The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-07 00:00:00

IRELAND.

THE WRIT OF ERROR.
DUBLIN, THURSDAY NO
A few minutes after five o'clock this eel
all-important intelligence of the reversal l
judgment of the Irish Court of Queen y's- -
reached town, and in a few minutes the news sicco
like wildfire through the city. All parties, by
mon consent, as it were, had been prepared for
trary decision; and men stared at each other,
doubting the evidence of their senses.
'1
At Six o'clock the joy bells of the Roman Cs
cedl
Church of St. Paul, on Arran Quay, eommesmi
merry peal in honour of the event, and trto
anxious faces were to be seen thronging the
with silent triumph depicted in their countenssu".o
It is quite uncertain whether the ex-traversello
be released from durance vile to-morrow In°rslll,o
order of the Government here, or whether thefit
remain until Saturday morning, before which'
0,04
to be presumed, the official warrant from the P°
Lords for their discharge will have arrived.
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All the arrangements are perfected for the
demonstration alluded to in my letter of Yestioriiir
A procession is to be formed at the Richmond o
well, which will traverse the suburbs and tos
, cc'
streets, and finally escort Mr. O'Connell and —l4i,
martys to the Conciliation-hall, where an 0004
nary meeting of the Repeal Association will 1)67
in the course of the afternoon.
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A vast crowd is at this moment (eight 0 elnai ty
lected round the Richmond Penitentiary, 111:,,
avowed determination of spending the night
neighbourhood, lest the martyrs should attes4.
take their departure in private in the morning' „DO
Mr. O'Connell received the unexpected intellirood
of his release without betraying the least enwtisitei
surprise or wonder. Numbers of his friends 0
on him in the course of the evening to offer
ocii
their congratulations. Mr. Smith O'Brien, wb°tted,
arrived in town this morning, was early in $
nee ; the appearance of the Hon. Gentlems°,ol
greeted by the assembled visitors with three I°ll°
long-continued cheers.
There is a good deal of natural excitement
able in the streets, but all is nevertheless perteir

quiet and orderly.
(
By nine o'clock several streets presented 5.
pearance, many houses, especially those of Publo'l79l,
and places of public entertainment, being allif 011
A like demonstration took place at Kingsto-n'
the other suburbs.
oo ll°
A special meeting of the Repeal Assoc's—goo
summoned for this evening, and sat in delibe

until eleven o'clock.
A
Arrangements were entered into for conducting
041
procession on Saturday morning at eleven °toll
but it was resolved there should be no attempt
on the public to illuminate.--Times.

ANOTHER ACCOUNT. 4010
Immense crowds were assembled at ills-cket•
this afternoon, awaiting the arrival of the
I:e
At a quarter to five o'clock the steamer IN"
harbour. Mr. Ford, Mr. Cantwell, and Ur. bost4
the agents of the traversers appeared eaoloof
bearing white flags, on which were inscribed, cooell
ment Reversed by the House of Lords—Y 0'
is free." A tremendous cheer arose from the 0 ofyi
tude, and the acclamations were renewed
again, whilst those gentlemen proceeded to Ow ois
way station, accompanied by great o'ollll,
as news spread like wildfire, and cheering wP/
all directions. In twenty minutes the Dublin
i,
opdo,
ing Post had published the report from the v
papers. A placard was exhibited at the office'
the street was densely crowded in front. „e 0
To-morrow O'Connell and his fellow.Prirste4
(most unjustly incarcerated) are to be
There will be a grand procession of the Co pelf
eaded by tho Lord Mayor, to coney
,3C;A
h
e
from the prison to his residence. A splendid
car has been in preparation, and will "
readiness to-morrow.
Sere°

There is to be a special meeting of the

Association.

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT'

(PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ~,4141CP1
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLI"
ARRIVALS.
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AuG. 30. Fairy schooner, William Peareth,
s 4 0r
Plymouth, and sailed the next day for Sandgante,jooo",.
cGuetotergr,iaSnirsclitonnryer,BivHiloligamhtoLn,yoßna,rtiisfqr,
frolinv Gate?'
sey ; Nymph cutter, Sir John Bayley, B 1114" •
Guernsey.
L. om ,Guy
31. Wave cutter, Marquis of Blandford, cago4;
sey ; Flower of Yarrow cutter, Marquis of o°l4o'll
from London and Southampton ; Dream cutter', cotter'
Bentinck, Esq., from Guernsey ; Owen Glendwr r,
N. Barwell, Esq., from Plymouth ; Syren sel'u°,„ith $ll
John Fleming, .Esq., from the Mediterranean'
corpse. t., 10°
SEPT. 1. Syren cutter, Sir Thomas Wilson, '-
Plymouth.'w.hi fi
2. Charlotte cutter, Hon. William
from Guernsey and Cherbourg.
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3. Falcon cutter, John Beardmore, Esq., 'll4a fr°lll
mouth ; Emerald cutter, John Symonds,
tbs
Plymouth.
ro.-ker,
4. Zephyretta se.hooner, Henry Hope, Estf ror'
coast of France ; Louisa schooner, Sir 11)."- h
Bart., from Norway and Portsmouth. Ararbor°
5. Kestrel ketch, Commodore Earl of •---Loonert
from Plymouth and other ports ; Brilliant se'!„.
H. Ackers, Esq., from Plymonth and other Por''''
6. Camilla schooner, Thomas Hallifax, Ply"
from Cherbourg.
for
SAILINGS. f C°llloe
SEPT. 2. Flower of Yarrow cutter, Marquis ° r 1
ham, on a cruise to the westward • Dream ctitte:ree.ol
Bentinck, Esq., for Torquay
cutter, Marquis of Anglesey, for Loudi,°°ice• die
and other Pures: Ari
schooner, Almon Hill, Esq., for the coast of grt- ',Ol
4. Petrel cutter, Earl of Ilchester on a eilll.'o4"
westward ; Emerald cutter, J. L. 'Symonast
Southampton, to lay up. A /11141. e
YACHTS AT AND ABOUT THE ST-0;1000
Cutters—Phantom, Sparrowhawk, o°'
Reindeer, Lufra, urora, Corsair, NY.„11111"„;
•
Snake, Romulus, Owen Glendwr, Noran, 07'"
Schooners—Georgian, Xarifa, Zep
Louisa, Brilliant, and Camilla.
Yawls—Breeze, Stormfinch, and Kestrel keteb9n s•t jets,
Sailed from Plymouth on Thursday, Aug.„,`,o
P.M., the Royal Yacht Squadron cutter-yaellt u„at, DerAn
J. IL W. P. Smyth Pigott, Esq., for L'Or'e-
dro
fort, and Bourdeaux.
ht Sea- trtl
At the meeting held at the Royal lrao-- else
House this day (Sept. 6), the following vinri• lrarr°o
members : —Richard Lumley, Esq., Flower,: POI r
schooner, 141 tons_; the Duke of Beall:.°lcile•van e
cutter, 55 tons. Honorary member--0")
Ad re
Ferrier, K.H. (British Consul at RotterdsuilLioralr,--,,,°es
hyrettr,
The following members were presents '-'7osq.,
the Earl of Yarborough, Thomas Hallifax, -"ker,1303,
Lyon, Esq., Lord Clonbrock, Sir Hyde rarsaucer J,
the Earl of Wilton, John Congreve, Esq•,,' if
Horsey, Esq., Edward Heneage, Esq., Mt,' "„rge,i'-
Murray, Bart , Sir B. R. Graham, Bart., us-0, Dn.,.
land Ackers, Esq., Lord Lovaine, John E• 1-") owes
The following fa shionables are residing at e Dt)'-os
The Duke of Montrose, at Mrs. Goodwin's hVebs'ter, ,
Clonbrock, at Mr. Geneste's house ; Sir a "„ 110°1:
Harriet Lodge ; Sir James Graham, at
Lord Cadogan, at the Pavilion ; the March°, prose.
Lesley, at Rosemount • Lady Stradbroke,
House ; the Marquis of Blandford, Bei arroyoa
es
s yips
at
the
S°littlre 004
Lady Isabella Blachford, at Rose Lodge r.
chioness of Anglesey, at Cowes Castle ; 1.1•
,L$
Esq., at Gotha Hall ; dr
Sir Bellingham Graharal 2, satvel,
folk House ; G. H. Ackers, Esq., Nos. 1 au", 00%;
buildings ; Thomas Hallifax, Esq.. at Egyporold.
Lord E. Bruce, at Castle-terrace ; Lady Fitiost pros'
Trafalgar House ; Spencer de Horsey, Esq-' goose
pect-place ; Sir William Montagu, at Grantine
_,,,g0.
rtifs
John Mills, Esq., at Gothic Villa ; John Vig
Esq., at Beach Villa ; Sir C. Egerton, at 9th
,Ar NOW
APPREHENSION OF MR.

BOTTOM. %enter
STOCKPORT, SEPT. 6.—Mr. John. Kenyon - 9wth
bottom, formerly the most eminent solicitor in this ta,
and 1
who, about four years ago, absconded, chargeo
that time with various offences, was this daY b 0
of
before the magistrates at the court-house. A rewil.,B4o,
2001. was offered for his apprehension in .August',:yed,
but up to this period he had escaped, having, it is hellfire
been absent from England. His wife and fainilY,usitte
been residing in Liverpool ; and it appears, that "-of,
to revisit them has caused his return to this
tennoy,
arid led to his detection. He was captured Yester ro-
and brought over to Stockport this morning. TitheePos
ceedings were merely of a formal nature ; en"—
remanded for a week in order to give t-mu for he
bts
dence against him to be prepared. The rewardiallinst
apprehension was offered by Messrs. Bush and
on behalf of one of the London insurance offices, his
he had defrauded, by using the signature of or °, him
clients ; and it is expected that the charges again% ,re-
will be numerous as well as important. Me stau
manded till Friday next.