NEW YORK HERALD.

ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY HERALD.

Five Elegant Engravings!!!

THE GREAT HURDLE RACE.

Millard Fillmore Teaching School

ILLUSTRATIONS OF
AMERICAN HISTORY.
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AMEnISAN TITO 0s


The Illustrated Weekly Herald, to be issued this
morning at nine o'clock, is of the most attrac-
tive we have yet published.


1t contains full account of the great Hurdle
Race over the Beacon Course with graphic en-
craving.


Also, very interesting engraving, representing
the Hon. M. Fillmore, the present popular whie
candidate for Governor of this State, in the act OF
instructing the young and rising generation, when
he taught village school in his early manhood.
This is an extremely interesting scene and presents
highly valuable lesson to youth, who may thus
see that honorable and patient industry, perseve-
pance and talent are always certain, in this great
land of emancipated human energy and effort, of
gaming rich reward.


This Weekly Herald also contains three admira-
Bile engravings, illustrative Of interesting scenes In
the revolutionary annals Of the country. Price
only Ct cents.


The English News7Liberation or O'Conneil.
The news received by the " Caledonia" which
we issued in an extra yesterday, and OF which we
give very ample and interesting digest In this
days paper is more important, in general and pe-
litical point of view, than any which we have re-
ceived, for considerable time past. It gave us
the asto unding and unlocked for intelligence OF
the liberation OF Daniel O'Connell, and the COM
mencement by him OF new system Of agitation,
of which it is difficult to foresee the issae.


The unexpected judgment Of the House of Lords.
is generally and correctly regarded the result Of
party vote. The question was made party one,
and the opportunity which it afforded 10 the wings
of forming coalition against the ministry, and
involving them in new embarrassments, was
eagerly seized. 1t is indeed, a serious blow
to the administration, and will light up with
added fury, the flame OF popular disturbance
in Ireland. new and more comprehensive
system Of agitation will be now adopted by
OConnell Of the animus with which that indl-
vidual renews his old game, our readers will be
able to form an accurate judgment from the peru
sal of his speeches, which we give in another CO.
lumn. These speeches are, indeed, quite peculiar
and significant and are remarkably characteristic
Of the man. Whilst the whig judges who voted for
his liberation, are despatched with fulsom praise;
the others, and the legal functionaries who took
part in his trial. are loaded with opprobrious epi-
thets, which no one can SO well invent and apply
as O'Connell Lord Lyndhurst is a " liar" or the
same thing, seeking to found his decision upon
what he kne,0 to be a iie-Lord Brougham !" an in
de,cribabe wretch" Sir Edward Sugden, ga
cursed, contumslious little English dog-a currish
contumelious little genteman"-Sr Robert Pee
ga liar" Sir James Graham ca liar," Lord de
Grey "the shn-of-beei Lord" the Attorney Gene.
raj for Ireland ga malignant vinegar cruet on two
legs'-and so on.


This liberation Of O'ConnelI will, in all proba.
bility, be quickly followed by coalition Of the
whigs-the O'Connell clique-the radcals--the
" Leagues" and all the floating elements of popu-
lar discomfort and agitation. The " free kirk'
even Of Scotland, will also unite in this alliance,
and in short time it is quite possible that the ad
ministration may be driven to resign. As to the
probability Of repeal Of the Union-that ID utter
ly out of the question. But the project will be still
kept before the people, with all sorts of splendid
schemes, such as that Of Federal Unlon"-
and the "Preservatve Assembly" of contributors
Of El00 to the O'Conne fund, in order to amuse
the people. Thus has the brief period of Irish
tranquility terminated, and we may look on the
arrival Of every steamer for new movements
and manifestations OF that spirit of discomfort, un-
rest, and violence, which seems to have etenaly
fastened itself on unhappy Ireland, setting at def
ance all attempts at its exorcism.