New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

covnsi-wss a HiSernian Injunction" Wa ttst
cause fac oxcepticni Wa there anything offensive 70
that. sni Their are. ! know some persess.
who do consider that any srusion 70 the land Of the
nativity is q slur upon Themselves, but they are, l
think, degenerate sons Of that country Why shosil
il be- a meter Of reproach1 ~ is the most beausifA
island Of all the seas. Her people gallant ed
intellectual, people. have never known any clsss II
men of any race other, who were ashamed u ne
place of their nativity, nor have read OF sry: Ts
say that thing was Roman was msuer o. oesm
from the Pillars Of Hercules TO the banks OF the In1es
To say that act English is to connect with u.
flexible integrity and upswerving truth. 10 say 0N
a thing is American Is To speak OF Is IN reianse
10 untiripg activity and enterprise that never nags.
and associate il with every sail that moves, and viii
every pioneer that penetrates the recesses OF the
mountains. To say that . thing IL even Csledenian.
calls up at pictures OF the tartan and the pgme
and the heroic charge ard glorious victory. Why
should son of Ireland be ashamed TO have It ssid
th,t ANYTHING il Hibernian' Isit, Sir, because some
of our Irish friends are little prone to nce c,nce.n
TO little surprises II was in that view that used ne
EXPIRE ssion Hibernian injunction" because did nst
magine l, could TO the lively fancy Of any ma
other to enjoin his adversary from speaking =
Cont. This is new chiid just born mt
uispiudence-of an injunction against couaset eryu-
ing case-and think, Sir, II is properly baptized -
a Hibernian injunction. Such, trust, il will ever -
csled and when hereafter any counsel attans poat
where be desires To stop the mouth Of his adversary.
trust he will recur to the happy expedent OF the HI
bernisn Injunction. Now, these gentlemen ore a.
bilious of the distinction Of being associated with H.
they have gone out Of their way to do 90; they
have done what | have never known counsei - Do
since lSis-put their names in the complaint.
The names Of Charles O'Conor, Daniel +. Sckies
and Richard Busted are appended to the pepper.
The name Of the other counsel Mr.. Brady remains
in the background. He moves in the Court. De
not know who has the honor Of conceving this thing.
am not sure whether Brady be the father, OConcr As
mother ard Sckles and Busted the nurses. do Aet
know how it happe ned, but hope the pleasant stwy
will some time hereafter be told. / hope that ~ We
have had Dutch period in eur history chrouicled BY
our historian Dedrick Knickerbocker and On Eagiish
period, the facts Of which the historian hes
faithfully told, we may also have an hiss.
,iap OF this age - the Irish PERIOD cad
that he in hereafter relating the story OF the period,
nav devote one chapter to Il happy concet Of an In
junction against counsel When he relates that story,
hope he will group about and in IT, 10 illustrating ths
expedie Mt Father Brady, Mother OConor aud nursss
alternate nursee--Sickles and Busted. one acting
by day aud the other by night II the historian does
this am sure that this pleasant story when We have
passed away from this goodly island will be read WITH
as much enjoyment as read the history Of Diedrck
Knickerbccker-wl be read to the infinite merrimeot
of laughing maidens and sportive youths by the WA
ter fresde or in the shade of the trees In Summer.
Mr. Sckles followed Mr.. Field in an elaborate srgu-
ment at the conclusion of which the matter was SUB
nitted.
II was arranged between Court and counsel torendor
decision ON the habeas corpus on Wednesday, sea
on the alleged contempt Of Mr.. COnover on Saturday.