A Mr. VERNER, "Grand" "S....
A -Mr. VEnxfs, w Grand" S.," whatever that signiSes, (Secretary, inayhap), of the "Grand" Orange Lodge of' Ireland, has addressed a letter to the several cc Gratds Masters-these people being, one: and 'all, grandees of fhe first Inagnitude-announcing the. determination of the Grand Orange Lodge, that the 12th of July in the present year shall not be celebrated by any Orange processi6n. This forbearance is avowedly designed to be understool :as a sacrifice to the feelings of another Irish party; and as. such, we are not disposea to undervalue it, because it seems obvious, that if any abatement is to be look-ed for in the factious animosities by which Ireland has been torn to pieces, some one party must begin by restraining its ownk 'pssions. Should the Orangemen be the first to Eubtait tD such a discipl'ine,-or,more correctly speaking,to Claitn such an honour-we shall hnaffectedlv congratulate them and the Government; because, consisting as they do, for the most part, of a class of society far superior to their antagonists, their example mnust operate wvith corresponding efficacyjnd because we are not free from the weakness of wishing to see members of our on%n communion wvith justice on their side. The truth, indeed, is, that the leaders of the Orangemera have been themselves alarmed at the results of their owv excesses; and hence the declaration of Mr. BaOWNaLO'V7 that every man's life and property would be unsafe, it party processions were not altogether abandoned.