The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-29

The Dublin corporation has agreed. by ,
| large majority, 20 memoralize the government
IN tsyor OF g nnting charter to the new Cstho.
lie University.
no Galway AMERICAN, q new weekly Jour
na intended TO advocate the national rights and
neVTiopment OF the industrial resources Of Ire
iNhI' appedred on the 18th of April IL looks
1eal'hy, and contains an able article showing
can packet station
On the night Of the 9th Of April, rsrtv Of
men broke In tho roof Of a cottag. owned Lv a
! po'r man named Duggan, near Galway, aud
| ,et tne inmates. They then tore down the
mouse oi widow, named v Brion.
! \ meeting was held at tho Belfast Corn TX.
CnanSe' ATil 9TH, in aid Of tho distress that
/ now prevails IN that city owing to tho want
4" eml!on'nt. Several deaths from starvation
M'te lel yrti TO have occurred within lew
! nays c. mmittee was appointed to procure
~. 'uplwns and present the claims Of tho sui.
Ter I 10 tlc public.
iN' nail ct the pu'iin purio'ollo Gardens,
'n""n 's ua ri"u Hall, AMI containing a
/ i". IVY a." 'ut theatrical property belong.
hE % ir- unitrr' ot tlr barracks, Was DESTROYED
! 10y irr on the ,ul vt April.
Ihe Dw-lc.l Municipal Council have unari.
/ nY.'g ro.ol,rd 60 mcmuria,.le tie Government
| w ''''t oi the row CatLuN, University.
: l.'rI T.ssruro Las granted tlousc # an cV-
. ''''t uH'r,N nH Dis estate i.f i.iI l.ug the new
| ''h.H, 'aunlrd 1t Mona .han.
| Tic annual meeting ~ the Profession, Or,,rr
| N''iriN was h.,l iu Dublin A.ll itl. aui
! though tl' c'uIIrnt advocacy u tho Ri..ht k,,.
~ 'tcrt, tho lifelong ticui oi the Society,
was "'ninK on th" oU1.l'n, tho Proceedings
WI. 'nl "i interest. The financial condition Of
'l' .i'i> was reported to les G'ur-iu..
AZ t' Aiu' mec.us Of the lti-h Church
M''''"h S'uctN, suine interesting d,.uils were
LH'ht iue surprising sucg,sa Ut tho RACED
h''l' Iu buhI,u, aul thor influence m ,l.,l.
u"- 'hc cd 'ra'tsr of street children
The meeting Of the Church Missionary s..
,'iF was Perhaps iar mHst mtcrcs,.n ~ tho sr-
60, "l Aprl wf'iiHEs The suuuh breakfast
i''h place iu ,ho muruug nul iu the afternoon
= m''tiu, was held In tho Kotunlt, at which
'h' r'uor, "i ih1 S'uety Was sdup'cd, and a
number ct interesting addresses delivered.
lh' SUNDAY School Society held its meeting
ON th" "tn % Apul On the 1-t Vt lauuntv la,t
u hrl un. ~ IL, ,upcr,i ,ou 2,,2l schools. with
~, w tylnl ami II % Erntuiuus teachers
-. . t.'ui lun. uln % th" ".o we're supposed To he
~ '.''A.E N"N.day schools, aul 5000 were
aho'" - Ncnts Of ngr
d. Ntic. the celebrated Dublin ocul,,t. has
absolutely assigned st. Mark Oplthtlmic Ilo,-
l'ai tu trustees, tor the hcucht Ut the poor uf
Ireland lIhs WIS founded hy Dr. Wild, some
N'"r' ago, at an eNp'nsc of !lO,OOn AMI uudor
h's control has achieved HI IA character aud
h""l the means OF iucstimal,lr good.
'Ile liirl's Nc-t' Is tho title of ancv three
story building lately opened ~ Kius,'own. near
buhlln. under tlia auspices Of MI Mhat,s and
'IHhlttco NJ ladies', for the education and sur
port u suoh chiliron as may be ,on.ilcl to i s
shclt"ring care
The Convent th" Sisters Of Mercy. belfast.
h'' been -....a 1y h.uils tor debt uf tlO.uuO.
a man hrid without any other remains. wn,
Lately found co., tay lrus.rn Mountains, CO. Au-
Trim.
uo Treasurer ofthc Conucmara Relief Fund.
hu' received from the Count ie Paris who nj
lu'm b. "'ib Con. M,l,Ilu at yorktown,
Tl'n i'r the 'uflrring poor. Tho Prince states
in ir letter that iitcr often witnessing tho mis-
l'riur oi Tho Irish people on their own soil, It
lnN ti''' hlm pleasure 10 behold their h,ruism
Ano devotion to the Land Of their adoption.
From statement recently published, respect
us ih' condition ot the embroidered ruu.lin
trnur, which formerly Huurisll,d in Ulster. il
''i "t,s that iu 1893, goo onU i,malrs were ,u-
ri'FuI 40 Tho trade, who tcn,N eel tor their work
!f"9"llo a year The trade ivlI oh till, IN
le"l N.'t'''li's Wero reduced to but li,tla over
.''''"' IT, ori'r To r.,,yo the traIo, which !
his Oh" mont ot ltius employment tU women |
~ 'i.. l.lu.'. "a u.fuHfIUl Nus Irysrutru 10 lie !
|'''l .Hrl.iHs 0'f patronage, iut t.e Au,wcl |
q" "I- delayed Ia O.I sequence OF tho death of !
Nov. iit'. '."h such ,.ulu interest in aIiinl |
zoo, trli' ta.t lu,us advanced hom 90 jta,Upr |
cn', aud % 'f e,, Wht.I that specimens If |
"nr. s'ut 90 The D..u l.,.ir,on will ,.iu..il,t.
il stall mon, AND probably restore it 10 its l.ruyr
prosperity
At recent meeting In Dublin Of tho Irish |
branch oi ,ie "'.irJy for promoting the employ.
m'nt Of educated women, II Was stated that the
uarrs u 100 ladies were on ~, registry
through the ugcu,y oi the society number Of
women uf The middle cld--,. vino were comp.llrd
10 seek employ u.rnt have been trained, and th.
greater portion have found employment. A.
pupils who hive passed the writing aud book
Ac pug class hav" ltcoi' od frst class certificates
and ,hc Royal Duhlin Society ondprses tho com.
mercIal oeriiioatc' OF young women tho same
Hs IN tho caso OF men. The sewing machine
lass has an attendance Of 10, but all have
not yet attained proficiency. The pupils In the
lt- class are under tho auspices ot tic ROYAL |
Dublin S"cieiyi and among the later classes
tufnoi are tho law writers and telegraph clorks
The British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Com
pany ha, granted sets Of Instruments Tor the
u.s. oi the latter class, and opened n.mlcr
~ stations to tho hdie4 10 b" trained for the
Company 10y tho Society Interesting state
ments w"rs male Illustrating the usefulness of
lhe society N fitting ladies tOr v!iicos VI pocuni-
ari profit anil ro,poctAhility