Alexandria Gazette

IRELAND.

Extract of a letter from Dublin, dated May 31st

"Within the last twenty years many Ministerial changes have occurred which excited great attention in the political world, but in regard to Ireland the resignation of Mr. Stanley and his party has produced an interest and excitement altogether unprecedented. The retirement of the Wellington Administration was connected with a question in which the empire at large was concerned—the triumph of the principle of Parliamentary Reform interested all the divisions of the union; but the tranquility and social improvement of Ireland—the satisfactory arrangement of the church revenue system, and the removal of the primary source of discord and disturbance—are involved in the recent alteration of the cabinet. This country only requires peace to render her prosperous. If the strife and contention caused by the tithe system were at an end; if the real evils of the country were under the correction of a vigorous policy, rely upon it that repeal or any other description of agitation would no more be heard of; and we should lose our distinctive character as a nation of 'patriots and politicians,' for that of an industrious and thriving people.' Several members of the House of Commons who had been sojourning here, have set off for London, in order to be in their places on Monday evening." —Globe.