo
Ccrceno Enr,a whose rhythm flows along Ike the me
lodious rpplng of gently murmlrng rivule there was
OMoaeheT author OF poem called "A3decmat an
now tie efficient and able Paris correspondent Of i@e
Ionon Tirfs; there OLeary who wrote me ct2aVa
loire Whisky, drink dIYne so reuoieh, OF inIIsn
owen: there was John Windele now Jealous elI "a
tiono ANTIQUARIAN there was the aie John Aus oua'
already duei bed among his fellows for poetic g9nus
flashing VII, classic eloquenco ana socm COMPROMISING
and lingering far behind as became y0unSest BORN ana
humbest the writer of this notice completed me array 81
volunteer contributors IL struck ell OF Is that h pro
al world ot once achieve success if Nv Shell could be
induced 10 become contributor Mr.. Bolster, the pub,
Ii.Ior obtained interview and asked whether ir Shsu
could write Or him and was grained wifh an ahfmAtVe
reIly As the conversation went on ny Shei menA)nea
several subjects which he was wiliing to write Inc
rub her was charmed with the interest which the future
contributor appeared 20 take in the peH0dlca AZ lSt
Won mean to pay The somewhat hesitaing reply was
hat no paymen contemplated az first bat That when
ever any profits accrued he might depend on being re na
nerated NJ Shell shook his head and said " an afa'd
your tcrns win no! suit However, a. you have done
me the compliment Of wishing me TO write ior you mus
NO Won something Instead of calling your periodical
sEolsors Magazine OF Telerd, accept more appr)pri
otc yoro for l. from me- Considering the place whence
i is toissre ond the term which you Offer e: ms sus
cee that you call it TIE ConE SCREW.
TWO OR THREE PLUNGErIssIs
Attoush Plurko as his aspect showed was of satur,
uine temIeIsnent he was not ABOVE e3oy9g enu even
making Joke. Once ut dinner with Dr May5e Ar01-
bishop OF Dublin, one OF The company was PeunS 80,
eoal who asked his host whether he had heard OF the
difference between Brnkley eiterwad bshop Oh N'oyhe
and Pond respectively astronomers Royhoi lreahi ana
so"iiov Of Tyrs is three seconds; Poad says il is
onlI two-and the dispute is violent Plunket who was
one of the party quietly remarAed An Sir II mus, DC
very bad quarrel arkea he seconds cannot aSLe Nheh
tbe Grenvilo Ministry was formed IN 1900 CAeTeS Men
dsl Bushe suspected of being waverer ab.en'ed nun
self from Court on the ground that he was cIo'le. a.
The excuse TRANSFERRED aud PlunAet said Dashe VIII beat
me at that-I am neither j0sqr nor tAr"fr; Aie.
quitting the Common Pleas. in l5- 10 take Ao Tfsa.
70 do Wen" said he "ney're equal 10 H. lie ccld
even Joke at his expense On ms enforced retire
roen IN ls41 10 make way for Lord Campbell, great
fcrd said how sick Of h. promo Jon tho voyage must
have made him. Yes sid Iiunket WIN u sa'uoHio
smile but II N0Ht make ham hroT up me HtA'
DROVE OF BULLs.
srP,vle Roche was sn Irish Barouei, who had seat
in ParIiament and was the drol Of the House lie was
famous for his 6u-which. though tie expression m sh
liz Of resrectable family-wth claim 20 the title Of
Viscount Fermoy, but never urging IL Oace' whe9 n,
was stated money grant that was ulus1 !, -
uo>terty with debt incurred TO beneft the present e
GRAFTON Sir Boyle up and said why shouIi we
begcsr ourselves to benefit poserisy What hiss poseIf
done for us The laugh whf IL. bUDder lie eSpn
sir bv posterity DO not mean our ancestors O.'
who come Immediately alter mem Arguhs III ~ b
bsr>b Government measure he urged thai 1t w0ull oe
better 10 give up not only part but even me rho OF e
constitution TO preserve the rRoindeT Oh another W
/ cGsOn as free translation OF
Tn ne eeds nails cod contra tudentios Ito
he said The best way TO 0cOid danger Is 70 'lt =
plump Complaining Of the smalness OF wine oo'es.
he suggested that bill should be passed enscns na
every quart bottle should hold quart lie married Si1
John Caves eldest daughter and boosted hat II rs
older Sir John would have given to han rear
ing the progress Of revolutionary opinions ne drsw
frghul picture of the future remarking that the nolse
Of Commons might be invaded by uifsns who sara ne,
would eut us to mince meat and throw our oeedlns
heads that table, 10 stare in the face Arguing IN
favor Of the Union of Ireland with England he said rather
wittily that there Leyitical degrees between
nations and this occasion he nehersin shame
In rorrbtng sister He brought in bill for the
mprovement of the Dublin police who in the habit
of sleerng their post al night and introduced clause
the eject that every Waterman should be compelled 10
ieen in the DAYTIME On this another member and
beered TO be included in that clause by name as ne was
,1Ie6 with the govt and sometimes could not sleep by
nght or day ne assisted in preparing bill to provide
for the erection of anew a IN Dao enc .0s vS S
materials ma Of the old and that the prisoners sn shUq
romnre 10 reside in the old prison unIi ne new oSo
NOuItCd harrington states thsi the posullon oil h,I
LA having been mucled in damage 'of c'h CON VIVA