The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-04

ard mskee tte state owner Of s'ocs iu the rusd
20 that anoun, without further lAoility. have
no tolb' Out that tho bill will si.J rs-s :h6
II us". ard thus become a Law AZ n ia under.
~, that the Goyorncr will moi vs'o ~ w 'ho
present shape. 'EnG
Bi.h New.
FAIL Rose hes contributed $3.50 70 the Mo.
mortal Funr e. tho iats Price tOnsprt.
NJ. Tuoh, died Fsh. 1lth. in the Killiysut
Wwth'us-, Co. Gaze, Cne bundr,d All eleven
y esrs old.
Cclorl Luke white NJ p, for l.ongi)ri. Is
spoken ci ~ ikely &c he sp-cib''d 90 the lish
Lort hip o. tts Treasury row yacart.
A uial trip on the now & ,rk ard Queenstown
| rs,lr,ni, uu Fob. tltb resulted NA'i-'ao' 'ofily,
aul the line viii soon bo opened for ,faihc.
Madam r. Al, adio, Partisan lady, has sont
donation VI /. 100 iVr the rohg! Ot the iis.sels
| IN Galway.
Miss Evars. ahtrd-,pc Young English lady.
| only siNtoen wears Oh, is lectuting IN Dublin
| TO crowded audiences in favor vi total aOsii-
Hence.
| The country about Csstlerea ard Blllinnsloe,
in consequence of the flooding Of the Shannon, is
completely inundated. From the mouth Of the
Sack 70 Limerick, the water covers the moa-
dow lar ds, doing incalculable Injury.
| At a late meeting Of the Cas,lsbn Fuel Com
mttee It was resolved TO initiate movemen
| TO place tho town under the Town Improve
ment Act, in order to give employment to tho
poor.
The average weekly wages for agricultural
| laboters in he County Wicklow is: mer, IS Oh;
women As; children under l6 years old, 3s.ii
sv,Ia2s ear. ings by tack 1Oa. In harvest tins
tho aSerare wages Of men, without diet, is l6'.
farmer named Kearns, residiDg at Rath-
vii ey, Co. Carlow, WA lately found returning
from tie Nowtown Barry fair, hanging down
w,t between hs drSy AID his horse's heels,
Ni'h lis head tvaTiuly msngled. Ilo lived
iy few hours. Tie wroichcd man was
d .uI h when the accident occurred.
In ono Of the southern counties Of ireland,
during u recent assho, a witness, who prevari-
Gated good deal, was roughly interrogatod by
counsel IA TO the nature Of an oath, and the aw-
full consequences Of breaking II. do you
\ know, my good gill; thundered the Crown
lawyer, "what would happen TO you II you per-
ursd yoursolf7" "Troth, do we'll, sir, said
she, u would not get my cxpinses."
Mr.. Herbert, NJ. T., for Kerry Mr.. Tonni'
son, of Letrm, and Col. Henry Nhte, late
member for lonRiord, ara variously named IN
connection with tho vacant Irish peerage MI
Herbert however, has not acttd uniformly with
the government on lHto occasions, 20 that al
though Lord Pal nerston often exhibits for
ri, iug disposition, IL is probable that the choice
will lie between Col. White and NJ. Iennison.
Trinity Church, Dublin, was throrged on
Sunday, February 9th, by an immense conPe-
CATION, of which the Lord Lieutenant was one,
TO hear the farewell sermon Of the Rev. John
Gregg, tba newly appointed bishop Of CORK.
Tue preacher was deeply affected during tho
discourse and fesllngly alluded TO the symps' by
which existed betseon his people hd himself
}, for sixteen years. II is proposcd AZ dural J,
! memorial 10 this devoted minister, that hi'
numerous iIiends shall subscribe TO - build the
d Cathedral Of CorE, which is in delapidatel
K cOndi ion.
A THO Lord Chancellor Of Ireland, before
A whom Mr.. William Smith OBtien's case has
!, been argued, has pr nouneed decision IN
. favor Of that gentlcmans claims. Tho eldosl
/ son of Mr.. O'Bnen thus comes into the prop
a eHy, valued at S25, 900 year, subject, how
ever, to An annuity of 100000 10 his father,
. But as tho eldest son must support the younge
children, this will leave Mr.. O'lirien n consit
cradle income. This decision defeats the un
, natural maehlnations OF Lord lnchiquln' MT
: | 0 Brien's Tory brother, who sought TO tax
! advantage of the trust deods OF 1913. As az
: | appeal TO the House Of Lords is by no mean
probable, this decision will remove from Ire
lands noblest son the fear Of poverty in his OLE
age
+. Irish butter Is fast Fastening to exclusion
1 from the from the foreign markets, in conse
: auence of its growing inferiority. French out
O ter IL said TO he superior. This is owing to tn
: fact that N lTolAi.d tho old moIhods OF manu-
3 fattaie are employed, while in France I'm
q prov, d modes are adopted. In Francs Also
A | the hub OlNlhlOn hl lAllu lNuNNH fPhNp hun
o DandIy, which furnishes superior food for ca,
:. tle wolfe in ireland they are for the most par
A pastuT,d. As an evidence Of the decline Of tn
/. butter trade the following figures will prov
interesting. In the year 1900, the number 9
barrels Of butter exported was 4S, coo
s. 1910, CO COO barrels. Since that period, it ha
W gradually declined, until in 1859 only 800
N tarrels were exported.
M Duii, the late gale In tho English channo
~ the tIig Angelo arrived at klnRstown, nel
is dublin, Feb. 10th, from Marionope via Fa
w mouth. She left the latter port in com pan
n with a bark and 4hip, aud eIl in with a bri
- and briyan,ine in the English Channel. All h
y" vessels remained in company for some time du
he ing the gale, but at last they were seen frol
of the Angelo TO go down one after the other wit
all Oh board. The shrieks Of tue shipwreckt
-, mAriners could be heard distinctly above u
u' noiso oi tho tempest, but the captain Of the A
Ar gslo could render no help. An AusIian ba
its h. aso Ieportul by the Angelo A. having go
..b a.. IN of tho Cornish coast with all on board
lI,, The festivities at Adare Manor, Go. Lime
- icL, On occasion Of Lord DunIavens ony 2
TO coming Of age, were Of the most eXtensi
- character, and occupied nearly the entire wee
ina on the l2th of Fehrusry tho Lord LieutenAI
49,, with a distinguished party, arrived on spec
''J train from DubliD, and was received at
So Lin eri k terminus by the Mayor and eorpo
tiOn. The streets were feattOned with eve
greens. At Adare his excelency was reoeiy
by Lord Dunrayen, ard a numerous cAyalca
- la the afternoon grand banquet was given
IND 800 OF the principal tenantry. The room '
hung with banners bearing inscriptions, AMI
. tai los were splenddly Ornamented. Alter dim
inp an address was presented TO Lord Dunraven q
luz seversl speeches were made. III the eyenin
les- grand bah WAS given to the wives and daul
be- ters Of the tenantry On the following da
rter full dress concert was given to ths gentry
.S1 the county, at which the Lord Lieutenant '
500 present, ard the festivities terminated on FriC
for | hall IN which all tina hkaulV
the fashion If Limerick we're invited.
inc The total number f American vessels
Mr., during the month Of February was 90. The
and includes steamers, 8 chips, baTks, bri
Mr.. Ii schooners, and tlcop, OF tbsse, 81 "
wrecked, G 6abGndonsd, burned, founder
ioie and are missing. The total value Of yes
he lost, exclusive Of cargosS, u SstimAtsd Of $5