Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20


Dublin, April AIR OConnel has writtenn
letter. addressed the people Of the Queens County
calling upon them TO return Sir Henry Paine with
out contest, and free of expense He uses powerful
arguments to show that all other questions should now
be merged in the great question Of REFORM think
may declare that public opinion will sustain Mr. o.
Connel in his view Of this subject and that should
the Ministry deem it necessary to resort to dissot
ton of Parliament the will End triumphant return
of reformers from Ireland, accompanied by perfect
popular tranquility. Sir r.. Ferguson has been re-
turned for Derry.-Globe.
A vessel from Scotland, with SO tons of potatoes
ordered by Sir Richard ODunne Bart has arrived &C
Newport county of Mayo, for the relief of the starry
ing peasanry and another, with so TONS is expected
this week Three persons in this district have died
OF actual famne.LimcFick Chronicle.
1t is rumtu red that Col. Fitzgerald son Of the cele-
brated Lord Edward will be of The candidates for
the representation Of Kildare at the election.
DH5Hh Morning Register.
From the Dublin Morning Register
Irish DisyeasIt will be seen that Ministers intend
to form loan fund, to encourage employment in Ire
land, This must be of much benefit to the
country but Mr. Dawson is quite correct in saying
that il would be a odelusion' to sunpose 1t will ia
enough for the poor Without parocliAi -fnreE ade.
quate relief cannot be extended he regulations for
the loan fund will be complex and volumnous and
much time it is said will be requisite to give them tho
form OF law. II would be better to suffer the time to
be SPENT in the first instance, in digestng and method
ilng system Of parocial rates. Leisure may after
wards be had for the loan regulations the parochia
attention Of Parliament.
One good peculiarly in the proposed loan fund is.
thatit is to be perpetual 1t is prudent deterni-
nation TO place it under the control of the English
! Treasury. We would suggest, either that the Go
vernmen should lend the money at the interest AZ
which they borrow it, or apply any gains by interest
| to the augmentation OF the fund itself. We would
also suggest that somo better means Of giving pub-
city to the proceedings OF the commissioners than can
be supplied by reports annually laid before Parla-
ment, should be adopted. The best plan in our
mind would be, to regard the commissioners as sort
ofconmittce engaged III the improvement Of Ireland
and to let their stngs be MS open those OF the police
officers orhe courts of justice. All application should
we think be made publicly, and be ultimately dispos-
ca Of IN a similar manner. In no other way do we
think possible to prevent misapplication off the fund
TO the private interests OF ihtriguers and obbers.
FRANCE.
The London Times OF the 9TH, on the subject Of
French affairs, say S.
lnthc Paris papers Of Monday, which arrived last
night, We find nothing calculated to decide tile uues-
ton Of peace or war between France and Austria
lhd.Montcur of Sunday had declared that the French
Government, which had demanded explanations fr4,m
Jenna, had as yet received no answer and promised
unresorved Information the subject as soon as il
should arrive. The public seems 10 RELY upon this
promise with mixture OF hope that peace NAV still
be the result. The French funds have in consequence
recovered little from their extreme denression m
the proceeding days
Meanwhile, the patriotic associations and move
meht party are violent in their hostility 10 the Min
stiy ana thelr clamours for ever. If it were
to take the opinions of the journals as the opinnns az
FRANCE, we should be led to believe that NJ Casimir
Ferrer was scarcely less unpopular than Prince Pog
nae The majority Of them declare that he does not
understand The revolution Of July last-thathe has be-
lied its prncpes,ec that he lisa Minister of the resto
ration instead Of being the friend ofthe new SOY eregnty
formed behind the bariCades Of Paris II is laid to his
charge as serious offence, that he was nominated with
out his knowledge or consent Minister by Charles
y, who appointed liberal Ministry with the hope of
ppeasng the people and retaining his throne after his
troops had been expelled from the ruileries The re-
cent dismissal Of public unconares from Office on ac-
count having joined the patriotic associations the pros
ecuon OF tactous writer's and the strict preservation
OF neutrality the frontiers, have carr for the
new Ministry great share of odium among the move
mcnt party as could well be attained by any Cabinet
N so short a time. The Constitutional even makes
answelabc for the prais, Of the Austrian Observer
ana accuses 1t oi being a friend to absolutism and
flncc Mctternich because that journal expresses
increased hopes Of seeing anarchy overthrow and
peace preserved, from its Accession 10 Office
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