IRELAND.
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IRELAND.


The following extract of letter dated
Dublin, 2lst September, from distinguish
ed member Of the Catholic Association, ex-
hibits gloomy picture of the "land of the
brave and the fair


Nothing material occurred since closed
my last letter. The new Catholic Associa-
tion evinces all the spirit, energy, and de-
cision that characterized the old one O'Con-
mel is more popular than ever, and every
one now says that the 40s free holders would
never have developed their independence
which has brought such an accession of
strength, to the cause Of liberty and tolera-
tion, were it not that he passed sentence of
reprobation against their former venality, as
well as tame servlity to their landlords.
But they have wiped off the stigma effectu-
ally. The Catholic rent is swelling to an
enormous amount. am sorry, however, to
inform you that this city is involved in the
dee est distress. Death and famine prevail
in i t. a melancholy extent, and where the
ev is to terminate dare not predict The
mechanics are idle, they are reduced / l. 9Th
ofther former wages through the assimila-
tioh Of the currency, and they refuse to
work at the deprecated medium. The mas
tiers will make no augmentation, nor will the
law permit it, Ireland now is truly noa,in
al nation, and as kingdom the title is vir-
tually lost, for she is governed by tax col
lectors and military despots who exercise
their delegated authority with all the inso-
lent and aggressive rapacity of Roman
Prators in the most corrupt ages of the Re-
public. Alas poor Erin thy pride is fall
len.


Owing to the depression ftrade, and the
4nil Mt he 1n,,1,, 81,
toes, the great vintage of the poor, we arc
anticipating a said and melancholy winter.
MISS ROTHSCHILD'S MARRIAGE.


At an early hour on Monday morning.
Stomford Hill, the country residence of n.
M. Rothschild, Esq. was in great state Of
hustle, and most Of its Inhabitants were on
the qui viue, waiting the approaching hour
when Hymen was to tie the knot of a son
and daughter of the house OF Judah, whose
wealthy parents have provided them with a
princely dowry. The company, being very
select, consisting only of the relatives and
FAMILY, began to assemble at an early hour.
Previous to the marriage ceremony, which
took place about two o'clock, the HIGH
Priest, DR.. Herschel arrived in one of Mr..
Rothschld's carriages, attended by his Sec
retary and Reatert to the Synagogue. The
High Priest was entirely clad in six robes
and had most reverend appearance. On
his entering the grand saloon, the signal was
given for the new and splendid canopy of
crimson velvet gold to be brought forward.
under which the solemn ceremony took
place. When finished, e suit of elegant and
splendid rooms were thrown open, and the
whole of the company sat down to a most
sumptuous dveunc, after which dancing
commenced, assisted by band of music Of
the first order. The bride was most ele
gantly dressed in white satin with the rich
est Brussels lace, and great profusion OF
diamonds. Most of the other ladies' also
wore white satin with plumes of feathers
and diamonds. About six O'Clock, the bride
and bridegroom left their friends, and set Of
IN a carriage and four to the country, where
they will remain for few days The dane
ing finished about eight O'Clock, when the
whole company sat down to most splendid
dinner OF all the delcacies of the season, at.
ter which dancing commenced again, which
was Kept up until an early hour on Tues
day morning, Only three or four stran-
gers, intimate friends of Mr.. Rothschild
were present


BREWlNC-The London Mechanics
Magazine gives the following instructions for
brewing 'on small scale


"The art OF brewing is exactly similar te
the process of making tea. Put handful
of malt into tea pot, then fill it with water
the first time rather under boiling heat Af
ter it has stood some time, pour off the Ii
quor, just as you would tea, and fill up the
pot again with boiling water; in similar
manner pour that off, and so go on filling ut
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