The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03

rotorfousiy man who has been Impoverished by
Simse with ii beyond the actaai wants Of the day
Tue new bill will do one OF two thfrgs. VIII either
be ire cause OF renewed agitation ana mus or.n u
about after time measure OF real usefulness, or u
VIII increase tenf0ld the discomfort In Ireland ana
send 10000 OF the tenant farmers over to the uhcd
States.
BY way OF contrast to this very unsatisfactory
conpromise-for 1t can be called nothing else
letter which An Engshman-professor Rogers, OF
oxford, who has Just been on visit TO lreand-puD-
llshed the other day In one OF the Irish newspapers
Mr. Rogers Is one or the few-but for the credit OF
this country am glad 10 say increasing number
world. and seen II with an unparalleled eve. He
does not set himself up very radical reormer but
the present condition Of Ireland has fairly astonished
him, and his letter has caused quite sensation
among men OF all classes In this country. Here are
the extracts II an American had dare to write thus
an xous to go out OF his way to abuse England But
says
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tenance OF The British army charge OF El0O per man
ess'
here annual military expenditure Of nearly o6o co..
Besides this the s9vsrnment pays Els 900 Or ihsrsso9as
i.s q: s' ss
that MS vast cost Of military and quasi military establish
offence sssspisd, 1saad people Ssnx ssosSs
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In England; for while population OF ireland England
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mol any a and 80 outlay Of Sp
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obva.s dsafeuon obtain dxy security Of tenure
the agricuurist.
The Prince OF Wales. the heir to the British Crown,
ran great risk OF being killed the other day. He
on his way to Scotland by the limited mail train
when one OF the carriages got OF the line OF rails
The Prince was jerked against the roof OF the he
sat in, and has received several wounds about the
head. ana am told by passenger who was on the
train that his royal Highness mad very narrow
escape OF his life.
The English papers have taken offence at some OF
my letters TO the HERALD, Ia which have said that
our navy Is very far from being in o state even to
defend onr coasts FAR less TO act upon the offensive
But the worst ever wrote was loud praise OF the
stone, the member for Portsmouth, said when speak
ing TO his constituents the 0taer day. He declared
that out OF the whole iron clad fleet OF this country
there was but one ves9el-yiz. the M0narch-that
was worth anything as either seagoing ship or
that was able to work her guns at sea. Now, Sir
o very Old scotch family, owns large property
IN Scotland and was all the early part OF
his life q naval man. He Is, moreover,
quite tory OF the old school, and would no doubt,
Lords Of the Admiralty. When they were ast on the
ministerial benches Sir James lost his election and
could not get berth. He Is also something Of an
engineer, and was formerly chairman OF the Milwall
Iron Shpbu!ldlnG Company. Well, this Is the gen.
teman who, when addressing his constituents, said,
daced to single effective ship, and would have 10
be reconstructed at cost OF flO 900 sterling"
Did any OF my letters to the HERALD ever say any
thing hall SO humatings
You will allow that Mr.. Russell, who was the cor
respondent OF the London Times during the Ameri
can war, IL certainly man given TO uphold tho
honor OF England. see II stated In the army ana
Nary Gazette OF this morning, the paper Of which he
is proprietor and editor, that England could not to
save her very existence, put 10000 men under