New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09
IRELAND.
THE VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF wALEs-THE PUB
Lie FEELING--TIE SHOOTING OF PRINCE
ALFRED.

Lie IEELING--IDE SHOOIlNG Or fkIN'E
ALFRED.
From Our SPECIAL COnesDotdsrt
Just now I believe am safe in saying that
we have got over everything after the visit Of royalty
except our bills Those think are not to De got
with rapidity and IL we pause over them. aphorismic
philosophy tells that Rome not built in day
The sermon that made the fame Of Bossuet that won
drous name among the French "masers Of the word"
was sermon upon the death OF princess and t began
Madam is deadw | confess could not well under
stand the simplicity Of the elOquence in the declaration
until the moment when have TO write from this ecstatic
quarter OF the globe "The Prince is gomez On yeser
day morning, when the first rays Of the dawn hardly
gded Howth with their glory, and when the Prince of
Wales and everybody else was asleep the%roya yacht
hoisted anchor, its engineers got up steam, its captains
and shouting men spread the proper SANS, ana ADeLt
Edward, Prince OF Wales look his departure from lsh
great deal was said about the royal coming but very
little is said or 10 said about the royal going Cur
stories and incidents are running the rounds ana
they varied and decorated with all the hues OF ornate
embellishments but everybody is just now crying out FOR
facts Beyond the certainty that HIS Royal Hlghhess
his COnsOrt Ireland that they part
of Ireland together, that they condeseended TO look at
all they am not aware, nor Is the country aware
that there is further OF graduation Still IN
streets sQuaOT gathers Sn in the lone garres Of the
city there is unnOed misery Still hOpeessness, despair
OF course we should not have hoped for any other
results to run to Ireland" and newspaper opponents
yond them But really after the efforts OF those gentry
must be believed to be the happiest people III the
heir OF the throne and his eonsOr Everybody that reads
must have how enthusiastically we cheercd the
splendid guests, aud everybody that reads must also
have observed that everything done by the royal
visitors 10 win our applause.
For instance, we have real live Cardinal whose popu
arty not very extensive resident among us; and the
Cardinal Cullen has been hOnOred with something beyond
passing notice To speak the truth Of his Emenee, he
cares very little beyond its value to the Church OF any
hOnOrs given him. He Is politician as Churchman,
and beyond that bound his politics do But the
Prince Princess OF Wales have In the parance OF our
best circles taken up" the Cardinal and the ign0biie
YtL have the bait OF the delicate attery placed in
every shape, deliclonsy cooked sIagnt before tnem
attention iavshed on his Enlnence the nfst irish Car
dna are the forms Of the tone in which they have been
treated by this "Oujonrs perdrx by the pners OF the
act OF the Royal cOndescensiOn but in all things yet
we have not got beyond the revel OF romance and ha
GUS enjoyment. Where we were before HIS Royal HiRi
ness came, bound TO be still after HIS Royal High
frOu shores. There Is still that terfDle Sulh quo
which existed before his arrival 49,. IL, 49,.
For Instance the last act OF grace almost OF the Plhce
and his Princess to visit noble Institution Tnsed og
ne charity Of poor. The Mater MiserlcOrda hospital
Is Of the most splendid dedcRtons To the service OF
poverty In the world Of Europe at all events anu eyey
ceYed refuge within its walls. IL is mnlstered 10 ny
the COnventnal Order Of the Sisters OF Mercy who de-
vote themselves to the duties, sacred ana most DOy IN
their eyes, OF relieving the paDgs OF the poor VINO nave
10 endure the cruel vstatOns OF tOse naladcs 70 Whcn
the human frame Is subject. The Prince ana Princess
visited this Institution ON the last day OF their stay
OF presenting ITS library with two separate copies OF the
Queens diary with her autograph inscribed therein fOr
Inc reading aud enjoyment OF the patients DO not
know that jealous act OF beneyOeDce OF p0t
cal service, has been performed IN all this ApdiaT
You can well conceive It's value III you reject how
s innnece has been represented Everything has been
gone into ecsaees OF delight upon this occasion The
press II - pnwerfnl instrument through whose means W