The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-14 00:00:00

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Corn-laws to be a measure both reasonable,' just, and
especially beneficial to the working classes, but also con-
siders that the landowning aristocracy ought to compen-
sate the working. classes for years of robbery, by refund-
ing the whole of the unholy gains wrung from, the people
by -these wicked imposts:"
. The resolution was carried.by aeclaination.
A vote of thanks to the CbairrnaU having been pro-
posed,- • •- - -
Colonel TRoxpsos returned thanks, and the meeting
separated a rate hour. -

STATE 'OF TRADE.—PAISLEY:
(From the Glasg6w • Cf:? snide.)
We insert the following ofcial notice from therClerk
of the Relief Committee, as the best description we can
give of. the state of thinks here. During the/ whole
summer hopes have always been entertained that the
week or month n come would bring along with int more
favourable change of eireumstanees; these hopes, it will
be ob:An.ved, are now over, and the Relief Committee arc
making earnest preparations for the worst. As a sample
of the sufferings of part of our population, we can state
the case of one family which has been investigated into,
and found living on nothing but potatoes, and by begging
berringbrine from the' shops, as the only thing they can
obtain to relish their- scanty and •wersh morsel. The
family consists of a father, mother, and two children,
and the residence is. in Causevside
" County-buildings, Paisley, Oct 8, 1841.-
" Sin,-Ihave earnestly to request yourattendanee at
a meeting of the County Operative Relief Committee;
within the Council Chamber, Paisley, upon Tuesday, the
12th curt., at one o'clock in the afternoon.
" The funds of the Committee are exhausted; the trea-
surer is in debt and the numbers. of the unemployed
are' daily and rapidly on the increase
" A proposal Made by Sir William Milliken Napier;
Bart., at a meeting of a small committee held to-day,
and seconded by Sheriff Campbell, will be. sub-
mitted to the consider:idea' 0f.44. Tuestla„y..
That ;Paisley, and pth'erS
to. be named, should be appointed as' a pommittee
.towait uppo those persons in the town and. country whd
are able, but who have not hitherto .subscribed to the re,
lief fund, to solicit their subscriptionsand 2d. That a
deputation be immediately &spatched to London-to sod
licit the assistance of GOvorninent-7-to endeavour to obi Lain .
paitof the London belief Fund, raised in 1.826--
and.gene'rally to procure subscriptions in the metropolisfor the relief of the distressed operatives of this county,
"The propriety of!estahlishing soup -kitchens in (lir-.
.firienupaits of Paisley will also be submitted to the inett-;ing. ,
" I an 3, most Obedient serVant,
" ROBERT WILSON, Secretary."

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.. • . .IRELAND.• • •• • • DUBLIN, 'OCT. 12.—The, Tories have drawn. the sword?.
Parliathent is prorogued; and, being thus secure front
question or rebuke, they have throWn off the maSk. Lora
Eliot held out for a fevv days ; but he has been bulli
into sub Mission by the Orangemen. Mr. Brewster, one
of the most obnoxious ultras at the bar, has had his ap.,
poititinent as advising, Counsel to the Irish GOvernment
ratified by the Chief Secretary, and he attended for the
first time at the Castle yesterday.
This morning I learned that the Tories have given a
very practical proof of the sincerity "of Sir Robert Peel'S
professions of " impartiality and conciliation," by dis=
missing a Ronan' Catholic gentlemen of high character
and unimpeachable 'integrity from' the office of Crown
Solicitor in the counts of Tipperary. The facts are thuS
stated in the..Thitlin Evening-Post :
" The first result of Lord Eliot's :obedience—the first
.‘ overt act' of the newly-installed .Orange. functionaries;
has been the peremptory. dismissal of a Catholic.gentle-
man from an of ice Connected with' the administration
of justice, the duties of which he had discharged with so:
much zeal and ability, and with . such advantage to the
Public peace, as to obtain for hiniself the marked. appro=.
batiOn of all parties.
" A communication, properly-authenticated, hai just
reached us, stating that Mr. John GAhill, the Crown:Soli%
citor at Quarter Sessions, in .the county Tipperary, .has
been dismissed.

_ .
-We shall theritien the circumstances connected with
this most tyrannical proceeding, 'as they helie been com-
municated by oar corre4ondent -Eor some time past
Mr. Cahill (a solieiwr of considerable eminence) has
been in a delicate state of health, and„with the sanction
of the late Government, the duties of his office have been
discharged by his brother as hiaileputy. His medical
advisers deemed it necessary. tlif.t he should, for a short
period, reside in .a milder cl;:Mate,-and,accordingly, he
iiroceedeil td Libbon.
A renewal of his lea,;.° of absence was applied for,
from the present Goverament, and the answer given was,
.that-unless he. ALteud'J,. personally to the discharge of the
dutirs, the office,. would be given to another person.
Thereupen,..l4:frientis Of Mr. Cahill stated that, under
suAt
.eirctinisV.,,ncest-.40 would,return to Tipperary, and
at once .thel took steps for ensuring his attendances: in
tune for Lie approaching.sessions. But it appears that
removal,-not his return,. that was ,really re.;
quirwit, and. accordingly a letter was received this morn
jug, announcing that Mr. Cahill was dismissed, and Mr. Lee—of.couse a Irian of the right sore—s 1
in jt- • - •
This is but the.corlimencement of Sir _Robert Peel's
plan for giving practiyial effect to • the Catholic Emanci-
pation Act. Wails!: every arrival from the Continent
indicates ayproachineb• -war, the Tories• are seeking to
conciliate eland by. dismissing Roman Catholic-v:01
approved 'ability and- integrity. The gams of Tory ..e-
-lusion is entirely at an end ; but the. reign of terror
is com.r.iencing. •
JOBS AND APPOINTMENTS.
(Thief Justice Basile • is to retire from the Queen's
Eknek, in accordance with en arrangement made to hiS
perfect satisfaction. :Mr. Blackburn° will be the now
Ck.ief Justice ; Mr. .Thennefather- becomes Attorney-Ge-
P.eral ; and Sergeant Jackson, Solicitor-General. Mr.
'West will be. the new Sergeant. Mr. Litton and other
no-Popery lawyers will soon be provided for. You will
shortly hear of some new Judges.
Orangeism is- as coempletely in the ascendant as when
the King of Hanover was the Grand Waster of the con-
federacy.