The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-10 00:00:00

IRELAND.

• Ass.
DUBLIN, Nov' 8:to
DUBLIN SOCIETY.—On the subject of the RePer" at
which we alluded yesterday, relative to the questions
issue between the Government and the Society, the
reit •
Da,b, ;t
Evening Post observes, " The question, as we can P /To.
out from a long rigmarole, which bears the mark of of
bellion Smith's paternity—he being the brains-keePeroa d
the Society—comes to this, that the House, Musen Select
Garden belong, of right, to the members of the i,ey
Society : and, that under this express understanding,nitaks
will condescend to receive the public money, and 7„Dli-
some slight alteration in their by-laws, merely as a CO"";
e
ment to the House of Commons."—[This, no doubt' -fo
vast concession ! But before they get the grant, we aPr
nd
hend they will be compelled to go somewhat further, aria
recognize the fact that the premises, garden, library, their
museum belong to the public. • The Committee, i" tliet
Report, stand out stoutly in asserting that the proPerAtY;iiti•
in the Society as a matter of right, not of trust---an" 'of
mate their determination not to receive the grant, on
condition inconsistent with the recognition of the aferegds:r
asserted right. When, however, they are made to °ends,
tinctly that the Government will not yield to their deffle•;rit
we feel persuaded that a change will come over the sPa't
of the scene. They will not long quarrel with the gre'l
the condition will be gulped, for the sake of the gildiljecl
CITY OF DUBLIN REGISTRY.—On Saturday we e(31131
the outrageous and unconstitutional proceedings adoptei and
the Corporation, for the purpose of swamping the lege`a„....
bona fide constituency of this city. The Corporatiornol
which has been condemned as a nuisance even by the eo,
leaders—admitted no less than 109 persons as free dal',
preparatory to the registry, which commenced yester
In consequence of this wholesale creation of voters--4;0
dering the Reform Bill a mere mockery—the Orange•Tas,
had a majority yesterday, the numbers being—Destruct'
23 ; Reformers, 12.
We can tell the Corporation that the gross abuse of th.!flif.
privilege, perpetrated on Friday, in the admission ofbuerir
wards of a hundred freemen, will but accelerate pg
downfall. They have added another item to the t
catalogue of their mal-practices.—Dublin Evening P°P;
df
Mits. O'CONNELL.—The funeral of this lamented,", e
took place on Wednesday last, in the chapel of Derry'
Abbey.
dee'
Mr. M. 0 Connell is not, as has been reported, se.,;th.
gerously ill as to preclude all hope of recovery. N° be
standing the shock sustained by the loss of his mother
is convalescent. acY
CAPTAIN DUFF.—The appointment to the wag's: id)
of this gentleman has been converted into a peg ee • liar
to hang a charge against Lord Mulgrave, The eferi, at.
tionists' artillery must be in a lamentable condition °. on
tack, if nothing better or brisker can be brought to be,e:„rgly
the castle. The mercenaries of the Orange party
assert that Captain Duff owes his " promotion" (I) wear
conduct in Delaney's affair. Now the plain fact is that has
tain Duff was actually Gazetted months before Delenejnion9
introduced to the pious public of Killeshandra by the ro to
rector thereof. The captain's removal from Ca
Tipperary must be in the recollection of every person'

SHIPPING.—( THIS DAY.)
(FROM LLOYD'S.) A prV
DEAL, Nov. 9.—Wind S.W., fresh.—Arrived afinliss;
ceeded for the river the Ann, Richardson, from .":01-loa,d;
Mary Ann Robson, from Demerara, and Athelston, t°'"
from Richebucto. Arrived from the river and reniatil'arrih
African Packet, Young. for Naples; Duke of Bronti, f
for Jamaica ; William, Odney, for St. Vincent's ; ao::avelle
Liam Burton, Dempster, for Tobago. Put back bY.,
winds most of the outward-bound, which sailed yesfer"„al. Ar'
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 9.—Wind W. S.W. to S. S.
rived from London the Tweed, Salcombe, for Sierra h". 1.5 ctiffs
Elizabeth, Kelso, for the Cape of Good Hope ; and 4
jesty's ship Harlequin, for the Eastward. curre/'
PLYMOUTH, NOV. 8 Wind.— S.W.—Sailed the s'
—, for Sierra Leone. Arri*e • a
FALMOUTH. Nov. B.—Wind W. S.W. to S.W. 'none.
offpTorAtNtohAeTEAlpc
KT,hNomovp.s9on.—, NAlornrityeedVitdhee Ann,o.ailed foal
s
Pict(r' iron
Odessa ; Teaser, Ayton, from Smyrna ; Levant, COO'
Cephalonia ; and Prima Donna, Buchanan, from nennt {torn
JERSEY, Nov. B.—Arrived the Anna Maria, gull COY
Teneriffe ; Peggy, Godfrey, from Labradore ; and J°"ll,.'earg°
stantine, from Labradors, with damage, and part of
thrown overboard, bound to Fayal.
19t-
h lt.
The Dawson, Coulson, was abandoned the
lat. 46. long. 56., in a sinking state. 1010'.
The Minerva, bound to Poole, has put back to JerseP shore
Thc Rebecca, Gallety, from Clyde to Quebec, was on
in the River St. Charles the sth ult. near
The Vigilant, Rental, from St. Übcs, was on sh°re
Pillau the 31st ult. at
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Mr. Lewis Cass, the new American. girl ister 0105
Paris, left New York the 10th October, to enter aPoeither
office, via London. Mr. Cass has served his country' 006;
in a civil or military capacity, during 30 years. Fraillm ISO!
he was a member of the Legislature of Ohio ; frlates,
to 1813, a Marshal of the Court of the United o.f j.sldr
which capacity he took an active part in the War (,), ode_
to 1815 against England ; he at that time serveueriod
the command of General Harrison. From that
.I:_c hest;
had frequent relations with the savage tribes of it", the
and was charged to conclude treaties with several. (the la.
In 1820, he personally directed an expedition int°_ of ill
tenor of the country, and made known the sours
set6Booos
Mississipi. In the course of this journey he a g darin
connections with some other Indian tribes. He syaS
fiftecen years Governor of Michigan. In 1831, " _ccaK,
pointed Minister of War, which office he has of ta°
nearly up to the present period. Mr. Cass
most distinguished of General Jackson's party' a Wise
he an t for
is
°I
tnheo gh
has kept aloof from party quarrels. Had be Plae'!' a bee°
among the candidates for the Presidency, as ,_„.onis A
solicited, he would have been a formidable all_Ts pert of
Mr. Van Buren. Of all men living Cassi_hes, and b
had the most frequent relations with Indian P.c.bit,a_'orprae:sc•vic:cii,
the greatest knowledge of their manners and, Ilobject.
l
is the author of many esteemed works upon Wl'
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The Paris Sun of Nov. 8. • Tuorni.-u,
Letters received from Edinburgh this
tion that the magnificent new steam-shiP
longing to the General Steam Navigation C;llll.Pti4rdaJy
left London on her first voyage to Leith an 'rode an ory
had arrived early on Tuesday morning, Navin'..n, arid be as
cellent passage of 53 hours, against a head vcrvivicria_ less
t_lo.,
sea. The time actually occupied in steamino_ as
/thew
50 hours, the ship having been compelled toielkaYn n
hours in the river, in consequence of the
t 0 ,ations if
weather. Every one speaks in the hi
rivalled splendour and comfort of the accomm
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Clarence, which appears to be admitted to be fully
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and favourite ship the Monarch. , r Sheri te ,
not superior, in these qualities as in size to the
Next week the ceremony of pricking I
from the list who are to serve for the year
ghesttberms '"-t•the
take place, preparatory to their being beerisfuteiorg.selec

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