HURRA FOR OLD IRELAND!
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The following spirited article is from the Dublin
Correspondent of the Boston Pilot, and we doubt
not speaks the sentiments Of Ireland in regard to
the dispute between this country and Great Brit
tain


"7he Pirate McLeod.-The decision of the
N. Y. Court in this case, has given the greatest
satisfaction in Ireland. The bold tone in which
Judge Cowan pronounced The opinion of the Court,
has fully answered the expectations which we form
ed of the citizens Of the Republic. England has
at length met people willing and able to stand her
TO her teeth and fling back in scornful defiance her
empty threats. What will she now do? ? Humbed
and debased, even in her own estimation, she must
brook the contumely which she has received as the
just reward of her insolence"