Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-09
FOREIGN.


With Tie adjournment of rariismsni the
men OF note" had quilted the Metropolis for
the sports OF the eountry, and the fashionable
ease Of retirement. All was tranquil IN the
three kingdoms.
Parliament. Il - said. " III rot be called to-
gether uLiii the end OF January, and that all
the great Ministerial easures Will be lad
before the House soon after II assemblies.
The supplies Of whe at in Marx lane, durin.
the week ending Aug. -, we're larger than IN
any former similar period since the year
lsai.
Adviees have been received from Gibraltar.
u'd.r date OF the 9TH ult., stating that the
cholera bad ceased, and clean Lii:s " =. .!,A
had been issued.
The Stare Dsas.-On the Iiih cf Iune, a.
NJ brig Char, bids, captured \ large bris
called the Tamasa. under Portuguese coiors,
IN the Blight Of Benin, with AZ slaves on
board. 18th which she proeeed,d To Sierra
Leone
.uosf Haae.-Thc summit OF Mont Blanc
vas reached on the 18th ult, by t~o travel
Iers iron, Savoy, n ho In their descent were
en'eloPed in storm - trsaie ud0gs that thry
yearly peri>hed of cold and exhaustion.
Coarer-sa 10 PToissisHiisa--TLe Cork
Herald states that the Rev. Mr.. Nolan, " lao
took such a leading part 10 the public ooniro-
Al, As
the intimate friend of DIR. DOYLE. ~ rel ortsd
10 have resigned has parish ia the diocese OF
Leishlin, aud CONFIRMED u the doctrine, OF
the Established church TTss,abssanti-tion
Is the grounds ORR Of hrs o6jceiioo 10 the ten
els Of the Church Of Rome
The accounts u the progress OF the harvest
both IN Scotland AID ireland are nost en-
couraSing.
letter. from ConstsbIinople state that the
British leet, on the 2Olh July, ~as cruising
oil the DardanelIes. aud that the plague "a,
raging with great violence at CUnstaniinO-
pie
40 article in the Temp, states that the
EmPeror OF Austria had had an attack ia the
sPi"e. which threatened 90 end fatally.
The Cholera at Gotie nburs Was prev aiIing
{" Al alarming degree. Number Of death,
~ 10 40 daily. " hole number TO Aug. 18Th,
els.
OF lOs Deputies elected 10 the Portuguese
CoItes, 40 were ministerial, 30 opposition,
and q doubtful
The Pope has resolved 20 address a second
aud last sdmonition 10 Don Pedro. and tben
should tia. prove Intellectual TO have recourse
10 cxcommunIc alton.
IRELAND
DCHLIS. Srs. Is.
o'CoahsiIia HairIJsrd-Mr. orc onneiI and
3 a.
clock In the afternoon OF TUESDAY, by the
Milford packet, and proceeded 10 Waterford
at half past q. accompanied by crowds Who
had FASTENED from all quarters 20 welcome
him on the news OF hIs arriv al, ard no ~ ould
have drawn the carriage the whole way ,(eisht
miles) permitted. but this Ar. O'ConIeII
would not allow. The muititudes on foot and
on horseback then formed IN procession, ma
nv carrying great boushs after the carriage
which proceeded at slow pace 10 Water
ior,i. which they dad not reach tail near . o.
clock. Crowds still continued To arrive a
lorg tie line OF procession, and Lonfres werc
lit Oil the surrounding hills, and at ia,ora-
Die stations ~ the carriage passed. The
enihu>iasm OF the people Was 50 great, that,
not satisfied with this. they set fire TO some
furke hedges. in the fields adjoining the line
OF march. amidst universal cheers The
elect. Of these fires IN the shades OF evening.
which fell ere the procession reached Water
ford. - described As sinsuiarIy picturesque.
when viewed from the city. against a very
dark sky in the back ground. Some OF tLe
vessel M the river had their riggin. hung
with lamps, aud the majority had on the new
OF his arrival At DunmOre boosted their col
ours. Triumphal arches and fe.toons we're
got up on the quays with incredible expedi.
lion large bonfire vas la at the foot Of
Barron street, opposite 10 Cummin's hotel,
which had been prepared for Mr.. O'ConneIl,
and nearly all the remaining population pa
raded the adjacent streets, ia anxious expec-
tation 81 las approach.
On his arrival he INSTANTLY stepped up 10
the balcony. aud proceeded TO address, ILe
natives, Frequently interrupted 10y cheers
and laughter al has humorous illusions 10
ioTmer IncId.nisD a. follows -. Fellow
country mcn. (huZza) you seem as merry AZ II
you ~eTe gong 10 beat the Beres(ords again,
(obeers aSd isughter.) u - a fine thing 10
toll for 50 brave and honest a people a. the
Irish. (Cheers.) They beat us, however.
on The 1.-THE question this time. bat " stu the
blessing OF God, and The assistance Of the
people, will beat them the next time
Cheers, and cries Of You ~ill'') We will
also have rap at the rotten Corporations.
and grind some Of the Cat ones OF them.
g. Grind them, grind tlem-') suppose YOU
know them ALP owe do ueII") You
have all heard something Of repeaI to-
DeaieniDg cheers Well . have OnIy 10 tell
you, that from all have heard or seen. am
az thorough going = repeater now a. when
iett ireland. Tremendous eheersl go on
quietly and peacsably, and don't mind nOt,-
eng such traitors a. John Matthew Lal~aV.
(Groans aud a cry Of "IIenry Winston Bar
ron Ob, ~ he's not As bad as Gslway
What a Luiirel that Galway - but he's bad
enough. BY the Law. IIsrry's no great thing.
daughter. there might easily be got better
boy so al the next election We must send
bun 10 ihe right about, AID snail blame 70 Us
tCheers) You must not expect me 10 make
q long speech to night. . have been tossed
about 10 day Tor several hours on the seas.
90 some sort Of a vessel With a chimney and
Kettle of boiling water 60 set her going
AID a. feel sosssWbat fatig'ied and IN want
OF sleep. an sure you will excuse nae %
y tCbeersJ
lie then w.:bdrew aud the people dis
pfrscd.
lie dined on FRIDAY AZ tl,s invitation 81 =
deputaiiOn II the citizens Of Waterford. sr,,-
ted the Roman Catholic Bishop. lDr MIRA
ban heard mass and fsrss 81 the sacrament
TIE same dsy. On Saturday be Was expect
Cd at Cionmel. where another public dinner
sss prepared Zoe lin ca BIS way TO Dorm
sne
/ CHOLERA ~ DUBLIN The suihori-
ties ot the city have becu compelled 20 re.
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