Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29


themselves hcadlong into the movement, the rent
comes pouring in by thousands Of pounds per
week aud oil classes seem 10 regard erisis at hand
Whether, IN this emergency, MIR oConnell will /
prove himself
In 10 command world
And Iuie u when It's widest
time will show, but he has brought his darling re-
peal panaeea ioa pIleh al once fearful and sub
lime
II now he hlers in his course farewell long
farewell to allhis greatness, while continuance in
BIS present policy must incvitbly bring him into
collision with the Government. and ptecpiate
CONFUSION. There is no middle course Troops
are daily pouring into the country, Government,
steamers are constantly cugaged between the tower
OF London and the Prison house, Dublin, ia carry
ing and landing arms, the Castle ia the latter city
Is being placed in state OF defence, and every
thing shows that the Government anticipates an
immediate outbreak
Atihe Dublin Corn Exchange on Monday a,
a se,oh agalns, the supersedeases issued BY the
Chancellor, ten barris,ers headed BY Sir Colnan
OIoghen, ofthe late master OF the rolls, sub.
scrbed TO the funds Of the Repeal Association, and
were by acclamation admitted as members. The
tar-moiion caused a great sensation. OConnel
read for the meeting the correspondence with the
Chancellor, which proceeded his dismissal from
the magis,eral bench OConnel has announced
to Sir Edward sudgen his. deierminaiion to i'm
peach him iboreupon inth8 friA pariinment-
The rent for the week was 81 gas
| The latest Irish papers contain an account of a
melee between party Of Orangemen and body
OF Repeacrs, at Dungannon, on the 30h of May
a house was RACED, and many persons beaten, but,
no lives lost
All the Irish forts castles and batlements have
been inspected by government engineer, and or
dered TO be repaired and placed in a state of per-
fec, utility. Indeed the preparations of govern
ment are such that would indicate that a civil war
is not far distant
MILITARY PosIrroN IN IRELAND-The bat
teries at Tarbert have, unexpectedly been renfor-
ced by four additional pieces of artillery and an
additional force of one officer and fifteen men is
expected daily. Letters have been received inqui-
ring how many men all the forts would contain
all the guns are to be mounted without delay
A man-ofwar steamer went up The Shannon on
Friday week with two thousand stand of arms for
Limerick Four other steamers were despatched
from the Tower for ireland with arms We I'M
derstand that two men.ofwar steamers will be sta
toned in the Shannon-one at Tarbert, and the
other at Grass Island.-Kerry Ereaing Post
PARLIAMENTARY PRocEEDINGs.-Th day az
ter the sailing of the last steamer, Lord Stanley
introduced certain resolutions into the House OF
Commons based on the OF long talked measure for
the introduction of Canadian -four and wheat at a
fixed duty of Is. per quarter. A glance at the
Parliamentary summary shows what an apple Of
discord this measure has proved TO the minister
hundreds of hsf followers were in open rebellion
against it, and the on dit of the day is, that Sir
Robert Peel empha,cally declared, that unless the
Country gentlemen" swallowed this bolus he
would resign.
II AGITATION IN SCOTLAND Scotland, too, has
been the scene of religious movement the most
important in its consequences the most extended in
its qualifications, which has taken place since the
time of the Reformation. Nealy 500 ministers
the hearts blood for the Church. embracing all thai
are most distinguished for learning, talent, and
/ energy-haye scceeded from the Kirk and thrown
themselves upon the voluntary principle, rather
| than submit to an Interference in matters Of dsci
: pline with the civil power,
: AMERICAN OILs--lt has recently been discov
a cred in Liverpool, that the Americans have beer
: attempting 10 introduce a spurious article under
e the name of "lard OF" which consists of GO pei
cent. sperm oil, and only "a of lard oil. The rea
, son is this the duty on sperm oil under the
# tariff is rs per cent that lard oil is merely ad
s yoorem
i The names selected for the infant Princess are
Alice Maud Mary names thoroughly English.
: Some Roman Catholic Bishops are about TO pre-
: pare prayer for the safety of Daniel OConneil