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IRELAND.

THE REPEAL MOVEMENT.-MR. O'CONNELL'S

LEVEE.

DUBLIN, MAT 14.—Meetings have been held in Cork,
Limerick, and Kilkenny, and other places, for the appoint-
ment of deputations to attend the levee on the 30th of May,
mfor the commemoration of the imprisonment of the repeal
artyrs," and which is to take place in the Rotunda. Most
of the corporations are to be represented on that occasion,
and their deputations will join in the procession.
A special meeting of the Repeal Association has been con-
vened for Thursday, the 29th of May, at the Conciliation-
hall, " for the purpose of adopting an address to O'Connell
and his late fellow-prisoners on their illegal and unconsti-
tutional imprisonment for having advocated the Parliamen-
tary independence of Ireland, and congratulating them oa
their triumphant liberation." The requisition is signed by
Sir Cohnart O'Loghlen, Bart.; Messrs. Smith O'Brien, M.P.;
'H. Grattan, M.P. ; N. Maher, M.P. ; E. B. Roche, M.P. ; '
James Kelly, M.P.; R. A. Fitzgerald, M.P.; R. D. Browne,
M.P.; J. P. Somers, M.P., 845...

The county of Meath repeal dinner is to be held at Tara on
Thursday, the 22d inst. The repeal melting and dinner in
Cork have been fixed for the Bth of June.
LIQUIDATION OF FATHER MATHEW'S DEBTS.
The following letter, addressed to the parish priest of
Castletown-Delvin, by Father Mathew, mentions the grati-
fying fact that he has been relieved from his pecuniary em-
barrassments chiefly through the generous aid of the friends
of temperance in England :

" Cork, May 9th, 1845.
" Rev. dear Mr. Fitzgerald,—To you and your generous
parishioners I am deeply indebted for the large subscription
you have raised for my relief, and I return you my heatttislt
thanks.

" It pains me, I confess, to be so burdensome to my friends,
but expenses unforeseen, and that could not have been
avoided unless I abandoned my sacred mission, involved me
in difficulties front which I could not extricate myself.
" In the very first glorious year of the great temperance
movement I incurred the greater part of the debts that op-
pressed me, but I had an almost certainty of being able to
liquidate them by the aid of a rich relative. In this hope I
pursued my career, but a sudden death frustrated the bene-
volent intentions f my friend, and I was left to my own
private resources. By the sacrifice of family property I paid
off the medal manufacturers (my only creditors), but I was
crushed and crippled, and unable to proceed.
" My circumstances became known to friends in England,
and with their aid, and some partial help from. Ireland, a sum
over 7,0001. has been raised, and my debts are liquidated.
" Pardon this tedious detail; but I consider it due to you,
and my benefactors in Castletown-Delvin and Killulagh, to
give this explanation.

" Add, reverend dear Mr. Fitzgerald, to the many obliga-
tions you have conferred on me, by presenting my most
grateful acknowledgments to each of my benefactors in your
parishes, and assure them of my constant prayers for their
happiness.
" Believe me, with profound respect, dear reverend Mr.
Fitzgerald, your affectionate friend.
" THEOBALD MATHEW."