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The following is from the Dublin correspond.
snce Of the N. Y. Tribune Of the date ofthe LIST
Dec. last: ..F FuE SIP


SmiM O'Brien and Orsgon.--This great lead.
or Of the Irish people, second only in influence to
O'Connell, mnde, at the last meeting Of the Asso.
citation, one Of the most noble displays Of manly
ecquence ever uttered in Cancellation Hall. Al.
ter treating on variety Of topics conversant with
the business Of tho day, he adverted 10 the pres.
ert belligeran, attitude Of Great Britain towards
America, and openly declared that lrishmen had
sanctioned and sustained England in her unjust
wars, and that such would not be the case nny
longer; then, quoting the Edinburg, Review to show
that the claim Of England was no better than .ha!
ofthe United States, he declared in the name Of
The Irish people, that it England should obstinate.
ly persist in wanion waste Of blood and treasure
for tho barren shores Of Oregon. the Irish peo
pie should no. be any party to the injustice. This
is most remarkable speech, coming from gen


lleman of Smith O'Brien's we'll known frmness
influence and great property. This has produced
great sensation. Should Ireland be able to pre-
serve an inaexible neutrality, England cannot
will not 60 10 war for one year. or this 20,
mny bo assured; for without the Irish heart ant
arm, the lion Of England will not stir from BIZ
lair.