New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

farng desperadoes from the port II once we com
INIT ourselves irrevocaby TO conflict with Ahy IN IN
general, not knowing against whom what 10 stlke
in particular, may meet with the privatecr ques1h
cTcan m az pTdn d M nG rno % ar into activty
at the first snih Of gunpOwdcr, and 10 whom the posc
an irresistible temptation TO have Abyssinian Ala
bama or ATkadi burning ships in the Indian seas
would be heavy addition to the difficulties of the eXpe
ditiOn"
REFORM MEETING IN DUBLS.
On the evening Of the Sd Of September mass meeting
OF the working classes held under the presidency OF
the Lord Mayor in the Mechanics Institute, Dublin on
behalf Parliamentary reform letter read from
John Stuart Mill, in which the honorable gentleman said
I have long been convinced that complete justice 10
ireland scarcely TO he hoped for unless by reform
present preponderance Of the landed interest. and TO
transfer large share Of political power to classes VINO
not under the influence of landed or church pfeJu
dices There is considerable reason TO hope t the fa
lamenary reform which we have now oDtalned may nc nc
cOmpsh this. Whatever power has been gained ny tne
working classes or by the advanced Liberals VIII, am
convinced be used for the complete redress OF le gneN
the church and the land An OF hope therefore, Is
opening for Ireland which, If improved by wise and ar
monious action the part OF your ara OF
may make the connection between the two countries
The meeting was addressed by the O'Donoghue Mr..
Bcaes, and other English and Scotch refOrincrs Rcso
frage but residential manhood ought be satisfactory;
that the ballot Indispensable and that local branches
Leagues Of England and Scotland for the establishment
Of fun public liberty without distinction. ~ ,.,,,
cheers.
PROPOSED REFORM TETE AT TIE CRYSTAL PALACE
The Committee Of the Reform F6te and Banquet to
come of Crystal Palace the 50th of September
had received authority from number OF members OF
Parliament and Others authorizing them TO place their
names ON the Honorary Committee Mr. Bright VIII be
present Earl Russell in letter 10 the Committee De
clines the invitation He will be In Ireland and IL too
uncertain Of what may he the effect OF Lord Derbys leap
the dark he III and enthusiastic guest at the cee-
bration Of the passing Of the Reform bill OF 1861 Mr
Gladsones letter 10 the Committee says The celebration
amply justified by the great extension OF the franchise
ENGLISH ITEMS.
parag graph having appeared i'm several weekly jour
mails that Mr.. Charles Dickens was In such bad health
that he had been ordered 10 dcsis entirely from literary
labor and that his contemplated visit To America was
principally with view 10 the restoration OF MS hcaltn
The I0U Nal GG=ete states that the only almeht Iion
which Mr. Dickens has recently suffered was an nnanled
foot, better, and that lac is IN perfect hSalti
The proceeds Of the Bimin CHAM festival $4,000
The profits 10 be gwen 10 the Birmingham Hospital
The remains Of Capt Wlfred specrs, who was shot on
board the steamer Octava, Fort BufOrd Missouri
River, IN June last on the 2d of September Inferred
the family vault az the Metropolis" Mong Surrey
Lieut. Brand, H. NJ OF Jamaica uOtorcty has not been
allowed TO suffer very long suspension from duty ne
Just appointed TO the Irresistible CO. screw coast
guaIdship at southampton, for service in tender