The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

morals OF their parishionersn
Mr. David d. Field. OF New York, paid compliment
ay tribute the Mayor and Corporation OF Belfast and
" responding to 1.-The Jurisprudence Department" the
Right Honorable Justice oHagan thus referred 70 the
contribution OF Mr. Field 10 the abors Of that depart
! had some sprnkng of the fair ser. Ana above all 7
AN happy TO say, realzsdhat that very distinguished
speech to ash you have all admired As much as have
Ired itwho 4 worthy % be an MISUNDERSTANDING and
Ills ianguass-woud address you his subject. Hear
hes g aq T. sep ss a. a sad ahsna and 30
looking myself upon the Irish about good as any other
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section By telling US what the law Of mat advanced country
America. upon the subject 70 which have referred
lie there and am sure iae ladies' not satisfied
whlca limits female rghts-i sorry % very much
sabordnaies them % the right. q The they
aud eloquent friend, they could not be satisfied at ALL Gap
plause.)
this nut. owing to the continued drain tram
tho peasaDUy by emigration during the past three years
laoor nas been at very hgh premium and exorbitant
rates paid IN many districts 0mng tie deductions OF
political economists matter OF result the
aocrng classes have arEer amount OF funds at tne dis
posai than they have had for preceding
and il would appear that ardent desire TO direct those
funds into aproper channel of investment evnced by
parties who style themselves officials OF the 'lrish
public"
For etime past have been current of fresh
efforts for the revival OF the agitation and information
TeCeVeu whose
revive srl meetings and open subscription lists in
available districts to meet the expenditure for
ammunition simar to the plan recently adopted New
York and esew ere Owing TO the vigilance Of the de-
tectve and constabuary forces those emssares
been able to make much progress; but from the unds
guised feelings OF EMULATION with which many of the
lower order OF the popusce received the
OF the Manchester rescue. II quite evident that they
have still much material TO work upon
In the mountainous districts OF the south tar barrels
and bandI OF music marked the event. the respectable
and loyal people strongly censured the bungng man
agemcnt Of English officials. In Limerick serious
collision occurred between the popuace and portion OF
the military stationed in that town. Party expressions
aud Fenian sympathcs on the part of the people
assigned as the Immediate cause; but there is
doubt th,t very III feeling exists the minds Of
the lover chsses towards Eng sh regiments Several
have been serioisly wounded and sahs likely to prove
fatal in may cases have been inflicted with bayonets
The sudden Admiralty order for tho increase OF the
feet 'he Irish coast is attributed TO information
pointing to the possibility OF another Fenan rising.
The Warrior has just arrived of Queenstown Tho Red
wing ant LiGey frgates are expected 10 follow.
II Tho views respecting Fenianism advanced by tho
President Of the Social Science Congress be correct
strong measures for its repression justified His
lordshJ thus adyerted to the subject
Fenalism and agitation (for is the offspring OF the
oher lave alike combined TO parayze the retail trade OF
ize the industry OF large portion the agricultural
discourage the enterprise of southern manufactures
and 70 cripple the landed propretos IN their schemes for
itself tie crown and the flower of the national character
has become the synonym OF whatever ex.rayagat and
impracacabe.
The Earl and Countess Russell present brief
visit TO the Earl of Bessborough at Bessporough Park
Pil6own. His ordship is making excrtons 10 become
familiar with matters indicative OF the state of the
request that he will receive deputa;:on before leaving
that be may have an expression OF opinion on the re-
quirements from their point OF view HIS iodshp has
not yet decided whether he can meet the deputaon or