The New York herald., 1868-05-30
IRELAND.

g. II. Trains Departure from C0rk-The
Church Disendowment Asitation-A Clergy.
mnn Threatened with Death-Tacfics Of the
Observation-Disclosures in n Municipal Body.
CORK May 10, 1858.
George Francis Train LEFT this city on Wednesday
night for Dublin. He was accompanied by Mr. Dill
lon his agent, who has instituted legal proceedings
against the directors Of the Protestant Hall for
breach OF agreement The venue is laid in Dublin,
and damages are put down at f5O0 Trains appear
ance again in Cork created no excitement whatever,
and nobody went to see him depart.
The Rev. Mr.. Cais rector Of the Protestant church
at Queenstown received letter threatening him with
death in the event Of the Bible depot at Queenstown
not being closed. 1t is dated Cork, May IL, and to
the following purport:-
Your doom Please yourseh-live or die.
Skull and cross bones)
AS tne ot mas fallen on me, am in honor: and un.
heseby tell you that if the Bible depot at Queenstown
OF which you are the Father, is not shut up within
fourdays from this date you shall be shot through
Good CATHOLIC.
Such is the state Of religious feeling between Cath.
olics and Protestants, brought about by Fenianism
and the almost disestablishment of the state Church.
That brighter future" for Ireland does not certainly
yet appear in the distance.
On the receipt OF the letter the gentleman
made codic to his will, giving fl 900 to the Irish
the operations OF the Society should be maintained in
Queenstown. The document has been utterly repu-
dated by the Catholics of Queenstown where it has
created intense excitement and they taunt the Pro-
tesants themselves with being accessory to the az
fair AT all events, it has been admirable stroke
for the learned DOCTOR as 1t has brought him into
favor and consequence again among his parishiOn-
ers which he had recently lost by speaking immor-
any OF the women OF Queenstown who belong to the
Catholic faith
AT special meeting Of the town commissioners OF
nenagn the second chief town OF Ipperary. held on
n nuaS n Vnt nf
thanks TO Mr. Gladstone for his efforts to disendow
the State Church in Ireland, the resolution having
been moved and about TO be put from the CHAIR Mr..
Gill; former candidate for the representation OF the
county In Parliament rose and sad:-I beg to en-
dOrse every word Of the resolution, far goes;
but 1t does not go far enough. Is it at this time,
when our country lies bleeding from the great cash
suren in the shape OF disendownents The peasantry
3i our country .our conntrys pride" are neeing
from our beautiful shores, the victims Of bad hand
laws. The fairest daughters Of poor Ireland run
about with dishevelled locks as they witness the
wreck and ruin brought upon their once peaceful
MONIES py the combined operations of bad laws and
worse landlords. And Is this bantling OF Gladstone
the placehunter, and Bright his lieutenant, to be
the only panacea for poor, blessed Ireland pour
ing out her hearts blood to-day in English dun.
geonsY Is the disestabishment Of the Protestant
anas Is @ 30 haey1m aas Of MT 1d
1t is indecent OF members to interrupt inc. I have
n me e. OF Yos sSs no right
hsses.) Mr.. Gill concluded a characteristic speech
by moving that the following be added to the resou
the same time that the people OF ireland VIII not be
contented until the farmers protected by fuli
fair and honest Tenant Right bill.n
The amendment was seconded by Mr.. McCraith,
and rejected by a majority OF seven to four, Mr..
Cruise declining TO vote, assigning as his reason,
that II was ''a a humbug and one was as good as
the other" Qaughter.)
The resolution was then put from the chair and
carried amid applause groans and great confusion.
Mr.. Gill again rose and said-Is the resolution
ried and my amendment rejectedf Very well, VIII
now see what We are. viii now test you. c0rder"
and great confusion.l am now going to say some
thing which Mr.. Gladstone has said In the House OF
Commons, and what Lord Mayo said also, would
say myself II had seat In that House. / will see
what you are. now propOse-"That we pass vote
OF thanks 10 the different members OF the Fenian
Brotherhood now incarcerated In English dungeons,
and that we commlserace their sad fate in suffering
Tor poor old Ireland. Great uprOar)
Mr. Carroll-AAre you serious Mr. G2
Mr. Gi-fou have no right 10 ask such q question.
am serious. Mr.. Gladstone
The remarks OF Mr.. Gil were not further listened
No. the members leaving in hurried confusion, it
beng reported that the police were sent for and
would arrest the entire body.