The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16
Our Dublin Correspondence.

DUBLIN Oct ", 1853.
National Progress and Social Improvement Diminmion
Of Crime and Panperism- cion Of the Encountered
Estates Court-Americdn Visiers-John B. Cough
Rarey, the Horse 7aneT-DrunkGrds Reformed and
Vicious animals Subdued-Jenny Lind and her Chari-
ti-Adponce in the City Cheap Iress-7riun.ph Of The
Gal,cdy Steamship Line, dc.
Perhaps few lines from the "Greeen slen may not be
without interest OF the very numerous readers Of
the HERALD.
There is no doubt whatever but shat things have i'm.
proved and improving very much this country and
the people contented, better housed clothed
and fed than ever before remember
The principal that caused this great change was
the Encountered Estates Court. give you the returns
this court that you facts and judge for your
SELF Out Of 500 lots sod 6,2o8 bought by Irish
purchasers, whose payments amounted TO 45 and
only 23s lots taken by English and other purchasers
for which they paid f2 $4,000 Another great improve
ent is that many Of the middle class and the lower
class, call them the useful class have become land
owners. Crime, too, has decreased, and paupersm ia
decreasing daily. Land has assumed value hitherto
unknown. If Ireland continues TO prosper for the next
FIVE years she has in the past-and why
il should nothere Is nothing under heaven 70 prevent
from being Of the prosperous Europe
We have been favored with q great number OF Ameri.
cans here this summer, and all were delighted and
pred with most exquisite scenery. One American,
toe course Of conversation Gin fact, il was
bier Of good punch which, to do him justice he seemed
TO eDioy) said that all the Irish were IN America he
did not see any IN this country.
Among The most conspicuous Of Americans who visited
VS. was John b. Cough, who gaze three Lectures in the
Of containing $500 persons, and It filed to tho ut
possible extent He astonished and delighted hs
hearers and they were composed OF our most respecta
be ciizens) with the powers Of his oratory stream
after stream Of eoquence flowed from his lips. He visited
Of the provinces and in Belfast alone 1.-THE metropo
bs OF whskey drinking Dorth) succeeded in obtaining
1900 signatures TO the pledge.
Another eminent American J. s. Rarey, has announced
his intention Of paying professional the % Of
November and has advertised for tho savage horse
that can be found His terms very high but from
ms Wen known ability have no doubt but that his efforts
WIN pe crowned with The prices Of admission
| seats rs. Cd. -
IS best known, aud she anpoucs a 70 appear b bt
in Handlers oratoro of the Messiah under The sesciy
patronage OF the Lord eutcoant al tie Ancient Concert
Rooms more generous vonau never lived Than Jenny
Lind; she s giving her gra.ulrq seryces Tor tho ,
benefit Of MERGERS Hospital and the incorporated eooety
for the relief OF distressed musicians m Irelard
most insdious attempt lately made by Sir chs
sack Roney on the Galway sne He copies of lei,
ter the different papers here yng thai lie heard Il 4.
an undoubed fact that the g0.ernlon, aeaut 4, With
draw the subsidy from that line The consequence
ouence turned outvery favorable for the company who
have been ever since perfectly beeieged with
for shares that the directors have announced their in
ten,on Of finally closing the application for shares the
Apropos Of the press notice that the Freemans Jour
nal ia this city, has had 10 get one Of Hoes four cylinder
machines which understand, gives most perfect salts
faction and is a complete novelty in this country.
We are now initiating you (on small scafe) with re-
gard TO cheap papers We have two daily papers, at H.
each viz the Frenans Journal and the Irish Times.
The former represents the liberal interests and the latter
the conservative.
our principal tenor singer Gustavus Geary iptends
making professional tour IN the United states He leaves
this country next month and have doubt but that
from hrs Wei known abilities his exertions VIII be
crowned With succcsg,