The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-28
Ivish Church Esta biish mc nt.
Correspondence Of the Nep York SUM


DsAn Bin There is 81 little Of special intfes,
TO American readers occurring IN Irca j, tha,h is
not necessary to trouble you with more ,h,n an
occ'sionsi th'f letter. There IL no irportan,
quc'tion = loyis'a,ion Tor ireland Tending IN tie
British Parliament aud M strong gen ~ agit,-
ton ia the country for legislative econufui re-.
forms. A. you may have uot.cei y ia" P.flis-
men,sry reports In The London u'na.s there
have been oil ky and fri'tlsss ds,us,ipus 4 the
old quest! ons Of trnsni-'i{ht aud the grievances
connected W tn the IRISH Church Es..l lshnsn,.
Government had Lite TO cay ia d.f.uc" u TIE Eye.
TEN Of land tenure IN Iresnd, except n conf ~
that nothing had been done III the past H. improve
II or 10 STIMULATE the culh 'ato's % the s,ul ~
greater industry, aud W plead that 40 ysrios well
Intended measures Of ior,nrr sessions al ti cd,
II would he unw.se To attempt any new measure
81 tho present. time. They h"pd, however, that
though they did MT fee Iound 10 make effort
TO improve the coniit OF tie Irish people.
| devise measures which might mtgsts o. remove
sou.s OF the causes q Ir.-h distress, lenehcrut
Providence would make compensation Tor tLer
ind n nee by giving Irslsni . succession 4
goot harves,s And with MS pious hoTe n. M
guire's motion for prA,teAl inquiry into the
Of Irish distress with view u the adj ut on
medal measures, was negstivei by large IN jlri-
w. 10 Of TIE lrish Churca temporsliies qutsii1n.
IL was delicate and dihcult question for Govern
ment " deal With; and ct any rate, u tJo late
IN the session 10 do any thing, ami SO Il was vJt,d
out OF the House for the present. But II Ia evident
from the manner IN which II IL DIS, used In the
Iulhc journals, tha, Will come up =. with far
greater force, aud that tiine 10 Apr aching wien
| Br fish minisiers must de. WITH u, aud, possb v,
| With tho whole question Of church endo~m.pts /
| the SlAIs. There u au Increasing tendency 10
| wards voluntary sn among thc FRESH tsrAus I
| Scotland and most Of tie disrenting Sc Is N I'm.
| aud are opposed 70 Ssate-endowrd aud stat
governed church, and ID 10 hot probable that they
will yet unite their forces aud ali those who WISH
10 str tho Church fsssb i.huent In ireland ol is
large revenues aud great pol teal power Thor, ere
| unrnistAksstls signs of the new sh.I lug Of p.tss
| In the British Legislature In reference tn this very
question Of The futur. r. alton OF the estaJL
| Church 81 England and Gland TO the State. AstL
| Iri'h branch OF the estAhshtuent l. the ssI Il,
| iensible, or, As some think, wholly lniefeusb .,
| II viii he hrst assaulted. AID should u 10 o.,
| the vsy will be opru for 4 combined InoS,ue. /
against the connection Of the Hierarchy OF the Eu-
| gish Establishment with the political governncLt
| Of the country. TIE Interest Of the fe~ ercI.ou.
| for vacant seats IA Parliament, winch have re-
| Gently occurred In i e and, turned chthy on thc
sentiments oftho candidates IA regard ~ til
l church question.
| As - tie crop prospects, they Al, at present
| good. should there be fine weather durlug he
present and the coming months, N. hArv's viii
BE more than an syrra,o one, compare with 10 ,ni
years There was issr IN the be- b. ping of The
summer that the hay crop would be very L.ht ia,
| the rains ia June brought al kinds u grass f,f
ward, AID fair erup is now being cut aud gst Of
ed. As = consequence, the price q cnttr Ia - IN
proved Should The potatoes escape he b /. ht. OF
rus. there will be . large crop. Now potatoes ar,
now plenty n the marse,s, At moderate IrIrrS fl
the ., Asou. They will soon BE- abundant sud c esp
) should July be warm and nry. The oa, crop n
| Improving. hut much Of II viii ts light IN IT,,
rs'png. The hAI crop looks sckiy enough II
many places, but 10 has irp oV greatly OF .ato T.
, dry lands. A good harvest vi DO much for lie
land, but - mos, Of the small farmers have -
deep y involved In cons cuce Of the bad crrls d
the last shree years. many " item vii Try /
gather enough Mi, year 10 enable them to leave III
a colntry. Agcoj Ia vest, therefore 10 more lk "
~ increase emigration th.u 90 diminish It, II
deepest irisrss, - IL by IN the of the
In ,be United St.te-, and thousAuds are long .ng
A | me return II peAic AID prosperity & thai Ian
which lhey had !earusi g. look n as tie land ,
| promise " the oppressed sons q IRELAND. J.S,