New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
NEw-YoRK, FRIDAY, MAY /. 1865.

should be represented by Established Church
the grant TO NaynoOth Mr. Gladstone having first re-
signed his office and placed himself IN such position
that no could doubt dsinterested Of his
opinions stated that the Catholics Of Ireland desired
TO be endowed their demand could not in his Judgment
he has now brought forward the resolutions which
you have all read, aud he says that neither
to be endowed but that there ought to be
equal dlsestabishment and disendowmen for all loud
Whatever his opinions were he great pains to form
them at the time and when he had formed them he
aVo"ed them openly and made no secret OF them say;
then that am In favor of the odashiOned system OF
choosing men OF integrity and ability TO lead you and
should be very sorry TO the time arrive when the
people OF England should say that account OF mans
leader. Cheers L believe that that time VIII never
come and am pursuaded that you may confde in the
that supported by the people OF England he VIII lead
y0n on TO victory making the peace which have already
land Cheers. When that is done we shall be stronger
in every respect-strOnger in our internal relations
peace everywhere stronger also against any foreign
emy, should any foreign enemy presume to attack us
with and that you will give your hearty sup
proposed. Loud cheers.l
THE ASSASSINATION OF AN IRISH MAGISTRATE.
The FreemaS Journal gives the following details of the
murder Of Mr.. FeatherstOnhaugh
We F1tema,fs JOarnaD regret to have to record the
commission OF murder accompanied with circumstances
OF the utmost deliberations which took place on Wednes
day In the generally peaceabe County of Westmeath
esq. Of Bracklyn Castle, Deputy Lieutenant of the
county, and large landed proprietor. Mr.. Feather
share III public business both as a magistrate and
grand Juror of OF M the county in which his estates
members me OF bis b family frequently appeared among
private parties recently given in It, The unfortunate
gentleman was in Dublin on Wednesday participating in
the general welcome accorded TO the royal visitors aud
he proceeded by mail train at 1880 p m TO return to
ms residence. AT kuCan within five miles OF Mulln
which the customary station at which he stopped
ters trap, TO convey him TO Brackyn Castle, which lies
In the direction Of Delvn, which is the posttown.
Bracklyn is about four miles from Klucan and about
equdisant between both places there wild tract Of
country very thinly inhabited named Kuockshe0an and
would appear that at this place, which afforded fac
ties by its sotarness and secusOn for the commission Of
the dreadful deed the vehicle In which Mr. Featherston
haug driving arrived at about " o'clock, and was
intercepted there BY party Of men, some Of whom
possessed OF reas and he was dragged out upon the
road and several shots fred into his body with in
simultaneously fatal effect The party having completed
the bloody deed then dispersed without molesng the
attendant who after time. succeeded In raising the
body of his murdered master into the vehicle and
Ne!g ~ 10 MS residence FTompt information was gwen
to the police authorities in Mullugar. Delun Kilucan,
ana a e surrounding stations, and parties were dis
pdlcheu III every direction TO scour the country with
view TO make arrests Of some OF the perpetrators Of the
hOur al which we received Information OF the desperate
occurrence, which, may be imagined has created the
greatest excitement throughout the whole county where
the deceased was so well known IS rumoed that the
murder had ITS origin in agaTian causes. An inquest
VIII be held immediately, when light VIII doubtless be
thrown on the cause of the amentable circumstance.
THE VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES TO IRELAND.
regal party left Dublin at l2 o'clock for Punchestown
attend the races The streets OF Dublin crowded
with people, who cheered the royal visitors they drove
along As early daybreak the people began 10 travel
70 PunchestOwn The Prince and Princess were most
received the There
a tremendous concoursc OF people present, and the
weather magnificent The Princess, who was attired
in green pOpn trimmed with Limerick lace, was again
and again greeted with deafcning cheers. The royal
party returned town at a o'clock Crowds lined the
quays and heartily greeted them they drove along
On the following day the Prince and suite attended the
races. where they arrived at 1870 pm and enthus
asticaly eheered Weather fine and attendance large.
SOn the 18th the royal visitors the guests of the
lord mayor at q grand ball in the Mansion House.
The Dublin EreId0 Express says that the Prince and
Princess Of Wales accepted the invitation Of the Mayor
and Town Council of Canarvon to visit that famous cas-
tle the cradle Of the Norman chiefs Of the Principally.
All the world knows that CarnarvOn Castle admittedly
the finest specimen Of the palace fortress In Great Brain
that il Dnilt by Edward L. and that IL tine birth
place OF the first Prince OF Wales All the world however.
tOes not know that the ancient town has been making
pd progress Of late years under the able OF
NT. Lewellyn Turner who has filed the Office OF Mayor
or nine successive years and who is the senior
mayor in Great Britain. To Nh Turner's enlightened
views and hard practical industry the town indebted
or thorough system Of drainage splendid water sup
ply effected at cost Of s250OO, and project for new
larbor the first stone OF which IL Is hoped, will be laid
Jy the Prince Of Wales. Mr. Turner, WHO is devoted
is NiceCOmmOdOre OF the Royal Welsh Yacht
Tub for whose accommodation ne has had the old Gold
gate OF the town fitted up as commodous clubroom