Chapter XXIV

Arrival in Dublin--Decline of the _Roman Nose_--Exhibition
in the Rotunda--Feast of ducks--First drive--Ph[oe]nix
Park--Stags--Indians' ideas of game-laws and
taxes--Annual expenses of British government--National
debt--Daniel enters these in Jim's book--Indians
called "Irishmen"--Author's reply--Speech of the
War-chief--Jim's rapid civilization--New estimates for
his book--Daniel reads of "Murders, &c.," in Times
newspaper--Jim subscribes for the Times--Petition
of 100,000 women--Society of Friends meet the
Indians in the Rotunda--Their advice, and present
to the chiefs 40_l._--Indians invited to Zoological
Gardens--Presented with 36_l._--Indians invited to
Trinity College--Conversation with the Rev. Master on
religion--Liberal presents--They visit the Archbishop of
Dublin--Presents--All breakfast with Mr. Joseph Bewly,
a Friend--Kind treatment--Christian advice--Sickness of
_Roman Nose_--Various entertainments by the Friends--A
curious beggar--Indians' liberality to the poor--Arrival
at Liverpool--Rejoicing and feast--Council--_Roman
Nose_ placed in an hospital--Arrival in
Manchester--Exhibition in Free Trade Hall--Immense
platform--Three wigwams--Archery--Ball-play, &c.--Great
crowds--_Bobasheela_ arrives--Death of the _Roman
Nose_--Forms of burial, &c. 178