The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-17
Irish News Items

Several leading Roman Catholic gentleman
among others, Moore O'Farrell, Lord Cutlo.
ross, The DoAoghue, and Shine Lalor hav,
oluntly refused to cooperate with Sir Robert
reel In his effort to establish the Queens col
leges in ireland. The following is the conclud.
ing paragraph Of Mr.. Lalors letter.:
=, You viii permit me 10 suggest that this zeal in
the cause OF system that has been ,,ndc,nn, al
Cvhtfasted moreover, with u contemptuous silence,
ms regards The claims of the Catholic Tniyer,i,v
Wa scarcely needed 30 convince the Irish priest
nood now much the policy Of the present q warn.
ueht hiA become unmindful OF, II MT adverse a.,
theiT proper and legitimate Influence Tho nnu,rap,
nas peeh ul-2hoSen. We are On the probable eve of
CaIhlnltouH conflict with Ampriro TIA Ir5gt
heart In already thrubliug with eNri,.r,,,, 49,, l.
ShNet!; ana the hour may MT be distant when her
m"yes! hhNlsers may regret tine cstrtugcmcut aud
Ioqulie 'ho support ui those whom they navy ! d
palpably disregard. Would Il not bo viz, T., rc,r
these circulars aud suspend the suhs,rip,i,y ia,
ana cease ~ hout the Hierarchy in the f,co-nt
placed on board the Trent
Inc Dshup OF Cloyne Ia his .eticrtl tie pttr,u.
Mthe Catholic University, sid that kc and the priest,
~ uls u,o.ese, ".ld pay i.r three rcep place, there
toI mefltorlouS stud nts-
'tirst-The parish priests viii make M am5ng
w ior ten year an annual exhibition pr free
place oil forty pounds.
"SeooLdly-The cur.,es will ,.,lo az, . .,.,,,
Hee pNce oil iofty pounds year for the sauna linn.
"Thirdiy-The bishop vii Al his own rvn",,sc
"AV "a ahAuhl provision Tor third place II thirty
pounds during the same period, or for ns mani
years Of II ~ life may he spared him '''''
"Ihtst places may lee given T. meritor1uz stu.
dents as three places Of lprty pounds or as four al
thirty; or an six at twenty; or ~ tle Uuiyer,itv
authorities may deem most conducive T. tue interest,
Of the institution.
The hnYuis and Mr,hioness %! Waterford Il ,vr
Ieil Cur ~ hmurc, for l. uluu.
lEe hlghl Hon. the Earl a. Dandun and puty
have arrived at the Queon's Hotel, Queenstown
ho,u AShtoh mas htI''el NJ h"rrluu-"I trc from
Edinburgh en- route Tor Wpld.awn, County OF "a.
way.
Sir II; II. Bruce, Bart, is on a saort visit at
Dowuhl.
The Hon. Laurence ParsJn., ami Mrs. Parsons.
arrived On Saturday afternoon last, from BrIfUtrn,
Castle, ParHonHtuWu
The marriage # Lady Lludeshlrough with Lord
ONO Fitzgerald, youngest son 20! the Duke of luiu-
ster, took place on sttvrJag.
Lord Mas has arrived in d sh.in from PImors.
town, Mas.
Lord yisoount Cast'cross la- let Kenmore, for
Eaton square, London.
The Countess Of Kenmare and g,Re have arrived
AZ morIiHon's Hotel.
The Marquis aud Marchioness Of kildare arrived
IN Lohuon ui; Friday from the DUgHos- tDlwlyry
oil bulhei hands seat, near CClen
from Edulurt,h " ' '''
General Sir Edward Bowater died suddenly ON
Saturday, "
The State aud private carriage ol Aliern,n
Moylan, the New Lord Mayor ui Dublin. .,rn ,t nm
exceedingly tasteful and cl-t.y uLaragtrr Inr G,r
ness are richly plated Tie housings are chased il,
silver, with the Irish oak harp and wolf dog clab.
orately wrought out
An officer proceeded from his station at Capplgh-
white tsays the CLonfEL CInosIoLEl, and searched
the house Of farmer named Patrick Dryer, of B.-
heha- tO~nlAnd In the CAppagh hillA gats,de
whose house the constable found concealed Ia .